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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1901

Page

4

Time Table Update for Southern Pacific Rail Line

The new Southern Pacific Railroad timetable lists routes to San Francisco at 6:38 a.m. from San Jose and 7:34 a.m. except Sunday, with Sunday 8:00 a.m. service. Other departures include 10:48 a.m. from Niles and San Jose, 3:06 p.m. to Sacramento, 6:28 p.m. daily to Stockton, and a 4:35 p.m. local from Livermore.

Southern Pacific Railroad San Francisco San Jose Niles San Joes Sacramento Stockton Nilew Livermore

Garretaan and Area Town Gossip and Notices

Garretaan residents sought at Garretaan s B street opposite school yard. Birth announced to Elmer Patterson’s wife a daughter born last Saturday. Bruneer traveled to Liver mors on business. Second-hand bicycle offered for sale. Merchants Carnival at the Qoers House tonight. Presbyterian Church benefit. Berkeley correspondent Geo Mansfield named for Call during summer. J. M. Parker estate sale scheduled for tomorrow. Marriage notice Adolph Lee and Mira Lillius O Neill in San Rafael June 2, 1901. Dark room being prepared for amateur photographers at Hayward Drag Store. Groceries and fruit items advertised at Garreteone. Castor oil promotion at Hayward Drug Store. Congregational Church to undertake fall improvements including new carpets and cushions. Brummer completes acetylene gas lighting at Chas Branin’s new San Lorenzo home.

Local notes and social notices from Danville and vicinity

Mrs K L Casulty and Mie Alice Garretson attend Native Daughters Grand Parlor in Sacramento. Frank A St Sure, county infirmary surgeon, now commissioned captain in the National Guard. Appraisals of Elbridge Dole estate at 19044.85. Charity events include Seacherinos barbecue at Coll Ganyon and Presbyterian Children's Day. A grave accident injures seven year old Homer Fish. he’s improving. Public notices cover cemetery board changes and local business updates.

K. L. Casulty Mie Alice Garretson Sacramento Hayward Frank A. St. Sure National Guard

Re Engaged The Laurel District Board Names Returning Teachers

The new Board of Trustees G Langan J Obermuller and Dr A J Dean met and reappointed the existing teaching staff for the Laurel District. The list includes Principal Walter Greenwell, Vice Principal Mary McGuire, and and several teachers in various departments. The public is assured the selection preserves the efficiency and satisfaction of current work.

Merchants' Carnival Ends Abruptly In Darkened Tableau

The Presbyterian Church Indies Carnival drew a large crowd with dances by young girls in white and varied business tableaux from Slayward shops. C M Buck sang Forgotten in a pleading style, and several scenes featuring craftsmen drew applause. A blackout halted the finale, likely due to tampering. The show will be repeated tonight with a revised program and 25 cent reserved seats, five cents for children.

Presbyterian Church C. M. Buck Slayward

Excellent Report and Oil Wells Update for Hayward

A Columbian Oil Company representative reports well No 1 completed and awaiting tubing while well No 2 pumps 235 barrels daily and is ready for shipment. No 3 is down over 200 feet. No 1 prepared for machinery. Wells worker H W Meek praises outlook. a benefit concert for Miss Cone draws a fair audience. Local clubs plan events including Fraternal Brotherhood picnic and Hayward Tennis Club tournament with listed entrants. Butterick patterns offered at Allen's News Depot and Delineator subscription promoted.

Alexander Aud Powell Columbian Oil Company Snch H.W. Meek Ol Wells

Town weighs municipal water system ownership

The Board of Trade plans committees to discuss municipal ownership of the town water system at the next meeting. A town engineer will be appointed to study cost, determine best plant type, and advise on a bond election. Taxpayer education and support are urged, with Modesto cited as a model of lower rates under public ownership.

Board of Trade Phare Modesto Anne Lund

Unveiled Monuments by Woodsen of the World

The Woodsen of the World held its annual grave decoration last Sunday visiting Mt Eden and Astlole cemeteries. They marked Wn. Owen Hugh ONeill and L. N. Farwell AN. Parsons Louis Peterson with unveiled monuments. A four part ceremony featured quartette singing and readings by lodge members.

Woodsen Aeotinltes Mt. Eden Wn. Owen Hugh O'Neill Astlole Lone Tree Cemetery Thase L. N. Farwell AN. Parsons Louis Peterson Itmer Welsh Jus, Hoyt F. P. Allen FL Morrill Elmer Welsh B. «. Ryker A. Ramage P. J. Crosby

Junior Convention Held at Congregational Church

The annual Junior C. E. Sovietiew convention met Saturday morning at the Congregational Church lant with about seventy five delegates from Oakland Alameda and Berkeley. The Hayward Congregational Society won the banner for largest attendance. Berkeley was chosen as next convention site. An afternoon basket lunch and picnic followed at the park. Miss Martha Stewart was credited for organizing the event.

C. E. Sovietiew Congregational Church Lant Oakland Alameda Berkeley Hayward Congregational Society Martha Stewart Congregational Society

School Election Yields Four Candidates for Trustees

Voters turnout 39 percent with four candidates in the race. A J Bean led with 207 votes, Juv Obermauster 204, N C Petersen 144, and E K Strobridge 143. R Reid and EO Webb were elected trustees for the High School to represent Laurel and San Lorenzo districts amid opposition.

