Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 5

"1 Is) JL ij .1 -1 Lw fce 1 kilk L9 I3YP We shall ofTer- during, tha 0 ppcial and ir w. rcl '--1 T'-or'-s itvt': ill K. L. -r .1 111; N. 115; senrv "ard, 15; John t-Uver, $13; H.

Van Dasea, Mont Eden Road Fund 0. Dennis, Nicholas Gadms, J. Harder, J23 90; H. P. Jessen, $23 It; John Kuck, $34 50, George' L.

80: II. 50, $17 50, $12 50, $15 75. MurravRoad fund--Georjre Eeck 13; ii. U. Pitcher, $24 25.

Newark Road fundManuel Lopes, $50; Manuel, Rose, $34; W. Wat-kins. $15 45; Ivory Wales, $29. PeraltaRoad fund Patrick Fee $4. Onnn-fidn GarQiii.

In our Cloak and Dresss Goods 100 Newmarkets, to $5 09. 43 Beaded Wraps 3 25. 62 Beaded Wraps, with lace sleeves, worth $10, 5 50. Seaside Jackets, in light, medlumjj and dark 'for 00. One lot Jackets in five 250.

fhrco Specials All-Wool 50e Goods, All-Wool 75c and $1 Goods COMBINATION SUIT At -Vcryl Xow Pricei -j-v -r y-)--? 1105, 1107, and 1109 Broadway, SAVE YOUR CAEPSTS BY HAYJEG THEM CLEANED ALAMEDA Steam Carpet Cleaning and Renovatinn teh; Works, SS8 aid S70 Fcsrth Street, between Frasilia akf ITehlcr TKLXPHOXXBSt OAX, HAVE YOU SEEM THE. LATEST? TBS LATEST NOVELTIES OI THE SEASON IK 4 Summer Stripes, Plaids, Checks,) O'CONNOR CO'i 1010 Broadway They alsg tarry a fun Une of Wide Wales, Diagonals and Dress Suitings. 1 CHEAP LABOR or Comiaoa Trimmings. Everything A ITo. ,1 MR, CCONNOE'8 25 years' experience In tbe business en iblea him to Cwriitee arerseca Kit i CaUo; OXOrJKOn our stock.

CHAS. LiOIGE week cf HAY 27th severd in Dress Good Ot 50c. 1 5 above Twelfth Stre: COUNTY wa bvlivi a an insraiiiiun ea Broadway, Oakland. tit. t': in Toy Wagons, Carriages, 'Closed 1st: OLD HORSE SALI Unclaiiiied Freights Th aaelalmcd flrelsbt nodLved at the ofHoft or wbitaay 4b Ca'a Express, 855 Broadway-.

Oakland, prior te AptU 1st, 1888, will ba ohX in lot ancuoa noon oi max jaarcosa, 408 Klghttt Street, Coder Galind Ia the city of Oakland, eotmty of. Alameda, ruiiuiu AuuAiu.4 To the Hlckeet Bidder, for Cash, ea Saturday, June 1st, at 2 P. f.T. Said property eoasprtna all tbe following paefcagea; One sewing machioa, T. Arthur; one sewing maohlDe, Bover; one tranic.

BrooklTB Brewery; on spring mattress, Bea-bob; one trunk. Blakoey; on trunk, roil wire leoce, Delireauz on ca, Dofly; ob tronk, H. flak; one earn ef otl. Grave; one trunk, Hyman; ens trunk, C. iw-J oh I bob; on stove, O.

C. Kirk; one rrte, Moore; one ralim, Kayfield; one reel, lure A hob oae crate of aoscbiser) A. Ft-rkioa; one table. Pringle; one baby carriage, fcickpn-ttin; one ease, Boooy Spear; one valine and package, ted: Rios; oae box, Ronenk; one tronk, Bchaefferj lot of famltore, ktmh one trank, Bcbmidt; ob trunk. Hi Bt.

