The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
ALAMEDA COUNTY news

LICENSED TO BE HAPPY.-oakIand.
March 3i.-The following marriage license
was issued by the County Clerk to-day: Hans
KofOed, 80. Oakland. and Annie Andersen. y.
Melrose.
OCEAN Oakland. March 81.
The Alameda County Christian EndeaVor
Union has chartered the steamer Queen for
April . and will take excursion outside
Of the heads for the day.
q OPEN IDORA PARK SUNDAY.-Oakland,
March 31.-Idora Park will be formally opened
as a pleasure ground on Sunday next There
will be several attractions such parachute
jumps. etc. James Pilling is the new man
ageE Of the park.
FATHER YORKE TO LECTURE.-oak-
land. March 31--The next Denten lecture by
Father Yorke win be given on Sunday next at
The Evolution Of the Pspacy and Its Relation
10 the Holy Roman Empire"
ACCUSES MURDEROUS HUsBAND.-Oak-
land. March 3I.-Mrs. Annie Peterson. who
was shot last night by her husband, n. J. Pc
terson, telephone company lineman, swore to
a complaint to-day charging him with muir
derous assault Petersrn is in jail.
SENT TO SAN QUENTIN.-oakland. March
GA Ballisr. a young man. sentenced
10 six months imprisonment at San quentin
thirty pounds Of brass from the Southern Pa
cihc yards. This was his second ofense.
HAS LONG FALL-Oakland, March 81
I A. DOwdle. a painter living at 624 Fortieth
street, fell from the roof Of a house he was
painting at Sixty-fourth street and san Pablo
avenue about noon to-day and fell to the
EIDAAls q ulSlal-Ct ol LAlIAs rect ne suffered
bad fracture Of his right hip.
EVERS ESTATE.-Oakand, March 3I-An
inventory and apprsisement OF the estate Of
the late Henry Evers filed to-day and
shows his estate to be worth S44 I3I 50. or
this amount $1,000 is in cash, a considerable
portion Of il in promissory notes and the re-
msinder in realty.
DEATH OF A PIONEER.-Oakland, March
SI.-Willism Warren, who came TO California
IN 1S49. and who has lived at Golden Gate for
some years past died last night at the age Of
Ie ie1src frrap r-1f
George ". Hunt Of Golden Gate Charles War
ren Of Oakland and William Warren Jr. Of
Idaho City
DIR KTTcF5INGs RETURNS. oakland
March 31--Dr. J. T. Kitchings. a member Of
the Oakland Board Of Health. has returned to
his duties after a two months absence Dr.
Kitchings overwOrked himself and has been
sway upon a vacation and rest and will
now resume his practice and his work for the
city
BRIDE OF YEAR DIES-AIameda March
6i--Mrs Msrgareths Nelson wife OF James
Nelson. passed away Yesterday at her home
1928 Morton street. aged 81 years She was
gsretha Hiidebrandt. died five months ago
Mrs. Nelson leaves q sister Mrs w q shin
lev and q brother William II Hildebrs,,dE
Her demise was due TO rheumatism Of the
heart.
LEACH GETS HOME BAcK.-oakIand
March Sl.-The Fidelity and Deposit Company
of Maryland has reconveyed 10 Frank a
Leach superintendent OF the San Francisco
Mint, his home on Hobart street When Ttn1
mick stole the money from the Mint Leach
decided his home 10 the surety company as
partial security for the bond OF Tirnrnfclr
Since the passage OF the relief bill by Congress
Mr. Leach's home has been returned to him
FARCE BY BLIND PUyPII,s-Fe-l.,av
March sl-Ihe ancient farce BOX and Cox
was presented by pupils Of the State InstItute
for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind to-rsgbt a,
an entertainment in Willard Hall Musicai
programmes have been given heretofore bv
these pupils. but farce was 9 novelty. A
large audience was present to hear ana ssa ~
affair The pupils who appeared in the nro
6uctior were r. W. Henderson. Stanley Her
cerson and Bertha Haight. The rro9ra roTna
included. besides the farce. selections IN, he
Willard Hall Choral Club recitations ~
solos all by inmates OF the institute 1