Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD o. suPERYIsnRs

pursuant TO adjournment. Absent, Super.
visor Buckley. Supervisor Wilson in the
chair.
A communication from Matthew Cooke
relative to the Horticultural Commission was
received, and j. II. Martin was elected to
I'LL the vacancy on the commission occasioped
by the resignation of A. Halter.
The bond of II. S. Crocker & Co., for fur.
nishing stationery, was read and approved.
The following Communication was received
from the Grand Jary and ordered spread
upon the minutes of the Board
We, the Grand Jury by unanimous vote have
authorized j. +. dobbie and John Bellmer as ey
perts to examine all the books of the county officers
and 70 report from time to time to this Grand jury
al an expense Of IS per day each; and this Grand
Jury reserves the right at any time to discontnu.
the work. (Signed),
+. +. LOWELL, Secretary.
SACRAMENTO, october 8, 1882.
The Clerk of the Board was authorized TO
receive bids for furnishing groceries, etc for
the next three months for the County
Hospital, also bids for supplying meas and
bread Tor the same Institution.
Alter allowing the fyllowing demands on
the treasury and the usual salaries, the Board
adjourned to meet at 10 a. NJ. to-day: NJ
Arenz "a; +. Gehring, 81; Mrs Fiesan,
Si0; A ). Vermilya, SO 20; a. Hauep,
SlGO a. Heilbron, S5ll II; f. Swift. S2i GO;
Schaden X R1degerdts, $50: ID. D,erssep,
S2iS Il; d. DeBernardi& Co, $50 Is; E. CAD.
wa!ader, 50; l.. Keisberger, SO; SacrG.
mento Gas Co.. S25 John SHELTON. 81: Kirk.
Gesry & Co, S95 63 &c. Fac. Sale, SO 10 !:
w. L. Davis, so; Jas. Duffy. SO; NJ. Bal
mer, 50 :; G. IL. Stevens & Co, so CENTS w.
:. CasSell, "a; B. K. Tnorn. SO |; J. L. Chad.
derdop, S95 70; Mrs. NJ. Q. Lee, SO !;
RECORD UNION, S130 81; B. c. Brier. $40 !;
W. J. Davis, S25; J; W, Wilson, $50; ". E,
Gerber, 50; A. S. Woods, So; J. G. Tu5bs
Sl5; Augustus Turner, S6 60; A. j.
Mesny, 81 60; Changers Business As
seeiation, 81 40; Huntington, Hopkins
Co., Sl4 %; A, S. Fulkertb, S45 80 ::
A. j. VsrEilya, SlS7 Frank Kolliker, $40
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., So 50; j. Gar
Der 4 Bro, 1871 76; A. C. Tufts, slO7 81 :;
;; J. u J. M: jackson, S92 80; S. Dryer,
$50; d. DeBernardi & Co. S3S so, SAG
Margaret McAnn, $50; q. A. White, so sc
Msry A. McKue, $50; Lsfaye.se El6red.
S27; William w. Conner, $50: Henry Ter,
nan. 81 so: Mrs, Ann Perkins, S29: John
con Baldwin, SO so: w. s. Wilkerson, $50 :;
Mary Mclaughlin, $50 !; William Fifz nau-
rlea, 500; w. f. Draw. SO; II. Winters,
Sll II; a. hpeBemsu. $50 /; George Steiner,
$50 David Burlell, $50; c. Schurr, S9j 90
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Auother fne
house greeted the Palmer company last night
in its presentation of the striking raelo.
drama, "The Lights o Lonion." The Sec
cid performance of it deepens the impression
first formed and yesterday expressed. The
play did not have its origin in the mere fancy
of Sims, the d:smatist. European snnais
and Wprks on criE4insI 80 -.
piete with recitals of the ousting of heirs
from their Inheritance, more romantic
and devious in plot than that now picE-
ured so graphically at the METROPOLITAN.
The chief mechanical If .cE-the dashing
spray Of the waters of the wiatry riyer-is
the result Ut device well known to the
stage, aud in which water itself plays no
part, The scenery is the best unqusstionahly
yet exhibited here, and it is gratifying to
know that much of It belongs to the Metro
pohtan Theater, and will exclude the worn,
old and too familiar 'sets" As to the ART
OF the actors, without question that of Mr..
