Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

were filed, and show the receipts from fees to
be as follows 4. Heilborn. Sheriff, fees Of
office, SIP so; I. Ii. Berkey. Clerk, S4S2 /;
W. Z. Gerber, Recorder, 1851 %, and E. II.
Mckee, Auditor, Sll0.
The report Of Coroner Verinilya states that
no property came into his hands during the
month, aud that he signed the certificates Of
death OF seven persons, not deeming an in
quest necessary,
The County Assessor submitted list of
his assistants, which were approved by the
Board, as follows Assistant Assessor, n. b.
Houston, Folsom; A. Keithlv. Antelope !;
A J. Bump, Isleton H. W. johnson,
Georgetown s. D. johnson. Gait; John
Patterson, Costumes; j. H. Atkins Elk
Grove; john NJ. Inghram Sherman Island.
For the city-N. j. Toll and John E. Baker
(R. o. hinsbrough, substitute; Office
clerks, j. Il. Miller and II. w. Houston.
Further claims were allowed TO A. j.
Bump, 5ll0; F. Harness, SS4 IS; P. A.
Byrne, sd; J. T. Carey, S97 25; J. T.
Carey, SIPS; Daniel Brown. 81; S. W.
Butler, So 90, and Robert Allen, 81.
The Board then adjourned for the term.
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CEMETERY AFFAIRS. Office of the
Superintendent of the Cemeteries, which
has been at S04 j street for the past two
years, has been removed to the chapel at the
entrance of the City Cemetery. Superin-
tendeut S. Il. Caldwell has made arrange
ments with the former Superintendent, W.
G. Farnsworth, to remain personally in
charge of the duties at Office and the ceme-
terry, where he viii be found at all times.
The grading upon the new addition donated
by Mrs. CToeller has been completed and
lots located in it will be ready for sale by the
fore part cf next week Mrs, Croker has
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center Of the new addition, staked off, and is
about TO nave the foundation laid for large
monument and the Enclosure. Il is to be in
closed with stone similar to her former lot,
during the present season. Several mOnu-
ments have recently been erected. Among
these is o tine marble column on the lot of
Henry Merwin. made of white Vermont
marble. Upon the lot of DR.. Forbes in the
Masonic grounds, Is a low massive one of die
and ca p pattern, cut in red Scotch granite,
and placed at the grave of William Stone.
Another Of similar order has been put up on
the plat Of J. 81. Carroll. Also a die and
shaft monument, cut from red Scotch granite
has heen completed upon the lot Of E.
Gruhler. TIE REGULAR spring dressing and
trimming Of the cemetery VIII be commenced
next week.
HORTICULTURAL APPOINTMENTS The Su-
pervisors yesterday. on petition properly
fled, preceded to elect the County Board of
Horticultural Commissioners, and chose from
Folsom district Albert Halen american,
Center. Granite, Mississippi and Natoma
townshipz Middle district, Johu Cox (Sut-
ter Brighton and ali parts of San Joaquin,
Lee and Cosulnnes townships north of town
ship lines and y; Lower district, Charles
W. Shannon (all the county south of the
township lines and y. By resolution the
salary Of the Commissioners was fixed at s.
for each day Of actual service, not to exceed
thirty days in each year. The Commits
sioners Will under the law, meet in this city
next week with Matthew Cooke, chief exec
utive officer OF the State Board of Horti-
cultura! Commissioners, TO receive instruc-
tons ana advice with him as to methods Of
procedure. Sacramento county is the first to
organize under the new Act for the protec-
ton Of horticultural interests. Now let the
bugs look ont.
Police CoUBT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Edward Reagan, for disturbing the
peace, was tried before jury of eleven men,
who failed to agree, whereupon defendant
was discharged upon motion of the City At
torney. T. IL. Blauth, battery, found guilty
and fined SO and costs. Francis Hastings,
drunk. discharged on account of sickness.
Samuel Seaton, drunk, given twenty-four
hours in the city Jail. Joseph Rose, drunk,
same sentence. Della Gallagher, petty lar
ceny, pleaded not guilty, and case continued
until to-day also those of Charles Slaughter
and Henry Smith, for disturbing the peace.
INFoBNATIoN DEsIBED.-The Superintend-
.eut Of the City Cemeteries has received a
letter from New York inquiring in reference
to person named George Markell, who is
said to have liad in Sacramento between 1870
and 1850 TIE mortuary records afford no
evidence If such death, and If any one knows
anything 10 regard to him, information left
with W g. Farnsworth will be transmitted
to the iuauiring relatives. The letter states
that he may have been known by the name
Of MaTs0n or Mason.
CoScgRr AND BALL.-The Turner Har
monte VIII give their third concert and ball
on Thursday evening next, at Turner Hall
with Professor Otto Fleissner as musical con
ductor. Mrs DR. A. +. Bruno, Mrs. George
Hausbrow 3. kerle, and the Sacramento
Orche stral Union and Turner Harmonic vii
take part in the concert. Included in the
programme is the -Four Bald Heads" comic
opera. IN one oct.
AUCTION SALEs-Sberburn & Smith vii
sell, in front Of their salesroom at 1880 thi
morning, large and varied assortment o
consigned household goods, such as furniture
CARPETS. stoves, glass and croCkery ware, etc
Bell 4 Co will sell at II 4. 81. to-day, a
salesr5om. eos J street, a large number o
WAGONS. bugeiss, carriages, harness, wori
horses, lounges, stoves, organs, mattresses
refrigerator, etc
DIVORCES GBANTED.-In the Superio
Court Yesterday. Eliza J. Lacey was grante
a divorce from Thomas Lacey, OF the groun
of failure 20 provide. Mrs. Lacey wa
eranted the custody Of the child. Also Mar
y sutton was granted a divorce from Nm
Sutton, on the ground Of desertion.
GRAxeras' REUN1oN.-The third annua
reunion Of the Grange at Enterprise win b
held on the 18th inst, at the Grange Han
frat place. A dinner viii be served at moor
onen meeting viii continue IN the Afternoon
and bah viii be given IN the evening, VII
good band IN attendance
WANTED a sAABT, ACTIVE YoUTH; quo
at figures. Apply at Mechanics store
LADIES. visit the Red House for the be'
value in dress goods.
NINE HUNDRED pieces Of embroideTies
select from at the Red House.
French SATIN CAMBRIcs, reduced to
cents yard, at j. Bien's, Eighth ana }.
LADIES. misses and children's silk an
Isle thread gloves. Mechanics Store