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4 CONTRA COSTA.O THE OLD TEAR'S CRIMES. THE COUNTY. THE FIRE i DEPARTMENT. LISTS OF LETTERS. FIREMED'S' BMIQUET.

CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY. 3faOt. Trahtt. Btaon. Tin DUtricU.

CUV mid Mm Brents In and About Con-1 Maws a ad Items of Interest from Different Palate Aaaanl Report of Captain of Police Obwnty Ofieert end jtoorda. A naval Report of the Chief Engineer. Following arc the letters remaining in the Oakland and Brooklyn Postofficeav Jan. 3d, 187. Please say PO8T0 FrlCS, AftstA ttrl.

httwrjtn BroaHvxru and Wanhinfjtfm, 3, 1878 Some Iatareatlaff Statistic. In the County. tra Costa County. MONDAY. HT AU done of leaitlmaU ad.t Openfromta.

m. to? j.m. thautaytfrom to 10X From the annual report of M. De La Now Year's Day at the En- glne wdtoy-ete lines, inserted ftt thii "mi not Centtperweek. Served byCarTlejrs, 13 coats per a The Contra Costa Oaielle furnishes the From the Livermore Enterprise we take Qffici Captaih or Police, Crrr Hall, i the following: following items: jaowsy onasr oao aceytatry ujpeemmwu.m.

M.30n. Suniiayt LOCAL MAIL Prom Son Prancttco, a. i 4 p. m. For Htm Franeiteo, a.

m.r 12.U J. Benton, M. TRAINS ASD BtAOES. a. J6 a.

m. Daily, the Atlantic Bxpren train de NothineintertedMlelhanKc, TtndoutOienwnbercSlinecma7z TRIBUNE" SCBSCBIPTIONS. Oakland, January 1, 1876. To Hon. Mack Webber, Mayor and ex- Montanya, Chief Engineer of the Oakland Fire Department, it appears that the number of alarms sounded during the year just ended was thirty-seven, of The following are the officers of Liver- The Martinez public school, after the OAKLAND LIST.

ABams Mrs Nellie Allaway Hiss afary Allen Frank Allen atlas Julia Appley alius Jesxie-2 Andrews aflat Agneas Ames A AyersLM Baine Boss Babooes Mrs John Officio Chief of Police, Oakland Sa: In Order May Off 0 more Lodge, No. 219 of I. O. O. NorrisD.

Dutcher, N. B. N. Caug- ment first (fticond tevenwordfbr One. fraction 0 line charged full Unci.

present holiday vacation, is to re-open a week from Monday next, the 10th of Vihua Muiiiiuii earner of Broadway ana aevenm which twelve were false. Sixteen were for parte for Sacramento, MarynUle, Beading and Portland Ooiax, Memo, Ogden and Omaha, Felten Eag-iae aa Relief Howk and ladder Com pa ales Eatertaia Their Frlearts. response to an ordinance creating the office of Captain of Police approved January. JttUley Lizzie Al for Mr Baker Robert tett wtaii. m.

Overland train arrive tcUA hell, V. G. George E. Freeman, B. John Campbell, P.

Israel Horton, Treasurer. John Wolfs Baker Mrs Conrad tnau. Mr. H. B.

M. Kincaid, an old resident October 11, 1869, 1 submit my report of S.S&B. m.vauv: San Totepaitenoer train, a. m. Arrive! from Jote ping at all way ttationt.

the Police Department for the year end From strangers who have been in nanjote. Cepiu or title and ubscnptUn received ml tk tier eAuldd Barred, 457 Ninth Hreet. And at the puMicatipn ofice, 911 Broadway up ttair. 7 OTO SAN FSANCISCO OFFICE, 00-i lorxtaoirxery Street, GEORGE LEWIS, Manager. Wanted i of Pacheco.and well and favorably known in this county, has received an appointment as one of the Guards at the State Prison.

ing December 31, 1875. fires kindled by incendiaries, four for accidental fires, three for fires caused by burning chimneys, one for fire caused by a defective flue, and one was for fire from an unknown casse. The expenses of the Department were distributed as follows: Hook and Ladder Company 4.8a tn. Sunday excepted, rxatenoer train to Btocktononlv. connecUna at Lathron with exuretM tf.VEBYBOBT TO CALL ASD tntmtva WrT The operations of the Police Depart train for Merced, Vitaiia, Delano and Lot Angela, ti stock of goods soluble for holiday cift our town during the past week, we learn that in no place that they have visited does the grain fiejds look so promising as in Livermore If we can only vmn tnau jar jimona, etc.

u.w p. m. Arrive from Stockton, etc. The rain on Monday night and Tues ment for the year have been very successful, all the officers, both regular and special, have been very prompt and energetic in the discharge of their duties. 7.00 p.

m. vauy orenana Emigrant tram, 'hrough Freight, etc Arrive 6.30 a. tn. San Fabtottaaet leave at 10.15 a. jn.

(with mailX we Deueve it to be more complete than ever before seen in Oakland. We import our goods jnd eell at Eastern prices. Strickland I booksellers and stationers, 1061 Broadway, Just below Twelfth street. dUtT day was much heavier in the San Ramon district than here, bordering the bay, and sent down water enough to and t-ii p. n.

Arrive at 8.: a. m. and 1.30 p. m. rncneeo tutor usave uaeiana-m .) a.

m. wun mail). Arrive between 12 and 1 o' cluck noon. The total number of arrests have been Wanted nood the fiat land about Pacheco, but it ran off in a few hours and was not high enough to. get up to the street grade.

one thousand eight hundred, being five Tha circulation of the TRIBUNE is double that of any paper published in Alameda co unty. Baker 8 for Miss Hattie Simpson Birch Mrs Bolon Mrs Adalere Browne Miss Eva Cameron Miss Nellie Caseiday Mr Chapman Miss Ida Clevis Kraut us Clark Mim Mamie Clark Nelly Colburn Mrs Couse Robert Cox PA Cnrren Mrs John Decker Mrs A J- Dunon Mrs Snsan Drynen Mrs Ann Emmitt Fountain Mrs E-2 Flynn Forrest dallwae Miss Sophia Oaynor James Oormley Mips Mary Gordon Josiah Gray A A Orten Mr FIBS DISTRICTS. Fir it All of city voet of Adeline itreet. Second Xartn bv Twelfth itreet. eatl Ira Broad- hundred and forty more than ever has A most eligible site, embracing three way, touth 6y the voter front, and west by Adeline Itreet.

acres of land and a right of way one been made in any one year since the organization of the Department. Third North bv citv line, east bv Bmadwaw and Telegraph avenue, toulh by Twelfth and tcett by Adeline ttreeU The members of the Felton Engine Company, No. 2, and Belief Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1, gave a New Year's dinner at their house on Sixth street last Saturday afternoon. About one hundred invitations had been' extended, some seventy-five of which were represented in person.

Among those present were Conncilmen Everson.Hunt-ington, and Miner, Supervisor Pumyea, Captain Band, Chief Engineer De La Montanya, City Marshal, Perry Johnson, and several gentlemen from San Francisco. tBK house Which is occupied by both companies was tastefully trimmed with flags and evergreens, and the walls were decorated with pictures souvenirs of other days in the shape of hats and belts which are fondly cherished by who used to "run wid HUSBAND TO KNOW? THAT THi S-muf appropriate Holiday present for his -Jr i t.1101 Tre8ur. ft sale by g.OOKjNo.lOCT Broadway, Oakland, and Jfoha" West, 828 Pine street. Ban Francisco', dt Wanted i-1 i l- vw mo BENT-A WaXL FTTBNISHKI) k)TTAGE of six or seven rooms. Address "1 this office.

Terms mnst be reasonable I xdT tf f'- i -r- 111... i i iJociT GAMBLING. While in San Francisco and all the REPORT. hundred feet wide to ship channel, has been secured by the Directory of the Grangers' Business and Warehouse Association, surveys for the wharf and 3 1 MINING Fourth North oy Twelfth, eatt and touth bv nave a lew days ram in March and April we think our farmers can safely rely upon an extra good crop. In the western portion of the valley the grain is up remarkably well for the time of year, and upon the hillsides it never looked better.

It is the general opinion that the approaching harvest will be the largest ever raised in the State. Let us trust that it may. PLEAS ANTON. Notwithstanding the stringency of the money market our town still continues to improve. Four new houses have gone up; and several parties are building fences and painting up like a belle preparing for a Christmas ball.

