Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS DIR. LAME
EXoNERATED.

EXoNERATED.
The Board of Supervisors met Yesterday.
with all the members present,
The following claims were allowed Susan
K. Tibbets, $40; T. c. Perkins, SIS 50
Changers Store, $40 60; James Touhev,
1851 81 VIM. Sales, $40; Win j. Davis.
$50; E. G. Morton, S4S; N. Deely, s44 so /:
n. L. Drew, s24 IS; 10 Houston, $500.
VIM. Sales, II. j. Merkley, W. 0. Davis
and Il. 6. Morton, Overseers of Roads, made
reports. The matter of obstruction in Road
District No. % was referred to the Road
Committee
The sum of $500, agreed to be paid bv the
agent of J. b. Haggin for improvements on
the road leading To the American river bridge
was received and credited to the general road
fund
A vote of thanks was extended to James S.
watson, OF Memphis, Tenn, for three bound
volumes OF his SpiTtuGllst Wagdzine, which
ne had presented to the hospital library.
Inc Judiciary Committee reported that the
Dill before the Legislature enforcing extra
duty upon the Auditor in making an abstract
OF the mortgage book for the use of the As
sesssr would soon become law, and recon-
mended that the compensation for extra clerk
hire be liked at 81 Per day, and that the num-
Der to be employed be left to the Judiciary
Committee
The Board unanimously adopted the fol-
loving resolution offered by Supervisor
Bauer:
Resolpsd, That the charges against J. r. Lame,
physician at the County Hospital, have no foupda.
ton IN TACT. We therefore exonerate him from all
blame IN the premises and alter full investigation
Of the management OF the County Hospital do find
That Dr. Lame has acted in humane discreet and
genuemanly manner and with bearing which does
him honor and credit
The petition of citizens of Elk Grove. in
regard to school matters, was set for hearing
April 9th.
A. j. Hopper, county expert, reported con-
corning the condition of the accounts of ex-
Sheriff Drew.
Contracts for furnishing supplies to the
County Hospital were awarded as follows ::
Bread, at 81 IS per 100 pounds, to G. E,
huchler;. beef to A. Shulmeyer, at 81 cents
per pound and mutton at a cents per pound !;
-four TO John Black, at S. 80, and crackers at
IS W per 100 pounds groceries to A. Scha-
den, White Spillman, Schaden & Rod
ergerdts ana Butterfeld Il White.
The Board then adjourned for the term.
Run OVER AND KILLED. Shortly past l
o'clock yesterday afternoon truckman
named David Cross was killed near the cor
ner of Eight.and K streets by being run over
by the wheels Of his truck Deceased owned
the truck and spirited team, and has been
employed to do the hauling for Neubourg &
Lagos steam mills on Fifth street. near K.
During the past few days he has been under
the influence of liquor, though said to have
usually been sober IN his habits. Yesterday
mn T1lt1cf berr al, /.
until he had recovered. Instead of doing so
he went driving over the city with his I'M
loaded wagon, stopping frequently to drink
On Eighth street, north of K ne fell from
his seat and front wheel passed across his
head, cruising the skull above the left eve. A
hind wheel passed across his body, and the
weight of it broke his back, neck and
rlos. Coroner Nermilya took charge of
the body and will hold an inquest
to-day. The deceased was a native of In
diana, aged % years, and was well known in
tins city, as he came here in early days and
was Tor long time engaged in teaming
across the mountains from this point. He
leaves wife and four chiIdren-three girls
and one boy. He resided on + street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes.
terday the charge against R. f. Fitzgerald
for attempting to extort money was dis
missed, on motion of the District Attorney :
Lizzie jerks was sentenced to thirty days
Imprisonment for vagrancy Charles Smith,
held to answer for an assault to commit muir
der, and bail fixed at g, 500; Frank Roberts
pleaded guilty of disturbing the peace and
was hned - and costs, and Dan Fav was
fined 81 so and Mrs Hall SD 80 for the same
otfense the cases of Jimmy White and Bill
Esslg, Tor grand larceny. Nellie Rogers, con-
splracy In the same, and Frank Walton and
Granville, accessory after the fact, continued
to the 23d.
SUIT ENDED.-The suit of Richmond
Woods versus l.. S. Taylor was on trial in the
Superior Court yesterday. The plaintiff in
the cause prayed for judgment against the
defendant for damages alleged to have been
sustained by reason of the NEGLECT of L. s.
Taylor, the defendant, who had been en-
ployed as the plaintiff 5 counsel in a former
SUIT against George o. Bates. After the
hearing OF the evidence yesterday judge Dem
son granted nonsuit, it being considered
unnecessary to submit the question to the
jury.
RELEAsED.-Judge Clark, of the Superior
Court, yesterday granted a writ of habeas
corpus to I. C. Natiyal, whom he had SEN
writ was allowed because the applicant had
been imprisoned three months, the longest
time allowed, though he was originally SEN
fenced to four months imprisonment
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS There were for
warded to the East yesterday car loads Of
barley, of raisins, 8 of merchandise and 3 Of
wool There were received here car loads
of wood, of shakes, of barley, l of raisins.
/ of wheat, l of -four, L Of spokes, of cattle.
of coal. of hay and l Of oil.
PARTY AT RosEvILLE.- There was pleas
ant leap-year party given at Braunstetter's
Hall, at Roseville Junction, Wednesday even
ing. The success of the affair was largely
due to the managers, Misses Lizzie and Mag
gle Scoot and Miss Addie Byrnes.
CoMMERcIAL.-The steamer Governor Dana
arrived Yesterday from the upper Sacramento
with grain, and the schooner Sacramento
from San Francisco with lumber for the
Friend 4 Terry Lumber Company.
SWIMMING BATHs.-J. b. Kueny, the pro-
prietor of Richmond Grove, is making ar
Engagements to place large swimming baths in
the grove. He expects to have them COM
pleted before summer.
NEW MILLINERY STORE, AT No. 523 J
ofREET.-The finest goods. at less prices than
ever before offered in Sacramento. BOND &