The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS,

BOY MISSING June 11-Thomas
German. years old. has disappeared from the
home Of his aunt. Mrs. z. Powers. 4s3 Fifty
first street
SAYS BURGLARY WAS COMMITTED.
Oakland. June 11--Msry A Coburn, residing
AZ s2s Thirtieth street. complained to the police
that a burglar broke into her residence last
night and stole $50.
HORSE AND BUGGY sToLEN.-oakland
June l1.-Fred Sinclair. a merchant in the
Produce Exchange Market. Twelfth and Web
ster streets. reported to the police to-day that
his horse and buggy were stolen last night
from the market
CHOIR BOYS WILL CAMP.-Alameda June
1i-Twenty-fve members OF the boys choir Of
Mount Hamilton tomorrow for three days
They viii be IN charge of the Rev. William
Norman Guthrie. rector of Christ Church.
WANTED IN SAN FRANCISCO Oakland
June Ii-George l. Price, collector. "a years
old, was arrested al Fruitvale early this morn
ing on charge Of obtaining money by fai-e
stevenson street, San Francisco. Price was
held for transfer across the bay. The amount
involved is small.
WILL HOLD MONTHLY MEETING.-oak-
land. June 1.-THE Sons and Daughters of the
Maritime Provinces will hold their regular
monthly meeting to-rnorrow evening at Maple
Hall officers for the ensuing term Will be
nominated. The committee in charge Of the
programme has arranged excellent enter
tsinrnent for the evening.
FOURTH OF JULY NIGHT CARNIVAL.
been subscribed toward defraying the expenses
Of the night carnival and Illuminated automo-
bile parade and regatta to be held here on
Fourth OF July night. Music for the carnival
WIN be furnished by the crack band Of the
Third Artillery of the Preside.
ADvANcERs OPEN BUREAU.-Alameda.
June i1.-Permanent Offices will be opened to-
morrow al 1925 Park street by the Alameda
Advancement Association Secretary John H.
Harfog viii be in charge Of the bureau. which
is now prepared TO furnish any information
concerning Alameda and 70 advertise the city.
The first meeting of the directors OF the as
ISOLATION will be held in the new quarters to-
morrow night.
POLICEMAN INJURED BY sLINGsHoT-
Alameda June 11.-Polceman Dennis Welch
is incapacitated from duty because OF an in
jury sustained to his right leg yesterday by
being hit with sharp rock thrown from a
sIings3iot He. was patroiiing his beat near
unknown person hit him. lacerating the flesh
OF his leg for three inches and causing the
limb to swell painfully.
THEODORE GIER RETURNS.
June -1i.-Theodore Gier. cne OF the members
of the Alameda County commissioners to the
Lewis and Clark Exposition at Portland. has
returned 20 this city from the fair and he says
that II Will undoubtedly be success Com
missioner Gier said to-day that the exhibit Of
Alameda County is an excellent one and Is
attracting much attention from the visitors
IMPROVEMENT CLUB COMMITTEES
Berkeley. June 1.-The conference committee.
representing all the Improvement clubs Of
Berkeley. last night appointed the following
men to serve standing committees: Water
ley: schools--victor Robertson, C w wilkin-
son. John Finn. J. 7. Renae, z. s. Fowler,
H. c. Bagot. A. F. Hess. R. A. Berry. A re-
port dealing with the sources OF water supply
available for Berkeley's use was read by Mr..
Binckley. who is civil engineer. II was de-
cided 10 request L. Nd. King, secretary Of the
Merchants Association of San Francisco, to
address the improvement clubs regarding street
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