Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-03-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

follows;
The hearing of a petition for new road
In District no. 81 was taken up and set for
hearing on the 24th inst.
Upon motion of Mr.. Bailey, 5000 was ap-
propiiated to aid in closing the Fern break
IN the levse near Sutterville.
An application was received from the Bry-
ant family for relief, which matter was re-
ferred to Air. Butler with power to act.
Bills for February were examined and al
lowed as follows: G.. Brainard, S41 %; A.
A. Clough, S34 ii. Anderson, Sc; B.
Shields, Sc Jessie Slaughter, S67; S. w. But
Ter, sl0O; f. l. Wheeler, $50; l.. Ankner,
S6 so; n. Deeley, SS 80; same, S15 65 !;
Win. J. Davis, $50; Gruhler & Sellinger,
So; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., S2S 63 |;
Pacific Ice Co., So "a; S. G. Foster. So G..
A. Kuoet, Sc; William ]. 0'Brien,
S13 05; Gerber Bros, S217 80; An
drew Moore, SIS 55; G. w. Rapp & Co.,
81 z. =. AlGrphY, So; i. f. Mitchell, $40
William Parker, $50; w. H. Baldwin, $50 /;
John Shelton, SOL Capital Gas Company,
SIS 70 u. G. Armstrong. 81 so II. P.
Osborn, s. NJ. A. Fry, S100; ID. +. Gala
han, S163 IL ; III. S. Hammer, S4 80; Hol-
man, Stanton & Co., $50 AZ; B. Bailey,
S120; 8. E. Kuchler. 500 49; VIM. Crump,
$50 n. a. Kidder, SI10 25: Jacob Stortz,
IS; Lscke i Layenson, So 06; J. A. Aston,
Sl4 20; w. J. Cooper, 50 20; B. ID. Brier
Harretts, $75; A. Hebron 1869 81 /; q. e.
Bishop S1S3 80; P. r. Beckley, S137 !; J. F.
brennan, 500; j. w. Wilson, 500; Hardt
Taylor, S73 %; Guthrie Bros, S45 so.
The following bills for rebate upon taxes
were allowed: J. G.. Hite, 81 80; Philip
Moore, 81 81; jake Rockerman, 81 so; 2.
Carroll, 81 40; S. Craner, 81 So; II. @.
Armstrong, 81 cents; l.. Woodruff, 81 16;
L. Egeberg, 81 so; Kern Rgney, S13 Is
A - A
81 SO; J. H. Houst, GO cents J. L. Camp,
50 81 P. j. Strouch, 81 25; Jacob Filigar,
70 cents; Burman & Cippa, 81 81; William
Powth, 81 rs Spencer Douglas, 81 Is; P.
S. Cortright, 50 81.
Bills for other items were granted to A. A.
Clough for $3.50; DAILY RECORD UNION,
for printing DELINQUENT tax list and advertise
ing, Sl,S7T OF; Guthrie Bros, $40 70 J. G.
Tubbs, 50; L. w. Gilman, SO; Frank Swift,
$40 80; r. s. Jones, SS 80; j. w. Houston,
S275 Chris Franks. 81 80; A. Schaden,
S174 IS; J. r. Laine, $3.50; j h. Laine, SAT 80;
N. McCar5y, $50; w. S. Wilkinson, $50
William Young, SO; Mary Mclaughlin,
$50 NJ. 2. j. Beckley, $50; David B1rrell,
$50 Il. M Mitchell, SO; w. +. Drew,
S75; L. @. Pierson, $50; Margaret Mckee,
$50 Anna Summers, $40; Butterfield &
White, $525 u; James Holland, $40; j. A.
Cunningham, S54 so ; j James McGuire. 81 80
D. Gardner, SS2; T. g. Salisbury, S1S: Geo.
o. Bates, S25; IL. S. Crocker & Co., S12
Charles flohr, So; Locke & Lavenson,
Sos IS; f. n. Fay, 81; Lee Young, 50;
NJ Castro & Son, SlI Is; n. II. Nicholl
s. Co.. SS3 75 Billingsley & Co.,
81 81; j. G. Pierson, S3S IS; Reuben John
son, S2S: N. H Nichol, 81 95; NJ. Plug
& Co, $50; III. s. Crocker & Co, S519; Ed.
Christy, Sl20; 5. P. Boyd, Sl0S 20; VIM.
