The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 13, 1897, Page 15

e THE SAN FRAN CI CO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 1897 1 THOUGHT FRICK WAS OBLIGING Banker Bowles Concludes a Deposition About Lobbying. He Fe'ieved That the A‘.tomey{ Was Working for the Fun of the Thing ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS. INTERMENT BY WSS, Funeral of the Late Wife of the Mexican Consul-Seneral at Mountain View. She B came Famcus by Bringing the Heart of Goverro- H rrera From Mexico to Oakland. OAKLAND OFFic RANCISCO CALL,] 908 Broadway, June 12. To-morrow morning obsequies are to be held at the entombment of Mrs. Kosalia L. de Coney at Mountain View Cemetery. The deceased is the wife of t General of Mex co and will be interred the cemetery. The ceremor ducted by the ment cc Gethsemane Chapter No. 5 of of Oakland and of the Masonic Veteran Association of the Pacitic Coast. Mrs. R. de Coney ame prominent a | a dering | few years ago by bring! this country C nd G. W. Me- | thejeart of Ignacio H v Cairo, who fun of it, or, | was killed in Mexico. Prior to hisdeath e re voluutary | 0 testified that he d to do work for them & adva o he ss rey which wer: deducted trom whatever amount might [ as the value of n mento tilt anchises was shown the nte of 1893, re- for wharves 10 be He was ce or Georg witted that Frick nterests and aid_ him k Y sTegating $100- for his personul expenses while re, und that such sum > de- 1cie: rom the it to be imately | Frick. He that ueither I 1 bill to the bull nted tvem sidered led because of they had made them- ted that Mr. m any s-rvices. He the value of the interests which he is & stock- 1 could not place relief aflorded them a of C hat in his presence A d dictated s | letterstoa he biil, and also iniroduced to gislature, of ibe bili | hat when Ser constitution- brief ial and y were prev ously 1 to one another, if 1o each other. or in ence M hould go to and work for several w sts of .M McN ar or es as a volunt: sroposition. Mr. Bowles an- All of these que red decidedly e necative. A let- was put in ev from Mr. NcNear > Mr. Bowles, in which it was stated that be writer it $300 wou'!d be a reason- Frick to | | A special programme has been prepared for the occasion. Rev. Joseph H. Wythe | will render_the prayer. and the address | | | | | expressed a desire that his heart shouid be placed in the safekeeping of hi in this city and the deceased lady | out his desire. The heart interred at the Herrera vlat, where the body of Mrs. de Cone will be interred to-morrow. will be by Major Edwin A. Suerman OAKLAND, CaL, June 12.—The significance of Thursday’s election has now fu added dignity as is proportionate to the territory added to smaller Oakland. nine miles of streets cdded to his department; Secretary Tho houses and speak-easie: knowsthat when a maske { m | was Trees Will Soon Be Planted Berkeley at the Public Expense. Offer of a Street Railway Company to Provile Handsome Varietics Along Its Lin s. BERKELEY, Car, June 12—The Fourth Ward Improvement Club of South Berkeley has received from tbe Oaklana Consolidated Sireet Railway Company a letter which has given a boom to the tree- planting schemes fathered by the . Berke- ley Floral Society. The company offers to supply trees free of cost to all persons liv- ing along its line, who will agree to plant them in front of their propertv, with a view of beautifying and adging to the popularity of the different thoroughfares used by the company’s lines. At the next meeting of the club the question of how to take advantuge of the offer will be dis- cussed. Tree planting promises tc become a gen- ersl public m ent in Berkeley to the efforts of the Berkeley Fior ety. At the last election a propos arried to bring the town under provisions of the State “iree-planting act.” The law in question gives the Town Trustees power to order tree-planting any street as a regular public improve- mént, to be paid for by assessments on the properiy-owners.. The Trustees huve not yet 1aken acvantage of this new power placed in their hands. They