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PL 1- OAT.TiA.TTOj VAXTjX TUTDUyE, TUESDAY. JANUARY 13, 1832. medaif $30: A. J. Bern, $1'; M.J 8.

Betten SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE ALAIIEDA. the Tax Collector to publish the notice therein specified and set forth. i TJXTUj JUNE. SITUATIONS WANTED 3AIiIi pears upon the minutes of" this meeting, that the following claims against Alameda i county for publishing a notice relative to the collection ot State and county taxes for i the year 1891 be rejected, via. Tha UnimiTin Vmnin.

Oft Tnsiirtei tt tit Cistlng ci til Trastit-s. Care Bleekede Btrees-Tbe Vrttebfd I Condition mt the Main Throsh ftn. Axaktoa, Jnury-12. Ant Jaekxell, at the Perk atreet depot, ia laid up with the grip ana his position is being filled temporarily by Mr. Dowdle of Oakland.

ArfH. Keller. the Park street crocer, waa fined $5 yesterday afternoon for young man named Scott, formerly one of his elerke. J. P.

Woodrum of the J. A. Leonard real aetata agency la ill with, the grip. Cond actor Ifenrin has retained to hit datleon the Alameda local and Conductor Yale, who reliered him, baa taken his old position on the Berenth street run. James Casey, a night watchman on Park street, has resigned from the police force and J.

I' MeCniley has been appointed in hie The aaggeatloa to hold tbe bridge celebration on Washington's Birthday will be laid before the committee baring the affair la charge. THK TBOSTEKS. i At the msetiog of tbe City Trustees last renin Charles, 8. Neal acted as temporary clerk, owing toj Clerk.1 Millington'a indisposition. All the Trustees were in attendance, and when session had been opened Mr.

Maatick spoke of the Central arena sewer between Walnut and Willow streets, which is complained, of by the property owners, and said he could not understand whT the property owners did not pat in a new one, as danger of sickness would 'then remeaiea. me cost, ne said, would be no more man 70 cents per Tanning foot. Mr. Randolph thought it was the duty of the board to order a new sewer if it thought one was necessary, and, he moved that a resolution be prepared to that effect. The motion was earned.

The Oak-street sewer proceedings were laid over until the street Is graded. Mr. Stephenson eurrested that the city's water carta be painted and that the width of tbe tires be increased to fir Inches. It was also decided to purchase two new carts, I The dangerous condition of Hanson street was next discussed, and the Superintendent of Streets waa authorized to have the necessary repairs made. As one half the street Is outside tbe city, Supervisor Martin has signified his willingness to improve tne county's portion of that roadway.

City Attorney Taylor was requested to report on tbe matter of annexing to Ala meda a atrip of land feet wide, extending frem the tidal canal bridge easterly to Fruit Yale avenue, which now lies between the city line and the tidal canal; and on recommendation of Chairman Randolph of the Klectnc Committee a light was ordsred placed at the Ice 9 1 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Beport of Adjourned Bernlav Be Monday Jaanary 189. Tbe board met at 10 o'clock w. Present Supervisors Bailer. Brown.

Martin, Feiouze and Chairman Morgan. ine minutes of the previous were reaa ana aaoptea ne v-' UfDIQEHTS. Margaret Bloomer, residing at the Old Lodiesr Home, and aged 74 yearn, being sworn, made application for a permit to tbe County Infirmary. un monoa oi supervisor isrowntue mat ter waa referred to the Hospital Committee with power to act. Mra.

Peterson, a widow with two children, and residing at 80S Twenty-fourth street, made sworn application xor assist ance. I On motion the same was referred to Supervisor Pelouze with power to act. Mary Airdrtn behalf of Mary Kerreira, made application for assistance for herself, husband and three children. She; stated that Mr. Ferreira met with an accident and unable to work.

I On motion of Supervisor Brown the cue waa referred to Chairman Morgan. Annie Slater, aged 41 years, married and residing at 966 Castro street, under oath made sworn application for assistance for herself and two children. On motion of Supervisor Martin the matter waa referred to Chairman Morgan with power to act. I I Frank Alverd, on behalf of his mother, 8usie Alverd, made application fori assistance. He stated that she resided I at 423 Second street, and was the mother of seven children.

I' On motion of Supervisor Brown the matter was referred to Chairman Morgan with power to act. i S. Riordan. a widower, residing at West Berkeley, made application under oath for a permit to the County Infirmary. Referred to the Hospital Committee.

M. Henaa, in behalf of Tony Swarz, residing at the head of Nineteenth avenue, married and the father of five children, msde sworn application for assistance. The case was referred to Supervisor Brown with power to act. skpobt or county orriCKBs. Commissioner H.

T. Smith submitted his report of the burial of Charles H. Cashdollar. an honorably discharged soldier, and that the expense ot said ourial rt i Ordered filed. Horticultural Commissioner (William Barry, filed a report showing among, other things, the good derived from spraying fruit trees.

On motion said report was ordered filed. M. L. Johnson, physician and surgeon in charge of the Receiving Hospital, re ported as follows for the month of; Decern ber, 1801. and the same was ordered filed Number of cases admitted during tbe month 1 45 Number of services to patients 1 151 at ber of Patients died 1 4 Number of patients sent to tbe County 3 Number of patients remaining 4 Henry fivers, Coroner of Alameda county, submitted his report for the month of December.

1891. and upon motion the same waa ordered filed. The report shows that during tbe month of December, 1891, he held nine inquests, and in each case the verdict was given. I A. Shirk.

Superintendent and Resident Physician of the County Infirmary, subj lnitted his repoit for the month of December, 1891, and the same haying been read was referred to the Hospital Committee for examination. Tne report shows as follows I Patients present first of the 232 Patients admitted. 59 Total present. Patients discharged. Patients died 291 27 5 Patients 259 Everage daily number of patients 254 Cash received 75 Cash expended 95 45 Balance cash on 31 30 Supervisor D.

C. Brown of District No. 4 filed his report for the months of October and November, 1891, showing that for the two months he had assisted 181 indigents at an expense to the county of $390. On motion said reports was ordered filed. Supervisor W.

8. Pelouze of District No. 5 subir.iund his report for the month of December, 1891, and shows that he assisted Do indigente at an expense to the county of $210 I Ordered filed. John Kuck, road overseer of Mt. Eden district submitted his report fot the yeas, ending December 31, 1891, showing that he bad expended for road work the sum of $2719 60 tiaid report was referred to Supervisor Martin for examination.

I James Black, road overseer of Mission road district, sabmitted his report for the months of October and December, 1891. showing that he had expended for road purposes tbe sum of $1986 26. Said report was ef erred to Sapervisor Bailey for examination. Thomas Kearney, road overseerjof Temes-cal road district, tiled his report for the term of six months endine December 31, 18U1, showing that he had expended tor road purposes the sum of $2490 551 Said report was referred to Supervisor Pelouze for examination. F.

B. Granger road overseer of Alvarado road district, reported for the quater ending December 31, 1891, he bad expended for road purposes the sum of $1755 55. Referred to Supervisor Bailey for examination. I 1 The report of Theodore Vandervoot, road overseer of Washington road district, shows that for tbe term of six months end ing January 1, 1802; he had expended for roadwork the sum ot $2776. Referred to Supervisor Bailey In at ion.

for exam- James K. Crane, County Clerki reported that for the quarter ending December 31, 1891; he had received sixtv-otie coyote scalps. I On motion said report waa ordered filed. The following resolution was, then read and unaminonsly adopted, viz-: Board of Supervisors shall quarterly determine under section 3, chap ter ciiu in oi toe amendments or is to the code the number of scalps deposited with the clerk of said board therefore be it Jtesolvtd, That the Board Supervisors having -determined the number of scalps received to have been sixty-one and further that the clerk of this board forward to tbe State Controller at Sacramento a certificate showing the number of scarps received during the quarter ending December 31, 1891 and that the clerk of this board cause the scalps so received to bedestojed by fire" District Attorney George W. Reed submitted his report on the-; validity of certain clsims referred to hisaj for examination.

