The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS,

INVITES PRESS AssoCIATIoN-oakIa
June THE Board Of Trade has invited the
Idaho State Press Association to be the
boards guests on an excursion during the
Coast.
IMPRovERS NAME OFFICERS. S.-Alameda
June Officers have been named sby the
North Side Alameda improvement Club as fol-
lows: President, H. NJ Kebby; vice president,
H H. Henrici; secretary. s. s. Brewer; treas
urer. z. e. Hale.
SWALLOWS A PIN.-oakiand. June T.
pin in her play this afternoon and was taken
by her mother to the Receiving Hospital,
where the obstruction was forced down into
the stomach She lives with her parents at
e07 Henry street.
RAILROAD DEAL.-Oakland June r
Deeds were placed on record here to-day con-
veying from the Alameda and San Joaouin
Railroad Company. or the Tesla coal road.
TO the Western Pacific the right of way ETC.
from the coal mines to the city of Stockton,
which viii form one of the links in the new
transcontinental line.
GIVEN $1,000 DAMAGES-Oakland. June
Ia jury this evening awarded Hirst Parkin
5000 damages against the Grayson- Owen
cTsHHncDf n1s<nstneHrnn down by
a runaway team belonging to the company.
II was shown that the horses had not been
properly fastened according to the ordinance.
CANNOT TRACE MESSAGE OF DEATH
oakland, June IF. Domingo, residing at 517
Fourth street. reported at the Morgue to-day
d
that. his son, Joseph, who ran away from
home Monday, had been mangled to death near
sacramento Domingo could not find a trace
OF the reported accident. nor could he tell
whence came the news
:. WOODMEN ELECT OFFICERS S-Alameda
June -f--Spruce Camp No. 132 Wooduen of
the World has elected the following officers
to serve for six months: Consul commander.
Dr. w. j. Hosford; advisor lieutenant H. e.
Jaekman; escort, j. H. Young; watchman.
ager. ". w Goggin; musician 1s MaN Franen. ,nah.
clerk. Arthur Mock; banker ]. D. Rhoades
ALAMEDA PARLoRs oFFIcERs.-Ala-
media. June ALAMEDA Parior No. AZ, Native
Sons OF the Golden West, has chosen officers
as follows to serve for the ensuing six months:
PRESIDENT. William Walkup: first vice presi-
w. T. Peterson: third vice president. l.. F.
Smith; marshal. j. F. Hunt; treasurer, Louis
z. Fischer; financial secretary, c. t. Rose;
henry Won Tagen; surgeon Dr. H NJ Pond
WILL ENTERTAIN BISHOP NICHOLS
Oakland, June bishop William Ford
Nichols of the Episcopal diocese of California
Will be the guest of honor at a banquet 10
be given at the Hotel MetropoIe this evening
by the members OF the Canterbury Club of
OF Bishop Nichols confirmation The day
viii be generally observed by the members of
the Episcopal churches throughout the diocese
DIES AT ADVANCED AGE.-oakland.
June Charles B. Wines, the father of
Charles l. Wines. the cashier Of the West
Oakland Bank. died yesterday at his home,
wife and two sons, William F. and Charles
L. Wines. No arrangements have been made
for the funeral, but 1t will probably be held
under the auspices of Alcatraz Masonic Lodge
OF West Oakland of which he was a member
NEW BANK SOON TO oPEN-oakland.
June THE stockholders of the new Center.
few days. have elected the following officers
and directors. John G. Mattos Jr. president:
F 7. Dusterberry, vice president: NJ F. Silva.
L. G Morehouse. Joseph Dias s. Ehrman and
j. S. Cardoza directors. The capital stock
Of the new bank is s35, 600, of which sci, 600
has already been paid up. 1t is expected the
bank will open in July.
ST. JOSEPHs SCHOOL GRADUATES
Berkeley. June 1.-THE commencement exer-
afternoon at the Berkeley Theater on Shattuck
avenue. long programme of songs recita-
tions and an interesting comedy was enjoyed
by a crowd that packed the theater to over |
flowing. Certificates of graduation were con-
ferred upon the following pupils of the school |
MSS connelfy Miss I black sssad MISS Fr M,Ss
long. Miss L. Newell. Miss NJ. Mcdonald. Miss |
A: Gallagher. Michael o'Connell., Bouchard
Clifton Rose Robert Aguirre. |
MARRIAGE LICENSEs.--Oakland, June |
THE following marriage licenses were is |
sued by the County Clerk to-day:J Mis- "A. |
4s, and Francis r. Cameron 40 4
both of Oakland Osro C. Miller, 35, and Alice
Hamilton, 2S. both of San Francisco; Bonnie
d. Rancho. &c, and Jennie w. Thurlow. 1e,
both of Oakland; Francis M. Dixon. 2g Oak !
land. and Jennie Johns, 35. San Francisco; |
f.. eX-
ander. 20. both of Oakland William G.. Dandy. |
30. and Mary c.. Jessup. %. both of Oakland:
Clarence F. Hoke. 20, San Jose, and GLADYS
Morgan. IS. Oakland; Richard NJ. w. Timm.
SO, Sacramento and Caroline Pulcifer. 33
Oakland; George Driver. 25,. and Mabel =.
TO- both Of Oakland.
HUSBAND SNEERS.-Oakland June r.
One of the allegations Of cruelty Ada J. Holton |
made against Augustus Holton was that he /
sneered at her religion and called her hypo-
critic She also said that he struck her ana
failed TO provide the necessaries of life. |
She was granted an interlocutory decree to- |
day on the ground Of cruelty and awarded I
their furniture at Laurel Grove.
Margaret l.. Lewis was granted an inter-
Iocutory decree of divorce from Winfield s |
Lewis and allowed to resume her maiden name
Of Shannon.
Final DEGREES were granted to-day to Cora
L. O'Day from George H. O'Day for cruelty
and she was allowed to resume her former +
name of Rudolph; Ida Bergman from Edward
Bergmann for desertion, and she was allowed
% take her maiden name of wildhaber; Ada
A. Lee from Antoine A. Lee for cruelty and
The was allowed to resume her maiden name
If MacQuart.