Real estate still continues lively. Mr. John E. Stover has lately purchased the Osburn property for $750. John McBae waterfront, wet by Broadway.

Fifth North by city line, east by Lake Merrill and line running north from the lake, touth by ag's Session. This Morn Tweinn tireet, wen oy aruaaway ana icieffraph avenue. Batemaa I K-2 Banerle Mrs Louise BockerMrsL Bray Mrs Mary Butler James Compter Hiss Carrie Case Misa Lillie Cuorkeley Miss A Clinton Clark Mrs Mary Cochrane Miss Clara Costantioe Lspori Cox Patrick -Cummins A Carrie Mrs Jennie Dewes Joseph Donnelly Mrs Thos Dalion H-2 Farrell John -Forbes Mrs Catherine Gagnon Gorman Mrs Hannah Gorman Wm Graham John Graff Mr Kate Hall George Hamilton Ed Hare A Harris Henon William liouatain George Jails Jeromnia Dutra Jones Mrs Abria Johnson Mrs Addie Kelley Mrs Lizzie Krengel Mrs Chas Langley Jf Langstoff Leke Mrs Lester Mins A Mackie Mansfield Miss Ellen Marshall Miss Katie principal cities of the State, faro banks and other banking games have been carried on with perfect impunity and boldness, it gives me great pleasure and satisfaction to be able to report to your al to the "Tribune" per Atlantic and Spec! roauway are now Deing compieiea. Though the roads have not got deeply soaked or mired, they are muddy enough to make it exceedingly tedious and unpleasant to travel them. So far Sixth Eatl uaKiana.

OFFICERS. Mavor ifack Webber Purine Line. rpHE CITIZENS OF OAKLAND TO KNOW orders left at Kohler fe Chase, I music store, corner of 14th and atroadway, for Superintendent Public M. Campbell SajI Fhancisco, January 3. Honor that no faro banks, or any other banking game has been carried on in the followiui? salei -were made in the ban The there has been no serious washing out of embankments or bridges, and a week or two of fine weather, with the now Fompiiy aitanoM nrst-class toner.

Satisfaction-guaranteed, i Exchange Board thll and Francisco Stock city of Oakland for a single night dur Hi! -i -m: No. 1, Hook and Ladder Company No. 2, $104; Phcenix Steamer No. 1, Felton Steamer No 2, Brooklyn No. 3, $200; Live Oak No.

4, $100. 1.i The latter company has been disbanded. The total expense, including has been $11,400. The Department consists of 30 members divided into three companies two steamers and one hook and ladder company. In addition to this force there is in East Oakland a volunteer company numbering 52 members.

The valuation of Department property is fixed at $40,000. A house and lot was sold during the year to J. W. Pearson for I Engine No. 4 and Washington Hose carriage were of to the Salinas City Corporation for $1,300.

During the year 11 hydrants have been erected, making a total of 54. Mr. amongst other suggestions makes the following important ones: That two cisterns be built, one at the junction of Thirteenth avenue and East Twelfth street, and the other at the intersection of Eighth street and Wood. He advises the purchase of a steamer to be located in East Oakland, and recommends the erection of brick engine house on the lot recently purchased in East Oakland, to accommodate one steamer and hook and ladder truck. The erection of hydrants whenever the improvements justify the expense is advised in the report.

All engines, hose carts, are in Treasurer ana uierK u. ttuutrrand Sfarthal arut Tax Collector Perry Johnton City AsxrxJurr A M. JHllon Police Judge A If. Jayne Clerk of Police Uuui Edward llonktn City Attorney S. P.

iilcrrt City Engineer. That J. Arnold Marshal' J. Porter Deputy City Clerk C. J.

Kobinson Health OJteer. Geo, E. Sherman morning: OpnTr. 57, 5X, 57 584. ing the last year, or since 1 art the honor of being elected Captain of Police.

has bought the Selbach property for 600 20 der machine in the old volunteer days. 200 houliUrHJurry, 2 ,60. 445 best A6lcher. 89 'i, 59 59 THK SPBEAD. Hall William Hall Joseph Harigau Wm Harley William Heffloo Mrs Mattie Holcomb Mrs A Isaacs Mrs John Jaquey Louise Jewctt Mrs Jones Roswell 8-2 Jones Thomas Judson Mrs AnguKtus Kahn Solomon Keiloy Mixs Bridget Lambert Mrs Landir Miss Lizzie Larien Mrs Gns Lee Miks Belle F-2 Lytle Mrs John Macy Win 22' 1160 Savage, 2:1.

22V. 24. 22'j, 22X 350 Chollar. 118, 121, 130 120. 122.

A long table" was stretched in the Hook and Ladder apartment. This was nat- Chief of D. H. Band Citef of Fire Department. M.

de la Montanya Lentell, H. Fvgg, Asa Howard CITY COUNCIL Wallace Everson, E. H. Par 265 Hale fcKorcroHS. 57.

58, t. 27. 776 Crown Point, 27, dee, Jot. Dads, J. W.

Shanklin. John Miner, J. B. 120, 118)4, 119, 118, US Yellow Jacket, WO irally the center of attraction. Before he work of devastation commenced, Ford, Wm.

Huntington. Meet Hrtt and third 119 11. 1535 Imperial.il, 10 J. Kelly has bought two lots of Mrs. Nevis for $200, and W.

A. Jordon has purchased a lot from Henry Wood for $250. At the store of M. B. Lander may be seen eighteen potatoes, weighing in the aggregate thirty-live pouuds.

They are of the Humboldt species, are all large, smooth and' round, and were raised by Mr. D. S. Turner, on land cultivated by him in the "liolsa." J. A.

Neal has discovered a new spring near his house which has fine medicinal that table fairly creaked beneath the Momtayt each month. BOARD OFEDUCATION-R. E. Cole, L. Hamilton, L.

Jf. Cary, C. W. Kellooa, Jot. A.

Fttgcr, Desirable Residence To rpHE PLEASANT RESIDENCE NO. S14 TENTH ner will.be let for nished. The place is located but three blocks from Broadway station. The house contains eleven rooms with all modern Improvements. Apply on the premises.

dlS-tf Rooms' To Let! teeuth street, between Broadway and Washing. -n- 1 13-lw A. W. tiwett, W. Rowell.

Meets first and third 100 Empire, 50 Kentuck, 15, 14 910 Belcher, 32)4, 33 370 Confidence. 23)4, 15. 33)4, 31. weight of edibles which had been heaped upon it and all prepared in the highest style of the cuisine art. Tuesdays.

BOARD OF HEALTH Wm. BamfOrd, C. 8. Klttredae. Wm.

Bolton. p. 23. 355 Con Virginia. 415, if chain gang.

During the past year the chain gang have been daily employed in cleaning the streets and doing other necessary work. They have also been employed under the supervision of Officer Carleton in constructing the fire-alarm and police telegraph lines. One hundred and forty telegraph poles have been planed, painted and erected, and sixteen miles of wire put up. The whole line is completed with the exception of the fire alarm boxes wbich will be placed in position in a few days. I believe this is the first telegraph line ever constructed by prison labor.

All of which is respectfully submitted. D. H. Band, Captain of Police. total number of abbests 410, 417)4, 20S, 20', THE DISTURBANCE POLICE FORCE- If.

Aldrich, A. Wiltasi, 21, 20s 1065 Sierra Nevada, 20, Tvler. W. D. Thomas, w.

Ncdderman, A. Khorey. -'2005 California, 78. 78 4,, 79, 78 '4. Marshall Miss Mary Mayborn Miss Maggie W.

H. Smnmert, ff H. Carlton, Char. P. Meh'ay, 115 Bullion.

53, 53)4 Monte MiwtLui J. L. A'owuiy. 20 8ea Belcher. 88.

Began about 4 o'clock. Mr. D. Hirahberg officiated at the head of the tabie-in a manner that did credit to himself and added greatly to the enjoyment of the Morne for Miss 134'. lengthening days, would make the roads comfortably passable; and light repairs in the Spring will make good the Winter damages unless there should yet be much heavier storms than any we have had.

During the past four weeks the mails by the Oakland route have not generally reached Martinez until the day after they were due, including the mail matter from Lafayette, Walnut Creek, Danville and San Ramon. Besides this inconvenience to correspondents by this route, the Sacramento boat has several times lately got down and left Benicia before the hour for the delivery of our mail there, and it has consequently been left over. This was the case on Saturday last, when the mail from here that should have gone down that evening, did not go until Monday evening, and important correspondence may thus have been delayed to somebody's great annoyance or injury perhaps. At all events the Bail-road Company should be required to fulfill its obligations as carrier, by running its boats so as to keep the mail connections. Although but little has recently been heard respecting the quicksilver ores in the Marsh Creek neighborhood of which such rich and abundant indications were discovered last spring, there is no rea Jim Exche-mer, 13, 13U, U.

