Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

approved.
An order was received from Judge Clark.
fixing the fees ior Chinese interpreters in
trials ard examinations. BY It Interpreters
are in future to be allowed 50 per day while
detained during trials. 81 % per day pending
arraignments, and not to exceed 81 % per
case for examinations befOTe magistrates, or
Coroner's inquests.
Tie reports Of county officers were fled,
showing fees for August rs follows; W. b.
Gerber. Recorder $3l5 %; same, as Au
ditar. SlIS; r. IL. Berkey, County Clerk.
1924 10: A Hebron, Sheriff, Sal 80 Cor
oner Vermilya reported that no property had
come iuto his hands as Coroner during the
month
The usual monthly bills were allowed.
No further business appearing before the
Board, and SO to-d&y is a legal holiday, final
adjournment was then taken for the term.
EXPLANATION OF MR.. BUCKLEY.-District
Attorney Buckley appeared before the Board
of Supervisors yesterday, and in explanation
of not having yet made his report as to the
power of the county to bring suits against
the hydraulic mining companies said that he
had examined the subject and had intended
to file hia opinion in tie matter, but delayed
,
Mr. Cadwalader, that such opinion be with
held until his arrival from Santa Cruz, at
which time he desired, in connection with
the District Attorney, to present TO the
Board the result Of his researches in the mat
ter. Knowing that Mr. Calwalader had
given to the subject much care and study,
and feeling the importance OF q proper solu-
ton Of the question, AIR Buckley stated that
he had complied with ths requ-st, snd his
delay was caused by that reason alone. He
further stated that while he had not asked
for sistance ia preparing his opinion,
he felt that be ought to receive
and consider any suggestions made
upon SO important subject, particularly
when volunteered by counsel specially re-
tanned by the Beard. He further stated that
some time since two members OF the Board,
Messrs. Wilson and Beckley. had informed
him that Mr.. Cadwalader intended soon to
commence suits against the different hydrauilc
mining companies. and without the necessity
of giving bonds. Ii this were true, he asked,
why were the suits not commenced, and why
was the Board kept by Mr.. Cadwalader in
total ignorance of the law which authorizes
this character of proceedings! In conclusion,
Mr.. Buckley stated that he would at an early
day file with the Board his opinion as to the
power of the county il the premises. Thus it
appears that the submission OF the opinion
was delayed at the special request of the
Boards attorney, Mr. Cadwalader
1rypor,.,,p Rrpopr The followirp
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
5sh Fer S. Lpman & Co., case dry goods ;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co.. barrel globes,
4 cases files, 2 cases cutlery, boxes hard
ware. | case slate7, 10 bundles steel, 101
boiler tubes G T. Bush, 3 eases and bar-
rels lamps, ooAes CLOCKS; - n. '-I -.
bale Dattlng, case cry locus L. - M a y
Co., boxes partumery, box drugs t9A
vaselIne 4. Lyon q 20, y cotton sooasi
j. u. DAVIS, rolls car pet Menus 20,
~ terces lara =. hleS re. ~ Co'i our
dies carpet; WelnstocE y Lublp, case
shirts, cases aud box dry goods; Wash
burn q hednan, boxes hI1snes' D. d
Nathan Co, eases shirts Locke & L3Ve,.-
son, Da!es upncistery goousi case on cio'l'
and bais cotfon Goods casa drv goods, ,
cases Shoes: A a. Van VOORHEES, & Co., 1
case saddlely, boxes and cases hardware,
91le 'l5uAS s 80 Shes Csc .s' rds
d s az, tra 31,'.' r Memory. box brushes,
PIONEERS EEcVRsioNs-A grand e1curaloh
will be given to-day, under auspices of the
e,,,.,,,,7+, co,fetv ~ California Pioneers
10 mare la'aal' Hnete -
mamoTation OF Admission LAY VIII be NEG.
The use OF the Island haz been rendered to
the Pioneers tor this purpose by Commodore
Phelps. An Grafton VIII be dehVeTed by neE-
ator w. A. Cheney, and other interesting
exercises viii take plaza appropriate to the
occasion. The lunch viii De on the picnic
pian-every ore to carry ms own basket;
Tables and seats, also hot coffee and tea, Will
be furnished by the committee. rythlng
has been done to render the occasion one OF
unusu5i enjoyment, end a large number VIII
no doubt ayah themselves oil yhls op3oryuii.y
W Ism mon The isiani Tickets for the round
TIP will cost but So. and can be procured at
the depot Cniidfen ove' hVe =, and under .I
Jwette ~, i",, 80. At 7.sa and retnrn tb;s
evening.
NATIVE SoNS IACIhshoN AND OELSDhE'
T1oN.-Ths excursion under the auspices q
+ha N.+iva Song of the Golden West. which
-
TAXES p4acs to-uS9' Pi'ini's' - 20 -" -'i 'Ae
pleasant one. Tie party from Oakland and
San Francisco, which Is to join the excursion
from this city, arrived last evening, and are
the guests of the members here. The train
will leave Sacramento this morning at $
O'Clock, sharp, and arrive at Marysville, it is
expected, ut II: Round. trap tickets VIII De
s s ig5 ,i "aj a ID , 70 The hail and
other entertainments. The celebration exer-
cises there viii consist Of a grand parade soon
after arrival n.tIaiy =, a.
cohcei" eAuloi'''I III ~ s,-o ~. - ~
nFe ueptr'.IiehO, g"ilooI , 80 ~ ~
lessor AiaI1Hi' anu 'oNS-uuo - . 49, 49,
pan N tIo evening"; iaI ~ nt...s So,
than inenDsTs Oh Tue oLIel VIZ ;pi -,
tnis city. Inc parry WIN go ~ y, u 10, r. ~
artillery band, Of this city.
po,,ru Corer-Tba nrosecn.inc witpes,
- o. c..o 81 Geo Carr CHARGED in tbi,
-. -. So. TIL
C-NE. WIN attempt 70 COMMIT
TO appear, and defendant was therefore dis'
CHARGED. John Rsahrer. charged with
burglary in entering the Golden Eagle bar
charge reduced to petit larceny. Defendant
pi ,e6re go t 19 ,rot ~ ay , n,s -
The comfy ilil Tor a term Of 100 days. Ed.
ward O'Mesra, two charges OF petit larceny
dismissed, and found guilty upon a third, and
sent to the county Jail for 100 days. August
Betz, assault with a deadly weapon, al
s.eo 20 o~ ~ s i9s g ;,s a. IL 5aa Soer
unable 10 procure bail, thus far, and remain.
Ia the city jail.
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