The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-14
HISTORY OF A DAY.
Alameda County Happenings Told in
Brief Chapters.

Alameda County Happenings Told in
Brief Chapters.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
90S Broadway, Sept. l3. !
The partnership between William Jones and
C. w. Stillwell has been dissolved.
G. V. Taylor has been appointed Deputy
Constable for Brooklyn Township.
Thomas Moran was granted decree Of fore
closure to-day against o. ]. Bar6ellini and
others for $2024 %.
Company against the estate of Franklin Moss
On note for $500 has been allowed.
Judge Wood decided to-day to allow A. L.
wife, to withdraw his former plea and plead
not guilty.
The rainfall for the twenty-four hours end
ing at l o'clock to-day was .07 OF an inch.
This is LII inches for the month and 1.l3
inches for the season.
Emile Griesche, who lives at Berkeley, was
committed to Agnews to-day. She appears to
be worried about money matters, and threat
ened to shoot her husband.
The body OF Manuel Carria was found yester-
day afternoon floating in the creek near the
foot of Linden street by three lads, who saw
the body and reported it TO Officer Kyle.
There will be mail sent from Golden Gate to
San Francisco hereafter at o'clock in the
evening. Heretofore there have been only two
mails to the City, one at 8 a. NJ and the other
at Pm.
Ferdinand Kettleson, the man who tried to
commit suicide by throwing himself under an
electric Car on Sixth street and Broadway, was
committed to the Ukiah Asylum for the In
sane to-day.
Frank Silva, who had desperate fight some
months ago with Daniel Jones, Waterman at
Market-street wharf, in which the latter was
shot by Silva, was sent to the County Jail to-
day by Judge Prick for four months
Further improvement was noted to-day in
the case of Richard P. Valentine, who has been
lying at the receiving hospital since last
Tuesday as result of collision with an cleo
| tric-car al Tenth and Jefferson streets.
! The District Attorneys Office is preparing to
| proceed with the prosecution OF the 1ndlct-
ments against Myron A. Whidden and Ernest
Mayrisch. They will probably be on the calen-
| dar in Judge Tricks court on Monday.
| Attorney w. H. Chapman of San Francisco,
| who represents the heirs under the Will OF
| Philip Boogar is preparing bill of exceptions
| preparatory to an appeal from the order OF
court granting family allowance TO Catherine
| BOogar
Thomas Moran and other defendants in a
! suit by the California improvement Company
| to collect an assessment for street work on
| Eighth street. west of Market, have set up a
defense OF fraud and noncompliance by the
| company with the specifications.
| A remittitur has been sent down from the
| Supreme Court of the dismissal OF the appeal of
| Annie L. Cameron on conviction of an assault
with deadly weapon on one Baymance. Mrs.
Cameron was sentenced to term in the
County Jail, but was released on bonds.
! Fred NJ Campbell, ex-state Superintendent
! of Public Instruction, has applied for letters
| Campbell. She left no will. The estate con-
! sists of a house and lot on Webster street,
valued at $4,000 and mortgaged for $780,
and q lot in the Teachers Tract worth 800.