Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY ELECTION.

oiS Du1 tNo tlch6bS announced Is IN the held
the Republican and the combination of Work
ingmen's party and Democrats. The candi-
dates are: For Second Trustee-Jelome C.
Davis (Rep.l, VIM. Minis CIV. and d.; for
Chief Of Police-0. G. jackson (Rep.), Matt
Karcher (W. and D.; for City Attorney
w. A. Anderson (Rep.l W.B. G. Keller
CIV. and D.; for Fire Commissioner-W
X; Jones rep }, Chris Weisel Nv. and d.
The polls will be opened as follows:
Preclnct No. lat No. 800 J street VIM
N. PetTIe, inspector George w. Ficks and
+. 1. Burke, Judges.
Precinct No. 2-At the Grand Hotel cor
ner of Front and X streets. AMatthew Cook
Inspector; Thomas +. Healy and Ed Mar
tin, Judges.
Precinct No. 2l-At LesIie's saloon, corner
OF Fourth and K streets. Benjamin Rafferty,
Inspector j.. j. Carroll and w. D. Stalker
Judges.
Precinct No. Sat oschwald's saloon, cor
ner OF Ninth and streets Dougald Gillis
inspector; b. Love and John @. Brown,
judges.
Precinct No. S33-At the Capital Brewery,
Twelfth and l streets. James McCleery
Inspector; L. w. Maslin and ] G. Clancy,
Judges.
Precinct No. AT Howard & Sellers gro
Gerry store, corner of Eighth and NJ streets
- N4uhlcs 1usJ6GbOf1 L. w. farTSu ana
2. L. Hickman, Judges
Precinct No. AT southeast corner of
Seventeenth and NJ streets. George +. Bron-
ner, Inspector Edward Henckler and Rob-
ert Miller Judges
The polls open ct 8 A. NJ and close at sun
down. o'clock and / minute
BOARD OF CITY TRUsTEEs.-The Board of
City Trustees met yesterday, with all the
members present. The Chief Engineer of the
water works reported that the number of gall
Ions of water pumped last week was 9, 252,-
250. Charles Mclaughlin was allowed
thirty days longer time for grading n street
from Twentythird to Thirtieth. 1t was or
der9d that Twenty fifth street from II to
be opened. After allowing the following
bills the Board adjourned Capital Gas
Company 81, BOG o., Eli Mayo S25, Pacific
Life Insurance Company S5S 20, Carrie G.
Hancock 500, L. a, ByTne $40 Samuel H.
Gerrish So Whittier. Fuller & Co. S11 O3,
DAILY Bee S43 90, L. 4. Smith s., Geo. [.
Lytie $40, IL, A. Weaver SO 5S, n. l..
Drew Il Co. $3.50 90 Geo Scroth SD II. S.
W. Butler 81 80, Water Works 81, All Dan
So, Root, Nelson & Go. SIS 81, w. F.
johnson. SCI 80, Central Pacific Railroad
Company SO 81, Anton Koch So 80, W. NJ.
Shearer 1924, F. L. Burke SIS 30, E. +.
Woodward $50. H. S. Turton S42 James
Halpin So %, John Williams S34 P Hart
nett SO, p. MeHale 81 70, Jacob KEEPER 81,
George 0. Bates & Co. Sc 50, M. DAILY 1873 80,
Thomas Burns sl7, J. Stotz 50, James Wood
81, ii. Donnelly 50 70, Daniel Cox s., P.
Brannigan S62 30, VIM. Turton S145 40, c.
Mclaughlin S43 A, George jackson $40 IL,
Antonio King SO so, r. j. Merkley
Sl69 30, Nj. Enwright 81 Is, Huntington,
Hopkins & Co. $40 10, j. W. Watt Sol 70,
L. f. Bassett S157, G.. II. Krebs SIS 50,
Joseph & Gribble Sl04 10.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden March
9TH and 9Th: For the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, 80 barrels petroleum oil
Huntington, Hopkins & CO., Is bundles pipe,
boxes hardware, boxes door bells, barrel
glass chimneys, 10 boxes scythes; H. S.
