Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-29


figures following, TO wit:
CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE.
"This is to certify that on the 18th day of No
vember in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred ard seventy nine, at Brighton, in the state
Of CAL co OF Sac, in the Diocese Of Keesn, joined
together in holy matrimonY e. E. LaDdes and julia
A. Finn, according TO the rites Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States Of America
and in conformity with the laws OF the state OF Cal
ifornia. In witness whereof 1 have hereunto put
my name this 18th day of Nov, a. D. one thousand
eight hundred 10. G. +. FOSTER.
II. h RILEY, } yyi.,a,sasD
Mrs. c. +. FOSTER,
That said marriage and the certificate thereof
were and are false and fraudulent; all of which
said facts at the time and now are well known
to said Landes.
That from and after sad 18th day of November,
1879 he, the said Landes further pursuing his said
design lived and cohabited with said Julia 4. Finn
as her husband. and continued 50 to do until the
5th day Of August, AID. 1880.
That as the result Of such pretended marriage and
such cohabitaiiOn the said Ju Ia A. Finn gave birth
to a child on the 10th day of October, 1880.
That during all of said time said Julia A. Finn
was deceived and deluded by said fraudulent acts
and the false and fraudulent representations of said
Landes into the belief and she did believe, that said
false and fraudulent marriage good, lawful
and valid marriage.
That on the 9Th day of August, 1880. well know
ing all the above facts, the said Landes ntermarried
with Emma Hack without disclosing to her his said
relations to said Julia A Finn
Whereupon the complainant asks that the said
teachers certificate of said George E. Landes be
nuled and cancelled. d. E. ALEXANDER.
The petition for the revocation of the. GER
tifcate is based upon the fifth subdivision of
section SO of the amendments to the Political
Code, which provides that County Boards
of Education have power to revoke, for i'm
moral or unprofessional conduct or evident
un6tness for teaching, the certificates granted
by them"
County Superintendent G. E. Bishop has
called a special meeting of the Board, to be
held at his office next Saturday afternoon,
commencing at l o'clock, to hear and con-
slider the case. The County School Board is
composed of G. E. Bishop, J. E. Blanchard,
w. Willis, George Smith and Miss Harriet
9. Mccormack.
BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-A special meeting
of the Board of Education was held on Sat
urday evening. Mr.. Burrows appeared and
| asked that the rule compelling ali school
children TO be vaccinated or furnish a certih-
cate that they are sufficiently protected from
former vaccination be waived in the case of
his children. The Board declined to make
exception to the rule. The examination of
the new rules and regulations to govern the
city schools was then entered upon, and about
half were considered, and adopted, with
til this evening, when the remainder will be
considered.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.- following car
loa is of freight were received in this city
since last report: One of hogs, Al of wood
of oil, l Of nails, IA of steel rails, q of
coal, 1 of SALMON, & of merchandise; 2 of
wine, of raisins of copper bullion, of
granite, z of lumber, of barley, 1 of doors
and sash, IL of wheat, l Of sewer pipe, of
sand, l of -four and middlings, 2 of iron, l Of
whisky and of car materials Alec through
csr leads East were forwarded: Three of
hops of coffee, of merchandise, 20 of
wool, of beans, II of barley, of wine, 5
of salmon, l of raisins and of copper
bullion.
POLICE CoURr.-In the Police Court on
Saturday, Charles Burns. on the two petit
larceny cases-taking the harness from DIR.
Dixon and Israel Luce-was fined S150 aud
costs. Charles Brooks pleaded guilty to two
charges of disturbing the peace. Ed. Folger
was edju1ged guilty of the same oHense.
George Clark and Charles Small pleaded
guilty to petit larceny, and Judgment post
| poned Charles Eugiish's case was continued
| till to-day, and Uncle Jimmy forfeited So
| deposited upon his drunk.
|
birthday of John Prentice was duly remem-
bered by the Pioneers at their hall after their
business meeting last Saturday evening A
| collation. was spread and the occasion par
| ticipated in by large gathering. Speeches
were made and old times lived over again till
the wee hours. Mr. Prentice is the oldest
person belonging to the Pioneer Association,
| r. l.. hampton is the next in age, and will
| iryhf ioth ~ ayt
OFFICIAL BONDS FILED.-The official bond
! of J. w. Wilson as Supervisor was fled in
the Recorders Office on Saturday in the sum
of SIS, o00 with F. w. Fratt, C. Green, L.
! g. Chandler, l.. Eikus. George w. Chesley
| and James /. Felter as sureties, in the sum
| of s., 600 each. Also T. w. Gilner filed his
official bond as Justice of the Peace, in the
sum of So, 600, with l.. g. Chandler and I. J.
Ciunie, in the sum of IS. 600 each, as sureties
| TITLE TRANSPORTATION Saturday M.
NJ. McManus and wife executed their deed
to Sacramento county of the premises known
as the east half of lot z, between Fl and 7,
Sixth and Seventh streets, being the property
| next west of the Court House, which was
recently purchased by the Board of Super
visors as the site for the Hall of Records
| The deed WAS filed with the Recorder on
Saturday afternoon.
FREE LLcTURE.-Dr. J. Simms, well
known in the city by his lectures delivered
here two years ago, will deliver another
course of illustrated and amusing lectures on
Physiognomy the present week, at the
| Congregational Church. This evening, corn-
mencing at s o'clock, he will give free lect-
ure, taking for his subject "The Human
Face"
INooRPoRATED-There has been fled with
the Secretary Of State the certificate of incor-
poration of the Union Development Com.
pany. Place of business, San Francisco.
Directors-C. E. Allen, jos. Larue, S. H.
Mather. J. NJ Hinkle, l. L. Bullock. L. N
| Wand. E. J. Pringls Capital stock. 8, Co.,
600, in 100 900 shares of $40 each.
TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-The Sacramento
County Teachers Institute will be held the
present week, commencing Wednesday, De-
csInber 1st, and last three days. 1t viii be
held in the Jefferson school building, corner
of Sixteenth and n streets The city schools
viii be closed for the week. after to morrow,
to enable the teachers to attend.
MASONIC HALL DEracArIoN.-Th dedica.
ton of tie new Masonic Hall, at Elk Grove,
| VIII take place tomorrow st o'clock P. NJ.
The ceremonies will be publicly conducted by
Hon. S. G. benson. At their conclusion a
supper will be provided by the wives and
daughters of members OF the order, and o
dance will afterwards be given.
! SrEREoPTIUoN ExHIBITIoN--A stereopti-
con exhibition will be given this evening by
Professor A. o. Gregory at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, commencing at half.
past o'clock. One hundred and twenty FIVE
| views from around the world " will be pre-
scented. making the entertainment instructive
as well as pleasing.
NoTIoE.-Dont fail to attend the grea.
au:tion sale Of the Central House furniture,
this day taIonday), November 10Th, at 1880
o'clock sharp. Sale to commence on third
floor, where the furniture and carpets are as
| good as new, snd all to be sold without
reserve.
LADIES, prepare for tomorrow, and don't
allow yourselves to miss rare chance to
secure some of the most uncommon bargains
we have as We. ever been able to offer. Me-
| chanics Store.
| REnEHBER, we shall have two extra wagon
| deliveries to MORROW. Mechanics Store.