The San Francisco call., 1896-02-22
HISTORY OF A DAY.
Alameda County Happenings Told In
Brief Chapters.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL, |


OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALI
9o9 Broadway, Feb. 21. !
The Sheriff has been notified that United
Sta tes prisoners in the County Jail are entitled
to credits for good behavior.
James Mof1itt, James Sutton, Professor Ed
mund ONeil, Charles Cushing and E. A.
Howard will enjoy q coach ride to Mount
Diablo tom orroW.
Emma O. Warren has been granted a divorce
from Ernest Warren on the ground of deser-
ton, with the custody of two minor children
There was no order as TO aimony.
Patrick Kelley has sued C. Anderson. p.
But. and J. r. Peterson for $3.50, alleged to be
due for negotiating exchange of the Hay-
wards brewery for the Goodwin tract.
Complaints have reached the Chief of Police
that some parties ere poisoning dogs in the
vicinity OF Fifteenth and Campbell streets.
Several valuable animals have been killed
Joe Silva, charged with appropriating twenty
piles, worth $3.50, the property of the Pacific
fore Judge Frick yesterday, was found guilty.
A certificate OF copartnership was filed to-day
with the County Clerk by John N Valentine,
Arson l.. Munson and Lewis w Williams, do,
ing business as the Black Diamond Paint Com
psny.
H. Wilkinson in the burglary at the house of
j. c. Butler on Linden street, will not be prose-
cuted for burglary, but will be allowed to plead
guilty to petty larceny.
JOIn N. JeIhluS, WHO was SDOL In the lung
at Lorin Christmas night by Albert Menzen.
meyer. ha s brought suit against his assailant
for $4,000 damages and $500 for medical at
tendance. The suit has been filed bv Crandall
e. Ball, attorneys.
R. B. Aver has applied for letters on the
estate of J. w. Aver, consisting of four lots in
East Oakland valued at $1,000 and property
in Amador, Yuba and Shasta counties, valued
at $4,000 The heirs are the widow and two
sons of the deceased.
Clyde Madsen, years old, was ruu over bv a
coal cart on Sixteenth street and San Pablo
avenue yesterday and had his collar bone
broken. IT is also feared that he sustained in.
terEal injuries. The boy lives with his uncle
at 1914 Market street.
The Exempt Firemen of this CITY are re-
quested TO assemble at 41S Eighth street irnme-
dlately after the parade tomorrow, TO take
part i'll the reception which is to rendered to
the Veteran Firemen of California, whose head
quarters are in San Francisco.
The Alameda ana Oakland Railroad Com
pany and Oakland Water Company have filed
an answer to the third amende. com plaint of
A. ID. Carville and wife Tor $40, 900 on account
of injuries received by being caught be tween a
ana truck. The defendants deny negIi-
gence.
County Clerk Ed Hardness of Butte Comfy
was guest of County Clerk Jordan today.
Harkness expressed himself as in touch with
the views OF Alameda County's Clerk on the
registration question. II Q gained consfderab ble
information regarding the handling of the
work.
Owing to the fact that Exalted Ruler E. II.
Benjamin of the local lodge OF Elks cannot be
in this city on the 9Th of March the unyeiling
of the monument at Elks Rest, which had
been announced to take place on that daIe has
been postponed. 1t will not occur until the
18th prox.
In the twenty-five mile road race of the AS
socated Cycling Clubs tomorrow morning
William Yoeman of the Reliance, f. A. McFsr
land of the San Jose Road Club, F. NJ. Byrne of
the Imperials. J. Il. Edwards OF the OLYMPIC
and C. S. Wells of the Bay Citys will ride from
the scratch.
The Seventh Ward Populist Club has issued
general call to all Populisls to meet next
Monday evening at the hail on Twelfth street
and Thirteenth avenue. 1t is the intention at
that time to form permanent organization.
embracing the old Thirteenth and TWenty-third
avenues clubs.
Maria d e Nobra and Maria Corriera have re-
signed their trust as administratrices of the
estates of their husbands, and NJ. c. Chapman
has been appointed in their stead. The estates
consist of claims for damages against a lumher
company in Mendocino County, where
De Nobra and Corriera were killed.