Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

LUGns. III ELlIGEkUE.
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.
The Board of City Trustees held its regular
session yesterday, and transacted business as
follows:
The subject of awarding the contract fol-
construction of brick retaining wall along
the recent addition to the City Cemetery was
taken up, and George Murray being the low.
est bidder, the work was awarded to him at
the following figures Brick work, 22i cents
per cubic foot; iron, 81 cents per pound
wooden cap. 4cents per foot, board measure
rough redwood, p cents per foot. Mr.. Muir.
ray was required Co file bond in the sum OF
$500.
City Attorney w. A Anderson presented
report on the claim of w. H. Ferre for
damages against the city amounting to $3.50.
1t was recommended by the City Attorney
that 800 be allowed, and on motion the
Board ordered the payment as recommended.
A request made by L. G. Chandler to
have all distractions removed from Third
street north Of /, that the street might be
made the proper width. Referred to the
Street Commissioner.
II ptLlLlOu 10 nave Tie uSI0l-u living III
central portions of the city, especially on l.
street, between Front and Fourth, removed
to more remote portion of the city, was re-
ceived and referred to the City Attorney and
Chief of Police.
John A. Cummings, Chief Engineer Of the
Water Works, reported that during the past
week the works had been running 16S hours
the total number of gallons of water pumped
was Is, So $50, and the amount of fuel con-
sumed in pumping the same was l. SO feet of
gas coke.
J. w. Wilson, So w. FL. Churchman, $50
2. w. Catfertv, S24; James Coffee, S24 n.
Eldred, SIG; P. Rice, SIG; G. NJ. Karcher,
S2i, and the salaries of the city officers tor
the month of September; Daily Be, $40 % ;
Lee Young, 81 Len Hodgkins, 81 /; a. King,
$40: Samuel Harper. $40; L. r. Crocker,
S24 %; M. DAILY, S15; +. hotter, Sl2
George Kuber, SIS; L. Foster, SIS; J. IL.
Gilman, 81 /; Nj. Manning, 81; A Wapman,
S.; G. G. Wingate. So L. ID. SERVER, s..
The Board then adjourned.
LAND PATENTs.-The following patents
for agricultural lands were received at the
U. s. Land Office, Ell. F. Taylor, Register,
in this city on the 9th instant: No. 2165,
Harvey s. Blood, Alpine county; 1916,
Charles X. Bailey. Calaveras county; 1913,
Albert Clifford Calaveras county; 2207,
w. Chase, FL Dorado county 21S3. f. Dob
has. FL Dorado county: 2lSl, a. De Maria,
Ell Dorado couu y. 2lS2 Rinaldp Filppiui,
FL Dorado caunoy 1887, VIM. Green, ,Jr.,
Amador county; 1929, Geo. Haynes, Gala
veras county; 2O72, John Harrell, Amador
county 20S9, George b. Harris, Amador
county 2l69. Judson G. Jones, Amadnr
county ;2lS2, Philip Lee, I'll Dorado county
1914, Alhert Lipley, Calaverss county
2lG6, Stephen Maxwell, Alpine county
1873, Daniel McCarty administrator for the
heirs of James l.. Delevan, deceased, of Ell
Dorado county: 1928 John O'Hara, Gala
veras counEy: 2060 James NJ. Owen, Ama-
dor county 200S, VIM. w. Prtsous. Gala
veras county 2l79, AIassiui Pedimi. Ell Do
RADIO county; 2lS0, Clement Pedimi, Ell
Dorado county 725, VIM. NJ. Tanner, FL
Dorado county 1868. John B. Van Sand5, El
Dorado County 1912, Elisha Wilkins, Gala
veras county; 1913, John Wees, Caaveras
county.
Police CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terdaY j. Shay, charged with petit larceny,
was sentenced to pay fine of $50 and costs
no money, goes to all for thirty days; +.