are prepariug plans to do so, ho | Board of Trade Concludes a Year - of Useful Work -and Is | Encouraged. New Railway Station Will Bs Built, Election of Oific'rs to B: Held | Next Week, OaxLAND OFFIcE SAN FrANcisco CArr,) 908 Broadway, June 12, { The San Leandro Board of Trade has completed the first year of its existence and has proved of great value to the city. | Many projects have been undertaken in | regard to local improvements, reading- rooms and similar matters, and President Driver’s report-is very encouraging. The election of officers will take place at the next meeting and the committee on nominations has submitted the following: For directors, J. A. Galiet, J. Baum- berger, J. Driver, . 8. Hastings, William Falton, L H. Begier, D. Ury, L. Bridges, L. Hirscher, J. F. Hovper, N. D. Simny, P. D. Gray is provosed for delegate to the State Board of Trade.and L. H. Begier for delegate to the State Board of Horticul- | + Colonel Bridges has been working on a new railway station for the Southern Pacific, and the company has expressed a vorable consideration of the new build. r Board of Trade,” said President | Driver, “‘bas comvleted a very useful year | of existence, and we are vell satisfied with our work. There is much yet to be done, } and we shall notlet up in our endeavor: GREAT INCREASE OF WATER RATES Full Meaning of the Relief Asked For in Yester- day’s Suit. A Point of Law for Which There Is No Precadent to Be Found. Must a City Pay 7 Per Cent Interest on Apy Number of Water Companies” P an‘s? OARLAND OFFICE 8AN FRANCISCO CALL,| 908 Broadway, June 12. | Great interest is being shown by the public in the suit filed yesterday aski hat the water rate ordinance recently | the court authorize a rate which sball guarantee to the water companies the pay- | ment of interest cn their investment of 7 | per cent. Should the reiief be granted, it will simply mean that the present water | rates ill be raised to thres times as much | as they are at present. | This phase of the water rate war is one { that has long been talked of, bt has never been brought up officially. When the law uaranteeing a reasonable investment on Prosecuting Attorney tion for the services ren- THE BRYAN RECLPTION. Committees Apnointed and Jro 1zed fur the € EDA, CAL, June 12.—At a meet- | g of the executive committee of the | last evening arrange- ments were made for a proper welcome 10 s decided to weicome . Bryan on his arrival at the mole and ort him 1o the Park Hotel in this city. and will be in attendance and aftera short rest 1 e wili be azain escorted to the prepared f occasion, where Le | In order that Hauch, T. € A. Smith, nddard, F. P. Egeuberger n O'Brien, C. A. Brown illiam Horst and R, H. Barber and orris and Leo , Harry Orraud A. C. chael Kane, Leo Robinson to b general s houses during the time ie city , CAL., June 1 50d sport u n, and some —Striped bass con-, Bay ¥arm Isiand good catches have been mad Jewis b has suspe eucourage the ad- applications nciude the Ala- eXDress wagon 1o take ut of it, and the ate | clations, One v succeeded b ufliced to kil t The purchase of the lot on eet and Cer thodist Chui cluded. It is 10 puild un ent location has praciicail ot the inte ney can di con- tion of the church nson of Onkland’have t of the bankrupt firm of St nd the lum and the P to be cons iu Oakland - -vards of the Sound Lumber lidated with their Derby Co. was perpeirated on & party of ow Ok and last eveniog. tence of a flourish- ig 1 de of that or Alameda, and de- cided thi wouid come over in 5 body and give them a warm welcome. -They g0l and spent an nour or more weeting-place of the lodge d 10 visit, ouly to find at st it had disbanded only the eve before en swadowed up by a rival organiza- The Rosy Freshness And a velvety softness of the skin is inva- riably obtained by those who use Pozzox1’s |Complexion Powder. | morrow is now complete. retary of the Masonic Vet of the Pacific Coast. . Wheelmen’s Outing. OAKLAND, CaAn, June 12.