Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-19

| in junction to enjoin the hydraulic mining on tbs
| American and Costumes rivers, anil that the
refuses to allow such suits to be
brought in the name OF the State, except in one
instance, and that other mines are still IN operation
and doing great damage to roads and property Of
the county, and if allowed to run their mines thi:
coming winter, will do great damage to the county
| be it further
Resolved, That the Distriet-Attorney of this
county be requested TO furnish this Roard
with a written opinion as to the powers of the
county to bring such suits as viii stop such by.
draulic mines as are in operation and doing damage
10 the property Of the county
The resolutions were adopted, al the men,
bers voting in the Affirmative except Mr..
Christy.
In the matter of the road petitioned for
some time since, in former road district No.
IS, the report of viewers was submitted and
approved, and the nsw road established.
The damages for lands taken from r. T.
Scott in laying it cut were fixed at $50 per
acre, which the Road 0Verseer was instructed
to pay cut of the district fund
Claims were allowed as follows: To earle
s Croly, 5000; Jacob Joanna, $50, and fer
the relief of B. Cornell, hospital patient,
so. A motion to allow J. III. Miller 81 30
extra per day for clerical services during the
sitting of the Board OF Equalization was lost.
The Board then adjourned to inset at 10 A.
N. to-day.
A CRYING NUISANCE Monday morn
ing there appeared in these columns this
item Complaint is made that the vacant
lot on the south side of l street, Immediately
east of the brick block on the corner of
Fourth street, is used for a general garbage
field, ard that it requires the immediate and
effective attention of the Health Officer and
good supply of disinfectants." No atten-
ton has been paid to the complaint evident.
ly, as food of other complaints pours in
about the nuisance, and the police officials
say that constant complaints are laid before
them Of neglect to ahate Other usar ces in
made to the nuisance spoken Of in
the above item last evening, and these
facts were found On the lot desig-
mated, and within 200 feet of j street
there is pile of garbage of not less than %
or 80 cubic yards of matter. It consists Of
the dump" from Chinese eating-hopses,
vegetable and fruit stalls, stores, etc., and is,
in the main. decaying vegetable matter and
rottiDg food remnants. 1t smells loud enough
to wake the seven sleepers, and a single sniff
suggests typhoid fever, diphtheria and death.
1t is a reeking, nasty, offensive and pesti-
lence-breeding pile of exactly the character
EgdiLsg WHICH SUCCESSIVE DOdEUS CT IlSaltl ID
this city have hurled their auathemas. 1t
poisons the air, offeuds the eye, and is a
shame and disgrace to the city. It has
been accommodating there for months. and
daily increases. It is probable Health Officer
DIR. Layelace is dead, or blind.
BUILDING IMPRovEMENTs.-The architects
and builders of Sacramento are doing large
amount of work in the adjoining country and
towns the present season. Among these a.
A. Cook, architect, has the following: In
Red Buff Masonic building, located at the
southeast corner of Oak and Main streets. It
is to be SO feet 6 inches by lis feet. three
stories, built of brick, and costs $50. 800.
Also two-story frame residence, with brick
foundation. for John Heavy, which is to
cost $500; Hans Hanson contractor for
both Also, at the same place, additions and
improvements on Main street for the Inds-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows. costing g, :.
O00. At Nevada City, substantial addition
to two -story frame school-house, at the cor
ner Of Main and Pine streets cost, Sc. coo.
Two story brick building at Wheatlsud, 81
by So feet, on Fourth street, for an Odd Fell
lows Hall. which will be a fine structure,
costing $4,000. Also two-story frame
schocl-houss, with brick foundation, at VAL
lejo, at the Good Templars Orphans Home.
1t viii cost s., 500. and is being built by Carl
& Croly of this city.
CANE FOR A FoRTUEE.-If all the immi-
grants, as well as others, were Of the same
industrious turn Of mind as a man possessed
who arrived from the East yesterday after.
noon, there would be few tramps and much
less misery. A valise was stolen from one Of
the cars in Nevada, and when the train ar
rived here this man was wanted as a witness
against the thief, who had been caught at
Reno. The railroad company was notified of
the arrest, and wished the man to return and
testify. His reply was: 6 will go, if it is
necessary, and will help you out of the case.
| don't want TO lose any time. [ came" he
continued. to this country, from Ireland,
to make my fortune, and don't want to lose
a day. work" A young wife who was with
him seemed TO share warmly in bis determine.
ton to carve out their fortune by economy in
time, and WAS opposed to his going back as a
witness, which probably settled the matter.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. win sell tbil
morning at 1890, at their salesroom, No COS
j street, on account of departure of owner
from the city, ingram carpet and oilcioth
cottage chamber sets, with spring and TOP
mattresses fine walnut hedstead, fine walnut
| desk; four three quarter be;lsteads anc
spring mattresses, swinging cradle, six tables.
wool pillows, bed lounge, wardrobe, No. {
Buck stove and fixtures complete; comforts
gray blankets, and large lot Of kitchen
requisites.
| Police CouRT.-Mike Burke was yester
day sentenced in this Court to pay $50 Gn'
for battery, for entering saloon few even
ings since, and. while in an ugly, dtunkcr
state, pitching upon an invalid and unoffend
| ing person and beating him. George Smith
arrested for sleeping in a barn. was dis
charged Gus Parker, arrested as a vagrant
| was granted continuance until tomorrow
! This was the extent Of the calendar for tn
day.
INcoRPoRATED.- There have been file,
with the Secretary of State articles Of in
corporation of the Sierra Land and Improve
is San Francisco. Directors-A. j. Rhodes
Il. Lee. c. Smith, J. B, Emory, S. NJ. Mil
Ter, " A. Wharton, ID. Buck. Capita
stock IS $500 600, divided into 1900 shares.
DIsTAST Market. -R. J. Merkley yester
day filed an order for forty bales of hops t
a brewer in Australia. The consignment
was shipped TO San Francisco in the after
neon to be forwarded by first steamer. Thi
order speaks highly for the reputation &C
quirsd by the hops put upon the market b,
the Sacramento growers.
/ AcoUIITAL OF LAwLER-The trial of VIM
B. Lawler upon indictment for sweating coli
has been held 10 the United States Distric
Court at San Francisco, and he was &C
quilted.
FREE READING.--Dr. Gustavius Haas vii
give free readings at the Sacramento Sem
mary this evening, to which the public ar
invited.
NOTARY PUBLIC.-The Governor bss ap
pointed l. n. Randolph as Notary PuSli
for Amador county, to reside at Suffer Creek
WE do not doubt the honesty or we
meaning of some of our competitors, but W
do question their ability and means to com
pete with Hale Bros Grand Central Dspo,
Try this monster sale, at the corner of Mint
and X streets.
MEMS working shoes, 81 25 and 81 81
Red House.
MINIS low.cut. calf, sewed shoes, 81. Re
House.