The morning call., 1895-02-16
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

valley road subscribers yesterday commenced |
paying their first assessment on stock.
T J. Smith and Martin Webster were arrested
Park.
new medical society has incorporated I'M
DER the name OF the California State Therapeutic
Society.
The 1000 Chinese born in California are
election.
Five more precincts in the School Board re-
count leave the situation practically I'M
An unknown schooner capsized, and floating
on her beam ends was seen off Bodega Heads
yesterday
The charge OF petty larceny against Michael |
:. McHale was dismissed by Police Judge Con-
Ian yesterday.
The Railroad Commissioners are seeking in
formation regarding the cost of transportation
OF fruit 10 the East
Mrs. John NIieheln has been granted a |
divorce from her husband, on the ground OF |
ms extreme cruelty.
The Maison Doree, al pit Kearny street, was
attached by the Sheriff last night TO satisfy |
CLAIMS amounting 10 $4,000.
The Supreme Court has ordered new trial |
IN the case OF Attorney NJ. L. G. 0'Brien, |
charged with embeZZlement.
President Cleveland has appointed ex-Judge |
Henry 5. Foote United States Attorney Tor the
northern district OF California.
The Marketstreet railway officials say they
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vented from going on Church street.
Warren and Malley, contractors, have asked
TO be allowed $4,000 from the Fair>estate on
contracts for filling in Fairs water lots.
The football teams OF the Y. NJ. C. A. and the
Lick School will try conclusions on the gridiro
at Central Park this afternoon at O'Clock.
san Francisco bankers refuse TO lend money
on lands, the value of which depends on the
consututionahty OF the Wright irrigation act
Mrs. Keller, living on Kearny stIeet, near
Washington, has been deserted by. her hus-
band. warrant for. his arrest has been is
sued
The residence of Mrs. Captain Bamberger, 81
Henry street. was entered bythieves last Thurs
day. They secured books, clothing and $40 in
money.
The General Construction COMPANY. formed
10 do general contracting business; has filed
$25 900.
The various societies OF which John G. Chase
IS member have begun proceedings with
view TO investigating the charges of dishonesty
made against him.
The body of the man found in the bay at the
foot OF Channel street has been identified as
that OF Captain Cyrus Anderson OF the schooner
Mary and Joseph.
At 1880 o'clock the jury in the Mcdonald
case mad not reached verdict and Judge Muir
phy ordered IT locked up for the night 1t was
said they stood six TO six.
United States SurveyOr-General Greene is
calling Tor bids for resurveying the boundaries
OF the southern Forest reserve and marking the
corners with iron monuments.
NJ J. Hurley, accused of attempting to bride
the The Mcdonald jury, appeared before Judge
Wallace TO plead yesterday. He pleaded not
guilty, with leave to withdraw his plea.
The Grand Jury was. instructed by Judge
Morrow 10 investigate the violation OF the in
terstate commerce act by c. p. Huntington in
issuing a railroad pass to Frank NJ. Stone.
Katharine Pfandler has been granted di
Torce by Judge Sanderson from Anton Pfand-
n a. VI rls ar val II,
the right TO resume her former name, Katharine
Altgeier.'
Rev. DR.. Mackenzie, pastor OF the First Pres
byterian Church. will address the meeting for
young men only tomorrow afternoon. at 8
O'Clock NJ the Association building, Mason and
Ellis streets.
The Chamber OF Commerce yesterday
adopted and sent to Sacramento resolutions
asking that the Fay bill, providing for building
the seawall north and west be defeated and
provision made for building the wall south. /
Divorces have been. applied for by Patrick
Comerford from Kate Comerfopd Mrs L. c.
Bell from S. A. Bell Eleanor W Richards from
Daniel Richards, Maud Johns from Samuel
Johns and J. A. Tallman from Liberty Tallman
The san Francisco Produce Exchange has ap-
proved bill authorizing the Board OF STATE
HarbOr Commissioners to extend leases OF
lands belonging to the State within their juris-
diGiinn- The bill has been forwarded 10 Sac
TamentO.
The directors of. the congregation Ohabai
Shalome have made final arrangements for
the purchase OF site on Bush street. near La
guna, 6OXl37:6, on which TO erect synagogue
in conjunction with home for the auxiliary
association.
At a meeting of the B'nai Birth Hall Asso-
citation, held on Thursday evening, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Louis 'Cohn, president; NJ Mayer, yice-presi-
dent; b. Harris, treasurer; j. I.evison, Secre.
tary; J. Heiman, janitor. i
The first two-year-old race at the meeting
was run of al the track yesterday. it was won.
ltK a = ferip taA I,-t
W. OBJ. Marlborough. White Cloud was a /
starter in the last race, and after making cir
cult OF the track twice fell dead.
Partial satisfaction OF judgment in the rail-
road tax cases has been entered as follows: i
Northern Railway Company, 1892 SO; South
Pacific Coast Railroad, S30l8;- California Pa
cific, Sl4,757; san Pablo and Tulare and
Southern Pacific companies, 1921.
About 2 o'clock last Thursday afternoon the
residence. OF Mrs, Captain Bamberger, at 81
Henry street, was entered by burglars during
the absence of the lady. She had only been
away from home two hours, but in that time
the thieves secured a quantity of clothing,
numerous books and about $40 in money. Mrs.
BambeTger lives alone
The Chinese journeymen cigar. makers struck
yesterday against cut in wages proposed by
The bosses. Two conferences were held yester-
day and another is arranged for to-day, at
which it is expected that a compromise viii be
reached, so that the men viii return to work;
4 second will has been filed in the estate OF
Mrs Mary Click. By it she leaves to her hus-
hand a life Interest in her estate. with the re-
mainder to her children BY the first will
which dated five days before the last, she
left $500 10 each of her daughters and her hus-
band, and the residue of her estate to her
four sons.
local union of the International Brother
hood of Electrical Workers is being organized
in San Francisco, the first union of that craft
to secure foothold on this coast Last Thurs
day night forty workers at that business gath
cred in Labor Council Hall, 1859 Mission
street, effected a temporary Organization and
sent so the Executive Board in st. Louis for
charter.
Members OF the Country Club announce that
they are 10 have racetrack the Del
Monte Hotel, Monterey, TO cost 100000 The
grand stand Will seat 5000 people. There will
be clubhouse for the accommodation of diff
ferent clubs and stable for 300 horses. There
win be a ssddling paddock 300 feet square,
which will be a sort of lawn Immediately in
front of the box stalls.
Senators McAllister, Dunn, Mahoney and
Ford of the Senate Committee on State Prisons
ana Reformstory Institutions arrived from
Sacramento last night en- route for San Quen-
tin They will to-day inquire into the adyise-