Croker & Co., l case envelopes II. G. Kirk
4 Co, boxes, l bale, bundle, J. mat drugs
and l key drugs, l bundle crutches; II. II.
McNiiliamS, l crate machinery H. Eek
hart, box fishing tackle; w. ID. Comstock,
box furniture Kohler & Chase, organs
Weinstock 4 Lubin, 5 bales and boxes dry
goods, l box linen collars, 8 boxes hats
Booth q Co., so boxes canned cocoanuts
Whittier Fuller & Co., Ibox holdings Ad-
ans, Mcneil & Co., l box cigars n. Z.
White, 1 folding canvas boat Billingsley &
Co, cases pick-handles; S. Lipman & Co.,
box dry goods; c. w. Rspp & Co.. box
crackers; a. Aleister, bundles timber, ,
bundles whitietrees, bundles reaches, 3
bundle wagon gears, IL bundles wheels
Police CoUKT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Dan Donnoly, for battery, was fined
$40 and costs Charles Brooks, disturbing the
peace; William Fleming, $40 and costs, and
$40 for battery; Lee Yum, for keeping an
opium den, was fined $50 and costs-the full
extent OF the law for keeping en- opium den
Joseph Eads, accused of battery, was dis
charged for want of prosecution; the case
ofJames Benson. for an assault, was continued
to the 18th Elizabeth A Hirst, disturb
ing the peace, continued to the 10Th: John
Mahoney, disturbing the peace, continued to
the 18th; John Ningardt, battery, to the
nth bernard Dean, grand larceny, TO the
18th Henry Hodgkins and James Stevens,
accused OF visiting an opium den, We're dis
charged Sarah N. bockart, disturbing the
peace, discharged; George w. Derman, dis
turbing the peace, continued to Thursday
Charles Woods was fined So and costs for dis
turbing the peace.
INCoRPoRATIoN.-A of incorporation
were yesterday fled of the Bodie Queen Gold
and Silver Mining Company, for operation in
Mono county, with main Office at San Fran
cisco. Directors William II. Hart, Leander
Shares, George S. Carrier, A. II. Todd and
J. L. Armstrong; all of San Francisco.
Capital stock, s., 900, 900, in $40 shares.
Also, articles of incorporation of the
San Francisco Exchange Mutual Benevolent
Association. The purposes of the association
are stated to be % to secure to the families or
dependents of its members such pecuniary
benefits and aid in such sums and at such
times as may be provided by its bylaws"
Directors, Charles Clayton, A Gerberding,
Frank Dalton and Duane Ballard, San
Francisco w. H. Yates, Austin Sperry and
William d. English, of Oakland. No capital
stock.
SURPRISE PARTIEs.-Saturday evening, the
twenty-ffth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs Amos Agnes, about fifty
friends unexpectedly paid them visit at
their residence, 623 G street, and spent the
evening in o pleasant manner. The same
evening about ifty couples assembled at the
residence of M. O'Aleara, on ) street. from
which place they went to Father Mathew
Hall, and spent the evening In dancing.
PRRsoSAL-Among the passengers to ar
rive from the East to-day are Mrs. Mary
Dale and William Dale, sister-in-law and
nephew of Richard Dale of this city: Tney
reside in England E. J. Lockwood of the
Marysville Appeal was in the city yesterday
as was also D. Il. OToOhs VI OShiSi@'
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDs.-The Governor
has appointed Richard NJ. Bruno, Commits
sioner of Deeds for the State of California,
to reside at the city of New York. Also.
Matthew Henry Jacobs, Commissioner OF
Deeds to represent this State, with residence
at London. England.
F1sE ARr.-We lave examined the fine
exhibit of paintings at 514 street and think
them far superior to anything of the kind
that has been seen in this city. Parties wish
;n1 - adorn their homes will do we'll to ex-
Zine this collection carefully and attend the
auction Wednesday evening, March 10TH