Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-22
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.
Election of Various City cflcsrs-A New
Board of Health

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Board of Health
The Board Of City Trustees held IFS regu-
lar meeting yesterday morning, ell the mem
bers present.
The report of the engineer of the city
water works showed that the works were
run full time during last week. There were
] 6, $40, 250 gallons of water pumped and l, 12S
cubic feet Of coke consumed.
A communication was received from Chief
Karcher, asking that the office of Chief of
Police be connected with the telephone office.
Referred to the Mayor.
A remonstrance was presented, signed by
the owners of property on the south side of
K street, between Twentieth and Twenty
fourth, protesting against the order passed at
the last meeting of the Board which directed
the construction of q sidewalk on that portion
of X street, and asking that the order be re-
considered. Add. &. Hinkson appeared for
the petitioners, and addressed the Board in
favor of revocation of the order. ID. ID.
Gullion opposed the granting of the request,
stating that walk was very much needed.
Action was deferred one week.
a petition was received asking that side
walk be ordered built on Seventeenth street,
between o and P. Ordered that walk be
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streets named.
G. A. Laufkotter asked permission to con-
strnct sewer pipe along the alley between
and J streets, from Ninteenth to Thirteenth.
Granted, provided the work be done under
supervision of the Street Commissioner.
The ordinance in relation to boys being
kept from the streets at night was read and
then laid over for another week.
The resolutions presented at the last Board
meeting to condemn the Tenth-street Rail
way, from the south side of 0 street to the
City Cemetery, were adopted.
The official bonds Of the City Assessor,
Auditor and Collector, were fled and referred
to the City Attorney for examination and re.
port.
A communication was received from Vein
stock & Lubin asking permission to build
against the brick wall of the engine house on
Fourth street. Referred to Chief Engineer
Sullivan.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The Board then proceeded to elect persons
TO FIJI certain city offices which it is provided
by law shall be elected by it.
Upon motion, the term of the City Treas
urer was fixed at two years.
Officers were then elected as follows: For |
City Treasurer. w. L. Chamberlain City |
Surveyor. L. T. Bassett Clerk of the Water |
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A. Cunningham First Assistant, Fred. |
Berger Second Assistant, Z. H. Williams j;
Firemen, VIM. Connell, J. j. Shick and NJ |
Egan; City Taper. J. Watt Superin-
5endent of City Cemeteries, S. r. Caldwell !; |
P Brannigan; Harbormaster, |
n. A. Kidder Board of Health, Drs. F. |
W. Hatch, G. i. Simmons, w. r. Cluness, |
A. B. Nixon and M. Gardner.
BILLS ALLOWED AND REJECTED.
The following bills were examined and
Allowed:
Il. G.. Smith & Co., SIG; Sacramento and |
Placerville Railroad Company, 50 10; Taft,
Totman Farnsworth, SIS; Whittier, Full. |
er & Co., 50 65 Fountain Bros. 81; Friend |
I Terry, 1918 10; Sacramento Lumber Com
pany, SS4 81 Charles Harper flor laborersl |
s92 25; Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, Sc GO;
W. r. Strong, 81 50; John Walsh, 81; S. |
81; George Murray, $50 80; P.
Brannigan, S14 40; E. Greer, S1S; Daily Bee,
s17 80; Baker & Hamilton, S67 81; W. A |
/ G. S. Houghton. s44 90; M NJ Chisholm,
s.; F. Foster, So so; Guthrie Bros, IS IS;
teamer Modoc. % cents; Central Pacific |
Railroad Company, 1874 80.
A bill for services of third clerk at the
first Ward polls at the recent election was
elected.
The Board then adjourned.