Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-05
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

AT the meeting of the Board of City Trus-
tees yesterday all the members were present.
| The monthly reports were submitted and
placed on file. These show that during March
there was paid to the several officers, as fol-
lows: w. c. Farnsworth, Superintendent
of City Cemetery, S60S so; w. A. Kidder,
Harbormaster, S162 80 /; P. Branigan, Pound
master, S24
A petition was received from property
owners on J street, between Twentieth and
TwentY-fourth streets, for sidewalk on said
street. Referred to the Street Commissioner.
The official bonds of W. f. Chamberlain,
City Treasurer; J. A. Cunningham, Chief
Engineer of the City Water Works Mike
Bryte, Fire Commissioner and r. d. SERVER,
Clerk of the Water Works, were received
back from the City Attorney, stating that
they were correct in form. They were ap.
proved and filed.
owners, was received, complaining of the
gutter on the south side of K, between Third
and Fourth streets. Referred to the Street
Commissioner.
a remonstrance having been fled against
a change of the eastern boundary OF the
fourth voting precinct in this city, the ques-
ton of changing the present line was laid
over until the next meeting of the Board.
The City Auditor submitted his estimate OF
the revenue CT the city for the year COM
n1encing yesterday, giving the amount as
$3.50 $50.
The following was passed: Ordered. that
the general tax for the year 1881 be appor-
toned as follows For the sinking and inter
est fund. 50 cents for the general fund, ~
cents for the sprinkling fund. II cents; Tor
the repair fund, cents for sewer repair
fund, cents.
Also the following order was passed: Or
dered, that a sidewalk be constructed on both
sides of K street from Eighteenth to TWEEN
ty-fourth, and the City Surveyor Is hereby
directed to notify the owners or agents to
construct the same in accordance with ordi-
nance 1913; and it is also ordered that they
be given until the first of June, 1881, in which |
to construct the same.
Trustee johnson recommended that the
east end of the old water works building be |
repaired and improved. with a view to occu-
pancy as city Jail, and for other city pur-
poses. Upon motion it was ordered that the |
matter be referred to Mr.. johnson that he |
be authorized to employ an architect to ex-
anime the building aud prepare plans for the
proposed repairs and improvements, and sub
NIT them to the Board
A petition was received from property |
owners in the vicinity of and 0, Eighteenth |
and Twentieth streets, asking that the water
pipe be extended through the alley between |
said streets. Laid over.
John Bellmer was, upon motion, appointed |
to expert the books and accounts of the city |
officials for the past fiscal year.
Bills were ordered paid as follows: w. !
Melvin, 81; J. 4. Watson, $3.50; Garlic & |
Croly, $50 40; L. F. Bassett SSS 40; r. J.
Merkley, 81; Jack Vets, Sl4; Joe Brown,
$40 so; Geo Huber, SIC so; Chas. D. Har-
per flor laborersl, s1O2 so; J. w. Compton,
IS Is; J. Hoehn, 81 i; Baker & Hamilton, |
S11 25; VIM. Tierny, 81; j. Slaughter, |
So rs; E. Gum, IS; Gas Company ST. |
653 35; Day Il Joy. S91 25; J. I. Barron.
50; Joseph & Gribble, "a Lee Yung, S14;
E. Gum, SO; Whittier, Fuller & Co., |
SO IS; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., $40 0S;