Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

yesterday the bids for furnishing supple
for the County Hospital for the ensuin
three months were opened, and contract
awarded as follows;
To Gerber Bros. & Co., beef, at cents pc
pound per carcass, and cents per pound 70
mutton.
To b. Kuchler for bread, at 50 20 per 10
pounds
Donald McCrae for pine wood, SC 30 pc
cord.
Shaden & Rodegerdtz- Groceries LOO
pounds dried apples at So 80 per cwt. l, 80
pounds butter fresh roll), at SIS 90 per cwt.
400 pounds breakfast bacon at So 81 pc
cwt GEO pounds S. M. white beans, at 81 z
per cwt.: 800 pounds Costa RIGA coffee, a
SI3 Ii per cwt.; COO pounds California cod
fish, at So "A per cwt; 100 pounds corr
starch, at IS "A per cwt.; 800 pounds chic
ory at 50 AZ per cwt.; $50 pounds hominy
at So 10 per cwt.; 100 pounds macaroni, a
Sc cents per box; Is pounds ground Califor
MIA mustard, at Sl4 81; 10 gross BLOCK
matches at 81 60; 200 pounds dried peaches
at Sl4 Is per cwt; 200 pounds pearl barley,
at So 50 per cwt.; 80 pounds ground pepper,
at Sl4 90 per cwt.: 100 pounds No. Califor
MA raisins, at 81 Y per cwt; 1000 pounds
G. C. sugar, at so 90 per cwt.; 600 pounds
fine crushed sugar, at Sl1 81 per cwt.; 5U
pounds vermicelli, at Sc cents.
H. Winters-500 pounds sal soda, at 81 81
per cwt.
S. Dwyer-40O dozen eggs, at 20l cents per
dozen, and 800 pounds NJ. NJ. tea, at 81 S5
cents per pound.
A. Shaden-4I barrels mackerel, at s. 81
barrels oatmeal, at 50 %; 800 pounds
onions, at 2 cents per pound; 500 pounds
salt at 20 cents per cwt
Butterfield & White-Three dozen brooms,
at 81 95 100 pounds candles, at So %
1,500 pounds yellow cornmeal, at 81 60 100
pounds cheese, S12; 200 pounds o. L. hams,
$l4 40 $50 pounds Carolina rice, s. 60 200
pounds sago 50 90 200 gallons syrup, at
62i cents 200 pounds tobacco, at AZ 2l-10O
cents; 1000 gallons vinegar, at 16! cents
800 pounds cracked wheat, at 81 40.
The viewers appointed to lay out a new
road in District Nos. filed their report,
which was set for hearing April q, 1881, at
IL LAM.
The question of opening new highway in
Road Districts No. 81 and IS, as petitioned
for by J. Ovenmeyer and others, was set for
hearing April q, 1881, at P. NJ.
The District Attorney filed with the Board
his opinion to the effect that the County Su-
perintendent Of Schools is a member of the
Board for examination of teachers, and is
entitled to reasonable compensation therefore
All the claims presented to the Board were
allowed with the exception of one fo1
1922 % for insurance and SIS for wood,
which were held for further consideration.
The Board then adjourned until 10 a. NJ
to-day.
CoMMERoIAL.-Thes Dover departed
with barge Garfield yesterday for Mcintosh
Landing for load of wheat. Owing to the
effects of the high water it is expected that it
will be necessary to clear the channel of fire.
quent snags. 4 Government officer from the
United States Engineer Corps accompanied
the steamer for the purpose of having the
Dover remove any distractions found to exist
preventing present navigation. There is
considerable wheat along the river still to be
brought down. The Ceres from San Fran
cisco passed for Colusa, light. San Joaquin
No. 3 came up and took a load of flour from
the Pioneer mills to San Francisco
Police CoUBT-In this Court yesterday
John Williams, 10. Morgan, Tom Rivers,
James Burke, Daniel Friend, Joseph Hussey
and Con- Brannou pleaded guilty to sleeping
upon barge, and were sentenced to "a hours
each in the County Jail. The charge against
A Coolct, for violation of health ordinance,
was dismissed upon payment of costs, he
HSNllS now GLlltAicQ Will Tile law NlAAs
Bon, petit larceny, guilty, fined $50 and
costs. 7. Fl. Blauth, battery, continued till
to-day. JACK Adams pleaded guilty to
charge Of drunk, and was fined 81 and costs,
which he paid.
