Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-24

Board OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors resumed its session yesterday
morning, all the members present. The
minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved Mr. Sherman made application
for the uss Of the main hall of the Pavilion,
in which to hold an exhibition of lis trained
horses next week. Upon motion the appl-
cation WAS denied An estimate of materials
furnished and work done upon the Hall of
Records - date was submitted by supervis-
ing architect w. Il. Hamilton, by which
2S4 600 brick are shown to have been
laid. for which, at Sl4 per thousand,
rs Per contract, less % per cent.
Withheld until completion, entities con-
tractors TO present payment of 81 9S2.
The bond OF Thomas j. Brown, Oyerseer
Of Road District No a, for $500, with Con-
rad buckingham and VIM. III, Atkinson as
sur6tiss. was received and approved. The
report os County Surveyor J. c. Pierson, in
relation 60 preventing the water from Burns
slough passing through the city, was re-
ceiyed aad ordered placed file. The
Board having concluded TO make trip for
inspection If the roads and bridges affected
by the iuuudation between this city and the
lower line Of the county, Governor Perkins
placed st their disposal tse State steamer
MaIEi5 Iar that purpose. Inc Board Will
leave ub7n II at 10 o'clock this morning, go
Ing to i1reeport, CORTLAND. Walnut Grove
and other pisces upon the river, and return
Tomorrow. Bills were examined and allowed
as foil W. To 4. Like, $50 IS; s. W. But
Ter, s1t 81; earle & Croly, 1882; H. G..
Stone, So j. Pearson, 50; Q. j. Isin-
wsldt. s.; J. n. Vaudeville, $50. The
Boari then adjourned until , p. 81. to-
morrow,
Pouoe CoURT-In this Court yesterday
japanese George, for disturbing the peace,
was Ensd $50 and costs. J. r. Childs and
Matte Bryant, heretofore examined for
grand larceny and case taken under advise
ment, were held to answer, with bail fixed at
81 coo each. Mrs. Hines, arrested for dis
turbiug the peace, was discharged at request
of the prosecuting witness. Fat Murphy for
feited his deposit of 50 put up for drunk,
and thus disposed of his case. The cases of
Perry Duncan, for battery, and Mrs Mon
nehan, for disturbing the peace. were passed.
The cases of Mrs Jeferies, james Barton
and George MHDaniels, for disturbing the
peace, Rere continued until to-day. That of
Doc Yum, for same offense, was continued
until tomorrow. Those of Perry Duncan,
for malicious mischief and petit larceny, and
George W. Maxwell, for libel, were continued
until the 26sh instant, and the cases OF James
Kalaher and Thomas 0'keefe, for disturbing
the peace. were postponed until the 3rd Of
March. The Court then adjourned.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS following car
loads of freight were received in this city
yesterday: Seven of wood. 10 of steel rails,
l of hides. of coal, 2 of sheep, of wheat,
I OF wine, of shocks, l of granite, of box
material and l of lumber. Car loads were
forwarded to the East also as follows: One
of salmon, 2 of merchandise, l OF rags, ! of
lumber and of coffee. Twelve car loads of
wheat from Anita, and eight of -four from
Sesma, passed through yesterday for Port
Costa. Also nine of wheat from Chico, and
five Of -four from Marysville, came down by
rail and were forwarded by boat to Vallejo.