Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-27
business Advertisements
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

of gallons of water pumped last week was
1920, $50, and 9O7 cubic feet of gas coke
was consumed.
The petition of D. E. Alexander to have
the taxes for 1897 "a on the north 26 feet of
the south half of lot S, in the block between
n and O., Fourth and Fifth Streets cancelled,
was granted on recommendation of the Dis
trict Attorney.
Property owners petitioned the Board to
delay action in conformity with the order
passed at the last meeting directing that GER
tain streets and alleys east of Agricultural
Park be opened. After discussion of the sub
ject by w. C. Hopping, j. II. Duffy and
others, the matter was referred to the Street
Commissioner
A communication was received from sew
eral property-bolders asking permission to
withdraw their names from a remonstrance
against J. T. Stoll being allowed to erect a
frame addition to his building between Sixth
and Seventh streets.
A communication was also received from
insurance agents, stating that the erection
would not produce higher rates of insurance
on adjoining property. The papers were
placed on file.
Upon application, D. DeBernardi was
granted permission to rebuild his dwelling
house, No. 500 l. street, as a two-story frame,
with basement.
James Finnegan requested permission to
erect a one-story frame building on K street,
between Seventh and Eighth, but in view of
the fact that c. SCHNEIDER and others filed a
remoEstrance against the same, the matter
was laid over for one week.
Proposals for sprinkling District No. were
opened, and the contract for doing the work
was awarded to P McHale at S625.
The official bond of l.. +. Bassett, as City
Surveyor, in the sum of $1,000, with Lee
Stanley and Mike Bryte as sureties, was ap-
proved and ordered on file.
On motion of Trustee johnson, it was or
dered that the sum of $1,000 be transferred
from the Special Water Works Fund to the
Water Works Fund.
The petition of A. Hebron and Others
asking that that portion of the city lying east
of Twenty-sixth street and south of n be
excluded from the pound limits, also re-
monstrance against such exclusion, were re-
ceived and ordered on file.
A. J. Hopper. City Expert, reported that
he had examined the city tax accounts of ex-
District Attorney Blanchard and that he
had overpaid the city the sum of SIS AZ,
which amount the Board ordered returned to
him.
The Board adjourned, after allowing the
following bills: H. s. Croker & Co., 81 !;
e. r. Knox for laborers), S172 so; Samuel
Harper, Sl1 L. L. Bassett, S57 Yee Bean,
81; Sacramento Transfer Company 81 A
Dennery, 70 cents: RECORD UNION, SO w.
d. Comst0ck, S31 30; Central Pacific Rail
road Company, 81, sos II; Tatum & Bowen,
$50; J. W. Watt, 500 30; NJ. G. Hawley 4
Co., S13; NJ. r. Rose, so; W. H. Rock
well, 30 cents Pacific Ice Company, So 20 !;
Jacob Schmidt, 81 80; james Harvey, $50 !:
F. r. Phillips, $50; James Coffee, Sl3 30 :;
C. J. Crowley, S13 30; E. Nerison, Sl3 50 !:
Henry Yantree, 81; Frank Lambert, $40 !;
S. +. Smith, 81 Meller & Son, Sl2 70; n.
L. Drew & Co., S5S 10; William Snarr,
S24 90; David Cox, Sc; d. Culbert, 81; d.
Jackson Sc; steamer Julia, % cents; NJ.
DAILY, S26 %; Charles Harper, 80 IL. B.
Nelson, 81 p 2. Brannigan, S27 Is; Sac
ramento Lumber Company, S17 20; Charles
Sharp, Sc %; Thomas Cotter. $11; 2. J.
Anderson, "a; All Dan, $40; S. L. Harris,
81 80; Daily Bee $50 80.
SUPERIOR COURT PRACTITIONERS. the
Superior Court of Sacramento county yester-
day the following rule in regard to the ad-
mission of candidates to practice in the Court
was established: ANY person desiring to be
admitted to the bar of this Court may,
through any member of the bar, present a
certificate signed by two regularly admitted
and practicing attorneys of at least two years
practice in the Courts of record of this State,
and move the Court for his examination and
admission. Such certificate must show that
the applicant is Of good moral character and
integrity, and of sober and industrious
habits and that the subscribers have care
fully examined him touching the qualifica-
tions of such applicant in point of learning in
law, and that in their opinion the applicant
possesses the requisite qualifications in all
respects to be admitted to practice. Upon
the making of such motion and the filing of
such certificate the Court will enter an order
appointing time, not less than two days
thereafter for the examination of such appli-
cant, and appointing two members of the
bar whose duty it shall be to be present and
aid in the examination, which shall be had in
open Court. No nonresident of this county
will be examined for admission unless he
shall have been first examined and admitted
in the Superior Court of the county of his
residence"
a New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GYMNA-
STUN CLUB.-There have been several efforts
within the past eight years to organize a
gymnastic club in this city, but they have
met with small success. A recent effort has
made more progress The demand for an
olympic club is great and the field ample,
and one conducted with any approach to a
proper system will succeed. Saturday the
Capital Gymnasium Club was formed The
intention is to fit up gymnasium in proper
style, TO provide walters and stewards. to
give entertainments, and to cultivate within
the club a social spirit as well as to develop
the physical man by proper exercise. A
number of prominent businessmen are inter-
ested in the movement. The organization is
to be modelled somewhat after the San Fran
cisco Olympic Club. The officers for the first
year are Albert Hart, President; j. III.
Miller, Vice President III. ID. Gamble, Sec
rotary; J. w. Houston, Treasurer. Direct
ors-George Gale, l. ?. Martin, w. K.
Cothrin, Frank L. johnson, w. r. Free
man. Propositions for membership have to
be made in writing and addressed to the
President or Secretary, and accompanied by
fee of 50 so. Last evening the Directors OF
the club held a meeting, and considered pro-
positions to furnish the organization with q
hall, and also considered matters relative tc
the outfit of the club and the cost of the
same.
MERCHANDISE REPORT = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden April
9th: For Van Heusen & Huntoon, boxe;
chairs, 8 boxes hat-racks; w. ID. COmstock
y Jokes hardware. - IhSlsOcAf L "a
circles; H. Eldred, l barrel whisky; III. d.
Nash Co., 6 bundles castings Capital Fur
niture Company, "a bundles bed bottoms
w. A. & G. S. Houghton, l box stationery
Neubourg 4 Lagos, 9 bags bungs; Hall. Luhr'
Il Co, 81 boxes preserves; Baker 4 Hamil
ton, box hardware, car wagons Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co., cases oil stoves,
boxes hardware, tub copper wire, boxes
hardware. IL steel shoes, Is dies; G. A.
Davis l car headers and machinery G.
Sehroth, l box wood trays; J. l. Felter,
box cigars; Waterhouse & Lester, 10 bundles
bows, 9 bundles poles; Casey 4 Cronln,
box cigars; Weinstock & Lubin, l box hats
d. w. Earl 80 steel shoes, 20 dies Adams,
Mcneil & Co., 30 barrels syrup.
AUCTION SALEs.-BeI & Co., tomorrow
morning, at 1915 Fourth street, will sell
spring wagons, buggies, sulkies, barouches
harness. and vices. Sherburn & Smith this
morning, at the residence of Mrs. J. C.
Goods, 1912 Eighth street. will sell lot Of
furniture, consisting of parlor SETS mattresses
bedsteads, crockery, carpets, stoves, lounges
chairs. kitchen utensils, etc. Bell & Co.. ;.
sale of real estate has been postponed Il
May 18th.
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