The morning call., 1895-02-06
LOCAL ITEMS IN BRIEF.

Mavor Sutro took trip on the roof of the
City Hall yesterday
Lady Foresters stated their grievances in the
Police Court yesterday.
The real estate of the late Mrs Kate Johnson
was sold yesterday al fair market prices.
The first annual account of the executors of
the estate of Mrs. Kate Johnson has been filed
The Harbor Commissioners defined clear
ferry line between Tiburon and the CITY front.
Selig Lewis, aged 80, died on Monday from
the effects OF plum stone lodging in his
throat
ton was distributed for the use of the ship
wrecked.
Sheriff Whelan yesterday attached the saloon
OF H. Wolf at "a Eddy street to secure claim
for $249 50.
Members of the Equal Rights League look
the right TO vote.
The Connaught Rangers have been organ
lied with John Linehan president and P. J.
Gordan secretary.
The total subscriptions to date to the stock of
the San Francisco and San JOAQUIN Railroad
amount to $l,752, 900.
A reconciliation between the Prince and
Princess Colonna is reported as likely TO take
place in the near future.
Ignatius Sarabia has been charged with be-
ing implicated in the hold-up last Thursday
night at 212 Sansome street
feat the new charter; Chief of Police Crowley
thinks 1t is good instrument.
w. ]. Edwards, the bicyclist, viii try to make
mile in one minute and thirty seconds next
Friday on the Livermore road
The Supreme Court has decided that the at
tschments levied on the assets of the Pacific
Bank by creditors were Illegal.
The contest over the will Of the late James
McGinn has been settled by the daughters
agreeing TO accept $500 in cash.
City and County Attorney Creswen has filed
IN opinion holding that the Sheriff must pay
keepers fees into the city treasury.
The Southern Pacific Company has contracted
for 700 ventilated fruitcars for use next season.
They Will not require the use of ice.
Mrs. Barbara Alice Miller, $50 Stevenson
street, was accidentally shot in the eft groin
last evening The wound is serious
The four-y ear-old son of Frank E. Buchanan,
427 Ridley street, runs away from home and is
found wandering in the marsh lands.
Preparations are being made by the bicyclists
Of the State for the indoor tournament to be
held at the Mechanics Pavilion on the 18th
inst.
Chief Sullivan of the Fire Department wants
the city TO take back the Marketstreet gore lot
offered to the Donahue estate as the site for
fountain.
Philip Broad and Thomas Watson have been
arrested for knocking down and going through
the pockets of James Reynolds on Larkin street,
near Bush.
Louis sternberg was found guilty OF second
charge of felony. After the verdict was rem
dered he struck Andy Clunie, who had prose-
cuted him.
The suit of Alfred w. Won Schmidt against
the Home for Inebriates for 800, 900 damages,
because of i'll treatment, is on trial in the Su-
periOr Court.
Harry Knox, the A. R. U. leader, is in town
and claims that the Southern Pacific Company
had the charges against him in the Woodland
courts dismissed
Boatswain Murphy of the Cakes was arrested
on a charge Of cruelty preferred by one OF the
crew. The members of the crew are at logger
heads with one another.
Professor L. NJ. LOOMS gave some interesting
history OF the ocean birds that migrate from
during the winter months.
The charge OF petty larceny against Mrs.
ErneStne Bracket and Miss Ray Z. Pomeroy,
preferred by Mrs. N. A. APPEL, was dismissed in
the Police Court yesterday.
A large number OF BARRIERS, employers and
lourneymen, met last night and organized the
BARRIERS Association of San Francisco and
elected J. Klitsch president.
The suit of John A. Barclay against Henry
Miller involving the ownership OF the Buena
Vista ranch, WAS dismissed in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday.
The dispute between Mrs. L. Sandford of the
Devonshire and Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson, a recent
boarder, was transferred from the Police Court
TO the Justices Court yesterday.
Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers has gone TO Sacramento to con-
fer with the engineers at that point relative to
the pending trouble with the railroad.
Harry Griffin rode three winners at the
track yesterday. Marty Bergen won very
clever race on Gordius, landing him first at
odds OF to l, beating Draw Scot and others.
c. ". Chase, recently elected president of the
State Board OF Agriculture, proposes to sell the
present fair grounds at Sacramento and secure
larger ones TO meet the growing wants OF the
State.
A windmill is rugged on board the ship
Dashing Wave to pump out her old, leak
ing hull Nate Wilson yesterday gave de-
scriptiOn Of the continuance and its future pos
sibilities.
At the opening examination of Edward r.
DOwen, charged with burglary, who was cap
tured by Mrs. Whitney, there were several per-
sons present who were willing TO testify to his
previous good character.
Thomas McDermott, the newly appointed
engineer of the drawbridge at Fourth and
Channel streets, claims that the bridge has not
been kept in good repairs by the contractors,
and that ii needs looking after.
The San Francisco High License Association,
of which Joseph G. Eastland is president, met
yesterday afternoon and decided TO call q mass
meeting for next Friday evening to protest
against the passage of the uniform license bill
now before the LEGISLATURE