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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
1
Local notes mention Kusiew Authtas and Hansas with events planned for Friday. The fragment cites S. T. and C. R. Morgan and references May date contexts.
The Board of Trade expects to print a new pamphlet detailing T ward resources and advantages. At last Wednesday’s meeting printers said proofs will be ready in a couple of days and final distribution soon follows. Mr Henderson of San Francisco proposed acquiring a panoramic cinegraph film for exhibition on California routes, but funds are short for the project.
Henry Smyth 73 a longtime Alameda county resident died at his San Lorenzo home on Monday from a stroke after a long illness. He arrived in California in 1852 and ran a blacksmith shop with wagon and implement manufacture. A Mason, he left a widow and six children. Funeral held at his home with many friends in attendance, remains cremated in San Francisco.
Next Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings Hayward audiences will see Ezell the hypnotic wonder and Lola Cotton the remarkable child. The feats intrigue skeptics and mystify thinkers as Professor Stratton of the University’s philosophical department endorses the Child of Mystery. Show promises first class performances with Exell planned for an Opera House exhibition to club members and Ladies Annex.
Last Friday evening a High School alumni reception honored Miss Lavelle after her graduation from U G. The Native Sons gymnasium overflowed with teachers, alumni, and friends. Dancing predominated but reminiscences of school days were shared. Prof Larrabee played piano as J B Prowse managed the floor.
C E at Stockton enjoyed a hearty welcome as their May convention ran May 17 to 20. The mayor and Board of Supervisors chairmen spoke of good access and abundant support. The pavilion hosted speakers and music led by Ger rude Elliott with Adeline Meek and Oakland quartet members drawing applause. Early morning prayer meetings and Bible study talks were praised. 1300 delegates attended, 110 from Alameda County. Monday featured sightseeing before the group voted to attend the next State Convention in Santa Ana.
Adams Springs in Lake County California advertises medicinal mineral water from a complete steam bath system open year round with hotel grounds lit at night. Rates range from 10 to 14 dollars per week with daily mail and long distance telephone. Trains from Market Street connect at Calistoga for a half hour ride to the springs with lunch. For details contact Dr W R Prather Proprietor Agent 1610-15131 Wilis Street San TF IT.
The Independent School Trustees awarded a private contract to Jorgensen for a 28 by 30 foot addition to the schoolhouse. Hayward carpenters demand bids through local papers for public work. D Manter operates pumping gear supplying the county with water. Hay cutting is active and grain harvest to begin in two weeks. Barley will be short though oats stay average. Fruit crops in canyons show heavy apricots and prunes. several apple varieties promising. Bartlet years noted. G Toyne, contracted for a well at Crow Canyon with Dr Garsand, found 7 feet of salt water at 25 feet depth.
The second annual lawn tennis tournament for the Alameda county championship begins May 30 in Centerville. On two Centerville High School clay courts and one Centerville Athletic Club court play starts at 9:30 am and continues through the day. The event is sanctioned by the Pacific States Law Tennis Association.
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