The report is as follows: Oaklaxp. December 30, 1S9L To (he HonorabU, the Board oJ Supervisort the County of Alameda Gcktlzmxs: i pa have referred to me certaia claims presented by various newspapers throughout the county, for publishing a notice relative to the collection of State and county- taxes for the year 189L 1 1 The notice tor which said bills have been presented, is provided for in section S746 ot the Political Code of this State, as amended in 189L That section read as follows: "Within ten days of the receipt of the duplicate assessment book, the Tax Collec tor must puons specifying: First. That the taxes of kll i personal property, secured by real property, and one-half of the taxes of all real property, will be due and payable on the first Monday tn October, and will be delinquent on the last Monday in November) next thereafter, et 6 o'clock p. audi that unless paid prior thereto, fifteen per oenU will be added to tbe amount thereof; and that if said on half be not paid before the mat Monday in April next, at 6 o'clock r. x.

an additional five per cent, will be added thereto. That the remaining one-half of tbe taxes on all real property; will be pay-able on and after the first Monday in January next, and will be delinquent on the last Monday ia April next thereafter ac 6 o'clock r. and that unless paid prior thereto, five per cent wfiJ be added te the amount tftereofiff" iHtTimt' '8econd. That all taxes shay be paid at the time the first installment, first herein provided, is due and Tbe times and place at which, payment of taxes may be made." Under this section it became the duty of court, John a Bettencourt, $20; M. 8.

Bettencourt, $40; M. Ferry George. $20; Hawes Dusterberry, Hawes Dusterberry. assignee of F. Clark.

$10: F. Jarvis, J. G- Mattos ft; Frank A. eixotto, -m. B.

jnres, Manuel Rezendes, $10; Frank. Rogers, $10; Joseph IV-Rose, $12 F. S. 8equeira, Souxa, Mission Road fund James Black, $69; California Bank and Trust Company, assignee of J. Muldoon $64; Calif ornta Bank and Trust Company, assignee of James Black, $81; 8.

Ehrman. $11 50. Murray Road fund George Beck assignees of O. Meyers, George Beck A assignees of H. Proll, $30; George Beck A oCH.

Sanderson, George Beck assignee of D. Wetherow, $64: Poncho Lena, $18; H. H. Pitcher, assignee of J. B.

Stagnaro, $30; H. Pitcher, assignee of W. P. Keenan, $35; H. H.

Pitcher, assignee of J. McDonald, $27; H. Pitcher, assignee of W. Clark. $10; 11.

H. Pitcher, assignee of J. C. Martin, $32; H. H.

Pitcher, assignee of H. Madsen. $36; II. H. Pitcher; assignee of F.

Heiegis, $36; H. H. Pitcher, assignee of F. Navin, $36; H. H.

Pitcher, assignee of H. M. Christensen, $30; H. H. Pitcher, assignee of P.

Lamee, $34. I Mt. Eden Road fund John H. Haar. H.

P. Jessen, $1 John Kuck, $33; Neils Larsen, $10; M. Lopez. $12; Henry Mein-inger, $12 25; N. R.

Neilson, $12; Mrs. B. Naber. $30 60; H. L.

Petermann, $10 05; H. L. Petermann, aassignee of G. WKuck, $63; H. L.

Petermann, assignee of G. W. Kuck. $66; H. L.

Petermann, assignee of C. Rippe, $53. Newark Road fund Manuel Amerall, $18; F. Falk, assignee of J. Fortune, $18; F.

Falk, assignee of J. D. Silva, F. Falk, assignee of M. Nunes, $28; Hawes A Dusterberry, $1 28; F.

C. Jarvis, assignee of M. R. Gonsalves, $39; D. Rose.

$16; Antone Rose, $50; C. J. Thorn, assignee of John Monks, $16; Ivory Wales, $52; George Wales. W. W.

Watkins, $36 85. Niles Road fund E. Cotton, $1. Peralta Road fund Harry Barry, Charles Cuff, $16; F. N.

Cuff, $11; "Harrv Germain, Harris A $9 60; W. Kirchner, assignee of P. Olsen, W. Kirchner, assignee' of J. McGuire, William Morton, $7.

Pleasanton Road fund Chadbourne Warehouse Company. $3 75: E. H. Frick, $1 80, $31 50; Hortenstine 25; C. B.

Staane, $19 76; C. H. Wise, $5 50. Piedmont Road fund California Bank and Trust Company, assignee of George Henryt $17; California Bank and Trust Company, assignee ot E. O.

Driscoll, $8. San Lorenzo Road fund Thomas Chnes, $13 05; Henry B. Marlin, $80. Temescal Road fund J. Benison, James Cummings.

Patrick Curley, T. J. Kearney, $15; D. A. Kearney.

J. G. Kilborn, $14 75; Patrick Murphy, $4. Vallecitos Road fund Mark Ager, assignee of H. C.

Cnrtner, $16; E. Cotton. S. Ehrman, assignee of James Caruoza, $80; Robert Ellis, assignee of J. Trimming-ham, $126; Robert Ellis, assignee of J.

Scbroeder, George Trimmiuguam, $3. Washington Road fund H. C. Crowell, $10 75; H. Curcner, assignee of L.

S. Wise man, $14; H. Curtner, assignee of A. Curt-ner, $24; H. Curtner, ass.gnee of M.

Terra, 5 H. uartner, assignee or JS1. Kosa, H. Gartner, assignee of J. Rose, $27; H.

Curtner. assignee of J. Rose, $22; California Bank and Trust Company, assignee of J. McKany, California Bank and Trust Company, assignee of J. B.

Silva, California Bank and Trust Company, assignee of W. ItamselL, $26; liane ana Trust Company, assignee of M. V. Prara, $16; -Ehrman Lebrecht, assignees of A. Luis, $20; Theodore Vandervoort, $78.

RECESS. then took The board a recess until 2 clock P. M. AFTERNOON SESSION. The board reassembled at 2 o'clock p.

it. Present: Supervisors Bailey, Brown, Martin, Pelouze and Chairman Morgan. APPLICATIONS FOB LIQUOR LICENSES. James B. Marvin of tbe Piedmont Hotel filed an application, accompanied by a bond, for a permit to obtain a license for the sale of liquors, etc.

On motion, the bond was approved and the application referred to the Judiciary Committee. J. H. Eichner, southeast- cornet of Fortieth and Adeline streets, and Frank Orro of Central avenue and San Leandro road, filed applications tor permits to obtain licenses for tbe saie of liquors, etc. The bonds accompanying eaid applications being declared by tne District Attorney null and void, no action was taken.

EEtIGNATION OF F.PH TYSON. Eph Tyson, poundmaster of the Niles public pound, tendered his resignation in a communication to the board and requested the acceptance of the same. On motion of Supervieor Bailey the said application was aliowe.l. COMMUNICATIONS. The Oakland Journal, in a communication to tne board, requested the board to purchase of and.

make an appropriation irom the. fund to "aid and carry on the work ol inducing immigration to the county of AianieJa" for the purchase of one thousand copies of the German-American Almanac, tor the year 181)2, for $100. On motion of Supervisor Martin, seconded by Supervisor Pelouze, the seme was adopted. PETITIONS. A petition was received, siened bv E.

