The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24

Inc four Councilmen are: w. F. Kelly.
re presenting the First Ward; Martin Sui
lvan, Second Ward L. c. Williams. Third
ard; Bernard Mehl, Fourth Ward. The
other city officers are: Marshal, J. A.
Maoen; Assessor and Clerk, +. E. Smith;
treasurer, Justus Greedy; Police Judge,
samuel CARRIER; City Attorney, w. H. Car
lin.
beginning with the Incorporation of the
city the following nave held the office of
Mayor:
1872. S. NJ. Miles; 1928. H. Jewett.
1854, S. NJ. Miles; 1s54-5. G. E, Winters,
Iooo'o, James Allen; 1867, Levi hite;
IooI' .. Z. Tom Okins; 1858 Peter Decker;
1893 William Ginger; 1S6O-1 c. B. ,Fow-
Ter; 1923, c. B. Fowler; Is64-5, c. B.
FoWler; 1867, w. K Hudson; 1859
Charies M. Gorham; 1901. Charles NJ.
uorham; 1928, Char.es NJ. Gorham:
1870 William Hawley; 1867, C. E.
stone; 1888, n. ID. r deout; lSSO-I. C. f
stone; 1923 A. c. Bingham; lSS4.5 A.
y Bingham; 1867. +. Ii. GreeIy: 1888. 9
I. Z. Slattery; 1901, J. NJ. Hofstet er:
lo92-3 n. A. Rideou;; lS94-5. w. T. Ellis
Jr.; 1867, w. I. Ellis Jr.
Inc Marshal is Chief of Police. III.
guardians of the peace mum beripg q half
uoLen men OF experience, and they are
ehcient officers. The people also point
win bride 10 the militia company sta.
TONED here. The command is knowo as
company d of the Second Infantry Regi.
ment, n. q. Z. Captain George II Voss
mas Tor his lieutenants Phil ]. Divver and
DaVlo Canning, popular young residents.
a;
that Kept IN MarysviIle can be boosted bv
any town In California. There are four
learners 10 be relied upon in case of
cohhagration, and, besides, q horse hose
cart and two hand carts, CARRYING in all
ooUo leet o. trst-class hose T. C. Meyer is
engineer and c. Z. Rockefeller is captain
OF the hose. Eight paid hosemen are kent
the year around. AS fire-fehters tbe how
nave everything to boast Of and nothing
10 De ashamed OF. a splendid hook-and
laooer apparatus, bought during the term
OF Mayor SlatteEv, is we'll under the con.
'Fol OF The men, who indulge in frequent
practice TO perfect them selves in its work
inss' Charles Price is engineer OF steam
ers and George Korb is his assistant.
The Board of Health has been in stru-
mental in bringing about the adoption bv
the City Council of pure-mIlk ordinance
which insures healthy supply of lactea
nulo Tor the city. The dairymen here
aoou. now court visit from the experts
appointed 10 make the tuberculin test
LINUS lar every herd examined has proven
remarkapiy free from tuberculosis or any
other infectious disease. The mem bers of
Marysvllle's Board of Health are as fol-
lows: DR.. David Powell, president: W
ID. Parks Jr., secretary; DR.. g. w. STRAIT
ton, William England and w. Fl. Carlin.
u Y. keiser Is health officer under salary.
The city's BOARD of Education is com.
posed of the following: w. t. ELI, Jr.
president; j. A. Scott, secretary: ]. f
Goorman, George R. Eckart anu DR. d
Powell. They have full charge of the
educational interests. There are two
school buiIdlngs-one known as the high
scnooI, the other as the B-street school
Inc nigh school, which is accredited is
under the tntorship OF Professor G. II.
Stokes, who has two able assistants in
Miss White and Miss Spohrs. The other
teachers are: Professor Martin, Mrs. F.
a Coult. Miss Ella Kelly, Miss Anna &
ksrr, Miss Lille Brooks. Miss Maroaret
IN
Davidson and Miss Ada Townsend. Three
hundred and seventy pupils were enrolled
at the beginning of the fall term in Sen.
tembe The ciassrooms are large. we'll
ventilated anu com modious. In evidence
OF the reputation the Marysyille Hiph
School has gained as an institution of
learning, it may be stated that not a few
scholars are entered from adjoining conn.
ties as pay pupils.
Marysvil!e also has her private instltu-
tions OF learning. Justly proud are her
citizens of the College of Notre Dame
which institution was founded in 1885
chartered in 1869. The college is con.
Quoted by the Sisters of Notre Dame. a so.
clety oil ladies' entirely devoted to the
work OF Christian education. The build.
ings, occupying an entire block, are sur.
rounded by pretty grounds furnished with
every facility for the amusement and
physical welfare OF the students The
course of studies is pursued in tae English
language, but French, German and Span-
ish oeinr SPOKEN by many of the teachers,
the pupils enjoy every facility for perfect
ing themselves In these languages.
Lessons in vocal and instrumental mu-
sic are given, also in shorthand tvne.
writing. drawing, pain ting, plain and use
ful needlework, embroidery ana all kinds
OF fancy WORK. To excite laudabIs emu.
lation in the various branches of science.
monthly competitions are held. when
those most disting uished In their respec.
tive classes receive the honorary decora-
ton of q medal. At the same time re-
ports are forwarded to parents and guar