Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-07-12

advertise for proposals for raising aad widen
ing the Front.street leyee from 0 to @, and
from w to Y streets, the bids to be filed on or
before the 18th instant, when they will be
opened.
The following bills were examined and al
lowed James Wood. $50 70: Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., S41 8; ; Lee Young. Si !.
Barron, 81: Root. Nelson & Co, S24 50; H.
S. Turton. S24 William Gwynn, ST so; a.
NJ. Smith, SD 80; Henry Spiceling, 81
Jacob KEEPER, So; W. D. Comstock, $50
Sims Emory, 81; Z. Gum, S291 81 Day &
Joy, S26 IS; Capital Ice Company, 50 40
George o. Bates & Co. s. 40; Ben Covall,
S27; T. NJ. Marshall, S35.
The Beard then adjourned.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Th Beard of
Supervisors met yesterday pursuant to ad-
journment, Messrs. Beek:ey. Blair, Butler,
Christy, brennan and Wilson being present.
The minutes of last meeting were read and
approved. 1t being claimed by the collector
that there are certain Delinquent taxes due to
the city upon tie McMauus lot ard the Cad
walsder lots opposite, which now belong to
the county, the matter was referred to the
District Attorney fer Investigation. Y com
municalion was received from Mis-. Kelly
asking for relief. On motion the matter was
referred TO- MIR. Butler. with Discretionary
power. The Board having under consider
alton the bulling OF . retaining wall alorg
the west and. north sides OF the Hall cf
Records grounds, NJ. Henley appeared and
submitted proposition TO construct the
walls at SI2 per thousand for amount OF brick
used, the priea T. Include best burned brick
and cement mor.ar 10 the top Of the ground.
also 90 include al material and cost Of laying.
fq,NFfn-1 ha bod
and Nr. Henley instructed to proceed with
the wolk. Further bills we're allowed as fol-
lows: 4. j. Fermi!ya, for buTial3 during
June. S57 50: w 4. & G. S. Houghton, for
stationery. SOB OF; A. j. Yernilya, for IN
quests held during June, S1G4 p; and 20
Lee Young. for interpreting, So. The Board
then adjourned for the term.
DEATH or +. p. BaoueHAM -Frsderici,
?. Brougham, &C old resident Of Sacramento,
but who, from holding the position Of Sutler
of the United States military post ct Camp
AIcDerruitt, Nevada. has spent but q portion
of his time here, died at bis residence on
Twentieth and + streets, IL this city yester-
day morning at l O'Clock. lie was a native
Of Ireland, and about - wears Of age. The
deceased was a prominent and successful
business man, and leaves q large estste. he
was member Of Union Lodge Ne. IS, t.
md A. NJ, Royal Arch Chapter No. 3, and
also Of the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows ard was soldier of the rebellion o
1861. If not a member OF the Grand Army d
the Republic. His funeral viii take plao'
from Masonic Hall tomorrow az o'clccs
p. II.
MERCHANDISE RgPoRT. - Tao following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on tn,
g.h: For Waterhouse &, J.ss5er, car wager
material; S.u,,ablher Bros, car wagons
d. O. Mills & Co, / case and crate lette
files; n. S. Croc';er & Co.. r bundles paper
Hall, Lnhrs & Co, case blacking Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co, 12T boxes horseshoe nails
A. Meister, 8 bundles springs, , bundle
shafts, box bolts; Adams, Mcneil & Co.,
case cards. 10 packages twine, - package
paper. l3 packages and - butts tobacco, 2.
boxes cheese Whistier. Fuller & Co., cas-
machinery w. =. IL G. 5. iLoughton,
bundles hlotting paper; n S. Arnold & Co.
box hardware Geo. Miller, 4 boxes riyets
j. r Watson, II boxes car seats, box hard
ware Weins5ock & Lubin, box clothing.
BoARn OF EQUALIz,EIoS.-The Board o
Supervisors met yesterday as Board Q
Equalization. The Auditor informed tn
Board that he had received notice that tn
State Board OF Equalization had extender
the time Of thu County Board. permitting
to sit until the 18Th Of August. the assess
ment roll not having been received from th
Assessor. and having received notice that
viii not be ready before the 18th instant, th
Board then adjoarued uatil 10 A. NJ of tina
date, when it viii meet TO commence th
work Of eqaaGzing assessments If any com
plaints axe presented before them.
Cur HIS THRoAr.-Henry Megerle. Will
yesterday cleaning glass door in his stor
on Fourth street pushed the door back s.
that il struck gas Jet that in turn broke
glass panel in the door opposite 10 Megerle'
face. y large piece OF the glass struck hin
on the right side os the throat, just beloy
the ear, and cut a cash over two inches lon
and so deep as barely to miss bis jugular II
bled like butcher, but was presently sewei
up by surgeon, and now realizes how mar
row an escape he had.
CASE DISMISSED case of The Peopl
VS.. Robert Mackall has been dismissed upo
motion of the District Attorney. by reason c
insuficiency Of testimony. Mackall was M
der indictment for grand larceny as hayin
been connected with William Williams i
stealing the cattle from Marion Briggs, Jr
and for which Williams is now under sentenc
for a term of SIX years at the Folsom Stat
Prison.
OFFICERS OF B'NI IsRAEL-The Congrt
cation B'ni Israelites annual meeting jus
held in this city elected the following off
GERS for the ensuing term President, /
Elkus; Vice President, NJ. Robitsheck
Treasurer. G.. HaiEes; Secretary, l.. }
Iithauer: Trastees-S. Lavenson, l.. Phi
lips NJ. Block, NJ. Levy, Il kozminsky, j
S. Newmark; Collector, NJ. Wilson.
OFFICERS ELECTED. meeting of ID
vision No. ,, Ancient Order of Hibernian'
held Sunday afternoon, the following officer
were elected to serve for the ensuing year
President, p. A. Byrue; Vice President
Robert Quinn; Recording Secretary. Jane
Riley: Financial Secretary, z. j. Harney
Treasurer. j. j. Carroll.
NOTWITHSTANDING the heat Hale's Gran
Central d epot yesterday was a scene not easil
forgotten. There was one crowded mass a
humanity surging to and fro from about 3 A
NJ. tor. NJ.
Go. GET THERE, and buy a pair of thos
6ne nebble goat, opera toe, side lace stylish
sawed boots, all sizes, for ladies, only S2-a
the Red House.
TINE ~ MONEY, 40 buy your shoes wher
vou can get what you ask for, and perfec
lit. at the Red House.
u.1R,s REMNANT SALE is the biggest sal
.,d the best appreciated by the people OF ar