Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-05
apvgaTIsHmENF MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Board or SUPERvrsoRs.-The Board c
Supervisors resumed its session yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. Present-Messrs
Bailey, Blair. Bsckley. Chrissy, brennan ant
Wilson. Minutes Of last meeting read ant
approved. Further final reports of roaf
overseers were received as follows From II
w. Wade, District No. 81 David Reese
District No. % C.. r. Miller. District No
81 Willis Wright, District No; 80; Alfred
BRIGGS, District No. 10; u. w. Stlckneyl
District Nc. 30; d. McLanahan, District
No. 40 Thomas Jenkins, District No. Y
and James NJ Eaos, District No. 20. These
several reports wero examined, found correct
and approved Tie bond of 2. d. Backlev
as oversser Of Road District No. Al, was,
upon motion Of J w. Wilson, approved
II. NJ Ward, oveyseer OF Road District No
81, rendered his resignation, which was &C
cepted. A petition was received from w. b
Latham, requesting the Board to correct thu
description and valuation of his property
lying within this county. as given upon tbs
assessment roll. Referred to the Assessor
with instructions to correct any existing
eTrors. An order was received from tn,
Superior Court directing the Board to draw
fifty Grand Jurors and $50 trial Jurors fol
the present year. Upon motion, and under
suspension OF the rules, the claim of Ii. w
Ward Tor $40 was allowed. The Board theI
adjourned until 10 a NJ. to day.
OFFICIAL BoEDs. A. S. Cooper has flee
his official bond as constable for Dry Greek
township, ia the sum of 81, 500, with Ephrian
Ray and G. ". Harvey as sureties. PhiliE
Waggoner fled his bond as constable o.
Lee township, with S. A. Howell and S.:B
Moore as sureties, for the sum of 81, 500
The bond OF George Iayerner, as constable
10 Lee township. has also been filed in tbs
SAME amount, aud with the same parties q:
suEeties John O. Medley filed his bond as &
constable OF Sacramento city and township,
in the sum Of s., GOO, with J. Nj Milliken q,
surety for s., COO and j. j. Spieker and
Richmond Davis Tor the sum Of 81, 800 each.
George Atkinson Justice OF the Peace for
Costumes township, also filed his official
bond for g, 800, with John NJ. Milliken and
John Conran as sureties. The official bond
Of Nicholas Derby, constable of Granite
township, was filed in the sum of 81, 500.
with VIM. Carpenter and S. COIN as sure
ties. Also VIM. @. Sheldon, as Justice Of
the Peace in and for Lee township, has fled
his bond for 81, 500, with Henry Gerber and
Thomas j. Smith as sureties.
MEMORIAL TO GENERAL SUFFER-. = The
committee heretofore appointed by the Sac
ramento Pioneer Association, consisting of
its President, W C. Felch, and A. P Catlin,
J. H McKune and George CadwaIader, have
issued invitations to ali the other Pioneer
Associations in the State, requesting appoint
meat Of similar committees from each, to
meet in convention, at Pioneer Hall, in this
city, on Tuesday, the 11th inst, at l P. NJ.
The object Of the meeting is to determine
upon AID adopt some plan of action for the
purchase Of a site and erection of a suitable
memorial TO the memory of the late General
4. SusteT. Responses have been received
from the Associations at San Francisco,
Marysviie, Vallejo. Stockton and jackson,
warmly indolsi0g the movement, and stating
that Delegations have been appointed by
them to meet here at the appointed time. 1t
i expected The othsr societies will slso favor
ably respond, and that The proceedings of the
coming meeting vii be the united action OF
all the Pioneer Socis.i in the State.
INQUEST HELD. = Coroner Vermilya re-
turned yesterday from Folsom, where he held
an Inquest upon the body of Wong All Cam,
whose death by suicide was stated yesterday.
