Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-07

There was transferred on the 18th day of August,
1880 from the sinking and interest funds to the
general fund S2S 900. Taking last years receipts
and disbursements (after October 1st) for basis,
there will be a surplus in the general fund this
year of about 600 it will therefore be necessary
20 provide for the remaining $1,000 only in order
to repay the amount transferred. On the same
basis, the Hospital fund will be about $1,000 short
'''' ''-' ". E. GERBER, County Auditor.
Upon the basis of this report the Super
visors have levied a tax for county purposes
of &c cents on the 800 for the present year,
as against 81 cents levied last year-a de-
crease of 2ld cents from last years rate of
assessment. This also includes an extra tax
for $50, 900, to erect fre-proof Hall of Rec
ords, in accordance with numerously signed
petitions from leading taxpayers of the city
and county. The State tax for the present
year, as fixed by the State Board of Equali
cation, is u cents higher than last year, be-
ing 81 cents as against 62l cents. The aggre-
gate county and State tax, however, for the
present year is 81 go as against 81 30 last
year, reduction Of 20 cents on the S100, not
taking into consideration the increased valua-
ton in assessments
INCORPORATED Certifcates of incorpora-
ton were fled in the Office of the Secretary
of State yesterday of the California Central
Rsilway; object to build the Yosemite Di-
vision of the California Central Railroad
from a point on the Visala Division of the
Central Pacific Railroad, in the vicinity of
MADEIRA, Fresno county, to point near
Fresno flats, Fresno county-being 30 miles
more or less, with road gauge of 4 feet 81
inches. Directors-J. G. Short, New York (;
A. H. Washburn, San Francisco; Lyman
Bridges, San Francisco Samuel Miller, San
Francisco; f. w. Chapman. MADEIRA +.
Bridges, Battle Mountain, New; P. w.
johnson, Battle Mountain, New. Capital
stock, 50, 500, 900, in $4,000 shares of 500
each-of which stock $4,000 have been SUBJ
scribed for; place of business. San Fran
cisco. Also. Court Aurora No. $3.50, Ancient
Order of Foresters, San Francisco. Trus-
tees-J w Fish, Z. Benjamin. +. w. Cogs-
well, ALI A. McDevitt, George Cole. No
capital stock.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. Il following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
4th For Weinstock & Lubin, l box dry
goods Bachelor, Van Guelder l. Co., 3
boxes iron pins, 8 barrels bars and links n.
\ S. Arnold, axles; Holman, Stanton Il Co.,
/ 2 boxes picks, / box wedges; Lindley 4 Co,
% cases matches Huntington, Hopkins
| Co., 400 kegs nails, 5 boxes files, 10 boxes
rivets and burrs; Central Pacific Railroad
Company, 100 barrels oil, boxes hardware ;
Baker & Hamilton, 3 boxes hardware, 8 boxes
screws; Billingsley & Co., ] box brushes 5.
Lipman, boxes hosiery; r. Stone Co., l
bundle blankets, bundle and boxes sad,
dlery, boxes saddlery hardware Hayford
Brothers & Co., boxes cloaks.
FREIGHT MovENEsTs.-The following car
loads of freight were received at this point
yesterday: Of wheat, of coal, of box
material, of barley, of -four, of grapes,
2 of lumber, l of hides, l of nails, l Of ice,
of granite, of wool, of slabs, OF fruit and
l Of canned goods. Through carlo .ds East
were forwarded as follows !: l OF canned goods.
| / of coffee, 8 of salmon, II of barley, 20 OF
tea, OF merchandise, Of hides, of lumber,
/ of onions.
REwARD.-The Governor yesterday offered
a reward of $3.50 for the arrest and conviction
Of the murderer or murderers Of the unknown
man found dead in Clear Lake, near Lake.
port, September 16. 1880.