The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
LATEST Be RKELEY NEWS,
The University Recorder Issues
the List of Schools AcCred-
tied for '94-'95.
Probable Change in the University
Military Department Owing to
Increased Attendant

The recorder of the faculties of the uni
versity completed the list of the accredited
schools of the State for the year 1894-95
yesterday afternoon. Each of these schools
is accredited in one or more entrance
groups, and some OF those recently added
to the list are placed under certain con-
ditions and restrictions, which may be
made known to the various principals and
masters of the schools named upon appli-
cation to the recorder.
The list shows that there are at the
present time fifty-seven schools accredited
to the university, or an increase of nine
over the number in 1884.
Following are the lanes of those now
accredited:
Alameda County Union High School No. 2,
Centerville; Alameda County Union High
School No. 3, Hay wards; Alameda High School;
Alameda University Academy; Armijo Union
High School, Suisun; Belmont School; Berke-
ley High school; Berkeley Gymnasium
Boone's University School, Berkeley; Citrus
Union High School, Azusa; Coronado High
School; Fresno High School; Hanford Union
High School,; Miss Heads School, Berkeley;
Woodland; Hoitt's Oak Grove school, Bur
lingame; Miss Horizons School, Oakland
Kern County High School, Bakersfield; Miss
Lakes School for Girls, San Francisco;
Lompoc Union High School, Los Angeles High
School; Lowell High School, San Francisco;
Marysville High school, Monrovia City High
school, Mount TamslPais Military Academy,
Nevada City High school, Oakland High
school, Pasadena High School, Pomona High
School, Redlands Union High School, River
side High School, Sacramento High School,
Salinas High School, San Bernardno High
School. San Diego High school, San Francisco
Girls High school, San Jose High School.
High School, Santa Barbara City High
school, Santa Barbara Collegiate School,
Santa Cruz High school, Santa Monica High
School, Santa Paula High School, Santa Rosa
High school, Sonoma Valley Union High
School, Southwest Institute OF San Diego, St.
Matthew's School of San Mateo Stockton High
High School, Yacayile Union High School,
Vallejo High School, Ventura High School,
Visalia High School, Watsonville High School.
By provision OF the academic senate
the State Normal Schools may recommend
their graduates to be admitted without ex-
animation as students in regular standing
for the first year. their status after that to
be determined in accordance with the evil
dence OF scholarship presented in each case.
Change in Military Department.
If the incoming freshman class proves to
be as large as is now expected it will be
necessary to form two battalions of the
university cadets, as there Will be more
men than ordinarily form a single bat
talon. AT the close of last term there were
368 university cadets, including com
mis- stoned officers and mem bers of the sig
nal corps, and next year it Is expected
t hat the number will De increased to fully
500 In the event Of the change to two
battalions it will be necessary to appoint
two more captains, i've leutenants and
major, and one of the lieuteDats will serve
as battalion adiutant. Should the second
battalion be complete four more sergeants
and eight corporals will be needed.
,t,,, i
that part of the cadets would be forced to
drill without arms, unless some provision
be made at once for more equipment
a requisition was put in to the Govern
ment about ten months ago for seventy
five rifles and sidearms and fifty artillery
sabers, but they have not yet been re-
ceiVed.
Brutality Assaulted.
Samuel Wakeham, an old resident of
Berkeley, was brutally assaulted and Sc
verely injured yesterday morning by a
colored man named Heath. The colored
man had his shanty painted recently by
Mr.. Wakeham, and yesterday when the |
bill for the work was presented dispute
arose, and Heath is said to have struck
Wakeham in the face. Heath was pulled |
off, but soon returned and is charged with |
having battered his victim so numerically |
that the services OF physician were found |
necessary. A warrant has been sworn out |
for the arrest OF Heath.
To Assist New Students.
The Young Women's Christian Associa- |
ton of the University of California, Miss |
May Robb secretary, wishes to inform the |
young women who expect to enter college |
this term that they will gladly render any i
assistance possible in the way of matric- |
ulating, becoming acquainted with college |
buildings and customs and finding board |
ing-places. Their headquarters are at |
Stiles Hall and in the ladies' room, North |
Hall.
Dog Prisoner at Work.
A dog poisoner, presumably the one who |
killed several animals last week, is again |
going the rounds in Berkeley A valuable |
shepherd dog, belonging to Robert Stew |
art of Dwight way, was poisoned yesterday |
morning, and the owner offers reward OF |
$50 for the arrest of the perpetrator.
Funeral of Mrs. Borkheim.
The funeral of the late Mrs. S. III. Bork- |
helm, wife of the business manager of the |
West Berkeley Gazette, took place yester-
day morning from st. Joseph's Church,
Rev. Father Phillips officiating.
LEM Receives Sentence.
Jacob LEM was fined $50 Yesterday
morning for selling liquor without a IL
cense. In default of his fine he went to
Jail temporarily.
A Relic of the Colima,
curious relic OF the lost steamer Colima
was picked up by the steamer Barracuda
recently. The latter vessel, it viii be remem-