Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-12
Rnsinass AdYertipementa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

ways in Road District No. 16.
The following bills have been examined
and allowed for the month of October: For
salaries-Samuel Blair, s1oO; J. F. Dreman,
500; E. Christy. S120; w. H. Baldwin,
City Physician, $50; B. Bailey, sl2O; s. w.
Butler, 500; P. R. Beckley. s137; H. Gar
rett, Deputy Sheriff, s75; A. Heilbron,
Sheriff, S36S a; VIM. Crump, janitor at
Pavilion, S50 Henry L. Buckley, District
Attorney September and OCTOBER, $500
u. E. Callahan, County Treasurer, S168 16 /;
Schools, S133 80; G. A. White, County Ply
sician, $3.50; /; n. A. Kidder, Janitor at Court
house, S112 90; J. w. Houston, Assessor,
1926.
The following are the bills for the County
Hospital for the month B. A. Farr, taking
patient to hospital, 81 90; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co.. traps, 81 so; P. Potter, harness,
S. a. II. McWillisms, repairing pumps,
S39; &. H. Stevens, merchandise, $50 81 !;
S. J. &J. NJ. jackson, labor, stoves, etc.,
S251 25 @, a. Krebs & Co., merchandise,
NJ. jackson, merchandise, S29 so; III. Nc
Elany, blacksmithiDg, S15; NJ. Barber, grain
for hospital, S94 80; Van Heusen & Hun
toon, merchandise, So so; G. E. Kuchler,
bread, S21 rs; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
merchandise, S125 II; II. G. Kirk & Co.,
drugs, $50 so; HoIbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
merchandise, SPAS 25; Baker and Hamilton,
$40 so; Lyon & Barnes, merchandise, S15 %;
L. Elkus, merchandise, S347 %; a. S.
Shaden, merchandise, S17 80; G. G. McMul-
lin. straw. $33; S. Dwyer, merchandise,
d. Dierssen, merchandise, S209 "a; A. Den
merry, merchandise, S17; Alderman & Co.,
merchandise, 81 25; G. Schurr, bread and
flour, s79 l3; II. Winters. merchandise,
S1S3 16; DIR. G. A. White, cash expended,
$50 Is; w. II. Bell, steam-ftter, S23 rs !;
w. H. Bell, farm-hand, $24; J. B. Milford,
$50 w. S. Wilkinson, watchman, $50 !; w.
T. Drew, engineer, SO !; D. Burrell, carpen-
ter, $50; Mary Mclaughlin, housekeeper, $50;
G. H. Wymsn, nurse, $50; c. E. Burnham,
steward, $50; L. G. Pierson, $50; E. j.
laundress, $50; Mary A. MeKue, laundress,
$50 E. ]. Beckley, superintendent $50 !;
Mrs L. ]. Beckley, matron, $50; Geo. Law
renee, dishwasher, $40; +. S. Meagher,
cook, Sl1; VIM. Fitzmsurice, cook, $50 /;
Gerber Bros, meat, S2S5 So; w. A. Butter
field, merchandise, S126 rs; Fred. Kolliker,
merchandise, S39 % Schaden & Rodegerdts,
merchandise, s211 IA and james Leonard,
hauling patients to County Hospital, 50 so.
For jury fees j. Lewis, Sl4; JOS. Roth
field, S12: T. j. Smith, Sc /; j. Hearth, S14;
Louis Bien. sl2; R. 0penheim, SIG s. r.
jackson, "a !; r. S. Lockett, SIS; Joseph
Fountain, SIT 25; G. W. Darling, $50 50 /;
J. P. Odbert, S16 IS; S. A. Wolf. 1872; G..
w. Ogden, SIC; Gus. Lavenson, SIC; A. r.
Klein, SIC /; j. Hopley, SIC; Tnos. Harper,
SIG; Stephen Gerber, SIG; VIM. Gwynn.
SIG; John DOYLE, SIG; Henry Budd, SIG;
VIM. Avery, SIG; f. Hermann, 50; II.
Schunert, 81; B. Ehlers, SIG; S. Smith,
SIG; E. NJ. Skaggs, SIG; Thos. Armstrong,
SIC; Jas. Borries, SIG; Jas. Carter, 81; D.
d. Scott, SIS.
Miscellaneous bills: Charles Zeitler, mer.
chandiFe for jail. So; John McComber, Con-
stable fees, S23 60; G. E. Adams, feed,
SS 20; C. F. G. Sale, merchandise, 50 so;
Whittier, Fuller & Co., S24 So; DR.. w. II.
Baldwin, post-mortem examination for Cor
oner, $50; n. P. Osborn, wood for Mrs.
