Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-07
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.


Trustees was held yesterday. all the members
present. After reading and approval of the
minutes of the last regular meeting, and also
special meetings, the following reports Were
received and placed on file:
From Chief Engineer j. A. Cunningham.
for the week ending June 9th, showing 90
600 coo gallons of water raised at the city
Water Works and 2S4 tons of Sidney coal
| consumed. .
p Rrannagan, Poundmaster, reported 2
| horses. l3 cows and 46 dogs impounded for
| the month of May. Of these the horses and
cows were redeemed, as also 3 of the dogs.
The remaining 43 CANNES were dispatched.
The report of S. r. Caldwell, Superin-
tendent OF City Cemeteries, shows Al inter.
| ments during May. Total receipts, Sl70 30.
Amount received from New Helyetia over
ordinary cemetery dues, $50.
Harbormaster N. A. Kidder reported the
receipts for May to be 1922 80 from steamers,
s25 from sail vessels, SIS from Fish Market
and $50 from barges, making total OF
S193 10. 49,,
The report of w. F. Chamberlain, City
Treasurer, for May shows balance on hand
Nav LIST S65. 629 81 amount received during
the month, Sl95, 90S So. Total. S261, 53S SO.
Amount paid upon Auditors warrants,
S27. 713 10; for redemption of city bonds,
Sill 60; coupons, 1877, $4,000. Total,
81. S5S 70. Balance on hand June lst'
S1S9, 679 81.
Chief of Police Matt Karcher's report
for May shows ,25S meals furn' SIZED to
prisoners and destitute persons; l56 arrests,
and 10 dodgers.
A communication was received from DR..
F. w. Hatch, Secretary of the City Board of
Health, requesting that the SALARY OF the
Health Officer be increased from $40 to $40
per month during the months from June lst
to October LIST Of the present year. The
matter was laid over for one week.
John King, of Hook and Ladder Hose
Company No. 1, filed a statement to the
effect that he had ruug the bell at o'clock
P. NJ. for the past two months, in accordance
with the ordinance in relation to children
being off the streets at that hour, and de-
sired payment of $40 per month for such SER
vices. The claim was rejected.
The bill of John Bsllmer, for sos for sarv-
ices as expert, in ascertaining the amount
due the city on the county delinquent assess
ment rolls for 1880 and 18S0-Sl, was re.
jected, as it was believed the service was COW
cred by the regular bill for exporting the city
books.
A touching communication was received
from Eli Mayo, asking that the Board order
the City Attorney to dismiss an action lnsti-
tuted against him by the City Attorney to
collect money upon bond which the Police
Court had declared forfeited by non-appear-
ance of the prisoners for whom Mr.. Mayo
was bondsman for appearance. The COM
munication was consigned to the never-sstis-
fed receptacle-an official pigeon-hole.
M. German, street sprinkler in the eighth
district. asked that stand pipe be erected
at Tenth and Y streets for the purpose Of
supplying the sprinkling- carts, and he offered
to erect the pipe if the city would give him
the tank which is at present there. Referred
to Trustee johnson.
The following bills were ordered to be paid,
after which the Board adjourned: A. M.
Smith, 5000; Meller & Son, S514 "a; Baker
l. Wallace, So 25; LIE Young, $40; J. q.
Barron, Sc; K. F. Wiemeyer, "a; ]. w.
Watt flor laborers), $50; L. F. Bassett.
s132 IS; Howard Bassett 50 40; A. Meiss,
$500; John L. Carey, assignee, $500: An
tonic King, $3.50; Joseph Burns, $3.50; ID.
Dierssen, S125; Sacramento Lumber Com
pany, S439 So; Charles d. Harper flor Ia
borers), $1,000; 4. Churchman. S5S so;
John George, SIG; Jacob KEEPER, So; Scha-
den & Rodergerdts, S64 20; City Market,
S35 s.; Empire Bakery, SIT 10; j. Hoehn,
81 55.
POLICE Court only cases before the
Police Court yesterday were those of Jose
Abdon Leiva, for battery, which was con-
tinued till the 14th inst, and Dan Lyon, who
pleaded guilty to drunk. and was discharged
with only the confession as q punishment for
the offense.
Police ARRESTS Raphael Vasques was
yesterday arrested by officer Frazee for dis
turbing the peace. The charge of murder
was placed against George Milasich, hereto.
fore arrested by officer Frazee.
ENTERTAINMENT. = The entertainment of
the Independent Order of Good Templars
this evening will take place at Howe's Hall
instead of Firemen's Hall, as was previously
announced.
COMMISSIONER. = Governor Perkins has
commissioned P. j. Tannian as a Captain
and Adiutaut on the staff of Colonel COM
mandiug Third Infantry Regiment, Second
Brigade.
d, O. MILLS and family will arrive from the
East by overland this morning also, Miss
X. Perden, of Sacramento.
BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent
JAPANESE FANS, from cents up. Fancy
Goods Department, Mechanics Store.
JUST AS UsuAL.-Hale Bros Great Cen
trail Depot crowded with purchasers.
HEAVY CoNsIGNMENTs of dry goods just
| arrived at Hale's Great Central Depot
HALE Bros dry goods house will be
known in the future as Hale's Great Central
Depot.