Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

and Gardner. The minutes Of the last meet
ing were read and approved. The report Of
the Health Officer was read and ordered on
file. Also that of the City Physician.
Trustees Ryan and Guttenbarger and the
City Engineer were present by invitation. for
the purpose Of discussing the proposition to
discharge the sewage from the County Hos.
pisal into the Thirty -frst-street canal and
thence into the city drainage canal. The
question Of the N.street sewer, between Sec.
ond and Third, referred TO by the Health
bthoef, came mp for discussion; and. On
notion, the subject was referred TO Trustee
Ryan, with the request that he take meas.
ures to sblte the nuisance complained of.
Trustee RYAN stated that be cams in conuee.
ton with Trustee Gu:senberger and the CITY
Engineer, asking permission TO run the
sewage from the County Hospital into the
Thirty.frst-street canal. 1t was stated that
the proposition was to run it through COW
cred sewer. DIR. Simmons moved that il is
the belief of the Board that the use of the
Burns slough canal would be detrimental 70
public health, and that the sewage can be
utilized on the premises quite as cheaply as
70 run covered sewer to Thirty. first street.
The motion vas seconded. DR., Gardner
thought the land where the County Hospital
Is would absorb all ths sewage. He referred
to the success Of the plan of underground
irrigation by Briggs st Davisyile. After
other discussion the resolution was adopted
e DIR. Clnness spoke Of tbs drainage at the
orphan asylum an the danger arising frOm
the accumulation Of sewage there. The
meeting adiournso at 10 P. ".
BOARD OF suPERvtsoRs.--The Board me-.
at 10 o'clock yesterday All the members
were present Minutes read and approved
The petition of II. Putney ct al, asking the
Board to construct bridge across the Co.
sumues river on the Lew road on the line
between Pierce and Kelly, was received.
read and ordered on file. Supervisor Bailey
moved that Silas Chance, the contractor for
furnishing the gravel for the road from
Guthrle's Station to the County Hospital be
authorized to complete the contract by
placing on that road about 80 yards more Of
gravel, at the same price paid in the original
CONTRACT Roll called. Ayes-Dreman, Viii
son, Butler, Bailey, Christy. Beckley, and
Blair. Supervisor Butler moved that the
claims of z. II. McGrew for 500, William
Guttenbergsr for Si35 o. and Cronan /
Dunbar for S76S be refsrrs1 TO the Finance
COMMITTEES and District Attorney. Roll call.
Ayes-Dreman, Blair, Butler. Christy and
Beckley. Noes-Baiiey. a communication
was received from the Grand Army Of the
ISrEuDttCs hShluE Tue DOaT1 OF supervisors TO
participate In the exercises OF Decoration
Day. Read, ordered on file, and by sn
unanimous vote, the Board agreed to attend
and participate ia the exercises Of that day
Mr. brennan moved that the plan OF sub
irrigation be adopted at the County Hos
pital, and that the matter be referred to
Supervisor Wilson, with power to act Roll
called. Ayes - brennan, Wilson, Butler,
Bailey, Christy and Bsckley. Adjourned.
IsLEToN AND VICINITY The following
communication has been received from cor
respondent at Isleton: "There are many
fine farms near this little place, which Is sit
uated on the Sacramento river about forty
miles below Sacramento City, on Andrus
Island, and since the food of 1881 has shown
great improvement. In the past year
several new houses have besn constructed,
and everything seems to be Furnishing. Sol
Runyon owns one OF the bsss fruit ranches on
the island, which is now producing a vast
amount OF fine cherries while Mrs Thisby,
G. A. Knott and G. z. Hensley are not
TO be considered small producers. All
the above have many plum, peach and
pear trees, which are at this time well
loaded with fruit Of the finest quality, and
expect to reap q large profit for their invest
ment and labor for the season. Many acres
are in potatoes now, with prospect of a
bountiful yield, although the frcst cut some
of the latest planted pretty badly on Friday
night last but farmers thipk they will re-
cnperate in time TO make fair yield On
Staten and Tyler islands there is more grain
mostly barley, which looks very fne John
Miller, OF Tyler, has about !, 900 acres in on
his ranch, and it looks fine. a. J. Bump and
III. f. Smitl, Isleton, both have fine crops on
Staten, as has o. A. Lindsey, of Sherman
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times are anticipated during the next year. "
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on
the Ilth For Thomas Harper, 2 cases
shoes; Booth & Co., 125 cases lard; Bill
li0gsley Il Co., 2 bundles broom wire James
l. Felter & Co, Is barrelsland Is half-barrels
whisky; Hall, Luhrs & Co., % boxes cream
tartar, % boxes baking powder; Adams,
Mcneil & Co., "a boxes baking POWDER 10
boxes cream tartar. 40 cases extracts; Hunt
Ington, Hopkins 4 Co., 444 pieces wagon
axles, cases wagon skeins, boxes hard
ware, g bundles rakes: n. S. Arnold & CO.,
box carriage irons; r. A. Fisk, box teie-
graph batteries ; Hale Bros. & Co, 1 case
clothing case boots and shoes; Hartwel,
Hotchkiss K Stalker, case machinery Jas.
