Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Mr.. Bailey, who was reported as improving
from his severe Illness.
The petition for new public highway in
Road District No. 16. to run from the upper
Stockton road, near Hicksville, to Sawyers
sloueh. was considered. j. H. McKune APP
peared as counsel for the petitioners, and
Grove l.. johnson for the non-consenting
landowners. Several witnesses testified, and
considerable time was occupied in hearing
the case, after which, upon motion of Mr..
johnson, the report of the viewers was re-
jected and the petition for establishing the
rial ceLied.
The report of James Fl. Hoke, Oyerseer
of Road District No. 6, was recsive1, exam
ined and approved.
The following bills for the month of Deem
Der were considered and SLOWED: For sala-
ries-For County School B oard, e. f. Bishop,
(membersl, s175; D.. E. Callahan, County
Treasurer, S166 &c; n. A. Kidder. janitor
az Courthouse, etc., S113 40; J. w. Hous-
ton, County Assessor. Sl25; P. r. Beckley,
Supervisor, S137; DIR. w. II. B Baldwin, City
Physician, $50; G. E. Bishop, County
Superintendent of Schools, S133 80; A. He'll
bron, Sheriff, S4S5 81; Samuel Blair, Super
visor, 800; Henry Garrett, Deputy Sheriff,
So; 9. w. Cannon, Horticultural Com
missioner, $50; Benjamin Bailey, Super
u.
S. w. Butler, Supervisor, 500; William
Crump, janitor at Pavilion, $50; j. T. Dfe-
man, Supervisor, 500.
Expenses at the County Hospital for the
month: p. Potter, merchandise, So % /;
Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, merchandise,
IS; S. H. Davis. merchandise, 81 John
Breuner, So; Huntington, Hopkins Co, mer-
chandise, S31 II; S. Dryer, groceries, S33 so;
n. L. Drew & Co, Jumper, Sl39 So; ID.
had b
Rodegerdts, merchandise, S204 03; i. j.
Beckley, for bull. $50; III. Winters, groceries,
5000 06 Z. Shanahan, milk, S25 60; j.
Gregory. groceries, S37 o.; Bartels & Gre
CORY, for spirits, $11 80: A. Schaden, gro
ceries, So 70; Thomas Harper, shoes, SO;
John SHELTON, wood, 1897 80; w. +. Drew,
engineer, SIS; Mrs. E. j. Beckley. matron.
$50 E. J. Beckley, farmer, $50; J. b. Mef-
ford, farm land, $50; Dr. q. A. White,
physician, $3.50 same, cash expenses S64 40 !;
q. Z. Durham, steward, $50; Geo. Clement,
dishwasher $40; Mary Mclaughlin, house
keeper, $50; D. Burrell, carpenter, $50 L.
Kavanaugh, nursing smallpox patient, SIG;
G. H. Wyman, nurse, $50; Margaret Nc
Ann, laundress, $40; w. S. Wilkerson,
Waterman. $50; Mary A. Mckee. laundress,
$50; VIM. Young, cook, $40; w. Bell,
nurse, Sl3: VIM. Fitzmaurice, cook, $50 !;
James l. Felter & Co., merchandise, SLY 80 !;
Gerber Bros, for meat, 1920 II VIM. N.
Pe.rie, merchandise, SIS 65; E. Lyon &
Co.. merchandise, S2S; G. Schurr, bread,
S137 80; A. j. ReimeIs, merchandise, 500 81.
For labor and services H. Whittenbrock,
juror, $40; P Cohen, labor at Court
hou-e, Sc; j. l.. Huntoon, repairs, 81 p /;
7. }. Brown, Constable SCI 80; t. j.
Brown, same, S14 20; Z. d. SERVER, juror,
S14; Thos. Anderson, Juror, So 70; same as
Justice, So: S. Gottleih, juror, S14; J. G.
Medley, Constable, 81 40: A. w. Mars,
Constable, S26 so; G. f. Durant, medical
services. So; Sperry Dye, road labor,
5000 81; G. L. Bush, repairs at Court house,
$50 so; John Shellars. labor about Court
house. S4 5; r. 1. Jones, same, 500 %; Spar
row Smith, juror, S14 james Ryan, juror,
S1S; James III. Hoke, Overseer CT Road Dis
trict 6, S5S; DIR. G. IL Simmons, examining
insanes, S170; FL. II. Brown, stenographic SER
vices in Gold Run suit, SAL %; r. r. Patten,
calculating INTEREST," on registered warrants, SO;
For relief granted Rosa Bernard, $40; Mrs
NJ. A. Cook, $40; G. G. Baldwin, So +; Mrs.