13', 'A. U. 13'. I qualities, it evidently contains baits, SvVJphur and Magnesia. It is near 820 Ovcnnm, 63.

til. 03 COUNTY. fudge Thirtt Judicial District BMcKcc Judge Prolate and County Court S. V. Nye A A Afnfyre District guests.

1 hose quaint and ancient dinner rules: "Work for the jaws A To Rent. A FC5FISHJP HOUE OF TEN H10) iiOOMS situated, 4nquir. BrnffoSg1 to Let. ij f)NE NICELY FUBNISHED BOOM TO LET1 either with or without iT.l "Lovers Retreat, is one raore inducement for sickly sentimental young folks to go then; if they are very bad, 11 few doses will cure them. 915 Justice, 27, 26 27 )4 27.

8740 Lady Bryan, 6)4, fe'i, O'-i, 6', 6. 610 Succor, 62)4c, 1. i 1000 t'nioh, 9 101 9 Ji 1373 Julia, 17)4. 17 17)4. good condition yith the exception of Pha-nix steamer, of which the boilers silent pause requent ha-has: were County Clerk Recorder Auditor.

Treasurer Surveyor. Sherijf Uiuler Shr-riJI properly observed throughout the meal V. B. Goodrich B. Marston P.

R. Borein R. N. Farrelly Louis Castro H.N. Morse J.

Tyrrel Wm. S. Harlow The measles which have been raging are weak. Withjjcarcfui running it will last some time but it can stand only a light steam pressure. After the ragged edge had been removed from the appetites of those gathered Made by the police during the year, and Hio i- "WJ this vicinity for several weeks past, d29-lw have nearly subsided.

The supply is Deputy classification of the same: Jr. Abom. Dr. Aborn, who lias been stopping at the Grand Central jHotol for a few days jnist, has returned tp San Francisco. BOARD OF SUPER VISORS IshamCaset Presi about the board, Uirshberg turned a stream of "sentiments" upon the com Potter McLoughlin Miss McDonnell McGregor Mrs Nicklas Mfets E-2 Mealy Mltw Ellen Owens Miss Pettigrove Mrs Delia Potter Mrs George Renipe Riley Miss Nellie Rotierta Mrs Ellen Schultz William Shaw Miss Emily Simpson Miss Sarah Smith Wm Skiles Mrs Sarah Sneese Mrs Sarah Staffey Mr Sutton Mrs supposed to have been exhausted, there not being quite enough to go all around.

Burglary, grand larceny, 27; dent), O. H. Burnham, Peter Pumyeti, J. B. Mar The report is a'very full and comprehensive one, but the foregoing embraces about all the points of general public lin, tf.

Overacker. Jame Beazell, F. K. Shattuck- pany from a nozzle with a terrible bore Mallit Morgan Mrs Lueinden Marlin Jas Martin John Meigs Nat hall Horse McCrudin Mary McClaren Sarah McClelland Mrs Mary McDonough McNearry John Xewell Mrs Kate Noonan Daniel O'Curbey James Oxford Miss Sophia Pelgrim John Pollard Ramlxud 9 Head A A Rodenbeck Charles Rose Mrs Sally Hanferil Miss Ella Scandlan Mrs Annie Shepherd Mrs Smyth Thomas Smith Mrs Mollie 8kiles Isaac Spaulding Artemus SteTens Wallace Tay lor John Thomas Mrs Frederick Trnt Mrs Sydia Vincent Mrs Fannie Walker Watson Mrs Janiex Waltham Mrs Mary Whitney Miss Helen WilBon Willey Miss A housebreaking, 13; 11; attempt They attacked both our school teachers; but they have both sufficiently recovered to break jail, suspicion of burglary, 50; suspicion of grand larceny, 94; sus which was as discouraging as it was un expected. "THE OAKLAND FIBK DEPARTMENT City Council.

This body will interest. A Birthday Prty. hold a meeting this CIXMBACHLJOER BEER. THE only place to go-fflOakland for this celebrated Lager Beer, is at Becht's Saloon, corner Broad-way and 11th street. to resume their duties.

SUNOL. at which some im- (Monday) evening, Room to AEGE 8TJNNY FRONT BOOM i FOB BENT to one or two gentlemen, 610? Fourteenth street, bet. Grove and Jefferson, ij d28-lw To Rent. LUKNISHED OB CNFJJRNISHED' BOOMS to rent, single or in suites, atthe Russell House, on Broadway, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. A first-class restaurant con netted with the house.

Inquire try stairs. i i ditf. 1 picion of housebreaking, suspicion of arson, threats against life, petit larceny, 70; disturbing the peace, 83; Struck Chief Engineer Montanya full in portant busiucss will come up for trans Our farmers have got on well with The Teutonic race are proverbial for their humor, their greathcartcdness, and the unrestrained1, Hberalitv with -which battery, 54; assault, 44; misdemeanor, the face and sort of staggered him for an instant; but, like a good fireman, he speedily recovered, and responded in a 7 action. Money to Loan their seeding, and were it not for the late rain would have the greater part of their crops in. However, the future bright prospects are so flattering that we all feel 37; insane, 24; malicious mischief, 1G; vagrancy, 21; drunk and disorderly, 13G; they enjoy the socialisms of In this son to aouDt that very rich deposits ot cinnabar will yet be opened on the lead indicated by the rich float ore of which hundreds of tons can be gathered from 50-CTS.

PER ML few remarks suitable to the occasion respect they remind us of the ancient drunk, 704; runaway boys, 08; prison Any one wishing jt-j- borrow $000 for 'ihe 5'ear at outs peir cent a. month, se 11 He congratulated the members of Felton To Rent. Grecian school of philosophers, who be ers en route, violating city ordinance, 203; assault to kill, arson, forgery, happy. BOARD CF SUPERVISORS. A CELLAR IN BASEMENT OF 409 TWELFTH street, between Kmidvir cured by first mortgage on Oakland Jreal lieved in the full ienjoyment of life, in Engine and Belief Hook and Ladder Companies upon the hospitable manner 1 .1 1 1 fighting, 41; assault with deadly Taylor for Thos HKing Veirat Mauria Walker Surdy for Pat -ri-kMullin Wells Mrs Bell White Miss Ellie Wilson Amos Wsnderliu Stephen J.

E. BEXTON, P. M. i estate'ahoulCkrt'ad tilie tu-Uent column. juxtaposition to the long-faced, sancti weapons, 12; suspicion of insanity, 11; aiuiauio ior storage or bosino Union Savings Bank.

Apply to Ull-tf iu wxiicu mey uau received meir inenas, and complimented the entire Depart moniousness of those who pass through Court. exposure of person, earning, vio B5S All classes of legitimate wlvertisements not exceeding six inserted in this column for 50 Cents per week. ts Nothing inserted for less than 50 cents. a To find out the number of line an advertisement will make, in this column, reckon five word tor first line, and seven words for each subsequent ment upon its efficiency and subordina life with a sort of genii-dyspeptic nature, lating United States revenue law, the surface at a very small expense. We are informed by Mr.

A. S. Howard, an entirely trustworthy resident of the neighborhood, that the lead of float cinnabar, some two hundred yards in width, is distinctly traceable in a direct course for a distance of more than ten miles, and the larger portion of this surface rock is rich in quicksilver, much of it showing the minute globules of the pure metal. We are also informed by Mr. Jmfg Jayne dispdsed of tion.

Furnished and Unfurnished ROOMS TO LET, ON THE'cOBSEBi OB looking more for pleasures to come than cruelty to animals, adultery, sus I five drunks, gobbltd up 10 forfeited pleasures present. This native element "the city council sroaawayana Eleventh street. Aptjly the trial of the Ho- Jbail, and pdstponeil was pleasantly manifested at a birthday mm. wMuudA, nvici Aeeiaurans. i i- i Startled Mr, Everson from a deepand line.

Fraction of line charged a full line. i'rance raiders until Thursday tel de BROOKLYN LIST. apparently interesting study 01 pig party to which we were invited, given last evening at Tuiner Hall by August next. Anderson August anatony. He changed the subject im picion of robbery, attempt to commit suicide, defaulting witnesses, assault to commit rape, detained as witness, conspiracy to murder, 2.

