Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-09
NAMES.

| Won Berg. .......... I54ll1 l65 . ISL 10 1881
Wiley ...-.......... 147I a 149 165 166p2
Igs t 81 30, "a rs 81 "a
Fitzgerald .......... on 81 9S 3 10ol 81 1l0I
| BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-The Board met
Yesterday with all the members present.
| Thomas j. Brown was unanimously elected
| Constable of Costumes Township. The fol-
| lowing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That VIM. Crump, janitor Of the
| Pavilion building, be instructed to stop all
games of chance in the building, to close the
room known as the ladies' dressing room. and
inform D. J. Simmons that he must remove
all articles from said room and place it in the
same condition when he took possession OF
the hall The report of j. r. Lame, County
Physician, was received and ordered on hle
D. Callahan, County Treasurer, requested
that the safe in his office be furnished with a
time lock. An agent of Halls Safe and Lock
Company offered to put the lock on trial for
thirty days, and if it gave satisfaction
the price would be $500. On motion
of Supervisor Beckley, the proposition was
accepted by the following vote: Ayes
Bauer, Blair, Christy, Beckley, Wilson
noes-Bailey and Butler. The Board ad-
journed after allowing the salaries of county
officers and the following bills: CALVIN &
Stanley, "a; John Domingos, 81; G. w.
Clarke, IS; L. Bel, Sc; ]. S. Trowbridge,
So 80: John Black, 512 William Atkins,
| SO; Everett Pierce, S12; w. M. Petrie,
$50 IS Bell & Kolliker, $S1 % White x
Spilman, $50 81; w. D. Kimball, $14
William Crump, $50; W. A. Strobel,
$50; Alderman 4 Co., S13 69; W.
r. Grimshaw, so; G. II. Swinerton,
SOL 20; I. Lambert & Co., 81 Phil Caduc,
81 80; L. Berck, 81 so; w. H. Baldwin,
$50: d. J. Simmons, Sl65; Bush y Co.,
S1GS 70; Ed Mckee, 5000; James Nc
CURE. So Yea Bean, So; RECORD u MON,
S139 %: j. +. Whyte, 81; S. j. & j. NJ.
Jackson, So 10; a. B. Nixon, $50; Jacob
Miller, Si5; Jacob Stortz, IS; II. 5. Jones,
50 Is; Robert Phillips, S.; G. Nj. Dixon,
$50; c. II. Krebs < Co.. Sl6 American
S37 30 W. L. Gerber, So 80; All Dan, SO
p. J. Coffey, 81; D. +. Alexander, SCI
Matthew Hodge, 81; w. A. Prader, So; P.
IL. Murphy, SO rs; Henry Porter, So; L.
BRYAN. So IS; Geo w. Newbert, 81 W.
d. Kimball, SIS; NJ. NJ. Drew, 1924 ~; NJ.
s. Hammer, 81 SO; Nelson Jensen, SO;
Butterfeld & White Sl4 t5; Scofeld &
Tevis, S16O; NJ. S. Hammer, SCI so; A.
Schaden, s44S 67; Schaden & Podgerts,
d.
SHELTON, 81; A Willard, $40; 10 Mar
tin, 50; Whittier. Fuller & Co., $50 10;
L. Elkus, $3.50 % Booth & Co., S23 So
Lyon Barnes, S34 AZ II. Donnelly, 50 So
j. Oschner Sl2; Pacific Ice Co., 81 30; c.
H. Gilman, ST. "a W. +. Frazier, 81 50;
NJ. Barber, SS1 Julius Strutz, S23; G. L.
Hartmeyer, SIS j. r. Schinder, so; Geo.
H. Garland, 81 30 !; P. Walsh, 81 so; Sam
uel Drummond, $50; Robert Bly, $50; Dan
II 70
ital Furniture Company, scr so; Miss Il. j.
Beckley, S26 Alfred Kunaman, $50; Mar
garet MoCue, $50; John S. George, $50;
Mary Mclaughlin, 800; Mrs. Fay, SO;
Chas. English, SO; Geo. Foster, 50 j. L.
Elemer, 81 John Black, S113 81; Daniel
Sullivan, 81; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
| $50 6S; A J. Vermilya, S24S IS; G. 7.
Bush, So 25 Capital Gas Co., SS6; Pacific
Ice Co., 1874 AZ; J. Il. Lame, S2S2 so.
THE STREET RAILwAY.-The Board of
City Trustees have decided to submit to
legal counsel the O-street railroad matter,
with the view of ascertaining whether or not
the partial abandonment of the road to-
gether with failure to keep the same in
proper repair, has worked forfeiture of the
charter of the railway company to that line
of road The result of legal investigation
into this subject will be awaited with much
interest Work was resumed yesterday upon
the construction of street railway on Tenth
street, small force of men being engaged in
excavating for the bed of the track. As
some uncertainty has been expressed as to
whether this line would be run the entire dis
lance between X ard o streets on Tenth, it
may be stated that the charter definitely de-
termines that the road shall run on Tenth
street from X to Il, thence on n to E!ev-
enth, and upon Eleventh from n to street.
The running of cars the O-street line is
again resumed during morning and evening,
for the convenience of those residing in that
portion of the city, and will only be run in
this way until the Tenth-street connection
is completed, which is expected to be ready
for the cars in about two weeks.
DEATH OF T. C. BENTEEN.-Coroner Yer
milya last evening held an inquest on the
body of 7. C. Benteen. whose death was
mentioned yesterday. The evidence showed
that the deceased had complained of illness
during the day, that early in the evening he
had purchased two ounces of laudanum, and
at a late hour was somewhat under the infiu-
ence of liquor. At l o'clock his wife re-
turned from a social entertainment, accom-
panied by her next-door neighbors, II. o.
White and wife. Directly after leaving them
she came to their door and told them her
husband was dying. The physician sum-
moned pronounced the death as result of an
overdose of opium. note found in his
memorandum book read as follows MY
Dear Wife-God bless you, and may you be
happier than in the past. 1 left my valise at
Nelson's. Please write to Fred. l have
earpet-sack in Folsom at Hymau's. Get it
and look over some of the papers-Charlie."
The jury rendered verdict of death from
| overdose of opium. The funeral services
will take place to-day from Odd Fellows
! Hall. under the auspices of Ell Dorado Lodge
No. s, |. o. o. T.
INSTALLATION. = District Deputy Great
Sachem Charles E. Spencer, assisted by Past
Sachems T. W. Payne, J. P. Counts and Z.
H. Mckee, ERASED up" the following Chiefs
of Owosso Tribe, No. 90, Imp o. R. M,
Senior Sycamore, A. w. Nelson; Junior
Sycamore, George W. Nichols: Prophet, r.
| B. Harmon; First Sanap, f. H. Miller ;
! Second Sanap, A. L. Nichols; Financial
/ Chief. J. f. Ccrson; First Warrior, J. I.
| Stafford; Second Warrior, P. 4. Buckley;
/ Third Warrior, y. Coffield; Fourth Warrior,
4 J. H. Herman First Brave, FL. L. Greer !;
! Second Brave, F. Griswold; Third Brave,
| Carl Leonard Fourth Brave, B. Coustan-
/ tine; Guard OF NlgWan, IL. mcCape; How-
vows, L, Montgaillard and Joseph Levia.
| After installation the Tribe, with invited
guests. repaired 70 Fishers restaurant, where
banquet was enjoyed.
LEcrURE.-In response to an invitation
from some of the leading citizens of the
city, Rev. n. a. NJ. Henderson has agreed
! to deliver lecture here. The subject will be,
.sOur Girls, Grave and Cay" and tie date
will be the l4th instant.