Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-11
Donation by Charles Gro.

Hesotccd, mat the trustees hereby express
their profound gratitude for this nluniicent gift;
that they would assure Mr.. Croker that he has
lightened their burdens, gladdened their hearts
and given them great encouragement in the
prosecution OF a work very dear to them: that
they deeply appreciate the trust he has placed
IN the IA a; the almoners of his bounty, and that
they accept the responsibility, impressed with
its gravity, and with termination that his ex-
pressed wish to help the children shall be
fulfilled; that on behalf of the countless chill
dren who. through his liberality, will be res
cued from neglect, and being placed in homes
md an opportunity for lives of usefulness and
hanor, they thank him, and trust that the sense
OF the blessing he has conferred will be his
abundant reward
san Francisco Money Market.
SAN Francisco, November fOth.-Real
estate borrowers have been quite active in
the past week. The Hibernia Bank made
fourteen loans, all at per cent. for one to
two years, the total being so, $40. The
German Bank made six loans on city real
estate, amounting to $40, 100 all at per
cent. The San Francisco Savings Union
made four loans of $27 900 presumably at
z per cent. The French Savings and Loan
Society made three loans of 300, at 6
to 7 per cent The Security Savings Bank
reports one loan of $500 for ore year at
Z. The Occidental Loan Association let
$4,000 go for six years at Z, and the Union
Loan Association g ,925 in two loans, each
tor SIX years at 3. Private capitalists put
cut S45e0o Tor one to five years at 6C9S per
cent, including one loan of So 600 for two
years at 8. The total loans on city real
estate for the week reach $l31 ,6l5. Com
merclal borrowers are generally accommo-
dated al I, though the extremes are solo
per cent. per annum
Held for Murder without Bail.
SAN Francisco, November lOth.-John
kernaghan, the saloon keeper who brutally
hammered to death his sister-in-law a few
weeks ago, was examined before Police
Judge LAWYER this afternoon. After hear
ing the evidence of a few witnesses the
prisoner was ordered held for trial without
bail.
Signal Service Indications.
SAN FRANcIsco, November lOth-S P. NJ
Indications for the succeeding % hours
North Pacific, fair weather except in the
northern portion. where a light rain is
probable, with southerly winds, shifting to
westerly. Middle Pacific, fair weather,
with northwesterly winds. South Pacific,
fair weather, except in the southern por-
ton, where light rain will prevail, with
northwesterly winds.
The Storm.
ARBucELE (Colusa county,, November
l0th.-The storm gave $50 inches of rain
enough for deep blowing. The wheat is
growing everywhere.
REDDING November 1Oth-The sun is
shining to-day. The rainfall to date
amounts to inches The farmers and
horticultuFists are busy.
AUBURN, November 10th-After a par
tial clear up on Sunday and Monday, it
began raining again last night, and con-
tinued most Of to-day. Tonight is clear
RIO VISA, November 10th.-Last night
we had - of an inch of rain. making 2.03
inches for the season. More rain is threat
ened tonight.
Stockton, November 10lh.-A light rain
fell at daylight this morning, and there was
shower this evening The rainfall for
the season amounts to 1.56 inches, against
1.62 at the same time last year.
SAN JOSE, November 10th.-The storm.
which is apparently now ended, gives a
total of 100 inches, which is sufficient to
start piowing in all portions of the valley
HoLLGsTER, November 10th.-The weather
is still unsettled. Total rain for the storm,
! inch.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, November 10TH
Twenty five hundredths of an inch of rain
fell to-day. For the month, to date, SO of
an inch has fallen.
BAKERSFIELD November 10th.-It has
rained gently here all the afternoon.
HANFoRD November 10th-At this
morning 1t commenced raining here, and
continued steadily until noon The storm
is now over, the wind being north and the
weather clear and cool. The fall for the
storm was .25 of an inch, making the total
for the month and season .95 of an inch.
High Water Causing Damage.
CHICO, November 10th-The recent rains
have caused high water in the streams of
this region. From the stage drivers who
arrived from the Colusa side of the river
last night ii is learned that two large ferry
boats had been lost, and they had TO travel
some twenty miles out of their way to
reach Chico. The boat at Jacinto was lost
by heavy floating log breaking the cable
and letting it loose in the river. At Prince
ton the ferry cable was broken by steam
boat that had become unmanageable, and
the ferry-boat was swept away.
First Conviction in over Fen Years.
STOCKTON, November 10th.-To-day two
Cinnamon were convicted under the State
law for conducting game of tan-the first
conviction in this county for this offense in
over ten years.
First Casting-Swing Train.
REDDING, November 1Oth.-The Redding
foundry made its first casting to-day.
The railroad company commenced run
ming swing train from here to Delta to-
y.
daylight to Delta.
Burglars Arrested.
NEVADA, November 1Oth-Charles Hart.
alias Calhower rough character, and
George Rogers. a boy Il years of age, were
arrested last night for burglarizing the V
tume grocery store at Town Talk SUNDAY
night. The officers say they have strong
evidence against them. 1t is generally be-
heved that the arrested parties are response
BILE for many of the thefts and robberies
committed here lately.
The Franks Burglar Sentenced.
RED BLUFF, November 10th. = Judge
Braynard this morning sentenced James
Brown, who pleaded guilty to charges of
burglary and assault with intent to commit
murder, 10 fifteen years on the first charge
and fourteen on the other-the full penalty
to serve at Folsom. 1t is strongly be-
heved the man is James Winters, alias Jas
Welch.
Run over and Dangerously Injured.
ST. HELENA, November 10th.-A man
named James Davis, late of Iowa, was run
over to-day at Krug station by freight car,
and will not probably survive his injuries
Sentence Postponed.
SAN BUENAYENTURA, November 10TH
The sentence of d. D. Mccoy was to-day
postponed until December LIST.
The Sprague Petition.
SAN BUEEAvENTURA, November 10TH
The petition in favor of Sprague's pardon.
now being circulated, recites the acauittal
of Churchill, dismissal as to the other de-
PENDANTS, the want of evidence also, the
impossibility of an appeal for Sprague,
owing 10 misunderstanding between the
Judge and counsel.
Petition in Insolvency.
SAN JOSE, November 10th-Alex. Nc
Curdy, a hotel keeper at Los Gatos, has
filed a petition in insolvency. Liabilities
s., POI; assets, $40.
The California Southern.
SAN BEBNARDINo, November 10th-The
connection of the California Southern
Railroad was made yesterday, and the con-
struction train ran through to-day. The
regular passenger train will be run through
on or about the 10Th of this month.
ARIZONA.
The New Chief Justice.
PREscoTT, November 10th.-Chief Justice
!. e. Shiels took the oath of office to-day.
and entered Immediately on the discharge
of his duties. Governor Zulick admins