—The Re- liance Wheeimen will take a run to Mis. on San Jose to-morrow. The start w be made at9 o'clack. The Acme Wheei- men will aiso go to the Mission. Last night the Acmes eiected J. 8. Sheda as cycling captain, 10 succeed R. E. Revalk, who has resignei. Catholic and Fraternal Sccieties and Native Sons to Take Part. A B rbecue Has Becn Preparcd for the 6000 Visitors Who Are Expected. 0aKLAND OFFicE SAN FraNcisco CALL,) 908 Broadway, June i\ The formation of the parade for the cen- tennial celebration at Mission San Jose to- It is as foilows: At 9:30 .3 the various societies wiil assem- dule Company, ve. g AL10 A’ M the proc n will move on Val lejo street for several blocks, then count march and_enter the grounds of the Josephi- num, where the religious exercises will be heid The procession wiil be under the charge of Captain MeMinn, & veteran army « flice: tw seven divisions, com; dians, councils pubi s from and Hay- St. Joseph ission and of San sco and Saun Jose, and Foresters of e close of the parade pontifical high il be celebrated, Archbishoy Riordan ing celebrant. He will be nssisted by thers Leo, O S, F. sescal, Powess of Live aud Miliigen. ices will be held in a temporary y slinated on the grounds o Josepuinum, After the services there will be a barbecue, which dinner wiil be served for G000 versons. A special train will leave the foot of Broad way to-morrow morning at 8 o’clock for the Mission and will carry the Y, M. L. of Oakiand, e FOUR YOUNG ELGPERS. They Go to San Jose Single and K F turn Duly Married OAKLAND,CaAL., June 12.—Frank E. Pfis. ter and Miss May Anita Tracey and George | A. Damon and Miss Belle Montzomery | went to Ban Jose on Wednesday, and without giving any one notice of their in- tention they secured two marriaze h- censes ana’ were marriel by Justice Dwver. Yesterday afternoon they re. turned and went to their respective homes ithout notifying their parents of what tbey had done. But the story soon be- came public, and the elopers are now ex. plaining why they did it. lodges and curriages contrining the | Fathers scanian of San | the | l | | a new dispute oce ran Association | ever, and will soon inaugurate' a move- ment that will finaily resuit m the plant- ing of shade trees of various kinds alor r'd most, if not all, of tue streets of B rkeiev The trees will be secured, planted and cared for at public expense. They are ex- pected to constitute great. additions to the attractiveness of the town, and the supporiers of the movement. which the Floral Society engineered, are anxiously | awaiting a beginning of the work. More Domestic Trouble. BERKELEY, CaL., June 12—Domestic troubles have again darkened the Hoover household in to begin divorce proceedings. The last time the Hoovers quarreled it was over the wife’s pets, of wuich Mr. Hoover de- clared she had 100 many. He cha<ed a smali dog with a broom and Mrs. Hoover hid ted on a charge of insanit The charge did not stick and matters were smoothed over temporarily. Last night rred and Mrs, Hoow: charges that her husband offered violen to their daughter and c.ased the latter about the house for some time. Mrs. Hoover claims to be afraid of her life. Buried at Home. BERKELEY, Cav., Juns 12.—The re- mains of Edmund Pait, broueht from Alaska, were interred this afternoon, the funeral taking place frum the deceasea’s former residence on Be: kelev . Tke Rev. James Hunter of Golden Gate, for- merly of West Berkeley, officiated. Brief News Ite: BERKEL] ventor oi th was b 1 The sireetcar line 1 hes given up bope of muk in: work. He is at work upon | anotuer. The last sermon in Berkeiey of the Rev. Williant R. Alger will be preached to-morrow, In the absence of the R who is with St. Mark's c r ulpit wili be occupied vy the Rev. Dr. Chetwood of San Frauch on Addison street emonies over w pet t. The dog was nt. The family of A. H. Hun held elnborate funeral ce dog, “Fido,’* on Thursday 800t by some unknown mise e PROFIT BY. ANN]ZXXTION. The Merritt Fospital Trusiees Now Have n Wider Choice OAKLAND, CAL, June 12_The trus tees of the Garcelon estate are very much rejoiced over the resalt of anuexation, The big hospital which Dr. Merritt’s will provided for