A. Richmond and thirteen other residents of Aivaiado, Aiameua county, petition-I ine the boara to Rrant to Mrs. W. Vierra, a widow, in needy circumstances, such aid as the board thought proper. The matter was referred to Supervisor Bailey with power to act.

A petition signed by -A. J. McLeod and eigfct other taxpayers of JLi verm ore. Alameda county, was received, asking the board to allow Mrs. John M.

Salmon, a widow with six children, the sum of $20 per month. On motion of Supervisor Brown the matter was referred to the Hospital Committee, with powerto act. REQUISITIONS. Thomas M. Robinson.

Clerk of Denart- ment No. 2, filed a requisition for a gas heater. Referred to Building Committee, with power to act. STATEMENT OF A. W.

BBODT. A. W. Bfodt. father of Shirlev Brorlt.

who was committed to the Wbiitier Reform School on December 31, 1891. made a statement to the board, under oath, to the effect that on account ot his circumstances it was impossible for him to pay for the Keeping ol bis sou at said school. bills rejected. The board then ordered, upon the legal advice, of the District Attorney, which ap Skookum Root Grows Hair On T.ul-i Heads. 1 Gives Length And Strength.

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Is Nature's Own Remedy I For All Scalp Humors. 'Is Free i From Stops (Trade Mark Registered.) If" HAIR Scalp. Is As Klcgant Hair uBOWEB Poison, Oil Or Siictv Dressing'. Sold by Prnggists, Wortli $5 abottle c. 4 aiAHUFACTTJRED ONLV BY YHTJ Skookum Root Hair Grower Co.

EWjYO i I RflABri tstxxyt Gerts Pianos UIIHSI. Parlor Orcans A I 111 ES iriTtallmentH Uental I.BsaeroS A Co. 103 Sutter Vata Bodam a genUe aperinek section 3749 at the Political Coda of this State reads as follows: The notice. In every- must be nnb lished for two weeks in some weekly or daily newspaper nnbliahed in the coantv. Lif there is one or, if -there ia not, then by posting it in three public places in each township." i '-Kijf The, notice referred to- in section 3749 is the notice required to be published by Section S746.

Under the law. the form of the notice is set forth in Section 3746, above referred to, and the manner and time of the publication is provided for in Section 3749, above quoted. The notice should therefore, have been inserted in a daily or weekly newspaper published within the county for a period of two weeks. "The langauge of Section 3749 is definite and explicit and tells on exactly the time and manner of the publication. I therefore advise you that the only legal icharge against the "County of Alameda for: the publication of this notice is the bill of one daily published in the county, for the publication of said notice for a period of two weeks, and all other! bills presented to your honorable body for tbe publication of said; notice should be rejected." if Very respectfully, UIOBOX W.

Rebd, District Attorney. LIQTJOK APPLICATIOSS. 1 i The Judiciary Committee's resort in the matter of the application of Carlo Bondinoti of Grove street, between Forty -eixth and Forty-eeventh streets, recommends and advises that the said application berejeoted. In the matter of the applications of O. Lemieux, San Leandro roadJ near Mills Seminary avenue; William Robertson of Golden Gate; Frank H.

Mosher, north aide of San Leandro road, uiear High street; and Alphonse Ramband of Sunol. thai said Judiciary Committee reported recommending that permits to obtain licenses for the sale of liquors, etc. be granted to them. On: motion of Supervisor Bailey the report wm naupiea. vuu few v.

tcciu- eux WiUiam Robertson, Frank H. Mosher and Alphonse Ramband to obtain licenses lor tne sale of liquors, were then in traduced and on motion of Supervisor Bailey were adopted. I I County Treasurer S. Huff reported that there was in the County Treasury to the credit or the Road and Bridee fund 1 from the apportionment of the first installment niuu tun i or me year LO'Jl, tne sum of $2076 85 subject to apportionment. Ordered filed.

i The following reaolution was then introduced and; adopted. Betolved, That the County Treasurer be and he is hereby directed to set apart to the General Road fund 15 per cent of the said amount of $2076 85 (Road and Bridge money) derived from 1 apportionment of railroad taxes, and that he apportion the balance to the several district roads through which said railroads run according to law. In accordance with the above resolution the County Treasurer presented his apportionment of the Road and Bridge money ($2076 85) as follows: (tbe same being ordered filed.) To the General Road fund 15 per cen 52 To the Altamont District Road fund. 235 13 To the Alvarado District Road fund. 5 S9 To the Bay District Road fund 31 56 To the Brooklyn District Road fund 95 43 To the Fruit Vale District Road fund.

62 14 To the Mt. Eden District Road fund 153 54 To the Murray Distrtot Road 175 79 To the Newark Disirict Road fund 2 49 To the Niles District Road fund 205 75 io the ocean View District Road fund 13 74 i the Feralta District I load fund 6 07 To the Pleasanton District Road fund 122 08 To the San Lorenzo District Road 170 CI To the Vallecitos District Road fund. 107 7 To the Washington: Road fd. 216 85 BILLS ALLOWED. 1 The following claims haying examined and approved by the Auditing Committee were then read and unanimously ordered paid, viz Salary fund Fred M.

Campbell, $70; George W. Frick, $71 40; W. F. B. Lynch, $73 40.

County General fund Ah Doe, D. C. Brown, $4140; Hiram Bailey, $145 50; U. P. Bronsdon, $10; George Ballard, $70; George Bolton, $75; J.

C. $50 75; A. Baroni, M. S. Bettencourt, A.

J. Bern, Cotton, $196 75, $127 60, $481 78 -r Chadbourne Warehouse Company, $54 97; L. H. Cobb, $75; L. 8.

Church, $125; Car-ruth Carruth, $41 75; W. H. Chnrch. assignee of George May, $11 20; J. N.

Dun-lap, R. Dempster $45; J. F. Elliot, $75; Henry Evefs. $134, $50; W.

M. Fallon, Folcia, f3; R. A. HUgbes, TkS Hurlev, $70; A. R.

W. H. Hussey, 600 07; B. Har-teri, $18 77; Hortoq Kennedy, $17 92- W. B.

Hardy, $177 65; Hawes Dusterberry, $13: Hagan and Carleson, $12; John H. Haar, $10 60; Robert Irvine, $12; M. L. Johnson $15; W. W.

Jacobs, assigned of E. M. Lawrence, $27 80; F. C. Jarvis, $177 35; Alec JohnBon, Judson Manufacturing Company, $258 80; H.

P. Jeseen. $137 80; E.M. Keyes, $46; R. S.

Lecfcie, $33; Eugene Lynch, $85; E. M. $100; Bart Morgan, $40 205 D. Martin, $78 90; J. G.

'Mattos $9 50; Henry Meyer, $'3 65; G. L. Nusbaumer, $45; Oakland Rubber Stamp $6 75; Oakland Journal, $100: Henry Ott, $2 50; W. 8. Pelouze, $50 40; A.

H. Pratt, $28; Charles ProwP. $26 20; A. D. Pryal, $130; B.

A. Rabe. $75; W. 8. Roberts.

RJ T. Stratum, $75; F. B. 8equeira, H. H.

Stanley, $2 50; T. Hcheising, assignee of i T. Lawler, $125 00, Stoddard Barber, $48 34; E. B. Thompson, $16 45; Taylor Printing Company, $24 75; 'Tribune Publishing Company.

