The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-05

answer contained serious charges impIcaring
the paternity OF Mrs. Lopez children. 1t Is
now emphaticaily denied that the peadings in
the case showed any such condition of affairs
as was then implied, and the implication is 10
De regarded as entirely without legal founda.
lion OF any kind.
Discharging " Scabs.'
The Southern Pacific is dIscharging Its
"ScaD" nremen by the wholes ale. In the
breakup seventeen new and mi led men were
given OsitiOns as tiremen, and of this number
out two now remain, fifteen having been let out
as incompetent
The strikers are getting what consolation
they can out of the fact and say, II told you
So" but the railroad company seems In no
hurry TO take back its old men, Insisting that lt
mas all the men IL wants.
Several OF the strikers who left here to look
Tor Work have returned, and say that although
thefe was plenty TO do as soon as IL was learned
whence they hailed they were told they were
not wanted.
The Ward benefit Melted The needy families
OF the strikers about $780, and this has been
divided among them.
After Dingee.
The Board OF Supervisors yesterday issued
CITATION for w. j. Dingee, president, and a.
w. Rose, secretary, OF the Oakland Water
Company. 10 appear before the Supervisors
ana show cause why they have not repaired the
Dan Leandr0 road, which was torn uD for the
laying OF their water-plpes September IL is
The date set for their appearance.
The bridge builders, Cotton Bros, were
putting in the concrete culvert over Temescal
creek at San Pablo avenue at cost OF S3O64.
The New Supervisor.
Joseph Z. Johnston, who was elected Super.
visor TO succeed the late j. 9. Plunkett, was
ye- terday sworn In as member of the board.
de nled bis bond with G. .. Brigham, A. X. p.
Harmon, Albert Brown, Jacob Greenwood and
John NJ. English as surelies in the sum Of
$4,000.
Superviso or Johnston was made chairman OF
the Auditing and Finance Committee and a
memDer of the Judiciary County Building and
improvements and Hospital committees.
In Arrears for Alimony.
Annie f. Cavasso, whose husband, Isadore
l.. CavassO was charged to pay her S25 per
month alimony, now makes complaint that
Isadore, although fully able TO do so, being in
receipt Of an incOn of S125 per month, has
that be is now three months in arrears in his
payments. She asks that he be adjudged in
contempt OF court for not complying with the
order.
Mrs. John Martin in Oakland.
Oakland will probably get glimpse OF Mrs
john Martin, the woman who created so much
stir in The Martin will case in San Francisco
In Justice Woods court next Saturday. She
has case III court on that day. In which she is
suing Alice Lloyd for S96 for rent due for Mrs.
Martins house on West street.
The Clark Monument Fund.
The Oakland fund for the erection OF mon
ument 10 the memory OF sam Clark, The South
ern Pacific engineer who was killed in the Yolo
bridge disaster during the strike, was for
warded 10 Los Angeles yesterday. 1t amounted
to SlOl 70. The entire fund now amounts 10
$3.50 10.
Matheny for Burglary.
Yesterday the trial Of Louis Matheny,
charged with burglary was fixed by Judge Hen
shaw Tor Septmber "a Matheny, who is our on
bail, was not present In court.