The morning call., 1894-02-08

walk half-mile run. mile run. 120-yard hurdle,
22O-yaId hurdle. mole vault Tor distance, pole
vault for height. 16.p pound shot put, 56-pound
hammer throw. The 800 yard dash aud mile
walk VIII be open 10 all U. Z. men.
Associa,rd charities.
About seventy.fve citizens met Monday even
Ing In the Holmes library TO listen 10 The report
of the committee on an associated charity or
ganization. The report was adopted Mr..
he was opposed 10 charity, did not believe in
poor children giving away their lunches. and
taking that much from their hard worked
fathers. The report adopted provided for The
organization of an associated charities of
+ rkeley," composed OF the ministers OF the
town. the president OF he Board OF Trustees,
the Marshal and Health Officer as ex-otficio
members and Of duly elected representatives
from such charitable organization In Berkeley
as may affiliate with The society, ana of any
others paying 81 or more annually TO The so
ciety. The admIDlS: raj ion is 10 be in the hands
OF nine directors. 1t shall hold and control all
funds OF The society; provide at its discretion
for the appointment and maintenance of a gen.
eral Superintendent, and shall direct his work
1t shall provide for obtaining and administering
an emergency fund and depot OF supplies. 10
be used in cases OF immediate need. A meet
ing is called for February 10 to consider the
adoption Of this constitution as reported by the
committee.
Big Deficit.
The football manager. William Denman.
has submitted his financial report 10 the eXecu-
tive committee of fhe Athletic Association. IL
shows the total rrceip by the State Univer-
sity TO have been $500 and the total eXpendi-
lures 10 have teen $4,000, leaving deficit of
S1100. However. S400 was left from the pre-
vious years receipts. therefore the net deficit
is 500. However the loss Is really greater,
for ii was the original intention 10 purchase
medals, which have been offered for the past
two years 10 athletic events. with the original
$500 left over from last year, but with the I'M
derstanding that the surplus rOr tue season OF
1893 be devoted to that purpose, the $500 was
USED by the football management, and now no
surplus remains and there seems no way OF Oh
tanning the medals. The Alumni Ass ocatIOn
has given the executive committee to under
stand that the association Will not let the S700
debt Of the football management 90 unpaid.
War on the Cigarette.
The Board of Education at its meeting Tues
day evening adopted the following resolution
which will be rigdy enforced:
RESOLVED, That any pupil Of the public schools
of Berkeley who is found guilty by his teacher
of smoking having i'll his possession cigarettes.
during school hours, to-wit: from 8 O'Clock A. N.
until closing of school, shall be suspended there
from for period of one week. and for the second
otfense shall be suspended for the period of one
month. and for thIrd offense shall be expelled
iadefnitely until reinstated by the school
board.
Malice Aforethought.
Some destructvely inclined wretch threw a
quantity of poisoned corn into the poutry-yard
of Theodore Lang OF Grove street, South
Berkeley. and seventy-twO fine fowls died as
the result of eating IL.
He Has Mine.
7. 7. GRADER. the attorney, has just returned
from TOwles. Placer County. Mr. GRADER has
n mine at Grass Valley, on the American
River, near Towles, and has just finished erect
Ing teR-stamp hill.