Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-BILLsA ALLOWED.
The Board Of Supervisors yesterday allowed
the following bills j. +. Clark. 1872 D.
Mclaughlin, $40 25; E. A. Brown, $50; J.
j. Buckley, s1S2 L. B. Douglas, $40; L.
B. Clarke, S134; Charles Flohr, 81 rs; F.
A. Brown, $40; Capital Ice Company, 50 80;
j. G. Medley, S17 so; John Shelton, s144 !;
Capital Gas Company, $50 20; Alderman
& Co., 81 60, Lee Young, So; II. w. John
son, 81 80; j. Stortz, 81 A. Austen, S23 !;
W. j. Cooper, 81 20; 7. G, Salisbury, SSS /;
District Telegraph, 81 80; w. +. Way,
81 so; II. Anderson, Sc 2. Dorian, 80 80
NJ. Toomey, 81 %; G.. H. Swinerton. SO 30; c.
f. G. Sale, SO 60; John Aistin, $50 A. B.
Nixon, SS5; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
81 so; Sacramento Lumber Company,
S91 "a; F. NJ. Rahm, So 80; n. L. Drew &.
Co., so Is J. Z. Baker, $50; w. S.
Doan, $3.50; G. 4. Bishop, S133 80; w.
H. Baldwin, $50; J. J. Bauer, 500;
H. J.. Buckley, $500; Ed. Cadwalader, $50;
Z. DAILY, 50; G. Haines, So; J. +. Whyte,
SIG 65; f. KunE, S17; G. NJ Boge $50
N. H. Nichols, s. 40; S. NJ Prothern,
S15: VIM. Crump, $50; NJ. S. Hammer,
S57 70; A. J. Hopper, $780, r. S. Jones,
S3l So G.. Brainard, S3l; VIM. Bouchard,
$50; A. Schaden, 1884 95; J. w. Wilson,
S125 S. Blair. 500; B. Bailey, S120; ?.
Il. Beckley, SIP; S. W. Butler, 500; Z.
Christy, 1924 30; Southern Pacific Railroad,
$50 %; c. r. Miller, S55 Al; H. s. Croker
& Co., S316 AZ; F. Swift, S24 80; w. P.
Coleman, $50; j. V. Sims. S21 A. He'll
bron, 81, 023 u; Butterfeld & White, S152 "a;
M. Castro, SIS; I. t. Anderson, S1l0; H.
c. Kirk & Co., S25 80; d. Hollister, $40 :;
j. Prentice, S25; H. Garrett, $50 n. J. Toll,
S120; a. j. Vermilya, S91 80; Yee Bean, SO |;
Chss. Langenberg, So; IL. Scheulemeyer,
1885 So; j. Mcclure, S24 ~ MeManus,
81 J. W. Houston, 1925; +. B. Houston,
$3.50; J. C. Pearson, $40; J. A. NJ. Martin,
81 so; Baker & Hamilton, 81 %; j. G.
Davis, $50; w. A. & c.. s. Houghton, So !;
]. f. Whyte & Co., 50; E. w. Hickney, So |;
w. Guttenberger, S26 50; II. Lutt, 50; c.
Fl. Rave; 50; White & Spilman, SS3 81;
G.. e. Kuchler, SOB IL; S. T. Nixon, $40 !;
r. Stone Co., $50 43 +; w. B. Miller, 81
c. Zumwat, SlO2 80; II. C. Conway, $50 !;
J. r. Lame, S2S4 80 William Young, So ;
William Fitzmorice, $50; Margaret Nc
Cue, $50; Thomas Sheehau, $50; d. Bur
rel, $50; John Black, IS %; NJ. McLaugh-
lin, $40; a. Kunaman, $50; Charles En-
glish, SO Frank Daroux, $50 Aaron Sum
mers SO; Mrs. L. J. Becl1ley, $50: Daniel
Kienbortz, S74; l.. C. Pierson, $50; Z. j.
Beckley, $50; r. Bley SO; n Deely,
S27 30; l.. G. Chandler, $50; N. McCarty,
$50.
