Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-09

icopyighs, 1888, BY tie California As,oeaas Jr,,,
Stockton, October Sth.-Articles of in.
corporation Were kled to-day of the Farm.
ers and Merchants Bank. The eanita1
stock subscribed amounts to $f2S. 500. The
followlpg-named were elected a Board of
Directors for the first year G. 3. Sperrv,
u. y. Rosenbaum, d. A. GUERNSEY, L. b.
Holt, z. b. Frazer, G.. c.. Hyatt, Harry
FISK, w. ID. Crocker, O. r. Thomas. p. 3.
Frazer was chosen President
Miners Injured by a Cave.
Copyright iSSs, by the Ca1tfoyiG associated Pressl
GRASS VALLEY, October 9th.-A cave oc.
curred in the North Banner Consolidated
tunnel Companys mine on Banner Hill.
Two men were caught in the cave and
seriously injured. VIVA Jones, one of the
miners, had leg badly crushed, and DR..
Jones amputated it. His life is despaired
Of George Ellis is badly injured in the
back and on the head
Fatal Runaway Accident
Copyright, 1888, blythe California Associated Press
SIssoN, October Sth.-Constable w. P.
Murphy, while out driving this afternoon,
was thrown from his sulky by the horse
running away and was almost instantly
killed, living but half an hour after the
accident. He was 20 years old and un-
married. Mr.. Murphy was a candidate for
reelection on the Democratic ticket.
The Women's Movement in Politics.
SAN FRANCISCO, October Sth.-[Special |
The Grand Lodge OF Masons meet to-
morrow in annual communication.
The ladies of the Public School Reform
Association to-day resolved to ask the Mu-
nicipal Conventions to select six ladies. in
conjunction with six men, to be candidates
for School Directors.
On the Down Grade.
SAN Francisco, October Sth-Early this
morning the cable on the California car
line broke as one of the cars and dummies
was going down the mill below Stockton
street. Nearly all the passengers jumped
from the car, and several were badly
bruised. The trsinmen and few passen-
gers got the brakes on, however, and
stopped the car without further damage.
Giiroy's Water System.
copyright, 1888, by the California Associated Pres
GILRoY, October Sth.-A mass meeting of
citizens will be held tonight to decide re-
garding the issue of bonds to place the
water system in frst-class condition. But
little opposition is manifested to the neces-
sary work, involving an outlay of about
600.
The Vfctim of an Accident.
Copyright, 1883, by the California Associdted Press;
BONNEVILLE, October Sth.-The funeral
of Annie Webster to-day was largely e.
tended by people of Downieville, Sierra
City and Goodyears Bar. Deceased was
aged q years.
a Missing Berkeieyan.
OAKLAND, October Sth.-W. c. Wright,
of West Berkeley, railroad station agent,
who has been one Of the Town Trustees for
many years past, has disappeared and it is
feared that he has committed suicide, as he
has had domestic trouble.
Will Winter at Stockton.
iCopgight, 1855. By as California Associo 4 Press
STOCKTON, October Sth-The prop1ietors
of Sells Brothers circus have made ar
rangements for wintering their menagerie
in Stockton, and have secured Agricultural
Park for the purpose.
Extending Her Limits.
tCopy-ght, 1855, blythe California Associated PressI
SANTA ANA, October Sth-The municipal
annexation election to-day resulted in favor
of the annexation of all the adjacent add
tions, increasing the population OF Santa
Ana one-third.
A Lively Week.
Copyright, 1sSS. blythe California Associated Press.:.
GILRoY, October Sth. - Two political
meetings and four days races make the
town more than usually lively this week.
A Till-Tapper Sentenced.
CcpwigGt. 1888, by The California Associated Press
STOCKTON, October 9th-Edward Somer-
sett, the till-tapper, was to- day sentenced
to San Quentin for two years.