Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

were present. L Ne inlHuNeS "a sAc iaSs uccS
ing were read and approved. Upor
motion the clerk was directed to advertise fol
fifty cords of pine wood for use at the County
Hospital, the bids to be opened on the 17tt
instant
A. Colebaker appeared before the Boaro
and asked for SIS, as damages for injuries tc
his horse, produced by getting its foot through
a bridge over the Natoma Company's Canal
Upon motion of Mr.. Blair the claim was De.
clared not proper one for the Board TO con-
slider as it had no jurisdiction in the matter
and that the Natoma Water and Mining
Company was the party responsible for the
damage. The motion was adopted.
X. T. Scott filed his official bond as Road
Oyerseer of District No. Is, which was read
and approved.
The following claims have been allowed
J. O. Kane, road labor. SAT; q. G. Fugitt,
Constable's fees, ST. 80; Win. j. Davis,
shorthand reporter, $50; F. Foster, books,
S12; Baker & Hamilton, brooms. 81 so
Capital Gas Company, SOS 60; j. G. Tubbs,
S3l SO; I. M. Smith, Justices fees. So; f.
J. Foster, binders boards, 81 So; C. f. G.
Sale, merchandise tor county, 70 cents; II.
@. Kirk & Co., gasoline. $40 90: J. A. Viii
son, chairs for Courthouse, Sl5; John
T. Carey, insurance on pest house. S19 !;
John T. Carev, insurance on dispensary,
$40; L. l.. Lewis & Co., water cooler,
SIS so; S. Roth, halter, 50; T. Memory.
81; Geo. Schroth, feed, Sill; w. W. Freese,
Road Overseer, SOC: VIM. Sales, road dis
trict settlement. S25 IS; RECORD Q MON,
subscription, So 80; Sacramento Lumber
Company, lumber for District No. 5. Sl3 so
Geo. T. Ceas, road labor, S5S; Win. j.
Davis reporters fees, SO; John Shaffer,
road account SIG; W. Deyine, groceries. for
Mrs Brown, s. 65; P. e. Murphy, Justices
fees, So; F. A. Sprague, Sheriff's fees,
S1S so; J. McClatchy, advertising, 81 %
Alfred Briggs, road labor. $50; j.
B. Fiseus, Constables fees, IS
g. P. Henley, do, 81 10; r. j. Merkley,
Road 0verseer. SIG; John Farnham. Sher-
ifs fees. S13 so; L. Montgaillard, relief,
$40; J. w. Wilson, for livery team to inspect
bridges, S32; II. L. Buckley expenses IN the
Colehower case, SIG; Misses Brothers, rebate
of taxes, 81 20; VIM. Verify, do, S15 60 !;
r. r. Patton, making county maps, $50; a.
S. Lindley, wood for Jail, S64 A. j. Yer
milya, for inquests. Sl57; same, for burial,
s3S 20; Sheriff Hebron. sundries, S14 /;
VIM. Crump, janitor at Pavilion, $50; J. 5.
Trowbridge, drugs for dispensary, So %; S.
S. Nixon, shoeing horses, Sc; a. Hebron,
feeding county prisoners, S245 81; l.. S.
Bassett, services, S11; Butterfield Il White,
groceries to poor family, SO; ?. Garrahan,
SIG 10; P. ]. Coffee. iron anchors, "a; May
Cheamyer, relief. So; A. Henley. laying
brick wall, 1926 90; james Lansing, board of
persons per order of the Board, So; A. c.
Tufts. drugs, $50 g.; Josephine Thomas, re-
lief, Sc; G. B. Kennard, Constable fees,
So 20; j. M. Enos, road account. 500; Frank
Swift, Constable fees, SS5 20; w. Il. Ham
ilton, percentage of architect on Hall OF
Records, S2O1 10; S. H. Davis, merchandise,
81 50.
The following bills pertain to the County
Hospital for month of July: w. S. Wilker-
son, Waterman, $50; E. Lyon u Co.. mer.
chandise, $50 81; w. J. O'Brien, brick and
lime, 81 Whittier, Fuller & Co., merchan-
disc, S18 20; las. Norton, dishwasher, So ;
w. F. Drew, lawn rakes aud sprinklers, SIS
Huntington, Hopkins & Co.. $40 2S; l..
Elkus g. Co., merchandise, $50 %; q. A.
White. salary, $3.50 W. II. Bell, Waterman,
So; Mary A. Mckee, laundress, $50; D.
