Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-09
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School Fund. ..................,...... 2l,445 "a
| Hospital Fund observation-disclosures. 6125 81
| Bonds of 1872 Fund. S,49S II
General Fund. .......................... 17,410 So
Road Fund Observation-Disclosures. 3,26S 70
C. P Railroad Interest Fund .......... 3,057 Of
Hospital Sinking and Interest Fund. 1859 II
| Swamp and Overlooked Land Fund. 49,. GAG 81
| Court house and Jail Fund. .......,... 1858 90
! LeYee District No. l Special Fund. POI "a
| Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S92, 044 II
SERIOUS CONFLICT OF RacEs.-A row &C.
Cured night before last at the " Gem dead
fall, in Chinatown, on L, between Second and
Third streets. Within the walls of this den
the dregs of all races seem to congregate
and rningle as common property on the lower
| levels bordering on the connecting link be-
| tween the human and the brute. The motley
crew night before last consisted in part of
! Joe Harris and Carrie Harris colored;
| Mrs L. Phillips, white. and an Indian named
| Captain John Mrs. Phillips is the woman
who resently presented closed eye in the
| Police Court as an evidence of battery on the
part of eoloTed man named Dick Barring
| ton, with whom she was living. At the
Seem row Joe Harris wanted to monopo-
! lie the two females, and in order to do so
| tried to put the Indian out of the premises
! He proved insufficient for the task, whereupon
| both the sO-called women came TO his aid and
| laid heavy blows upon 'Lo, the poor lnjun,
with billets of wood during which operation
| they broke his LETT arm near the elbow. They
then fred him out in this condition upon the
street, and he was taken to the police station
and the broken member set by the City
| Physician. The three assailants were after
wards arrested by officers Valentine, Airing
ton and Karcher, local, and their cases will
be heard to-day upon charge of assault to do
great bodily injury. The city has surplus
of this class on hand which it can profitahly
dispense with, and the sentiment of the COM
rnunity is that the quickest way to accom-
plish it is by rigorous imposition of sentences
and Imprisonment for their continuous in
fractions of law. against the peace and Sc
curity of the public.
BOARD OF HEALTH.-The New City Board
of Health met in the Office of DR.. Hatch last
night. Present, Doctors Simmons, Cluness,
Nixon, Gardner and Hatch. The records OF
the previous Board not having been received
the Board proceeded to organize temporarily
by the election of Dr. Nixon, President, and
| DR.. Hatch, Secretary pro TEN. Applica-
tions for the position of Health Officer was
received from Messrs. Morrison, Robertson,
Phillips, Touhey, McManus, Farrell, Stein
metz, George, Fiske, Rel, Avery, Emory,
Belmer, Mayo and Corbin. Petitions from
the applicants were read and placed on
file. All of the applicants were placed in
| nomination, and after a number of ballots,
the election was postponed until the next
| meeting. DR.. Simmons moved that the
| Police Commissioners be requested to give
the Health Officer police powers and such
additional compensation out of the police
fund as shall make his salary equal to that
of a policeman. That the officer be required
to devote his entire time to the work OF the
Board, and to such other day work as the
police department may require of him with
out interfering with his duty as the Officer of
Health. Carried After general discussion
of measures deemed necessary for the sani-
tary welfare of the city, the Board adjourned
to meet on Thursday evening next.
UNION EvANGELIsTIc MEETINGS. MON
meeting will be held tomorrow evening in
the Congregational Church, commencing with
a Praise Service under leadership of DIR. Pink
ham, at Z o'clock, and followed with a sermon
by Rev. J. Q. A. Henry. A union service
viii also be held in the Sixth-street NJ. Z.
Church, the Praise Service commencing at
Gas, with sermon by Rev. II. IL. Rice fol-
lowing. Mr.. and Mrs. George @. Stebbins
will sing at both places in the course of the
evening Union services will be continued
each evening next week at the Congregational
Church. A preliminary practice in singing
will be held at the Congregational Church
this evening, at which Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins
will be present to arrange and practice for
the choir singing in connection with the meet
ings, All singers are invited to attend.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
.:ls S.. :, q oa,, o., ,,asead DoJap on tba
9th: For Adams, Mcneil & Co., 10 pack
ages tobacco, % tierces hams; S. Il. Davis,
cases hardware Waterhouse & Lester, 40
sets wheels, box hardware ; Proctor 4
Gamble, 1000 boxes candles Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., 2 cases skeins, bundles
crowbars, 526 pieces axles, 10 packages nails
Locke & Lavenson, box window-shade fix
lures; Weinstock 4 Iubin, cases dry
goods Mebus & Co, 400 cases canned oys-
tiers Hall, Luhrs 4 Co., % boxes Goldfish ;
J. NJ. Weidmann, box confectionery; 5. D..
Paige. iron safe; Holman, Stanton & Co.,
% bundles rake teeth, L box steel.
STEAMER DISABLED. 1.-The steamer Yaruna
) arrived from Mcintosh Landing yesterday in
: disabled condition. In leaving the above
landing the boat got into some difficulty In
starting, and the current being strong, the
barge in tow ran into her aft breaking the
, cylinder timber and the pitman. This sepa-
rated the connection so that the follower ran
through the cylinder breaking out the cylin-
der head and follower head, entirely demol-
ishing them. The steamer then left her barge
there and made her way to this city with one
engine, and is now receiving repairs at the
, wharf near the foot Of n street.
GRAND CoNcERr.-Mrs. Addie Carter an
nounces to her friends and the public Of
{ Sacramento, that she will give grand vocal
t and instrumental concert at the Congrega-
/ tionai Church. Friday evening, April 29Eh,
assisted by Mrs. DR.. Bruno, Lamphere,
t Hansbrow, Misses Gussie Wilcox, Amelia
Boil, Prof. Otto Fiessner, and MessTs
e Kerle, Moore, Craudall, Goodwin Mcneil,
DeYoe, Beaumont and Bruner. Tickets are
a now for sale at Hammers music store.
e BIB. C.-The Boys of 81 Baseball Clut
: have organized and elected the following Off
/. GERS: j. Mendis, Captain; J. Demne, Di
a rector: r. Austin, Treasurer; j. Shick
Propertyman: S. Shick, Secretary. The
: other members are IL. @. Clark, j. Dias anC
e c. Hunt
i PUcEr SOUND KIDsEY PorAroRs, the fines
a potato in the market, at IL. II. Paulk's, 81
; k street. Don't fail TO get sack Of them.
:, THE most desirable spring styles in gents
r. clothing are to be found at the Red House
), MILLINERY Goops are cheapest at the Re'
h House.
/ FRENCH ORGANIZE Lawns, reduced TO 8
!. cents yard, at l.. Bien's, Eighth and }.
q AL1-woo1 CAMEL's HAIR, % cents a yard