Galssl, S19 Mrs. Smith, SIS; Mr. Ellis,
SC 80; and Mrs. Z. Howe, $40.
Miscellaneous cliims w. a. & c. s.
Houghton, for paper files, Sl3; II. S. Croker
& Co, stationery, ETC., So; G. F. G. Salls,
merchandise for jill, s. 70; Day & Joy.
printing, S23 rs; Postmaster, for box rent,
So; George Schroth & CO., feed for county
team, 81 60; Capital Gas Company, for
gas, 1855 70; Friend & Terry, lumber for
Road District IL, SIS 80 /; Sacramento Lum-
Der Company, same for District Is S57 so;
Friend& Terry Company, samefor District Q,
S2S 60: N. L. Drew & Co, lumber for Hail
of Records, $50 50 same fer District 10,
$50 20 same for Pavilion, $50 25; same for
chain-gang, 81 so; NJ. r. Beard, repair to
safe, $40; Wilson & Mitchell, hack hire, So !;
Sacramento city, for cily's portion of road
money for District No. l, 5000.
A claim Of Mrs. Margaret Harrigan of
$500, for damages to her property near the
County Hospital, caused by the letting of
water upon her premises by cutting ditch
from the County Hospital grounds, was re-
jected upon the ground that it was not legal
clsim against the county. Claims of Louis
Spinner, Peter Morlatt and A. S. Morrison.
in relation to overpaid taxes, ETC., were held
over for further consideration.
The Board then adjourned until 10 A. NJ.
to-day.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
Sd instant: For Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., 292 boxes iron, $50 pieces iron axles,
box circulars, u crates wocdenware John
White, box furniture springs; A. Dennery
& Co., boxes metal lamps; A. A. Van
VOORHEES, & Co., cases hardware l box
leather, box shoe uppers; Baker & Ham
ilton, 2 bales rubber; Adolph Walther, 6
boxes drugs, 2 boxes oil in glass Scott &
Muir, l case gas fixtures Locke & LavensoD,
1 bale rugs; Miss Lihbie Stanton, box per-
sonsl effects E. G. Nortin, l case dry goods
c. p. r. r. Co., 200 car springs; Continen.
tai Oil and Transportation Co., 500 cases coal
oil /; Lindley & Co., 20 barrels hams, 10 bales
smoking tobacco, 8 cases playing cards;
Proctor Gamble. l case glass show cards
lcare Mebius Il CO.. S. j. Nathan & Co, 2
bales OF Wrapping paper; Mebius Co.,
bags seeds, case playing cards; Hall, Luhrs
Co., . butts tobacco; Hale Bros. 4 Co,
cases boots and shoes; Billngsley & Co, 3
cases playing cards, 8 barrels broom wire
w. A. & c. S. Houghton, case blank books
Ad. n. Curtis, box household goods. The
following freights for this city passed Dem
ing, n. NJ, on December S0th by the South
ern Pacific: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co.
box of carriage bolts August Dohmes, l
chest of tools, and G. W. Reed, chest of
household goods
CHRISTMAS At FREEPoRT-A correspond
emit, writing from Freeport, says The Christ
mas tree noticed in Saturdays UNION was
not the only one had in Freeport. The
friends and patrons of the school prepared
one, for the benefit of the school, of magni6-
cent proportions, most OOunIiiulIy lauen WlIl
beautiful and useful gifts-the work of loving
hearts and willing hands. a veritable Santa
Claus made his appearance, dressed all in
furs," with bells, and :" his bundle of toys
fang over his back" Tae literary exercises,
conducted chiefly by the pupils of the school,
were creditable both TO themselves and the
teacher and consisted of readings, recitations
and singing. In behalf Of the school, Presi-
dent Lee presented the teacher, Mrs Ives,
with handsome gold thimble and album
for the names of the donors. About 200 per-
sons ws-e present, and the whole affair was
very enjoyable. The pupils whose conduct
has placed their names on the roll Of honor
for the last five months are Frank Kirtlan.
Rookie d. Hunt, Mary Beach, Flora Beach.
Nellie Beach. Gussie jackson, Lizzie Kirt-
Ian and Maggie 0'Toole.
COUNTY HOSPITAL REPoRT-The report of
DIR. G. A. White. Superintendent. Of the
County Hospital, for the month ofsDscem-
Der. 1881, was as follows: Number of patients
ia hospital December 1st, 10; admitted DUR
ing the month, GO; died, l; discharged. GO;
remainining in hospital. 1863 +; meals furnished
destitute applicants, A. The only death was
that of Robert Bell, aged a. native of
J l.