The herald., 1898-10-06
STRONG kIAGUIRf CLUB
THE SAN DIEGO ORGANIZATION
OPENS HEADQUARTERS
Branch Clubs in Every Precinct-Nor-
NAL School Matters-Farewell
Reception

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 6-The Mcguire club
Of this city, which now has over 400 names
enrolled as members has established elab-
crate headquarters facing the public
square. The formal opening of the rooms
was celebrated tonight, and many short
but enthusiastic speeches twere made In
behalf Of James G. Mcguire and the state,
county and city tickets In general. The
rooms are being literally furnished and
will be supplied with suitable campaign
literature. The club will hold meetings
every week at headquarters and branch
clubs Will be formed In every precinct
throughout the county.
The Normal School
At meeting today Of the executive
committee Of the San Diego normal school
trustees the resignation of John c. Fisher
as chairman and also as a member OF the
committee was accepted. President Black
was appointed as successor TO Mr.. Fisher
on the executive committee, and w. r.
Guy was chosen as chairman. Mr.. Fisher
still remains a member Of the board Of
trustees. although his term of appoin lment,
which was for one year, expired some time
ago. He will continue as trustee until
Governor Budd appoints his successor.
Later In the day the members of the
committee Informally decided to rent the
third floor in the Hill block on the corner
Of Sixth and g streets, for temporary
school purposes, and formal action will
be taken a meeting of the committee
this evening. The main school room will
have floor space of 50x100 feet, and addi-
tional rooms have been arranged for on
the second floor.
Brevities
County Auditor e. L. Shaf.er has deliv-
cred the tax rolls for the ensuing year to
Tax Collector A. f. Cornell, who will COM
mence the collection of state and county
taxes on Monday. The total amount
charged against the collector for this years
taxes Is 1894 4.293.G2, made up as follows:
State and county takes. first installment,
$1A.Sl105; second instalment. s136 S2S52
road tax. first installment, $13, ,745. .03; second
installment, $11 .929.O6; school tax first in
stallment. s40.29979; second qnstallme n t.,
$36, ,6S1.59 In addition to these taxes are
the amounts collected by the state from
railroads and the collections made by the
assessor for personal property and poll
tax.
The members Of the First Methodist con-
gregation rendered a farewell reception
last night 10 Rev. and Mrs. Il. A, Healey
and daughters, who left this morning for
Los Angeles, where Mr.. Heay will All the
pulpit Of the Simpson tabernacle. The
church parlors were handsomely decorated
and several hundred people gathered to bid
farewell to Rev. Mr.. Healy and family.
snort program was rendered, which in
Guided solos by Miss Carrie Polhamus and
Miss May Kimball, and the choir sang the
hymn. Love Divine" Philip Morse, on
penalf OF the church, presented Mr.. Healy
with handsome bronze clock. and Mrs.
IIealy Win water color painting of ALI
gators Head, at La Jolla,
A marriage Mcense has been issued 10
Joseph s. Shetleroe, aged 5s, and Cora e.
Reeves, ages "a, both residents of this city
In the slut Of Alfred w. Allen against
I. j. Daley, an action to recover sfSs3 60.
principal and interest. and $3.50. 80 a ttorney's
ices, DEFENDANTS default was entered yes
terday In the superior rou-.