Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 1

I I i lailM (Bimiiug 1 itrilniE VOL. II. CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1874. NO. 96.

ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. POLICE COURT. TEACHERS' SALARIES. Daily CMaM MARRIED OR: TJUMARRIED, liaolll FraM eafDets.

Wliety Ton Can Ckt wrertHM lutW i nine, niMwun aunning to Three or Four ONLY HALF SUITED: QTJEBTETT BROS; W.W, HcTTRTTZTTI, iUNDERTAKEK, Klghfh street, bet. Broadway and rranklia -t atieeta, OaklanA '--fiw FTJNEBaLS conducted in the best poaeiMe manner, and with novrrmcn aioms- raTCH. All undertaking at reasonable rates; as I devote my whole attention to the bust- "aU ktnds of COFITNS and CASKETS wooden or metsUo. Also, all descriptions of Merino and Satin Robe, constantly on hand. i i BW Hearse and Carriages, for city and eountry.

A' LIVE OTSTES HOUSE. GO TO THX Oakland SesUurant and Oyster i Iletue pOR the finest, fattest and jnciest Shrews- bury Transplanted Oysters, Crabs Salads, Derilad Crabs, Welch. Barebita. Chops, 8 and everything in market served to order. No place can eqnal the popular Oakland Restaurant and Oyster.

Honse, 471 Seventh street, Bartiett'S -Building, opposite Beilroad. Depot. F.TKKBT, J. K.BI.STTHZK. PIONEER PlaninG IiTilh.

First Street, near cor. of Broadway, BLETHEN Ss TEBBY. Props. Doors, Sash, Blinds, Holdings, Frames, and every aeaenpaon or auia wuai i on hand and made toorder. GNAEINI'S FAMILY EESTATJRANT Ice Cream Oyster Saloon' ISSOrinth SU, bet, Broadway Wasbiagtoa TTAVUNU taken the above pop.

nlar stand. I invite the at. ten tion of the public and my old patrons. private dining-room for Ladies. Oysters in every style.

1 BROADWAY MABXET. H. FXNKELDKY. QEALEB IN r-' Beef. Mntton.

Tenl." Pnrkl Etc. 70S Broadway, between Third aad Feorta streets, Oakland. SAUSAGES AND BLOOD PrDDDIO A 8FKCLiLTx. All orders promptly attended to, and delivered free of charge. -j-.

MTJLLER'S OTSTEE SALOON Chop House, 1 QKTZ5TH BTEKET, BET. BO AD WAT AHD WASHINGTON. Private rooms neatly furnished. Oysters served ia every style; also, all kinds of Meats cooked, to order. Prices moderate.

The finest WIXE8, LIQUOB3 AND CIGJLMS -Ooaartsntly eti hand, WM. SHANNON, pBOPBTETOB OF THT, A. Delmont Ltvery Stable (Mount Diablo Stags Office.) Broadway, between Fifth and Sixth streets Oakland. Carriages, baggtae and saddle aorses to let at all hoars. Particular attention paid to transient but set.

BAXTER HOUSE, Saus Pahl Avenaa, J. BAXTEB, Prop'r. mHIB OOafMODIOTTS HOTEL IB HOW A open for publio aooommodatioa. The rooms are spacious, sinr sad pleasant. Located on the Saa Pablo road about two mites from Broadway Station, this house affords a delightful resort for families.

Ahorse and carriage are kept for the free use of boarders; also, stable room faraisaed to boarders who have their own eoavey. ances, free. Guests carried to and from the ears free eharBB. rf PRACTICAL BOOT-QXER' VSrl: tT7 Beveath opposite Kewlaad'l Hotel, Oakland, JOOTS AND SHOES NEATLY BKPATRE1 Invisible Patehw Pat est And gnaranteed (not to come off perfectly waterproof. Five arrests for drunkenness were made yesterday, four of whom were put through the Court this morning.

Owing to the crowded state of our columns, we suppress the names of all concerned Court and other officers included: Groceries and the Km The corner of Twelfth; and Broad way has ever been the popular place for families to procure 1 good, fresh groceries, fancy or staple. McCrum fc Cushing have constantly on hand fresh butter, ham, eggs, fruits in cans and glass, and all the many thousand articles of provisions used by every As to Teas- let others buy their willowy trash, and name, it mild Oolong, and boarding houses serve it up as excel lent Souchong; I buy my tea at Mc Crum Co's, they who sell at mod erate rates, a fragrant herb that ever cheers but not inebriates. My taste for tea, thus cultured, by many a perfumed brew, has taught to me a lesson that I'll now convey to you; and this it is, when'er you wish Im perial or Japan, Souchong, Gunpow der, Hyson, go to no other men let McCrum Co. all your Teas supply, and "tease" yourself no more run ning round inquiring for the best from store to store. Spices, a vast array, by trade-winds blown from afar, more odorous and pun gent than our Northern flowers are.

