The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS

BURGLAR STEALS PIsTOL-Oakland,
jan IA burglar stole a pistol and scarf
pin last night from ]. B. CrandalPs residence,
lI60 East Twenty-fourth street
WANTS WoMANS sUFFRAGE.-Oakland.
Jan. u.-Mrs Frances A. Williamson presi.
dent OF the Alameda County Political Equality
Club, addressed the Oakland Prohibition ALI
ance last night in favor OF female suffrage.
COMPLIMENTS REGIMENTAL SUR
GEON.-Oakland. Jan. 11.-Governor George
G. Pardee has written to Surgeon Major ]. P.
Dunn of the Fifth Regiment complimenting
him upon the high state of efficiency to which
he has brought the Hospital Corps of the Fifth
Regiment.
MEETING OF MEMS cLUB.-oakland.
terian Church will hold meeting on Thursday
evening in the Guild Room to be addressed
BY Chaplain Wallace, U. S. n. retired. upon
Upon an American Man of War
CHURCH EXTENSION woRK.-oakland.
Jan. 1.-THE Oakland Church Extension So
ciety has elected the following officers for the
vice president, Rev. John F. Coyle; second vice
president. G. A. Hutchinson: secretary. E. B.
winning; treasurer, c. w. Kinsey.
COMPROMISE DIFFERENCES.- Oakland.
Jan. 11.-The differences growing out of a
suit brought by Mary L. Scheithe against the
Cooperative Meat Company; to eject them from
her premises have been settled by the dis
missal of its appeal from the decision of Jus
tice of the Peace Quinn given in her favor.
NEW OFFICERS FOR MARITIME PROV
INcEs AssoCIATIoN-oakland. Jan. IL
ed new officers for the coming term as fol-
lows: President. II. C. Tupper: vice president,
w. l.. Dimrnick treasurer. Captain J. H.
retary. II. w. Smith.
BOYS CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
Oakland. Jan. E.-charies Marshall, George
Audet and Elmer Silver boys under l5 years
of age. were booked o-day at the. City Prison
for burglary The charges cover alleged thefts
from the Lafayette School ana Eleventh street
rro frin nha6 lad fow a
State reformatory.
RESIGNS IN FACE OF CHARGEs.-oak-
lana, Jan. ia. T. jacobson, a special police
man. who made charges against Pstrolman H.
Police Commissioners. who exonsrated Hen
derson, resigned to-day. Jacobson took this
a charge of circulating defamatory reports
about Henderson
EARLY RESIDENT DIES-Oakland, Jan.
i1.-Mrs. Eliza Lambert, mother of Miss Mary
Lambert, the California writer, died last even
ing at her home, 315 Tenth street. Mrs Lam
bert came around the Horn in 1885, lived in
in 1859. The funeral win take place Friday
morning from her late residence and mass
will be said at ST. Mary's Church.
CARRY OUT GOOD WoRK.-Oakland. Jan.
1.-The managers of the Beulah Rescue Home,
which is conducted By the Salvation Army
near Oakland, have made a report showing that
during. the year just closed LOG girls passed
through the home and OF this number 90 per
cent showed good results The home is crowd
ed to the utmost and an additional building
has been obtained for the work.
WOULD ESCAPE SHARING LOSS-Oak-
land, JAN 1.-The hearing Of the suit brought
by Henry w. Taylor against the Oakland
Building and Loan Association begun to-
day. He asks that the company be stayed
from dissolving and wants it to pay him
SLIGO % that he has put into 1t. The COM
pany says that as shareholder he must take
his chances with the rest. as the company was
operated at q loss.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.--Oakland Jan II.
The following marriage licenses were issued
by the County Clerk to-day: Edward J.
Fisher, over 81, and Susanna Schonlberg, over
10, both of Alameda; Phillip J. Dahlen over
IS, Oakland William Clark. 80 Vallejo, and
Rebecca H Brooks. 30. Oakland Charles E.
Oakland: Robert r. Parish, over 81. and Car
rie M Edwards, over IS. both Of Oakland
Sims Founder. 20. and Laura Carman, 25. both
Of Oakland