Parsons. 2 cases boots and shoes; Locke &
Laven=on. rolls carpet; Lindley & Co.,
cAse5 toilet soap; A. A. Van Voorhies & Co.,
barrels Fhoemakers wax, 2 cases whips, 4
cases harness trimmings, boxes saddlery
hardware ;Weiastook Lubin, cases belts !;
a Dennery q Co., L crate earthenware.
INCoRPORATTOEs.-T we're filed in the
Secretary of States office yesterday articles of
Incorporation of the '76 Land and Water
Company. Principal place of business, vi
sa.ia. Directors-Charles Traver, H. P.
Merritt, l. H. Jacobs, G. f. J. Kitchener
and D. K. Zumwalt. Capital stock, $3.50.
co., divided into fourteen shares Also Of
the Grafton Land and Water COMPANY.
Directors - Charles II. Larrabse. Edwin
Caldwell, George Ii. Crafts and G. L. Doug
lass. Capital stock, 1920 000. divided into
l. 200 shares =. Also of the Colusa County
Agricultural Society. Principal place Of
business, Colusa. Directors-W. II. Bolton.
Wal S. Green, William Ash, Peter Peterson.
William Billups, Dillon Sherer and E. W.
Jones, Capital stock. S23, $50, divided into
1861 shares.
o. G. T.-At the regular meeting of
Summit Lodge, No. 49, L o. C. T., of Ply.
mouth, held Saturday evening, the following
officers were installed: W. C. T., r. B.
Kstchum W. V. T., Mrs. V. L. Gilbert :;
w. s, NJ. L. Gregg; W. T., j. W. Gilbert !;
w. Z. s, Frank Vanderpool W. NJ, Geo.
g. Gilbert; w. L G., Mrs. Edda W. o.
G. Hubert Gregg; w. r II, S, Miss Kate
Stull W. l.. II. S., Miss Minnie Wood w.
a s., Lille Cups; w. D. NJ, Miss Mamie
Bower; w. c., Mrs. David Grounds. The
o der is in n Furnishing condition at Ply
mouth, as il is also throughout the county Of
Amador. There are ever 800 active members
in she county, with a population of less than
1900.
FROSTY MORNINGS. There has been light
frlsts for the three last mornings in success,
si1n. Saturday morning, at 5 O'Clock, the
= thermometer was down to So, and white
.Sssfss could be seen almost anywhere. Sun
. lay at a. N. it was 81, and Monday at A.
n ~. This Is the coolest weather in May
s.sae the 10th Of May, 1879, when it was as
l,g as 81. Down the river. below Suffer.
vile. the early vegetables, especially potatoes,
ara badly nipped by the cold, frosty morn.
IS. Ram will be aps to FOLLOW this cold
wsIther.
CANE Recommendation Wilcox. who
r. ides at Seventh aud n streets, was 81 years
OF age on Sunday last. a large number of
his friends rendered him surprise party that
evening in honor of the occasion. 4 ioliv
q ia was I'd by all, and during the EVENING
hlr. Wilcox was presented with a haudsome
cue. Tae cane is made of mountain lanraJ
aol the head of beautifully carved ivory in
gold setting The presentation was made nv
c. L. Noyss, of Oakland, on behalf Of Mi
" locks Sacramento friends.
UNPRECEDENTED the crowd feager buvers
nciDg the sale of A T. Stewart & Co
ck-as y ile's.
0RFss 6 Ks and dress goods Of sH kinds
/ .ag sl..u cred at the special sale ri A r.
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