Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-09
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Election of a County Board of Education
Bills Allowed.

Bills Allowed.
All the members of the Board of Super
visors were present at its session yesterday.
George L. Cease was appointed Overseer of
Road District No. 40.
The lands of Mrs. Miller were set apart as
a swamp land district.
Mr.. Beckley moved that the Board elect a
Board of Education, and the motion was car
ried.
Mr.. Butler moved thst two ladies and two
gentlemen be elected. and this was seconded
by Mr.. Blair.
MIR. Beckley moved to amend by declaring
nominations in order, and the motion was
carried.
w. l.. Willis was nominated by Mr.. Beck
ley, w. K Dryer by Mr.. Butler, George
Smith by Mr.. Bailey, Miss H. I. McCor-
mack by Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Blanchard of Fol
som by MIR. Christy, Mrs. Jackman by Mr.
Butler, Mrs. Waldron by Mr.. Blair, and Mr.
Mcdonald by Mr.. Bauer. Miss McCor-
mack received 6 votes, w. K. Dryer 3, Mrs.
Waldron 2. George Smith 6, Mr.. Mcdonald
2. w. L. Willis 5. Mr.. Blanchard 4, and
were all declared elected.
After allowing the following bills, the
Board adjourned until this morning
NJ. S. Hammer, $50; j. w. Houston, Sl25 /;
Capital Coal and Ice Company, 81 SO; +. B.
Houston, $50; A. Hathaway, 81 80; e. A.
Blanchard, 81 j; Huntington, Hopkins L Co.,
S167 As; Locke & Lavenson, Sl3 90; Z.
Detterding, S13; r. S. Jones, $50; E. G.
Rhodes. S35; j. w. Wilson, S125; Capital
Gas Company, S54 95; +. E. Mitchell,
s17 30; A J. Vermilya, SS4 70; P. J.
Coffey, So 50; ]. G. Medley, $40 20; E.
Christv, 1922 80; n. l.. Drew & Co., 1929 II !;
2. r. Beckley, SIP; 7. G. Salisbury, SCI 80 !;
J. J. Bauer, S113; j. Hyman, Jr., So 80 /;
H. L. Buckley, $500; II. III. Linnell, S4; S.
w. Butler, 500; Thos. Anderson, So; VIM.
Crump, $50; John Ryan, 81; W. j. Davis,
S35 NJ Castro, S96; r. c. Clark, S166 &c /;
w. H. Baldwin, $50; A. Heilbron, so; G.
Rave, "a; S. Blair, 500; 7. D. SERVER, So ;
District Telegraph Company, 81 so; Guthrie
Bros. $50 GO; J. L. Huntoon, slS so; j.
81 SO; H. G. Johnson, 81 50; R. johnson.
So; II. Anderson. Sc; A. Briggs, So
A. Briggs, S64; A j. Hopper, 500; NJ.
Castro, SIT; Saml Nathan & Co., S113 70 F.;
L. Elkus, $50; G. H. Krebs & Co., STAG % !;
G. G. F. Sale, 81 60; B. Cohn, 30 cents; q.
w. Vaughan, SO; j. NJ Benson, Sc; A.
Heilbron, 1919 SO; Van Heusen & Huntoon,
Sl7; G. Il. Bishop, S133 80; I'll. I. Holmes
& Co, S13 46; G. III. Swinerton, Sl32 % ;
Sacramento Lumber Company, S5S 81; w.
ii. Bloom, so so; NJ. NJ. Drew, S2l7 "a /;
George Newport, $50; ?. ii. Coggins, SIS /;
Z. F. Woodward. $50 so; VIM. Petrie, Sill ;
Sacramento Steam Cracker Company,
S6S 90 +. Daroux, $50; Mrs. Il. j: Beck
ley, $50 A. Kunaman, $50; B. f. Halves,
go 40; Gerber & Bros, $3.50 26; White Il
Spillman, s14 40; Butterfeld & White,
Si43 II; Julius Strutz, s12; Brown Bros,
So so; A. Schaden, 1852 q; Parsons, Kill
gour & Co., S26 81; Schaden & Rodergerdts,
S63 ~; Alderman & Co., So %; Thomas
Sheehan. $50; Mary Mclaughlin, $50;
A. Summers, $40; G. Kuchler, $40 So ;
Charles English, s.; j. S. George,
"a; r. BY, S45; d. Burrell, Sl2 ;
d. Kienborts, $50; Bell & Kolliker, SIS; IL.
G.. Conway. Sc +. E. Brown, $40; J. Gro
min, sc So; w. H. Hevener, =; J. L. Lame,
$500; o. n. Morse, SO; NJ. McCue, $50 /;
L. J. Bectley, $50; N. Mccarthy, S27; H..
Tennent, SO 65; w. Fitzmorris, -; 5. Kay,
SO 50; A. T. Whitman, 500 W. P. Cole
man, S14 so; l.. G. Chandler, $50; j. X.
Brown, SIPS; J. 7. Carey, S91 % J. :.
Agard, $50; A. Leonard, S91 so; w. z.
Fetch. s216; Z. Cadwalader, S91 so: Spinks
& Acock. S97 25; Sweetser & Alsip, sos 90;
P. l.. Hickman, $50; G. S. Lowell, S24 ;
Charles Hull, sly; J. NJ. Stephenson, S24 ;
William Jubb. s25; George Mckee, s23 J.
B. Taylor, s2S; w. E. Wise. SIG; E. W.
Foster, Sl9; J. H. Knowles, SIS; II. Ladd,
SIG; J. f. Gladney, 1913 30; G. w. Eldred,
S25 John Curran. $40; w. Curtis, S15 90 f;
J. hatcher, $40 P. Beckendorf, s24; A. B.
Burns, sl4; J. Browning. S1S; j. Bonetti,
SIS; w. Avery. SIG; L. L. Lewis, SIG; ID.
Parker, S23; S. McEwing, S24 so; John
Richards, S27 j. H. Houston, $40; D. L.
Lupkins, $50; J. F. Richardson, SIG; Chas.
Robin. S14; George Rich, S23; T. II. Slack,
S24; c. III. Stevens, SIC.
MERCHANDISE RRPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden April
9th For the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, 30 barrels petroleum oil; Mebius &
Co., 40 kegs herrings; w. d. Comstock, 26
boxes chairs; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
% bars and bundles steel, cases hardware,
20 bars iron j. Lambert & Co., 9 cases
sauce T. Hill, box hardware Lindley &
Co. &c boxes tobacco, 10 boxes yeast cakes
Weinstock & Lnbin, box dry goods, boxes
hats Holman, Stanton & Co., l package
windmill sails, 2 packages arms, package
tr1sses; III. a. Weaver, l box note paper
Thomas Harper, cases shoes; Adams,
Mcneil & Co., kegs and % pals tobacco
Gus Lavenson, 2 boxes shoes
HANDSOME Patterns IN GRENADINES, at
20. %, 80 and 80 cents per yard. The latest
tints in lace work dress goods, at 80 and &C
cents per yard, at the Red House.
FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN mems aud boys
straw hats, of some forty different styles and
prices, just opening out at the Red House
Prices, from 10 cents to 50 80.
FANS AND PARAsoLs.-The largest stocl
and the lowest prices ever shown in the city
None should fail to see them at the Rex