Total, 1,800. schedule Comparative statement of the number of arrests by and strength of the police Heis, to his young German Situations in Oakland. Howard that parties of experience in quicksilver and other mining are mak A Bargain. LOT ON MARKET STREET. WKKT Rtr.lt Arrests.

The only arrests made by the police since Friday were twoi men, Thomas and Andrew Peterson, on sus- mediately, and briefly referred to the difficulties which had been overcome to bring the Oakland Fire Department to friends. Mr. 5 Jacob Weiss, the uncle of the yoiig man, was present and delivered himself of some exceed 30x125, for $1,000. Easy Installment. Appiy to OLNEY 857 BroadwayRakland.

and All persons wanting situations in ing preparations to begin work soon, for finding some of the underground beds from which it is presumed the float rock has drifted. Boline Mary Burns May Brown Charles Cooper 1 nomas Center Chase Mary and Martha Crandall A DeNoielle Sallie ingly humorous remarks in the German 219 Bansome Street, San FranciscoJ 13-lw its present condition of excellence. As Chairman of the Fire and Water Com -picion 01 luurgiarv, nna nye aiunKs, force, and average number of arrests per officer for seven years preceding Decem Oakland, or Alameda count-, can obtain the same by advert bins for language. Refreshments abounded on very hand. During the evening's entertainment young ladies, Ida and mittee, most of the labor cident to the reorganization inutuuuig uie leiuaie.

Population Increasing. ber 31, 1875: RETROSPECTIVE AND PROSPECTIVE Louise Mathews, beautifully sang. the Department devolved upon him, Xo. of eg. No.

Arrests Board met pursuant to adjourment. Present, Supervisors Marlin, Overacker, Pumyea, Shattuck and Case Supervisor Burnham in the Chair. Minutes of the last meeting read and approved. The rules were suspended for the purpose of hearing W. W.

Theobald in relation to county printing. The reports of Messrs. Babb and Peacock, Boad Overseers respectively of Washington and Mission San Jose districts, were referred to Supervisor Over-acker. S. P.

Woodward was allowed until the next regular meeting to report. '2 he reports of William Holtz, Justice of the Peace for the township of Alameda, J. Lentell, Justice of the Peace, and S. Zimmerman, Poundmaster of District No. 9, were ordered on file.

The clerk was ordered to return the report of S. Smith, Poundmaster of District No. 7, for completion. The petition of W. W.

Theobald, in relation to obtaining a portion of the county printing, was ordered on file. The petition of J. Walker, for a return of tax money overpaid, was referred to one week in the "Oakland Tribune," costing only 50 Cenls. For Sale. A WINDMILL WITH TANKxASD FRAME.

a- Capacity of tank 7,000 gallons. Also a smaller windmill and tank with pomp and con. nections. Apply to Gladding Surryhne A-Co. 956 Broadway, Oakland.

d311w For "Come, birdie, cbme," and upon 'encore, and as a consequence, he had been Arrests, for Ala- sang "High life in the Park." There The postmaster of the thriving village of Washington, in this county, reports the sale of 11.553 three-cent stamps during the year 1875iyagainst 11,240 in the object of much of the ill-feeling occasioned by the radical changes which Encouraging; Showing meda. No. of Police. ...6... ..10 ..10....

..11 ..12 ..11.... ..10.... Year ..1870.... ..1871.... ..1872....

..1873.... ..1874.... ..1875.... were about hlty couples present, and the occasion was an unusually pleasant per Officer. 75....

70 87 74.... 90 ...114.... 180 were introduced in the management of 450.. 702.. 866...

824.. 1,087.. 1.260.. 1,800.. A CHOP-HOUSE AND RESTAURANT, IN the btfHst lrwalitv ir, D.t 1..1 1 Our Ma a Fraaelneo Oflirc, Set Uoat- 174, and 1,732 in Hore Railroad Ddmageti.

Under the above head, our gentleman one. Mr. lieis has reached the nineteenth mile-stone of his journey through life. In this connection we insert the Freeman Hattie Fisher Mrs Finney Mrs Graham Jos Gooley Ellia Hudelson Granville Kirslry Kingsbury Mrs 8 A Lank Davison Lean Miss Moriarity Frank Moare Harry McGiimir'B (omery street, la en fill o'clock ererj etealnj. business.

Satisfactory reasons for selling out. Address "Chop-House," this office. d30 lw Horse For Sale. i Fruit Vale (horse) The Brooklyn and! ly friend of the Eneinal, F. K.

Krauth, gives the annexed interesting sketch, SCHEDULE tne organization, liut the decided improvement in the effectiveness of the department was sufficient evidence of the wisdom of the reforms which had been effected. He wished the firemen and all present a "Happy New Year, "and hoped that all meet again upon the an Ayres Mary Asslntlary Brown Jas Brown Mary A Bailey Brown William Clark Foster Coeland Copeland Miss A Crawford Mrs NAB Davis Fred Co Dolan Phil Edwards William Porbesi George Freeman John Frederick Wm Gruettner Gettigan Wm Hood Gee Harmoh Kimbat Mrs Krige Mary Kelly Bridget Lenhig Mrs Landf air James McKinJey James Moroga Moss Frank Mitchell Amanda unes Jose Odlin Lewis Preston Irs Putnam A Rivers Kstie Skitch William Snow Capt Geo Smith Alonzo Sapper John Small George Thnrmagle Charles Turnbnll Mre A Cnger Jacob Vincent Seven White Louise Wally William Wilson Mrs A llailroad, ruuning following card handed us for publication. card. Total number of prisoners for the year, which we reproduce in full, as we be from the foot of East Oakland, to has 6een so badly VXhirteenth avenue, and the average number per day, with WANTED Wanted Fruit Vale avenue, A NICE GENTLE BUGGY-HORSE BE-x tween six and seven years old.of bay oolor, about eighteen hands high: is also a good saddle-horse. Apply at No.

1018 Eleventh street, corner of West. d29-iw. the cost of feeding the same lieve Mr. K. to be a hard-working, industrious gentleman, and worthy of a hearty support from his neighbors: damaged bv the frebhet of the past few Total number of prisoners for the year, days, that to-aay tn trips over tnai roaa seven thousand four hundred and WANTED IN AS AMERICAN FAMILY, AN American or German protestant girl, to assist with sewing and a child two years old.

had to be discontin feed for the present. A trifle over six years ago we landed August Heis: On behalf of the friends who participated in the entertainment given by you on the occasion of the anniversary of your nineteenth birthday to your friends, I return to you thanks, and hearty wishes; for the return of many anniversaries of your natal day. i i Director. niversary of this festive occasion. "THE POLICE OF OAKLAND" Was responded to by Capt.

Band. He said that it afforded him pleasure to testify to the respectability and orderly conduct of the Oakland Fire Depart our pioneer press and printing material Wages 12 dollars. Apply at this ofliceJ31w Average number of prisoners per day, West Oakland. the District Attorney. twenty and one-half.

are' constantly Many improvements Boaders Wanted. One bill was returned tor correction, lotal number of meals furnished dur being made at West Oakland, and busi' O'Keefe Michael Perkins John Peterson Rogers Shepherd Simgen Psnl Scoville Libbie htill Swartz John Taylor Geo Trainor Dr ing the year, twenty-two thousand four For Sale Cheap. rtNE COVERED, AND ONE OPEN PHAE-v-' ton, at City Hall stables.Fourteenlh, street, between Washington and Clay. d29-lw. Sewing Machines.

WHEELER A WILBON'S. SEWING MA-chines, sold on easy monthly payments. First-class machines of all kinds to rent. Machines exchanged and repaired. John MooneV, Agent, 472 8th street, Oakland, Cal.

nlS tf several wer. referred to appropriate committees, and following are the A PRIVATE FAMILY, LOCATED AT f.17 Ninth street, between Grove and Jefferson, (no children) is prepared to accemmodate be growing rapidly. ness there seems tq hundred and eighteen, at a cost of sixteen and a quarter cents per day, or iland is eventually That portion of man and wife or two gentlemen with board BILLS ALLOW1ED. The following bills were allowed: B. All it has less than five and a halfcents per meal.

and pleasant lodging, or lodging only, at reasonable terms. d31-lw Xo be quite a business center lacked for a year or so, and JKeceived for feeding county prisoners, at present McGrath. $5G; W. L. Church, $207 37; ment.