must be built within the city timits of Oakland. “We have decided that the Oak-street property will not be“suitable,” +aid Dr. Wheeler, a trustee, to-day, but “have done nothing regarding a new kite. 1t is quite ioriunate for us that snnexation carried this week, for now we may locate the pro- posed hospital anywhere we desire in the territory annexed, 1f we. <ee proper to do s0. Before that election we could oniy go as far north s Thirty-sixtn street. It will enable us to get a site at a much cheaper figure than if we were limited to the djs. trict south of Thirty-sixth street,” B0 P iy A Clerica’ Cyclist Arrested. OAKLAND, CAL., June 12 —Rev. George W. Besity, pustor of the Tenth-strees Methodist Chucch, was arrested this morning for rdingon ihe sidewalk. He was fined once before, but this time de- clares he is not guilty and will contest'the case. of the Board of Works is now as important offieial n holds up five frightened citizens in a Teme: And Supervisor Mitchell, robbed of all prestige and patron South Berkeley and Mrs. | | Hoover once more declares her - intention G.Ag ORTANCE. lly dawned upon the city government, and they have assumed as much Street Superintendent Miller recc gnizes the responsibility of having the care of for Melvin will have to assume the task of ridding the northern territory of its Chinese lottery- in Greater Oakland as the Auditor of the old city; Chief Lloyd al saloon the duty of catching the bad man is no longer part of the Sher:fl’s respounsibility. age conferred on him by his road districts, feels like creeping into a walnut shell. | until we have secured several manufac- | turing piants and canneries for our town. It 1s these institutions that are the foun- | dation of pro as we can get. Spring Valley Is Satisfied. OAKLAND, CaL., June 12.—The Spring Valley Water Wo, has given notice of | its withdrawal of its motion fora new trial |in the suit with Benator John L. Beard | rezarding riparian rights on. Alameaa Oreek. Beard was ziven a verdict of $15 000, with which be was dissatisfied, and he also asked for a new trial. The Spring Valiey’s withdrawal is an indication that they are willing to pay the amount of the | judgment. s EULE | The statistics of life insurance show [ that in the last twenty-five years the ev- | erage woman’s life has increassd from nearly forty-si nearly fortv-two to | more than 8 pe# cent, while man’s eraga has increased from nesrly forty-two to forty-four, which is 5 per cent. s, and we want as many | water plants was passed, it was never con- | templated that there would be two water | companies in one city. Consequently, | there is no preceaent on which to base & decision in the present case. The Contra Costa stockholder who bas brought the smibappears to be as well in- formed upon the affairs of one company as the other, and bis figures, if correct, show a condition of affairs that cannot help making & deep impression on every ratepayer. The plaintift says that the law | guarantees a reasonable interest on the investment. He proceeds to state that during the past year the two water com- panies buve lost ‘many thonsands of dol lars in addition to not paying their nter- | est 10 stockholders and bondholders. | F.cures are produced toshow thatat a7 | per cent rate of interest the Contra Costa Company should be permitted 1o receive | for its gross income at least $435,000 and bat the Oakland Water Company snould | receive $352,000. These two sums amount I 785,000, whereas the income derive. & | passed by the Council be set asiaeand that | 10, $242, 841 fuction Balcs EDWARD 8. SPEAR & (0., | Auctioneers. 