Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-09

The amount is about the same as for the
previous week. The largest loan in the
whole line was $4,000 for two years at
per cent, by the Hibernia Bank All the
loans by that bank were at 6 per cent.
Some of the loans by the other savings
banks were at the same rate, while others
were at 64@7. The loans from miscellane-
Gus parties were at 5ta and most of them
were at I. The largest loan in this list was
$4,000 for four and half months at g.
per cent. The building associations are
generally getting 7(gS per cent, but the
borrowers participate in the earnings, and
thus get q rebate of interest. The rates for
commercial lolns vary from 6 to 8 per
cent, though most of the regular patrons of
the banks are readily accommodated at I,
and on prime securities per cent. is &C
cepted There is a good demand for ex-
change. Fine silver and Mexican dollars
are dull and nominal.
Death Warrant Signed.
SAN Francisco, June Sth.-The death
warrant ordering the execution of j. Mil
ton Bowers, lately convicted in Judge Muir
phys Court of murder, for poisoning his
wife, was signed this morning by Judge
Murphy and County Clerk Flynn. The
date fixed for the execution is Friday, July
30th, and the place the jail-yard of the
County Jail
Passenger Rates to the Los Angeles Con-
vention.
SAN FRANcIsco, June Sth-The Directors
of the Southern Pacific Company met to-
day, to settle the question as to how low
they could afford to carry delegates and
other interested parties to the Republican
State Convention at Los Angeles. No de-
cision was arrived at, but the general SEN
timent of the Directors appeared to be that
about halffare should be charged.
Los angeles Notes.
Los ANGELES, June Sth Marine, who
cut Lugo's throat on the Laguna ranch
Sunday, was captured last night in the
mountains near Pomona and brought back
to this city. He was examined before a
Justice, and held to answer on charge of
assault to murder.
Moye Wicks, held to answer on a charge
OF assault by a Justice of Santa Monica,
was released to-day on habeas corpus be-
fore Judge Brunson, of the Superior Court.
A movement is ON foot to build six
mile steam dummy railway from the center
of the city to the ostrich farm, on the Los
Felz ranch, north of the city, and $4,000
has been subscribed for this purpose
Building operations in the city, also in
the county, are very active at present AT
this moment $3.50, 900 worth of brick blocks |
for business purposes are in course of con-
struciion, and twice that amount are being
prepared in the offices of the architects. |
Mrs. Banning is about to erect mansion at
a cost of $4,000.
Held to Answer.
PLEAsANToN, June Sth.-Adolph Chatty, |
who was last night arrested for the rob- |
berry of the Southern Pacific Company's |
=, ff;aa Supo1 Sfofior1 had hparipo no. |
fore Judge Morris, of this place, to-day. |
and was held TO answer.
Hotel and Stage Office Burned.
CHico, June Sth.-Word was received in |
Chico last night that a large two-story |
frame house, owned by Sheriff Mcclellan,
was burned to the ground yesterday morn |
ing at Nimshew. The house was used as |
a hotel and stage office. Sheriff McClellan's |
residence was burned on this same site |
three years ago, when two men lost their |
lives
Hot Town Election.
RED BLUFF June Sth-The hottest town |
election we ever had was won by the Anti |
Coolie League candidates yesterday. 81. c. |
Richard received 335 votes, VIM. Prater |
$50, Paul Stoll AL, NJ, 2. Fuller 81, c. +. |
Jones "A. l.. d. Clark was elected Assessor |
and Collector. After the result was known |
the Anu tOOnc League Hreu duNllS, Ill
bonfires and had big jubilee.
Right Arm Sawed OG-Ancient Order of
Hibernians.
NEVADA. June Sth.-Wm. Borgello, |
tail sawyer at the Snow Tent mill, above |
North Bloomfield, in this county, had his |
right arm cut off just below the elbow yes |
terday, by falling against the saws.
The biennial State Convention of the |
Ancient Order of Hibernians met here to- |
day. About fifty delegates are in attend |
ance. A grand banquet took place to-
night, given by the local Division of the |
Order.
Lost His Lite with His Arm.
MISSION SAN MIGUEL, June Sth.-W. w. |
Collins, whose arm was amputated at the |
shoulder Friday evening, died here this
morning.
Overcoats Unnecessary.
MISSION SAN JOSE, June 8th.-This has
been the warmest day of the season, the
thermometer regist ering 1912 in the shade.
MERGED, June Sth.-This was the hottest
day of the season, the mercury marking
112o in the shade.