Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-07

SERVER, 81; Gas Company, ST. 17 40; Geo.
Schrotb $40; Locke Il Lavenson, SSl 54 ;
Tatem & Bowen, $50; Guttenberger & Co.,
sos 70; VIM. Mclaughlin, $40: J. d.
Lord, IS So; H. C. Stone, 81 so; Wu. Hill
lebrand, $500; d. Dierson, $50; Thomas
Harmon, Sl75; A. Meiss, S225; j. Burns,
$3.50; H. Gribble, (assignee) 500; Daily
Bee, so cents.
The Board adjourned.
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS WORK TO
BE COMMENCED.
The Board of Directors of Drainage Dis
trict No. met at l o'clock P. NJ. yesterday,
pursuant to the call of the President. Pres
ent-W. II. Parks, President Directors w.
F. Knox and Niles Searles.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
W. H. Hall, State Engineer, submitted a
report giving general outline of work, ETC.,
necessary to be constructed in the district,
with estimates.
On motion the report was received. read
and filed.
The Engineer also submitted plans, speciti-
cations and estimates of cost for dams to be
constructed on the Yuba river, and it was
ordered by The Board that such plans be fled.
The Board thereupon resolved THAT two
dams be constructed, in accordance with
such plans and specifications, on the
Yuba river, to wit: One at De
Guerre Point, about ten miles above
Marysville, in Yuba county, and the other
about two miles below said first mentioned
point, in said plans and specifications desig-
mated"
Ordered, that Che Secretary be authorized
to advertise for thirty days for sealed propo-
sails for the construction of said dams in ac-
eordance with such plans and specifications,
in three daily newspapers, to wit: the Sac
EAMENTo DAILY RECORD UNION, Marysyille
Appeal and Nevada Daily Transcript, being
three daily newspapers published in Drainage
District No. 1.
The Board ordered that each bid be ac-
companied by certified check upon some
solvent bank or banker for five per cent. Of
the amount of such bid.
After allowing few bills the Board adj
journed to the call OF the President.
POLICE CouRT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of Della Arcega, in which
she is charged with desertion CT children.
was tried and decision of case reserved until
to-day; Conrad Sehepp, nisdemeancr, con-
tinued until the 15th George Almond. mis-
demeauor continued until the 17th; George
Brown, arrested with heavy 4th of July
spree on his hands, who deposited 50 as re-
hinder of time of trial, failed to come around
again. and left his deposit behind John Doe,
embezzlenent, continued until the 9th Jack
Courtney, alias Jack Donovan, disturbing
the peace, discharged upon payment OF costs /;
David 0'Brien. assault TO murder, continued
until the 10th on account of condition OF the
party assaulted; No. Z, drunk, tried and
found guilty-to be sentenced to-day Jake
Smith, vagrant, notice of appeal filed and
bond fixed at 5000.
TIE Moss COVERED BEE HIyE.-A gem
tlemen who was yesterday Inspecting that
job of painting on the Sacramento bank, OBJ
served that the industrial emblem at the top
was given moss color, and, as he claimed,
looked very like moss. This was an in
congruity he could not understand. He said
| he had heard of the moss covered bucket that
| hung in the well, but he never before saw a
! bee hive covered with moss as emblematieal
of lively business.
PAHrNERsHlr.-The was fled yesterday
in the Office of the Secretary of State the
certificate of partnership of the Park Canal
and Mining Company, limited. which con-
sists Of John NJ. Crawford, S. +. Fisher and
Jacob A. Peters. The purpose Is to buy, sell
and hold real estate and 10 zeal in mines.
Capital OF the partnership, Sl05. 0G0 The
partnership is formed under the laws Of Penh-
sylvania. The firm is to do business IN CALI
fornia but TO have its chief Office in Philadel-
phia
Tsg WousDED.-The condition Of all the
people who were injured by the fall of the
Eighth and X street balcony on Monday was
last night favorable to their speedy recovery,
with the exceptions of Mrs. Blake and Mrs.
| Jackson. both Of whom are found to be more
severely wounded than was at first supposed.
| The attending physicians, however, do not
anticipate any very serious results, though
the recovery Of these two sufferers viii be
slow.
| ORPBKus SOCIETY ELEcTIoN.-The follow
ing officers were elected by the orpheus So
ciety for the ensuing year: President, Fred
Kohler Vice President. II. Kern; Secretary.
j. George Kerth: Financial Secretary, q
Lehman; Treasurer; j. z. Schaden; Li
brarian. L. y. Diersen: Musical Director
Otto Fleissner; Drcctors-George Clause
MUS, A. Laue, p. G. Drescher.
SENTENCE OF All LUSG-Ye yesterday judy,
Clark sentenced All Lung, who was con
v;cted last week of burglary Of the store O
to. X. Dougherty, last March, to term o
three years in the State Prison. The com
n,itment was made out yesterday afternoon
and he viii be taken TO the salt water breezel
to day.
IxsTALLAr1oH.--D. D. G. P, Peter Hick
man, last night installed the following off
GERS of Pacific Encampment, No. 2, L. Q. Q
T.: c. p, A. @. Sweesser: II. p, JohI
Watt; s. w, Ell. NJ. Martin; Scribe, s. NJ
Keefsr; Treasurer, Samuel Smith.
PoLIoE ARRrsTs.-Chas. Manning, drunk
arrested by officer Ccffey; Jack corcoraD
ba.terv. by officer Campbell Tomscas Fret
tas, battery. by officers Ferral and Rider
Molly Brown, by enticing, BY officers Terra
and Rider.
AucrioS.-Ben & Co., at 1890 a. N. to
dav. at lol6 Fourth street, sell by auctio
more OF the cased export beer which the firn
introduced last week. Also furniture, kitche
goods, an organ, etc.
NEW RTersrRAR.-G Governor Perkins yes
terjay aYpointed j. l.. Tharp as Registrar Q
Voters Tor San Francisco, vice kapian, II
moved.
WORTH LOOKING AFTER, worth the money
worth wearing, aud worth more than an
other hose in the market We speak Of thos
I.isle thread hose, at 60 cents, so cents an
So cents per pair, at the Mechanics Store
4 HANDSOME SILK CLocKrD BAlBRlccA
Hoss.-Just the thing for summer weal
Two pairs for 45 cents ct The Mechanic