The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

SIGNS MILK INSPECTION ORDINANCE -
Oakland June 29.-Mayor Mott to-day signed
the dairy and milk inspection ordinance.
EXEMPT FIREMEN TO MEET.-Oakland,
June 29.-The Exempt Firsmsp Will meet SUM
day at F. 7. Homer's residence 757 Webster
street to arrange Fourth of July celebration.
AGED SINGERS ELECT OFFICERS
by the Old Mems Singing Club as follows
President. c. L. Metzger: vice president E.
ID. judd secretary. George Munro.
MARRIAGE LICENsES.-oakland. June 10.
The following marriage licenses We're issued
to-day William NJ. Taylor. 80 and Irene
Zacharias 20. both of Alameda; Gus Z. An
derson, so. and Amanda s Larson. 80 both of
Oakland.
WOULD DIVIDE BsPATE.--oakland. June
29.-Heirs OF the late Peter Bareillas to-day
applied for the distribution of the estate. which
consists of Freeman Park at Golden Gate and
ether property valued at $780, Geo The heirs are
the widow, now Mrs A. Perez. and three minor
children
HoRsEMAN'S WILL FILED. = Oakland.
June 20-The will of Grant Lapham horse
trainer who died recently in Alameda. filed
for probate to-day by Elizabeth e. Robinson.
who is named as executrfx and sole devisee.
The will is Photographic and is dated June 10.
1905. few days before Lapham died. The
estate consists OF personal effects and bills re-
ceivable and is valued at about $1,000.
SUIT Is COMPROMISED-OakI June
29.--The suit Of the Eureka Slate Company
against Z. Norwood Jones, his bondsmen and
others for S11, 100 Is, alleged to be due for ma
terlat USED IN erecting eieVeu buildings at Fort
Baker. has been compromised out of court.
The defendants offered to settle for so cents
the dollar and the proposition accepted
by the plaintiff.
WARNING AGAINST FIRE-OakIand,
June 2D.--Chef Ball of the Fire Department
has issued a circular letter in which he warns
residents to take special precautions against
fire the Fourth of July. The letter ad-
monishes citizens to keep barns. skylights and
upper windows closed, to have water close at
hand and to all packing boxes and
rubbish sidewalks
FIND UNEXPECTED HOARD--Oak,and
June 29-Judge Ellsworth mas ordered a lis
tribution of the estate of the late James Dow
ling an elevator operator who died in apparent
poverty, but who, II was found after his DEATH
had accumulated s215l 64 which had been de-
posted in san Francisco bank. The money
will be distributed in equal shares among four
brothers and three nieccs or the deceased.
INSANE PERSONS COMMITTED. - Oak
land, June 29.-C1aus Wedell, who became vio-
lent in the City Prison Monday while awaiting
niitted to the State Hospital at Stockton by
Judge Ellsworth to-day. Similar action was
taken in the case OF Cora Thielmann aged 81
years fho was arrested for throwing stones
through the windows of her neighbors' homes
in East Oakland.
TWO COMPANIES INCORPORATE
land June 29.-Articles of incorporation of lie
Interurban Realty Company and the Varsity
Creamery Company were filed to-day with the
County Clerk The Interurban Company is
capitalized ct 25.GQ0. with the following di-
rectors: s. p. Wakefield. Fl. +. Mills r. H.
Cross, Flora French and Rerniee Swaney. The
Varsity Company is capitalized at S25. 600. with
these directors: j. A. Coulter Fred E. Reed
John Mcmahon. S. l.. Harris and E. e. Keyes