Roberts leads. His presentation of the North
OF England peasant, in violence of gesticula-
ton, rapid!ty Of utJerance and popularity of
dialect, Is about as near reality as is gen.
orally attained, consistent with being intelli-
gioie to an audience not familiar with the
dialect. He was again last night called be.
fore the curtain by the audience. The same
place tonight.
FREIGHT FROM THE EAsT.-Tae following
merchandise for Sacramento passed Ogden
On tie , instant: For T. G. Kingland &
Son, Al boxes and 4 barrels hardware, II
bundles Ehovels, coils hemp rope H. S.
CrocSer & Co., 10 bundles paper Baker &
Hamilton, , boxes chisel handles A. A.
Nan Fcorhies Co., box hardware, 8 boxes
harness trimmings, cases names; l.. Elkus
Il Co., 3 eases hosiery; Lindley Il Co., 20
barrels hams, case cigars Hale Bros. &
Co, box dry goods, cases shoes Adams,
Mcneil & Co., 90 cases canned fish; George
G. Gaylords, l barrel household goods T; Kirk.
Geary Il Co., boxes drugs SchOfield &
Tevis, ? boxes signs L. Lyon Co, boxes
dry goods; Weinstock & Lubin, l box dry
goods; G. A. ID. Gray, case firearms, case
cutlery, l case shells J. K2erth. 3 boxes
shoes S. S. Nathan, 2 cases hats; G., J.
Nosck, l box clothing; Huntingdon. Hop.
kins Co., 26 locomotive tires; Continental
Oh Company, 300 cases oil; C. z. r. R., 80
barrels oil.
FIRST FRosT.-Wednesday night was clear
and very cold. At 9 o'clock tire thermometer
was only AZ. at o'clock Thursday morn.
ing it was down to 42', and light white frost
was to bs seen in some places on the grass
and sidewalks. This is the first frost this
season. In October, 1881, the first frost was
on the All, thermometer So id 1850 on the
3lst, thermometer So: in 1879 or the IN,
Thermometer 39' 1873 on the 16sh, Their.
memetzy 81 1877 ON the 27sh, thermom-
etsr S90. U Fuslly frosts heavy enough &c
damfgs vegetation do no CONS until after the
October ncrther blow-about the 18th of the
month.
Ep.Np Jupy ,arFial re,,~-L go, IN, l.
yesterday by the Grand Jury, after which
they took recess until October 10Th, at
which time report will be received from the
experts engaged in examining TIE books ID
the county ffices. They have found true
bills against James Hamilton. Edward Ed
wards, Charles Anderson and James Fiyn,
charged with the mucGer of officer Scott. and
against Charles Antoine, for the murder OF
William O'Neil They also indicted Lee
Hung. alias Tai CHUNG. for arson and for
burning insured property.
Police CoURT.-Iu the Police Court, yes.
terdsy, the case Of ]. Casey, charged with
pet;t larceny. was continued until to-day
james Saluain was founi guilty of disturb
lag the peace and ordered to appear for sen.
tepce to-day; Casper Rober, on 3 casrge OF
carrying q concealed weapon, was discharged,
SnG the charge OF dSunk against him was also
dismissed the cases of disreputable women,
set fot trial to-day, were continued until
October 10th, on account of the necessary alb
sence of counsel.
ENTEaTAISMENTs,- social entertainment
and reception will be given to the new pastor,
Rev. @. McKelvie, and wife, at Kingsley
Chapel NJ. L. Church this evening. Literary
and musical exercises will be given by mem
bers of the choir and Others. All are in
vited -. There viii be dramatic perform.
ance. concert and ball given by the Ssera-
mento Verein Eintracht at Turner Hall on
next Sunday evening. Admission, p CENTS,
The perform ace viii begin at o'clock.
INcoRPoRATED.-The following articles of
Incorporation were fled with the Secretary
OF State yesterday: National City Congre-
gstionsl Society. Directors-J. @. Parker,
l.. e. Brown, Nelson Giles, NJ Sanders
james Fleming. Principal place Of business,
National City, California,
Tx fall and winter opening of pattern bon.
nets and hats; also, feathers, flowers, silks,
sstins and pushes, will be Thursday. FRIDAY
and SATURDAY.. ct Mrs. E, Kstzenstein's Mil
inery Establishment, Cos street. All are
invited TO call and examine. No invitation
cards issued.
FoB So 25 you can secure handsome
triple.plated, fvs-bottls caster. az Acker-
mans, 629 J street.