Mary's; one Bemple; two caeca, H. Umensenberrerr one box, C. Ihaler: nine eases, P.Tuiwr; oso valiao. Ward; on wire maurees bo name; oae mantel, bo name one macblne. no name; on sewing maehlne, bo name; one sewinc maefaine, no name; on valise, no namai one et paint, ao name xerrascsn.

MAX StABCtTSar, Aoetlsneer. Cr. T. D. Ball's wm-TBSArXESt Of ALL OKJS OF KISEAS: IssailaaHea sad Conwaltstfoe Free.

CHRONIU DI8JEA(r. 'Anyone suneiing from scaued kmnrahle disease are specially invited to vuut tut Doctor. W1CMATE mSKASFS. i pecui-a to females ox every oe skiUfuDy treated. scriplioa i Dlasaaos peculiar to bi, of all descriptions however induced, skillfully and permaaeiiuy cored.

Special attenftott l4isesw oftie hfM, Catarrh, Throat, Iines, fc rt. b.u". Bowels. Liver, Kidnevs, BiMUer, iuxla Diseases, heomatiam. SenraiM, etc.

A Thoroughly Educated Fbysiciaa 4 and hie Medical Institute Is fully all tbe modern lcatruments lt i enr of all disease The Doctor comoonns and fn-nt-'iM "i medicines. T. It. HALL, 859 foroadway near Pver- ai uc. TUnnm 10 to 1.

ii to 7 P. 1 V1 LBLuS fi On Aoconxxt of Havixis to Ilexaove axe SSellinc; Out our i t) IJ so i ja 63 VtU E3 I It aj so orucreJ. or justice. Tbe to. of L.

1'en worthy, Justice of tue Peace for Lden township, was presented bearing date of May 7th, and was accepted. MOSEJ TRANSFERRED. Br resolution $153 was withdrawn from the General lload fund and placed the Paiomares Road fund on account ot work done an the Paiomares canyon road. KirrLicATa waxeaxt. William Tinnia petitioned for the issuance of a duplicate warrant to replace warrant No.

2315, drawn for $2 the Eden Vale Road Fund, which' has not been paid and cannot be found. BUS rOB, 8TATIOHIKY. Resolution that the Clerk of the board be instructed to advertise for stationery to be used in tbe several county oiSces, such proposals to be received and opened June 24th. BuaiAi. or sourtxra, etc.

W. W. Jacobs and" W. Harbinson. Commander and Adjutant respectively of Appomattox Post, Grand Army cf the Republic, asked in he name of the Post that H.

T. Smith be appointed Commissioner for the burial of indigent soldiers and sailors nnder the provisions of the recent act of the Legislature. The communication was placed on file and subsequently an ordinance granting the request was introduced and passed unanimously. The board then took a recess till 1:30 r.n; ArTXRKOOH SESSIOW. The board reassembled at 1:30 u.

All present. boad rnmosxD roa bt In the matter of public road petitioned for by A. Moore et aL in Mission road district, a resolution was adoDted revoking the auDolntment of James Stanley as a viewer on account of his being a petitioner for said road, and substituting F. W. Henshsw.

SCHOOL B05D8. Resolutions were' adoDted unanl-moualv ordering the issuance of $10,000 of bonds in Lorin school district and $5000 in Niles school district, as per tbe reports of the Trustees, which had been filed. JUSTICE APPOINTED. A petition of L. C.

Morehouse and forty-nine others was read, asking' that F. M. Pratt be appointed to tbe office of Justice ot tbs Peace of Eden township, vice L. Kennedy, resigned. Granted.

axQUismovs. The Sheriff asked for a clock and the Recorder for record books. Referred to the Building Committee. aoAp so, 2515, 'Tbe hearing of the report of viewers: in the matter of proposed road No. 225, Pleasanton district, heretofore set for this day, is now taken up, No person appearing in said matter, Mr.

