Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-07-08

dise for County Jail. s127 IS; S. D. John
son, Deputy Assessor, SIS; P. II. Coggins,
Justics fees. s21; Win. J. Davis, fiicial re-
porter in Williams case, $3.50; james II.
Hook, lumber. 50 ca: A. Keithley, labor.
Road District No. 3. SI9i 75; A. Halen,
work, District No. 10, $50 81; J. A. Lai-
ferty, burying iadigsnt person, IS; John
Burns, assisting Coroner, 50 so; j. w. Will
son, salary, S100; A. G. Tufts, drugs for
City Dispensafy, $50 IS; N. L. Drew, lum-
Der, $50 10; J. w. Houston, salary, s125 ;
j. H. Miller, salary, s130; H. NJ. Houston.
salary, $3.50; F. B. Houston, salary, $50;
n. L. Drew. lumber. S122 20; H. S Croker
& Co., printing and binding, S604 IS.
The following bills are for County Hos
pital: A. Schaden, groceries, S37 II; J..
Gerber & Bros, meat, S199 76; S. Dwyer,
groceries, S54 10; Schaden & Rpdergedts,
groceries, S2S2 81; Butterfeld & White, gro
ceries, Sl65 27; j. l.. Chadderdop, goods,
S5 OF: John Shellars. laborer. S5: Jones
& Anderson, fish. s26 So; NJ. Castro & Sons,
wood, s1S6 95; James l. Felter & Co.,
whisky, s1S7 50; S J. & }. M. Jack
& Co., merchandise, S43 90; JAS Parsons,
merchandise, 81 so; Scott & Muir, repairs,
S143 Is; G. E. Kuchler. bread, $50 SO; w.
c. Hayes. plumbing. S26 45; Ackerman &
Co., merchandise. $751; Baker & Hamilton,
merchandise. So 80; Billingsley & Co., mer-
chandise, $40 rs; I. c. Salisbury Il Co.,
wood, SO; r. S. Jones, laborer. ss 10;
Warren Drew, engineer. SO; David Bur
rell, carpenter, $50; Joseph Sheppard, Ia
borer, Sc; William Fitzmaurice, cook, $50 ;
l.. 2. Parson. nurse, $40; l.. G. Piersop,
nurse, So; Mary Mckee, lauudress, $50;
Ann Summers, laundress. $50; Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, waiter, $50; H. Winters. mer-
chandise, S11 SO; G. A. White, cash expend-
ed. S43 65; L. j. Beckley. Superintendent,
500; Mrs. E. J. Beckley, matron, $50; G.
?. Lepper. nurse, $50; J. 3. Milford, la
borer. $50; Gus Steiner, laborer, S2S G. A.
| White, salary, $3.50; C. E. Burnham, &C.
eountant, $50; L. j. Lansing. cook, $50; A.
| @. Tufts. vermin exterminator, 81 %; +.
Kolliker, merchandise. S4l so.
The remaining bills presented to the Board
were held for further consideration. The
Board then adjourned until 10 A. NJ. to-day.
YESTERDAYS FIRE.-About o'clock yes
terday afternoon an alarm of FIRE was given
from Engine House No. 2, on Tenth street.
caused by fire in the rear portion Of the
building occupied by R. Nobel as a grocery,
at the northwest corner of I and Tenth
streets. The FIRE was caused by the little
boys OF Mrs. Wise playing with matches and
| pitch-p;ne upon an upstairs rear porch OF
| the building. Mrs. Wise discovered the fire
and gave the alarm, and then addressed her
| self vigorously with bucket ard water to
! stay the progress OF the flames. The fire de-
| partment was quickly at hand after the
alarm, and with earnest efforts saved the
| building ana the many wooden ones immedi-
ately surrounding. a storeroom which was
| built out upon tie roof of the l. part was
consumed causing damages of about $3.50,
which was covered by insurance in the Home
| Mutual, of which j. l. Carey is agent. The
building belongs to Mrs. e. c. Zeh. During
the fire Chief Sullivan met with fall from
quite hight, by reason of a ladder breaking,
| but was not much injured.
| NEW PLAcERyILLE RoAD.-The Central
Pacific Railroad Company has employed J.