He had heard the firemen called hoodlums; but the records of the Police Department did not sustain the charge. Daring the last year 1,800 arrests had been made in this and among that number there was not a single fireman. He referred to the charges recently made in an unreliable morning paper about a "raid" upon the "Hotel de France," which it was attempted to fasten upon the Situation Wanted. lacks, is a good, respectable little paper Oakland Journal, Bartling Kim and paid to City Treasurer, one hundred and fifty-seven and thirty one-hnn-dredths dollars, which reduces the A YOUNG MAN FROM WESTERN NEW to represent its peoble and its interests. ball, $102 50; City of Oakland, $49 44; York, who has had three years' experi Waterman Helen Walker Welch Emma THOS.

F. STEERE, P. M. ence on a fruit farm, wishes an engagement on Grand Jury, Lost I Reward I A Novel Horse Race. Brewster and Simpson have made a novel match, which is eliciting a good deal of talk in sporting circles.

The race is to be between Lady Amanda and Golden Gate; a dash of a mile and a quarter, for $1,000 a side fi $230 forfeit; to be run over the Oakland: course, January loth, rain or shine, regardless of the condition of the Golden Gate, a four-year-old, will carry one hundred and five pounds, and Lady Amanda, being a year the oldest, be imposted with one hundred ani eleven. A majority fruit farm or nurserv. Waees not so much an actual cost to the city for feeding prisoners for the year, to one thousand and fifty-three dollars and six cents. The following named gentlemen were object as steady employment and experience in Bishop Powers, $75; Alameda Macadamizing Company, $53 72; Butler Bowman, $42 50: F. K.

Krauth, $70; George B. Shearer, $50 fruit-growing on the Pacific, Coast. Address at Lncinal btation, and placed it in a small cottage house opposite what is. now known as "Gamba's, Retreat." The town of Alameda was then little else than a forest of live oaks, with here and there a "clearing," and the population was rated at 1,200. Our city friends thought we had bid adieu to our wits when we announced our intention to "start a paper in the woods." Some were generous enough to give us six months "roughing" in which to sicken of our project; others extended the time to one year; but no one, for a moment, thought that we would ever become a fixture of the town.

have outlived and outgrown all their prophecies. At times, we admit, we almost despaired of ever seeing the town advance. It seemed to.be tied down to inanition and moss-grown sloth. But we never flagged in our exertions to let the outside world know what a lovely spot we inhabited, within sight of the great Pacific metropolis. We labored, and waited.

We felt an inward assurance that nothing short of an all-absorbing earth J. 8., Tribune omce, 504 Montgomery street, REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. SCHEDULE San Francisco. d31-lw lhe report 01 X. J.

Arnold, engineer, nremen. the captain said he had thoroughly investigated the matter, and that so far as tha members of the fire department were concerned, they were not implicated in any wrong doing. He Total amount of property reported Board in a Private Family. EFT ON THE 6 O'CLOCK r. it, TRAIN TO Alameda, on Wednesday, Dec.

29th, a package of clothing, (coat, pants and Vest.) The above reward will be paid for its delivery at the corner of -Telegraph avenue and Frederick street, opposite the brewery, and no questions Bed. d311w Lost. LIBERAL REWARD WILL Bli paid for the return to the undersigned of a medium sized sorrel mare, white "TTace. four The following are the real estate trans sworn in as Grand Jurors in the County Court this morning Judge Nye appointing C. J.

Deering as Foreman: F. Bivins, 11. DalziyT C. Petar, H. Hitchcock, A.

D. Colhy, A. C. B. Shaw, John B.

Badford, T. F. Jenkins, Win. H. Heyer, D.

A. Plumer, C- J. Deering, A. Bangs, Wm. Abby, Wm.

Morrison. ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with or without board. References ex appointed to look after the building of the San Leandro bridge, was presented and the matter was postponed until the afternoon session. This afternoon the bids for beautifying the Court House stolen tor the year and amount recovered by the-Police Department for the same period: intimated that the howling that had been heardin certain quarters canie.from 8. Page, actions for the week ending Jan.

1, 1876 Mason et al to Grinnell Lots 3 block 3021, White her tract, Oak Real Estate d31-lw. changed. Apply to F. Agent, 1007 Broadway. think that Golden Gate has the best of Amount of property reported stolen, jealous and, mischievous parties who land, if 500 grounds will be taken up.

Situation Wanted. -'i. twenty-eight thousand six hundred and ten dollars. it, having defeated the other on the Bay District course at the late meeting; but as she only had to "pack1' 87 pounds Mary Flannery to Tyrrell Lot 23, i years old this spring. Lost since iitnday even were actuate! by a spirit of revenge, for real or; imagined grievances that the reports1 doubtless originated with block Whitcber tract, Oakland 500 SITUATION WANTED, EITHER IN or Alameda, by a respectable girt to do ing last.

g. BOWERS, Amount of stolen property recovered. Board adjourned until 1 clock r. m. TOWN OF ALAMEDA.

A Cameron to Rutherford 23 feet east line Brush street by 75, 75 feet some unprincipled sneaks, who, being d.JO lw 563 Sixth street, Oakland. Lost. fourteen thousand eight hundred and forty-two dollars. then, while Lady Amanda bad 101 pounds up, there is- another element in the calculation in the 18 pounds more. north of Eighteenth street, Oakland 1000 chamberwork and take care of children.

References given if required. Address 4f2 Twelfth street, Somerset House. d3u lw to cowardly to make an open warfare, had imposed upon the publisher of the Ruthorford to A Canieron25 feet east line 'Brush street by 73, 50 feet SCHEDULE A SMALL WHITE BULL SLUT, ALL WHITE a- except a redspot around the left eye. The Proiierty Courts- I. O.

O. F. Election north of Eighteenth street 1025 paper in question, ior tne purpose 01 Comparative statement of the number Some very shrewd observers think the "flying filly" is riot competent to carry weight, and predict her defeat. The Situation Wanted. quake could prevent Alameda from becoming, in time, the cynosure of thou- FishEtc.

nnaer will be suitably rewarded by leaving gratifying their spite. The Captain was of police officers and the average num Wedderspoon to Fox 112 feet 2, inches west line Market street by 123, 108 feet south of Twelfth street. Oak same at the corner of Twelfth and Kirk ham Presentation. On Saturday evening last, H. P.

Mead-er, the affable and efficient General Superintendent of Whitney Go's Express, was presented with an elegant meerschaum iipc and cigar-holder by the employes of the company and other friends. A very neat and appropriate presentation speech was made C. Hollub, which was resposded to by the recipient with a quotation from Baxter's celebrated address. BY A VERY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, AS housekeeper: age about 28 rears; is thor nds of eyes then seeking advantageous race is to be run 0n the Oakland course, streets. d27-lw land 12,000 ber of arrests made by each officer, and number of inhabitants to each policeman homesteads; and that if the town did oughly competent in every respect; or would be The Eneinal furnishes the following and this is another point in favor of the one who is at home.

Should the rain frequently interrupted by applause. Xt was apparent to all who heard the Captain, that he fully understood and appreciated th little game which the contem-tible contpirators had attempted to play. willing to ao cnamoer work and sewing; ana make herself generally useful. Apply at 460 FOUAID. interesting information: in the principal cities of California for not become a business center for a score of yeari, it would, within a very short be a place of residence the peer, if continue the itrack may be very deep, Twelfth street.

d30-lw the past year: Property in Alatncda is assuming an and in that case -ihe best "mud horse" Found. 1 THE LADIES4' Klumpke to Oakland Savings Bank Lots 1 to 5, block 70 in Northern Addition, Brooklyn Baker Jr to Wensinger Portion of blocks 443 and 444, Brooklyn Davis to National Gold Bank and Trust Company Lots 62 and 65 to fi7 and lot 5'J, Capitol Homestead, Capitol Homestead Association to Housekeeper or Companion. will have a strong; pull in their favor. sa a 3 ft upward tendency, We have heard of sales lately at considerable advance on former ruling rates. if WANTED AN EDUCATED YOUNG GER-mn ladv defltirM a nnfutiA as house A BLACK PIG, LANDED ON THE BEACH near the dog pound.

The owner is requested to call at Frank D. Hubert's. Filbert street, between Twenty-eight and Thirtieth, prove property, pay charges, and take it away. Were not forgotten, and Mr. Bankhead responded to the toast in a few appropriate remarks.

Toast followed, toast Runaway Accident. keeper or companion. Address L. Oakland Postomce. d29-lw Alameda has entirely escaped Grand Looking p.

