The morning call., 1894-07-18

instruments, switches, regulating box and
oner necessary appliances, securely mounted
on a ninety finished marble switchboard, WIN
Iull complement OF line connections. Inc ldea
was iaVoi ably received ana in all probability
VIII oe carried to a successful issue ana me
pant De permanently located IN our city. City
ELECTRICIAN Goldthwaite stated that he est
mated The returns OF plant of this Kind
would be about $1,000 pr month, and me
pront upon which would pay for the lighting OF
tne entite city. The cost of purchasing the
plant, together with the transfer OF the same
from the lair grounds and putting the same IN
POSITION, would necessitate the outlay OF about
$4,000.
Alameda Parlor, n. G. S. W.
District Deputy Grand President James B.
Barber, assisted by DIR. Wilson of Piedmont
Parlor, Oakland, conducted the installation of
Ine newly elected officers OF Alameda Parlor
NO. At, n. S. q. W., as follows: j. Henry Glas,
past president; August Albers, president; Au-
gust hoerber, first vce-Ds esident; ii. a.
Relchsrath, second VIce-president; j. u. Flynn,
ihlrd VICE president; Charles Nj. Day, marshal /;
MAX GuDdlach, financial secretary; l. H. Han
son, recording secretary; D. A. Bremen, treas
urer; l.. ii. Transue, trustee; DIR. g. c. Zeyn.
physician; X. b. Hulse, historian. AT the con-
clusion OF The Installation few short speeches
We're made by members OF Wishing parors. and
general good time was INDUCED III. AL j..
Sharpe, Charles Kelly. Henry Muller and
Robert Mitchell were admitted as members
and put through The usual ceremonies. This is
one Oh the most prosperous paIlors III tue
Slate.
1nIorclDg an Oruln ance.
Alameda business men do not intend 10 let
an outsider come into this city and do business
without paying for the privilege. Ii costs $40
year Tor finn located In Oakland 10 deliver
goods with their own team in Alameda. The
ordnance Is enforced 10 the letter and no dis
crlmlnatlon is shown, not even TO the under
takers. An undertaken doing business in Oak
jand was called upon TO attend a funeral IN
Alameda yesterday morning. and proceeded at
once TO 1ulhll his mission. He was arrested for
not having license for his team and compelled
TO put up $40. He has concluded 10 rake the
matter 10 the courts and test the validity OF the
ordinance.
Electric Road Extension.
Work will be commenced tomorrow on the
extension IF the Alameda, Oakland and Pied
mont electric road. Two hundred men will be
set TO work al A. NJ. under the direction OF
w. D. Dillon tearing up the street and laying
lies ana rails, commencing al the corner OF
fafK street and Encinal avenue. thence 10 san
Jose avenue, along San Jose avenue 10 High
central avenue to Versailles avenue, Versailles
avenue 10 Santa Clara avenue, along Santa
cara avenue 10 Park street. where II will con-
meet with the Santa Clara avenue line. 1t IS
expected 10 complete this work In two weeks.
City Trustees.
The City Trustees ordered Architect Edwin
holofrath paid $3.50 for the second prize in
The CITY Hall plan competition, also $3.50 to
Salheld & Kdblberg for third prize. To A.
Benseman $500 as second lnstament for I'M
proving the Webb-avenue englne-hOuSe.
lie City Clerk was authorized 10 advertise
for bids for WORK OF replanKlng Peach street
and Bay arm Island bridges
The application of A. Frank for liquor
license was again brought up, but IT was laid
over Tor week A delegation OF ladies from
the w. Z. L. u. were present ready 10 oppose
the granting of his license.