Hayward Iis Ayal A. J. Bean Laurel San Lorenzo

Settle Differences Between Two Widows of Architects

Mrs Ella G Hamilton and Mrs Emma C Percy widows of the firm Percy Hamilton architects have agreed to settle their dispute. Hamilton to accept 250 dollars from the Percy estate and sought her late husband’s share of fees. Judge Ellsworth granted permission to compromise the suit after a refused demand and ensuing conflict.

Ella G. Hamilton Emma C. Percy Percy & Hamilton Hamilton Law Percy

Dire Astrological Prediction About Mrs McKinley

An editor's reader forwards a 1900s omen predicting Mrs McKinley will die at 3 o clock in the morning on July 14. The letter claims an astrology based disaster tied to the planet Maza and the Moon, urging publication online with proof from science.

Local notices and graduation exams in a small town

Palomares Denis James visits with friends from Joaquin and Givet of the week while Mr. Bleanvelt from Tallinois spends summer with his son on the Anway palace. Gaza Blemaelt Annie Varcas and Lizzie Rey take eighth grade graduation exams. Trusters elected were J.C. Jensen and Jacob Jenen. Orthopedic ceable shoe advertised at ten different prices 3.50 with first-class repairs on B street opposite the post office.

Denis James Mr. Bleanvelt Tallinois Anway Galace Marz Reedy San Jose Gaza Blemaelt Annie Varcas Lizzie Rey J.C. Jensen Jacob Jeneen M. Diggn’s

Board of Trade Discusses Drier and Water Ownership

The Board of Trade met at the town hall with a good audience. Two main questions were debated, namely the visibility of a cooperative drier and municipal ownership of water. A committee of one was appointed to gather cost and location details for a drier and report soon. A separate committee was formed to consult with Town Trustees next Wednesday and propose a joint action on water ownership.

Board of Trade Board WO. Emerton P. Wikbert D. Chishuim G Toyne

Offender Faces Fine for Poll Tax Obstruction Under Law

Under Sections 62 to 43 every person who refuses to comply or obstructs the Assessor in collecting the State Poll Tax is guilty of a misdemeanor. Penalty includes a fine of up to $500 or imprisonment in the county jail, or both, with additional penalties possible.

Ling County Uta

Unequalled Transcontinental Rail Service Ad

An advertising notice touts the Rio Grande Western Railway routes via Salt Lake City and Denver to Chicago and St Louis. It highlights three daily transcontinental trains with Pullman, tourist sleepers, dining cars, and free reclining chairs. Agents F W Thompson in San Francisco and Geo W Hvings in Salt Lake City solicit inquiries.

Salt Lake City Denver Rio Grande Western Railway Rio Grande Colorado Midland America Chicago St. Louis Feller F.W. Thompson Mackyt Francisco Geo. W. Hvings Salt Lake Citz

Going East This Summer to Exposition Points

Prospectors and travelers are urged to contact Mr. D. W. Hitchcock, General Agent Union Pacific RA Co., San Francisco, for reduced round trip rates to Buffalo, Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee and Eastern points via the Overland Limited schedule, promising faster travel by rail.

Buffalo Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Milwaukee East D. W. Hitchcock Union Pacific Ra, Co Montgomery St San Francisco Overland

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Frunay Talk OF The TOWN Garretaan Agee Garretaan’ S School-Yard Elmer Patterson H. 5 Bruneer Liver Mors Wale the Merchants Qoers House Benefit Presbyterian Church Garreteona Geo. Mansfield Call J. M. Parker Morrow San Rafael Phillipa Adolph Lee Mira Lillius O'Neill Garreteone Lis Herng Episcopal Fernbrook Hayward Drug Store Brummer Chas. Branin Branin Sponges Chaomin and Reid Geo. A. Oakes PJ. Crosby Chas. Prowse Danville Elbridge Dole Chas. A. Pimentel Charlie Henry Wallechndt Lilly Sleemann Estreet A. E. Johnson Peter Brandt P. Co Homer Lone Tree Cemetery Association Charles Prowse J. W. Rice D. Luce Mr. Hicks Allenta Tony DeVamp Garretaon’s Samy Booth Trinity Aid Society George Smith Walter Werren Smith R. Reid Carl Mohr and Son People’s Cash Store Congregational God Solomeon Peter Johnson Miss Cone Hhese Sun‘eet Park Santa Cruz Mountains Central California Mt. Exlen Asso J.C. Crooks E. F. Museen W. Cooper J. Obermalies Allen's News Depot California Care Fruit Association Meek Feaneka Tayne Senate and Assembly Ouribra Palomares Alameda County Court House Cole Tadius Henry P. Dalton Aserraor Oakland, California Office of the aAssessor Heiss Gatland County of Alameda Bec Politicat AU Petaore “Rong Real Estate Teaquistel Asaescor Dieenor Alameds County Cakiang, Calliaraia Chhege Cuiiaco J. P. Elmer Pasenger Act Gan F. QO. Unzen Mills Building Sane Pictures Daves Adu Buckratn Claw Herd Phioge Entiwenial Tommy Upier Prigener Zendie Gileh West Mrenee Huey Derart Tonumerca Fingal Smith Bros. Dousseliers Rath Washington Sts Wood Ant Jesse H. Woods Or. Main and B Streets HL Neudeck Herman Fessler Eden Market Castro Street Neudeck & Pessler Aso
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