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

/ TICKET.
1t is said Morgan was called to account
| by the County Committee and there has
| been battle OF letters between the Berke-
! lev statesman and the committee. Inc
question now is VIII Morgan come down
of the ticket or will he be ignored and
somebody put on ia his place.
The indOTsementUfS Sam Bell Mckee, who
has been nominated BIZ the Non-Partisans,
is talked of in Morgan's place, ana this
may happen shouli Mckee get the Demo-
cratic nomination and that party also in
dOrse Lucas, who is on the Populist ticket
Tor the Office.
The AIdrIch Heirs.
According to the accounting filed by
trustees of the estate of the late William
a. Aldrich, the moneys of that magnif-
cent estate have been nearly all distributed
to the heirs. Annie A. Barton, now living
at the Metropole with her husband, has
received $50, 42S; heI sister, Helen A. Dun
ming, has received SS1. 200; William A. AL
drlch has secured on account $50, 65l, and
the trustees for George A. Aldrich have re-
ceived $S3,651.
The latter wants to handle his share. but
he is limited TO $780, He is out of an asy-
lum now, but he is not at liberty. In coz
nectlon with his account the trustees have
this TO say:
That at the time the will was executed
George AldrIch was at the Napa Insane
Asylum. He has never been discharged from
the asylum nor restored To mental sOuuGness
ana capacity During the period embraced In
The accounts George Aldrich made applica-
ZION 10 The court To be restored 10 capacity.
The trustees, out OF regard TO the interests of
George Alduch, employed counsel TO appear
III such proceedings and advise The court.
The examining Judge refused to restore
Aldrleh 10 capacity, and his big fortune is
now doing him but little good.
Rushing the Work.
The men who are laying the track for
the Alameda, Oakland and Piedmont road
are doing 1t with even greater speed than
the citizens tore up the railway track on
broadway wharf many months ago. The
double tracks on Eleventh. street from the
estuary were completed up To Franklin
street Yesterday afternoon, and il took less
tan half an hour to lay spike and fish
plate the last 800 feet of track. By moon
to-day the road will have been com latpd
up to broadway. The work on Jefferson
and on Sixth streets has been pushed
equally as fast, and now all that remains
TO bs done is to put In several crossings
and switches and to lay rails about two
blocks on Eleventh street.
The Alameda Democracy.
Interest has begun to center in the county
Democratic cOnVeD ION, which meet at San
Leandr0 on Saturday. There seems to be
a greater desire among the faithful to serve
the people than is usual among Alameda
County Democrats, and the following has
been given out as the probable ticket:
Judges, s. b. Mckee and b. f. Bergen
of Berkeley; Sheriff, Robert McKlllican;
Clerk. Alex ROsbOrough; Recorder, j. L.
Holmes; Tax Collector, d. l.. Smoot;
District Attorney, Thomas Clarity; Treas
urer, j. W. Marc, r. B. Smell or Walter
Laymance; Auditor. Robert Miller; Public
Administrator, Dan lnman; Coroner, j. l..
McAvoy or j. l.. Mccarthy.
The FreehoIders' Election.
Politics have completely OvershadOwed
the election on September % of free
holders to formulate new charter and
notwithstanding the immnency of this
most important matter nobody has shown
sufficient interest in il to do SO much as 10
suggest the names of the men who shall be
voted upon. The honorable task of draft
ing a charter for the city seems To be a
work which no particular set of individu-
ais seems anxious to perform. Mayor
Pardee will PROBABLY be called upon to
suggest the names of good eli liens who
can be prevailed upon to serve. and il is
not at all likely that there will be even the
suggestion Of contest at the polls.
a Trustees Report.
Mary E Seat0n yesterday filed her final
account as trustee under a trust created by
the will of her husband, the late Ii. Ii.
Seaton. She shows that $166l4 Is. The ex-
and IS trustee of the trust created tor her
daughter, Eta Mae Seaton-HoOe, now a
resident Of Cincinnati, she reports the pay
cIent of $5128 % on an order of court and
a partial distribution under which S15.-
625 17 has been received and SO, 645 II paid
out.
VIII Sue the Sheriff.
Sheriff Robert McKillIcan, as receiver OF
the estate of D. W Parkhurst. who failed
recently for 100000, may soon ind a very
respectable suit Oh his hands. Judge
Ogden has given the Savings Bank of
Southern California permission to sue for
the foreclosure Of $50, coo mortgage. As
Parkhurst owed money in every section of
the State MeKillican will probably have to
answer TO many similar suits.
An Aged Burglar.
A. Aronson, so years of age, was
placed on trial before a jury in the
Superior Court yesterday for burglarizing
tae residence of 3. S. Mcfarland on july
10 last The old man stoutly asserted his
innocence and two attorneys fought hard
to clear him, but the jury found him guilty
Of burglary.
Suit Against the County.
John P. Martin has entered suit against
Alameda County for $1,000 damages Mar
tn says he owns fiue little farm near the
county infirmary and it is being ruined be-
cause of drainage from the infirmary
through it.
Wants Separation.
Anna.Francisca Barbageleta has asked
for divorce from Oscar Nicholas Barba-
geleta. john Il. Ellery is attorney for
plaintiff.
Pleasure for the Newsboys.
The Newsboys' Union of Oakland have
decided to have an entertainment rendered
them by G. a. r. ladies about the middle
nf next month.