Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-08
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.


| STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Complaints have been filed with the Stat
Board of Equalization against the reduction
of assessments by the County Board of Su
pervisors in Solano county in cases of tn,
following property-owners, and they have
been notified to appear upon the 18th ane
10th instants to show cause why the assess
ments should not be raised The sum sci
opposite each name is the amount of reduc
ton in assessment made By the Board of SUI
| pervisors
Rio Vista Township-N. C. Butler, lands
reduced by County Board of Supervisors,
500; a. B. Crowell, 81, 90; NJ. Downey,
81, $50; r. S. & o. P. Egbert, So, ~; James
Glazer, $500; J. & 2. Hamilton, 1868; 2.
Hamilton, Sl,642; James Mcleod, 81, $50 /;
johnson & Enright, S4.4S0; 7. w. Cham.
bers, 81, 200 G. II. Stone, 81, 904; l.. Tryon,
| $2,240 C. Weber, $3.50; A. Currie, $3.50 !;
j. B. Brown, S1,316; Jos. Bruning, S2s5
st. Joseph's Church, S1,100; Neil Cook,
$500; William Ferguson, 500; J. H. Gar
diner, So, 1886: S. johnson, 1925; A. H.
Peterson, $3.50; n. B. Presley, s4s5 ;
w. 0cTlFduis, 81. 1OO lAODcIS W dlSOD,
s7S5; J. U. Chase, $500; o. P. Egg
bert, $1,000 William Ewing. 1920 !;
R. B. Ewing, $500 Merrett & Co., 1923 F;
NJ. Pietryzcki, $500; j. f. Parker. $1,000 ;
! S. 2. Swenson, $3.50; Mrs. l.. p. Jayne,
S640; J. Burnap $685. S. Hodapp, 81, $50 /;
d. Mccormick, 500; Sheldon estate. $3.50 /;
II. H. Toland's estate, 81, 600; John Happe,
$500; w. T. Williams, IS, 400; Peter An
derson, $500; D. Beguhl, 800; j. w.
Crowell, 500; j. z. Griffin, $3.50.
Suisun Township. w. Hall, 1900 (;
John Woods (same as W. f. Peabody, Den
verton township, 500; estate of D. Harper,
beaverton Township-L Provost, S640
John Rockingham, Sl,2S0; M. Buckley,
$500; John Barry, 500; Samuel Stewart,
| g, 666; William Stewart, S1,440; p. Hagan,
S640; f. V. Keith, 81, $50.
Vacaville Township-E. J. Wilson, $3.50 ;
J. D. Pena, So. 1886; L. Provost, 500; G..
o. Coburn, 81, 095; James Marshall, 81, $40 (;
N. L. Broughton's estate, ST. 1875 G. f. b.
Eer's estate, S1,215; R. G. Marshall, 5000
w. J. Dobbins, 5000; A. NJ. Esquival,
S13, 600.
Dixon-J r. Snead, s1,92O, and -
Berryessa, $3.50.
Collinsville-John Whitman, $4,000; G.
F. Gle, $500, and John Stewart, $500. Also,
Frank Pena, of Davisville, upon property
located in Solano county.
Ell DORADO DISTRICT FATR.-The Ell Dora
! do District Agricultural Association No. s.
comprising Amador, Ell Dorado, Nevada,
Placer, Alpine and Mono counties-will hold
its fair at Pacerville, commencing on the 14th
instant. Active efforts are in progress to
make it an entire success in all departments.
The association has fine track, which has
been put in perfect order and the fol-
lowing entries to races have been made ::
Entries to Race No. l, for two-year-olds, for
| first day, September 14th-Louis Williams
names e. s. Lewis Foster, J. j. Excl names
b. S. Dexter, Norris Bros. name b. f. Minnie
Norris, NJ. V. Rowlings names r. $. General
Lee. Entries to trotting race, No. 4, for
Wednesday, September 15th-C. E. Coward
names b. m. Siskiyou Girl, f. S. Childs
names i. g. m. Dot, j. J. Excl names s. s..
