Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-09

the undersigned, at the close of this eXauina-
ton, do solemnly swear Tor affirm) that prior to
each session l had no knowledge whatever of
the questions proposed; that | had neither
gwen to any one nor received from any one
explanations or other aid III answering them
nor have l received from any member of the
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munster to every examinee the above oath or
affirmation.
RAscALLY CoNDUCT.-About $50 yester-
day morning, as two young ladies, daugh
tiers of detective L. T. Burke, were return
ing home from church, they were followed
by man named James Young to the door.
He hesitated minute or two. and then
entered the house after them. Mrs. Burke
met him, and, on his making some often
sive remarks, ordered him to leave. Instead
OF doing so, he struck her heavy blow on
the eye, knocking her down and causing
quite cut. He also struck her on the
breast. Her eldest daughter lust then ar
rived on the scene, and the fellow was
made to leave. An officer was sent for,
and officers Ash and Franks arrested
Young at Second and J streets and took
him to the lookup. He denied having
done anything wrong, but is positively
Identified. He had evidently been drink
he had been locked up few minutes he fell
into drunken sleep. Mr. Burke, who has
been absent OH business in Arizona, re-
turned home q short time before the occur
renee, but had just gone to q barber shop
If he had been in the house the unwelcome
visitor would doubtless soon have had
broken bones to nurse.
INCoRPoRATIoNs.-Ther were fled Satrlr-
day in the Office of the Secretary of State
articles of incorporation of the National
Home and Loan Association. Object. to
accumulate fund on account of shares of
stock subscribed, and, with interest and
premiums on loans, etc, to constitute q
capital stock, which shall be loaned to sub
scrlbers. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. DirectOrs-D. Stern, A Drucker
B. s. Sheidman, f. Yokias, Leon Blum, S.
Gimp, 4. hoffman, J. E. Ruggles and L.
Michels Capital stock, 81 100000, divided
into 1000 shares. ALSO, of the Congrega-
tional Ministers Relief Society of Califor-
mia. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Directors-J. H. Warren, T. X.
Noble, S. S. Smith, j. c. Holbrook, G..
Mooar This corporation has no capital
stock, as pecuniary profit is not the object
of the incorporation. The object is to re-
ceive and disburse funds for the relief Of
INDECENT, aged and infrm, or disabled min
listers of the gospel, of the Congregational
denomination, and their families
RAILROAD DETENTION. - The express
train for Delta which left this city Saturday
morning, found a large landslide on the
track about ten or eleven miles this side of
its destination that evening. As it was
evident that 4 large force of men would be
required to remove it, the conductor started
for Delta on foot for assistance, and about
mile below that place found another
slide. The necessary steps We're at once
taken to clear the track. Meanwhile the
wires were down between Middle Creek
and Delta, and yesterday the railroad
officials were unable to hear from the
train. 1t was waited for at Redding until
, P. NJ, and then a special was started south
arriving hear at 8 o'clock last evening. a
special from this city met it at Davisville
and took the San Francisco passengers
through. The lost train reached Middle
Creek, coming down about o'clock last
evening, and arrived in Sacramento early
this morning.
WANTED TO SUIcIDE.-About 1890 last
evening woman named Alice Bellanny,
who has been on a spree for about two
weeks, since her lover, Ed. Laken, was sent
to the county Jail for working the change
racket" attempted to commit suicide at
her house on l. street. She had previously
scrawled in pencil on sheet of note paper
what she intended for a will, and then
secured a long piece of rope, one end of
which she had about her neck, and was
considering what to do with the other end
when woman living near her went in and
stopped further proceedings. The would
be suicide was taken to the calaboose by
officers RiAar aroA fpr 70
For STEALING TURKEys.-A man named
Fred. Denny was arrested yesterday by Of
ficers Franks, Coffey and Brissell for grand
larceny, in stealing about sixty turkeys
from Gibson's ranch, across the grant Mr..
Gibson came to the city yesterday, and re-
ported that wagon load of turkeys had
been stolen from his place Thursday, and
another wagon load on Saturday. The first
lot was sold to D. DeBernardi & Co., and
the last to VIM. Jones. Denny declares
that he purchased the fowls from man
named Jackson, but cannot tell where the
latter is to be found.
FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING. - About
o'clock yesterday morning small brick
house on Thirteenth street, between F and
! G, was observed to be on fire, and an alarm
filming the blaze principally to the room in
| which it originated. Damage, between
500 and $500. There was light insur-
ance. The building had been unoccupied
| for some time, and it is supposed that
| tramps had managed TO gain entrance to it
and accidentally set it on fire.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday James Young, by officers
| Ash and Franks, for battery; Josephine
Maeabo, by officer Sullivan; Wong Y, u
and Charley Jim, by officers Franks and
Brissell; and G. C. Bennett, by officer Far
rem, all for disturbing the peace.
SPLENDID music, new songs, by the
| Spanish Students Combination, Metro
politan Theater, Thursday evening.
| oDAY The finest jet sateen and turkey
red comforters, 81 IS worth So 50). Red
House.
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