Bailev introduces a adoptmg said reportn1 fixing the damages as follows, vis: Lucy C. Hewlett et aL, $250; J. O. Smith and Nettie Sutherland, $50 and directing that said money- be set apart in the County Treasury according to law. The resolution was adopted; BCPXRIHTEKDEUT OP IKrlBMART.

Dr. O. P. Thomas presented his resignation as Superintendent ot the County Inhrmary, which was Mr. Brown nominated for the vacancy Dr.

E. W. Pelouie nominated Dr. B. F.

Mouaer of Temescal, Mr. Martin nominated Dr. A. Shirk. Nominations were" declared closed and the board proceeded to election.

On the first ballot the rota Buck; 2 Mouser. 1 1 Shirk 2. On the second ballot, Back 2 Shirk, 3. The chairman then declared Dr. Shirk elected.

1 I PIEDKOHT CABLE BOAD. An ordinance was" presented, giving a franchise to the Piedmont Railway Company- on' certain roads, to i wit; Piedmont avenue, vernal avenue, aiay avenue, across. Hillside, Peralta, Pleasant valley, Linda and Moss avenues. Perry street, Oakland avenue. Bay place, Twenty-fourth street.

The or-r dmance was referred to Committee on Franchises. vufvtnhu F. B. Neidt offered to buy for $28 the old windmill on San Pablo avenue, near Berkelev. which has been blown down by the wind and now lies in ruins." Beferred to MrPelotue -with power to act.

SttM BuleNo a was then suspended, and- tbe following bills, having been examined and approved by' the 'Auditing Committee, were -then read and unanimously allowed and ordered paid, viz: County General fund J. 8, Adams, James Adams, $41 20 R. J. Ad-, ney, C. Alien, Arendt, assignee.

of A. Yandervoort, i $9 Jacob Bacon, $25; E. Bamett, $3, Joseph Black, M. B. Brady, N.

D. $10 50: L. Burchard, $30; Calif ornia Bank and Trust Company, assignee of William Berryi $3, of P. Marsh, L. H.

Cobb, Hi 25; Contra Costa Water Company, $90; L. F. Cotton, $180 25i- M. Duddy. $15; -W.

and Everson, $1 35; H. ft. French, assignee of L. Dresco, $3 L. Friedman, E.

A. Goddard, L. Goldberg, $3: Helm ia Brothers, $12; E. Hock. S12S 10; W.

W. Jacobs, $3f assignee of F. Atwell, $3. of L. H.

Cobb, $3, of J. C. Coolidge, $9, of A. A. Cummings, $3, of Frederick Forbes, $3, $6, of A.

Haney, $, of odgkins, $3 ot F. Knoll, $3, $3. 'of E. Leonard, $9 of B. of $9, of C.

J. $9 of B. Jordan Arnold, $92 81? J. W. Kesier, $75 zo; a.

Koenig, v. Leonard, J. J. Lerrl, $16 75: C. P.

Marsh, $12; I Mayer, J. W. Morris, $6, George fi. McKenxie, $7 60 G. S.

Naisraith, NevUle A Co $55: Oakland Enquirer, $3, 50; E.J. Over-end. $10; J. M. Page.

$109 55; H. Pitcher, $56 40; P. Powers, $3 W. T. i $54,.

$13 Frank Eose, M. Rosenberg, B. Bears, W. H.8iedentopf.$398; i. N.

Charles E.Snook,$C3; J. A. Btandeford, Sunset Telegraph and Telephone Company, $8 95 Tribune Publishing Company, $383 B. Vosburg, $2i A. A.

Williamson, $3: Ai Wood $39 10 J. Worrill, $12. County Infirmary fund Peter Baker, $110; Georsre JBck E. A. Brown, II.

'Mv Collins, Dale, $14 65; P. A. Dean, $G5; R. Ernst $10; J. Fossmjr, 'H.

Gentner fe $5 10; T. F. Gray, $31; Max Greenhood, $3r Mrs. Helmfce Mrs. L.

