The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-07

itures, indorsed the competing railroad,
the Waymire bill now before the Legis-
lature, Governor Budd's work in dealing
with public affairs, and urged the prose
cution OF the waterfront suits to final
termination. The ticket selected was as
follows:
Mayor, T. C. Coogan; Auditor, Alex
ander Rosborough; Treasurer, Cleve Dam
Attorney, Cary Howard; Engineer, G. F.
AIlardt. For Councilman: First Ward,
Charles r. Mitchell; Second Ward, DR.. H.
b. Merriman; Third Ward, w. D. Quinn; ;
Fourth Ward, Con Brown; Fifth Ward, A.
Fibush; Sixth Ward, Ed Gilligan; Seventh
Ward, ], J. Scribner. Councilmen at
large: J. r. Capeu was nominated
and the other three nominations re-
ferred to the City Central Committee !;
School Directors: First Ward, ]. A.
Anthony; Second Ward, J. G. Chestnut:
Third Ward, Charles Reed Sixth Ward, S.
Bachrach; Seventh Ward, DR.. a. Fine.
The Fifth Ward was passed. For Directors
at-Large DIR. Myra Knox and E. B..
Clement were chosen and the other two
nominations were left to the Central Com
| mittee. For Library Trustees Charles
Cushing, c. w. Logan and ]. B. Darlington
We're selected and the other two left for the
Central Committee to fill.
Edward Jones, who was the pal of George
Nottingham in the Walnut Greek station
agent robbery, has made a complete con-
fession OF the part he and Nottingham had
in the affair. The boy is Is years of age,
and was taken to Martinez by Constable
| Palmer yesterday.
| The masks and shotguns used by the pair
OF robbers have been found and were
| brought to the City Prison yesterday.
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meet Nottingham with the Walnut Creek
| robbery the police have several other
charges to bring against him.
Wedding Bells in the Army.
| The first wedding among Oakland officers
| in the Salvation Army was celebrated at
| headquarters last night, Brigadier Keppel
| of San Francisco officiating.
! A large number of cadets and officers
! from San Francisco and interior towns
! were present to see Captain G. w. Bourne
| and pretty Captain Alice Smith made one.
! Captain Bourne is the cashier at head
| quarters in San Francisco and has been in
! the army ranks for about four years, while
his fair bride is resident of Oakland and
has been identified with the work in al
! most every town of importance on the
coast.
Make "a Partial Report.
A partial report was returned by the
Grand Jury yesterday afternoon. The re-
port was read by Judge Ogden, who re-
quested the clerk to withhold the name
and to issue bench warrant. The bond
was fixed at $1,000
The Grand Jury was busy all day ex-
aiming witnesses in regard to the charges
made against Commissioner Robert
Hughes, and it was thought that he was
the man indicted. 1t transpired later that
Edward McFadden of Alameda who was
accused of stuffng the school census, was
the unfortunate one.
Athletes of North Oakland.
The young men of North Oakland have
formed an athletic club, which will be
known as the Oakland Athletic Club. The
clubrooms are at Wilson's Hall, corner of
B and Hollis streets. 1t has membership
OF sixty odd. The boys expect to go deeply
into baseball, football wheeling and field
events. This club was organized January
u, and at meeting held on that date the
following officers were elected: j. Doyle,
president; Robert Niemann, vice-presi-
dent; Osmond Van Every, secretary; Clar-
ence Sutherland, treasurer. Some of the
members have already gone into training
for field events.
Oakland TO Sacramento.
A number of the leading business men
of Oakland have a project on foot to estab-
lish line of steamers between this point
and Sacramento.
1t is the intention of the projectors to
make daily trips through the fruit season
and to start the service some time in
March.
Will Go to West Point.
George w. Bunnell, son of Professor
BunnelI of this city, will be appointed a
cadet to the West Point Military Academy
by Congressman English, dispatch to
that effect having been received in Sacra-
mento. Mr. BunnelI is at present sopho-
more in the University of California.