Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-08
Auction Sale.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

OF eqlshzatloh. al she members VI Ihe
Board were present. Applications fer re-
dnct;ons we're fled as follows. and after hear.
.,...t. - .o,-ar
ing 'es.inon5 u Ap'ii'"H's' "st9 '"iAeA
under Amusement:
Haymond. Allen & Millikap. on 2S7 acres.
Swamp Land Survey 2S7, from Sl4 TO IS pei
acre.
Stephen Smith, on east half Of lot g. be.
tween N and o, Sixth and Seventh streets.
city, from 81. 500 to $1,000, and improve
nents from 5000 to 5000.
James Cornell, lots l to s, between A AID
p, Ninth and Tenth streets, city, from 5000
to 500.
Mary d. Gregory, on q large number OF
lots within the city, from So $50 TO $1,000.
=. Z. Figg, part OF lot 4, between and },
Third and Fourth streets, city. from $500 to
S40O, and improvements from 500 TO $500 (;
lot 8. between IS aud i, Fourth and Fifth
streets, from 50, 0UO to S4,O0e, and improve
ments from ST., UUO 70 81, 0uU; on part OF lot
l, between j and X, Seventh and Eighth
streets, from 81, Duo to S90o on part OF lot
5. between L and !, Second and Third streets,
from ~ QUO to 81, 200 on part OF lot g. be-
tween X and Il, First and Second streets,
from 81 400 to $500.
from SIS to Sl5 per acre.
j.. Z. Chandler, Improvements on part OF
lot ., between l and j, Second and Third
streets, city, from 5000 to S., oo0:
Henry Hansche. on south halt OF lot 8, be-
tween al and \, Fourth and Fifth streets.
city, from 81, 0Uo 20 So0O, and improvements
from 81. o0O to S2.OUO; on improvements
upon part OF lot D, between u and NJ, Second
and Third streets. from 81, GOO to 5000.
Mrs. Ann y Rourke, west quarter OF lot 4,
between and *, Sixth and Seventh streets,
city, from 81 GOO to Sl,oOO improvements
from 81 20O to =, SUI, and personal property
from SlQQ to 800,
Il. NJ. Sanborn, on 10 acres Of land east OF
city, from $50 to $50 per acre.
Thomas J. Clunie, to strike out ali for i'm
provements upon lots and 6, between o
and Z, Twenty first and Twenty second
Tventy. se and Twenty.tb;rd streets =.
lots to s, between and Q, Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth streets; lot I. between Q
anu I, lWenty.nLfth ana I@epty p SIKH 1
o. Fifth and IS Si xi' streets 80 D" Gnu
II. B. Mcfarland appeared before the
Board and asked that the action taken in
resembling the reduction upon railroad prop
erty be rsconsidered. and argued in favor Of
the proposition basing it upon the ground Of
too high assessment. At the conclusion Of
the argument the Board passed to the con-
sideration of other cases and no action was
taken.
The application of the Sacramento Bank
for reduction upon assessment of S2I2.
$50 Sc, as on deposit, to So, $50 sc was con-
sidered. Geo. +. Bates appeared as counsel
for the bank. and witnesses were examined
Finally the District Attorney was requested.
upon motion. to submit his written opinion
upon the question involved. and the decision
in the case was thus postponed.
The assessment upon the stool, of HINT
ington, Hopkins & Co. was considered and
reduced from $3.50. OOO to 5000 600
Inc appieatlo9n ,S OF Baker q Hamilton was
dnced from si5I ono no to s1a0 COO " SUN g
The Board then adjourned until o'clock
this morning.
MERCHANDISE RBpoRr.-The following
frs;,,t,t ,,osyeI n. d., g.. c,ou,.o,to AZ.
'e
fen ADAMS, MCNEIL q &C.. 20 tlerces
hams; w. L. Knights, box machinery !;
Hale Bros. & Co., 8 cases cotton goods /;
1T.:,..,, ry..1.: T. ~. oL.,.1.:
Li Ior' g H. p-.iss pioAlng
49,, SIS ~, -. !; G. -
40 49, . .al, 80; - ha - "
50. = ~; ta'.Lls " nti'I inS (,
nIohos 7 p w. . e ..,. c'S1.
Parsons, A cases boots and shoes; Hall,
LunrS 20, cases cigarettes; d, =, klrI
hale napeT. d. W EsrI % 's stseI shoes r,s
20 steel dies; Booth & Co., 20 bundles
broom handles; W. D. Comstock, 10
boxes chairs; Lindley 4 Co., "a boxes
mustard, IA boxes cocoauut. The follow
ing passed Ogden on the 9TH for Sacra-
nento: huntington, Hopkins Il Co, 2l7
plates OF iron; Hale Bros, cases quits,
case and l bale cotton print goods CONT
mental Oil and TRANSPORTATION Company. l
tank Of oil, and for Wooster, Hubbel & Co..
1000 half boxes candles.
c.
steamer v,,,,n. FINN, a. - g..
,nsrto with b,,ee ~ Grain = tr.n.;. !.
steamer San Joaonin. No 2 FROM Trner s.c'
raoo,4o r;,b bor,a % oroi. :. -.
steamer San .Ioann;o n, 3 fror. Sar Fra,,
49, ;+h - f -. - - ~ - cs-a.s
G,,r,ber a,ora,,, o,J - 20 I,''t. "
-s-cbar5iss n tro,s;t 49,.
So 80 ,,,,,s, ara,,at" ;.b e,,osei
- DaT,,tsj So. VS. ~ 81
49, M e. - a. ia, WIZ
an,,;', NJ, ,,;sh s-o;..h. 81 ha
- i,n,bsr 81. To- .ba ,,,,,e- {,
steamer San joaquin, No. =, with freight and
barge Oh gram ioi Dan fAnciSco'
LAND LEAGUE MEETING.-Thers was a
large attendance az tue MEETING OF the Lanu
League at Pioneer Hall Yesterday Afternoon.
b,,+ no h,,.;,ss, no. tra,s,c.od ,or .,,;on
tat,or $50. =, r.lat;a,, -, ~ isa.b 80 +
DrsI ,sar,hs IS -
I.esS1s cons;stin of NIsssrs
Dsrisi Fivnr H., Ni. ,1,an al ~ y
drowlav ware a,,,a;1tsa a,d s,,bpa;ttsd rsso.
int;ons Of resnsct in rsIat;a, =, 10 SesaseJ
which were nnsnirC,,.l,, olo,1.ed TTnar
motion 1t was ordered that they be published
fnrn VI ~~'' Ths Tts - copy WIN %
ont of respect to his memory.
Er,xg,., nov ~ pa.
= Ano issAuene
OF tie dlbernian Society OF this city re-
ceived a request on Friday evening that the
,a,,,o;,s oF thalataJ p Dr.,,hos a,t ,oyy.,
L. f1r ;rfar,usT, as tbe ros;5.,,oe ~ os a..
- :. tbara aiebo,,h ~ = >. ,l,.s.s =. a
30 Fas+ In accor5snos 9th tbpt rn,.o =.
a. ~ U.s. taIan - V.I's;a -, $3.50 100
s,,c ,,orsn;sd NV LIN Fox erS NJ
Keeaar and The fnneral tool, rIaca 60 ~
Catholic Church in Vallejo at 2:9o in the
AFTERNOON, a.sena n oy numerous TRENDS and
$500 e1'
CATTLE SHrpHEsT.-A special train of
TWENTY-FIVE cars of stock cattle passed through