COMMIssI0NED.-Th Governor has COM
missioued as Notaries: NJ. X. Harris, of
Fresno; j. w Mackall, of Lakeport; George
$ Huff, of Nevada City; Jas. NJ. McCarty,
of Stockton; f. c. Hurlburt, OF Grangeville;
Jas Mccormack, OF Rsdding; f. a. ThomP-
son, of San Buenaventura; ID. l.. Thornton,
of San Jose: K f. Kelley, of Solano; also
David Tobias, "a Second Lieutenant, Com
pany +, First Artillery Regiment, Fourth
Brigade; Geo. w. Myrick, First Lieutenant,
do, and Charles N, Carter, Captain, do, all
of Woodland.
IxcoRpoRATIoy.-The has been fled with
the Secretary Of State articles of incorpo-
ratiou of the Eastern Quicksilver Company Of
San Francisco. Directors. 7. A: Nudge, J.
r. Coe =. W. Nudge, G.. c. Fisher, +. A.
Berlin. Capital stock, 500. 900, in shares Of
one dollar each. Duncan Hill Tunnel Mill
and Mining Company of San Francisco.
Directors, Samuel I.inkton, VIM. O.. Gran
dali, l.. p Dgexler, j. r. Crandall, E. w.
Roberts Capital stock, $3.50, 900, in shares
Of i've dollars each.
EFFICACY or ADvERT1sNG.-A lady in.
serted small advertisement in yesterday s
RrcoRD- L MON, announcing the loss of a so
piece, hoping, though family, that some
honest person might find and return the coin
TO her. Remarkable as it may seem, within
five hours after the paper was issued, while
sweeping one OF her rooms, she found the
missing double eagle and now that lady in
sists that there is nothing Ike advertising.
POLICE ARKEsTs.-Francis Hastings was
yesterday arrested as a drunk by officer Nc
Carly. Sam -. man so drunk be had
forgotten his other name, was arrested for
that offense by officer Levy. and, it IS ex.
pected, will wake up to the rest Of himself
to-day. Charles Slaughter and Henry Smith,
for disturbing the peace, by officer McCarty.
Joseph Rose, drunk, by officers Campbell and
McCarty.
BUSINESS CHANGR-Charles Zeitler has
removed his hardware establishment from J,
between Second and Third, to the south side
of ], between Fifth and Sixth streets, in or
der TO make room for the growing demands Of
his trade He has fine store-room at his
new place and ample room to display the
samples OF his large stock OF goods
REoRGAyIzED. The Capital Gun Club, of
this city, has reorganized with the following
officers President. H. F. Miller Vice.Presi-
dent, c. V. Hatch; Secretary, G.. IL. Bush /;
Treasurer, X. F. Lobr. The club opens with
membership list Of ten, whom, it is safe to
prediot, will make their mark"
PLEADED GUILTY.-Sing Bon yesterday
pleaded guilty in the Police Court to stealing
the sack Of potatoes from the grocery of T.
ID. Cook, corner of ] and Eighth streets,
and was fined $50 aud costs. Being void OF
funds he was sent TO the County Jail to work
on the Burns slough canal term Of fifty
days.
DIVORCE GRANTED.-Marie Forster was
yesterday granted by. Judge benson divorce
from Joseph Forster upon the ground of de-
sertion.
WANTED a SMART, ACTIVE YoUTH; quick
at figures. Apply at Mechanics Store.
CHHDREN's kid, button shoes, warranted
not to rip, 81 70; sizes, to 10. Red House,
LADIES 6ne-pebbled goat, button boots,
81 90. Red House.
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