Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-20
FOUND AT LAST.
William Kay Found and Arrested a
RIarysvilIe.

William Kay Found and Arrested at
Marysville.
Since the discovery of the murder of
Samuel Kay and wife at Folsom, on the Sth
instant, the authorities, especially Sheriff
Wilson, have made every exertion to learn
the whereabouts Of William Kay, son of
the murdered man, but up to Yesterday
without success Ii will be remembered
that he came to Sacramento with a load of
wood several days before the death Of his
father, sold the wood, got on a spree. and
his father came here on Sunday, the 4th
instant, and took the team back home.
after vain effort to find him. The last
time the younger man was seen, so far as
authentic information could be obtained.
was on the evening of Saturday. the Sd in
slant, in this city. When the murders
were discovered, many people believed the
son committed the deed, and this belief was
strengthened by his failure to appear. and
also by the fact that his fathers will was
found to cut him Off with but So. the
idea being that he killed the old
people to get them out of the way, and
with the expectation that he would be able
to secure and destroy the will Many other
people have refused to believe that Young
Kay committed the deed, and asserted that
he doubtless knew that the will was not
kept in the house, and that it was not prob
able he would run the risk Of appearing in
town where he was So well known. with
the intention of perpetrating such horri-
Bile crime. Whether innocent or guilty,
the public has been DESTROYS that he should
be found-those who believed him guilty
wanting him arrested and punished. while
his friends desired him to appear and rive
an account OF himself. Yesterday after
noon Sheriff Wilson received a disnatch
from Under Sheriff Ike n Aldrich of
Marysville, inquiring whether he wanted
VIM. Kay. The Sheriff quickly replied that
he did-wanted him badly 4 second dis
patch from Aldrich read Have arrested
VIM. Kay. Have him locked up in iail."
Sheriff Wilson responded that he would
send an officer for him by this mornings
train.
New lNcoRPoRATIoNs. - The following
corporations have filed their articles in the
Office of the Secretary of State: Copper
opolis and Stanislaus Wagon Road Com
pany, to construct and operate wagon
toll road from the town of Copperopolis.
in Calaveras county, via Telegraph CITY to
Peter SylerS, distance of about ten miles.
Principal place Of business, Copperopolis.
Directors-Thos. McCarty, r. VI. Dean.
II. T. McCarty, Edward McCartv,
Deborah McCarty. Capital, $4,000: actual
stock subscribed, 50, 500. California Jute
Company filed 4 certificate of raising their
capital stock to $4,000. Also of the
Oceanside Water Company, for the purpose
of supplying the town of Oceanside in San
Diego county, with water for domestic.
manufacturing and irrigating purposes.
Directors-Maymus TAFT, c. +. Francisco.
Andrew J. Meyers, NJ. S. Wetzel, James
Crawford. Capital stock, 5000; divided
into 100 shares. Also of the Masonic
Mutual Aid Association of the Pacific
Coast, to render financial aid TO beneficaries
of deceased members, and to establish a
home for the widows and orphans of de-
ceased Master Masons. Trustees-William
Thompson Garratt Jacob Hart Neff, Oar
win Carlos Allen, Thomas Hubbard Cas-
well. Franklin Henry Day, William Mon
roe Petrie. Joseph Elicit, Charles Curtiss
Wadsworth, Wilfred Weed Montague, John
Francis Merrill Columbus Waterhouse.
| ADMINISTRATORS AUCTION SALE.-D. J.
| Simmons & Co will sell at 9 A. NJ, sharp,
tomorrow, at the Paten place, eight miles
from Davisville, by order of Jacob Frees,
| executor of Ernest Paten, deceased, large
amount of personal property, including
/ household furniture of sixteen rooms dairy
| belongings complete. 1877 stock hogs, ia
calves Is months old, 40 milch cows, II
bulls, % mules, 80 work horses, > mares
/ with colts, , two year-old colts, 3 one year
! old, ! spring wagon, 4 farm wagons, 3 sets
/ double harness, mower, hay rake, gang
! plow, seed-sOwer etc; stack of straw, 10
! sacks wheat, chickens, etc. In case the sale
! is net completed that day it viii be contin-
| ued on Thursday at A. NJ Accommoda-
! tons will be provided for those attending
/ the sale.