The San Francisco call., 1897-02-01
WILL ALL DINE TOGETHER.

The omcers of Alameda Are Looking
Forward to. their Annual Banquet.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Jan. 31.-The pre-
paraiions for the annual dinner OF the
CITY officials are we'll in hand, and il the
present arrangements are carried out. it
will occur upon the 18Th prox. This is the
occasion of much good will and speech
making and will be even more elaborate
than common thl, year Those who are
eligible and who have been invited 10 be
present al the coming event are:
Trustees Forderer, Fletter, Leydecker, Ham
mOnd and Clark. so,..e.
Library Trustees Brick, Mastick, Allen, .Lut-
gen and Mag IL.
Board Of Health-Drs.. Reynolds Bull, Std
ham, Smith and Lubbock.
Board of Edncat tion-DF. Tisdale,. c.. A.
Brown, J. B. Lanktree, w. A. L. Knowles and
L. H. Bryan. 80.
City Cierk-Ben Lamborn.
Librarian-J. W. Harbourne. s':s
superintendent OF Schools-D. j.. Sullivan q;
Assistant superintendent, Mss Clara Robin
Assistant librarian-Mary C. Harbeugh.
T. b. Taylor, City Attorney; r. q. Wheeler,
Treasurer; J..C. Linderman, Assessor: o. L.
Rodgers, Marshal "a. F. ST. Sure. Recorder; Y.
NJ: Frodden, superlu tendent OF Streets; W. r.
PoyZer, City Engineer; f. X. Krau tn Jr., Chief
OF Flre De2artment; Z. Maliiot, sanitary In
spector; DR.. Thomas Carpenter, Veterinary In
spector; g. A. Wiese, City Electrician, and V.
Joseph, Poundmaster.
Health Officer DR.. ]. T. Mclean is at
present in Washington, D. c., and will
miss the affair, but he Will undou btedly be
represented by letter.
Service of Song.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Jan. 30-A service of
much interest to those lovers OF church
music who support that form of it as ex-
pressed by the vested male choir OF the
Episcopal church Will be held at Christ
Church, Alameda, on Wednesday even
ing, Februa Y 10. The musical selections
will be Professional hymn $40 Rejolce,
Ye Pure in Heart" (Messitor); confess
sion, absoluIion and Lords Prayer,
with yersicles (Tallis); "Magnificat" and
''Nunc DimittIs CIV. &. Wood; the
twelfth selection OF The psalter 10 chants
by Smith and Cowell; anthem after the
third collect, 'God so Loved the World"
(Slr J. Stainer); hymn, Thou, Whose
Almighty WORD, 327; offertory anthem,
The Wilderness" (Sr j. Goss); retroces-
sional hymn, 'tAtIeluia, Song OF Glad
ness" The offertory Will be devoted to
the use OF the choirs participating in the
services.
For Free Cuba.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Jan. 31.-The City
CLERK Is In receipt OF the following letter {:
New YORK CITY Jan. %, 1897.
Il
kind y send US from among your prominent
citizens the names Tor committee of such
mum Der as you may think best to organize in
your city branch OF The Cuban League OF the
United States. In naming them please place
first on the list the name OF the person you
suggest as chairman, and last an active,
earnest young man for secretary. ~ -
We lncIoSe you the address and resolutions
adopted al public meeting in this city. Very
truly yours, FRANCIS W. GLEN :
Secretary.
In answer to it the following list OF
names was mailed to-day to Mr.. Glen. :
Green Majors, George II. Payne, E. K: +Tay-
lor; e. l. Tisdale, F. J. Fietter, f. q. Daniels,
George +. Weeks; NJ. w mpson, r. b. Top
pan, Philip Herman, George Sturtevant and ].
Russell Knowland. '.-..:.:: T. =.
Weeks Takes the EncinaI
ALAMEDA, CAL, Jan. 31.-Georse F.
Weeks, formerly owner of the Bakersfield
Californian, will assume full control oil the
Encinal Tomorrow morning. F. X
Krauth. the veteran journalist who has
published that paper Tor several years,
will retire to private life with the respect
and esteem of all who know him. The
new editor arrived yesterday.
One Of the, first moves of. the new man
agement will be the piucing of new dress
upon the paper and removing it to better
and larger quarters. a com Elete JOB out
ut Will also beaded to the equipment.