Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-12
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,

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: was adopted for use in the closets in the rsa
of the Court house.
Supervisor Beckley moved that the Chat,
man appoint two members of Che Board t
act with himself and consult with the owner
OF the McMsnus lot and ascertain for VIVA
: price said lot can be purchased. carried.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Bauer ant
Butler as balance of said committee.
The report Of the appraisers appointed {,
appraise the McManus property made g re
port, IN which the price was fixed at IS AGO.
Mr.. Blair moved that the Board build tht
Hall OF Records on the Courthouse lot, which
motion was seconded by Mr. Butler. Lost
Ayes-BaueT, Blair, Butler Noea-Bsiley
Chm ty, Beckley, Wilson.
MIR. Buckley moved that the Board make
an offer Of SIS, COO 70 McManus for his lot adj
Joining the Court-house. Seconded by MIR
Bailey. The motion was adopted. AYES
bailey. ChristF, Beckley, Wilson. Noes
Bauer, Blair, Butler.
The unanimous expression of the Board
upon the subject was that unless this offei
was accepted, q location should be selected
elsewhere.
On motion the Chairman was instructed to
make the offer of SIS 00U, as authorized by the
Board, and if accepted to have Mr. McManus
furnish an abstract OF title TO the Board.
The County Physician FLED his report, as
follows:
To the honorable Board of SuperyEors- Gentle
| men, | have the honor TO sa NIT herewith my
hospital report for May, 1880: Number Of patients
present May lst l2l admitted during May, 10 ;
discharged, 81; died, 2 number present MAY Slst,
| 81 Of the last number lbere were s. males and u
fem les; meals furnished destitute applicants, i29
The nam5s Of the deceased, their ages, nalivtias
and Causes Of DEATH are as follows: Jerry Creation
70. Ireland, valyular disease of the heart; H. j.
| Randolph, 20, Illinois, pulmonary consumption
| The current expenses have been: Salaries ~ Su.
perintendent and employees. $3.50. subsistence, soap
and sundries, Sl45; feed gasaliue. cart haraes}
dsinieclants, cash disbursement aud na,vrials f,s
repairs not retnrnablo permanent improvements
SlS9 80 tot9 Sl,oSS 50. Very = SNeouNliV,
J. r. Lame. III n
VIM. Holttum, Z. Il, psryin aaa others
made application for tho assessment agsls,,si
June ., 1850, apoa Reclamation niStrScs M
), Grand island, u Re set aside. which was
unanimously Sc ordered and grhesriae It
sue matter ct SSob sSSJSS saenS set tor iuse
- / at . O'Clock =. N.
Mrs L, Il. ParvlO and others made snpli-
cation iop the formation e( = new rcel4na.
ton district subdivision If the present
District No. On Grand Island, the subsi.
vision to contain a little mora than / 900
acres. An order was made fer tie puhlics
uan, and searins Sc. for July 20th at 2
o'clock ?. n.
The following bills were approved, and
warrants VIII be ready Tor delivery to-day
II. ;. Checker, SIS 40: A. j. YerniIva.
SlS5 81; J. j. 0rn, $40; A. j. Hopper
$500; v. J. Cooper, SS4 20; S Blair, 500:
John McComber, SIS; II. Anderson, SO
J. j. Agard, sIOe; n. Deeiey, 81 20; City
Water Works, S52; Win j. Davis, SIS; B.
johnson, 81; 5. S. Beede. 81; W.
A. Butterheld, 81; Henry Gerber 81
PsrSnu X flcra1,r Z -
Company, Sc 80; L. l.. Lewis, IS SO; r..
W: Parker, $3.50; N. J. Brundage, $40 %
J.EW. Wilson. SI2J;B. Bailey, S120;J j. H. Fer
rs, SID; 1. j. Barron, So; j. j. Bauer, 800
JAS. Anderson, S26 80; S. w. Butler, 500 /:
j. 9. Medley, 81 20; C. Zumwaldt. SGT 80
?. h Beckley. SIP; C. F. Hoistneyer, $50
NJ, 5. Hammer So; a. Schaden, S267 q
whittier, Fuller Y Co, so IS; Edw Chris
ty, SIS3 DO; .. Z. Jackson $25 Whittier,
Fuller q Co, 81 so; f. Whyte & Co., 50;
b. Lesser, % so; NJ. S. Hammer, $50
John M; Benson, SD; ?. Il. Coggins, SIS
krebs q Co, Sol 30; G. II. Swinerton,
50 30; Capital Gas Company. S3G O5
Huntingdon, Hopkins 81 Co, S1S1 II N. l..
Drew q Co, S51 80; Butterfeld Il White. !