Hanrahan4 $18; Joseph Jacoby, $10; Mrs. E. i Johnston, $27; Jas. King Bon. $17 60: N.

Ka-hnsky. $1 55; Le'TPnce John II. Mitchell. $i7; Henry Lleyer, II. P.

Powots, Tbelan Fish. $57; J. Rafael, $13; Fred J. fctorr, tli; Tucker ifc Wbe.ler&Reite,$3 25. fund Fred if.

$10; W. B. Lud.ow, f5; F. L. Lynch, 4 J.

Cnoj If" -3 JobT G. -s "Jr. i to, 1 Dre-r- "--a L-j: I v. i i 1' L. i t' a It ii 1 1 t-jr- I Ii.

1 Da. sr. Tr: lour.e, 1 CL 3. The cliat.s ci Ca U-t wera read arid approved as read. 1SDIGEKT3.

8 jrorn applicauons for were made by the nsrjei persons, and were act" i upon as indicate 1, y.z,; Mrs. Oi.le Howard of 7.3 teventh street and Wuaam CoIVse of Second nd Washington streets, lleferred to the JtipspiUl vommuiee with power to act. Charles Lefevre, livic at the foot of Webster street, Cora Vorriil of Mrs. Mareie Worrill of JXiS Cwstro street, and P. j.

Manning of 6C7'J tixth street. Keterred to Mr, aiorgan witu unct in mft Mrs. Kose Kelly of 1017 Thirtieth, fltrfifce Referred to Mr. Felouze with power to act. siles school aoxne.

P. M. Fisher presented the report of the Niles District School Trustees concerning the issuance of $5000 of bonds, which has been passed upon lavorawy by the District Attorney, Placed on file. SKW SCHOOL DISTBICT. School Superinteedent Fisher stated that a petition bad been presented to him askine for tbe creation of a new school district from portions of Lock-wood, Hedwood, and Fruit Vale school districts, but that he could not report on the matter until the next meeting.

BEIIXJX WASHKD OUT. Eobert Simeon stated to the board that the county bridge on the new road from Mills Seminary to Laundry Farm had washed out, that the crossing was dangerous, and. needed immediate at-tention. Eelerred to Mr. Martin with power to act.

4 XKTOET OS I7DIOX9TS. Supervisor Morgan reported during April he has issued 39 orders to indigents, aiding 118 Dersoos, at an expense of $340, i v- v. BxroBT or pvaasKia. -1 B. H.

Fnck reported the work done in the Pleasanton road district, Referred to Mr. Bailey. 4UAaTKBXT aXPOBTS. For the quarter ending May 5th the Treasurer presented his report, showing receipts of $203,6925, plus cash on hand of 1258,060,91, making grand total of $162,653.46. Against this are offset diibursements of $237,723.39, leaving cash on hand $224,925.07.

The Audi toi's report for the same quarter exactly tallies- the Treasurer's report. Referred to the Judiciary Committee. UPOSX Of ATJDITOa. A The; County Auditor presented a report, showing the receipts to May 6, lfttt. the estimated receipts for balance of fiscal year, the aggregate amount of allowances to date, of the various county funds.

i I 1 BOAB BO. 251. E. H. Frick reported the due service ot notice of time and -place fixed for hearing the report of the viewers ia the matter ef county road No.

2515. lOBia acHoox bobss, The report of the Trustees of the Lorin school district relative to the issuance of $10,000 of school bonds was presented, accompanied by a report of the District Attorney saying that it was now in proper shape, V- bo An No. 2509. The viewers' report in the matter of couhty road No. 2509, being' the road petitioned for in Fruit Vale road district by Joaquin Miller et aL.

was received, and June 24, 1889, set for. the hsaring. No. 2513 The viewers' report in the matter ot county road No. 2513.

being the road Eitetloned for infount Eden district by eory Petermann et was also received, and June 24, 1S89, set for the hearing. 1 -j -Ti-'! '-I -Sot D. Itodgers made application for relief to be i given to Cyrus Lefevre, a cripple, unable to support himself. It was referred to Supervisor Brown. SEMIKABT AVKRUK.

