Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

yesterday at a. NJ, all the members being
present. Applications for reduction were re-
ceived, and, after hearing the testimony of
petitioners were taken under advisement:
Charles Wilson, on 1O3 acres of land, in
Swamp Land Survey No. lag, from IS to Sc
per acre.
NJ G. Menke, on improvements located
upon lots 3, and 8, between n and 0, Ninth
and Tenth streets, city, from S7,7Oo to
Sc. 700.
Clarence Nelson, on Improvements upon
south half of east half of west half of lot 5,
between J and K, Third and Fourth streets,
city, from $1,000 to 81, 200.
Mary T. Dolan, on Improvements upon
west half of lot 6, between K and L, Thir.
teenth and Fourteenth streets, city, from $500
to $500.
+. w. Fratt, south so feet of west 40 feet.
lot s, between I and J. Third and Fourth
street,, city, from s. 500 to So, GOO; on ia.
provements, from 49, 600 to IS 600; on part
of lot l. between K and l.. First and Second
streets, from 50, 600 to $500, and improve
Inents from $500 to $780, on west quarter Of
lot Z, between ] and j, Third and Fourth
streets, from 81. coo to $1,000, and improve
ments from 81, 600 to 500 on part of lot l,
between K and l., Second and Third streets,
from So, 500 to $1,000, and Improvements
from SIS 900 to $4,000; on part OF lot ., be-
tween | and J. Second and Third streets,
from 5000 to 500, and improvements from
5000 to $780,
Mrs. NJ La France, on lots ard G. and
part of lot Z between X and Il, Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets, city, from 81 $50 to
81, $50.
P. I. Dolan, on improvements upon west
half of lot 6, between NJ and n, Fifth and
Sixth streets city. from S1,700 to $1,000 /;
on lot g. between L and G., Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets. from $3.50 to 5000; also,
to strike off $50, assessed as improvements
upon same. as it has no improvements. The
$50 was accordingly struck off.
The Board adjourned to meet at 9 a. NJ.
to-day.
SEPTEMBER TRIAL JURoRs.-The following
have been drawn as trial jurors for the Sep.
TENDER term of the Superior Court of Sacra-
mento county, and are required to attend
upon said Court on the 9th day OF Septem-
Der, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to serve during
the jury session of the Court, or until dis
charged by order of the Court: Those from
the city are VIM Land, c. w. Clarke, Ed
ward Klebitz, Gus Lsndon, G. Lorenz, J.
P. Floberg, VIM. Amann, Florin Massol,
Bernard Ehlers, Enoch Jacobs, W. p Cole
man, w. f. Peterson, Chas. Heinrich, Mat
thew Cooke, Henry Frichs, Raphael Open
helm, Milton Twiggs, Christopher Bauer,
Jacob Kaerth, J. c. Rodgers, n. ". Brooks,
81. s. Lockwood, J. n. Payne, Philip Cohen,
Charles york, Francis W. Fratt, James c..
Devine. Thomas Fallon, B. Laskey, E.
Greer, David Cooper, Fred Berger, Benjamin
Estabrook, G. W. Bragg, John hatcher,
John Ryan, Thomas Armstrong. S. Rothfeld,
Andrew Nooae. w. z. Cronin, Herman
Morris from Brighton Township, John B.
Taylor and George Baker; Costumes Town
ship, Philip Oyer: Granite Township,
Hannibal Kelly; Suffer Township, Ev-
erett Pierce and Edward D. Lake /;
Franklin Township, A. A. Nordyke and G.
". Morse; American Township, j. Il.
Scott.
