The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-03
HISTORY OF A DAY.
Alameda County Happenings Told in
Brief Chapters.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
9OS Broadway, Sept. 2.
The labor unions made no effort to observe
the National Labor day in this city.
The English ship Royal Forth is at long
wharf dlschars1ng cargo of coal.
The statement of the Sheriff shows twenty
TWO prisoners in the county jail awaiting trial.
Mrs, Esther Irwin, who attempted suicide
saturday, has recovered sufficiently to pe Bile
10 leave the hospital.
w. E. Greene has appointed G. R. Miller W.
B. Hayes and George Babcock to appralse the
estate Of Georeg Friend
6. G. Wilkinson of Ruby Postoffice, Shasta
County, wants to know if his wife, Rebecca,
mas SUED Tor divorce in this county.
In the suit of John Gottschang against
Martha Gottschang, the default of the de-
ienoant on account of failure has been entered.
C. E. Moore was arrested to-day on charge
OF emoezzlement preferred by Theodore J. Fish,
the manager OF the Sanitary Garbage Company.
William Cronan has filed q satisfaction of
judgment for $3.50 and costs against the
Oakland and Berkeley Rapid Transit Com
pany.
The opening exercises of the Pacific Theo-
logical seminary will take place tomorrow at
~ A. N. An interesting programme has been
arranged.
The new Board of Free Library Trustees of
Alameda will fight the suit by the old board to
hold over, ana have filed an answer to the
complaint
The Union National Bank has sued H K
Mitchell and others upon an Endorsed note for
S3259 81, with interest at per centfrom Sep
TENDER l, 1891.
Richard Weller has sued S. n Cutlery and
others upon a promlssory note for $3.50, Sc
cured by mortgage upon property on East
Twenty-fourth street.
The members OF the Y. NJ. c. A. intend to
give series of concerts. The first will be held
on Tuesday evening next in The First Con-
EDUCATIONAL Church
AS next Monday will be Admission day and
non-judieial day in this State matters which
would usually go over for week were con-
tlnued until next Tuesday.
A regular meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Of the First Hebrew Congregation will be held
on Tuesday, September 3, at 2 p NJ. at the
yestry rooms. A full attendance is desired.
Miss Amanda Edward died of old age Satur-
day. She had been residing for the past few
years with Mrs. Mccarthy at 632 West street.
The deceased was n years old, and native Of
New York.
The Associated Charities is the name of a
neat little monthly paper, containing twelve
pages, of which the first number has Just been
issued. The constitution and bylaws of the
association are printed in this number.
The fire engine on Twenty-third avenue has
been without q heater, and at the suggestion
of Mayor DaYie one will be attached to ii in
order that il may be better prepared to cope
with a fire. The Garfield school is located in
the engines district.
This morning William Lair Hill received
from C. NJ. White of Portland Or, dispatch
to the effect that the accusation of fraud here
tofore published in the papers in connection
of lands by G. Shirley OF San Jose to the Whites
is uDfounded, but the purchase was straight
business transaction, and that the Whites are
ready to contest the matter with the Shirleys
in court
II. C. Nelson was taken into custody last
evening on complaint OF his brother on sus-
NJ GQi6
that he acted SO strangely that he was afraid
that he would do some harm to somebody.
This morning the man seemed to be getting bet
ter, and IL is probable that he will be released
without examination.
At the settlement of the divorce suit between
Ellen n. Bones and Sam Bones, it was stipu-
lated that the wife should nave possession of
the property on East Eleventh street and
Eleventh avenue. 1t now appears that Bones
has refused to vacate. Mrs Bones has got tired
of waiting and Saturday filed an ejectment
suit, demanding $500 damages on account OF
Bones Withholding the possession of the house
from her.