The San Francisco call., 1905-05-11
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

LEAVES CONSIDERABLE ESTATE.=Oak-
land May 10.-An inventory of the estate OF
valued at $50. eco in this State. She owns 5000
shares of stock in the Santa Rosa Island Com
pany and has some property besides in Iowa.
DAYLIGHT BURGLARS AT WORK.-Oak-
pers lodging house, 740 Willow street. this
afternoon and stole $3.50 worth OF watches and
small jewelry and $12 in coin belonging to
Greek railroad laborers.
May 10.-C. H. Spinks and H. C. Stilwell, of
hcials of the American Magensite Company,
Of saey on william r. r. sn
Oakland real estate dealer. Sentence was de-
ferred.
BOARD ACCEPTS PLANs-oakland, MAY
I0-The Board of Public Works to-day ac-
cepted plans of Dickey & Reed for a new fire
engine-house to be erected In Golden Gate at a
tien requesting the City Council to increase
the salary OF the clerk and stenographer from
$40 to 500 a month.
WIFE OF SUPERVISOR HURT.-oakland.
Alameda County's SUPERVISORS was seriously
injured in an accidental fall from the steps of
hip and a number of painful bruises. Mrs.
Taicott is now confined TO her home at 12ss
High street in Fruitvale
MARRIAGE LICENSES May 10.
The following marriage licenses were issued
by the County Clerk to-day: William r.
King. a. San Francisco, and Amanda G.
Daisy Sangmaster. o. Berkeley; Adolph p.
Anderson. %, and Mary E. Wilson( 21. both
Masco. p. Oakland
MUSICIANS AT OUTS.-Oakland. May 10
Evelyn A. Elliott has brought suit for d.
vorce against Edward K ELICIT, who has
says that he has gambled away all of their
money and made her mortgage her wedding
She says he is cruel and has caused her much
anguish.
WOULD ENFORCE CoNTRAcT.-oakland,
May lo.-The trial Of the suit brought by Mary
whereby he agreed to sell her piece OF prop
erty in Piedmont was begun to-day. He claims
make up her mind. She says that the time
was extended few days by r. A. Jackson,
who was Capwells agent
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES wORK.-oak-
land, May 10.-During April the Associated
Charities handled 153 cases of relief. Much
was done in remedial effort in the probation
courts. both adult and children. Fifty-three
children's cases were investigated and prop
erly disposed of in various ways. Letters of
guardianship were taken out six children.
MUST ANSWER FOR BURGLARY.-AIa-
he's been held to answer by Justice of the
Peace F. 8. Cone to the Superior Court on a
charge of burglary. Lowrie is accused of rob-
bing the residence of A. r. Fritschi, 1892 Ben
ton street. He was arrested In San Francisco
with some Of the stolen property on his person.
GIVES WATER TO YOUNG GARDENERS.
Company has notified the Women's Civic I'M I'M
provement Club that all water required for
the extensive gardening to be done by public
school children on city lots will be given
without charge The club has large decora-
tive plats under way. The concession was
obtained through the efforts of Frank A.
Leach. a director of the Board Of Trade
MILKMEN WILL ORGANIzE-oakland
May 10-The Central Labor Council of Ala
media County is making plans for the organi-
zation of a Dairy Workers Union in this city
which will embrace in its membership all the
dairy workers in Alameda County. Andrew
Moore the international organizer for the
American League of Dairy Workers, has beer
visiting number OF the larger dairies In and
around Oakland.
ALLEGED CROOK ON TRIAL-oakland
May 10.-The trial of George Thomson
charged with having picked the pocket Of i
sons attorneys submitted his side of the ca se
without putting in any evidence hoping the
case will fall by reason of the lack of proof.
In company with two men. who give the names
of Murphy and Norton. they jostled Iniow on
e car and shortly afterward he found his
pocket turned wrong side out.
PREPARING FOR THE FOURTH. Ala.
media. May 10.-Commitrees have been named
by the following organizations to meet in the
City Hall Saturday evening to arrange for a
celebration OF the Fourth Of July: West End
Alameda Improvement Association-F l. Ma.
cauley, E. j. Probst, George Hickman: Ala.
media Advancement Observation-Disclosures 8
Neal Herbert d. Clark, A. F. ST. Sure Ala.
media Boating Club-F. e. Browning F. 8
Cone E B. Thorning.