C. Plerssn, surveyor and civil engineer, to
make preliminary survey for new line of
railroad between Folsom and Placeryille. ard
| he will enter upon the work to-day with
| full surveying party, starting from Folsom.
He has already been over the proposed line
and anticipates favorable route and grade.
The first line will be run from the terminus
of the present road in the town of Folsom by
way Of the prison grounds, and thence along
the north side Of the divide, between the wa
ters of the American and Costumes rivers.
| 1t is possible that two or three lines will be
surveyed to determine the most feasible one.
| 1t is expected to have the survey completed
| in from four to six weeks.
The HowARDs- The reports made at the
meeting for June show 100 persons relieved
by 1872 dispensations. There remained upon
the books July 1st, 129 ind;yiduals-l1 sick
| i Y
! There was paid into the treasury during the
month, from monthly contributions, S136:
from donations. 5000; from loans repaid and
| interest. s620 S3-totai. $3.50 So. Disbursed
| by the Treasurer, S4S7 92 Balance in the
| Treasury July 1t SS42 % from which sum is
to be deducted the bills audited at the meet-
ing, 1892 %, and balance of May bills IN
paid, s32 20-in all. 1886 p. For acknowl-
edgments of donations see another column.
| TIE CoMET.-0ne of the astronomical OBJ
servers says: "Recent observations made
upon the uorthera comet show that is is
changing its right ascension more rapidly,
but that the movement in dec,ination is
| smaller. Besides observations with the
equatorial telescope, the meridian passage at
the lover transit Is observed in the large
transit instrument. In the morning skies
Venus, Jupiter, Mars and Saturn still form
a very brilliant GALAXY, with Capela to the
northward of the comet, apparently flying
/ from the Pole STAR
! FANTASTIC FINANCES. The auditing COM
mittee Of the late fantastic organization held
meeting last evening and audited bills to
the amount of $3.50 2j leaving balance OF
| $40 so now in their hands, owing to their
net parading on the Fourth, aud with which
! :. 4 - @al-a ,1
celebration of qualification az the recovery Of
| the President should such prove the result
| Of his INJURIES or TO parade as a feature dur-
! ing State Fair. The wishes Of the business
| public will be consulted in reference to the
/ matter.
Police CoURT.-In this Court yesterday
Martin Wetzsrs battery case was continued
till the 18th instant Mrs j. Hart, pleaded
guilty to disturbance Of the peace and
sentence was postponed till to-day, John
Houson was given twenty four hours in the
CITY Jail for a drunk. Len. Hodgkin was
held to answer upon charge of burglary,
with bail fixed at g. coo. The grand larceny
case Of John DOugherty was continued till
p. NJ. to-day.
Nor IDENTIFIED. D.--several parties called
at the Corouer's ofics yesterday to see the
remains of John Mairy, who, while intoxi-
Gated, was drowned in the old gas works pit
! day before yesterday, but no one had any
! knowledge of the deceased The remains
were buried by the Coroner IN New He!setia
Cemetery in the afternoon.
INCORPORATION. of incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary Of State
of the Frandy Gold Q1artz Mining Com.
parv. Principal plsoe of business, Nevada
CITY. Directors = w. w. Kirkham, j.
| Frandy. f. H. McAllister, William Ed.
wards, +. f. Kirkhan. Capital stock, ST.
600, 600, in 10, 000 shares.
ARRAIGNED George Milasich was yester
day arraigned upon the new information for
murder fled against him ty the District At
torney, and upon application by his attorneys
was granted until next Monday to plead.
He is in Jail awaiting trial, without being
permitted to give bail.
HORSE BARRED. - District Agricultural
Society, No. 9. publishes a notice that the
trotting horse known by the name of 'Stein-
way" is barred from the races in their pro-
gramme of recent date, except the trotting
race, free for all.
ARREsTs.-Only two arrests were made by
the police yesterday. These were "Blue Mass