The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
HISTORY OF A DAY.
Alameda County Happenings Told In
Brief Chapters.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
90S Broadway, August 80. !
W. H. Knight has been appointed admins
traitor OF the estate of w. 81. Scott.
John ID. Pinheiro's suit against the town of
Haywards, which has been hanging fire for
many months, has been dismissed for want OF
prosecution.
John Nicholl has recorded a mortgage on
property at the corner of Ninth and Washing
ton streets to the regents OF the State Univer-
slty for 615 per cent.
The residents IN the vicinity of Fourteenth
and Center streets are anxious that branch
postofice be established in that locality. A Pc
t1tion to that effect is now being circulated.
IN the suit of ]. j. Pagan VS.. Turner, involv-
ing some 1000 worth of securities for ad-
vances, the testimony was partially taken yes
terday and an adjournment taken until next
Tuesday.
A large plant for handling and reducing base
ore has been established near Shell Mound
Park. The plant is built on patent or Mr..
Holland, an old mining man, well known in
this State.
Constable Koch arrested Pat Riley this
morning. Riley had difficulty with John
Cayanagh few days ago and Cavanagh being
worsted in the encounter swore to a complaint
charging him with battery.
Ats regular meeting of the Alameda County
Federated Trades last evening it was requested
that all laboring men IN the county attend the
labor day exercises at Metropolitan Hall, San
FRANCISCO, MONDAY evening next.
A few days ago when near Dumbarton Point
a schooner capsiZed ard her deckload of 500
sacks of shells went to the bottom. The men
on board were fortunately uninjured and
made their way by swimming to the marsh.
F. K. Shattuck has made an offer of five
acres of land at Berkeley for the Wilmerdng
school site. 1t is three-quarters OF a mile from
the university grounds and is in the Shattuek
tract, bounded by Ward, Derby, Grove and
Milna streets.
Albert Bell, who was arrested by Constable
Koch at Temescal on Thursday night, is in q
very peculiar position. He is charged with q
very heinous crime by the parents of Camille
Cuareon, 12-year-old girl, who dWells in the
same house with Bell.
The trial of George Collier, charged with at
tempt to assault Estelle Hansen last April,
while they were out buggy riding near Liver
more, was resumed this morning in Judge
Tricks court. Collier was acquitted after a
few moments deliberation by the jury.
The Grand Jury was again in session to-day.
There seems TO be some more information
wanted about the shortage on tax receipts, for
Frank Smith, Young, English, Harris and some
other deputies were in attendance. r. S.
Leekie and w. G. Hawkett were also among the
witnesses in waiting.
A certified copy OF the articles of incorpora-
ton have been filed by the West Shore Mutual
Loan Association of San Francisco. The capt.
tai stock is fixed at So 900 600, divided into
Is 900 shares OF this amount $40, 900 has
been subscribed. The directors and ineorpo-
rators are: Sarah P. Clark, Moses A. Gunst,
Hermann Zadig, Donald Mckenzie, Eugene de
Saba Jr., Wilbur G. Doane, Louis Mathe, all of
San Francisco; Carl A. Thilo, Lorin and Ed
ward A. Patlison, Alameda.