Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-10
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

The Board of City Trustees held its regula
session yesterday forenoon, at which John A
Cunningham, Chief Engineer of the Waite
Works, reported that during the past weel
the works had been running 16S hours tn,
total number of gallons of water pumped
was 20, $50, $50, and the amount of fuel con
sumed in pumping the same was 1,622 cubic
! feet of gas coke.
Z. J. Cluaie appeared before the Board in
relation to the claim Of Curtis & Clunie
against the city for $4,000 as fees for legal
services in the case of Hoagland ct al. va. the
city OF Sacramento. He presented written
statements from Nlessrs. Robert Hamilton,
II. e. Harrison and Fred Cox, who were ap
pointed to arbitrate the claim. to the effect
that they had, after hearing the evidence on
both sides, fixed the amount at sc, 900, which
amount Nh. Ciunie said would be received as
payment in full for the above claim
Mayor Turner stated that the consideration
OF the matter had not been properly OF fairly
carried on, as no notice had been given to him
OF the meeting of the Arbitration Commit
tee, and the city had not been duly repre-
sented iii the matter. After discussion, fur
Their consideration of the claim was decided
upon, and the subject referred to Trustee
johnson.
Harbormaster n. A. Kidder appeared be.
fore the Board and stated that there was no
place for the steamer 5. NJ. Whipple to land
at the Sacramento wharf, and asked that the
Board make some provision in relation to it.
1 his also was referred to Trustee johnson.
The following bills were presented and al
lowed: Friend & Terry, $40 SO; II. A.
Weaver, S4S Pacific Ice Co, So 40; Lee
Young, 81 j. L. Barron, 81; VI. G. Haw-
ley L Co., 81; Capital Gas Co, $500; J. ID.
Lord. 1923 60; J. w. Watt, $33 r. Neil.
son, S24 ~; Friend & Terry, SD 05 /; NJ. G.
Hawley & CO., Sc; County Recorder. 81 IS !;
Friend & Terry, SIPS 0S; James Touhey,
S96 52; A. Brason, S14 IL T. d. Webb,
Sll %; Fountain Bros, $45 - Dauy Bee.
S3l 81; P. Herzog, S4S % :. Butter6eld &
White, S3S 25 Pacific Ice Company, 81 &c !;
II. A. Weaver, IS; Lecke l. Layenson. 81 80 ]:
Miller Son, sol As: NJ. Daily, SIS Ii !;
Thomas Cotter, Sl2 Il; William Turton,
1891 CO.
Board then adjourned
PERSONAL Colonel l. s. Tichenor, Chief
of the Quartermaster' Division, Third Au-
ditor's Office, Washington, d. G., and for
merly of Auburn, this State, is stopping in
the city as guest of Jerome Davis, and leaves
for Oregon tomorrow. Mrs. G.. w. Clark
aud family, Mrs CHRIS. Weisel and family.
Miss 10. \. Wilsey, Miss Nellie Clark, Mrs.
5. ield and daughters, Mrs T. Birdsall
and family and Mrs. Albert Gallatin and
family went to Santa Cruz yesterday. John
Aiilliken and family, Miss Mary Milliken.
L. 7. Ross, Mrs. Geo. A. Putnam, Miss
Sylvester and Mrs. j. Gage went to Mon
terey. T.. II. Miller, Jr., returned to the
Bay yesterday. VIM. Fuller, W. +. Whit
tier, L. Woods and S. w. Holiday returned
fr,Nf. tka 10 lv,, u
5 Carey, q. w. Carey and wife, Mrs. L. A.
Epson. Mrs. 5. B. Hubbard and daughter
went to Santa Ceuz. Frank Smith returned
yesterday from Lake county.
BoYs IN BLUE.-The Boys in Blue have
completed their organization and have the
following officers: Commander. w. A.
Houghton Senior Vice-C Commander, C. II.
Hubbard I; Junior Vice Commander, John
Doughersy Adjutant, Henry Bennett; Off.
Ger of the Day, Fred. Dustman Quarter
master, o. P. Dodge.
OVER. CHARGING. -Last evening between 8
and o'clock a gentleman at the corner of j
and Second had set-to with hackman who
tried to over-charge for hack services. The
gentleman blew his police-whistle Justify, and
sternly threatened the drivers arrest, but as
no officer was at baud the matter was allowed
to go by default.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-D. J. Simmons &
Co. viii sell on Thursday, on the premises, lot
4, between G and II and Fifteenth and Six.
teeuth streets, the elegant new residence of
w. 3. Mcclellan, being two-ssory and,base-
ment. Also, at same time. all the carpets,
range, gas fixtures, ETC., throughout the
house will be sold.
LADIES, prepare yourselves for our great
ribbon sale, to commence at noon to-mor-
row, August llth. Some Of the choicest and
most decided bargains ever offered will be
placed on our Fancy Goods Counters, Me.
chanics' Store.
THOUSANDS SAVED to the public by buying
your goods at the house that always has bar.
gains and job lots to offer You at price, that
credit stores cauDob think Of connecting with.
There is but one house-ths Red House.
THE best linen { n. only 10 cents, at l..
Bien's, Eighth and streets.
l ONT FIss The RIBBON SALE, at Me-
chanics' Store.
ALL.wo9L CASHMERE SUITES, in all styles,
Sc, at the Red House.