Cook, S4 Capital Gas Company, SIT 35;
II. G. Kirk & Co.. merchandise for Jail,
81; w. II. Bloom, Constable, S15 20;
Lee Young, interpreter, 50; Geo. L. Bush,
for Courthouse, S13; G. III. Krebs, glazing,
81 so; W. II. Baldwin, City Physician, $50;
Caleb Arnold, Justice of the Peace, S26;
Smith & Goepel, merchandise for Jail, $40 !;
A. S. Lindley, wood for Jail, So 75 !;
Grangers' Association. shovels, 81; II. G.
Kirk & Co., drugs for dispensary, SIC 16;
James Duffy, assisting Coroner, SIG; j. L.
Barron, interpreter. SO; Lee Young, same.
81 % /; Thomas Stephenson, Justice OF the
Peace, So; Rosy Bapardt, relief, $40; II. e.
Hayes, labor at jail, SIS 30; Ben Cohen,
merchandise for Courthouse, S3S 70; n; d.
Nichol & Co, thread for Jail, 60 cents; Wiz.
J. Davis. reporting case of People vs.. Asch-
nauer, $40; w. II. Bloom, Constable, S12 60;
j. L. Chadderdon, 50 75; A. HeilbroD, Incl
dental expenses, S24 so; L. A. Burr, hay,
IS OF ; A. a. Clough, labor in Road District
I6. S65 As; same, in Road District 10, S2l /;
w. f. Frazer, lumber, $14 Is; H. S. Crocker
& Co.. stationery, S25S Is; G. B. Keuard,
Constable, $40; A. j. Vermilya, inquests,
S24S So !. F. Whyte, merchandise for
Courthouse, 81 Mrs NJ. a. Cook, relief,
chain.ga gang and Mrs. Cook, $40 30; A. G..
Tufts, drugs for Dispensary, S22 80; w. A.
Butterfald, SO so; A. Schaden, relief for
Mrs. Rockwell, SO 2S; R. S. Jones, labor at
Courthouse, S36 20; r. r. Grant, relief, s. /;
B. F. Howard. rebate of taxes, 81 As; 2. b.
Sherry, same, 63 cents John Muff, same,
81 IS; P. j. Coffey & Son, blacksmithing,
Sl2 Lee Young, interpreter, Sl4.
The Auditors warrants for the above will
be ready to-day.
FIRE ALARM.-The alarm of fire last even
ing at about half-past o'clock, from box %,
was caused by the explosion of coal-Oil
lamp at the residence of Mrs. Leepur, on
Third street, between L and NJ. Damage to
the amount Of about $50 was done to bed
ding and furniture. During the run OF the
department to the FIRE, Thomas Rowe, extra
man of No. ,, in trying to jump upon the
hook and ladder truck at the corner of Fourth
and X streets, fell, and one of the hind wheels
grazsd his face, badly skinning and bruising
it, ran over his shoulder, breaking and crush
ing the collar bone, and considerably injuring
his side and hand. It is not yet known
whether he is injured internally, but it is
quite probable such is the case, and that his
wounds will prove very serious. Mr.. Rowe
is entitled to deep sympathy, as he has Just
recovered from severe burns received at the
burning of the residence of Frank Ruhstaller,
where he was one of the many fremen who
fought the flames SO heroically.
To BE transformations Dunn, who
was some time since violently beaten in a
quarrel in this city, was yesterday morning
found dead in his bed at a lodging-house on
Front. between J and K streets. It being
suspected that the injuries received at the
time of the trouble referred to caused his
death, officer Valentine notified Coroner er-
milya of the death and of the suspicious
entertained. whereupon the Coroner took
charge Of the remains and removed them to
his Office. a physicians certificate was sub,
sequentlY presented stating that the cause Of
death was from apoplexy, produced by fever
District Attorney Buckley and the Coroner
regard an examination advisable, however,
and post mortem and inquest will therefore
be held to-day.
CoMNERoIAL.-Arrived yesterday from San
Francisco, barge Phillip, per steamer Pie
neer, loaded with lumber TO the Friend &
Terry Lumber Company and w. T. Frazer
Dersrted, steamer Pioneer, with barge
Orient, light, for San Francisco.
THERE was another boom yesterday ct the
Red House. It is now conceded fact that
the receiver has done ample justice to the
trust repo ed IN him by the Superior Court
and there is general satisfaction.
MARKETS Our markets are well stocked
with game; and chief among them is the old,
reliable Fulton Market, Fifth and K streets
Their display cannot be beat IN this State,
and prices within the reach of all.
LARGEST stock of zephyr. Finest quality
lowest prices. Washburne & Redman, bit
T street