Robert Slmson called the attention of the board to the condition of Seminary, avenue, which in places la dangerous to travelers; the last rains have washed it partly out, and have left butabout twelve feet between the steep bank of Lion creek and the fence rot C. G. Hooper, which stands forty feet within the Orders have been made that tne obstructions be removed, but have never been complied with. MrMartin was authorized to act STATI.BOASD OF HEALTH, -r The following communication was' received from the State Board of Health, accompanied i by specimen blanks of death certificates and burial permits: i "la accordance with a resolution passed by the State Board of Health at a meeting held April 16, 1889, the Secretary was instructed to call attention of your board to the accompanying laws by the last Legislature and now in force in this State, and! to request that you will exercise your authority in, having them obeyed at the earliest opportunity." Ji --l if Sr-. -Hi! In accordance with the lawlrequlring general vaccination prior to admission, to public schools, you will immediately take the necessary steps to ascertain the number of unvaccinated children in your school district and give due notice when and where they can be vaccinated.

It is recommended, that this operation be performed by a' competent physician, who shall give a cer- uncate wnen ne is, aatisned that the vaccination is successful and law the any" must confers protecUonrT -The requiring i a permit before interment' or eremation ot human body is one- that be rigidly 'enforced, the State -Board believing that it will- prove effective. First Against the concealment of crime. Second It will insure the means of proof of personal identity and of right to property. Third -Without a record of the number of deaths and their cause it is impossible to know what sanitary remedies are needed to protect the public health, which is its inalienable The County is requested to transmit his record of deaths monthly instead of quarterly, as at present, and to notify this board of any disobedience to the law that the offenders may be prosecuted. The State Board desires particularly to call your attention to tbe law making the organization of local boards of health compulsory, as they constitute the basis for ail sanitary work, and, without a general co-operation of all local boards, the usefulness ot the fctate Board is fatally impaired.

These local boards are expected to make a monthly report to the fctai Bobt-i of UeaUh, giving the sanitary condition of tbeir cistriots and the character of the diseases twitter with tiie r.t?mr;er of birtL and In order that lawsmav be falth-fu cleyed, a secuon was aJJei 10 the tei.alCoueifflvo&lEsa or imprisonment or Iftux for any neglect ia t'teir OLervarsce. i A.e'-:rred to the District Attorney. BtTTETlY FOB ETFIBMARY. W. cf 13 rr'a- i i' rv a r- at.

jt- 1 in on i 3EN TIRE We offer Special Bargains i ves is K.at.'.liaCi'i- ILjs I in: eai tLe Coroner's Elizabeth jsry t'-it li en-ic3 seemed to tLIsi Cat Eiitht bo wrong. cbau'er'a former wife, her sister, and now another wi's had committed sui-ci-ein t-e sie L.on?e. They were not Quite 8 a re tLe woman u.ea from Btran" auon, ana they were not quite sure tnat she uid not have assistance in takir her own tile. Dr. W.

II. IXaazy was called to attend Mrs. Schaefar a few weeks ago. At that time shwas sufferinf from some serious troubiefoUowingchildbirth. He gave her quieting poUons and visited her occasionally.

On the morning of Tuesday, the day when she committed suicide. Dr. Kauzy visited her at about 9 o'clock. He found Mrs. Schaefer wandering in her mind and he advised that she be examined for insanity.

Her husband said that he would try to make arrangements to get Ber into the German Hospital. Dr. Mauzy advised Mr. Schaefer not to leave his wife alone for a moment because she was very likely to do herself herm.v The doctor was then told that he eed not call again unless sent for between 12 and 1. At that time a boy etime and said that he need not come unless sent for between 4 and Jobn Schatier told how h's wife had become and that at the time she committed kuicide the nurse had stepped out for a moment.