$14 50, $1, $6 75, $12 65, $5 65, $12 50, $35 $17 75, $16 25, $18 60; 0hl Brothers, $17 75; George Wales, $70 70; T. P. Wyckoff, $35; I. M. Young, $5.

I i County Infirmary fund D. B. Beers. $10; Damon Sons, $374 82; Henry Eyers, $20; H. Fletcher, A.

Fonte, $7 50, C. H. Gray, J. M. Greenhood, $12; W.

B. Hardy, $1 90; L. N. Hager. Helmke Brothers, Joseph Herrcher, $57 95.

$290 76. $750 93, M. L. Johnson, $75; Mrs. K.

Jahn, R. H. Larsen, $70; Annie L. Larsen, $25; C. Leonard, Kirkland Company, $17; Nathan Kaliskv, $110: H.

Koster. $40; Peter Koch, $23; L. O. Morehouse, assignee of J. E.

Lamb, $73 10: H. F. Mannion Company, $149 95, $7 50, $43 20; John H. Mitchell, $48; Morgan Murphy. G.

L. Merritt, $10; Henrv Meyer. $49; W. M. O'Brien, assignee of A.

Boyser, $16: C. Pedrini $23; H. H. Pitcher, assignee of G. W.

Lindy, $60; Ralph fc Perry, $108; Rice $652 75; estate of j. Roberts, $17; William Roberts, $63 83; A. L. Ritchie, L. Rogers, $6 50; W.

P. $30; J. F. Stoer, $26; William Bnyder, $30: J. S.

Wixon, A. Shirk. $125; A. 8. Du Bois, $60; Frank Emmal, $75; Henry Peterson, $60; Albert Vallier, $25: William Allison.

$35; Henry Stevens, $35: Michael Callaehan. 135: Joaenh roll, $25; Mrs. J. Carroll, $40; Miss HattieU rouonaia, Bridget Murray, $8. AlUmont Road fond Horton A Kennedy, H.

H. Pitcher, assignee of S. Hansen, $65; H. H. Pitcher, aasirnee of J.

Scullion, $20; T. E. Middleton, assignee of Mrs. J. Kennedy, $11; 8toeker fe Holland, assignees of Anspacher Brothers, $77 03.

Alvarado Road fund A. Bettencourt, $40 65; M. J. Bettencourt, $20; i John Brugge, $28; H. J.

Caldera, $28; EL Cotton, $1: W. F. Emerv, $28; J. Frostino, $20: M. Feireira, $28; Frank Frates, $20; F.

B. Granger, $78 90 F. B. Granger $48: F. B.

Granger A Son, aa-i aignee of A. Franzen, $29; F. B. Granger A i Son, assignees of S. Poorman, $17 35; F.

B. Granger A i Son, assign eea of S. Anderson, $28; F. B. Granger Son, assignees of M.

Enos, $42; F. B. Granger A Son, assignees of J. A. Maeedo, $12; An tone George, $23; Frank Genye, $28; Antone Garcia.

$28; Frank Joseph. $28: Frank Lewis, $28; Antone Maehado. $23; George Martin. $28; Jo reiehota, $20; Frank J. Rose, $21 35; E.

p. Rose, $20; Tom Perry Roee. $28; Frank 8. Rodrigue. $28; Lewis Rogers, $23; John JKogers.

ezu; a. k. isuvena, $24; irrank va. M. E.

Vargrae, $17 35 Frank Vargras. $at John C. Whipple. $96 3a Brooklyn i Road fund- Contra Costa Water Company, $750; James Condon, j. Autrai sx li- j.

isnos, $18; J. Gray, $7 CO; A. Lucio, 45 cents; A. Lucio, $12: John Lucio, $38. -t Claremont i Road fund William Davis, $24j J.

Davis Jr $19; James Davis. $18; John Jones, William Woolbart, $2. Castro Valley Road fund John Bantixe. C. Kennedy.

John McCoy, $55; James McCoy $78; James McCoy Jr- assignee of J. Joaeph $31: D. Proctor. su; jonn coiver, to oo: John Thorn ford, $340. i Centerrilla Boad fundManuel P.

Ala- I I i Oeerge Gamwell data a Hot Sentence From Jadr Oerdeo. One hundred and fifty days in the City Prison was the neat sentence that Judge Ogden meted out this morning to George Gamwell, the San Franciscan convicted of. being Implicated in stealing a shirt from Jonas store. The sentence had been continued to today as there was another case pending against the defendant, but although there was. not enough evidence to convict him on the second plaint it was evident that he was a dangerous man to be at large.

(. Judge Ogden made a fear remarks In passing sentence and said that he was convinced that Gamwell had induced young trirera to join him in committing the rob i DIED. WILLIAMS In this City, January 11, Sarah beloved wife of Rev, Moses Williams, pastor of the Welsh Presbyterian Church, at ber late residence, corner Jefferson and Fifteenth streets, aged 69 years, 1 month and 5 days. STaW Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invtted to attend the funeral TOMORROW (Wednesday.) at 2 o'clock p. from the Welsh Presbyterian Church on Harrison street, between.

Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. TRY THE Oakland Collateral Bank, 914 BROADWAY i Superior to Any Other Key West Javana Cigar. Jg: ATTENTION, DEALERS Call and see us if yon desire to secure the best cigar ever Intro-duced on the Pacific Coast. We sell to tlio trade only. Ho.

212 Battery San Francisco, Peoprietoks. CLASSIFIED BUSIEESS DIRECTORY of Representative Oakland Firms! HAT KXNOVATISO. W. L. ROURKE 550 Seventh street.

FURNITURE. HEXRY SCHELLHAAS IPS Eleventh stree. HAY UCALMl. LOUIS HEWLETT 1118 Eighth-avenue. Rea- laeuce 1.100 nieventn avenue.

GKOCtKS. HARRISON BOYCE 411 Twefth street, and uiottst touneenm street. AIir.LINEKs. WME. MARGUERITE REED U61 Broadway A.

ETEFFAXOS1-1073 Broadway. REAL ESTaTK HOUSE RROKIBS. WILL H. BURRALL 1016 Broadway. i M.

J. LAYMANCE CO. loo Eigtith street. J. W.

MOS-053 Broadway. E. A. HERON 1050 Bro.idway. 1 J.

11. MCDONALD 470 Ulaia street. WILLIAM J. 1 I Nti EE 160-462 Eighth street DNDKBrAKEttS. ALBERT BROWN 466 Thirteenth street BMPLoJMS.MOmCEi T.

R. BURNS SSI Broadway. Malaria or Piles. Sick Headache, Costive Bowels, Dirmt A gme, Hoar Stomach and. xseicnmjr 11 yonr rood loes not assiiuuate saa you nave no appeute.

will cure these troubles. Price, eenta LOST AND FOUND. $OnREWARD-FORlsFORMATION LEAD-iAJ lng to the expressman who on the forenoon of December loth hauled from the depot at Sixteenth street a large sole leather trunk marked G. vv. u.

no questions asked. Address box 4, this office. T7OUND A PURSE CONTAINING SUM OF X1 money on Broadway and Eighth street. Owner can have same by paying for this notice and proving property at this office. FOUND JANUARY 15th, 1892 WE WILL come very near selling out our entire line of household goods; now Is the time to bay; every article a bargain; 20,000 different articles of useful household goods are being sacritced St H.

in and take a look at 404 to 416 Eleventh street. LOST MONDAY NOON IN OAK-STREET station, purse containing money aad ljck of hair. Reward at STANDEFORD'S, 453 seventh street. LOST A LADY'S OPEN FACE SILVER watch on Sunday, January 10. on the road from tb- new Tidal Canal Draw-bridge to Twenty-third avenue station: Suitable reward will be given on returning the same to LEN-HARDT'S CANDY STORE.