An item elsewhere gives some interesting facts about the town of Alameda 3 Is The team attached to Duffy O'Neal's Jury service for -the approaching term Davis Same 1800 Q31-IW in rapid succession, each eliciting a of he County Court not a single name 2 3 response and several songs wera sung Cancers can be Cured. coal delivery wagon, became frightened in front of the TirBCNE office this morning, and started off on a run. The Found. We are pleased to Bee things "looking op" over the Estuary, and hope there from this township having been drawn. 0 A Auspacher to and Auspaeher Lot 1, portion of lot 2 in block 17.

and por-tion block 3, Livermore Seymour to Ashford 3 7W-10U acres, rancho San Lorenzo, Eden town by raembers of the Department. The WANTED, EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT '1 AN EIGHTH STREET AN ESTBAY HORSE, g- Most of the parties who aro contest liav rolnr may be no intermission in Alameda'i The owner is requested to call driver, who had been delivering coal, Cancera can be cured. R. G. Mrs.

Pre-shaw successors to Mrs. Dr. Clay cure cancers in any reasonable stage. We are now treat advancement. The Endnal is doing a ship 4000 ing the payment 01 the Webster-street bridge-tax met at Hhe Town Hall last anair wis most creaitaDte in every respect.

The firemen were sedulous in their attentions to their guests, and not the slightest ripple of discord not the superior of any bordering on the Bay of San Francisco. Our impressions began to be realized soon after the town's incorporation. With this act came new energy to the then residents of Alameda, and it was not long thereafter that new faces began to appear in our midst. From 1870 when the Census Marshal gave ns a population rising 1,500 to the present our progress has been steady and encouraging. Today we number not less than 3,200 souls; and, with the last year's advancement as a basis oi calculation, we will, by the end of 1876, nearly or quite double that number.

This is no vain boasting. Facts can be submitted which cannot be Most of the large tracts of laud that have hitherto been held by a few indi at the New York Bakery, 910 Broadway, identify the horse, pay charges anil take him away. d30tf San Francisco. .225,000. .16,820.152.

Sacramento 25,000.. 2,325. 13. San Jose 1,600.. 1,084.

8. Oakland 25,000.. 1,800. 10. .110...

2.045 ,.179.. .1,923 ,.135.. .2,000 ..180... 2,500 great deal lor its town, and we "wish them Sarah Tompkins et al executors to Catherine Gieechen 50 feet west line of Broadway 154)4, 200 feet north of ing some bad cases of cancer in Oakland. Reference given to parties cured in San Francisco and elsewhere.

Also make diseases of the rye both all possible success. We hope ta1-' it a reached the sidewalk in time to jump into the rear endJbf the wagon, but just as he was attempting to climb over the seat to get possession of the lines, the frantic team dashed round the corner MISCDXANEOUS. interrupted the peace and harmony of the occasion. The earnest wish of all Biraie street. Oakland 53C0 specialty.

Mrs. Preshaw treats all female ROOM I his daily papar enterprise before the Number of persons provided with Monday evening. ihos. A. bmith, was called to the Chair.

A general discussion of the subject in hand was had by those present, and then the meeting adjourned to Thursday evening next, January 0th, 187C, at the same place, Watts to 8 Dyer -Lot 1 in block 804, Oakland 8 Dver to Marv Dyer Same 1 year is over. 1, diseases with great success. Office, C06 14th gtreetOailand. Consultation free. Please call.

d29-tf present was that the members of Felton Engine Company, No. 2, and Belief lodgings at the City Hall for the year, Board Wanted; into Eighth street, upsetting the wagon 1 a 1 "I 1 A and throwing the? driver heavily against one thousand and forty-five. hook arm Ladder Comnanv. No. 1.

A tTlffulftcant BA Glines et si to Kane and wife A Lota 13 and 14, in block 63C, Oakland OOtl might enjoy many returns of this hannv the crossing, inflicting serious injuries Situation Wanted. Number of subpoenas served for the Two wicted mentwere drinking to the when all interested are invited to be present. New i ear event. about the head and shoulders. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUA- A YOUNG MARRIED LADY WANTS ROOM and Board (husband lodgings only) in a respectable family; Would prefer place where no other boarders are taken.

Wants quiet and economical place. Address, stating terms, -d301w M. P. O. Box K.

Oakland. half of lot 3, in block 3, University year, six hundred and ninety. opening of the ccndennial year on Sat tion as chambermaid in a hotel, or cham- Homestead No. 2, Oakland 350 1 i i lotal number of fines collected in Po Just before Christmas a lady lost a and seamstress in a private family. Cook and wife to Steel Lot 11, urday last, when otae asked the other: County Court.

Oakland's Growth. lice Court for the year, nine thousand, block 118 4300 valuable pin on one of our local trains. The fact was mentioned to the conduc viduals, have, within the past year, been subdivided and sold to parties "Where in h-U will we meet at the open- Adaress Miss Delia, No. 864 MisMon street. San Francisco.

d29 lw. The January term of the County Court A few days since we gave the rough four hundred and sixty-six dollars and Rowell to O'Brien Lot 32, in inc of the next 'ihe other Room and Board block 471, Oakland S33 (Judge S. G. Nye, presiding,) com guess of a leading architect at the num tor, O. W.

Ames, who looked for and found the missing jewel, and sent it to seventy-five cents. The County Grounds. Situation wanted. rtNK SUNNY FURNISHED ROOM. SUIT.

A Patterson and wife to Howard Lots 6 and 7, in block 43, Clinton. replied: "That is significant question but as I am not (acquainted with the able for two ffentle.mm. with board SOX menced this forenoon. His Honor announced that he would, on Monday ber of houses erected in Oakland during the fjvst year, the estimate being placed Oakland 1700 the lady in San Francisco. On Christ A RESPECTABLE OIKL WISHES A SITUA-tion to do chamberwork in city or country per week each.

Apply at 609 8th street. o25 tf geography of the country to which you The Board of Supervisors this after mas morning he received a prompt ac allude, I am not prepared to say at what next, reader decisions in all cases tried at 1,134. Since the item was published, hotel; thoroughly understands her business. Or Dodge and wife to Mrs A Heaton 15 feet on west line of Webster street by 150, 101 feet north from Fourteenth knowledgment tor his Kindness, accom row.ina noint in thit tronical region we nt tha Lwt term in wriih (loriainna had I E. J.

Kelly, the Well know real estate noon adopted the plan drawn by New-som Brothers, architects, for beautifying panied with tr fitting Christmas gift and housework in a private family, tteterences given. Call or address M. No. 864 Mission street, San Francisco. d29 lw street, Oakland 1330 with a view to immediate improvement.

Hundreds of lots have thus been disposed of. JThe number of new buildings erectd during the year as we learn front observation and other reliable authorityn-may be safely set down at somewhat over one hundred; and even now, though in mid winter, new houses are in process of erection on every band. Better than all else, the population we are now acquiring is just the kind of which good citizens are made, the world shall meet a nunanea years nence. not ajjetdy been rendered, and that im- u.u the grounds about the court-house. The the compliments- of the season Doth of which Conductor Ames greatly ap .1,.

ne munuer accnrawiy, sua loupu vy 900 Money to' Loanl 3 1 4 WILL LOAN THE SUM OF SIX HUNDRED matter of planting art an accordincr to vwuoo artn4 cetrat that 1.643 new bmldinsrs Suspicious Characters. i 3 1 i. 1 1 is preciates. this plan was referred to the Building Wanted. A CHILD TO WET NURSE BY A HEALTHY vuurt was uiapuseu 01 pruuavo were erected within the corporate limits 123 Eneinal No.

104, I. O. O. Committee, with power to act. One on dollars on Oakland property, for one year, secured by first mortgage, at one per centra month.

O. Genning. West Oakland! 13 UT business would be taken up. Fourteen of this city during the year just ended, Address Dr. A.

Ver- Among the latest arrests reported at police headquarters, are Thomas Fremont and Andrew Peterson, who were c. and competent lady. pervisor inquired if this reference car d28 1i prisoners appeared in the dock, five have, Oakland. O. O.

F. Election. ried with it authority for the committee elected officers lot the ensuing term, last Monday as follows: Noble Grand, Alfred; Bannister; Vice Grand, 2300 Hardy to Kerwick Lot 4, In block 299, Oakland Ellis et al to Emma A Griffith-10 197-1000 acres, Bay Island Farm, Alameda township Woxencraft and wife to Louisa PattersonPortion of block 43, Clinton, Oakland TT A Tabbs et al to Farrier- Lots 6 to 11, in block Lynn Weeks and wife to Walker Southeast SO feet lots 22 to 24, block 82, Clinton, McLaughlin to I Donlon Lot 1 of northwest Sec 3. 3. 8 1 W.

