The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
LOCAL BREvITIES

VI. Houser. 344 Ellis street. reported
the theft of jewelry worth Sill.
The saloon OF Wisserber Bros. sixth
and Mission streets. was entered by
burglars, who stole $50.
Albert Laffnir, a negro, was charged
with grand larceny. He is accused OF
stealing a watch from c. Phillips, a
sailor.
warrant for the arrest Of John
Odonih was issued by Judge Deasy on
charge OF embezzling SIS from NJ X.
Nayerizo. 469 Bush street.
The girls new high school, in O'Far-
ren street near Scott. will be opened
Monday, July 90. but the time for
the formal dedication has not yet been
set
Mrs. DIR. a. Walker, living at 2613
Union street, complained to the police
a domestic In her employ, had stolen
SOS and a suitcase.
The second annual aquatic picnic OF
San francisco lodge No. 26. Loyal Or
der of MoosesSwill be held next Sunday
at Monticello grove. Boats will leave
Clay street wharf at 9 and II a. m. and
1880 p. m.
The Will of William Larkin, dispOsfnR
of an estate estimated as worth $4,000
was filed for probate yesterday. Mr..
Larkin was a pioneer carriage maker.
He died July s. leaving his property
TO his widow. Sarah Larkin.
Petition for probate ON the estate of
the late Mrs. Emma =. Anderson, wife
of Police Captain Marcellus o. Ander-
son, was filed yesterday. Mrs. An
derson died on July II. leaving prop
erty worth $4,000.
,R T.. 4. t~I. h,
is held by the entire police department,
retired Sergeant Fred Brown was pre-
sented yesterday with costly arm
chair. Detective Sergeant Dobbin made
neat presentation speech.
William Goodwin, peddIeY, was SEN
fenced to serve 10 days in the county
jail by Police Judge Shorta1l yesterday
following conviction on charge OF
cruelty to animals. Goodwin had a
Alabama streets and left them at the
corner all day.
Credifors<of the firm of II. C. Reavfs
Co. of Sacramento fled an involun-
tary petition In bankruptcy against the
firm yesterday. A. A. Aureguy and e.
G. Gliddon, contracting teamsters. of
San Francisco, also filed a petition.
Their liabilities are s2,s72.2O. with
s1,114.S0 in assets
Patrick Hughes, s1s Howard street.
reported to the police that a stranger
robbed him of $50 in saloon at 81
Third street. He said that they were
playing cards when the fellow snatched
his purse containing ss5. Hughes AL.
leges he chased the fellow and COM
PEELED him to return $50. -.
Meyer Boog. an ex-conyfct.. was SEN
tenced yesterday by Superior Judge
Sargent TO serve 27 months In San
Quentin. prison. While on parole Boog
forged a check. He will be. returned TO
finish his original sentence. in addition
TO the one imposed yesterday.
Suit for the recovery of s7.s.5.02 was
/ fled by the Coos Bay Manufacturing
company yesterday against S. NJ Has
lett, Vice president Of the California
Selling company, based on a judgment
obtained by. the plaintiff against the
Selling company on May 10.
Am unidentified man was found dead
from gas asphyxiatlon in room Of
the Castle house, 24S East street. yes
terday morning. He rented the room
the night before and brought with him
piece of tubing, one end of which
was found In his mouth. and the other
attached to the jet.
Inheritance taxes agEregatfpx s21.-
537.94 will accrue to the state from
tle estate o1 tne Idte Joseph Parker
Whitney, according 10 a report OF the
inheritance tax appraiser yesterday.
The principal heirs who will pay the
tax are Lucy Whitney, the widow; Par
ker Whitney. son, and Helen Whit
nev. a daughter.
Walter E. Hettman. n clerk In the
United States attorneys office, was ap-
pointed yesterday to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation. of John L.
"a and
of Benjamin Mckinley to succeed Nc
Nab as United States district attorney.
Mr.. Hettman is graduate of Stanford
university and later of Hastings law
school
Alameda Bathfng Beaches
Reached by Southern Pacific Ferry
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