471 Fourteenth st. LOST FRIDAY. JANUARY 8 TH. ON SAN Pablo road, between Oakland and West Berkeley, one lameness breech-loading Colts shot gun, 10 bore. 10 reward by leaving at F.

HAMPEL. 1414 Broadway. LOST BLACK. AND WHITE-SHEPHERD dog: long hair; about two feet high; collar with tag Please return to and receive reward at 1155 Madison street. LOST to REWARD; A SMALL.

YOUNG, light eoiiored bay slut with end of tail broken answers to name of Tott. Return to 259 Twelfth street. MRS. F. J.

HOFFMAN. STRAYED OR STO I EN LIGHT BAY HORSE two years old, with white star onVtorehead and swollen fetlock Joint on hind leg. suit-ab reward will be paid for any information leading to the recover of said horse. Address SAMUEL ORE, West End, Alameda. WAVIID Sonnn WANTED ON A J6000 NOTE WELL OlSUvJ secured.

Address for particulars PTE, box 4. this office SALE AT FAIR-PRICE A. PAYING coal and feed business; first-elaa location. Address OWNER, box 2, this office. npO LET FOR THEIR BOARD NICE LADY'S JL horse and phaeton at A.

GATES' STABLE. u. sensible people drink Napa Bods, -I i SIDEMAN, EBB A WILLING BOY NEARLY TWELVE YEARS Old, would like a place as office boy, or any place where he can make some money to htuo support his mother. Address L71 Thirteenth street. A FIRST-CLASS WAITER, WITH DRE3S-sult would like to work at private parties, dinners, br the day.

HARRY BASS, 2ii Eighth street. BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPHER. (EM ployed day time) wants evening work; would exchange services tor board. Address SATISFACTORY box 8. thljoffica COLORED COACHMAN WISHES POSITION In Drfvate family, or to do work around place.

Apply st 718 Fifth street. TAPANESE WANTS A SIT CATION TO DO It any kind of work by tne day. week or month. Address F. Postoffice box 4.

Osk- laud. ANTED PLACE A8 ENGINEER FIRE- man by a steady, reliable man. Apply at 1819 Union street, or T. K. BURNS, Employ ment Agent.

C62 Brosd way. WANTED SITUATION IN STORE Blf A very briitht. honest boy; just graduated front school: can drive ana care for horse and bngpry. Apply to T. BCRNS, Im ployment Agent, 862 Broadway.

WANTED SITUATION BY Y6UNG MAN as coachman on private place. Address E. Weber House, Twelfth and Franklin sts WANTED A STEADY PLACE BY A young man of good habits, in store or private Apply to T. R. BURNS, 862 Broad-way.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. frty-t ELEVENTH STREET SUNNY ROOMS JX completely furnished for housekeeping; also single rooms; looms for gentlemen. 1 7 SEVENTH STREET, CENTRAL HOUSE A I Mf nicely furnished rooms.sing-le en and suite, also rooms for housekeeping; able. CASTRO STREET. BETWEEN SFVENTH KJJ and Eighth, newly furuisbed sunny rooms, suitable for gentlemen, only half block from station.

EIGHTH. 581 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED sunny front rooms, suitable for one or two gentlemen or gentleman and wife Bath and gas and all modern conveniences. With or without kitchen for housekeeping. One block from Broadwuy station. Private lamily.

T.MJRNISHED ROOMS TO A1 teenth. street. LET. 617 THXR- HANDSOMEXY FURNISHED SUNNY rooms, with all modern conveniences, to let at reasonable prices: ahort walk from Market street station; surroundings very pleasant; private family and home cmforia Apply at 924 Filbert street. PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE ACCOM-modatlans for families, or single gentlemen, with board, in private family.

Address W. postoffice box 6, Oakland. i npHE WESTPHAL BUILDING. 1162 WASH-X ington street and 4 S3 Fourteenth street New furniture; lteht and well ventilated rooms; suitable for offices and rooming; furnished or unfurnished rooms with kitchen. rpo LET NICELY FURNISHED FRONT JL room; southern exooeure; one anS one-half blocks from Oak street station; large barn; stable, room for one to three horres: also laree suony furnished room la barn, with running water.

Apply at 116 Sixteenth street, near Oak. TWO LARGE. SUNNY ROO.M. NICELY furnished, with all conveniences, gas and bath; gentlemen preferred. 1J4 Eighth street, near Center station.

WO SUNNY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS to let. i 460 Sixth street. T0 LET A LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED JL front, 'alcove room with kitchen: com- furnished far housekeeping; ia private amily; tstms 14 per month, soil Seventeenth street. ROOMS AND BOARDING.

ROOMS EN SUITE OR SINGLE, WITH superior board; also, accommodations for families, FA1RMOUNT. corner San Pablo avenue and Eighteenth street. ANTED ONE OR TWO CHILDREN OF 1 1 renued faml.ies; first-class board guaranteed and a mother's car. Ayplv to T. R.

BURS. Employment Agent. 862 Broadway. BOARDING AND ROOMS WANTED WANTED CNE CR MCRE CHILDREN TO board by a respectable American ady; will guarantee a mother's care; first-clssa references. Apply 842 Wests treet, orT.

R. BURNS, 862 Broadway. ROOMS WANTED. WANTED TWO OR THREE ROOMS. FUR-nished for housekeeping.

Address with terms. MRS. LIZZIE KELLY. Forty-third street, San Francisco, or 411 Ninth street. Oakland.

FLiATS TO RENT. Gtyrj Cf NEW UPPER FLAT OF SEVEN ViJU rooms, laundry, storeroom, stoves, shades and modern improvements; most complete in Oakland; at 946 to 956 Union street, between Eight and Tenth streets. GILES 11. GRAY. RENT FLATS OF THREE AND FOUR Ju rooms each, for housekeeping, ia the Haul- fin block, corner instoenih suvei and Saa Paolo avenna.

Apply at lo3 baa Pabio avaiia or vo J. J. HAM LN UNFURNISHED FLAT OF THREE ROOMS for housekeeping; sun all day. One large parlor, suitable for louginz. monitor sun: also single furnished room, suitable for single lady or gentleman.

Apply i4.x firoaaway. HOUSES TO KENT. V. west corner Broad war and Twenty-second street, -well fitted with all modern improie- ments; rent sjUl water free. Apply 4C9 Twelfth street.

REST AT 814 OAK STREET TW O-story bouse, six rooms; all the latest improvements: rent $3.1 to tiO; no small children. Inquire at 655 Broad war- i HALLS A NEATLY FITTED UP. SMALL HALL. CEN-trally located to rent Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, day or evening. Apply at 1304 Telegraph avenue.

GRAND ARMY HALL TO LET FRIDAY, Saturday and Sunday uighta Inquire at 409 Twelfth street. i STOKES AND OFFICES TO LET. DESIRABLE STORES TO LET CHEAP. IN Temescal; good chance for tailor, harness maker or plumber; none in town. Apply Twelfth street.

STlULE TO LET. rpo LET--STA BLE ROOM IN LARGE BARN JL for one to three horses: also largo sunn.v furnished room in barn, with running water. Apply at 1161 Sixth sueet, near Oak. NOTARIES PUBLIC ILLA HILL, NOTARY PUBLIC. SHOiiT-Si haad and Typewriting.

