The San Francisco call., 1896-06-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

- 'rhn Nednesday Forecast Official W. q.
Harmon.
The Phoenix Republican Club has been re-
organized for the coming campaign.
All litigation over Valley road right of wav
between Stockton and Fresno has been settled.
William c. Holdens estate valued at $500,
Will be adminis tered by his mother, Margaret
Holden.
Mrs. c. c. Lorenzen of this City has discov-
cred that she is heir to an immense estate in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The swedish-American Patriotic League
holds its grand annual celebration at Shell
Mound Park to-day.
The Thirtyfou Assembly District PEOPLES
Party Club held its first campaign meeting last
night at Mission Opera Hall.
Public Administrator Freese yesterday took
charge OF the estate of Emmett Martin Hicky,
who died intestate on June z.
Rev. W. w. Bolton leaves this evening for
Victoria, en- route to explore wild and unin-
habited portion OF Vancouver Island.
K. Soroda, president of the Yokohama Specie
Bank, gave banquet at the Palace Hotel last
night to thirty-ive prominent guests.
John Callaghan has applied for letters OF ad-
ministrstion on the estate of Sarah Callaghan,
whose property is worth about $500
Mary Percy has been appointed executrix of
the viii OF Pierre Percy, who left property val
ued at $1,000, but mortgaged for $4,000.
Attorney-Genersl Fitzgerald has advised the
regents of the university that the appropria-
tlons for affiliated colleges has not lapsed.
The Msrketstreet and several other street.
car companies refuse fatty 10 acknowledge
the jurisdiction of the Railroad Commission.
Ernest F. Edwards of the Edwards Publish
ing Company married to Miss Kathryne
Cullinan at 637 Golden Gate avenue last night.
The executive commi ttee of the Carnival of
the Golden Gate will probably choose for the
carnival colors the cardinal, the blue and the
gold.
Katherine Brettschneider was yesterday ap-
pointed administratrix of the estate of Fritz
BrettSchneider, whose property is worth
S235O.
Thomas Dolan has applied for letters of ad-
ministratiOn on the estate OF Mary Dolau, who
died June 13, leaving an estate worth over
$4,000.
Judge Slack yesterday appointed J. H San
ders guardian of the estate of Rose Fireman,
s6225 5s'nS ps''0H' "HOS' property - worm
The regents of the university have decided
to hold fifty rural meetings in California to
bring the college professors and farmers to-
gether.
The wrecked Blairmore was raised from her
muddy bed yesterday and towed half mile
inshore. She viii be righted to-day and
pumped out
The Fish Commission has started A. G.
Fletcher off to the Yosemite, where he viii
distribute 100000 young trout in the lakes
and streams OF that locality.
The ey-Bsldwin suit developed nothing
new FeStHIuhF- Inc uepOslLlOue Ol n. y.
Chamberlin and R. Y. Hasdin, which have
been published, we're introduced.
Thomas ONeil ana Ed Jones we're cspsized
in the bay off Blossom Rock yesterday. They
were picked up by the Monticello and trans
ferred 10 the revenue cutter Hartley.
Mrs. Sadie Nichols, I16 EDDY street, and
her niece, Ella Hasten, were arrested yester-
day on the charge OF stealing $215 from c. 81.
Carpy, yineyardist from Napa County.
Manuel Olivier was convicted OF perjury in
I'D air ahnri T1rf 10 iC ha
man who swore that Rosie Beady was over 1S
years of age in order TO get license to marry
her.
In the suit of the Safe Deposit Company to
oust the officers of the Peoples Home Savings
Bank Yesterday General Sheehan, James Alya
Watt, Director Phelps and others were exam
ined.
Next Sunday the Retail Clerks Association
OF this City Will hold their annual picnic at
Glen Ellen. Half the profits are to be devoted
TO alleviate the wants OF the Fifth-street SUI
ferers.
Labor Commissioner E. L. Fitzgerald has pre-
pared synopsis of labor laws to be presented
TO the next Legislature intended for the abol-
ishing of many of the evils to which labor is
now subjected.
Editor James Barry of the Star yesterday
gave his opinion on the contempt case OF
Editor McClatchy OF the Sacramento Bee, in
which he compared Judge Catlin to the Gar
OF all the Russlas.
General Manager Kruttschnitt of the South
ern Pacific Company in letter to the Railroad
Commission claims that no discrimine tion ex-
lists in the fact that cents is charged on the
creek-route ferry and 10 cents on the regular
ferries.
The Harbor Commissioners are about to at
tempt making the Sugar Refinery, Gas Works,
Rolling Mills and Union Iron Works pay wharf
age on coal and sugar. The matter has been
referred TO the boards attorney for legal
opinion.
The committee having in charge the move
ment to secure the international Christian
1aor lion for ifU in iG
making an active canvass for the $25 900
pledge required. So far it has met with much
announcement
Mrs Nettie Craven appeared before Judge
Slack Yesterday and was sworn, being thus
purged of contempt. The matter of examina-
lion was then postponed until Thursday, as
the lawyers wanted to go to the Corbett-Shar-
key fight tonight.
James H. Garrett, whose wife eloped with
Henry Colgan, brother of the State Controller,
some time ago, has located his delinquent
other half in Ukiah, where she is work
ing as domestic under the name OF Mrs. Will
SON He wants her back.
suit TO quiet title was begun by James L.
Angus Thomas L. Crothers and W. S. Good.
fellow against Mrs. Nettie Craven ct al. to the
Pine and Mission street properties formerly be-
longing TO the late Senator Fair, and for which
Mrs Craven claims to hold deeds.
Five new cotton factories and fourteen new
stlk-spinning works are being erected in
Shanghai, China, says George ". Noell,
broker and long resident of the Chinese sea-
mort, and it is all the result of great indus
tlial revival since the Chino-Japanese war.