The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-02

fciaries, and Scull, the pc iitioner says, is
no relative whatever to said deceased.
Hadlock is % years of age and resides in
Chelsea, Mass, and as a boy resided with
deceased and secured large sums from her.
and also inherited a large fortune from
his father.
When the will was made on June last
there were present in the sickr0om
Joshua f. Gross. Charles Scul James
Robinson, BENJAMIN F. Bergen and the
petitioner. The latter was present minis
terlng TO the wants of her sister, but was
compelled 10 leave the room by one Mrs.
e. K. Pierce, and she was confined In the
kitchen against her wishes until the ak
ing of the will was completed.
The value Of the estate left by Mrs
Lawrence was $2S6S %. Of which 1878 95
was in cash in bank. $500 was in ot in
Berkeley, $3.50 Id San Francisco lot and
the balance in personal property. The
will gave the Berkeley property to Nathan
Lawrence Hadlock and the San Francisco
property to Charles Scull.
The Governor in Oakland.
The Governor of the State of California
dropped in on Oakland yesterday by the
noon train, in company with Assembly,
elect Waymire OF Alameda, and mme-
diately took a carriage and drove t. the
| Home for the Adult Blind on Telegraph
avenue. The Governor is on his annual
visit to the State institutions in and about
Oakland and Berkpley-tne Home for the
Adult Blind, the State University aud the
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum.
while here the Governor submitted to
short Interview. Speaking of the APP
pontment for the Superior bench to sue
coed Judge Henshaw. he said:
i nave not as yet received Judge Hen
! shawS resignation a. Superior Judge OF
your county. He informed me. however.
! that just as soon as he c0uld gc! his bust
ness cleared up he would send me his
resignation. l have received a mum Der of
/ communications and petitions IN regard
TO the candidates for his place. but | have
NOT come TO any decision as yet, and can
not say when L will make the appoint
inent. All the candidates will have fair
nearing, and while am in your city | will
seek some information on the subject The
! once Is an important one, and the ap-
pom tment should be made with care.
mat Is all can saw at present."
opeaKlng OF his forthcoming message,
the Governor said: Il will refer to the
National Guard bills. Just what recon-
mendatlons l will make l cannot saw a;
tins time. These are matters that have
been taking up much of nv attention.
'Slnce L have been in Office ! have made
10 practlce 10 look at the results of the
appropriations. That is one reason why I
am in Oakland visiting the State institu-
tons.
II can give you but little in formation in
regard to my message, but l will saw it
will cover all matters fully.
mo, l am not a candidate for United
States Senator under any circumstances.
Neither will L be candidate for United
States Senator in the future.
81 am out of politics. When my term ia
ended l shall return to my hume In ths
south and engage in business
No Tear Will Be Shed
1t is rumored that Kelley and his pestif-
erous Industrials will shortly strike their
tents and move upon the capital of the
State. The commander-in-chef of the
Weary Raggleses and ex-conVicts denies