Young Diamond, NJ. Cassidy names br. m.
Oak Leaf, II. E. Ewing names b. m. Jennie.
Entries to trotting race, No. g. for Thursday
September 16th-M. Cassidy names br. m.
Oak Leaf, c. Z. Coward names b. m. Siski-
you Girl, F. S. Childs names i. g. m. Dot,
j. j. Excl names S. s. Young Diamond.
The fair will close with q grand masquerade
ball, to be given by the Agricultural Associ-
dLlOu dL OOuIlucICb L dtlllUH VI IIludJ tNeH-
ing, September 18th. The Directors of the
District Agricultural Association are George
G. Blanchard, President; G. II. Weather
wax, Secretary; John Blair, Treasurer }.
II. Neff, l.. G.. Norris, J. H. Miller, G.. Cole
man, II. S. Morey, Thomas Fraser and
Thomas Hardy. Invitation and compliment
airy tickets acknowledged.
THE REGIMENT TO CoME-Adyices from
San Francisco received at this Office last
evening settles the question of the encamp-
ment of the First Infantry Regiment in this
city during fair week. Colonel Dickinson
writes that the command will leave San
Francisco on the 18th instant, and remain
here until the Goth. He regrets that the citi-
zens have been unable to render him the
pecuniary assistance for which he asked,
but the command will come nevertheless.
He says the regiment is unable to travel by
boat, the hours being at both ends very in
convenient TO the men, and the trip long
one, because of which the men prefer to pay
the difference out of their own pockets be-
tween the rate by boat and cars. They are
also determined to take no more chances in
reference to meals or provisions furnished by
contract, and therefore expect that their ex-
penses in the commissary department will be
vious encampments, but the regiment is
pleased with Sacramento and has resolved to
come and pay us the visit The command will
receive a hearty welcome from here.
PERsoSAL.-Hall McAllister came up from
San Francisco, yesterday, to attend the State
Board of Equalization. e. Greer and j. B.
Church have returned from Owens Springs.
S. NJ. Wilson went to the Bay yesterday.
NJ. S. Burns and wife and Miss Nellie
Murray have returned from Santa
Cruz Mrs. E. j. Croker, Charles
Houghton and wife, Colonel Jack
Wright and infant and j. Z. Mills, went to
San Francisco yesterday to attend the we'd
ding of f. w. Crocker and Miss Easton.
Captain I. w. Sheehan came up front
the encampment last night.
INcoBPoRATED.-A of incorporation
were fled yesterday with the Secretary of
State of the Candelaria Consolidated Mill
and Mining Company, to operate in Esmer-
aida county, Nevada. Directors-George S.
Montgomery, John l.. Creighton, II. Foun-
tame, Denis Cullinan and Michael Driscoll
capital, $4,000 900; place Of business, San
Francisco.
GRAND LODGE I. 0. G. T.-The twenty
lrsC annual session OF tnls Oruer Will DE nelu
in this city commencing Tuesday, October
9TH. and arrangements are being perfected to
extend to the delegates an appropriate and
fraternal reception.
ALARM OF FIRE.-The burning out of
chimney on Fifth, between Q and r streets,
yesterday morning, caused an alarm of fire,
which was turned in at Box No. 10. The fire
department responded, but their services
were not required.
ARREsTs.-Arrests were made by the po-
lice yesterday as follows: Charles Brooks,
disturbing the peace, by officer Frazee Mag
gle May, Susie Brown and Lizzie Day, runa-
ways from San Francisco, arrested by officer
Ferral.
OFFICIAL SEAL. - Notice has been fled
with the Secretary of State that the
new Board of Supervisors of Santa Clara
county have adopted the official seal of the
former Board.
WARRANTS ISSUED. The State Controller
has issued warrant for S14, GA 0S. in favor
of Andrew Onderdonk, for improvements
upon wharves and docks in San Francisco.
DIVORCE GRANTED. John A. Woodward
was yesterday in the Superior Court granted
a divorce from Margaret Woodward ON the
ground of desertion.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met yesterday. but transacted no