Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

yesterday and stated that he had prepared
two contracts between Dfggory Hobbs and
Sacramento county and John Rooney and
Sacramento county, which had been siEned
by the parties mentioned, and he wished the
Board to direct its Chairman TO sign them for
Sacramento county. The contracts provide
that Rooney and Hobbs shall be isdemuitied
against ioss, counsel shall be furnished aud
costs snail be paid by the county in the suits
against certain hydraulic mines 10 which they
are plaintiffs. An Endorsement was made on
the contracts, and signed by George
Csdwsiader, stating that be was the coun.
sci in the cases. aud that the work should
be done under the contract which
he had heretofore made with the county, after
which the Board passed resolution directing
the Chairman to sign them ss requested
Supervisor Christy voting no. In his con-
versation before the Board, Mr.. Cadwalaler
said The bed OF the American river is now 20
inches lower than year ago that a deluge
OF clear water would wash it out u or 20 feet
lower that the Sacramento river is running
water nearly pure; that the Sacramento
river has cut cut nearly 2 feet in depth that
as soon as the mines on the Yubs river could
be stopped, the water would be entirely pure
He said there would probably be mines
started at Iowa Hill; that at present they
had no water, but would have soon ; that as
soon as he received reliable information that
the mines had started at that place, he woul,
take steps TO enjoin them. He also said that
there being q rumor that the new Cola Run
Hydraulic Mining Company (limited), which
had been enjoiaed in the suit in which J ohm
Rooney was plaintiff, was in operation, he
had sent Deputy Sheriff from this place,
and ne had returned and stated that the In
junction had been obeyed.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. The Board of
Supervisors were in regular session yesterday,
all the members present. Chairman Bsckley
of cred resolution in regard to grading the
main roads. 1t was laid over for action until
December 1851. George Cadwalader ap.
peared, and asked that the Board direct its
Chairman TO sign a contract with Diggory
Hobbs and John Rooney, who were each de-
PENDANTS in suits which had been brought
against hydraulic miners. A resolution d.
recsing the Chairman to sign the contracts
was adopted Mr.. Cadwslsder then stated
that thsrs was due him s., coo for fees under
his contract, and he wished the Board to pay
him or else discharge him from the contract.
On motion, the claim was allowed, as was
also the claims of Diggorv Hobbs for S2l1,
and John Rooney Tor SAB, all the members
voting aye excepting Supervisor Christy.
After adopting the following resolution
Supervisor Christy voting po-the Board ad-
journed Resolved, that the Board will
attend 10 body the hearing OF the applica-
ton for . restraining order in the case of Ed
monds Woodruff VS.. The North Bloomfield
Gravel and Hydraulic Mining Company and
others, to be called in the Circuit Court Of
the United States on Monday next, the 11th
lust, at San Francisco"
INAUGURAL BALL.-The committee to take
full management Of the inaugural ball to be
given in honor of Governor-elect Stoneman,
aud which was authorized at the meeting of
citizens, has been completed. and consists of
the following John Q. Brown. Chairman;
Z. +. Smith, Secretary; W. P. Coleman,
Treasurer; J. r. Watson, j. B. Wright, John
Mcneil, John T. Carey, John I. Sheehan,
f. G. Blessing, John II. Carroll, James Nc.
CURE. At q meeting of tne committee held
at the office Of w. 2. Coleman yesterday
morniug, it was decided to hold the ball in
tie State Capitol building, on Tuesday even.
ing, the l6sh proXimo. An Invitation Com
mittee from diff srent cities and towns in the
State was selected. Arrangements for the
lithOgraphjng Of invitations and tickets were
made, and they will be ready soon. Secre-
tary Smith was instructed to visit San Fran
cisco and other necessary places in the inter-
est of the movement.
LAND PATENTS Patents for agricultural
lands have been recsieed by Register Taylor,
in this city, as follows: Felice Bernardo, Alb
solom L. Brown, John Cox, Giuseppe Cuueo,
Joseph Casayant Charles w. Dyer, M.
Catherine Faber, Cluff +. Ceile and Clyde
A. Gle, FRANK Green, Hugh p. Calligsn,
Corydon Handy, ,Juison A. HOLLAND. Joseph
Kneebone, Nelson Leslie, Louisa Meiss. VIM.
Mccormack, VIM. Moran, Oscar q. Myers,
Andrew Newhall, Aquilino Psppi, Jorgen
w. Rudbeck. Pierce Ryan. Edmond ID. Shir-
land, Geo. w. Towle, l.. b. Tillotson, w. w.
Trssk, George W. Boarman.
INCORPORATED of incorporation
were filed with the Secretary of State yester-
day by the Golden Gate Congregational
Church of Oakland. Directors-H. L. Ad-
AIMS, l.. p. Morris, G. S. Naismith. A. G..
Bean. Also, articles by the Durant Hall and
Palmer, T. Il. Payne, T. NJ. Antisel, Geo.
d. Metcalf Willard G. Wright. Principal
place of business. Berkeley, Alameda counsy.
Capital stock, 1000, divided into 1000
shares.
NoTARIEs APPOINTED. Perkins
has appointed the following Notaries Public
A C. Ruygles for Yolo comfy, to reside at
Woodland. w. F. Williams, for Ventura
Winter, for San Joaquin county, to reside at
Stockton. William Bliss, for Suffer county,
to reside st South Butte.
FREIGHT To ARRIVE. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
5sh instant as follows For Huntington, Hop.
ki1s & Co $50 bundles and p pieces pipes,
] barrel bells; Casey & Cronsn, barrels
whisky Adams, Mcneil Il Co., 455 cases
pannai traOds IN harrala brandy
POLICE CeURT-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday;
Ah Lung, petty larceny, continued to De.
cember 18th George Brown, battery. pleaded
guilty, fined SO j ohm Inghrsm, libel, held
to answer, bailed fixed at $500.
THE little children have not been forgotten
st the Red House, for there is something to
be opened out for them on Monday, where o
10 cent place will go as far as 80 cents in any
other store. They will show them what it is
when they call. One thing is IS cent doll
for % cents.
EVERY quality, style and color desirable in
blankets we are offering at less than some
dealers own them for We would call your
attention To our s. white blankets; also those
at 81. 81 Is, 50, SO, Sll and S14. Hale
Bros. g. Co.
ALMOND, the sewing-machine man. No
SOC J street, sells holiday goods as cheap as
any one an the city, and, in addition. presents
every retail cssh purchaser OF 81 30 worth
with prizes ranging in value from 10 cents
to SO.
THERE is but one place you can buy full.
sized comforters, st 80 cents; Ia white
blankets, 81 90 per pair; 20 yards of good
calico for 81 creditors sale. Anderson &
Hamm.
Buy yoEr toy wagons at Ackerman's.