906 room 17. Telephone No. 5'ai 1 D. BROWNE. NOTARY PUBLIC 45i Ninth street, between Broadway aad Washington.

Always in attendance. 1LLIAM J. vixlbsM Eighth sueec 74NTON, N. NOTARY PCBLJO AND Commissioner; depoamona earaiuiiy omce UuO Broadway, cornar Elavanto. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TTOR' SALE A CORNER CIGAR STORE. corner Fourteenth and Franklin streets, near narrow-guage dtpot; own-r seidng on ac-connt of sickness: dears tli-0 to fiio per moato. Call atonce-t'iO? Seventeepth street. rOB SALX-MllCSLLANIOCa HORSES FOR SALE FOR HIRE; COWS FOR sale and to leu a general Uvery busines conducted: ben of sadala horses on hand at 1L CUMMINGV.eorner Sixth and Alice screets. LAUNDRIES.

OAKLAND FRENCH LAUNDRY, P. CALO a Co-. Twenty-ninth street; asms ree. aa ban Francisco and Contra Co laundries; best worx at ebeapestrates; curuuas cone in first-eiaas sty ieu PARISIAN LAUNDRY, iso branch of the THOMAS rarijua I lug and Cleaning Works; c.r and gloves, a specialty; wafiitas i -delivered piomptij. A I ROBINSOJTS A 'fiasiKJS agkkcy.

KJLL ESTATS AND WORLD'S TAXI. ASS'N, TXNTU AND 8X3. Reliable help furnished on short notice, A competent seamstress wants steady work In a private family; understands cutting end fitting. Wmd r1 tnr An-mmi. wntV mV.

1 girls, waitresses. una ivr fcllB KICK aiMl CullulSB, i omen for day's work. Rnm crrwvl mn in ata.yt w-w hands, good sallkers. to garuen ana care xor norees; thoroughly competent, i of taking end re charge. nouses sna tots lor sale.

Lmlgiug house of 22 rooms tn San Francisco, Furniture of a six-room cottage, Oakland, for sale, S350. Purchaser can rent cottage and retain two roomers if desired. Young lady, good copyist, wanta position In an office; experience and first-class reference. Industrious, intelligent young man wants position la an omeer would take place as bell boy In a hotel or store; any suitable work; good reference. A FIRST-CLASS COOK WANTS WORK BY tbe day.

week or month- Address W. D. box this office, ACOMPK1ICNT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION to do general housework, is a good cook; wsges20e.r$2i. Call at room 4 RICHMOND HOUSs Eighth and Washington. A COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL WISHES A position In a small family (as one of the iamfly) no small children; washing given oat; best references.

Address L. box 4. this office. A WOMAN WISHES TO GO OUT TO WORK by the day to do washing, ironing and house cleaning. Apply 1U2 Third street; near Adeline street.

A GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO COOK, wash, and iron. Call or address THE ALTA HOUSE, corner Washington street and Eighth street, room SO. BY AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN, A SITD-l ation as cook or to do general housework; references exchanged, Address WORK, box 1, this office. EIGHT SWEDISH GIRLS FOR COOKING and general housework at 1461 Seventh st TT'XPERIKNCED NURSE FOR SICK. IS AT JCj i leisure, wishes to engage; confinements a specialty, can at su nenry street.

Center station. ADIE3 WILL PLEASE GALL FOR GIRLS Ld at the SCANDINAVIAN EMPLOYMENT urricis, 1451 seventh street E8PECTA BLE WOMAN WISHES A 8ITUA-Xt tionto do general housework, no objection to a large family also a young; girl to do light housework. Please call at 664 Twentieth street near Grove SITUATION WANTED BY A GIRL OVER 15 to assist in housework end' cooking. Address S. box 2, this office.

SITUATION WANTED BY A SWEDISH GIRL for second work or general housework. Apply at CapitorHotei. Eleventh and Franklin streets. SITUATION WANTED BY girl for general housework. a SWEDISH Address 1068 womyjourm street.

SITUATION WANTED FOR 8ECOND WORK Ar rare rvf nhiIHrn hw. Kvuliih r1 a dress 1059 Poplar street. i SITUATION WANTED BY GOOD COOK AND lauudress; no objection to the country. jipt'iy ooo oixm sireet. near may.

OTTTIATIOK WA VTWn Tv ITIBaTT 1 ja tttvi isher on pants, or will do any kind of work. Apply at 160714 fifth street, near Peralta street. SITUATION WAN TED-A COMPETENT GIRL 1 for upstairs work; care of children or assist in housework; wages S20 to $25. Call at 621 Twenty-fourth street, Oakland. SITUATIONS WANTED FOR COMPETENT cooks, waitresseas, chambermaids and girls for general work; wages from S10 to toO.

Apply A. J. TA IT, 1504 Seventh street. SITUATION WANTED second work or chamber work. Address 724 Center street.

West Oakland. TWO YOUNG GIRLS WOULD LIKE TO work in a hotel; one waiting on table, and one as chamber-maid. Address letter or call on 703 Franklin street. WASTED-SITUATION BY A RESPECT -r able woman to cook, wash and Iron, nr tn do general housework in small family; city or country; oestoi city reterence. Apply within three days at B06 Clay street.

ANTED PLACE AS COOK BY A ish girl. Apply 1412 Brush street. 8WED- "17 ANTED ENGAGEMENTS TO DO LIGHT- housework by the day, by a competent woman. Address S55V Eeventh street WANTED A SITUATION BY A YOUNG American woman to assist with lieht housework, or as companion to old lady, where a aorae wiu oo appreciated more man wages. Apply dressmaker's.

506 Ninth street. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RELIABLE girl; good cook and laundress; no objec tions to country, call at 819 Clay street, cor ner sixth street. TVT ANTED A POSITION AS SALESLADY, it in more dt a ueai, witung young laay. ApplD to T. R.

BURNS, Employment gent, 862 Droauway. A17 ANTED A GIRL FIFTEEN TO SIXTEEN years of age to assist at light housework, awraiiui. jozt cagie avenue. Vy" ANTED A YOUNG GIRL 15 OE16 YEARS ujBtaiabiuiigub xiousewora. guu-are OI baby; three family.

Apply immediately Sn' Twenty-sixth street, between Market street and ban Pablo avenue. WANTED S1TCATION BY A GIRL TO DO cooking or general housework in private family. Address B. Weber House, Twelfth and Franklin streets. A XT ANTED A COMPETENT AMERICAN young lady desires second work and sewing in a first-class family: references.

Address T. L. K. box 3. this nice.

ANTED A SITUATION BY A RESPECT- i able young German woman to take care I of one or two children: also willing to assist in other lignt household duties; object more a good noma tnan men wages. Apply from 9 a. m. to 4 p. 466 Thirteenth street YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA-tion to do general Please call at 320 Eighth street.

FEMALE HELP WANTED, i HELP WANTED WANTED A GIRL TO AS-slst in cooking, and In the housework for a small family; must be able to go home nights; wages $15 per month. Apply to 1455 Grove st. COOKING AND GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A reliable and trustworthy woman wanted; immediately; t2S per month; references-ex-ch anged. Apply 1414 Franklin street.

WANTED A NICE GIRL TO. TAKE CARE of two children in return of a good home. Call Tuesday, between 10 x. and 4 r. a.

at 1024 Twenty-eighth street, corner Twenty-eighth and Linden streeta i WANTED A STRONG YOUNG GIRL FOR upstairs work and care ot one child; must be well recommended; wages $20. Apply at 2429 Telegraph avenue. ANT LADY OK GENTLEMEN, 15 -PER week to one who writes a gooa hand. 1503 Broadway. WANTED A GOOD COOK; MUST HAVE i reference; small washing; wcges 925, Apply at 2429 Telegraph avenue.