He went in thA rrmm and soon saw that nies had gathered on her face. Turning down the clothes he found the suspender about her neck. He tried to restore respiration by rubolng the body, but she was dead. Tbe Jurors said that they had no- testimony as to what she died of, ana they demanded an autopsy. "For many women have died in taat house," said one juror, "and we don't know what that woman died of, and we want to find out." Mueller performed the autopsy, and some of the jury ref osed to watch the operation.

The physician found the lungs badly congested and filled with blood! fitill tbe iurv was not satisfied, and they questioned Dr. Mueller very caret uuy ut iwa uui be possible lor si woman to tie a strap around her neck and then pull the clothes up over her head. The doctor said yes and then the jury wanted to know if a woman could strangle herself and die without a struggle. Again the doctor said vas. Then the jury brought in a verdict of death by sufheauon caused by strangulation or ner own hand wnue I temporarily insane, DEEDS AND 1I0BTGAGE3.

Specially reported to won each day for I The Tribune. DEEDS. May 29th. Zdwln Brenan to Louts 8. Harrlnjrtou corner Tentn avenue ana Twenty-secOBd street, SW lOOxUtf, 10 I Mix to vW A.

Mix Undivided half S.41 acres on Satual creek, Brooklyn township A. Mix to Wiiliam-Wells to 8.P. UorreU Loto 4, 5 and 6 Glen Echo tract No. 2, Oakland township Same to H. E.

Makinney Lots 11, 12, -16 and 23, same tract. A. P. Thomson to John Crebbla and wife corner Thirty-sixth and Adeline, 125x80, Oakland I. M.

Condir to C. W. KinseyN Laurel, 45 from Telegraph avenue, 45x200, Oakland. C. W.

Klhser to J. M. Merrell A. J. Ralston to Same Laurel, 250 from Telegraph avenue, WJBx 200; also Laurel, 500 from Tele graph avenue, 100x200, Oakland.

A. K. Miner 4o Same Laurel, 200 from Telegraph avenue, 60x200, 5 10 2055 10 10 10 10 C. E. Elliott to F.

B. Elliott, her has- -band 8 corner Eighteenth street and Thirteenth avenue, 8W 65x100; SS Eighteenth, 132 SB-from Thir- teenth avenn, SB 78 to creek, 8 150, 130, 25, 32, KE 100, Oak- land i. Gift George HillegassstaV to Marie Hule-gass Block 204, Oakland, qult- claim i. V. W.Wood to Thomas Shannon Thirtieth, 565 from Market, je 100 Y140.

Oakland 2500 Joseph Hume to A. M. Schenck Walnnt, 124 from College way; 60X136W, Berkeley D. W. Mcee to C.

acres on county road, from Miles to Haywards, Washington towa- shfp i. M. K. Blake to A. M.

Shepard Lot 8, 10 4000 10 Blake tract No. Berkeley- v. T. U. Smith to E.

A. Jones Lot 15, block Piedmont Park, Oakland township k. f. M0ETQAQE3. WxDNXSDAV, May 29.

Frans Kits and Wife to Phil Sieben 3 corner iWalnat street and Bnena -Vista avenue, is 100x50, Alameda i 8. Morrill to W. Buckley As In deed i H. E. Maalnney to Same As in deed.

as. PritcheU to Union Savings Bank Filbert, 150 from Twenty-sixth street, 25x125, Oakland. B. C. Hawes to M.

X. Mathews. Lot fronting 171 feet on Haywards, an Leandre Anna Head et aL to Mary R. Stearas Channing way, 150 from Dana, 65x130. Berkelev 2 731 1541 250 sooo 8750 Lonls Schaffer to George Gerke of 8E section 13, township 8, range 12 2300 Ir you want the privilege of paying off your mortgages at will make them through Goldberg Hart, 469 Kinth street, wno are prepared to accommodate borrowers for any amount at 6 per cent on the installment plan.

