The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-17
SELIGMAN'S WILL.
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Is "NOn=Partisan County
". Ticket Talked Of.
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49,
An Industrial Found Dead-The Mac
: XIX. dOnough to Close for the
= Summer.

= = .0XKLAND.-Tbe will of Nathan Selig-
il. tdlanl the man who shot himself few days
Ngd at Ills beautiful home on Caledonia
: avenue, was yesterday filed for probate
Fine viii is dated April IA last and the
:. estate is estimated to be worth 5000, con-
sisling Of the home place and some San
francisco lots.
. Deceased leaves the property TO his wife
. *an1>son, she TO care FOR the boys portion
.:untLI he attans his majority. If she
:: .sh0dld marry again she is asked to sell the
=. propefty and give the son half the pro-
Ceeds
:Sefigman says be has a $4,000 lfe-insur-
,.ance: policy made in favor of the wife. but
THAT this, too, is to be divided equally
:: with the son.
!. Fl lie wife, Nathan Rosenberg, deceased's
tather-in-aw, and Boaz D. Pike are made
executors without bonds.
?. = Tho Insurance people are looking into
the mAnner Of the death of Seligman. An
r: agent called at the Coroner's office a few
:. days ago and secured a transcript of the
= evidence taken al the COroner's inquest
the intention being to find out whether or
not i was case OF suicide.
=. : Fire verdict az the inquest was as fol-
lows I'VE fad the deceased to have come
to hrs death from a gunshot wound in-
flcted by himself. but whether intention
:. ally. or accidentally we are unable to
:. State"
.'.~' The widow and her father have Pc
: Nttoned for letters Of administration.
= An Industrial Dead.
Henry Graham. man OF 80 years of age
died yesterday in Butchertowu from what
IS thought 20 have been exposure, brought
on: Through hanger. He was tramping
about the country, and had applied at the
: <tEipehOuse in ButcheTtO for something
10 eat His remains were brought to the
8Inrgue.
= son. bis person was found documents
81. showing him to have enlisted in Kelly's
p: IldustT1aI Army and to have started East
ID: with IL. 1t is supposed he deserted and
Wandered back to the coast. Among other
Things the following letter was found on
:. hiR4.
:. NJ. Smith: Here is man for you to work
. picking cherries. He IS little out Of mind, but
::lifey tell me he is good workingman. Tell
: y re Do5s OF to bother him at all and he Is all
::Ilkpt :. MR.. ALEX SILVERY. barber-shOp.
: ANOTHER note Oh his person was from
the. Swiss Relief Society instructing an
agent to provide him with work. He had
but 10 cents in his pockets.
:: A Nom Partisan Ticket.
=: One Of the leading Republicans of the
, city Of Oakland, andlwho is now Nom
Partisan member of the Cltv CopnciI savs
that the Non-Partisans are certain to hold
a on-PartiSan county convention this
fall, aRd intend nominating a full comfy
ticket.
This gentleman says that he has been
out through the country lately, and that in
talking to farmers and others he found
that the sentiment was very strong for
*surE convention, and that such a conyen-
; zion will certainly be held, and that there
will. be no less than $50 delegates present.
- Political matters are just beginning to
. warm up in Oakland, and, with county
tickets in the field by the Republicans.
= Democrats, Populists and Non-Partsans,
the voter will be at no loss for choice.
:: The Last of the Season.
'Fhe engagement Of Hallen and Hart.
commencing Monday night at the Mac
donQugh, is the last OF the season before
>:the -theater closes for the summer. "The
Idea" will be presented on Monday, Tues
day. and Wednesday nights, June IS. 10
and 90 and is said TO be Hallen and Hart's
most attractive musical farce comedy.
=aboundng in happy and catchy things.
:. The sale of seats, at popular prices. is al
ready large.
:: Frank Beleher, California boy and a
!. former resident of Oakland, is in the COM
:paEy.
:. With this show the Macdonough will be
closed until August Is next, when John
Drew and his company Will open the
. house.
j. After Real-Estate Men.
Suit was commenced in the Superior
iGourt yesterday by Mrs. Catherine Me-
i: Dewitt, against Frank A. Pratt, ID. Pratt
zand. 1. r. Dunn, who are engaged in the