Nothing is here forgotten," from Herring to a Cheese. You can quick ly find and pay for, in short, just what you Fragrantly smells the coffee, that most aromatic bean. a rare collection, always fresh, and either browned or green. The read' er should remember now, the place to go for these: remember that when others McCrum Co. will please.

Currants are Current)! 1009 Broadway, have just received4- the largest and finest Cherry Currants ever brought to this market. They will dispone of them cheap which affords housewives an excellent op portunity to make jelly. And do you know that currants make the finest wine you ever drank? Local Option will not prevent you from making and drinking your own Get your currants of Lewis fe and then, if desired, the Tbtbtkx will fur nish the best recipe for making cur rant wine ever Gnrnett Bras. I These gentlemen have something to announce to the public to-day. See the advertising columns of to day's Tetbukb.

Gnrnett Bro's furniture and carpet establishment is one of the largest and most complete on this coast, and they have decided to sell goods for the nest two months at greatly reduced prices. Everybody ought to examine their goods before purchasing, for they certainly offer great bargains. Flonr and Feed. The, old firm of Sarpy Bars tow, Eleventh street, near Broadway fur- 1 niou soar unci ieea, xooa ior man ana beast, of the very best quality, and in any amount or variety. They deliver feed, flour, hay and grain, to all parts of the city.

Get your flour and feed of Sarpy Bars tow. Fire Cora nI loners. An adjourned meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners will be held on Thursday evening June 18th at eight clock. T. Wanted To-day.

At the office of the Western Union Telegraph Company, a boy to deliver messages. Apply in person, with recommendation. Wharf The railroad people have a steam pile driver at work about midway of the piers. 'i Wew Photoa-rapble Oallery. essrs.

Dunham Lathrop'i beautiful new Art Gallery, on the west side of Broadway, between 13th and 14th streets. Is now open to trie bqduc. ssvery axrie oi won Known In the profession, executed In the best manner and at reasonable rates. Special attention given to children's pictures, and locket work, copying and enlarging of old OAKLAND BANK OF SAVINGS. Capital, 81,000,000 nntECTOBs 8.

Wilcox, T. B. Bigelow, O. Tone hard. Michael Eeew, Thomas Yolland, Hugh Whittell, 8.

K. Alden. Walter Blair, W. Bowman, C. Sessions, F.

Delger, C. W. Held. Henry L. Paris, Wm.

A. Aldrich, Geo. Hick ox. FDiANcr comcmix 4 8. Wilcox, T.

B. Walter Blair P. 8. WILCOX Vice B. BIQELOW Ca.hler.................r.

W. OILL Loan, made and a general banking traai. neaa transactea in ail lu vsnoas branchoa. Ha vines Deposit, received from one dollar dp. and divioBde made thereon twice a rear utanoary ana my.

No Eetrane Fee or 1 Chargo Bank, Book. for The Stockholders are liable to tbe deooaL ton in this institution to the amount of one million dollars, affording guarantee of ab-aolnte aafetr to depositors. Our own Exchange in cold or earrencr for sale on the Ninth National Bank. New York City. ft California Trust Company.

Baa Francisco. are oar correspondent. BERKBIiK VILLA ASSOCIATION One-half Acre for S350. PAYABIiE 20 CASH. i BaLaHOC IK ISSTAUtKim $10 a Mora.

THE Land which ia within one-half mile of the State tTniwnritvJ ia hoantifnll situated, commanding a magnificent view of San Francisco Bay and its surroundings. It id on the line of the railroad which is projected from Jacob's Landing (the terminal i the new ferry from San Francisco,) to the University. The new town of Berkeley is certain to prove one of the largest and most favorite suburban renters of Ala meda county. Title perfect. A.

FKKK COACH Will leave the corner of Broadway an Seventh Street, every i Saadar. sad Wednesday at 9 A. 1 Sharp. i To convey intended purchasers to the Association's grounds. For particulars aad maps, apply to VlUiUa O'i UAKl', 11S Letdsdorff street, 8.

