Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Health held a meeting last evening at DIR
Hatch's residence Present = Drs. Nixon
Gardner, Cluness, Hatch and Simmons. The
Board organized by electing DR.. Nixon Pres
ident and DR. Hatch Secretary. Dr. Hatch
reported that he had been officially informed
that the Board Of Trustees declined to accede
tothe request Of the Board Of Health, made
at Its last meeting, in relation TO the salary OF
the Health Officer. The Board then pro.
ceeded to elect a rev Health Officer Eli
Mayo. Martin Steinmitz, Thomas L. Ander.
son, J. W. Staneart, j. j. Carroll, J. l.,
Acock, W. H. Carlow, Mr. Parker, &. w.
johnson, w. b. Ferral and DR.. j. r.
Lame were placed in nomination. After
several ballots DR.. Lame wss elected, and
recommended to the Board Of City Trustees.
The following resolution was adopted 4:
"Rsalizing the full importance Of an i'm
proved sanitary condition of our city, the
Board Of Health viii require the Health
Officer to give his personal attention to the
condition of all sewers, vaults, Streets alleys,
yards, low lots and nuisances Of every
description within the city limits. and TO
secure this result he will be required to make
frequent visits as q sanitary inspector to all
PARIS of the city, 0c motion, a committee
was appointed TO prepare such amendments
Ing the duties of Health Officer, as may seem
desirable, and to report at the next regular
meeting. DR.. Hatch was appointed. The
Board then adjourned to meet at P. NJ, on
the first Monday in May.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th; Samuel Nathan & Co., case dry
goods; q. H. Stevens, l case dry goods; J.
P. Gilman, 4 cases hats n. S. Arnold, 3
boxes copper bottoms, 1 box faucets; r.
Stone & Co, l case and bundles sponge,
bale leather; NJ R. Barrett, l boxed piano :;
Holman, Stanton & Co, 3 cases locks cases
and boxes hardware, crates lawn movers,
l bundle handles Billingsley & Co., 6 bundles
cordage; II. Gribble, half barrel syrup, l
barrel and box maple sugar; w. s. Han
cock, . bales broom. corn !; Lindley & Co, l
case tobacco, % boxes condensed milk Mohr
& york, box machinery; Booth & Co., 80
cases condensed milk; Stu1ebaker Bros.
Manufacturing Co., l Car agricultural imple-
ments, l buggy: Huntington, Hopkins &
CO., 100 kegs nails, 675 bars and bundles
iron, $50 bundles galvanized iron, boxes
axles, 3 boxes steam gauges, boxes hatchets,
81 boxes aud y packages aXles, 4 boxes saws.
3 boxes hardware; w. A. Il c. S. Houghton,
bundles. 2 cases and box paper; George
A. Davis, l car wagons; Central Pacific
Railroad Company, 80 barrels oil, II bundles
iron pipe, 6 reservoirs, u boxes machinery
Waterhouse & Lester, $50 springs, 16 bundles
wagon poles II. Fisher, l case drugs Vein
stock & Lubin, l package aud l case collars,
6 cases brushes and FANS cases dry goods,
cases hats, 1 case FANS 6 cases parasols, l case
underwear, 1 case clothing, case shoes, 1
case corsets; S. Lipmau & Co., , cases dry
goods; 5. j. Nathan & Co., 2 cases hats.
Gospel MEETINcs.-Tbe attendance was
fully as large at the Gospel meeting last
evening as on the evening previous. After
the usual half hour of song at the beginning,
prayer. was offered and Mr.. Stebbins sang
beautiful Land On High" After reading of
notices Mr. aud Mrs. S5ebbins sang Beyond
the Smiling and the Weeping" DR.. Deal
preached the sermon, upon the subject of the
Sonship, speaking from the words But as
many as received Him, to them gave He
power to become the Sons Of God, even TO
them that believed on His name" The at
tributes Of Christ's official character, lie said,
were those Ct teacher, high priest Of our pro-
fession aud ruler of the Church OF Christ.
The benefits which accrue from receiving
Christ are the acquiring Of heirship, sonship
which flow from this relation.
The medium through which this relation may
be obtained is by believing In his name; by
the exercise of faith upon him, and thus TO
secure eternal life and happiness At the
close Of the sermon Mr. and Mrs. Stebhins
sang, as duet, "Why Not Tonight" The
collection for the Chios sufferers amounted to
S33 40. The after meeting was largely at
tended. A woman's meeting is to be held
81 ba NNasarrr-ucAar Pros ,xy.
terian Church, to be conducted by Mrs.
Stebbins, and to which all the ladies are in-
vited. The meeting this evening viii be at
the usual hour, at the Congregational Church,
the first half hour TO be devoted to singing
under the lead Of Mr.. Steb5ins.
ENrERpRIsE GRANGE.-The annual meet
ing and reunion of Enterprise Gra3ge will
taxa place at Enterplise to-day. Extensive
preparations have been made to make this
suroass any former meeting Of the kind held
In the forenoon there viii be a closed meet
ing Of the Grange to confer the fourth de-
gree Of the Order upon q class Of twelve.
The ceremonies viii be conducted by Senator
William Johnston. At noon " harvest
feast will be served. In the afternoon an
open meeting will he held, and addressed by
several different speakers The reunion is
TO be closed with closer union in the even
ing by way # grand harvest home ball, for
which excellent music viii be provided, and
every opportunity afforded for the fullest en-
joyuaat by all who shall loiu the festive
occasion. A large number viii go from this
city and The surrounding country for many
miles around are expected to be there Ia force.
PoucE CoURT-Iu this Court yesterday
CharIes Hogan Peter Leonard and August
HorubeclI pleaded guilty TO eudeavoring to
brea}, into the LOT. of the Metropolitan The
alter TO get their burnt-cork laugh without
money aud without price. Judgment viii
be announced 10 their cases today. Mike
Sullivan, common drunkard, found guilty
and sentenced to thirty days in the county
Jail Harry Monroe, violating runner ordi-
nance. case continued till Monday next.
Cherries Thompson, grand larceny, case par
TALLY heard and continued till to-day. The
hearing Of tie case Of Hugh Jeffrey upoa a
charge Of arson, and that Of John Robinson,
for burs larry, were postponed until to Gay.
Adjourned.
FALSE ALARM The alarm Of FIRE turned
in from box Is, Seventh and \ streets, at
fifteen minutes to 3 o'clock yesterday morn
Ing. was without cause. A key was found in
the box. the number of which had been fled
off from o1a place, but whoever did il failed
TO notice that lower down the number was
duplicated, aud that the figures IS were clear
and d.sticcs. The key was the one given 70
officer Carroll, recently removed from the
polir, but as he has left town it is probable
that lie either lost or gave it to some person
who has thus n1isused it.
SuRpBIsR.-A surprise party was given
Miss Emms Klees by members of Our
Friends Social and Dramatic Club AMI
large number Of friends Wednesday night.
After supper John klees. Treasurer of the
club W IS presented with a heavy silver chain
by the club. and the usual complimentary
remarks followed the surprise. There was
dancing and other amHsements, and social
enj 'ymeus generally for the evening and
INIT. a late hour.
grows Observation-Disclosures Grove will
be opened next Sunday, April 17th, for the
season. The grounds have been thoroughly
renovated, aud the proprietor will use every
endeavor 70 make The occasion q pleasant one
for sill who may attend. The trees and
grounds are delightfully."- green and refreshing.
Cry LICENSES AND WATER RATES now
due. Pay on or before 18th instant, and cave
costs.