Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-21

New INCORPoRATIoNs. The following
articles of incorporation were yesterday
filed with the Secretary of State Of the
North Pasadena Land and Water Com
Company, for the purpose of purchasing
and apprOpriating water and water rights
in Los Angeles county. Principal place of
business, Pasadena Directors-John II.
Painter, John Allin, Byron o. Clark, B. f.
Ball and NJ. ID. Painter; capital stock, 500
600, divided in 800 shares of the par
value of $50 Also, of the Hum
bOidt Lumber Manufacturers Association,
for the purpose of buging, selling and
shipping lumber and timber, to own, con-
troll and manage lumber mills, sail vessels
and steamers. Principal place of business.
Eureka, Humboldt county; Directors
John Vance, William Carson, c. j. Stat
ford, John a. Sinclair. l. Culberg, y. II.
Folk, L. Cousins capital stock, 100000,
divided into 1000 shares of the par value
Of 500 each lso of the Selma Mining
Company, to carry on general mining
and milling business in Quijotoa mining
district, Pima county, Arizona. Principal
place of business, San Francisco: Direct
Ors-W. B. Douglass, Frank Reed, Patrick
Gibney, J. H. Sayre, q. L. Waters; capital
stock, $4,000, 900, divided into 100000
shares of the par value of 500 each.
Also. Of the Amont Mining Company. to
carry on a mining and milling business in
the district of Nevada county of Nevada
Principal place of business, San Francisco:
Trustees-Jesse W. Brown. Oliver Maca-
voy. George Emmett. W. Il. Watson. Daniel
Buck; capital stock, $4,000. 900, divided
into 100000 shares of the par value of
500 each......Also, of the indianapolis
Manufacturing Company, for The purpose
Of importing, manufacturing, buying, sell
ing and dealing in furniture and house
hold furnishing goods Principal place of
business San Francisco; DircctOrs-Chris-
tian Schneider, George Stailler, David Saw
tellc, J. L. Moody. f. Reutschler capital
stock, $4,000, divided into 300 shares of
the par value OF 800 each
NorARIEs PUBMc.-Governo Stoneman
has appointed the following Notarics Pub
lie: T. A. De Camp for Pomona, Los An
geles county, vice J. f. McComas, term ex-
pired Martin b Miller. for Nicasio town.
ship. Marin county W. o. J.. Crandall.
for Olema, Marin county; {. l.. Clahin, for
Alturas, MOdoc county, vice self; F. T.
Johnston, for Napa City, Napa county. vice
+. d. JOY, removed from county; w. 4.
Elgin, for St. Helena, Napa county, vice c.
A Gardner. resigned John ClydeSdale, for
ROcklin, Placer county, vice self; j. c.
Tubbs, for Sacramento vice q. Haines, re-
signed Samuel Cross, for Sacramento, vice
George +. Bates, term expired J. l.. Hud-
ner. for H0liSter. San Benito county. vice
self; Elmer i. Rowell for San BcrnarJliuo,
san BcrnardnO county vice self did not
qualify on time; T.. Rousseau. for Santa
Clara. Santa Clara county vice S. 4. Glad
stone resigned; II. II. Baker, for Watson
vile, Santa Cruz county; G. NJ. Rock for
Davidson, for DOvnicville. Sierra county.
vice self; T. /. Ford, for Downeville, Sierra
county, vice f. ID. Seward, resigned; Ed
ward Fisher for Nacaville, Solano county,
vice self; James w Oates, for Santa Rosa.
Sonoma county, vice self; l.. J. Maddox,
for Modesto, StaniSlauS county, vice self;
/. C. Mckeeby, TOR San Bucnaventura,
Ventura county, vice self l.. f. Eastin, for
san BuenaycntuTa, Ventura County. vice
self
CONVICTED OF BIGAMY.-In Department
Two of the Superior Court yesterday, Cyrus
b. Cooper (colored) was. by jury, found
guilty of bigamy. 1t was shown, although
neither of his wives were present as wit
ncSSeS, that he married Emmarctta Jack
son in 1870, and, without being divorced
from her. married Sabina Lee in 1888. He
testified IN his own behalf that he sepa-
rated from Emmaretta by mutual consent,
they agreeing that either might marry
again at will, and he did not know that he
was violating the law when he married
Miss Lee.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Living char
acters stepped out of Dickens old Curl
osity Shop last night Miss Putnam, in
the dual role Of Little Nell and the Mar
ehioness, was admirable Her persona
ton was high art The Dick Swiveler
OF Mr. Murdoch, and the Quilp of Mr.
Bosworth were happy conceits, and testified
to the comedy ability of these gentlemen.
1t was thoroughly well played piece, and
should by all means be repeated 1t pre-
sents this well balanced troupe at its best
Tonight the charming play of NFanchon."
ATTENTION, LEGISLATORS Fine imported
cigars, wines and liquors. at the Sacramento
Exchange, Seventh St, rear Golden Eagles
SKATING RINK Music and bon-bon party
tonight 25c. Masquerade Carnival, Feb. re
CALL for Ruhstaller's Pilsener Fasen
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