The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-21


residents. who is engaged in putting up
houses for the market, states that to his
knowledge at least one of the contractors
for street work habitually lays sewer pipe
without cemenling the joints.
Notes.
The Altrurian Society is making prepare
il0nS TO start paper In ats interest. Ii
Will De published in Berkeley.
Charles .. GIL, lett tackle and captain OF
gagged to coach the q. &. team at a wage OF
SlOOO for the season. He Will arrive In
Berkeley during the first week IN October.
ALAMEDA.
The Encnal Boat Club will not hold
regatta Sunday as was generally supposed.
The club will participate in the California
Club races of Sausalito, which take place
on Sunday. Several or the yachismen of
the Enclnal Club have decided to enter
their craft and contestiD the open events.
Inc names OF these yachts are not made
known as yet. The next cruise Of the En-
cinal Club is set for October and Z, at
which time cruise about the bay viii
occupy the first day; la the evening all the
yachts will anchor in a snug little cove at
Goat Island, and a general good time is
expected.
The Statement Incorrect.
1.-The attack made upon the School
Board of Alameda regarding the validity
OF the law compelling children attending
the public schools to be vacciuated will in
no way change the plans of the School
Directors and the law will not be inleI-
fered with" SAID DR.. Tisdale, who is
member of the directory, to-day 1T was
stated al the meeting that the school
boards OF Berkeley, Oakland, San Jose
and several other places in the State had
ignored the law and did not intend TO ell
force ii. This assertion can be branded as
untrue, as we find that in several of the
places named the law is being enforced as
vigorously as here, and we propose to full
fill our Office as School Directors in enf0rc-
ing this As we'll as other State laws gov
erning these Institutions"
The Proposed Mass Meeting.
The subject of holding mass meetings to
boom the school bonds is looked upon as
very advisable thing to do; to bring the
people together and acQualnt them with
the exac. status Of affairs regarding the
educational department of Alameda. 1t
has been found that the better class of
citizens and taxpayers are il favor of their
issuance, out there are great many who
don't understand how crowded the schools
in Alameda are. and the percentage neces-
sary to carry The election in favor may be
lost through the ignorance of the masses
on the subject.
Cricketers Coming
Alameda is shortly 10 be visited by the
California Association of Cricket clubs, at
which time a return game will be played
between the famous Bakersfield Cub and
the Alameda Club. to which will be IT.
tracted the lovers of the game from
throughout the State.
The Alameda crcketers are DESTROYS of
entertaining the guests in befitting man.
ner, and have arranged an excellent pro-
gramme, to be rendered at the Lihderman
Opera-house this evening, to raise funds
TOR The purpose. Those who will take part
are the Reliance Glee Club, Mrs. V.
Dickey, d. r. Coldwell, Miss Elizabeth
Westgate, Ii. Fl. Lawrence Jr., Mrs. T.
Ii. Mccormick. Mrs. Olive Reed-Batch-
eler. Lewelyn A. Hughes. George Garlic
ton, Benjamin Clark aud II. o. Hunt.
Alameda Medical Society.
The medical fraternity of Alameda have
effected a permanent organization to be
known as the Medical Society of the Civ
of Alameda. The officers elected for the
ensuing year are: DIR. ". z. Gibbons,
president; DR.. c. H Lubbock, vice-presi-
dent, and DR.. a. Z. Towns end, secretary
and treasurer. AT present the society VIII
meet at some one of the residences Of the
members as decided bV the resident