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

sion at 10 a. NJ. yesterday. AL members pres-
ent, except Messrs. Blair and Christy.
A communication was received from W. A.
Henry, submitted by his attorney, w. A.
Anderson. protesting against the Board can
wasting the vote for Police Judge of Sacra-
mento Read and placed on file.
In the matter Of the road petitioned By the
Natoma Water and Mining Company, con
sideration of the petition was continued till
November 16, 1850, at II A M.
A petition was received, numerously signed
by property owners and residents in the
lower portion Of the county, for the appoint
nent of James Barrett, for one month"; from
| November l, 1880, as keeper OF the Miller
| ferry, between Staten aud Tyler Islands. To
the petition was appended a subscription list
from the subscribers, 10 pay the salary of said
| keeper.
After discussion Of the subject Mr.. Beck
| ley offered the following resolution:
| Resided, That this Board do hereby appoiut
James Barrett ferryman Of the public ferry on The
! Mokelumne river known the Miller ferry and
that said James Barrett have full charge and con-
troll Of said ferry until otherwise ordered by said
Board provided that ne shall run the same free to
the travelling public and depend entirely upon sub.
scTpton for his services as such ferrynan Further
shat he is not to make any charge against ths
county Of Sacramento Tor any such ser ices fer.
rynlan.
Il is further ordered that the Road Over.
seer Of Road District No. Il deliver the
! ferry known as TIE Miller ferry and equip
ments to James Barrett.
The resolution was upon motion unani-
mously adopted, and the Clerk Instructed TO
! furnish Road OgeIseer Miller with a copy of
the same.
A petition from residents of Gait and vi.
einity, asking the Board to locate and build a
bridge across Dry Creek, was received. On
motion the Board decided to visit the locality
Of the proposed bridge and make an exsmina-
ton as to the expediency of the same, and
will make such visit on the l7th instant, to
which time consideration of the petition was
deferred.
The reports from county officers for the
month of October were received and placed
on file.
The following fees were reported for the
month w. i. Gerber, County Recorder,
1888; w. E. Gerber, County Auditor,
s115 50; Thomas II. Berkey County Cisrk,
S604 20; A. Hebron, Sheriff, 500 10.
Coroner Vermilya reported that the only
property that came into his hands during the
month was $l4 80, found ON the person of
Chin All Quew, and S. So and silver watch
found upon the person Of George Hamilton.
The following bills have been approved
and ordered TO be paid: John J. Bauer,
500; Beniamin Bailey. $120; P. r..
Beckley, SIP; Samuel Blair, 500;
Mrs. Meyers, SIG; n. Clark, 81 5O George
w. Vaughn, S19 so: VIM. Crump $50;
G.. H. S@inerton, 81 rs; J. S. Trow-
J. w. Houston, S125; John Lawton, $50
J. +. Toomey, SO ; S. W. Butler, 500; Ack,
erman & Co., $40 IS; H. A. Burnett, So
VIM. Petrie, S2S so; N. A. Kid
der, Sl13 10; NJ. S. Hammer, 81 Is
Butterfeld & White, 1925 10; H. L.
Buckley, $500; j. j. Bauer, Sl4; Mrs. Glib
son, S62 80; A. G. Tufts, Sis So; Jacob
Stortz, So; C. E. Bishop, S133 80 J. w.
Wilson, 1925; S. IL. Davis, 81 50; H. Ehr
hart, $36 rs; j. W. Houston, S37 05; I. j.
Ballou, 81 30; Chas. Flohr, 81 80: H. P
L Lewis & Co., 500; John Shelton, S56
Schaden & Rodegerts, $40 81; W. II. Bald
win, $50; J. Giusberg, $l5 70; j. a. Will
son, SIG So Whittier, Fuller & Co., s. 81
F. L. Mitchell SO: G. I. Ceas. SIG; Capital
Gas Company, $50 so; A Halfway, $l0l IS;
Il. A. Fish, 81 Is; c. G. Fugftt, 500 20;
j. G. Pierson, $50; Thomas Sheehan, $50;
j. R. Lame, 500 60; P. II. Scott, S26; pa
vid Burrill, $50; G. E. Kuchler, SOS So; D.
VIM Fitzmorris $50; W. +. Drew, $50
J. r. Lame, 1880 ); E. J. Beckley, $50
POncho Asssyo, $40; Mary Mclaughlin. $50;
Anna Summers, $40; Margaret hlcCue, $50;
n. McCarty, $50: Mrs. L. J BeclAley, $50
A Schaden, SIG 90; J. j. Trohach, Sl5 50;
Henry Gashe. 81 65 II H. Estell IS 10;
s. H. Davis, 81 so; same, 81 10; same,
81 30; James M. Wilson, So 80; Il. Stone
& Co., S55 so John f. Slater, IS Is; S.
Loorya. s29 50; VI. NJ. Drew, IS 78 C. H.
Krebs, s. 81; l.. J. Lithauer 80 SO; S. S.
Nathan G12 IL. HOlbrnot 6 hTar.riil
500 a w II. Quinn, 60 cents $. J Nathan
& Co., $50 So; Frank D. Ryan. S54 Ell. NJ.
Martin. So; A. Schaden, 81 27; Louis
Keseberg, SIS j. c. Medley, SIC so /; Pacific
Ice Co. 81 20; Jos. GABRIEL, IS IS; c. w.
Rapp, So 25; Holhrook, Merrill & Co. IS
cents; Henry Gave & Co, So; A. He'll
bron. s. 70; same, 50 40: same, SIT
same, SIC: Bel & Kolliker, $50 rs
C. Z Bunham, 500; G. B Kennard, sci; S.
Guthrie Brothers, S54 IS; H S. Croker &
Co., S44S; same, 81, 42S 25: NJ. Barber,
500; Mrs. Cushman flor Mrs Gregory,
$50; 1. n. Hoag, $3.50 40 Carrie & Croly,
S44 so; same, S3,172 10; A. ]. Vermilya,
SIG so; same, S1S5 %, and Joseph Sanders,
So ]; S. II. Davis, 81 so.
The Board then adjourned for the term.
Police CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday j. f. Whyte's case of violating the
health ordinance was dismissed. S. Fl.
Moore was fined S62 so for battery. J. F.
Brown, for disturbing the peace, SO and
costs. William O'Neil was found guilty of
battery Charles King, Martin Malloy,
Frank Clark, John Haggerty and Joseph
WiliiStns, charged with robbery, cases con
tinued till the 9Th. J. r. Newton was held
to answer on charge of grand larceny, with
bail fixed at $1,000. The case of disturbing
| the peace against - Malehouse was dis
missed. r. Briggs case of disturbing the
peace was continued till the 9th; also the
| case OF H. Bouchman, charged with ped
ding without 8 license.
SACRAMENTO LITERARY IEsTITUTE.-The
Sacramento Literary Institute held its an
nusl meeting at the Congregational Church
parlor last evening. To the absence Of DIR.
Dwiuell, the President, J. p. Counts pre-
sided. The Treasurer of the society made
his annual report, showing about S15S on
hand. The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Rev. DR.. /. +. Dwinell,
d. D., President; Samuel Gross, Vice-Presi-
dent Rev. n. Slater. Secretary, and p H.
Russell, Treasurer. Directors-Dr G. L.
Simmons, George B. Katzenstein, John Nc
Neil, VIM. HI. Mills, David johnson, Frank
Miller, Rev. Fl. H. Rice, K. H. Pratt aud
Judge S. C. benson. The meeting then
adjourned.
GRAND CARNIVAL BALL. NJ. Bachrach,