And F. CHAPPELLZT, Eighth St (near Broadway.) Oakland. Philadelphia Restaurant And Ladies and Gentlemen's Refreshment BROADWAY, Between Tenth and Keren th Oakland. 9-iBoara by tho Week. 1 OR.

AOORH, offihW; CATARRH. THROAT AND LUNG PHYSICIAN, 813 Cenry HtrecU All wbo have suffered for yean or a lifetime, and whose disease have resisted or baffled the ordinary mode of treatment, are invited to call for a free consultation. Charges moderate. Office Hoars 1030 a. to 8 r.

to 730 r. X. a. i. luiBBii.

wm. maaianE. E-ararr GLADDINQi SURRYHNE JEAL AQJBHT8. M6 Broadway, bet Kinta. and Taoth streeta.

Houses Rented and Rents Loans Xefotieted. Saa Francisco Office, 340 Montgomery li Boom Ho. ft. WATCHES AHD CLOCKS, Jawelrv and Silverware. AOOMPLXTE assortment of the latest style constantly on hand and sold at lower prices than they possibly esa be pas.

chased anywhere ia California. Special attention paid to repairing watoheS and the most complicated chronometera, as none bnt the best mechanics are v- lAiuia r. auuuB- 967 Broadway, next door to Postofftce. H. K06TXK, H.

KORHAHKXRS KOSTER 4 BZaXXB IX 'r qrGABS, Glassware, lamps. Tobacco, Wines, Liquors, etc B. cor. Broadway and Tentn street Goods warranted and delivered free to any part of the city. BANKHEAD SONS, i Office Broadway, bet.

Fifth and Sixth Sts. GENEBAL Licensed Auctioneers for Ala-mods county. Buy or sen Second-hand Furniture, and do a General Commission business. Crockery and Glassware constant ly on hand. M.

R0SEBTBERQ, VTEBCHAKT TaTLOB and otjtfttteb VI Men's and Boys Furnishing Goods, Northwest cor. Broadway and Eighth 8t. Hehedale of Halarles Adopted by the Board of Education Last Night. Following afth terms per month for which teachers in the Oakland Public Schools will have to labor the ensuing educational year: Principal of High School and Ir ving Grammar School rirs Assistant in High School, $150; Sec ond Assistant in High1 School, 100; Third Assistant in High School, $80. Principals im Grammar first assistant teachers, first grade, $85; first assistant, second grade, $80; first assistant, third grade, $75; assistants in Grammar the terms range from $80 down to $C7 50.

Principalsof Primary schools of eight or more classes, $100; first, second and third assistants," $85, $80 and assistants holding first grade certificates, terms range from $67 60 down to $47 50. Principal of the Cosmopolitan school, $125; assistants ranging from $77.50 to $72 60. Teacher of Drawing, $100; Music, $100; and German, $100. Four principal janitor's wages, $65 to $50; other janitors, $5 per month for each room. i i The Fourth in San The various societies, and military and fire organizations of this city have been invited to join the celebra tion of the Fourth of July in- San Francisco.

Grand Marshal Norcross in Oakland to-day and stated that the Executive Committee was very anxious to have a large delega- tion from this city take part in their celebration. It is proposed to make this one of the largest and finest affairs of the kind ever held. It is a remarkable fact that perfect harmony exists in San Francisco in relation to the celebration this year, and tte procession will be worthy of the occa sion ana me city. sir. norcross, Grand Marshal, evidently the right man in the right place.

He says that a delegation will go over from this city, he will guarantee that they will be cordially received and handsomely treated. Inasmuch as there is to be no celebration in Oak land, we hope thai the invitation will be accepted by a large number of our citizens. Badger's Ti day. Our reporter left the Park at one o'docki ACcordmg to the "oldest in- Habitant present, the turn-out was not up to last year, but. we thought the crowd sufficient to insure a very good tune if not 'bored by literary exercises.

WalcoH's band and some vocalists were occupying the floor chiefly up to and every table and nook was: taken up by groups of ftnd ovt drinking unit rnmniTiw nn rotnpii and romping, On our return the street cars were crowded with addi tional visitors, Desides many carriages, so thai it is not unlikely the as semblage will have equaled if not ex celled any previous re-union of the TuolumneiiM. The weather is just right not too warm to dance or romp or anything els incident to the best regulated picnic. Dropped from tho Rooter, By reference to the proceedings of the Board of Education. it will be seen that the name of Mr. Brodt, long time Principal of the Prescott Gram mar schooL gives way to that of Mr.

