The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-07

the resiauranteur. OF the 500 Fouza will
get 50, the remainder having ben turned
over 20 the two claimants, a grocer and a
coal-dealer, and to the court, for costs.
The story OF Fouzo and his buggy is one
of much length and complexity. Various
means were ed to by the delinql MT
to avoid having his horse and vehicle sold
at auction, but Marshal Lloyd and Col
lector Bone were too quick for him. 1t is
understood that he will protest the legiti-
macy OF the Marshars action.
Rawson's Disputed Salary.
BERK ELEY, CAL. Jan. 6.-The salary
OF Deputy Marshal Rawson will be paid
this month by new kind of warrant on
the Town Treasurer, as retult of George
Schmldt's injunction restraining the
treasurer from paying any money to Raw
son. The December warrants for both OF
the Deputy Marshals were made payable
to Marshal Lloyd---in the one case "for S.
NJ. Rawson," and IL the other "for c. T.
kearns.' 1t is noticeable that this method
Of paying the deputies is in accordance
with the charter and all warrants here
after for Deputy Marshals viii. be made in
such form. 1t is understood that Schmidt
will return to the attack and secure an in
junction covering the new condition of
affairs to prevent if possible Mr.. Raw son
| from continuing in office.
The New Postmaster.
BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 6.-The report
is current that Congressman English
Will favor Dan Landregan for Postmaster
OF Berkeley. In the ordinary course of
events it is understood that Mr.. English
will be able to control the appointment,
hence the several other candidates, of
which there are at present six, are disposed
to combine against Landregan. Up to this
time Deputy Marshal Kerns has been
looked upon as the choice of Mr.. English,
DIlf l,1n6rpuan has n the front a no
dark horse. Landregan conducts a liquor
business in Oakland. He resides at Golden
Gate and owns property in West Berkeley.
A petition signed by large number of
citizens has been IN circulation, asking
President Cleveland for the reappoint-
ment of John Mccarthy, the present Post
master.
Associated Charities Meeting.
BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. ct di-
rectors of the Associated Charities of
Berkeleywill meet to- morrow evening at the
residence OF Mrs. F. K. Shattuck, instead
OF at the Free Public Library, as has been
their custom. This change in the place of
meeting is due to conflict with the meet
ing OF the Library Board.
Public Schools Reopened.
BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 6.-The public
schools of Berkeley reopened to-day with
an increase of sixty pupils over those en-
creased nun Der was distributed as follows:
East Berkeley, 81; West Berkeley, II;
Lorin, II.
News Notes of Interest.
BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 6.-Professor F.
V.Paget, head ofthe department of romance
languages at the university, gave a dinner
to a number of his San Francisco friends
yesterday, among whom was Regent J. B.
Relnstein.
A meeting of the Ralston Health Club
has been called for tomorrow evening at
the parlors of the Woman's Exchange.
President Kellogg and Professor +. E.
Brown lett for Sacramento this morning,
to attend the three days session of the
State Board of Education.
Mrs. Ida Romick, an evangelist, ana
Mrs. Osmond, noted singer, will arrive
in Berkeley next Friday, and with Rev. J.
n. Douglas, will continue the revival SER
vices, which will be opened on Thursday
evening at Mcdonald Hall, Ashley avenue.
The Christian Endeavol Society of Lorin
has elected the following officers, to serve
for the next six months: President, L. S.
Rodgers; vice president, Miss r. Norton !;
secretary, H. Irwin; corresponding secre-
tary, G. Brock; treasurer, A. Wright.
Only three deaths were reported in
Berkeley, with a population of 10000, dur
ing the month OF December.