Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Board of City
Trustees held its weekly session yesterday
forenoon, ali the members being present.
The ordinance in relation to d tax ON dogs
was amended so as to make the tax to be
hereafter collected upon female dogs only
81 80, in place of IS, heretofore required
This action was recommended by the City
Collector and Pouudmaster, who were of
opinion, from past experience, that larger
collection from this source would be obtained
from that rate than at tine former higher tax.
The report Of the Chief Engineer OF the City
Water Works was received by the Board,
which showed that during the past week the
works had teen running 1913 hours, the total
number of gallons of water pumped was
1888, 500, and the amount of fuel consumed
in pumping the same was l. 292 cubic feet of
gas coke The following bills were examined
and ordered paid Martin Cooler, $40; ia
cob Wiett, SIG; Friend & Terry, 500 20 j.
ID. Lord, S414 81; IL. 2. Osborn, s.; L. l..
Lewis & Co., S42; Jacob Slaughter, 81;
Charles Harper. S25; Daily Bee. $50 rs;
Samuel Harper, S2S; John Victory, $40;
Antoine Brason, $40; I. Cotter Hildebrand,
e62: A. P. Penebsky, S14; George Kurbur,
S12 so; Owen Ward, S14; John Lynch,
s14; w. J. O'Brien, s3S 50; George Muir
ray, 1851 96; W. [. Wallace, So rs; John
Mullins, $50; F. Kiser, S52 Ii. R. Nelson,
81 rs; NJ. +. Hoyt, S26; L. Wait, $50
Joseph Burns, sos; A. Meiss, S52. The
Board then adjourned.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the following business was transacted:
Charles Brooks, who kicked open a saloon
door because he was not wanted inside and
was set outside, was fined S25 under the
head of disturbing the peace and malicious
mischief. Ed. Foger was fined $40 and
costs for breaking the peace. George Clark
and Charles Small, who stole the coats from
Wilson's secondhand clothing store on K
street, were fined $I20 each and costs upon
charges of petty larceny, or in default of pay
ment to serve 100 days each in the chain
gang and confinement in the County Jail.
Richard WInn was fined $40 and costs for III
dulging in an unconcealable drunk. The
charge Of disturbing the peace against John
Roach was dismissed. James Casey, who
left a deposit of s. until he should return and
answer TO the charge of being drunk, forgot
to return, and the money was declared off :"
and placed in the Court Golfers. The case
against Margaret Howe of disturbing the
peace and those of grand larceny against Jul
lius Francis were continued until to-day
The case against the proprietress and inmates
of the Palace, house of i'll fame on Second
street, was called and most of the day
spent in obtaining q jury. Without OBJ
tanning full panel the Court adjourned until
10 A. II. to-day, when the case will be re-
sumed.
MERCHANDISE REPoRr.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9th For Weinstock & Lubin, cases envel-
opes A. Nathan. l case paper boxes; Thos
Harper, 2 cases boots and shoes Locke &
Lavenson, 30 bundles carpet lining; Booth
& Co, u cases sauce, 3 cases mustard Ba-
ker & Hamilton, l case hardware; Rothfeld
Bros cases dry goods; Whittier, Fuller 4
Co, 2 Gases holdings; Huntington, Hopkins
& Co., l bundle barrow trays, 16 cases wheel
barrows Mebius & Co., 5 barrels whisky
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Company,
car wagons; Standard Oil Company, go
cases oil Adams, Mcneil & Co., 8 cases
otron.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At the meeting
of Sacramento Council No. 1, Royal and
Select Masters, held last evening, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year {:
John w. Rock, L. 1. NJ; l. B. Coolidge,
D. NJ; VIM. NJ. Petrie, 2. G. W: a Eg,
Treasurer; w. 3. Davis Recorder; Cor
nelius Kellogg, G. G.; J. w. Barrett, Con-
ductor; w. +. Oughton. Marshal Bernard
Steinman, Steward; George I. Bronner,
Sentinel. J. W. Rock was elected delegate
to the annual meeting OF stockholders of the
Masonic Hall Association.
REAL ESTATE SALR.-Sherburn & Smith
will sell this morning at IL o'clock two cot.
tage houses on lot one. at Fourteenth and ]
streets. the sale to take place upon the prem
Uses. Both of these houses are well located
for residences or renting. Also, at the same
time and place, lots one and eight, located
between II and I, Twenty third and Twenty
fourth streets, will be sold to the highest bid
der. Both these last pieces Of property are
full corner lots, and desirable.
LAYING IN SrocK-Some impeeunious in
diyidual, preparing for the seventies of the
winter, stole last Saturday evening, just after
dark, from the display goods in front of G.
II. Gilrlsn's store, four shirts, and five shoes,
composed OF 4 pair and three edd ones. If
any person observes a fellow perambulating
the streets with several shirts on, and under
pinned with a variety of mismatehed shoes,
it will be in the interests of justice TO see
that he is taken in or relieved.
FRElGHT MovEMENTs.-Thef following car
loads of freight Were received in this city
yesterday Twenty FIVE of coal, % of wood,
l of car wheels, s of lumber. 2 of wagons, 2
of merchandise, l of fruit, 5 of timber, of
lead. Also, these car loads were forwarded
East: One of dried fruit, So of barley, of
beans. of wine, of rags, 8 of hops, of
merchandise, Of wool, l of hides, of honey,
/ of raisins AMI l of salmon.
INSANE ES RoUTE-Yesterday morning
Sheriff Thompson, of Nevada county, passed
through on bis way to the Asylum at Nspa,
having ia charge an insane man named John
Kuley. DEPUTY Sheriff j. NJ. Taylor, OF
Yuba couusy, alsp passed through, en- route
u Stockton, with sn insane man named j.
". johnson.
POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made in the city yesterday: Thomas
Neely, for grand larceny, by officer Smith :
Indian Charley. robbery, by officers Ferral
and Rider: Dick VIM, drunk, by officer
Ferrall.
"RrAp.u "REApn READ p-on former
occasions when we had bargain sales, large
and com,,lete lois were bought up by opposi-
ton st9rekeeoers and peddlers. TO the dissp-
poiutu,eut Of our regular customers. We
propose 10 remedy this by selling only lin
tied ouantity OF each article to any one pur.
chaser. De not forget this WEINsTooK L
LuBIx, propriet.rs Mechanics Store. This
rule will he strictly adhered TO.
"MoHAIa DAMAssE" dress goods 10 cents
ayard at Hale's removal sale.
FINE, PLATA mohair dress goods Is cents
yard at Hals's removal sale.
LADIES who fsi TO visit us to-day will have
cause for much regret when the bargains
bought by friends or neighbors viii be
shown them. Mechanics Store.
OPPOSITION SroREKEEPERs intending to
purchase bargains at cur house are notified
that the goods are stamped plainly with our
firm name. Weinstock & Lubin, proprietors
Mechanics Store.
GENrs' sne calf, Morocco leg boots, 81 80.
Red House.
BOYS ogERooArs, 81 and 81 so. Red