Warden Pockman states that after the recent
escape Of An Cam from the State Prison, and
his commission Of two additional hurglaries.
his rs lrTes5 and return to prison, he placed
hi,u in solitary confinement. lie seemed
very much exercised over the prospect # his
term icing prolonged by additional sentences
for tine last burslaries, and several times
asked the Warden bow much more he would
nave 20 serve on that account. This proba-
bly, was what csu=ei him to commit the act
He made a rope out Of strips from the bed
ticking in his cell, and hanged himself from
the f6ot-rsil Of lis Junk lie was buried near
the prison at Folsom yesterday.
SsiALL-Pox NEAR ANTELoPE.-About six
weeks ago case Of yarioIoid occurred at the
,lneh Of Mr.. Hirtz near Antelope When
the nat4re of the disease was discovered, the
neighbors were informed and the district
school closed. 4 few days since another
member Of taa family came down with the
disease. lie has been removed to a cabin
away from the fsmily, aud is taken care Of by
the u,an S. 10 recently recovered from the dis
ea-e and q Chinalnan who has also had small
uoz. Mr. HINTS residence and the cabin ale
about e quarter of a mile back from the pub
lie highway. so that no teams nor people pass
tie place.
PoLL TAX DELINoUENTs.-Not office is pub
lished by County Assessor J. w. Houston,
that dslilauent poll taxes fer 1880 are now
due. and unless paid before next Monday
will he 81 for eaca detiuq1ent Attention Is
called 70 Sections 1851, 1893 and 1850 OF
tie Political Code, which directs the A
SCISSOR 90 return list Of all deliDquents to the
Sheriff, whose duY it is to publish the list
and proceed to enforce collection.
ColnfgacIAL.- Since last report the steam
er San Joaquin No . arrived from San Fran
cisco win merchandise and barge Of lumber
to y. L. Drew and the Sacramento Lumber
Comuauy- The Dover came down from the
upre- Sacramento with the barge Garfield.
hayir- about 10 900 sacks Of wheat. She left
the Garfield here TO transfer her cargo, and
returning Mp the liver with another barge for
load % wheat at SluAw Hill.
UNoS CHURCH SERvlcEs.-Thers was a
coed attendance at the Union meeting of the
churches yesterday. held at the Seventh
street NJ, Il. Church. The services were led
by Rev. 4 IL. Rice. The meeting this az
teracol viii be conducted 10y DR.. Bentley,
commencing at o'clock. The topic for TO-
day is Prayer for the Church of Christ,
its uni5y and purity, its ministry, and for
rev.vsis Of religion.
INCORPORATION. There has been fled with
the Secretary Of State the certificate Of in
eorraratlOn of the wedge Consolidated
NIiniug Company of Tombstone Mining Dis
tric5, Arizona. Place of business, San Fran.
cisco. Directars-A X =. Harmon, W. L.
Dean. D. c. Bates, Edward Cahill and F. A.
T1itle Capital stock S5,000,000 in 100000
shares Of 800 each.
PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals in this
city Yesterday were DR.. Wilkins, Superin
tendene of the Napa Insane Asylum, State
Prison Director j. n. Neff, Drury Malone
Scipio Craig of Cotton, r. II. Newton d
Woodland. J. C. Stoveall, of Wilcoxon Bros
l. Co az Williams, w. NJ. Donohue of PA
cerville, I Weathersbee of Chico, NJ. A. LonG
of Williams.
OFFICERS ELECTED. The British Mutua
Benefit and Social Society has elected tht
following officers for the incoming term
President. s. Wild; Vice President, JOIN
H. Collins; Secretary. f. f. Ashworth
Treasurer, John SHELTON; Guardian, JOSEPH
DunkeIley; Physician, DR.. Pyourn; Trus
tees, WIN. Plat, \. j. Nathan, Thomai
Bromley.
NAruRAlzED.- the Superior Court yes
terday, John q. Woods, a native of Canada
Sled his declaration Of intention to become {
part sud parcel OF the United States, anC
upon testimony Of d. II. Hoidridse sne
Peter Nagent he was admitted to citizenship
TRADE MARk-There has been fled will
the Secretary Of State, by II. NJ. Bernard