Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND HALL
OF RECORDS


BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND HALL
OF RECORDS.
The Board of Supervisors met yesterda,
with al the members present. A commune
cation from S. Tryon, in regard to the take.
on certain property vas referred to the Dis
trict Attorney.
The report Of Silas Chance, Road Over
seer of District No. IS, was approved
HALL OF RECORDS.
Supervisor Becllley introduced the follow
ing resolution:
WHEREAS. It seems to be the desire of the com
munty that the Board Of Supervisors take some ac
ton looking toward the erection Of Hall OF Records
therefore be it
ResoIDed, That this Board advertise for plans ant
specifications for Hall of Records said hall to b,
erected either upon the lot of the county known az
the Courthouse lot, or some lot adjoining to tn,
Courthouse lot, in the block Also, thai
plans and specifications be received by the Clerk O
TINS Board up TO April 9Th, at 10 clock A. NJ anC
that this Board pay a reasonable compensa ion fol
the plan and specifications that the Board decd,
upon and adopt.
Supervisor Blair moved to amend by limit,
ing the cost to $40, 600, but the motion was
lost by the following vote: Ayes-Blair,
Bauer and Butler. Noes-Bailey, Christy,
Beckley and Wilson.
The original resolution was then adopted
by the following vote: Ayes-Bauer, Blair,
Bailey Christy, Beckley and Wilson Noes
Butler.
Mr. Blair gave notice that he would move
to reconsider the matter to-day
BILLS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
After allowing the salaries of county Off
GERS and the following bills the Board adj
lourned to to-day: John Black, Sl15 80
James Lansing, s.; Locke & Lavenson,
SAT II Margaret McCue, $50; John Cham
bers, $50; Daniel Kienborts, $50; J. r.
Lame, 1914 25; Mary Mclaughlin, $50
Gerber Bros, 1914 20 L. J. Beckley, $50 ;
Silas Chance, S104; Bell & Kolliker, $50 IS ;
A. Schaden, 1896 IS; Robert Biey, $50 ;
William Fitzmorris, $50; Anna Summers,
Sl1; j. +: Whyte & Co, 81 50; James
Touhey, Sll9 30; Charles E. Bishop, S133 30 ;
Ned Perry, S31 Go; William Crump, $50 +;
George HaItmeyer, SIS; NJ. Barber, SIG
Charles Flohr, So 25; G.. H. Swinerton,
S13 70; Capital Gas Company, S4S 80; j..
h, Oatman, 50; NJ. Castro, SSS; A. J. YER
milya, S43 %; Il. r. Patten, 81; Butter
field Il White, 500 81: Charles Zimwalt,
So 90; William Young, So; T. Sheehan,
$50; Frank Daroux, SEQ S. s. Nixon, 81: A.
Kunaman. $50; n. j. Toll So; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co, So so; Schaden & Rode
gendts, Sl02 49, Julius Strut, $50; Mrs.
d. j. Beckley, $50; Charles English, 50
NJ. S. Hammer S96 IS; RECORD UNION,
S497 60; L. S. Jones, Sl06 %: A. NJ. Smith,
IS 4S; ?. J. Coffey, 81 IS; Ben Cohen,
81 Is; W. II. Baldwin. $50; T. G.. Sails
bury and son, 1874; Van Heusen & Huntoon,
S27; L, Brainard, S24; NJ NJ Drew,
1922 so; American District Telegraph Com
panY, 81 50; Capital Ice Company, 81; G.
Il. Bush, So so; S. L. Harvey, $40 60; Lee
Stanley, IS; i. Foster, 81; S. II. Davis,
81; Il. NJ. Lincoln, So; II. Garrett, $40.
A MYSTERY Wednesday night about Q
o'clock G. S. Coffin wellllnown insurance
man, who lives on Eighth street, between G
and II, left his home, saying he was going
down town. He left his watch and overcoat
ut his residence, as if he would return in a
few minutes, but at late hour friends were
notified Of his disappearance and began a
search for him that has bser continued so far
without success. He had been unwell for
several weeks, his troubles and sickness SEEM
ing to affect his mind. His friends fear that
he has fallen into the river or China slough
and been drowned, and this fear has been
strengthened by the discovery near the
man who wore no boots. The latest rumor,
however, comes in the shape of private tele-
gram received very late last night, from q
gentleman at Lincoln, stating that the miss
ing man passed that station, standing on the
platform of train that went up the Oregon
route yesterday.
County, HosPITAL REPoET.-J. r. Laine.
physician in charge of the County Hospital,
submitted the following report for the month
of February to the Supervisors yesterday
Number of patients in hospital February LIST,
$50; number received during the month, &C 4;
number discharged, 6S; number died, 6 low
est number at any one time, 1873; number
present February 29th, 142; meals furnished
destitute applicants, "A. The names of the
deceased, their nativities and the causes of
death are as follows Edward Warren, Eng
land, consumption; infant child of Nellie
Lynch. stillborn; c. H. Valentine (colored)
New Jersey, paralysis; Catherine Hargrave
(colored), North Carolina, dropsy Andrew
johnson, Sweden, Bright's disease L. J..
O'Brien, Maine, consumption Mary Auder-
son, Colorado, consumption. The current
expenses were as follows Salaries of Super
intendeDt and employees, S7iS F.; subsistence,
500 Al; miscellaneous expenses, S104 60 (;
total, Sl,749 06.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden March
ID: For the Continental Oil Company, l
car load Of oil; NJ. I. Brewer &, Co, IL kegs
nails; Baker & Hamilton, TO boxes hay
knives; Whittier, Fuller & Co, l box mold
ing; Billingsley & Co, cases brushes, 4
dozen bowls, 81 dozen brooms G. w. Ches-
ley, l box cigars S. Lipman & Co, l box
dry goods, box table linen Rothfeld Bros,
box cotton, box linen suits; Weinstock &
Lubin, l case umbrellas, l box clothing, 8
cases shoes, boxes hats !; w. a. & C. S.
Houghton, case books.
CoMMERCIAL.-The steamer San JOAQUIN
No. ? arrived yesterday with merchandise and
a barge of lumber for N L. Drew and the
Sacramento Lumber Company, and returned
with merchandise fer San Francisco The
e. NJ. Small came down the river with
barge of grain. The steamer Relief arrived
from San Francisco with lumber for w. f
Frazer and the Friend & Terry Lumber
Company; also the steamer Chin Du Wan
with merchandise.
Police CogRT.-In the Police Court yes
terday George Willis was find $3.50 and cost
for petit larceny. The charges against Rob
ert Hill and William Armstrong, for battery
were dismissed for want of prosecution. Tn
cases of Dan Woods, E. Spurgeon and E
Renfro, for violating the hack ordinance
were continued till Monday.
NAruRAI1zED.-In the Superior Court yes
terday Charles George Heissenbuttel, nativ
of Germany, was admitted to citizenship o
the testimony of Thomas II. Berkey and Ed
ward Kraus Also James McEnerney, na
tive of Ireland, on the testimony of job
Fox and p. Kelly.
CoRoAER's BoND.-A. J. Vermilya, Count
Coroner fled his official bond with tn
County Recorder yesterday. 1t is in the SUI
of 5000, with J. w. Todd, II. Winters,
P. Cooley, p. Herzog, j. o. Hector and Geo
Taverner as sureties.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. = There were fol
warded to the East yesterday One car of sa
mon, OF rags, of red oil, OF wine, {
leather and l of merchandise.
FASHION NoTEs.-From the latest Fashio
Magazine, We note with pleasure that th
real Princess Lace" is to be all the rage i
fashionable circles this season. This is ste
in the right direction, for no lace is MOI