Burrell, carpenter, $50; Geo. Steiner, labor,
$50 u. B. Milford, labor, $50 G. A. White,
sundries. $50 &c. E. Burnham. steward, $50 i;
G. P. Lepper, nurse, $50; Mary McLaugh-
lin, housekeeper, $50; w. Il. Drew, engi-
neer, S75; L. G. Pierson, nurse, $50 Anna
services, SO; VIM. Fitzmaurice, cook, $50 ;
E. J. Lansing. cook. $50; L. j. Beckley,
farmer, $50; Mrs. Z. J. Beckley. matron,
$50: d. Deirssen, merchandise. SAG 46 f.; n.
Winters, groceries, Sl59 o.; ButteIheld &
White groceries. S160 IS; T. Koliiker,
drugs, S29 So; A. Schaden. groceries, sl5 %;
George Kuchler, bread, S73 rs; J. Gerber &
Bros, meat, 1888 &c; S. H. Davis, merchan-
disc, 81 80; Schaden s. Rodegerdts, grocer
les. S149 Sc.
The following were for salaries: H. w,
johnson, Assessor, S115; B Bailey, Super
visor and mileage, S120; 2. Il. Beckley: do,
son. do. SI0O; A. Keithley, Assessor, 1924 70
Samuel Blair, Supervisor, 500; S. w. But
Ter, 500; J. W. Houston, Assessor, Sl25
II. NJ Houston, do, $500; n. J. Toll, do,
SIS; L. T. Stowall, in Assessors office,
So so; A. J. Hopper, dc. $50; Il. o. Kim.
brough, do, S125; J. w. Houston, do, 81 so
f. B. Houston, assistant, $50; D. u. Gala
ham,, Treasurer, S166 &c; j. w. Houston,
making military roll, S213 So; J. W. Hous.
ton, making registration, s. 05; j. H. Mil
Ter, assistant S155; A. Hebron, salary,
1892 %; Charles E. Bishop, County Super
ntendent, Sl33 80: Edward Christy, Super
visor, salary and mileage, 500.
Demands for jury fees: A. Taper, 81
Joseph Hopley, sl2; J; y. Ba6cock'
SIG 80; John Charles, 50 70; William
ardson, SIC; Ed. Measure, Sc; w. ii. Rob
inson, S14 so; n. w. Robbins, 81; q
Roth. 81; Ezra Pearson, $40: Robert Mil
Ter, Sl4 /; G. A. Maydwen, Sl4; Thoma
Jenkins, SIS; j. Hymap, Jr., SD; Henry
Hansen, S14 +; l.. L. Lewis, S14; q. w
Hack. 81 Is; NJ. Hanrahan, $l2; S. Gins
berg, SD; FL. Gribble, Sl4 0. 5. Freeman
SIT rs; - Noble, So, and Joseph Bay
ley, Sll. The Board adjourned for the term
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on tn
Sd: Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 1 barrel ant
/ box castings, bale netting, l case hard
ware, case rails, case sledges, 10 bxs bolts
9 vises, cases files, 132 plates iron Hal
Bros. Il Co., case knit goods; Locke & La
veusoD, IA rolls carpet, 3 cases oilcloth Case,
L Cronan, 2 cases cigars II. G. Kirk & Co.
! case brushes; A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co.
4 cases and 2 bxs names, 2 cases hardware y
s. Arnold Il Co., 6 cases spokes HolbroolI
Merrill & Stetson, AZ bundles sheet iron
George Miller, bxs washers.
FINE TOMATOES George I. Bascom, Q
this city. yesterday exhibited some exceed
lnHly me anu WHICH may, perhaps
be called perfection. They are new variety
brought out by himself, and which he ha
named Bascom's Sacramento Fayorite Gle
riaetta." They are cross between the Acm
and the Pacific, very large. smooth, solid an
of bright flesh color.
New PARTNERSHIP. DIR. +. +. de Derky
of San Francisco, has formed a partnershi
with DIR. G. NJ. Dixon, OF this city, for tn
practice of their profession.
LADIES, remember the Shoe Departmer
of the Red House for good goods, fine style
and perfect-ftting shoes.
AT HALEs Grand Central Depot: Whit
double spreads for s1-the best value eve
seen in the State.
NINE-rYcH SILK ScARPs Two for % cent
at Hale's Grand Central Depot.
THE most obliging statesmen we ever sa'
are to be found at Shoe Department Of Re
House.
BOYS merino underwear, 80 cents. Re
House.
Busy Busy! Busy! all the time a. Hale