WANTED A YOUNG GIRL TO housework, or go to school baby. Apply 264 Eleventh street. DO LIGHT and attend 7 ANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework, must be a good plain cook and kind to children. Inquire at 1375 Sixth avenue, between 9 a. it.

and 12 it. i WANTED GIRLS FOR GENERAL HOUSE-work; also girls for upstairs work. SCANDINAVIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1451 seventh street. i 7ANTED PARTIES WHO ARE IN WANT Tf of household furniture to call and see the largest assortment of roods in this or any other city; we all but give goods away; auction tales are not in it at H. SCHELLHAAS' ,404 to 416 Eleventh stiwt.

i i MALE HELP WANTED WANTED A MAN OF BUSINESS EXPERI-' -ence, ability and means to mauage ia Oakland the official organ of the Fair. The World's Columbian Exposition Illustrated. J. B. CAMBBLL.

Prest. 21S LasaUe street, Chisago. HORSEMEN WANTED TOi KEED MAN'-hattan food; red ball brand. Ak grain dealers, also for Manhattan Egg food. I WANTED WATCHMAN FOR A MANUFAC-turiug works near the city: married man preferred: no children: living rooms furnished; good reference required.

Apply Postofflce box 2444, Saa Francisco. WANTED A MAN OF INDOMITABLE energy to solicit for a suburban news liberal commission paid to the right man; easy wotjl uau at mhp ess raoto ayenue. ANTED EVERY BODY TO KNOW THAT sua in buying out a bouse of from S75 to S290 of. household roods, in olaeaof eaUlng an auction and paying one month's rent use ot nouse ana laney commission to auctioneer we take the goods to our store and clean tnem up and sell them at a tn Sling advance of cost; you lose bo time, -not feroea to buy, bat in all a pitas ore to the assortment at H. SCHELLHAAS, great store 404 tons Eleventh street The Morning Times .16 95 The Morning Times 13 10 The Morning Times 159 10 The Morning Times 19 65 The Morning Times Company, 15 SO Alameda Argus 55 99 r.

-k ot tar Oakland Journal, 25 00 E. B. Thompson (Pleasanton Timet) 16 65 E. B. Thompson Pleasanton Timet) 24 50 E.

B. Thompson (Washington Frees) 15 65 E. B. Thorn neon (Washington Press) 24 50 Berkeley 37 80 The board then adjourned to Monday, i January 11, 1892, at 10 o'clock a. m.

I Babt Morgan, Chairman Board of Supervisors. Attest: James E. Ceanx, I Clerk. By J. J.

Hakifih TsaAi. Deputy Clerk. REAJU ESTATE IRa NSACTION9. DEEDS. Tuesday, January 12th.

James C. Jensen to Anna M. Holt; lot on south line of Thirty-first street. 415 feet east from Market, east 100x143. Oakland; $1G.

Hiram Davis vs. William L. Davis et si by referee, to Antonio G. and Manuel Q. Pelxoto, 80 03 acres (with right of way 20 feet 9.53 chains on east line of O'Brien's portion of survey 67, ex-Mlsaion San Jose, Irvmgtou; Su70a.

A. A. Fink and wife to C. H. Glauber, lots 24 and 25, block -89, tract Berkeley Land and Town Improvement Association, Berkeley: $250.

D. W. C. Gaskill and wife to E. C.

Sessions, lot on northeast line of East Twentieth street, 110 feet southeast from Thirteenth avenue, southeast 140x00 to East Twenty-first street. East Oakland; S10. E. C. Sessions and wife to Jane Wlashlp, lot on northeast line of Kast Twentieth street, 110 feet southeast from Thirteenth avenue, southeast 124 to Commerce street, by 300 to East Twenty-first street; also, lot on northwest corner oi East Twenty-ninth street and Twenty-first avenue, noriheast 280 feet to East Thirtieth street by northwest 317.

East Oakland S10. Edward Roper to George Levsiton, blocks 1, 2, 3, and lots 1 to 12, 16 to 24. block also street of Jose Domingo tract, Berkeley; )uitclaim; S5. Edward F. Cahill to J.

M. Carr, 5 acres at east corner of lot 9, adjoining E. S. Lacy, portion of said lot 9, Chittenden tract. Brooklyn township; $2500.

Anna Reynolds to William Hale, lot 4, block 73, tract Berkeley Land and Town Improvement Association, Berkeley; $10. Charles L. Watson to James Cahill, south of northean and south 4 of northwest section 10, township 4 sonth, range 3 east, Murray township; 10. Joseph X. Di Lavigne to Mary Lavigne, his wife, lots 17, 18 and 19, block 21, I.

M. Went-worth B. tract, Berkeley; glfr. Charles V. Parker and wile, Maria to W.

J. Newport, lot on the east line of Adeline street, 433.9 feet north from Monroe, north 86.9 x250. Oak Tree Farm tract, Brooklyn A. Mecartney and wife to David Machefaux, lots A and block ro-subdi vision of blocks and Alameda Station Homestead Association, Alameda, quit claim; Hiram Davis vs. William L.

Davis et ol. by referee, to Francisco C. de Rosa, 10.14 acres (subject to riht of way over atrip 20 feet by 6.08 chains) on High street, Irvington; $20-8. G. de Ayala to Mnnuel M.

Ayala, jr husband, lot on the west line oi Telegraph avenue, at tbe southeast corner of residence property of F. Galindo, deceased, south 210.53. west 215.80 to estate of 8. E. Alden, north 3G3.42 to land of Galindo, east3o8.i7 to beginning; also lot on the west line of Telegraph avenue at partition line of Peralta Reserve, south 750 to line of fence, C0 feet north of Sutter street, west 410, northwest 212.

northwest 207.71 to southwest line of Peralta Reserve, northeast 820, eon--taining 7.30 acres, Oakland township; gift. I. T. Trussler to Jacob Boodt, lots 71 and 72, block Fruit Vale Villa tract, Brooklyn township; $225. II.

A. Nelson and wife to Abram W. Nichols, lot 6, biock 1426, Blake tract No. 2, Berkeley; $10. Hugh Hogau and wife to Alice E.t wife of W.

K. Mockbee. lots 29 and 30. re-survey of Hogans re-subdivision of lots 22, 23 and 24, Kingbland tract, Brooklyn township; Volney 1). Moody and to W.

W. Blow, lot on the south liue of Isabella street, 325 feet west from San Pablo avenue, west 30xl39.2i, Oakland; $10. Adolph Besnorman and wife to Domenico Uceello. lot 24, block B. map of blocks and Vernon Park, Oakland township; $10.

MORTGAGES. TrEsriAY, January 12tb. Charles A. Wrizht to German Savines and Loan Society, lot on west liue of Lafayette street. 93:4 feet north irom Encinal avenue, north Alameda; $2100.

Antonio G. and Manuel G. Pelxoto to John Decoto. as in dee.d: aouo. John Gaffuey to Oakland Bank of Savings, lot on east line of Chestnut street, 70 feet south from Kighteenth, south 40.

east 132, nortn 10, west 32, north 30, west 100, Oakland: $700. J. M. Carr to Edward F. Cahill, as in deed; J.