Eden Raffle, charged with burglary, four with grand found sleeping in 4 car at Oakland Point, to transplant the big trees of Calaveras At a regular meeting of Mission Peak THIRST-CLASS HOWE SEWTNQ' MACHINE larceny, tiree with house breaking and 10 The Chairman thought it did, but hoped As the" car contained some valuable prop Charies W. Damon; Becording Secreta over. Within the coming year we believe the population of Alameda will have so increased as to justify ns in Dublishins a Dailv Eneinal. on the press Situation Wanted. A RESPECT ABLE WOMAN WANTS A 8ITU-atinn to do seneral honsework.

Is a eood two witn lnterfemng with an officer. A and ONB PAIR BOOTS (madi to order), to be raffled for Saturday evening, January 8th, Lodge, No. 114; I. O. O.

held at Washington Coiners a few evenings the committee would not use its license ry, Charles H. Hftm; Permanent Secre erty, it was were awaiting The Grant Jurors (a list of rvfaom will to that extent. this office. Address plain cook. tary, ju.

w. l'eck; Treasurer, I nomas 00 be found in another item) were exam Grand I we recently imported from lhe wells' since, the following officers were elected: an opportunity to maae way witn tne goods, and were arrested by d28 lw Hayselden. District Deputy nignesi inrow winning tne-macnine; the lowest the boots. Everyone throwing S3 gita 50c, or a chicken. At Wemmer's; tSaloon, on Eighth street.

jan3-lw Dividend Declared. A. s. Clark, N. G.

A. Thompson, V. Master J. Y. B.

Goodrich will install the ined, swon in and charged no points I of especial interest being dwelt upon in officer Shore, on suspicion of burglary township H800 G. A. Babb, a. o. E.

Miehaus, p. The Oakland Bank of Savings 40- It is beUevtd they entered the car -some Boat. Wanted. CECOND-HAND BOW BOAT WANTED AD- the charges The civil calendar was then I O. P.

A. O. Rix, J. rotter to a Kellogg 58 feet west line Teleersph avenue 110 feet north day declared a dividend for the sax where up the road and "beat" thai passage down, in the hope of making haul I. Picture Frameajf TtE DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTENTION OP the people of Oakland, that we are now taken up, nut owing to the absence of d27 lw dress Poatofflce Box 158.

Walker and G. AgBabb, Trustees. line Seventeenth street, Oakland 11,000 months ending December 31, 1875, as many interested attorneys and witnesses, i but few casts were set for trial. way atavicra ox aiier unnu aero rtoticmo Wood to A Jordan Portion lota 7 and 8. block and portion of lots 6 and follows: To stockholders and first-class Anniversary Party, at some A Now at some 10, in block 1, Pleasanton 290 depositors, at tha rate of 9 per cent, Mr.

and Mrs. Miranola will five an si manufacturing all kinds of picture frames. Our prices are decidedly reasonable. Bring as picture and we will frame it Perry A 843 Broadway, below Seventh street d314f. Broo In JalL Situation Wanted BY A PRACTICAL FARMER, AS FOREMAN on a ranch.

Best of references. Address "8.," Tribune office, 604 Montgomery street, San Francisco. d27 lw anniversary party at their hall, 420 Post This office was the tecipient of a New Demont to Sullivan 39 98-100 San Leandro rancho, Eden 8 McGowan and wife to Jod Lota 10 and 11. block 39. near Eneinal.

Ala auDUauf, umw WIVUSVU frVr UVrv Was I IT The folloving named prisoners were street, San Francisco, on Welnesday! Year's present In the' shape of a hand evidence of prosperity of one of our evemngA January, 5th. The many meda 3400 some and substantial new broom, man most beneficial institutions. All divi unary, viacwnau, wmu, wiiu uiio object in view. Of course our business must increase considerably to justify ns in this undertaking; and for that increase we look to the intelligence and local pride of our town people. The-character of every town may be accurately obtained by an examination of its local papers.

If they bear the marks of intelligence and prosperity upon their faces, yon need not ask the status of the community in which they are published. And if they do not bear these marks, the question is answered without the asking. The index is a true whichever phase it may present. Therefore, if you would not be condemned as a community, keep your local paper up -to a proper standard, by a patronage commensurate with its necessities and ycur local pride. friends 01 Mr.

and Mrs. M. in Oakland Hastin-rs to Spring Lots 17 to officers next Monday evening. All members of the Lodge and all Odd Fellows, in good standing; residing in the town, are invited to be present. Nearly any day Chinese fishermen may be seen catohing young smelt and herring in the old ferry slips, at Alameda wharf.

They harVo very fine square nets, through which the smallest minnows cannot escape, and at each corner of the net ropes are fastened, and passed through pulleys on the wharf. The nets are dropped about ever twenty minutes; when hauled the boat is pushed out nnder the trap in the center of the net, which is opened, and tha fish dumped into the boat. Thousands of young fish are caught taken away, dried, and are then ready for Celestial consumers. dends not called for on or before the 1st up from the County Jail this morning to te present at the inauguration of the tlrand Jury, before which their cases will' shortly be- brought: 3. 90, block Decoto 30 should bear this date in mind.

ufactured by the Pioneer Oakland Broom Factory. xjn Sixth street, near Broadway. Shoemaklng A Repairing. BARBER, ON THIRD STREET, ONE door west of Broadway, is prepared to do all kind of boot and ahoemaking and repairing neatly and cheaply. dJO lw i i i i of February, will be passed to the credit Sessions to Mrs A van Haltren Lota 31 and 32, block 82, Brooklyn or those entitled to them Boots and Shoos.

all the material used being of Alameda county 1116 brooms mannfac- tured this establishment (of which John Suli van. northeast corner of Bat- Situation Wanted. TY A SALESMAN OF TWELVE YEARS experience tn wholesale and retail groceries, wines and liquors. Will take any Job for an honest living. I want a home.

Character iMbn one. Address, M. care of Mr. Lacy, 40 Davis street, San Francisco. d28-lw Quinn, charged with burglary; O'Brien, at '-7 1 i DIED.

Free Dispensary. Raffle Notice. I I 1 house Dreaainz; uonsaies, tery and Jackso! streets, San Francisco, Dr. J. Watson Webb, of 2G2 and 264 Henna Cerdesiaj proprietor) ar supe-1 Wood, intefering with an officer; Wwgjar; IS THE NUMBER WHICH DREW 1TO 87 Av the the offers a splendid lino of boots and shoes at Terr moderate prices.

See his adver two pictures at ths raffle held for the PARSONS In this city. Dec. 28th. Tenth street, gives notice in oar adver Ehrhart, burglary and grand larceny; O'Neil, burjzary and housebreaking; benefit of a destitute family. Ths person hold- Dwlght Parsons, formerly of Northampton, rior both in material and workrnanshjp to thf imported article, and our people wouW consult thieir own interest Dy tising columns that he will devote one tisement under 'New To-Day, for his aged 'il years.

Milwert, crant larceny! He watt. house hour eacn day to the service of the poor, prices. Funeral services at the residence of Wm. H. breaking; Shields, burglary; Anderson, Situation Wanted, BY A YOUN0 MAN WHO THOBQUOHLY understands the care and management of ttnrML or drte a wmffnn.

Addreaaa. W. ing inac ucxet wiu receive tne same by calling at Mrs. Bogaa's on Eighteenth street, between San Pablo avenne and Telegraph avenue. -----jTirv-.

i Ri'aa? -I iL.U tree 01 cnarge. Friend, corner Tenth and West streets, at 3:30 patrquuiDg noma inausiry. n.ii -1 1 Raffle. o'clock r. x.

to-morrow, Jan. tut CAUFORNIANS IN PARIS. OVERLAND ARRIVALS TO-NIGHT. There will be -a raffle for a Howe's nouseoreaKing! iiermy, interfering with an officer Ah Wong, Ah Young and Ah Tom (Chiname), grand larceny. TBK GRAND CENTRAL HALL WILL BRADLEY In this city, Jan.

2d, care Tribune office, 604 Montgomery strt, San Francisco. d37 lw raaay bell of Alameda The Adjustable Spring Bed 'us iiimwi nuiuv sewing machine and a pair of boots at Wemmer's saloon, Saturday, January hereafter be In charge of John Deary, the champion of the diamond cue. Mr. Deery will give exhibitions In billiards every evening at Stamm No. 113r)U.

