Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07


BOARD OF HEALTH.-Ths outgoing City
Board of Health held its last meeting on
Monday evening last, at which all the men,
bers were present. The report of the City
Physician was received, which shows that the
whole number who applied for treatment was
100. OF these II were visited at their homes,
6 in the County Tail, and in the City Prison.
OF the diseases treated, 81 were of malarial
fever, 10 Of bronchitis, i3lof biliiousness, aud
the other cases range through the entire med
ical vocabulary. The report OF the Health
Officer for March was fled. There were 81
complaints filed during the month, of which
% were abated. The account of a. c. Tufts
for drugs and medicines for the month";
amounting TO SIS 81. was presented and al
lowed. The Board then adjourned.
BOARD or SUPERvIsoRs.-At the meeting
OF the Board Of Supervisors yesterday petit
ton adopted at meeting of landowners and
citizens Of Brannan and Andrus Islands, held
at Isleton on the both of last month, asking
assistance in rebuilding the county road along
said islands, at the places destroyed by the
late food, was presented. The matter was
referred to the Road Committee and Chair
man of the Board, with instructions that they
confer with the Sacramento members of the
can be granted. Mr.. Blair fled the receipt
for payment Of the $1,000 to the contractors
as the county s appropriation In aid Of closing
the Fern lsyee break. No further business
was transacted. and adjournment was taken
t. 10 a. II. to-day.
BETTER acknowledgement Barwick yes
terday. in answer to 8. recent request made by
him, received Ecsice from the chief signal
officer at Washington, that telegraphic
weather reports fl2m san Francisco Los An
g5ies aud Niss.ia, at The 5 P. ~ observation.
would scoa he ordered sent 10 this station, so
that they can lie furnished to the public in
the paper VI The following morning. This
viii make the daily report much more valua-
BE Tor comparison and observation. The re-
ports from the northern stations are from the
5 p. n. observations.
Police ARarsrs.-Night before last officers
Arlington, Valentine and George Karcher
arrested John Williams, Joe Morgan, Tim
Rivers, james Burke, David Friend, Joseph
Hussey and Con. Brannau for vagrancy, hav-
ing found them sleeping on a barge at the
foot of NJ street. A. Coolot was arrested by
officer Levy for violation of the health ordi.
nance Sing Bon. by local officer Howe, for
petit larceny I, II. Blank, for battery, by
officer McCarty,
AUCTION SALE.-Sherburn & Smith will
sell to-day at residence, No. 517 n street, at
1880 A. NJ, large amount of furniture, car
pets, pictures, etc, consisting of one parlor
set in brown and scarlet reps. chamber set,
spring and hair mattresses, pillows Brussels
and three-ply carpets pictures, lace cur
tains, marble-top table, what-uot, lounge and
chairs medallion range, crockery, glassware,
etc.
STEAMER FROM TAHoE.-The Truckee Re-
publican says that I. w. Younger, of Sacra-
mento. has purchased the little steamer Hi
Yah. which has been on Lake Tahoe for so
long time he will have her thoroughly
repaired, and will take her down by rail and
use her on the Sacramento river.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
4th: For Adams, Mcneil & Co, % barrels
oatmeal; Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing
Co, car agricultural implements; Batche-
Tor, Van Guelder & Co., car harrow mate
rial
ORGANIZED. second nine of the Pacific
Base Ball Club have organized and elected
the following officers Herman Hummel,
Captain George Ogden, Propertyman
Eugene Snat, PRESIDENT AlIan Leach,
Treasurer; George Olmstead, Secretary.
WANTED a SMART, ACTIVE YOUTH; quick
at figures. Apply at Mechanics Store.
LADIES kid-toxed Congress CATERS, sewed
only 81 Is. Red House.
MISSES kid-foxed, button boots, 81 IS:
Red House.
COOP QUALITY GlNsHAMs for 10 cents a
yard, at l.. Bien's, Eighth and ] streets .
TABLE LINENS, very cheap, at L. Bien'e.*