Parker SS8 A. G.. Tufts. S54 50; A. He'll
bron, s143; Schadsn Rodgerep, Sl1 81;
A. w. Marrs, $17 20; A. J. Vermilya,
$40 50: same, S39 40; w. A. & C. s. Hough-
Buuham. $50; WIN. Fitzmaurice, $50 Z. J.
Becbley. $50; Thomas Sheehan, $50 All
Chong, @64
Upon motion, the question of whether the
County Superintendent of Schools is entitled
to extra pay for services as Secretary of the
County Board of Education, was referred TO
the District Attorney for his opinion.
The Board then adjourned until 10 A. NJ.
to-day.
ILL-MAENERED Does.-Yesterday after
noon buggy was being driven up Seventh
street, between K and L, with loose colt
in biting harness following, when dog ran
out aud commenced operations at the heels of
his coltship which familiarity was resented
with vigorous kicks, merely missing the
seek immediate retreat. The two or three
stray kicks that the colt had fred at dog
number one only sharpened its appetite for
more of the same class of exercise and soon
dog number two sailed out and took q self
satisfying and important Yelp and nip at the
filly's heels. The colt dropped its ears back
in meek way and let fly with the best it
had in the shop, which spread out the dog
upon his back IN a bewildered condition, and
his voice covered several blocks around. II.
IL. BOynton Of the Pacific Water Cure took
the demorsiized poodle in charge, gave it a
cold shower bath in q stable near by, and
then conveyed it in barley sack to its mis-
tress, who was inconsolable at the unfortu-
nate accident and wanted the colt killed as a
vicious and dangerous animal. At latest ac-
counts it was thought the purp would recover
under the skillful manipulations of its cold
water attendant; and it is believed that colts
can pass that vicinity in future without the
attentions of that particular dog.
a Boy STOPPED BY a HIeHwAYMAN-
When Ally Peck, one of the Western Union
messenger boys, was going to his home ON
Eighteenth street a few nights since he was
stopped BY man and ordered to throw up
his hands" The demand was promptly COM
piled with, and the highwayman ''went
through the boy, getting for his trouble two
cigarettes, ally having been prudent enough
to deposit his money that afternoon in the
bank. The youngster then made good time
for home, which was but block or two dis
tant and 10 relating the affair the next day
said be thought there was " thousand key
holes in the door, and that he never would
find the right one He drags Gatling gun
around with him now.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight pissed Ogden for Sacramento on the
sth For Z. H. Markley, l bale tobacco
Waterhouse & Lester, 80 sets wheels; II. C.
Kirk & Co., boxes medicine G.. H. Gil
man, % cases boots and shoes Daniel Nc
Kay, ! box whips; Thomas Harper, l case
boots and shoes; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., q boxes axes, box hatchets, 8 boxes
hardware, 40 bars iron; Standard Oil Com
pany, $40 cases coal-oil: K. Stone & Co.,
cases hardware; Baker & Hamilton, l case
hardware.
FREIaHTs.- carloads of cattle
passed through from Nevada to San Fran
cisco and carloads to Stockton yesterday;
also, carloads of sheep were received in this
city from Delano and / of hogs from Gait.
Carloads Of freights were also received as fol-
lows: One of furniture, l of nails, of COAL
l of coal OIL l Of wine, of wheat l of bolts
and of wosd. Also carloads East were for
warded; Two of wine, 26 Of barley, 1 of
merchandise, of beans, of rice, 3 of sal
mon, Of coal oil and l of shingles.
PoLIeE CouRT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yester-
day Charles Horton was fined So and costs
for discharging firearms within the city lin
its. Gus Price was also fined IS and costs
for disturbing the peace. The cases of Baby
Huston, grand larceny, and G. Rheim,
charged with violsting the health ordinance,
were continued until the 18th instant. Ad-
iourned.
INooRPoRATED.-The Hanford congrega-
tion Of she Cumberland Presbyterian Church
has filed with the Secretary of State its GER
tifcate of Incorporation. Directors - w.
Underwood, S. Barker, James Pervis, E. Z.
Allen, o. r. Cross, J. I. Coe.
CoMMERCIAL-The steamer San Joaquin
No. came up and took on load of -four at
the Pioneer Mills and returned to San Fran
cisco.
SPooE STEEL CoRsETs, side-lace, heavy
bones. silk embroidered, 70 cents; other
styles, 90 cents to 81, at the Red House