Brier. There are other chances. Now Mcnoot BnlNUnir. East Oakland will be favored by the immediate ittention of the Board of EdW on BnWfctof pubijc school house building. The Board night.

diseuBsed, the question 1 last Loit A black satchel containing articles of value to the loser, was lost on the two o'clock train Sunday afternoon. Particulars in advertising columns. new lora Sample Rooms. Qearga Conrad, formerly located at tbe cor ner of Sixth and Broadway, has removed to No. 906 Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth streets, where he has opened hand.

raw rooms, ana waeio ne Keep, on hand, at wholesale and retail. Winea. Iianon. Cigars, etc. Goods delivered free of A general invitation to hi.

friend, extended- Distributed FREE in all Parts of the City. OUR Klectloa TrarlMTi by the Board efEdactUon. The Hoard of Education last evening elected teachers for the various school fox the ensuing school year. Very few changes have been made in the Department. Following i be list complete: HIGH SCHOOL.

Principal of High and Irving Grammar bcnools J. B. McChes-ney. First Assistant of High School A. E.

Second Assistant Miss E. Temple. IBVISO GEAMMAB SCHOOL. First "Assistant and Teacher of First Grade-T-Miss: 'Walbridge. Sec-end Grade Miss Bills, and Miss Hardy.

Third Grade Miss G. Smith, Julia Brigham (substitute), and Miss Fourth Grade Miss E. Jayne and Miss Persing. 1XNCOLN r.mwm SCHOOL. Principal and teacher of First Grade Mr.

A. Craven, First Assistant and Teacher of Second Grade Miss Iachtetothaler. Third Grade Miss LaGrange and Miss Graig. Fourth Grader Miss Kimball and Miss Wilson. Fifth Grade Miss Meek.

Sixth Grade Miss Betancue. PBKSCOTT OKA MM AH SCHOOL. Principal and Teacher of First and Second Grade Mr. Brier. Firet As sistant and Teacher of Third Grade Mrs.

Fourth Grad Jlrs. Craven. Fifth Grade Miss Sherman. Sixth Grade Miss Ste- Tens. Seventh Grade il.

T. Kingmai. Eighth Grade Miss Clow and Mral "Winchester, fbasaxiit gbammah school. Principal and Teacher of First Grade jr. H.

Sumner. First Assistant and Teacher of Second and Third Grades Mrs. E. B. Tucker.

Fourth IGrade Misfe "White! Fifth Grade Miss Watson, Miss Bentley (substitute). Eighth Grade Miss H.Bueliand Mrs: Ellis. i AjDAMS STBKKT PEMiitT. Principal and Teacher of Sixth Grade Miss S. M.

Kimball. Seventh Grade-4 GBOVI STRUT PBIMABT Principal and Teacher i of Fifth Grade-Miss Aldrich. Sixth Grade- Miss O'Neal. Seventh Grade Miss NesbitV 1 Eighth Grade Miss Clow, imnm FEDtUI. Principal Mrs.

First Assistant and Teacher of Fifth Grade-Miss Robinson." Fifth Grade Miss Boniface." Sixth Grades-Mrs Campbell and: Miss Kent. Seventh! Grade AndersonMrs. Bain and .1 Mrs. Miss Shinn. Eighth Grad -Miss Merritt HARBISON STREET, PBIXABX Principal and Teacher-of Sixth Hamilton.

Seventh Gladding. Eighth Grade T-KIQHTH STKXKT PBIMAaT. ipal land Teacher -Grade aisey. Grade Miss Ger- mam. XDrOLtTAH SCHOOL.

pal Mr. A. D. A. Champion.

Mrs. Head. Ctottia, The Great Eegister is now the Lo cal Option 'thermometer. SegiBtra-tions indicate the heat of the canvass in the townships wherein elections are tohTheens of Murray township wiU Tote on the license question on; the 27th and the ai vipnon towmpmnw inoicaies warmth twenty-two applicants for registration were made at the Clerk's office. 'Alameda begun to warm up as yet Th.

City Credit. Wteh eight per cent, bonds sell at a Dremium. the financial hnalth nf the cityj is not in a very, bad condi-1 uon. BU K. Wilcox Sells I Painted Wire Safe Cloth at Eight iehlts per square foot, 955 Broadway, i Grade-Miss Grade Miss Mrs Carey'.

i Princj Missl I I WHERE TO GET GBOCEBJJES PETER" BAKER'S, ,823 BB0ADWAT, Below Sixth street, Oakland. FANCY sad Staple Groceries of all kinds at San Francisco prices. Grocerfes de- llvered free to all parts of the city If! pictures, etc..