The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
LATE NEWS OF ALAMEDA,
Ole Buch, the Street
Conductor, Is Still
Missing.
Plasterers Seeking Redress for I'm
paid Wages-The Boys Bril-
gada-News Notes.

Ole Buch, who left his home last Sunday
night, is still missing. His sudden depart
ure is causing considerable uneasiness to
his relatives and friends. He is a con-
ductor on the Howard street line in San
Francisco and is about % years of age
His parents reside at 935 Taylor avenue,
and are anxious to learn of his where
abouts. During the latter part of last
week he suffered from fever, and his ply
sician says that his spine is injured and
that the jarring and rafting of the cars
has resulted in aggravating his malady
and affecting the brain. His parents have
made inquiries at all of the police stations
and hospitals, but are unable to locate him.
PIasterers Seeking Redress.
The plasterers who were swindled out of
their wages by Sub-contractor Flood of the
Longfellow School have employed counsel
to prosecute their claims, which amount
to $S1. Knox & Cook the contractors
erecting the building, are giving the plas-
terers employment but refuse TO make
good the unpaid wages, having at the time
Of Floods disappearance paid him $3.50.
Several hundred dollars more are due him
on the contract, and an effort will be made
to obtain the amounts due them from this
sum.
Boys Brigade Return.
The Alameda contingent of the Boys
Brigade, constituting three companies and
hospital corps of the Second Regiment.
arrived from its eight days camp at Santa
Cruz at 6:25 o'clock last evening over the
narrow gauge. AS rule the boys have
pleasant recollections of Camp Ledyard.
The hospital corps has record of 272 cases
of the aches and ills OF the small boy on an
outing, of which sixty-seven were sun
burns. Only two of the entire lot were SO
sick as to have to be sent home.
A Bond Required.
II. T. Maish, who had charge of G.. w.
Arper's coal oil delivery in this city, and
who disappeared on Monday last with
over $500 OF his collections, has been sue
ceeded by CIV. Caswell, recently driver of
Citizens Hook and Ladder. Arper now
requires $500 bond from his employees.
DR.. Sander Injured.
The heel of DIR. Ambrose Sanders right
boot was caught between the fiange of the
guard-track yesterday in attempting to
board an electrician at Park street and
Santa Clara avenue, badly wrenching the
foot and spraining the ankle.
Alameda Boating Club.
The clubhouse of the Alameda Boating
Club on the estuary, near the tidal canal
drawbridge. is the center or attraction for
the small craft. Since the new course for
canoeing was laid out the judges stand
has been located there.
Brief News Notes.
The examination of Frank Shay of the
Southern Pacific Law Department, ac-
cused of perjury on complaint of the Sec
retary of the Chicago Clock Company, has
been set by Justice Swasey for the 25th
inst.
Henry Won der Heide, who is charged
with assaulting his stepson, George Pope,
with a blacksmith's file, has had his ex-
animation set for o'clock on the 25th inst
Mrs. G. A. Heuer has entered a home
stead declaration on the property on the
south side of Alameda avenue, 100 feet
west of Oak street. valued at $4,000.
Mrs. M. L. Nauman has entered home
stead on the property on the north side Of
Railroad avenue, $50 feet east of Wood
street, valued at $500.