O. B. hell; ail Following are the names of Californlaaa regie- rtlYES UNTVERSAL SATISFACTION. They ere an Indispensable article of household youngest cuiia oi jonn r. ana xsiua Bradley, a native of Oakland, aged 1 year, 4 months and 12 daya.

Irieads and acquaintances of the family are KLOCXTTION. Wm. H. Tan Demark BlBltffO. the Academy of Music, on New Yetr's nw aim venuai noun furniture and most eventaeliy come into general Wanted Following is a list of passengers to arrive by overland train this evening.

Mrs Phillips, Sarah Phillips, San Fran-ciaoo; Mrs Collier, Elkoi John 8 Caproa and family, Salt Lake: Mrs Cutter, Denver; Mrs Bertoldy, Bayard, Fox, Tanner, New York: Kellev. A BeJear. 9 Booth. Chi. -X.

Teacher of Elocution la all its branch as-Special attention as state sad lycenm aspirants. Boom Ho. 16, Somerset Hoose; 463 Twelfth ataauacwry, ui junna istreet, ban respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to. I ere, was one of the most successful pn- A Bar Grain. WHIT Kit IX Bw Beat and eheaneat nlace to A SITUATION BY A MAS ASD Wli AlAJt nood iranl en er.

nnderstands the care of tered la Paris December 10th, 1875: Mrs Van Bover.Mise Lee Van Bover, K. Scholtze and wife, Misa Kathleen Thompson, Mrs Hall McAllister, Misses McAllister, Mrs Nellie Lapham, Mrs Marshall and eon, Mrs Franciscow d33Im Jan. 4th, at one o'clock r. at, from tertainments ever given by the Bed Men Oakland. offer a large lot get your whlteninf done is at J.

B. How's, cor- Messrs. Olneyp; Co, horses and make himself useful. Wife to do i residence of parents. Fourteenth street, be.

Address vn 1 -1 II barsain. See ner nh and Broadway, opposite Union Bank. general hooss work. Good plain cook on Market street at laua unu, woa merauy PlTiniNO OlitriTtimL. 1 Also, sign painting, paints, otL etc.

d27-lw. i not creBQ, 1 i Wilde and family, Charles Warren Stoddard, I cago; Oeorge Powers and wife, Russell Chap. I tween Franklin and Webster, without further Bloomer, Charles Chambers, Abe Colman, I man and wife, Hew Haven; 8 Woodworth, I notice; C. Ja. una omw.

4 advertisement in the SO-Cent column of packedtoo full, indeed, for comfortable t. a. 0. ttacdonatd invites' those deeiiiag riTXBT MOBNINS AT SIX O'CLOCK. AND eveninr at four o'clock, at the American Baiwa'i Palaea sfSwette, 963 Bnaa.

to-day's Tsibukb -i. i daUGlig, at least until the crowd thinnel Pwoijg ana gas nmng none. eau upon aim iJ Broadway, oppoaite east Bakery.SIS Broadway, between Fifth and Sixth I way, la tha place to get box of aae home-made Situation Wanted. Vf cargo, a vaKssj, win ana cuiia, tuoesom, ui; ain otmo, Hoagerford and wife, Miss Ada Hongerford, Paris, IU; John Griffin, Troy, Hiss JohnJ Le Oay, Mrs A Hassey, Frank Hassey, Brown, Kentucky; Miss Carrie Snow, James Harden Hickey, Mrs Hickey, Mis Pros- Lyons, Massachneetts; A Wents, wife and ton Moore, Mrs 8 Meses and family, Mrs two children, Ohio; Scott, Adams, Raaaaa La, Fruit Cake, Spouse Cake, woich the toe tripped fanTaVtiSaT, to the" or jrreaca xnay are reoetvea dally, per Baooa'a Expreae, from five of the Boost pro. mlnent makers in Baa Fraaeisoo.

Advertisement of rooms to let, either 2vxxjiaEirs- every day. BOSTON BROWN BREAD specialty. PAUL it BUYER, Proprietors. A RESPECT ABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITU-ttoa to do general honsework. Ir a good plain cook.

Address tiU office. d27 ry late hour, or rather early hour in Boneetell and family, Atoneaseu, an i Wiley, Anal ana; vsnghan, Mlanesoto; John unfurnished, caivbe found morning. The German citisens Jeremiah Clarke and Colonel Juies OAKLANDERS Starr, a bturges, Counecracut; ana sixteen tmmigranta. column. I Dentist.

isisf anv of whom were present on this occa- Tiaitinv Rammmtn arlmj tut aesaion of the I vvvrrfm Am4n Bleeara. DmaJaaaa dS Barton and family. SeeUler. Titos Oronise. Samuel CBlglow and wife.

lAtaUwp's Mew 1 i Phototrranhio Art Gallery, at Ho. 1167 Broad- COCHRANE, DENTIST, rOR-r merlT of Cochrane A Dean. lift 1VIND0WS, tgislture, will find tha State Hoasa. Bear tkt Caaitol. corner of and Tenth streets, a tert aastrable place (for cosvenieoce, comfort ana reasonable charges), to put up at.

H. ElOredl Wanted, 8IT0ATION BY A YOUNO MARRIED man. Is a good accountant and rapid pen SKATIKO RINK The Skating Rink at the way, west aide, between Thirteenth and Ftmr- JOHN RUTH, DIME EXPRESSMAN, on are proverbial for successful socials )i this character. The attendants com-nised many of tlte leading citizens of JakknU, who wilt long: remember the Potnt is open on Wednesday sad Saturday even removed his office to 810 Karev sue'1, -tween Bush and Pine, San Fraueiseiv 1 taeath atreeta, near the City Hall, is now open to the public. This la the only photogrsphle for a servant! Ser-raat Waatefl- Bead 50-Cent Column girl wanted.

man, but wants employment si anything rrairawr. ClHl DOORS, i estabnanment on the racifie Coast, fitted ap la uigs. air. fltcvanieia, tne gentlemanly proprietor, will be In constant attendance. The lovers of sport should attend the Blak la vtmmm to inform ma friends and affair.

whereby he can aiaae a living; Aaaresa this ofSce. d27 lw. flrst-claea style, where everything is on the i aoonaintanc that ha has sons into tha SatT arz a ner.icnR a nm wrnnt tea goodly numbers. ground fioorv altogether dispensing with known aa Welcome Pniwh WhlaW Panrh Pini FT I STJICTDE IN THE THIRD DE-1 alarator' or ataira. Kmanr af wk Wantdd i CENTRAL PACIFIC HOTEL -N.

K. ornrr Eleventh an Franklin streets, Mrs. F- Cigar and Tobacco Business, 1 apple Punch, Strawberry Punch and Jamaci Brooklyn Literary Cr MEETS EVERY WEDFeTAY at 1H o'clock, at Odd Oakland. The public are enr attend. The question for d-' i Jaimarv Jul, l- i "1'' FINE SOPRANO SINGER, A POSL T)T A LADIES HAIR DRESSER.

Misa Cradock. Room 21. Central Block, over Schrie- i wm rates, are now neing mtrodncM to tn People Of Oakland bv Mr. Rln Banbt'l knows la the Traaiaeas la here executed la admirable style, including the new promenade and gray vignette, Special attention given to children's Pictures, locket work, eonvina- and grae, if not worse, to suffer a cough and cold to culminate in consumption, when a sAngle bottle of Hals's HomtT or Hokbhocttd axd Tas, taken in time, would effect a perfect and per in-ington, proprieto. Board and lodging by day, -weea or raotith.

Rooms newly fnr- tins in a Quartette, or sole singer in a At i 052 Broadway, OSS and 667 Broadway, chorus choir. For particulars inquire at Koh Saloon, corner of Broadway and 11th streefl qaarxa'i Original Punches have been award! ber furniture store, has always on hand a large stock of hair. Weaving, curling and combing -k i ruimi Dy juo nigat, week or month. mr 1 s. Where he" always keeps on hand tha finest Im ler, Chase Go's musio store, corner lith and I enlarging, Tlew work will also receive special urf aaoros.

UVU manent cure. Pike's Toothache Dropt curs la ens mlnnte, Batweea Second and Third etreets, 0aklu4 Mventen am pramiuuia. Oe and try a roacU ap. Ladles attended at their residences. jsroaawaytvauaaa.

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