The record-union., 1896-06-14
BUREAU OF INFORMATION
Some Odd Questions Briefly Answered
Herein.
Information Given to Inquirers on
Subjects of More or Less Gen
eral Interest.

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Eds. Record Union" Permit me to
say, in response to the inquiry of
| Reader in last Sundays Record
Union," that the writer Charlotte
Braeme and Bertha NJ Clay are one
and the same person. h.
| Sacramento.
Eds. Record Union: Will you kindly
| tell me what is necessary to be done
to secure a copyright? ). ).
Florin.
Send, if a book, a copy of the title
] page to the Librarian of Congress at
Washington D. c., and when the work
! is out mail the first copy to him. The
fee is fifty cents, and must go on with
the first letter, which must state your
full name, your Postoffice address, and
that you are the author or publisher
and claim the copyright, and that the
| book or sheet of music, or label, or
writing, or map, or chart, etc, has not
been before published.
| Eds. "Record-Union": Will you be so
| kind as to answer if President Hayes
was in California during his term as
President, and thus settle a dispute?
| Sacramento. B. and H.
| He was, and was accompanied by one
of his Cabinet, Mr.. Key.
| Eds. Record Union: Who was the
author of the line I see sometimes
quoted, to wit: THE shocked conscience
of mankind? BAY.
| San Francisco.
We cannot say positively since it is
frequently used; but we first saw it in
troude's essay on ''Origen and CELSIUS"
in Froude's Short Studies on Great
Subjects"
| Eds Record Union: VIII you be
SO obliging as to answer these questions
o. law for two readers of your paper up
in the country, who have not access to
a library of law. l. If a fine is imposed
en- a corporation by a court how is it
collected, of the officers, or how? 2.
Can an attachment be levied on real
property, and how? 3. How does an
officer making an arrest summon a
posse to assist him, and when may he
do so? f. What is TO be done with one
!
an officer, and can Constable summon
a posse? PEACE OFFICER.
| Bridgeport.
| /. 1t may be collected out of the real
or other property of the corporation in
the same way that an execution is sat
isfied in an action of any other kind.
| z. Yes, just the same as in the case Of
personal property.
| ,. Any peace officer finding it neces-
sary to do so, may summon orally a
posse Of males above the age of Is, and
just as many persons as he thinks nee
essary, and they must serve.
| 4. May be proceeded against in the
proper court and be punished by i'm
position of a fine of not less than $50
nor more than 1000.
| Eds. Record Union: Have 1 the
right to examine the records in the
Sheriff's office? RUBE.
| Amador.
Yes; public documents and books,
unless by order of court it is pro-
hibited.
Eds. Record Union: would thank
you for correct translation of these
| quotations, that SO often appear in
magazines: "Orator fit, poeta nascitur''
and Inter Pocula''
SHARPLESS.
Woodland
Free translation is: /. The orator is
made, the poet is born. 2. Over their
| cups.
Eds. Record Union: How came the
Russian Church and what was it's re-
fation to Rome, and how did the Ro-
man pontiff acquire secular yower. If
you can answer these briefly, you will
settle dispute. NJ. & S.
| Sacramento.
Difficult to answer briefly These
| words may set you on the right track,
namely, the schism between the
churches east and west, A. D. 1854, was
in part aided by political influences and
prepared the way for separation. The
transfer of the Capital from Rome to
| Ravenna, the conquest of the west by
| the barbarians and the severance of
the west from the east, resulted in the
rise of the Papacy to temporal power
or it's claim. The foundation of Con-
stantinople, the dismemberment of the
| Empire, thepOlitical separation of the
east from the west, exalted the pride
| of the Patriarch and raised his see to
an equality with that of Rome Read
''The Russian Church and Russian
Dissent" by Albert F. Heard, Harper
& Bros, New York, 1887.
|
Eds. Record Union: What was the
date of the going out of the Greedy
| Arctic relief expedition? SID.
Sacramento
In 1884. The first one went out in
1883.
Eds. Record Union: Who was the
! author of THE Contributions of @
O.? ALTER.
Sacramento.
Jane Taylor in youths Magazine -
| late in the last century, and repub-
lished in 1924.
Eds. Record Union: Who was the
author Of the line Laugh where we
| must; be candid where we cam?
Oakland. HIGH SCHOOL.
1t occurs in Pope's Essay on Man.
Eds. Record Union: What is meant
by THE Code Napoleon? cannot find