Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-08
CANDIDATES

Police CoURT.-The only matter tried
before Judge Henry yesterday morning
was that in which Thomas Donahue, James
Duffy and James Franigau were charged
with grand larceny, in stealing a silver
watch and some money from p J. Muir
ply. The charge was reduced to petit
larceny, upon which the defendants pleaded
guilty, and were ordered to appear for
judgment to-moTow.....P. Hollingsworth
was charged with embeZzlement in connec-
ton with another case in which Murphy is
interested The latter is said to have been
worked upon by the young men mentioned
above to bet that he had more money than
one of their party had. They were in a
saloon at the time. and Hollingsworth was
the oarkeeper. The $40 was put up in his
hands as stake holder, to keep until the
bet should be decided The other parties
inform the officers that the money was to
have been divided among them all if
Murphy failed to claim it, and that it was
not paid back. Murphy does not remem-
Der anything about the transaction. Hol-
hngsworth says that Murphy called and
claimed the money within an hour after il
was put up, and it was returned to him.
Judge Henry continued the hearing of the
case antil tomorrow.
FROM BONDAGE TO FREEDOM. Prof.
i. c. Price, President of Zion Wesley Col
lege, Salisbury, y. c., will lecture in the
Congregational Church this evening. bav-
ing for his subject, From Bondage TO
Freedom" Mr. Price has come to the Pa
CHIC coast in the interest of Southern edu-
cation. He is especially interested in the
completion of building fund of $4,000.
IN order to secure bequeSt dependent upon
that amount being raised, when s.. 900 is to
be added to the endowment. Mr.. Price
only needs $1,000 to complete it. Senator
Stanford Endorsed the work of Prof Price
and the cause he represents by giving s. 900
10 the work. The methods and needs of
education at the South will be Interestingly
set forth this evening. Admission free.
DEATH or AN OLD RAILROAD MAN
Peter Clark Young died at the Railroad
Hospital in this city Saturday evening,
from disease of the heart. Deceased was a
native of Scotland, aged about 81 years.
lie came to California in 1858, and has been
in the employ of the railroad company for
the past % years as a machinist. His home
was IN Truckee. He had large circle of
warm friends, who will sincerely regret his
death. He leaves wife and five children,
and was step-father of Harry Rodgers, a
well-known railroad man. He was a mem
Der of the Orders of Odd Fellows and
Workmen, and was buried at Roseville
under the auspices of those organizations.
RKv lNcoRPoRATIoNs.-The following ar
ucles Of incorporation have been filed with
the Secretary of State; Zebra Mining and
Milling Company of San Jose, to operate
mines throughout the State Directors-J.
{. Scott Byron Jennings, A. w. Combs. ].
I. Watkins, J. w. Combs. Capital stock.
sl,&0,oO0, divided into 125, 900 shares OF
The par value of $40 each......Also, of the
Bankers' and Merchants Mutual Lite As
ISOLATION of the United States Principal
place of business. San Francisco. Direct
ors-Alexander Badlam, w. H. Brown,
theodore r. Hayes l. B. Thurman, R. w.
Murphy.
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