Wfce Tea Build Hew See DAVIS "WHITE, Oontiactors and Builders: ther belonsr to no combina tion, and can'buiid your 'house for less money than any one else. Flans and specincations larmsnea on appucauon. Temporarily located at ighth and Jackson sueets inew ouiia ShlloVs Consumption Car. This is beyond question the most suc cessful. Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Croup, and bronchitis, wtile its wonderful success in the cure cf Consumption is without a taraliel in the history of medicine, ince it's first discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand.

If you have a Couch we: earnestlv ask you to trv it Price, 10 cnta, -0 cents, and (1 CO. If your Lc. are sore, Chet or Eack lame, use caiioh's Porous Plaster, told by Osgood Eros. TVB, Bnras Bemoval. T.

T. It, Earns has temporarily moved his eruf loyment office to the southwest rrrrrof Xrrrhand T-JOsdway, where i 3 i i i re: rei to farsi-a ths fcct cf all kiiiU of help. i 1 1 The business under the frvk xt fprirr A Chamr'on, Jk ia vls future be i.i-?s lLCiiamrion. naay friends for their 1 i ro-" in the hope ijh. li ii futu'e.

Hiss Chajlfios. at Iv avenue, io -7, ai- Je Lon Tactician Thwarted by the Xore of Numbers of tie poslrg Brigade. Tie Board of Education held an ad-- rr.il raetting last niht. It was un-- tie entire evening would to tlie discussion of the 7 of increasing the EighschooL three to four years. At the Czg of the board majority of II.ah school committee presented a and also a communication from ilcChesney whereia it wes i it at the board take action on the and increase the coarse to jears.

It was presumed i that- the tin alone would be the only one r-'t 1 tSa rrl iTirrtJh ft i was evaded, and the matter is -1 yet settled All the principals in tad been invited to be present i 73 tLeir views on the subject. board bad invited the known es of Professor McChesney's i to come before them and give vies. There was Professor Me-: against all the princi-i in" tie departments- He opened' fearlessly, however, when he rruei the board that he- favored a vt course in tbe 'High' school, California High schools are z.j ones in the United States that .3 a three years course. With rears course only three subjects Liv wilt be given. This is a general eastern rule, which rs cf experience have shown C3 the best.

Scholars will ait jr. -hts to prepare four studies, and ethers and doctors will blame it on cra.iming process of the too much had been expected i eraanded of the pupils, and he ereiy believed thai he was salutary reform. He did not zi the new rule would have any ef- grammar and primary da-. tneius. 2U3tie opening argument ot the run 3 was made.

The issue had. been put, and Mr. McChesney 5 a.ted to see what argument his op-" -ents could advance against the "os. lions set forth by him. Bat hs zi doomed to disappointment.

Id -1, after the meeting was over, he was wesry because, as ne said, tne la- 3 tu a evening had been evaded and 1 jcrtonents had failed to meet bis -t rincipal Garlick of the Cole zJl. tie advocate of the nine year i ia the grammar and primary -s, was not going to allow the High .1 man to escape withoet placing i on record, and this he succeeded when he made the gentleman that he claims nine years lower grades before entering the school little enough. Thus a. it issue to the one before; the -i was thrust into 'the argument i victory number one was scored for a r.ine year course. lowever, it may be said that the aci pals do not oppose the four year in the High school providing does not shorten thegrammar and school course.

But that is just Te tie shoe pinches because they sTraidthat it will. Hen Superintendent McCly monds aboard" and took a band in the He informed the board that 3 the past year an experimental r- of eight years had been tried in r. rj sry and grammar schools, and 3 found to be too abort a time ia to do the work. He therefore 7 re a nine years course in, the iwr and primary grades-f -t Trincipat TMcChesney did not ct to be forced into a false nosi-lie ras hot discussing anything the grammar: and primary All he wanted was a four course in the High school, and Ti3 wiping to let the lower depart- fix their course to their own r- -tor If organ, the the board, then came to Mr. rescue.

