Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-21

man, Wilson, Batter, Chcisty and Bsck-ey.
Noes, Blair and Bailey.
Mr.. Blair stated that he voted no for tue
reason that she finances of the county did not
warrant the purchase.
Upon motion, thu Clerk was instructed to
advertise f9r bids Tor hospital supplies. BIDS
TO he opened April Z, 1882
Upon motion and suspension Of the rules,
claim No. 49I, in favor Ii. Mccain, for SO
relief, was allowed.
The-petition of John Schulp and Others to
have the Jackson road opened, was read, or
de.ed on file, and there being no non-cOntest-
ing landowners, 1t was ordered by the Board
that the road be declared a public highway,
as prayed for in The petition.
The Clerk was ordered TO advertise for fifty
cords Of white oak wood for the Hospital and
twenty-five cords of the same for the County
Jail.
At 4:15 P. N. the Board adjourned to 10
o'clock this morning.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in Judge Henry's Court yes
te1day: Mrs. Nee, on charge of drunk,
plead guilty. In defense of her action she
stated she was 50 years of age, hal been fast
ing fer two days, and took ten cents worth of
liquor for medicine, and became intoxicated
Ga account Of her age and from the fact that
she had never been in the Court before, she
was discharged. All Wee, a Chinese squat
ter one who evidently reads and believes
in the squattsr editorials of our even
ing contemporary AIDED guilty to the
charge Of trying to take possession of some
of the real estate # L. q, Chandler, under
the Squatter Act; guilty; sky days. The
case of Hen Lee, on q charge of assault with
deadly weapon, was continued to the 24th
instant. An You, on the charge of petty
larceny OF property in the fremont House !;
tried and found guilty. Ga motion of the
defendant Judgment was postponed until
Friday. March "A h. All Hen, on q charge
of carrying concealed weapons. was found
guilty. Judgment, on motion of the de-
Tense, was postponed until Friday. the oath.
Maggie Ham, on y charge of petty larceny,
was arraigned and tried. II appeared that
William Murphy and friend entered her
saloon on L street. and called for bottle of
cider Maggie gave them bottle of cham
payne cider They handed her fve-dollar
gold piece, and Maggie gave no change, re-
marking that she didn't sell champagne cider
for less than five dollars per bottle. Case
continued until today. William Murphy
plead guilty to the charge of being drunk
continued until to-day. D. f. Cummings,
drunk; guilty, and ten days.
DARING ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-About
11:4O last night Il. P. Jensen, who sleeps up.
stairs in Tafts l. Farnsworth's mill. on the
corner of Fifth and NJ streets, heard noise
proceeding from the office below. He got up,
came down stairs and found that two men
had broken into the Office and had loaded the
safe upon truck aud were ready to leave
with their booty. When the robbers saw
that they were discovered they made good
their escape. The safe is about four feet
high and will weigh about l., 900 pounds. The
truck they were using did not belong to the
premises, but was brought there by the
thieves Jensen blew a police whistle, and
officer Frazee soon responded. The thieves
ran down NJ street and escaped in the dark.
REUNION, - Sacramento and Columbia
Lodges of Knights of Pythias gave pint So
cial and musical entertainment at Jacobs Hall
last evening. Il was an invitation social and
the guests were very numerous, the hall be-
ing occupied to quite it's full capacity. John
FITZGERALD presided. Miss Martha Little
Adana. a vocal solo; L. Z. Cohn, vocal
solo; Mrs. Cooley. vocal solo; j. f. Palmer,
An instrumental trio, played on three ins!ru-
rneuts and Misses Folger and Truax, duet.
Dancing then followed and continued until
a late hour. The reunion proved most
agreeable one, aud was the source of genuine
enjoyment to all who attended.
For THE SPrNKs CHmDRES.-Since the
death of Alfred Spinks late Clerk of the
Police Court, his children have been pro-
vided for in the Protestant Orphan Asylum.
The Judge of the Court so far has not APP
neiated his successor: the duties of the Clerk
have been performed by the City Attorney,
r. -ayplti no trorn that xrorlr ba
basn given to the orphan children. Albert
Hart Judge Henry, w. A Anderson snd a
nnnober Of others contemplate giving an
amateur performance at an early date, at the
METROPOLITAN Theater, for the benefit of the
children. Surely, for the care Of orphans,
Sacramento takes the lead.
NorARIEs. Governor has made the
following appointments of Notaries Public
james jameson for Placer county, to reside
at Dutch Flat; w. 3. Mcclellan. to reside
at Auburn Z. 5. Hall Tor ventura county,
20 raside at San Buensventura; ID. X. Zun-
rgolt COR I'ulare cousty, TO reside at Nisslia
E,,rane I,she for San Joaquin county, to
-as;5e AZ Stockton; w. s. Campbell and
Isaac n. NiIikeD for San Francisco county,
60 reside at San Francisco. lie has also APP
r.;nted Samuel Jennison as Commissioner
- Dseds for this Safe, to reside at Boston,
Mass.
ELECTION or oFFIcEBs.-At the last
annual meeting of the Ladies' Hebrew
Benevolent Society, of Sacramento, the fol
iov;nr officers were elected President,
Mrs. /. Elkus; Vice President, Mrs; NJ
WYman: Secretary, Mrs. B. Cohen Treas
,,- S Mrs. NJ. Joseph; Trustees-Mrs. L.
Jac5bs Mrs. C. Barnes and Mrs l.. Levy
RrpoRT.-Tbe following
freight passed Dsming for Sacramento on the
14,b. For Weinstosk & Lubin, l case dry
Ids ao Baker & Hamilton, boxes hard,
S s1ors , boxes butts. The following freig t
,'assed Demipg for Sacramento on the ION
For B,ker & Hamilton, box hardware.
SACRAMENTO RIvEB.-The river at the loot
Of K street yesterday reached the l9,io 70,
s.;ncb mark. 1t seems to be at stsnos :il !
at that hight. The American river hao ri''
but little. 80,
IuveRASrs. -one hurdred and thirteen
Immigrants, including eighty,six males
n...ed Carlin yesterday. They wa s as.on
noon.