De Hondt, violating health ordinance, dis
missed upon grounds of ordinance complied
with B Greer, assault TO do great bodily
harm, complaining witness refused IN Court
to swear 20 complaint ON grounds that they
are personal friends and the matterwa mere
ly personal Misunderstanding drop
ped Jack Duwd, disturbing the peace, dis
missed for wait OF prosecution. the prosecut
ing witness stating that he had had sausfac-
ton, and r. questing discharge Of the defend
ant; the cases of John Welch, Henry Stein
meyer, and Barney Corrigan, for disturbing
peace, continued till to-day; also, james
Morgan, drunk, and Dick Rivers, battery,
continued till to-day; and Cases Of Frank
Quinn, attempt to C, INIT grand larceny,
and George NJ. Farr, vAgrancy, and also for
disturbing the peace, continued TIL to-mor-
row.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
25sh For Wsshburne & Co, . cases rulers !;
NJ C. Hawley & Co, boxes pillow irons X.
Stone & Co, crates stirrups, 3 boxes sad
dlery. box and cases harness; Mebius &
Co. | box show cards Hall, Luhrs II Co.,
box cigars, 10 boxes canned Ash ; J. Kaerth,
boxes boots and shoes; S. Lipmsn & Co. l
bundle dry goods, l case toweling; Wells
Fargo K Co, case machinery; 5. Nathan d
Co.. case dry goods; Studebaker Bros, 2
boxes seat awnings, box carriage irons G.
II. Gilman. 4 boxes boots and shoes J. 5. L
i. NJ .Jack-nn box stamped ware w. A.
g. G. S. Hou4h ton, l bundle paper, l box
writiue-lesils box blank books; Billings
ley & Co, c.ses brushes Baker & HsDIil.
tor, Ceases mattocks l boz stationery, 40 cases
nails John Breuuer, 3 cases stock; Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co., l case blocks, l case
oil-stones, l case cutlery. l case locks, L case
brushes, box hinges, boxes hardware, 2
boxes percussion caps.
POLICE ARREsTs-There were arrested in
the city yesterday, William Shuman and
Louis Brown disturbing the peace, by officer
Eldred; Michael Dawes, disturbing the
peace. by 9TH .ers Carroll and G fee and
same for em5ezzlement III. Wieman, dis
turbinz the peace, By off GERS Carroll aud
COFFEE George FAIR. Disturbing the peace,
by Chief Ksfcher; ]. Kane. blng the
peso, oy special officer Thorpe; Michael
Rvsp. drunk and sleeping on sidewalk, by
off ier Atwood G. Botst, burglary, by local
officer C,fse.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. = The following
carloads of freight were received in this city
Yesterday One Of wool, of wheat, of
syrup 2 Of coal oil. of -four and feed, l Of
slabs, 3 Of lumber. of Sheep OF merchan-
disc, of coal and l of wood. Through car
loads east were also forwarded: Six Of bar
lev. 4 Of canned fruit, 3 Of salmon, 4 of mer-
cbandise. of wool. OF spikes. l Of canned
goods, and Of green fruit
CORPORATION. of Incorporation
have been filed in the Office of the Secretary
Of State Of the First Presbyterian Church Of
Pa5dinq. Shasta county. Trustees-Jsmes
NcC,orn,ick. L. a. Reid. !. n. Chsppell, b.
III. Scott. j. IL. Miller, Edward Frisbie and
Samuel Isaac&s.
REssrBgR, we will commence closing out
several Important lines of oorsets, at the most
remarkably low prices. tomorrow noon.
Ladies'. make sure and be present Me
chanics Store.
GILMAN PIONEER KIP BooT, warranted
two solid snles-turu water like rubber-oniy
SO. at the Red House.
LADIES who are interested in that all.
important article of dress, 1.-THE Corset,
sbould not fail TO read our new advertise
ment in 81 days ISSUE Mechanics Store.
NAcLEE BRANDY-Purest and best in the
world. S. r. Middleton, agent, No. 4l9
Pine street, San Francisco.