Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


yesterday.
The hearing of the petition for the estab-
ishment OF new public highway in Road
District Ne. 27 was continued by consent OF
counsel until Wednesday, January, 19sb, at
1OA.N. Also, the consideration of the petit.
ton to have a new road laid out in District
No. 6 was postponed until P. NJ. of the
18th instant.
The bids for furnishing hospital supplies
for three months from and after date were
opened and contracts awarded as follows
To Gerber Bros.-Beef at So per cwt.:
mutton, So 80 per cwt.
@. Z. KGchler-S2 10 per cwt.
a. Schadin-l, 800 pounds fresh roll butter
S27 rs per cwt; Geo pounds beans, 81 Is pei
cwt.; 100 dozen eggs, 27c per dozen ; 1G gros:
matches, 81 50 per gross; 80 pounds starch,
re per pound; 500 NJ. III. tea, 33c pei
pound.
Hart i Taylor-Three dozen brooms, s.
per dozen; 800 pounds onions, 8 cents pei
pound 200 pounds pearl barley, 81 cents PEI
pound; 200 gallons syrup, 70 cents pei
gallon.
5. Dwyer-One thousand pounds dried
apples Sc y per cwt leo pounds corn
starch, - . per cwt,; 800 pounds chicory
So rs per cwt.; 80 pounds hominy, So q
per cwt.; 500 pounds sal soda, 81 97a PEI
cWt.
Butterfeld & White-Four hundred pound:
bacon, 10 cents per pound; 500 pounds coffee
S14 IS per cw5; 600 pounds Goldfish, s. &C
per cvt.; 100 pounds candles, S12 40; !, 900
pounds cornmeal, 81 90 per cwt.; 100 pounds
cheese, II cents per pound; 300 pounds 0ul
Taste hams, $13 60; 100 pounds macaroni,
81 cents per box; u pounds mustard, 10 6-1C
cents per pound; 4 half barrels mackerel,
IS As; barrels oatmeal, 50 60; u dozen
Rogers oysters, g 0S 200 pounds peaches,
Sl5 81 per cwt.; 100 pounds raisins, cents
per pound; 80 pounds Carolina rice, s. 20
per cwt; 1000 pounds G.. C. sugar, $40 so
per cwt.; 600 pounds fine crushed sugar,
So % per cwt.; 200 pounds sage, Sc per
cwt.; 800 pounds salt, "A cents per cwt.;
1,500 pounds soap, 81 40per cwt.; 200 pounds
tobacco, $40 % per cwt.; 100 gallons vinegar,
II cents per gallon; 800 pounds cracked
wheat, s. 30 per cwt.; 100 pounds vermi-
cell, so cents per pound.
The judiciary Committee made report
upon the bill Of 1929 46, presented by n. d.
GooGoH, as balance claimed for services in
experimenting the construction of the new
County Hospital and recommended that the
bill be rejected. Upon motion, the report
was adopted.
The Board was occupied during the re-
maiEder Of the day in examining bills for the
month of December, and viii continue the
same to-day, commencing at 10 y. u.
GOLDEN WEDDNG.-Joshua H. Smith and
lady held their china wedding on New Years
Eve at their house in Folsom. A large circle
Of friends, comprising residents of Folsom
San Francisco and elsewhere were present
and many costly and beautiful presents were
received by the renewed bridal party. An
elegant supper was provided, and the tables
were Sled with their sittings of guests. JUS
tice Smith, of Green Valley, performed the
marriage ceremony, the children of the
couple with lady relative acting as attend
ants. Champagne flowed freely, and all
united IN prououncing the occasion one of the
pleasauJest ever enjoyed, and in wishing the
hospitsble couple many continued years Of
unallayed happiness.
LEvlE WoEK CoMpLETED.-The repairs to
the N-ztreet levee, near the gas works, were
completed yesterday. The bank which was
cutting 50 badly last spring has been reformed
and faced with brush-work, with spurs ex.
tending into the river to retard the current
and cause filing from the deposit of sedi-
ment, similar TO the works at Washington,
which have been fully described. The i'm
prove-usuts have the appearance of being sub
stantial and well constructed. aud it is be-
lieved viii net only successfully prevent
further damage from action of the river, but
that the bank will gradually be strengthened
and extended ty the deposit caused by the
spur work.
PoucE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes.
terday jerry Haley was fined SIS, for dis
turbing the peace. Thomas Daley, common
drunk was tried for that condition, found
guilty, and win be sentenced TO day. Chris
DIVER was tried upon the charge Of battery
and found guilty to the extent of So anC
costs. o. Harris was examined upon charge
of burglary and held to answer, with bal
fixed al g, 600. TIE examination Of Frank
Smith IS being q confederate with Harris,
was held, aud the finding of the Court will
be announced to day. The libel case of E. C.
Bruce was continued until to-day.
WEEK or PRATER.-The union church
services being held at the Seventh.street
NJ. L. Church South, each afternoon the
present week, and the meeting at each
church in the evenings in observance of the
weel, Of prayer, are being attended witt
considerable interest The services this
afternoon at ? o'clock, at the Seventh-street
cbUIeh. viii be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Deal
The topic assigned by the Evangelical Al
lance IS, Prayer for the prevalence of jus
tice, humanity aad peace among all nations
fer the suppression Of intemperance and Sab
bath desecration."
RFroRM PETITIoNs.-Mrs. Wallis Of SAINTS
Gina, an officer OF the Woman's Suffrage
Assoc lion of California, is at the Colder
Eagle Hotel, and desires to meet at the hote
parlors this evening those having in posses
sion petitions asking a reform of the probate
laws to place women on an equality before
such lsg with men, and also petitions asking
for extension to women Of the elective fran
chise on educational questions. She invite,
all others interested in these matters to at
tend the meeting also.
ROBBERY CAsE.-The case of George VIII
Jams charged as one of the robbers of Nc
Martin, the deaf mute, was on trial yes
terday in the Superior Court before Judg
benson. At ) o'clock last evening the cas-,
was continued until 10 o'clock this morning
when the District Attorney will conclude tn
argument and the matter be submitted to tn
jury. The trial of John Haggerty, anothe
accomplice in the robbery, will then be pro
ceeded with and occupy at least the re
mainder of the day.
Held TO ANSWER. The examination o
C. Harris for the burglary OF Falconer
Bros carpenter shop, at Seventh and
streets, on Tuesday night, was heldyesterda.
before Judge Henry, and the defendant re
naDded. with bill fixed at 81, 600 for his ap
pearance before the Superior Court. The ex
animation of Frank Smith, who was arreste
upon suspicion of being connected with tn
burglary, was held and the matter taken un
der advisement until to-day.
INAUGURAL SERv1cEs.-The newly electe
Rabbi of the Congregation Bnai Israel, DI
J. Bloch. will deliver his inaugural servio
this evening at the Temple, on Sixth street
between j and X and open Sunday-scnoo
next Sunday at $3.50 a. u.
Police ARRESTS following arrest
were made in the city yesterday: Mrs
Quinn, upon commitment, by officer. FREQ
ericks; Patrick Quinn, for safe-keeping, D
officer Carroll.
OFFICIAL BONA. W. Mars has fled hi
bond as Constable of Granite township /
the sum of 50, 500, with Peter wager an
John McComber as sureties.
GENTS SILK AND Wool SUITS. reduced
S14, at clearance sale Red House.
GENTS UNION CASHMERE SuITs, reduce
to IS a5 the clearance sale Red House.