Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
BOARD oE CITY TRUSTEES.

The Board of City Trustees held its usual
weekly meeting yesterday forenoon, all tie
members being present. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and approved, after
which business was transacted, as follows:
Martin Perish fled an application to have
x street opened, between Sixth and Ninth,
which matter was referred to the Street Com
missioner.
A petition from property owners on Q
street was received, asking that sidewalk be
ordered and put down on the north side of
said street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Referred to the Street Commissioner.
| Upon request of Mr.. Ryan, he was granted
weeks further Tina in which to report upon
the subject.of the street railway side track be-
tween Seventeenth and Twentieth, on III
street, which has heretofore bsen complained
OF.
Mr.. Ryan recommended that the alley be-
tween NJ and N, from Twentieth to Twenty
second streets, be opened as petitioued for
and it was so ordered, and the City Engineer
directed to fix the bounds OF the same.
In accordance with the recommendation of
the City Board of Health, it was ordered that
lots 8, 6, and s, between L and f, Sixth and
Seventh, and part of lot l, between d and
E, Eleventh and Twelfth, and north half of
lot s, between Fourth and Fifth, l. and N
streets, the west half of lot 5, between
Eleventh and Twelfth, II and 1 streets, be
filed up SO as to prevent water standing
upon them and rendering it unhealthy. The
Board will advertise for bids to do the work
in accordance with law.
Reports for the month Of October were re-
ceived, read and fled. The report of Chief
'@Narcher shows that 127 arrests were made
by the police in the city during the month,
26 dodgers were furnished beds, en- routes
were provided for, and total of 1,022 meals
were furnished to prisoners.
From Earbormaster n. A. Kidder, that
the collections had been upon seven steamers,
making 56 trips. SLY 80 /; six barges, S45 !;
| fab market, Sl5. Total, sly 80 Paid into
the treasury, S152 so; due from barges, S25.
Poundnaster Brannigan's report. shows
| that five cows and six dogs only were i'm
| pounded during the month. OF these the
dogs were killed and the COWS redsemed.
Receipts, SO.
| J. A Cunningham, Chief Engineer of the
| City Water Works, fled his report for the
| past mouth, which shows the works to have
| been running 164 hours-4 hours less than
full time-and that 1862, $50 gallons of
water was pumped.
Bills were examined and sllowed as fol-
| lows Root, Nelson & Co, S37 u; Carrie &
Croly. S52; =. Gum, S19 80; A. Miess,
1866 %; T. Foster, Sc; Henry Spierling,
s.; II. K. Brown, s249; Antoine King,
S2t4 J. C. Scroggs, $50; Reuben johnson,
S24 Peter Humrich, S11 Patrick Qninn,
| SO; NJ. J. Lynch, s12; Manuel Joseph,
| $40; Andy Daddes, SO; John Lynch. S10
| Thomas Burns, SO; Michael DAILY. $40 P.
McGinnis, SO Thomas Ballou, S57 Joseph
| A. NJ. Martin, 81 !; James Leonard, 81 25;
John Talbot, 81; Palm Bros, 50; Jacob
KEEPER, s.; F. DahriDger, So; Schaden &
Rodergerdts, S54 93; P. Herzog, S29 "a
S. so; L. L. Lewis 50 % /; Holbrook, Mer-
rill & Ssetson, 81 /; S. Lipmau, 81 80; Will
liam Gutenberger & Co., 1923 so; Sacra-
mento Lumber Company, S132 II Thsmas
Carter, S12; NJ. J. Smith S5; Harry Boyle,
SI2; Scots & Muir. sos o. l.. L. Lewis &
Co., Sl09 2S; H. A. Weaver. S236 70 A.
P. Catlin. $3.50; NJ. E. Rose, 1898 Go w.
A & G. S. Houghton. S55 80 /; County Clerk,
$50 25; FL. S. Besls. S1S; J. T. Barron, 81;
Lee Young, Sc RECORD U MON, 81 70;
Capital Ice Company, 81 GO; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., 20 cents.
The Board then adjourned:
AUCTION SALE-D. J. Simmons Il Co.
will sell at 1880 this morning the entire fur
niture and fixtures at the residence of Louisa
Latcher, on Second street, between h and l.,
being the furniture of twenty rooms, and con-
sisting of fine walnut sets, two tins parior
sets, spring and hair mattresses, brussels and
ingram carpets, fine oil paintings, easy and
reception chairs ten other sets of furniture.
tables, bedding of all descriptions Also, all
the bar fixtures, liquors, cigars, etc.
ARRAIGNMENT DAY.-Judge Clark yester-
nay made an order that-all parties against
whom indictments have been found or in
formation filed, whether on bail or other
wise, appear for arraignment in the Superior
Court at 10 o'clock this morning.
BOARD OF SUpERvIsoRs.-The Board Of
Supervisors met yesterday at 10 a NJ, for
its first session in November, but no business
of Importance was transacted. and an adj
journment was taken uatil 10 a. N. to-day,
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The LADIES Of the Sixth-street M. E.
Church give social this evening. A nice
programme is prepared, and all who attend
may expect to have pleasant time.
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SEvENrY-NINE cases of boets and shoes re.
ceiyed from Eastern factories at the Red
House to-day, which will be closed out with
ont reserve.
a LARGE INVOICE of gents furnishing
goods received from New York to-day at the
Red House will be closed out at once.
CLIPPER Coal deceives its appearance.
Clipper coal deceives its friends. A new era
for wood in Sacramento. Clipper coal solves
the problem.
THE Superior Court binds is representa-
tive. Mr.. j. 7. Grifitts. to realize on the
stock