AN ORIGINAL CONFERENCE.-THE old rec
ords in the County Recorders office have
within them some articles so worded as to
cause a hearty laugh whenever the eye of a
weary searcher happens to fall upon their
oddities. One of these was found among the
archives yesterday. 1t was a marriage GER
tifcate, the printed portions of which read
all right, but the filled or written part
showed that though the itinerant joiner had
succeeded in uniting the fond couple, he was
less able to gracefully unite English words and
sentences sufficient to prove that the job
had been legally done. The following is
q verbatim copy of the document, with the
exception that fictitious names have been
substituted Estate Of California, County
of Sacramento, ss.-I hereby certify, That I
believe the facts stated in the above License
to be true, and that upon due inquiry there
appears to be no legal impeachment to the
marriage of said Andrew B CorleY and
Salhe l. Seeber that said parties were
Joined in marriage by me on the 2 day of De-
cember a. ID. 1877, in Bright Township,
said County and State that Clarence Tennis
a resident Of Brighton Township County of
Sac State of Gala. and Elmira Rome resi-
dent of Brighton Township County of Sac
State of Gala. were present as witnesses
of said ceremony. The parents of said A.
B. Corley are native of n. Y. Sallie L..
Seeber are native of U S of North America.
Neither OF the above men ever married be-
fore In witness whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand this - day of Dec. A d 49,
test e. Ii. Toulon Minister of the Gospel
of Christ.
ROBBED BY TRAMPs.-Wednesday after
noon two citizens who drove through the
southeastern portion OF the city saw man
sleeping on the ground, and returning an hour
later saw the man still there. They thought
that he was dead, but when approached he
arose and told pitiful tale of how he had
been robbed. He was a young italian, sober
and convincing in his manner, and spoke En-
glish with difficulty. He said that he had
recently been employed in the mountains
shoveling snow for the railroad company.
Afterwards he went to Stockton, where he
procured blankets and started to walk to this
city in search of work. When within nine
miles of Sacramento he met three tramps,
and, stopping to talk with them moment,
was attacked and robbed of S73 and his blan-
kets Two Of the tramps departed With the
property. The other stood guard over the
frightened italian until the others were out
of sight, and then departed, threatening the
life of his victim.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden May
4th: For Holman, Stanton & Co., bundle
chains r. Stanton & Co., 2 crates stirrups
Lindley & Co, 10 barrels hams H. G. Kirk
& Co, 6 boxes drugs; Adams Mcneil
Co., 10 caddies tobacco; AIebius & Co.,
bundles tobacco; w. ID. Comstock, 9 cases
chairs Van Heusen & Huntoen, case:
chairs Huntington, Hopkins & Co., boxes
locks; A. Dennery & Co., l box and 3 bales
wicks; A. +. Evans, 3 barrels whisky; S.
Lipman, box quilts, box corsets, l box
shirts; J. G.. Davis, l box dry goods c. II.
Gilman, l box dry goods; Weinstock &
I,ubin. l box thread Thomas Guinean, !
box dry goods; q. Z. r. r. Company, &C
barrels petroleum; Waterhouse & Lester,
car LOAD of lumber; Billingsley CO., 102
butter-firkins Baker & Hamilton, car load
of wagons; n. C. Christianson, l bag wheat
LAND PArENTs.-The following patents fol
mineral lands were received at the United
States Land Office in this city yesterday,
viz: No. $685., for the placer claim Of
James Hill No. 1906. for the placer claim
Of Charles Town; No. 1907. for the placer
claim Of 5. c. Spagonli No. 3, $50, for the
placer claim of w. X. Johnston No. 1888,
for the placer claim of Samuel Allison.
INSTALLATION Walhalla Grove, No. 6,
U. A. o. D., installed these officers last
evening: NJ Wetzel, N. A.; NJ Wilson. V.
A.; J. Domingos. Treasurer f. @. Naghel,
Secretary; w. Avery, o. G. NJ. Castro, G.
NJ. Wilson, NJ Wetzel and j. Domineos
were elected representatives to the Grand
Grove of California, which meets in Oakland
June LIST.
The FAILURE OF P. MIsH & Son, Mil
LINERS OF SAN Francisco. sold at
auction. Heavy purchases made by the Red
House. Ladies of Sacramento can be able to
buy the latest styles in hats, flowers, wreaths.
ETC.. at about 30 cents on the dollar. As it
stands to reason goods from auction, caused by
al failure, are just as good as you pay twice the
price for. In fact, in this case they are the
same.