Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-10

IHE PROPOSED RECLAMATION DIsTRICT.-
The Board of Supervisors yesterday had I'm.
der consideration the establishment of an in.
dependent reclamation district, located
within Reclamation District Ne. 4O7. This
land is situated on the west side of Georgiana
slough, near the town of Isleton, and is the
property of L. @. Ruble, who proposes to re-
claim the land on his own responsibility. The
Board of Trustees of Reclamation District
No. 407 oppose the establishment of the inde-
pendent district on the ground that the land
was not susceptible of such reclamation
without more than one half the expense
necessary to reclaim the whole of District
No. 407. Alec that the Board had no au.
thority to found one district within the
boundaries of another while there are active
operations OF reclamation going on. A mum.
Der OF witnesses were examined, and after
hearing argument Of counsel the matter was
taken under advisement by the Board.
BOARD OF SUPERvrsoRs.-Th Board of
Supervisors met pursuant to adjournment
yesterday at 10 A. Nall the members pres.
emit. The matter of the application of L. G.
Ruble for the formation of an independent
reclamation district was taken up and par
tally examined. The application of c. Bag
hthh w hdfC thhc5 VI 100 4, on LOT IN DlOck
bounded by n, NJ, Twenty.fifth and Twenty.
sixth streets, in the city, annulled on the
ground that he had a receipt showing that
taxes had been paid, was considered and re-
ferred to the District Attorney, with power
to act. The Board then took a recess to z
P. NJ, at which time it met, and after allow.
ing A. Hebron, Sheriff, the sum of 1902 for
feeding prisoners for the month of October,
the question of forming the Independent recla-
nation district talon Tho haa,;rf,
of the matter was concluded and taken under
advisement.
THE RAIN.-Sergeaut Barwick reports that
the rainfall during the early morning of yes
terday was OF of an inch during the storm,
LOS inches ; during the month, g. Is inches
and for the season to date, G. SO IL chez. The
average rainfall for the entire three months
OF September, October and November for the
past thirty-thIes yesrs, is only 9 81 inches
while the present season is e SO inches. and
twenty days in November yet TO be recorded.
Tae rainfall so far is ahead Of any season, to
date, silica the country was first settled by
the 49-er. But there can be no p-ogp osti-
eating as to the probable outcome OF this sea-
sons rainfall. The rsinf ii at present is 4. 60
inches ahead of the average for the past six
years. The heaviest rainfall for the entire
month of November was about inches. and
occurred in 1864
POLICE CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Polica Court yesterday:
Johl Sullivan AMI James Turner, charged
with attempting t. vote Illegally, continued
until tomorrow Johsnns Ha2le. entieing,
continued until tomorrow; Ii. IL King ard
Susan King, malicious mischief. continued
to November 18th a. Wood, grand larceny,
continued to November 14fh VIM. Baker,
violating, continued to November 16sh; Dan,
Sullivan, visiting an opium den, dismissed.
INCoRPoRATED.-Articles Of incorporate n
ware fled with the Secretary of the. State
yesterday by the Feather River Steamboat
Transportation Company. DiIecscrs-Ed.
Pagan, +. b. Harnish, b. II. Mcneil, NJ. J,
Gessnsr. Nj. J. Biselow, II. II. Neel, G. w.
Soires, X. b. Mar.ihisle. Capital stock,
S100,0UG, divided into LOCO shares. Princi.
pal place of business, Gridley. Butte county,
California.
THE LATE S. L. BARRETT.-The report
comes from Roseville, in regard to the late
s. L. Barrett, wLo is supposed to have com.
mitted suicids on steamer waich piles be.
tween IN Francisco and Portland, that he
was well.known there, and was a steady, up
right and very exemplary young man, and
never known to drink s.. all His friends at
that place refuse to believe that he committed
suicide.
E2EJsHr To ARRIVE. - The following
weight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9th instant: For Baker Hamilton. one car
of wagons; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 80
bundles of band iron, " bundles of hoop
iron; Continental Oh Transportation Co.
tang Of oil. Passed Demiog, n. NJ i, on the
NJ For Hall. Luhrs & Co., 400
ames German. alias Liver
bed from Folsom prison last
aptured in Solano county.
passed through this city in
Fefran, Deputy Sheriff of
,te to his old home in
IDIsPATcH. Woodland
d. NJ. Burns telegraphed
fy to friends in Woodland,
-, in these emphatic words !:
1ything gone TO the devil in the State,
takes effect immediately