County JAIL REPoRr.-The Sherif's re-
port OF the County Jail for the month of
July shows the total number of prisoners
confined during the month to be 81, and the
offenses as follows Murder ., assault to muir
der /, grand larcany Z, burglary s. petty
larceny II, misdemeanor l, disturbing the
peace 5, vagrancy Q, battery s. insane 3, safe
keeping ., malicious mischief l, and de-
tanned witnesses 2. There were 80 prisoners
discharged during the month. OF these Is
were by reason Of expiration OF sentence, 4
taken to States Prison, 2 TO insane asylum,
4 discharged by order of Court, l escaped
from the chain-gang, 2 furnished bail, and l
was transferred TO the County Hospital
There are q prisoners still remaining at the
close of the month.
BOARD OF SpPERvIsoRs.-Th Board of
Supervisors met yesterday at 10 A. NJ, the
full Board present. The only business trans
acted was allowing the following claims To
James Mortoa. Sl2; Benjamin Bailey, sal
airy. Sl20; 7. r. Beckley, salary, Sl37 p;
John Forsyth, relief, Sl0 Frank Kel-
ley, hack hire 70 take money from the
county treasury to the treasury a. the Capitol,
81; j. T. Dreman. salary, Sio3 a claim
from George Cad3elader, for 50. 000, was
presented in accordance with the resolution
adopted at the late secrst meeting of the
Board. Il was allowed by the following
vote: Ayes-Dreman, Wilson, Bailey and
B=ckley; poes-Blair, Butler and Christy.
The Board then adjourned to 10 a. N. to-day.
Police CoURT.-Fred Hughes was in this
Court yesterday fined SO and costs for dis.
turbing the peace, and Juda Carroll s. for
same class of offense. Rosa Fisher was fined
$40 and costs for exhibiting herself upon L
street. TIE charges against Nh and Mrs.
NIcClane, Maggie Brice and &. II. IoAllister
were dismissed at request Of proceeding wit
nesses Sarah Kern was dismissed from
charge of grand larceny, and the hearing OF
similar cases against Frank Kern and Daniel
Holiday were continued until to-day. John
Robiuson's case for disturbing the peace was
continued till the 5sh lust, George Spencer
pleaded guilty to vsgraucy, and was ssn-
fenced TO q term Of 40 days in the County
Jail.
a NEW SOCIAL CLUB.--A new club. to he
known as the Dorcas Literary and Social
Club, was organized at Folsom last Saturday
night by Folsom Division No 27S, Sons Of
Temperance. 1. win be conducted in con.
nection with their Order and meet
weekly. The officers elected arc H.
/. Martin, President; Miss Kate Ham
ilton. Vice-President Miss Minnie Els
cher, Secretary and Miss Emily Deely,
Treasurer. The Grst regular meeting will be
held this evening. Owing TO the large eNs-
dus of members 20 The mountains and seaside
for summer vacation, Folsom Division has
taken a vacation also, Of two months from
last Saturday.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
3lst For w. d. Cumstock, 1 box dry goods
G.. Lavenson, G boxes shoes: Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., s bundles boiler fues; NJ
f. Jones, organs G. w. Chesley. 10 bar.
rels whisky; Helbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
bacco; ID. w. Earl, barrel castings; n. s.
Arnold & Co, bundles iron Lindley & Co
q barrels and 10 hslf-barrels syrup; j
Oschner, rs bundles iron.
THE TELEPHONE PoLEs.-At the meeting
Yesterday of the City Trustees, called in re
gard to the complaints against the new tele
phone poles in the alley ways, the managers
Of the new lines were present, and a consulta
ton was held. The decision was that theil
erection should be under the approval of the
Street Commissioner, and in such way as e
not be Objectionable to property-owners ad
jacent.
EVENING CoNoERTs.-There was no CON
cert at the Plaza last evening. and there vii
be none until next Tuesday evening, on &C
count Of the absence of the band with the
regiment at Comp Brown.
PROBABLY ERRoNEoUs REPoRr.-W. II.
McCarty is reported as dead, but he called al
the REcoRD-USIoS Office yesterday and says
the report is incorrect.
IMMIeRANTs. - One hundred immigrant
passengers will arrive from the East by over
land this afternoon.
CouRT REcEss.-The Superior Court yes