Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-18
ApvERTlsgMENT mENTIoN.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors met at 10 A. NJ.
yesterday for its second session in January
The minutes of The last meeting were read
and approved.
The bond of Geo. C. McMullin, as over
seer of Road District No. IS, in the sum of
$500, with S. c. Perkins and G. W. Harlow
as surelies, was received and approved.
The petition of Bynum, Carr and others
for a change of the boundaries of Alabama
School District, was considered, and no OBJ
jections being presented the application was
granted.
The following ordinance was proposed by
Mr.. Wilson 70 prevent the spreading of small
pox whenever cases of that disease may occur /:
Ordinance No. 2-An ordinance to protect the
public health.
The Board OF Supervisors of the County OF Sscra.
mentO do hereby ordain as follows:
Section l. II is hereby made the duty of the ten
ant OF other person occupying or having charge of
any room or house in which there ma be person
affected with the disease known SMALL upon
notice Of the existence of such disease to immediate
ly cause TO be Displayed and attached in front of
such house fiay Of yellow color, which flag shall
be OF size not lees than fifteen inches in width and
not less than twenty inches in length.
Section q Sail flag shall be displayed in such
manner as 10 be the most easily seen by persons
passing upon the public highP ay, and shall be suf
feTed TO remain displayed until permission to re-
move the same shall have been granted by the Presi
dent OF the Board Of Health of the city OF Sacrl
meutl.
Section g. Any person failing to comply with any
II the provisions OF this ordinance shall be deemed
guilty OF a misdemeauOr, and shall be punished by
fine not exceeding i250, or imprisonment in the
County Jail not exceeding $50 days. by both such
fine and imprisonment.
Section J. This ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after the 18th day Of January,
1851.
The ordinance was upon motion unani-
mously passed.
The following complaint was received by
the Board
SACRAMENTO January II, 1881
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors Of the
county of Sacramento-Gentlemen wish to call
your attention TO most nhuman act on the part Of
Dr. Lame, the Superintendent of the County Hos
pital. He rudely forced me from the bedside Of my
dying husband just three hours before his death, all
Of which l am amply able to prove.
MRS. THOMAS II. WALKER
Upon motion, the communication was re-
ferred to the Hospital Committee, which
consists of the full Board, for investigation.
The following bills were presented and
allowed under suspension of the rules: L.
M. Hoover, 500; G.. l.. johnson, $3.50; j.
W. Wilson, for relief of the family OF Mrs.
CooneY, $40.
The Board then adjourned until 10 A. N.
to-day.
BOARD or TRUSTEES. Board of City
Trustees held It's regular session yesterday
forenoon, at which all the members were
present. The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. A petition was re-
ceived from residents on n street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth, requesting ex-
tension Of time for completion of the new
walk On that block to October 1st which was
granted. An application Of John Wagner
for permission to ers CT an iron-roOfed wooden
structure between Ninth and Tenth, [ and
j, was received and consideration postponed
for one week A. Benning having ilel a
petition for the city to replace the earth
taken from his lot in constructing the r.
street levee, the matter was postponed for
consideration. James COffee filed claim for
$50, for services as police officer i'll place of
J. i. Atwo1d during his suspension from
duty. The Board took the subject under
consideration. John 4. Cunningham, Chief
Engineer of the Water Works, filed his
weekly report, showing that during the past
week the works had been running 16S hours.
The total number OF gallons Of water pumped
was 7, 239 go and the amount Of flel con-
sumed was 100 cubic feet Of gas coke The
:
RECORD UNION, 81 %; w. T. Miller,
1891 25; J. Cooper, So Sc; W. L. Herndon,
So 70; Biiliugsly 4 Co., Sc; w. Devine, 81;
Carter Jackson, 81; James Duffy, 81;
Robert Mellon, 81; Daily Bee So so; w.
a. & c. S. Houg h5on, 81 so; J. & A. NJ,
Martin, 81 70 Lee Young, S4 j. 7. Bar
ron, "a; j. w. Watt S4l; Mechanical
School, $50 AZ; Joseph Gribble, 81 Is.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th: For Adams, Mcneil & Co., pack
ages tobacco; W. R. Knights, barrels salt
meat; H. c. Kirk & Co, . cases sedlitz
powder; Mary S. Cougar, 1 bale cotton
warp; Henry Fisher. l box confectionery
Locke & Layensnn, l box oilclOth, boxes
hardware Huntington, Hopkins & Co, 2
bales rubber packing, 20 bundles shovels and
spades, 80 bars and 40 bundles iron, "a bars
and 70 bundles steel, go sheets iron, boxes
carriage irons j. 6. Davis. boxes furni-
ture, boxes marble; Hall, Luhrs & Co, %
barrels hams Thomas Harper, cases
Shoes r. f. Gopings, ,Jr., s boxes drugs, l
box baking powder Hale Bros. x Co., box
towels, box dry goods, bales and 2 boxes
cotton goods.
INTERPRETATIONS There were filed in tie
Office of the Secretary of State yesterday arti-
cles of Incorporation Of the Stockton Pub
fishing Company, to publish the Stockton
Independent. Directors-L. u. Shippee, II.
I. Dorrance, r. B. Lane, George A. Nc
Kenzie, Vim. Inglis, r. Gnekow, II. W.
Weaver and r. E. Without. Capital stock,
SO, 600, IN 800 shares f $50 each . Also of
the Stockton Mining and Smelling Company.
Place OF business Stockton Directors-L.
+. Cross, L. W. Newell, Otis Perrin. |. r.
Wilbur, w. J. Belding and NJ. d Baker
Capital stock, $40. 000, 900, in 100 900 shares
of 500 each.
PERSONAL. James G. Fair and
family passed through yesterday to San
Francisco. They will start for Washington
about the goth of February. Senator John
f. Miller viii leave for Washington about the
25th inst. Judge Williams of Ill Dorado and
Warden T. G. Pockman, Of Folsom Prison,
were in the city yesterday. Railroad Com
missioner j. S. Cone passed through to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon. j. E. Crooks
passed through to Red Bluff
COMMERCIAL. = The barge Orient, per
steamer Pioneer, from San Francisco, arrived
with lumber for Friend & Terry Lumber
Company and w. F. Frazier. The steamer
San Joaquin No. 8 departed for the upper
Sacramento loaded with lumber and mer-
chandise, and having in tow barge Granger,
light, and the newly constructed ferry boat
for Moon'S Landing.
REPAIRS To BE MADE.-J. C. Person, En-.
gineer il charge of the Bear river dam, re-
turned to Wheatland yesterday afternoon
from this city, with authority, if possible,
to make satisfactory arrangements with the
property owners adjacent TO the dam, so that
he can at once proceed TO make the necessary
repairs before another rise in the river.
ARRESTED FOE PETTY LARCENY.-Ah Chew
was arrested by officers Carroll and Karcher
Yesterday for stealing clothing from a Chinese
store on I street night before last. He will
probably have to chew county bareback at
the city Jail for time to come. as the result
of violating the scriptural injunction not to
take thought for raiment.
PoIIes ARRESTS. were made IN
the city yesterday as follows: c. SCHNEIDER,
for violation Of the health ordinance, by Off
Ger Frazee; All Chew. petit larceny. by Off