Sl69 70; M. @. Hawley & Co, So %; L.
ii. fassett, 81; W. +. Peterson, 81 G. j. |
Mack, 81; X. Kiigour, 81; r. B. Harmon, |
s. Q. =. Addams, 81 E. A Burr, s.;
John Cenran, 81; John Scrogy, 81;
J. a. Martin, 81; J. a. G. Ganter, s.
NJ. Il: Wise, 81; S. a. Green, "a; IL. |
Ladd, "a; ). B. Hayford, 81; Robert Har-
Tlson, 81; z Potter, S23 so; zee Bean, So
II. l.. Buckley, 1904 65; American District |
Telegraph Company, 81 so; Cadwalsder b
Parsons, 500; Locke 81 Layenson, 81 80
Friend & Terry Lumber Company, S13 Is
John Vogan, S56; 2. Kuuz, SIT SO :; Hol, |
brook, Merrill Co., s. 80; James E. jack
son, Sl9; i. Foster, So; Charles H. Bishop, |
Sl33 80; j. g. Medley, S12 so; c. |
Bagnott, s34: S. II. Davis, Sl4 Is: |
VIM. Crump, $50; N. J, Toll, Sl45; T. w. |
Gilmer, So; p. w. Burnett, S24; C. A.
Blodgett S32; S. B. Cooley, S2i VI. Davis.
$50; G. W. Fountain. $50 James Farris.
S24; r. Orth, $50; J. Ouglh. SIS; T. NJ.
Laughlin, SS6 +. Gehring, S32 Thos. Nc.
Laughlin, S23 70; II. McCann, $50
james Bragg. $12 25; c. w. Rapp, $50
Addison Sage. $50 James Savre. S3f
Q. w Ficks, 81 J. T. Cardwell, $50; K.
Hyman, 81; M. J. Simmons, 81; A. He'll.
hron, $3.50 -; N. A. Kidder, S94; G. T.
Kuehler, SIT So; FL. Shulmeyer, s1S7
and Z. r; r. Co., 1852 SO; D. f. Callahan,
$500; James Lansing. $50 So; John
J. w. Horston, sI25; Bell & KolEker'
SD; A. Keightly, $780, j. Pearson, S125:
L. d. johnson, $3.50; j. II. Atkins $3.50
I. Il. Houston. $50; II. W. johnson, $3.50; 1
A, Hebron, S45 30 Anna Summers. $40 |
Frank Daroux, $50; P. Glasscocl1, s11; J.
X. Lsine, S2S3 10; u. J Beckley, $50; H. |
Mccarthy, $50; Mrs. e. J. Becllley, $50
William titzmofice, $50 Mary McLaugh- |
lin, 500 Charles 3; Burnhau, S48; Thomas
Sheehan, $50; William Young, $40;
DAVID Rurreii cegfi.
$50; Margaret McCae, $50; A. Gun
aamap, $50; II G. Conway. $50
" bite x Spiiinan, $50 80; Schaden 6 Rod
gerdts, So 20; julius Strutz. S27; John
Ryan, S3S Frank Dar0ux, SIS r. y. Cog
gins, 81 80; A. L. Falker.h SG5; Edward /
Jhristy, 81 80; j. J. Agard, $50; Charles
English, SIS; Adolph Hsilbron, Sl0; Will
am Turton, SO; G. B. Kenard, SIT.
FouRrH WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUB.-The
Republicans Of the Fourth Ward held meet
ns last evenine in Turner Hall, to organiae
. Fourth Ward Republican Club. Robert
Miller was made temporary Chairman
and John BlcFetriBh temporary Score
AIRY. On motion, Frank Avery, NJ. A.
Howard, L. Waters, J. F. Richardson
and Nelson Wilcox were appointed Com
mittee on Permanent Organization While the
Committee on Organization were consulting,
brief speeches were made by Elwood Bsuner.
John @. Buckley, George e. Bates, Judge
). 5. Holl, II. o. johnson aud H. o. White.
The following were reported for permanent
officers Of the Club, and unanimously elected
President, Felix Tracy Vice Presidents.
Robert Miller, NJ. III. Drew, T. j. Scott,
George o. Bates and H. o. johnson; Score.
tsry, John McFetrish ); Treasurer, Samuel
Gottlieb; Sergeantat-Arms Frank Swift.
The following pledge was adopted: The
undersigned hereby pledge themselves as
members of the Fourth Ward Republican
Club, for the Presidential campaign of 1850,
to vote and work for the Republican nomi.
nees during the coming campaign" A Club
roll was then opened and about 100 signatures
On motion the officers of the Club
were authorized to ascertain the rates tor
which various halls can be obtained for Club
meetings. and report the same at future
The Club then adjourned, subject
to call of the President.