Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-02
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.
The Board of City Trustees held its regu-
lar meeting yesterday at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
All the members were present.
A communication, numerously signed, was
received in relation to the bad condition OF
the sewer at Thirteenth street, asking that
it be attended to Immediately. Placed on
file.
William Beckman appeared before the
Board and called attention to the fact that
G. SCHNEIDER was proceeding to construct his
building on K street, between Seventh and
| Eighth, in violation of the fire ordinance.
and requested that the Board take the neces-
sary measures to prevent it. The matter
was referred to the Chief Engineer OF the
Fire Department.
Chief Engineer Cunningham reported that
during the past week the Water w orks mad
been running 16S hours: the total number OF
gallons of water pumped was u, 1877 800, and
! the amount of fuel consumed in pumping the
same was l, 375 cubic feet of gas coke.
In answer to the petition of the City
Railway Company, heretofore presented, per-
| mission was granted to the company toremove
the track from Third street, between K and
O streets. and from o street, between Third
and Teuth, provided the streets, when the
track is removed, be Immediately repaired
to the satisfaction of the Street Commits
sioner.
The following bills were considered and
ordered paid Whittier, Fuller & Co,
u 20; G. IL. Swinerton, S39 so; Davis 4
Smith, 81 %; w. a. Anderson, So 90; +.
Foster, S37 j. T. Barron, 81 II. &. Mel
win, $40; Biewener & Hageman, $50; Will
lam Melvin, 50; P. Harmon, 1928 IS; G. o.
Adams, Sl5 Is; Capital Gas Company.
81, 164 IS; L. T. Bassett, Sill 10; NJ. Daley,
$50; Holbrook, Merrill q Stetson, $50 rs ;
NJ W. Blanchard, S92 25 Joseph Burns.
1924 25; James Touhey, 1865 70; Samuel
Harper, SIG d. Dierssen, sos; William
Hillebrand, S406: Augustus Meiss, S2l7 !;
! George Schrodt. S27 20 John Wall, SO % /;
| p Haruett, $50; NJ. Barber, $50; Sacra-
mento Lumber Company, Sl5; j. d. LORD,
1888 %.
The Board then adjourned.
A DAMAGING UPsET-At an early hour
on Sunday morning last Lizzie Allen and
Sophia BIelchoir, while out riding with horse
and carriage from Basler's stable, had an ex-
pensiye and painful smash up. They were
both intoxicated and between the hours of l
and o'clock in the morning their horse ran
up street at q fearful rate of speed and un-
! ny JIcul. ~ DiAbu Sbtbti IL ltflftQ
suddenly towards X and collided with the
awning post. knocking one wheel from the
buggy and thro wing the occupants ont upon
the pavement. Both received severe and
painful injuries. Their faces were terribly
disigured and bruised, and Sophia was said
to have been very seriously injured other
wise. Some young men who were
acquainted with them tended their SER
vices to obtain medical aid and
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police officer met Lizzie coming out of the
plaza in a bewildered condition. She begged
him to help her find physician to dress her
wounds, which he did, and afterwards sent
her home with livery conveyance. Portions
of the buggy were lett where the accident &C.
Cured, and fragments were scattered along K
street to near the State House, where the re-
naming portion was found, literally in atoms.
The horse was recovered later in the night in
the eastern portion of the city.
acknowledgements Perkins went to
San Francisco yesterday afternoon to address
Republican mass meeting at Irish-American
Hall last evening. Judge E. A. Belcher of
Marysville was in the city yesterday. Warden
! T. C. Pockman of Folsom Prison was also in
! the city, and returned last evening, Secretary
| of State Burns went to Woodland to attend
| election and vote to-day, and Assistant Ad-
| jutant General Turner went to Chico for the
same purpose. Colonel VIM. Hawkins came
| down from Butte last evening to vote here
to-day. Deputy Secretary of State Reynolds
| goes to Napa to-day to watch the election.
! George A. Knight passed through to Wheat
| land, where he closed his canvass last even
| ing. S. S. Holl went to Gridley and adj
dressed Republican meeting last evening.
Attorney General Hart went to Marysville,
where he made his closing speech of the cam
paign last evening" and Greed Raymond adj
dressed a Republican rally at Dutch Flat.
| Rev. w. ii. Milburn, the lecturer, left for
the East yesterday Afternoon.
GRAND LARCENY CAsE.-Upon officer Lee
going to San Francisco to bring up John
Burns, alias George Leonard, the party that
recently stole two sets of harness from DR..
Dixon and one from Israel Luce, he found
that the harnesses had been disposed of in
pawn brokers' shop, or Fence" and one of
them resold to party who was that day out
of the city. When asked in reference to the
other two the proprietor said he didn't
answer any conundrums," which showed
conclusively the character of the establish
ment where the harnesses were taken for
sale, The officer found, by the aid of
search warrant, in looking over the books of
the concern, that the three harnesses were
bought" upon certain day, or so entered,
and no account was to be found OF only one
having been sold. It is thought they may
yet be recovered. Burns was brought to this
city to answer to the charge of grand larceny.
OCTOBER REPORTS. -The report of the
Chief of Police shows that 215 arrests were
made during the month, Is dodgers furnished
with beds and l.. So meals furnished prisoners
and destitute persons. Harbor dues TO the
amount of S194 were collected by Harbor-
master N. a. Kidder. P. Brannigan,
| Poundmaster, took up one horse, one COW.
one goat aud fifty dogs. Forty-four of the
dogs were killed, aud the remaining animals
were redeemed, except the goat, which is still
| held for charges. The fees collected during
the month was $40 Forty deaths were re.
ported by Superintendent w. G. Farnsworth,
Of the city cemeteries, for the month"; and
fees to the amount CT 1928 were collected.
AMERICAN RIVER BRIDGB.-At the cleo
tion to-day, the question as to whether or
not the county should purchase the American
river bridge to make it free, will be sub
mitted to vote of the people. At the bot
tom of the ticket of each party will be
printeda line inreference to the bridge PROPOSE
ton, with the words, YES and "No," fol-
| lowing. Inc voter Will erase one OF them.
and the yes, or 70, remaining, will be his
vote upon the subject. Neglecting to erase
either word viii simply neutralize the ballot,
and it will count neither for nor against the
purchase.
INooRPoBAT1oSs.-The have been filed
in the Office of the Secretary of State arti.
cles of incorporation of the Dslano Gold and
Silver Mining Company place of business.
San Francisco; Directors-Emile Chauvin,
A. Mandis, Ignacio s. Valencia, Philip A.
Roach, Henry Casanova capital stock, So
600 coo, in 100, GOO shares of 500 each. Also
the Black Lead Mining Company of Grass
Valley mining district Directors-John E.
Carter. John Hasson. John Snowdon, Geo.
Fletcher, Josiah Palamountain capital
stock, 800, 900, in 80. 600 shares of 81 each.
REWARD OFrERED.-The Governor, in &C.
cordance with the law in relation to elections,
has offered a reward of 500 for the arrest
and conviction of any person detected in vot-
ing Illegally at to-day's election. The sum
of $4,000 is appropriated by the State for
this purpose, and this doubtless will induce
watchfulness at the polls by Others than the
regularly appointed officers of the law, as
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