B. McKeirnan and wife to Elizabeth Will-lams, lot on southwest corner of Eiehteenrti and Kirkham streets, west Oakland; $S5U. Daniel Stuart to Equity Huildingr and Loan Association, lot on south liue of Goss street, 175 feet west from Bay, west Oakland; Francisco da Rosa to Jose Luna, as in deed: $400. J. E.

McElrath and wife, E. to Home Savings Bank, lots 2, 3, 7. 8, 9, 14, 15, i9. 39 to 2, block 2101; lots 1, 4. 5, 6.

11, 19, 24, 25, block 2102; lots 2. i. 9, 15, 3S, 39. block 2110: lots 2, 15, 24, block 2111, A.lden tract at Temescal, Oakland township; Manuel S. Garcia and wife to John Haussler, lots lb and 17, block Mission San Jose, Washington township; $200.

Carrie wile of David W. Bates, to Union Savings Bauk, lot on northeast line of East Twenty-fourth street, 100 feet northwest from Eleventh avenue, northwest 40x10, East Oakland; $3J0. Jacob Boodt to John Irvine, as in deed; $75. Charles B. bhaner and wife to John F.

Dunn, lotou east line of Broadway, 147 feet south from Santa Clara avenue, south 50x140, Alameda; $600. STOCK. QUOTATIONS. 200 Alphi Con. :50 Justice 50 25 So 15 33 95ai 00 mi 90 40(1 50 ..60 50(SJ1 5 I 80 O0l 05 1000 Alta.

3610 Beicher .1 902 05 550 Mono 200 Borti 60 250 Sev. Queen 3T too ocd 300 Bullion S00 Bulwer Con .50 S50 Overman. 400 05fl 10 1050 250 .3 70 1600 ioou uon aw teg 1810 Crown PI 2dl ar 340 Sier 100 txenequer. 4 100 union 400 Cid i Cry 051 10 450 Yel 1 1350 HaleJi So Our ereatfclearence sale is now in full blast Men's. Ladie's.

Boy's. Misse's and Chil dren's shoes are being slaughtered, do not fail to follow the procession to Wentworths 1059 Washington street. Fixe top buggies at Beeby's, 1053 Broad way Dvbquaxxd tor family use. perry's Floor. Done Very Cheaply.

You should advertise your business some, no matter how small it is. If you cannot afford to pay much, put your "ad" in our classified business directory, under which we will run it for 0c a mouth. Shaw's, three doors from the new post' office, for stamps, stationery, periodicals, Eastern dailies. hoes et less than prices. Exam.

ine tnem ana be convinced. Wentworth Boot Shoe Co. 1059 Washington street. R. J.

Bksbt sella harness and goods cheaper than anyone else. saddlery Call and see. "Merry Ihrlibnu." Goods delivered day or night by H. Schellhaas', 408 Eleventh street. R.

Bekbt will sell you a pood open fcngCT or Call and see them. Shaw's, three doors from the new post-office, for stamps, stationery, periodicals, eastern dailies. Dandruff. I This annoying scalp trouble, which gives tbe hair an untidy appearance, is cured by Skookum Boot Hair Grower. All drnggiata.

Tbe 40.pafe Chrlttraas eeUtlem ef "Tbe Tribune' shenld ea sent te all yonr frienae. In wrappsr let mail-insx, e. Ladixs' loop phaetons at BcxBx'a 1058 Broadway. Uaajyapa Soda only. Tixrx Soda Water cures Dyspepsia, Hii corner of Grand street and ban Jose ave nue, it was aeciaea to Durn tne iignts until 1:30 A.

K. hereafter Instead of 1:15 tree ol the -light works presented an annual report for the year 1891. showing that tbe total expend itures amounted to 15467 86. which does net include Insurance and interest on the bonds. The total cost per lamp per hour was 7 7-10 cent.

An avarage of ninety- ooe lamps have butned 1441 hoars, or 112 hoars longer than in 189a The report Showed that Alameda pays less per lamp ter annum than any other city on the coast. The cost of maintaining tbe electric Ere alarm system was reported to te Cuv Treasurer Barber reported that he had apportioned 66.379 66 into the differ ent funds as follows: General fund. 014 7 Street fund, aie.ziz ao; Bcnooi fund, $11.142 95: Free Library fund, $3297 40. The balance gees into the vari ous school and sewer, bond interest and re demotion fnnds. The report of Special Officer James Casey accepted.

The semi-annual report of tbe City Clerk was reaa, snowing: ueceipts ana Daiance, 147.642 03: expenditures. $98,009 04. leav ing a balance in the several funds $49,632 99. The principal expenditures Salaries of city officers. $4725: Fire Department.

$10.449 15: $5112 39; Street Department, $5603 96; Electric Light Department. 15625 83; Health Department, $1083; Free library. $2489 81: Department, $36,045 22; payment for construction of Wilson school, $11,450 18; street sprinkling and sewer flushing. Jfis tz; rent ot hydrants, offices, gas and telephones. $1883 60; printing, advertising and stationery, $1618 29.

J. L. McColley was appointed a special police officer to fill the position made by the designation of James Casey. The protest of Mrs. Bradley against the assessment for the improvement of Bail-road avenue was The Petition of Williams.

H. L. Halsey and other residents of Central are- dm asking- that that street ds siaewaiaea with cement on the north side, between St. Charles and Bay streets, was granted and a resolution of intention to have the work -done was adopted. The nlana and specifications for the grading, curbing and macadamizing of Taylor avenue, from Eighth street to Ninth street, and of Concordia street, from Kaiiroad avenue to avenuse, and for the grading and curbing ot Oak street north of Railroad avenue, and the sewer ing of Sherman street and Dayton avenue to the bay were adopted.

Then the board adjourned. BYLXB AKD TOKAY. The report published by a local evening paper last evening to th.e effect that Judge Eyler and Becorder Usnay. would separate their court rooms la pronounced untrue by those officials. The report left the imprea- eion that the two Judges are not in harmony, and such la not a For a great many months the! property owners in the vicinity of Encinal avenue and Regent street have been complaining about the narrow gauge freight depot that la maintained at that place.

Their protest is largely because cars are backed down on ay in such a way as. to completely blockade Regent A great many arrests have been made in times gone by of those who keep the cars on tbe crossing, but justice is never meted out to the offenders, because the kicking property owners do not take enough interest in their section to ap- pear in court as prosecuting witnesses. In speaking of the matter today Judge Usnay said they could never hope for relief as long as they failed to come Into and testify against tbe law violators when offenders were arrested. Many neoplasia ve complained because he does not punish the offenders, but this he cannot do without the co-operation ot the injured property owners. This morning Charles Peterson, a wagon driver employed H.

Xoerber. waa arrested on complaint of City Attorney Taylor for unloading a car that was blockading the Street, and he will be given a hearing on Thursday Peterson has frequently been warned to keep bis cars off the crossing, and it is likely he will be convicted if the people in that vicinity think enough of their grievanoeto appear against the man. James Carter, a chroaio drunk from Oakland, has been eent to the County ail for ten days by Judge Usnay. 1 The awning surrounding the Park block, belonging to the Tucker estate is being removed. 5 It will soon be time for the fences to come down so that Lincoln avenue may be opened to High street, and when that street is graded and macadamised it will be one of the most important ot all Ala meda thoroughfares.

The CltV TrnittM AA nAtaiitv tn 4m. prove Park street, Alameda's main busi- ness street, last and It may be how bad that wretched mudhole r'Jt rer -uring wh-v it is said the tidal iaJ ttivi-e celebration had to be post i yst Parlor of -v tons and the cavitary would not a because they didn't care to wade tie city ia dep mud. Park street a ciFjiace to U.s city and its firsts si..