Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-24

MUSEUM INCORPORATION. The following
article of incorporation was yesterday filed
with the Secretary of State: The California
Museum Association, for the purpose of
fostering art, science, literature, mechanics
and the development of the resources of
California; also the encouragement of So
cial intercourse among the inquirers into
art, science, mechanics. natural history and
the resources of the State; also, the estab-
lishment of a repository for the collection.
preservation and exhibition of natural
curiosities, antiquities, works of art, scien-
tific objects products of inventive genius
and skilled labor and handiwork. and the
result of the cultivation of the soil, and the
DEVELOPMENT of the resources of the coun-
try; and, also, the encouragement of liberal
arts and the cultivation of literary tastes /;
and that to the end that the objects and
purposes OF the association may be accom-
plished, il IS the further purpose of said
corporation that it may and will purchase
and hold both real and personal property
to provide an income and To support and
sustain the said objects and purposes of the
association, The place where the principal
business Of the corporation is to be trans
acted is the city Of Sacramento. Term of
existence fifty years. The number of d.
strong. G. l.. Grunsky. j. A. WoOdson, w.
L. Jackson. Joseph Steffens, George Py-
burn, David Lubin, Christopher Green,
Fred l.. Ray
EXECUTIVE PARDoNs. - The following
pardons 10 inmates of the State Prison
were yesterday issued by the Governor, as
follows: To f. Prather, who was convicted
AT the February term of the Superior Court
ofYolo county, 1884. of an assault TO muir
der and sentenced to three years in the
State Prison. This pardon was granted
upon the recommendation of the Board of
State Prison Directors, who claim that
there are grave doubts as to the prisoner 5
guilt. Charles Bruins, who was convicted
of an assault TO murder at the April term
of the Superior Court of Humboldt county,
in 1884. and sentenced 10 five years i'm
prisonment. This pardon, like the other,
was issued on the unanimous recommends
ton of the Board of Prison Directors who
claim that Bruins is incurably i'll of a ma
lignant disease which will cause his death,
inevitably under the existing circum-
stances of Incarceration.
Police CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the charges of perjury and disturb
ing the peace pending against Charles
Smith were dismissed, the prosecuting wit
ness f. ling to appear, in consequence OF
the virtual settling of the entire matter by
habeas corpus in the Superior Court last
week.. Alfred Dix, arrested for having
been drunk, was discharged. 49,. The charge
of burglary entered against William Smith
who entered the Changers store and took
some hardware. was reduced TO petit lar
cenv. upon which he was convicted and
u S..l r.-,x- a..
Billy Davidson, for being u common drunk
ard. was sentenced to forty days imprison
ment.
New ASYLUM COMMITTEE. - Governor
Stoneman has appointed the following
Commission, whose duty it will be to select
a site for new insane asylum. provided
for Inv an Act of the last Legislature: Sena.
tor Il +. Langford of San joaquin Senator
+ Del Vale, of Los Angeles; Senator
Beniamin Knight of Santa Cruz; w. T
wilkins. resident physician of the Nap;
ASYLUM. and W. f. Browne, of the Stock
ton Asylum.
DENTAL ExAMINERs.-In conformity witt
an Act passed by the late Legislature regu
,o,;pg the practice of dentistry, Governo
Stoneman Yesterday appointed the follow
inc Directors s. w. Dennis, four years
r w Beddle, three years; Charles ". Hib
hard three years; S. S. Southworth, twt
vears Thomas Morfew, two years: |. W
Hollingswor;h, one year Maurice J. Sulli
van, one year.
You will not be solicited 10 subscribe t
the Museum Endowment Fund when yoi
visit the Loan Exhibition. me Director
desire Won to visit the Exhibition for thu
Measure it will afford you, and the instruc
lion n view Of its treasures will impart.
DIRECT FROM THE EAsr.-A fine assert
ment OF ladies parasois, PLAIN and lac
trimmed; all prices. Red House.
REMNANTS and damaged blankets to-da,
at CAPITAL Wooden Mills, No. SD J street
srrpurrsoN's BUTTER. only so cents pc
roll. at T. II. Cook & Co.'S.