Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-30


An error 70 tie amount OF the salary of the
Superintendent during vacation, so far as re-
latss 20 tie sgm allowed for the services Of a
truant ct,i4er. vas discovered, to the amount
Of $50, a-d ccrre csioH ordered made.
Tie Is ard, after the dispatch of some
routine business, adjourned.
PoLrcE CoUEE-J. B. DENLY, examined
npon n charge Of obtaining money upon false
pretenses, VAS discharged, the testimony not
being sufficisa. 10 h9ld him to answer Lee
Hung VS. discharged from accusation of
battery by paying costs, all parties consent
ing to such termination of the case. The
case Of III Boe, for disturbing the peace, was
similarly disposed of. Thomas Clark and
Etv-s.3 S-aG,,i pleaded guilty to stealing
the lose .g1u4 the residence Of George /.
Lyle, on S=c5ld street, and were sent to the
County Ill ,ar q term of sixty days each.
J. Is Del pleaded guilty to disturbing the
peace, and IL default oi paying $40 fine, she
was ssn. So Inc County Jail for a term of
forty day The charge of using obscene and
vulgar language made az ainst her was merged
in the above This is the woman commonly
known rs 1.-TWO Two Johnnie" Sarah
Leslie pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace,
and was fired $50, but will remain in the
County j all nifty days for want of funds to
settle her fine. Jake Linton pleaded guilty
to terrific Spree and was fined SO for
the honor. he car manage to get money to
get tight upon, but i gives out Just when
most needed 20 pay fines, and consequently
has to remain IN the City Jail ten days, as
substitute for payment. All Pow was
granted until to-day for hearing upon q
charge Of battery. and the larceny case of
John McGinnis, charged with stealing horse
blankets. currvcomb, brush, etc, from the
livery stable Of john Wagner, was con-
tinued until today.
FIRE Commemorative regular month
" meeting Of the Board of Fire Commission
ers was held last evening, all the members
present. The payroll Of the Department for
the month of August Tor 81, 545, was ordered
paid. The following bills were also ordered
paid Whittier. Fuller L Co., S12 50; Geo
Schroth, S23 IS W. T. Ashby, SO: S. S.
Nixon, 81 so; II. Garrett. 50 ?. Potter
81 70: c T. Adams. SIS 40; NJ. McElaney,
81 so: Bauer & Vogel, 81 %; T. Cady,
So so; Huntington. Hopkins & Co, Sl09 43
r. A, Fisk, SI29 10; Capital Gas Company,
50 50: C. Sullivan, s. %; S. J. Nathan, Sc
!. Farren, 81; z. \. Burr, So 10; Neubourg
& Lagos, SIS 80. The reports of the fore
men Of the several companies of fires and
alarms Tor A-AS llplsu tA ISL NclG AttStfCu
and placed on file. An application from
Thomas c. Rowe for the position of tiller-
man on the HAYES truck was received and
placed on file W. K Miles, being the low
est bidder, was awarded the contract for re-
pairs and changes to engine touses Nos. and
s, for $500 The Board adjourned
PIONEER ELEcrIoY.-The new Board of
Directors Of the Sacramento Association of
California Pioneers met last evening and pro-
ceeded to elect officers. James McGuire was
unanimorLy elected President, to succeed
W. c Felch. the retiring President, and in
like manner James McCleery was elected
Secretary aud Y. /. Drew Treasurer. After
the election President McGuire invited the
Directors aud all pioneers present to the ante
chamber Of she Secretary's Office, and soon
there was srre1d before them a substantial
luncheon. Thea followed two hours Of rnirtb,
interchange OF "reminiscences, coDgratulatory
speeches, &C, cio-iug with the singing OF
AUD Lang Syna by the entire company.
The occasion proved one Of warm social and
fraterual character, and the gray-haired boys
broke ranks at 10 o'clock in excellent humor
with themselves, their fellows and all the
world.
MEBcEASulaE EEPoBT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
26.h; Weiastoc. & I.ubiD, cases hats
Huntington hopkins & Co., bxs hardware,
l Dbl bells /. /. Lewis & Co, bxs and 2S
bbls glassware; Wilcox, Powers & Co,
bbls whisky; M5bius & Co., 10 tierces hams,
: plgs tobacco; ". a. & Q. S Houghton, l
case books; l. Eikus L Co, l case cotton, .
bales flannel Hail. Luhrs & Co., pkgs to-
bacco; Bachelor. Van Guelder & Co., l box
l. ]
/ cask eartbenWare; W. ID. Comstock, bxs
chair material; c. McCreary, crates ma
chinery l.. Kellogg, bxs and 8 bbls tin
ware, l box fancy goods, l box hardware. ,
bbls crockery , bbls stamped ware; Neu-
bourg & Lagos, bales cOrks.
INcoRPoRATzD- Articles of incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary of State
of the San Bernardino Gaslight Company.
Directors-S. W. Garretson, NJ. J. Gilmore,
G. s Il. Newell. c. F. Hayward, J. d.
Bower. CAPITAL stock is $50, 000 divided
into GOO shares. Also, of the Contra Costa
Telephone Company Of Martinez. Directors
L. w. Hitler, }. II. B9rl1ud, G. a. Sher-
man, J. NJ. Stow, G.. w. Yoakum. Capital
stock is SIC 600, divided into 1000 shares.
Also Of the Colfax and Iowa Hill Toll Road
Company. Principal place of business is
Coltax. Directors-Charles Rice, j. IL.
Neff, w. a Hines, William b. Storey, L.:
7. Alien. Capital stock is 1900, divided
into 240 shares.
FRE1GHTs.-The following carloads Of
freight were received in this city yesterday
Fourteen Of granite, 4 of iron, II of wheat,
6 Of wood, ! Of oil l of harrow wood, / of
iron pipe, Of ice II of coal, l of lumber, l
of Craps. l of salmon, of canned fruit, 2
of green fruit. of wool, l of beans, Of
merchandise, 2 Of pipe and l of iron.
DoST FAIL to see our new stock of gents
underwear direct from New York, at aston
ishing low prices The Red House.
Our ADVERTISEMENT on Thursday morning
viii be of real interest to all. Signed: Hale
Bros.