The San Francisco call., 1896-04-29

prepared By Captain Bush, who was re-
Gently chosen an aid-de-camp on Governor
Budd's staff. The first battalion will oc-
cupy the lower section of the campus,
while the second battalion will be stationed
behind the trees and to the rear of the
library building. The advance will be
made by the second battalion, and the
first battalion, instead of seeking an
am mbuscade, will proceed by piatoons until
the battle-ground in front of North Hall
has been reached, where hostilities will be
commenced.
In the meantime the unmounted cav
airy company, known as saber company
A special hospital detachment will be on
hand with stretchers and biers to look
after the dead, wounded, exhausted and
frightened.
The entlre grass plat in front of the
building was moved to-day in preparation
for the drill and battle.
Received Their Money.
BERKELEY, CAL, April 2S.-O'Connor.
Dam and Flaherty, the three debaters
who won for the University of California
the intercollegiate debate last Saturday
night, and for themselves the 5000 prize
offered by Senator Perkins to the success
full contestants, received their checks to-
day. Each one called for $66 66 and was
signed by Hon. Warren Olney. These
were the first cash prizes ever received by
intercollegiate debaters on the Pacific
Coast.
AS mark of their appreciation of the
instruction received at the hands of Pro-
fessor Charles Mills Gayley, head of the
English department, which enabled them
to win the honors OF the debate, they will
purchase either a bust or an engraving of
Daniel Webster, to be hung in the
forensics room, for future university de-
baters to look upon.
On next Friday evening will occur the
final meeting of the Students Congress
for the present term. The election of Off
GERS for the year will be held, and a debate
upon the question as to whether Cabinet
officers should be allowed to take part in the
congressional discussions will take place
The speakers are to be McCullock '96,
prime minister, with Russell '98 and Nc
Wade '9S, as supporters. Love '97 will
lead the opposition, with Olney '9S and
Mccormick '99 as supporters.
A Boycott Ordered.
BERKELEY, CAL, April 2S.-The Car
penters' and Joiners' Union of Berkeley
has passed resolutions to boycott Sol
Greenhood, who is about to open confec-
tionery-store on the corner of Center street
and Stanford place. Mr.. Greenhood's
place is now being fitted up and the Car
penters' Union has declared the boycott
because he employed San Francisco con-
tractors instead of Berkeley men,
VIII Not Parade.
BERKELEY, CAL, April 28-The Cres-
cent Athletic. Club has decided not to
participate in the Fabioia May day cele-
bration in Oakland. The manage ment of
the celebration has decided that none of
the outside clubs may com pete for the
prizes offered, though all may appear in
the parade. The Crescent men are dis
posed to regard such ruling as unfair
and will decline to take any part in the
fete.
Drivers Licenses.
BERKELEY. CAL, April 28.-Marshal
Lloyd is about to BEGIN enforcement of the
ordinance that requires all drivers of
vehicles in Berkeley to pay license. The
law is a new one and has never been car
ried into effect. At the time of its passage
protest against it was made to the Town
Trustees, but without effect. Next week
all drivers who are unable to show license
will be arrested in accordance with the
law.
To Choose Pastor.
LORIN, CAL, April 2s.-The Park Con-
gregational Church at Lorin is still with
out pastor. A meeting of all the mem
bers has been called for tomorrow even.
ing, when the question of choosing pas
tor will be considered. The pulpit has