He contended tne matter of fixing the High zz- I course wat independent of any of the lower He 1 not, wish to shut off any. e. and would use to near tne cf the primary teachers the question of an increase in l. rrimary ladies were ready for the fray. rhai been talking on this subject themselves.

They wire rpre-. tbe points they were going i e. The more argument the the longer the school terms to stretch Mrs. Stande 1 1 the Grove street school started. anient by advocating a total of 3.rs foT the primary grades months of this time td be i to a receiving class.

Then fol-'. i line Miss Colby, Miss Mullen, Aldrich. The views of Mrs. ri were coincided in by a i iiea had presented a new ques-1 1 tie board. Advocate McChesney moved in his chair.

He wanted to to tbe arguments on the ground t.iey were irrelevant, immaterial "Jiiiretent, and entirely foreign i 2 i tefore the jury of I at he concluded that discretion better part of 'valor, and i it went against the grain be 1 called the attention of i ia tve ouestion before them, i to see lir. McChesney'a cciied first. i double banked v. ihey argued that the school could be done three years than the iujne in the last three 2 rauniar grada course a teacher ia the o' cf the ilcthesney -1 tiie board taat be i ab'trase parts of from the I and replaced by rv. i bi3 oppon- '-uld hre rrevitfasly.

This "JE.3TJ at the prin-: i t.rx t.t had tLt.r a-rs. 1 i c'-C1-5 'ia, Di-' i i' a Lw.jre he i ea his -r Wi3 i (or i vv '-rci Ja-e l.a. 3 i i a coa- ij vo wai 1 XI tj 4 and Yolocipedes. Pleasanton Road fund Peter Breuss, $24; Herman Detjens, $4: T. B.

Down E. H. Frick, $93; Thomas KeUy, J. B. 70; Geo.

L. Nusbaumer, $33 50; H. H. Pitcher $44, $38; J. A.

Rose, $46; A. F. ScUweer, $26; W. C. Schweer, $47.

Piedmont Road fund P. J. Keller, $96; Dt O'Mara, $27; James Cunningham. $18: John Haggerty, 2Z; Thomas McCaflerty, $12: A. Martinea, $15; D.

O'Mara, $12; John SUver. $13. San Lorenzo Road fund Thomas Bakery $30; Thomas Cllnes, $12, $28, Si, $6, $7 J. A. GaUett, $12; John A.

Temescal Road fund Ellen u. una- 10; William Davis, $6: James Davis ratnex nee ess vvui- iaia Greager, Michael White, $2. vaiieciios maa xuna j. uann, $35; A. Moore, $29.

Washington Koaa tuna imam Hirsch. $1375: Caroline Joe Jsson, An tone E. Lewis, $4 F. D. filanaoss, S3 A.

s. uontross, iz i onn St. Clsir, $7 D. St. Clair, S16; Theodore Vandervoort, $34 50; E.

Briscoe, $5. Ocean View Road fund -B. D. Bis-well, $60 Blti EKJXCTED. The following bill was then rejected, being a.

duplicate: J. M. Asevado, $5 64. ADJOCE5KEET. The board then adjourned to Mon day, June 3, 1880, at 10 A.

x. Attest: Chas. T. Boaxdxav. Clerk, UKIOJl PACIFIC EXCUESION 1 Pullman tourist ears.

Oakland to Chica without cbanre. via Central and Union; Pacific Railroads. Quick time and uooular route. Uniformed porters Select in every way. especially for ladies without escorts.

For berths, call on or write to Geo. B. 8xaxa. 12th ft Broadway. Passenger Agent.

CALA, TEACHERS' EXCUBSI0K. A speciai party of teachers will leave Oakland, Tuesday, June 11th, via Salt Lake City mod DenTer, in Pullman Tourist Cars. Oakland to Boston tad er-wlthout Teachers or their: friends contemplatlna a trip East during the coming vacation are assured of a comfortable trip and eon-genial company at a very low rate of fare. For. information call on or ad dress -it -How.

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