The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Six suits for divorce were filed in this City
Yesterday.
Rebecca Morris has attached the Abend Post
on q claim Tor $50
Teachers are preparing for the State Educa-
catiouai Convention.
ST. Peters parish is preparing for a grand
picnic al Fl Campo Mayday.
local physician does laundry work on
stCmachs by the aid OF an Y ray.
Prec!ta Valley will have q new schoolhouse
in The early part OF the next fiscal year.
The Reliance baseball team defeated the
Australians yesterday By a score of 18 TO %.
The horses Of f. s. Chappene, the private
detective and turiman, have been attached.
Fair Sunday; probably becoming cooler SUM-
day afternoon-W. II. Harmon, forecast Off
cial.
California divorces must hereafter wait
yer before they will be permitted TO
marry.
A Ferran has sued John o'Rourke to re-
cover possession OF property known as 1853
Polk street.
new ruling Of the Supervising Inspectors
prohlolts gasoline launches from carrying
passengers
Little Pearl Ladd created a surprise at the
California Theater last night by her proficiency
III three acts.
Company F, n. &C, went to Ingleside last
evenli for days outing To-day they Will
be occupied. --,-r.,.. .
The picnic of the Knights of Tara at Schuet-
Zen Psrk is one OF the principal features OF to-
days outings.
The suit of Webster Jones against Rudolph
SprecKels trial before Justice GToe-
ginger yesterday.
George Harsey of As Van Ness avenue has
disappeared, leaving his wife and TWO little
children destitute.
Rey snlazar, Pat Murphy, Lobengula, C,
Howard 5 and Fort Augustus were the win
ners at IEgleside yesterday.
Stanford ca rried off the honors from Rerka-
ley in the fifth intercollegiate debate at Metro
politan Temple last night
The schooner Albion he'd to put back yester-
day. owing 10 the loss OF her mainsail and
standing rigging in q norther.
The Woman's Congress is to convene at
Golden Gate Hail instead of the First Congre-
gauonal Church. as advertised.
The Overland Freight and Transfer COMPANY
ha> been awarded three years contract for
doing the draying for the Gus lom-house.
The Teachers Annuity and Retirement
Fund Commission has reorganized under the
new law, with Mayor Pheian secretary.
Judge Coffey has signed a decree confirming
the adoption OF OIt0 C. Johnson formerly
Otto c. Nelson, minor, by P. H. Johnson
There was a shakeup on the water front
yesterday. Ex-Commissiouer Coles men went
out and Commissioner Harney's appointees
take their places tomorrow.
c. August Weihe by his ATTORNEYS Lloyd &
Ward, has sued William NJ. Edgar for $414 40,
due on note dated April "a. 1898. with H.
teTest al per cent d ROnth.
Two boys passed a $40 Bank OF Montreal
noie on Market-street firm. The note was
unsigned AID was one OF a large lot stolen
from the bank many years ago.
Robert Furgeson, commercial traveller liv-
ing at 324 Jones street, and a victim of the
opium nabit, swallowed overdose Friday
ght, which nearly caused his death.
Coroner Hawkins has determined to lay the
facts IN connection with the death o. Mrs.
Mary r. Loring before the Grand jury with
lnQlctluP M ~
Governor Budd has been asked to order a
stay OF execution in the of the people
against DurranI until the United States Su-
preme Court shall have passed upon the ap-
peal.
United States Commissioner on Roads Roy
Stone has written to William NJ. Bunker for
fu'i information as to the Balboa boulevard
project. He thinks that it should be initiated
in Eastern cities.
Head Janitor 7. ]. O'Nell reports that the
snti-expectoration ordinance has resulted in
keeping the corridors of the new City Hall
much cleaner than formerly, but hood ums
still spit on the stairways.
Attorney Gerret w. McEnerney has filed the
inventory and appraisement OF the estate of
Mrs; Annie Ann e. D. Donshqe M a deceased. showing
$50 % is PERSONA property.
Owing TO the great increase of the Valley
roads business II has been found necessary to
put put en0ther NOT 3ost into service between this
present facilities BY about so per cent
The cornerstone of the new build ing of Mis-
sion Lodge No 169, F. and A. NJ, on Miss ion
street, between Twenty-second aud Twenty
third, was laid with impressive ceremonies by
the Grand Lodge officers yesterday afternoon
Henry Johnson has sued the Market-street
Railway Company for $4,000 damages
Johnson was badly injured because the corpo-
ralon tried TO make one man do two mems
work, and refused TO employ q conductor on a
Masonic-avenue electric car.
Mrs. II. hammers of 219S Deyissdero street.
daad in haA
and her husband found unconscious on
the floor DR.. Bunnel saved the husbands
lie. The gas fixtures were out of order the
Key turning all the way around, letting the
gas escap pc.