The morning call., 1894-02-11
conveyance is necessary to prove that the
land has not been transferred to a third
Macd on ough Attractions.

conveyance is necessary to prove that the
| land has not been transferred to a third
| party.
| Marlborough Attractions.
The sale of seats at the Marlborough
| Theater has been quite large the asst few
| DAYS and there promises to be good houses
| to hear Patti Rosa when she opens her en-
lady will present miss Dixie" on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, and on Wednesday
Dolly Warden" will be the feature.
Manager Cook has arranged with the
Calhoun Opera Company to give two per-
formances. On Saturday. the 17;h inst.
there will be q matinee performance. at
which will be given the bohemian Girl -
and in the evening of the same day "The
Black Hussar" will be presented. This
company was booked for S.ockwelPs in
San Francisco, but will not play there
because of the SiocBwell failure.
Lottie G llins. the "Boom-de-ay" young
woman. will appear at the Marlborough for
one night only, February 10. with the
Howard Atheneum Com pany.
What oakland Wants.
At meeting of the Oakland delegates
to the Trans Mississippi Convention to be
held in San Francisco next Saturday the
following recommendations were drawn
up In the form of a set of resolutions to be
submitted to the congress at its session !:
That Oakland be made port of ENTITY;
that an APPROPRIATION be secured for the
purpose of carrying on the work of CON-
plotting the harbor; hat the Nicaragua
canal be carried through: that a national
bankruptcy law BE- enacted.
1t was announced that caucus of the
bay delegates would be held at Golden
Gate Hail in San Francisco al o'clock to-
morrow night, 20 be followed an hour
later by meeting of the entire California
delegation.
A Utah Woman's Lecture.
On Friday afternoon last Mrs. Charlotte
Ives Kirby of Salt Lake City gave a very
interesting address before the Society
Ebeil of o .kland.
Her subject was Reasons Why Utah
Should Be Admitted as a Stae." She
handled her subject gracefully and logi-
cally, and quoted extensively from the
report on the subject Dy Governor West to
The Secretary of the Interior. Mrs. Kirby
says "the women OF the land are taking up
this subject. anu that the Territory will ac-
cordiugly gain Statehood is a foregone
conclusion"
Articles of Incorporation.
Articles of Incorporation of the Golden
Chariot Mine and Mill Company wers
filed with the County Clerk yester-
day. The capital stock of the corpo-
ration. which is fully subscribed Is
pal place of business. The incorporators
and the amount subscribe bv Zach is as
follows: A. F. Tranchal. S16,67O; w. w.
MOODY, S16.670: William f. Hruisch, S33.-
1o3; Fred ii. Farr, 500; l.. G. Farr, 500:
0. E. Perlgo. 500; Justice j. Heudsch,
S16.67G The first i've named gentlemen
will act as directors.
Long Document.
The complaint filed in the Superior
Court to-day by Edwin Treatwell against
j. +. Turner and others to recover S43.-
326 on prOmssory note executed in San
Francisco, August IA. 1892, Is probably the
leDgtbiest document ever fled in this
county. 1t covers $50 pages of closely
printed legal foo scap and about fifty others
are named as co-defendants with Turner.
The suit of the Pacific Improvement
Company against j. A. Waymire and
others to partition large strip of marsh
land between his city and Alameda will
be called In Judge Green's court tomorrow
upon demurrer TO the complaint.
j. {. Crummons. the man who beat
down the door of his own house one night
last week while he was drunk. entered a
plea of guilty of disturbing the peace, and
was fined SO in Judge Aliens court
yesterday.
Suit has been brought by w. L. Stowell
| against Mary Greer, as eXecutrix of the
| estate of William Mcfarland, TO reseind a
| contract to buy real estate and for $500
| damages.
| Suit has been brought by Maria M. Rose
| against Manuel Rose for divorce on the
ground of extreme cruelty and intern