The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-29
ALAMEDA COUNTY
NEWS BREVITIES

OAKLAND, March 2S-In the divorce
suit of Mary H. Noble against George A.
Noble the default of defendant has been
The estate of Ellen NJ. Cole has been
appraised at $4,000, consisting of real es-
E. B. Mastick has petitioned for the
distribution of the estate of Loretta l..
Merwin, who died in Alameda.
Thompson have been appointed to APP
praise the estate of B. c. Austin, who
died in Alameda and Joseph Herscher,
praise Elizabeth Linfoots estate.
By its attorney, A. A. Moore, the South
ern Pacific Company to-day filed answer
TO the suit of Thomas Haynes for the re-
covery of $40 900 damages for injuries sus-
tanned while passenger on one OF de-
PENDANTS ferry steamers The company
charges contributory negligence.
The Geographic will of James H. Miller.
who died on the, 18th inst, was filed for
Miller, and Theodore Olmsted who with
another son-in-laW, G. w. Duden, are
named as executors The entire estate;
estate and cattle, is bequeathed to the
The bar-mitz-vah of Robert Aronson,
son of Mrs. j. Aronson, will take place
at the Geary street temple, San Fran
CISCO next Sunday, and a reception will
be held at the family residence, 26S Ninth
on the afternoon Of the same day.
Judge Greene to-day granted divorce
to Eliza Burkhart from Anton Burkhart
on the ground of extreme cruelty, and
the custody of the minor child was
awarded to plaintiff. The parties are
eolored and we're married ,cIe in Frankfurt
Suits for divorce were commenced to-
day by Elizabeth LANCE against Theodore
M dIIer' against ga Frank H Miller, on ground
of desertion, and Lydia Guntern against
Peter Guntern, on statutory grounds.
receiver in the affairs of Wiegman s,
Beebe, storekeepers at Alvarado, which
contemplated taking the store. away from
out to Harvey while suffering from too
much liquor, but Judge ogden held that
Harvey purchased in good faith.
the city of Oakland for 1929 damages be-
cause of the removal of his business
stand at Seventh and Washington streets
under the ordinance passed last October
prohibiting merchants from occupying the
sidewalks
outside have accepted James Davis offer
for the sale of a schoolhouse site on Col
lege and Claremont avenues at $500:
There is available $4,000 for purchase of
site and building purposes and the erec-
ton of a schoolhouse will proceed soon.
L. M. Hinekley, a pioneer farmer and
ship, died last night at his residence In
Niles. He leaves daughter, Miss Julia
Hinckley.
ALAMEDA, March 28-The first dance
after Lent to be given by the Encinal
Recreation Club has been announced for
Friday evening, April Z.
The daily average circulation of books
from the Alameda Free Library for 1928
was asa volumes. only four volumes less
than the Oakland library for the same
period.
Marsden Manson will address the Uni
tartan Club tomorrow evening on
1.-The Importance and Scope of Rainfall
Investigations on the Pacific Coast"
Other numbers on the evenings pro-
gramme will be piano solo by Sigismund
Blumann and a barytone solo, Here
Upon My Vessels Deck" by w. e.
Stevens.
The Sunset Telephone Company has
purchased the property at 2152 Central
avenue and will erect brick building on
the premises, to be used as It's Alameda
office.
Miss Bertha .Weatherwax died this