The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-18
HISTORY OF A DAY.
Alameda County Happenings Told in
Brief Chapters.

Thomas has been unanimously elected Chief
Engineer of the Haywards Fire Department.
F. NJ. Leland has resigned as superintendent
of the electric road. He is succeeded by Mr..
GuStavson.
The regular meeting of the Young Woman s
Christian Association will be held at the home
next Tuesday.
An. old man named Rodgers, employed in
San Francisco, was found dead in bed at San
Leandro to-day.
/. B. Henrioulle has been appointed guardian
of Marie Rozier, minor, to represent her in a
suit brought by Adrion Dehertoche.
The District Attorney has decided that the
appointment OF J. L. Donovan as Game Wor-
den of Alameda County is perfectly legal.
A free clinic for the treatment OF poor chill
dren has been opened at Fabiola Hospital
Mondays and Thursdays from 10 TO IL A NJ.
Defaults OF defendants have been entered in
the suits of Edith L. Foote VS.. Fred E. Foote
and of Louisa VS.. Charles Babcock, for divorce.
The young lady cyclers of Haywards who
take their evening spin with cowbells attached
to their wheels are attracting considerable at
tentfon.
teachers in the Oakland School Department,
has handed in her resignation as teacher in
the Cole School
Apricot season is now about over. The or
chardists report that their crops were not so
light as was expected. Pears and prunes are
now coming in fast.
During its session of three days this week as
Board of Equalization the City Trustees of
San Leandro had very light duties. There was
not single complaint from taxpayers.
Emma P. Sulbery has brought suit against
Sheriff White, Robert McKi1lican and others to
relinquish all claims to a piece of property
near Clinton avenue and Walnut street.
There. will be lecture on the Aims and
Objects of the A. P. A" by ]. NJ. Taulbee, State
president of the American Protective Associa-
ton, in the Oakland Theater Sunday night.
The Hickmott cannery at Oakland employs
about fifty hands who reside in San Leandro.
The employees are taken to their work in the
morning by a special car on the Southern Pa
cifc line.
County Assessor Dalton is going to take a
respite from the cares of official duty for four
or five weeks. He has decided to go East on
Monday with the Knights Templar excursion
to Boston.
Mr.. Marsicano of Mount Eden last week
shipped the first new salt to San Francisco,
comprising 100 tons. This is something very
unusual, and shows that the old salt must be
getting scarce
The U. P. Restaurant is out $175. which was
left in a sack in their safe. A young fellow
named Dannaker, who worked at the place,
was missed about the same time, and now
warrant is out for his arrest.
Themonthly meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Alameda County Christian En-
deavor Union will be held at the \. NJ. c. A.
tomorrow evening, when business OF great i'm
portance will be acted upon.
Charles r. Johnson and Joseph Hutchinson,
executors of the estate of the late A. d. Starr,
brought suit to-day to recover $3.50 80 from
Joseph Wilson, alleged to be due upon promis-
sorry note maze by Wilson to Carr in 1892.
The attorneys for George Petermann, who re-
Gently assaulted James White with pistol in
the Mount Eden postoffice. claim an illegality
in the serving of the summons and ask that the
suit be dismissed. White was $4,000 dam
aged.
The Market-street Congregational Church
has adopted series of resolutions upon the
resignation of the pastor, Rev. j. H. Goodel,
to become a theological seminary professor.
They are 10 the effect that the resignation is
accepted with regret:
At the meeting OF the members of the, Hay
wards Congregational church last Sunday it
was decided to extend a call to Rev. Mr.. Jones
to become the pastor of the church. Mr.. Jones
is brother OF A. S.Jones, and recently came
out from Kansas on a visit
President Driver of the San Leandro Board of
Trade met a representative of the Newark
stove Works on Thursday, and Mr.. Graham
stated that he would shortly visit San Leandro
with view to locating the works there If suit
able arrangements could be made.