Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-25
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Probate Notice-Thomas T. Berkey.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF CITY TBUsrEEs.-The regular
session Of the Board of Trustees was held
yesterday forenoon, at which the Mayor and
Mr.. johnson were present. The application
of L. P. Gilman, presented October 10, 1851,
having been postponed, was taken up and the
same denied. The application OF Manual
Castro to single the roof Of the blacksmith
shop, situated on the north hall OF lot .,
between K and L, Third and Fourth streets,
with the understanding that sheet-lron ROOF
be placed on the top OF ths same, was ar
lowed a communication was received from
w. A Anderson relative TO the matter of L.
II Gallardo. recommending that the demand
be not allowed. So ordered. petition was
received from J. w. Knights and II. Thorn
asking permission to place at the corners of
the blocks bounded by j and u, Front and
Eleventh streets, board to be known as
a block directory. Laid over Tor one week
A proposal was received from 4. j. Merk-
lev for the raising Of the Y-street ievee.
From the river to Front, 2S cents per cubic
yard; to Second, 80 cents; to Third, 80
cents to Fourth, 81 cents !; to Fifth, SO
cents; to Sixth, So cents; to Seventh, 40
cents TO Eighth, AZ cents to Ninth, A
cents from Eleventh to Sixteenth, % cents
and from Sixteenth to Twenty first, 80 cents
per cubic yard. The proposal was rejected,
bids requested, and the matter laid over for
further consideration. The Water Works
report of Chief Engineer J. A. Cunningham
was fled 1t shows the works to have been
run 162 hours during the last week, and that
Che amount of water pumped was IL, 329 800
gallons. After the following claims were ex-
amined and allowed the Board adjourned
Day & Joy, 49,; james Leonard, Sc %; i.
A. Burr, SS1 50; f. Foster, SO; William
Melvin, So: Holbrook, Merrill d Stetson,
81 % !; A. T. Penebsky, $685.
THE ELEcT1oN.-The election for Second
Trustee of the city yesterday brought out a
little more than half the vote strength of the
city. The total vote cast was 2,724 But even
with this vote much interest was manifest
about the polls and on the street, and the
electioneering throughout the day was active.
The only candidates were John Ryan, Repub-
lican, and Daniel Brown, Democrat. In the
First Ward 416 votes were cast in the Second
$50, in the Third SAT, in the Fourth S75 names
appeared on the poll list, and but S75 ballots
sheuld have appeared in the box. But on
tallying out 876 ballots appeared, one of
which was double one, one ticket folded
within another. This, of course, was rejected,
and it established that still another ballot
must have been doubled when cast, but that
the two papers fell apart as the ballots fell
into the box, or as they were being counted
prior to tallying. In the First Ward there
were two blank ballots. The result Of the
election was the choosing CT Mr.. Ryan, the
Republican nominee, by handsome majority.
The following shows the result of the vote in
each ward
1stw. 2dw. Sd W. 4thw. Total
Brown. is SS5 So 81 ii5S
Ryan's majority. ...........,..........,... 45G
GRAND DIVISION S. OF THE annual
session of the Grand Division for the State
of California of the Sons and Daughters of
Temperance will begin in this city at 10 a. NJ.
to-day in the Assembly Chamber. The fol-
lowing are the officers W. A. Hutchinson,
@. w. P, San francisco Mrs. Leland
Howe, G. w. A, Sacramento; J. r. Nc.
Lean, G. s., San Francisco J. j. Hucks,
G. T., Los Angeles; d. M. Chappell, Chap
lain, Stockton Mrs. n. Davidson, g. Con,
San Francisco; NJ. Tomey, G.. Sentinel,
Brighton; W. P. Wedman. p. 6. w. P,
San francisco; B. G. Duffy P. W. p,
Santa Cruz. Members of Executive Com
mittee-Mrs P. B Craghill, San Diego N.
T. Sherwood, San Diego w. B. Drew, Santa
Cruz w. L. Stevens, San Jose; j. L. Scott, |
San Jose J. o. Avery, Los Angeles; Mrs. |
F. D. Seelye, FELTON, J. Fl. Duncan. Cop |
peropolis j. a. Wells, Oakland j. E. Muir
ply. Stockton; 1. n. Kusen, Santa Clara. |
Nor HEARD FROM YET-Last week note
was made of the sudden disappearance of
Joseph Robertson, night-watchman on the
steamer Apache. He has not been heard of |
since the evening of the 10th, and all search |
for him has been in vain. It is feared that |
he fell into the river and was drowned Par
ties in Washington, opposite this city. say
they heard cries for help, proceeding from
some one on the Sacramento side on or near
the river, about 2 A. N. on the 18th, and
many believe it was then that the missing
man was drowned. Search is being made in
the river for his body.
INcoRpoRAuoNs.-In the Office of the Sec
rotary of State there have been filed articles
of incorporation of the Sierra Milling, Smelt-
ing and Mining Company. Principal place
of business, San Francisco. Directors, L.
Osborn, J. w. +. Peat Robert O'Neill, w.
J, Collins and Edwin Lewis. Capital stock,
$1,000 600, divided into 100000 shares.
Eureka Drift Gravel Mining Company.
Principal place of business. San Francisco.
Directors, Joseph Morigio. Joseph BiFagno,
John Carnage, Horace ii. Seaton and B. F:
Gellison. Capital stock, 100000, divided
into 100000 shares.
THE CAMP MEETING. Adventists'
camp meeting closed last night, and the tents
will be removed to-day. Elder Van Horn
preached the closing sermon last night. Yes
terday, at $50 A. NJ. Mrs. White addressed
the social meeting on the publishing work OF
the Church, and urged members to aid it by
taking shares In the enterprise. Elder Has.
kell spoke concerning the missionary fields of
Oakland and San Francisco. At9A. NJ. Mrs.
White spoke on the duties of church men,
bers. The ordinance of baptism was then
administered, twenty-eight persons being i'm
mersed.
MODEL HoBsE.-Ths horse attached 10
Fabian Bros. delivery wagon ran away yes
terday afternoon from their store, down Ninth
street to K, where it turned up that street,
going as far as Eleventh, when it crossed to
J street, and down J to the store, and stopped
without any damage being done or any goods
lost, although at the time of the runaway
there were number of articles in the wagon.
That horse is a model and knows how to en-
joy itself.
The STEIN SUICIDE.-Fitz Stein, who is
reported, or supposed, to have committed
suicide in San Francisco, was we'll known
here. where, until recently, he has resided
about three years. His habits were such
here as to make the news matter of small
surprise. The family he leaves is well spoken
of. and his wife has influential relatives who
will aid her.
Police CouRT.-In this Court business was
quite brisk yesterday. Mike -, drunk,
forfeited deposit of 50 90; William Duggan,
sleeping on sidewalk, fined $40; E. R. King,
malicious mischief, continued to the 25th;
Pat Coyne, petty larceny, fined $50 and 81 90
costs; Fred Hughes, disturbing the peace,
fined $50; Mary, Indian, drunk, discharged.
STOLE THE PRESENTS. Yesterday at Ell