31 and 33 Sutter Street. Telephone, Main 5181, | ASSIGN -E’S SALE | Of the Photograph Gallery of Charles | Lainer, an Insolvent Debtor. By order of CHARLLY A. MAU, Assignee, TO-MORROW. Monday 3 .June 14, 1897, | a1l , we will sell on the pr.mise 731 MA2RKET ST, | The entirs lot of Elegant Furni vre, Carpets, | Rugs, 10 Fine Mirrors, Plctures, Fire Proot safe, Desks, Curtains, Showcus c., ete EDWARD 8. SPEAR & CO.. Auctioneers, nd 33 - uttel TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE | Of the Fine Saloon and Cigar-Store ATI18 ELLIS ST., Formerly Occupied by Albright Bros. This is one of the finest aud most exinsive | places in the city, ana it will be sold at Public | Aucion MONDAY..........JU 4,AT11A. M | This ine place will be offered asa whole, includ- | | ing all the Fine Stock of Wines, Liquors. C.girs, | 05 und ¢ and Fine Fixtures. | Tobs | ot and a half years' lease. ot very reason- | This place can be bought at priv: before tue auction. £c | Auctioneer, Office & annualiy under the present rates amouats | | Thedifference is so great and the point | of law so novel that the suit will attract interest wherever water rates have Lo be | xed. | If the relief sought be granted, there is nothing to prevent another company com- iag in and demanding 7 per cent on its in- vestment. COUNTY CHERRY CROP. Small Eastern Demand. but Large | Coust Shipments. | OAKLAND, Car., June 12.—The cherry | crop is now about half gatherad and is| larger than was expected, though prics | | are somewhat lower. Canners are getting ail they want at the average price of § cents a pound. No prices have been made as yeton apricots, plums and pears. The plum and pear crops are very light, while the apri- | eotcropis very large. The demand for | Haywards cherries in the East has not been very great this year, but coast ship- ments have been larger than for four years. One of the largest growers has shipped carload lots to Los Angeles and other Southern California points. € E. Convention Closeas. OAKLAND. CAL., June 12 —The Chris- | tian Endeavorers completed their county convention to-night. The sessions opened at 3 o'clock and with an interval for luncheon conciuded to-night. The chie uddress of the day was that of Rev. C. R, | Brown on tie “True Meaning of Christian “ Endeavor.” | The convention was largely attended | and broke up with cheers for the interna- tional convention next month. Kloich Was Innocent. OAKLAND, Car., June 12. — Martin | Kloich, who keeps a tamale parior, has | been discharged for selling iiquor without | a license. A few days ago L. Starr, astool- | pigeon, and C. A. Sawyer took two voung | ladies into the tamale varlor and oraered | beer. Kloich went out to & saioon and | purchased some for them. The men pre- | served it and the tamale man was ar. | restad, butas be bad done nothing illegal | he was discharged. | Working for Pure Milk. ND, Car., June 12.—The Board | OAKL. CONSUMPT CHAS. LEVY & €0., AUCTIONEERS. sulesrooms—' 1 ket Stre: TUESDAY. _.June 15, Tuesday...... 1397, A 10 o'elock A. . 11 MARKET ST., BET. 7ITH & 8TH, AN EL: WE WILL SELL... Ot 50-room ANT LINE OF FURNITURE, pets, | Square Piano, house, removed from ' Taylor's Warehouse for conventence of sale. COMPRISING. One Square Plano Plush Parlor Bedding, Brds, hes, BICYCLES! ~ BICYCLES! AT AUCTIOF. 300 HIGH-GRAD Are to be Soid s MO DAY, JUNE 11, 18; At 11 o'c.ock a. M, and continued u; sold 1362 MARKET ST, AR CITY HALL. By order tactor, Uni tie aboved sign HIGH-GRADE WHEELS In lots to reserve. This will be a rare purcaasers hout limi, > purchaser w oppoitu ding Wheels now on of Health, after sitting in session for three hours, decided to rush the mew milk ordinance through the Council as fast as is legal. Health Officer Dunn_ presented a report explaining ail that bad been done in the crusade against tuberculosis. He reported that Dr. Rowell of Berkeley and the health officer of Contra Costa were all the purpose of and working hand-in-hand for protecting milk meeting with marked success The C. Orch st OAKLAND, CaL, June sections of the chorus v A. M. Benham and the orchestra con- ducted by W.J. McCoy are assiduously rehearsing the music for the grand festival concert. July 6. The orchestra will numi- ber about a hundred periormers, snd in addition to the orchestral numbers will play the accompaniments to the chorus, which have been arranged for orchestra by W. J. McCov. indusiry were NEW TC-DAY. So proot-p: will send /R BOTTLE RS 5 IU“BHS nunn{ PAIN! < R. 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