Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The county Board of Supervisors, upor
petition of o. a Lindsay and others, ISSUED
an order for an election Of three Trustees
for Reclamation District No. 341. to be held
July 81, 1880. at Upham's store, Emmaton,
Sherman Island. Inspector, NJ Upham P
III. Boggs and James Dexter, Judges.
Warrants were drawn against Swamp Land
District No. g. as follows Warrant No. coo,
G. Goldman, S461 40 t.; warrants from 61O to
619 inclusive, Williams & Bixler, total,
S3,O02-07 No. go, Williams & Bixler fac
count of Il. G. Prather), SlG0; No GIL
Williams & Bixler account of Sherwood
Williams, Jr.l, $lG0; No. 622, Williams Il
Bixler, 1896 81.
A petition was received from owners of
lands in Swamp Land District No 3, asking
the Board to levy an assessment, which was
granted, and the sum of 1881. 25l AZ ordered
to be assessed against said district. James
Arnold, a. G. Boyle and a. G.. Vim were
appointed Commissioners to make the as
sessment.
The following resolution was presented by
MIR. Beckley:
RESOLVED. That this Board through the Chairman,
appoint three appraisers appraise either the lot
known the Goode lot, fronting on Seventh
street between Il and streets, or the lot known as
the McManus lot, on | street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets that this Board determine which
OF said lots shall be appraised by said appraisers for
the purpose OF constructing thereon building to
be used IS hall Of records of the county Of Sacra-
mento.
Resolution adopted upon call of roll as FOL.
lows: Ayes-Bauer, Bailey, Christy, Beck
ley, Butler and Wilson. No-Blair.
The McAlanus lot was then selected by
unanimous vote of the Board
Aessrs. John w. armstrong, james Ian
sing and L. a. Hornblower were appointed APP
praisers.
The following resolution offered by Mr..
Bechley was adopted:
ReSolped, That the Chairman OF this Board, in
connection with the County Recorder procure from
this county the right to use the method OF indexing
known as Campbell index.
The report of the viewers appointed to lay
out 4 road Ill Road District No. %, Lee town
ship, filed, and hearing ordered June oath, at
II s. II.
Sheriff Hebron was allowed $3.50 for feed
ing county prisoners for May.
The fees charged and collected by county
officers during the month of May was as fol-
lows: Sheriff y. Hebron. S5ll II; Clerk
T. II. Berlley. S5i7 49, w. e. Gerber, as
Auditor, Sill; So Recorder, $40.
Treasurer u. L. Callahan report showed
receipts TO be 5l1S.7S5 so; payments, $l03,-
2j2 II.
Board adjourned to lie A. NJ to-day
SuxDAY-ScHooL AasocLAToy-The Thir,
teenth A, nual Convention of the California
State Sabbath-School Association is to he
held at Pacific Grove Retreat, Monterey,
from July LIT to July 4th. It is expected
that many delegates will be present from Sac
ramento The railroad facilities are greater
than ever lefore. Delegates may leave Szc-
ramerto AZ 1l:55 a. NJ, San Francisco at $3.50
P II, and San Jose at ) P. N, arriving at
Monterey at 7:l0 P. VI. The fare also has
been greatly reduced Bound-trip ticket
from Sacramento, IS 50; from San Francis
co, Sc; from San jose, 50. Those who wish
to 20 By sea iiay secure like facilities. The
fare by steamer from San Fraucisco for round
trip will be IS on the Senator, leaving Thurs
day at A n Each Sabbath school in the
State is entitled - send FIVE delegates, who
viii have the night to vote in the Convention,
and all Sabbath-school workers are invited
to take part in the general exercises. 70
meet Convention expenses and the needs OF
the State Association, an apportionment OF
three cents a scholar has been made upon the
schools of the State. This Is not large. say
the managers, and it is thought that the
schools will see the value Of the State Sab
bath-School Association sufficiently to make
generous response The California Literary
and Scientific Circle holds its first State As
sembly Immediately after the Sabbath-School
Convention, opening on Sabbath evening,
July An.
MERcuANDIs2 REroRr.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on tie
s;h Fer Huntington, Hopkins & Co, 10
boxes hardware, bundles hinges, 40 coils
packing, Sc pieces iron pipe, 2s bundles
black pipe, bundles galvanized pipe, box
firearms; G.. W. Fox, 3 crates oil cloth I;
Billiugsley x Co, / box pipes, bundle noids,
l case potato ma7hets, ! bale broom wire,
box bra-hSs, 10 boxes hal:-pint bottles, 10
boxes pils buttlss, , eases mop handles J;
Lindlsy & Co., % barrels hams, 10 bales
and 8 packages tobacco 100 buckets, 2IJ
cases aud II tubs lard. , cases Prunes; " nit
tier. Fuller & Co, box noldinss; Vein
stock LubiD, boxes dry goods !. G. DG-
Wis, rolls carpet; Kohisr u Chase, 3 organs {;
w. A. K G. 5. Hopghton, l case books G.
IL. Gilman. box hardware; Baker & Ham
iiton, 2 bales rubber betting; ). Lipman &
Co, ! box dry goods, l box corsets, l box
knit goods; L. Lyon & Co. boxes dry
goods Booth K Co, s cases and packages
tobacco Adams, Mcneil { Co, S3 pack
ages tobacco; Hall, Luhrs & Co., . packages
and bundles tobacco, ! Gaze cigars w. G.
Richardson, los bundles printing paper; $.
b. Paige, l iroa safe; Elmer Bros, Il bar
rels whisky; Gardner Bros, organs.
RACE on THE RIVERSIDE The contest on
the Riverside last evening in the goss- YOU
please race created good deal Of interest
and drew very large attendance-probably
a larger number than vas ever seen on the
A., - 80,
free from all accident and greatly enjoyed.
The starters were Patchen Girl. Bay Henry,
George Treat and Little John. The race
was fair and hotly-contested one, aifording
a great deal of amusement for the spectators,
and the horses came through in the order
named above - Pstchen Girl leading the
quartet, and Bay Henry coming in close be-
hind, and Treat aad Little John heard from
immediately afterwards. The speed trial
was so well enjoyed that another similar oc-
casion is already baiIg piaced upon the
boards.
OpD FELLOWS BATTALIoN.-Company \,
of the Sacramento Battalion of Odd Fellows,
have elected the following officer: Command
er, a. II, Powers tre-elected) First Leu
tenant II. \. Burnett (reeleoted) Second
Lieutenant, +. Hogsboon First Sergeant,
Charles Cooley; Second Sergeant, +. Das-
snnviile; Secretary, ] II. Miller treelecte,) !;
Treasurer, Nelson Wilcox (re-electeGl.
FREiGaT McvmNrs.-The following car
loads of freight were received yesterday ::
Of sewer pipe. Of wool. 4 of Lumber. l of
doors and blinds, of wool of slaves ETC.,
l Of pig iron, l of wagons, Of merchandise.
Tie following car loads were sent East: Of
salmon, . Of merchandise. 2 of wool. ? Of
wine, So of tea, of wool, of lumber . If
sugar.
THERE will d. strawberry and ice cream
festival at the Sixth-street VI. L. Church.
this evering. The young ladies have pre-
pared fine programme for the evening.
FANS .-Low priced. high priced and
medium rriaed, at Fancy Goods Depart
rnent, Mechanics Store.
BrY Youa S8oEs az the Rochester Store.
and save 20 percent. Northwest corner Ninth
and J streets.