Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-19
The Board then adjourned.

ASSESSMENT FooTMGs.-The footiogs of
the assessment rolls just turned over to the
County Board of Equalization, as compared
with the assessment roll for 1880, are as fol-
lows: Total assessment roll of $780, $25,
CTS. 40; total for 1881, so. $50, $50; de-
crease. 81, DIS, 901. Amount of property in
1880, outside Of the city. real estate, $685.
| 920: improvements. SIPS. 800; personal,
81, 145, 500; total, 81, 946,Sl2. Amount OF
property outside OF the city in 1881. real
estate, Sc, 25S. 200; improvements. 81 069, $50
personal, 81, s99, 3l5;, total, So, 227, 165: De
crease in county roll in real estate, 81, b.
| 720: improvements. $i55 740; personal.
S246, 1856; total, S2.719,645. Amount of
property in the city in 1880, real estate,
IS, Gil. 925: Improvements. s., 02S, 400 per-
sonal, 81, ZIG, 235; total, $13, S62, 620. Amount
in the city in 1881. real estate. So, 413 735
improvements, 81 SIG, 955; personal, IS, 677,
105; total, Sl1 907, 795. Decrease in city roll,
real estate, S204. 100: improvements SILL,
sos personal, 81. 039 120; total, 81, 454 S25
railroad assessment in 1881, 81, 524 $40; rail
road assessment in 1880, 81 1863 0l0; increase
in railroad assessment, Sl55, 500 total de-
crease in city and county rolls, s.. ia 40.
The decrease of personal property in the city
is caused by the exemption of capital stock.
The decrease of $500. coo in county personal
tax is the loss of personal property in the
flooded districts. There is q reduction in the
real estate assessment also, both in the county
and city.
FAMILY PoIsoNED.-On Sunday last the
family of C. w. Main, who reside on Z
street, between Seventh and Eighth, were
poisoned by drinking buttermilk. a neighbor
of the family asked if they would like some
buttermilk, saying that when their COW was
first newly MIXED they drank of the butter
milk, and they thought it made them sick,
and they did not care for it since. The sGp-
position of the owner Of the COW was that if
il was the buttermilk that affected them, it
was because the milk was used too soon after
she commenced milking. Dir. Mains people
therefore got some of the buttermilk, and e..
| w Main, his wife and four children and
John Main, brother OF G.. w. Main, all drank
of it. They soon after were taken sick, one
by one, until all that had drank Of it were
under the doctors care, and with clear
symptoms of poison. Some of them were
very sick and even despaired Of, but last
night all were again about and out Of danger
most OF them being quite well.
POLICE CoURT-In this Court yesterday
Judge Gilner presided, having been APP
pointed by the President of the Board of
City Trustees to act as Police Judge for two
weeks, during the absence Of Judge Henry.
Jop. Barres was tried and found not guilty
of battery, as charged Amado Cordosa,
for battery, case continued until today.
Ed. Gaines, burglary, continued till te-
morrow All Lin, burglary; Thomas Dolan
and James German, battery; continued till
I'D instant. W. c. Burke was examined
upon a charge of grand MISUNDERSTANDING the
money from the buggy of W. d. Stalker
and the evidence being insufficient to con
vict, he was discharged.
ANNUAL ELECTION. Riverside Ho.el
and Turnpike Company have elected as Di-
rectors for the ensuing year J. r. Watson,
Albert Gallatin, Daniel Flint and John Nc.
Neill OF the new Board, j. i. Watson was
elected President; Albert Gallatir, Secre-
tary and Ire asurer, and Il. Il. Croker, SUI
perintendeut The extent OF repairs recessi
tatea by the food lsss spring prevented Q
dividend being declared this year.
FRE1GHTs BY RAI.-The following car
Dads of freight were received iu this city
yesterday: One Of iron, l of box materials
/ of shakes, of wagons, 3 of merchandise
! OF black oil, l of wheat Of canned salmon
and Of wool There were forwarded East
| 0ae Of beans, 4 of merchandise, of wool,
Of rags, 2 of canned salmon, l of wine, Of
canned goods and of rice
! NOTARY PUBLIc-Herman Kirkaldis has
been appointed by the Governor as Notary
Pablo for the county of Sacramento. to re
| side at Sacramento, vics w. b. Mcclellan
resigned. Mr.. kirkadie has fled hi;
official bond With the Couaty Recorder in
the sum of s., 600. with James Lansing and
Michael Wagner as sareties.
GERMAN TBEATER.-George Walther. 4
theatrical manager and agent, is now in Sac
ramento making inquiries with view to es
tablishing here for an extended season, Ger
man theatrical company, to give performances
here or Sunday nights. He believes he viii
be successful in inausursting the season.
WHOSE CLOCKS Two small clocks-ont
with black iron case, and the other sinai
one, nickel case, with al,rm-have beer
taken By the police from q Chinese paw
shop, and are believed TO be stolen property
They are at the police headquarters for ider
LITIGATION.
PRISONERS SESTRyoED.- the Superior
Court yesterday Judge Clark sentenced Geo
NJ. Farr, fs- grand larceny, to term of tw'
years in the State Prison at Folsom. AL
Hoy, alias All Gee, was also sentenced, fo
burglary, to term OF three years in thesam
prison.
BOARD or EQUALIZArIoS.-The Count,
Board Of Equalization met yesterday, bu
transacted no business, and adjourned unit
10 A. NJ. to-day.
INMIGRASTs. Fifty-eight immigrants vii
arrive from the East this afternoon, Of whom
thirty -four are males.
PARTIES wishing good private board Ii
Santa Cruz will find pleasant house an
grounds at Swanton's, on Mission street
opposite Popes Hotel, at reasonable rates
The street cars run from the door for cents
Address : A. Z. Swanton, Santa Cruz.
The appreciation of our sale was ten time
told yesterday. The people focked to Hale
Grand Central Depot, realizing the fact tba
the great remnant sale was just what the
needed.
FREE LECTURE by Professor Moore. o
comets and Meteors," under the auspice
of the Sacramento Educational Institute, q
Sixth-street Methodist Church. on Ftida
evening, July I'D.
VIZ are barely in our infancy. yet we al
excelling all others in selling goods cheap z
the Grand Centrsl Depot, Ninth and !
streets.
JUsT ARRIVED, another invoice Of those Hr
, French kid button boots, 10 all sizes an
widths, at So Teach pair warranted. Re
House.
WILL YOU please give your time as early
) possible to Hale's great remnant sale;
: BUGGY WHIPS and riding whips, from
cents to 50 80, at the Red House.
Our REMNANT SALE is an immense SUI
$ cess. Hale Bros, Ninth and K streets.
LADIES On GOAT LACE SHOES. 81. RI
House.
4 RED HOUSE Shoe Department has wor
of bargains.