Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

bryan, WC. avery, L. fsIter, l. o. Law
SOD, ]. Ochsner, d. B. Stewart, Peter F.
Rice. VIM. Shattucl, P. A. Miller. D: 2.
Smith, Milton Swiggs, Martin Rigney, Chas.
William Hook, II. o. White, G. n. Snell,
B. F. Alexander. B. A. Farr. Peter Flaherty,
R. A. Fisk, G. w. Harvey, J. BaImer. ]. A.
Todd. Samuel Jelly, George w. Young,
Andrew M. Thomas, VIM. Boyne, John Ker-
win. J. H Darlington. Albert Grubbs, J.
a. Miller, G.. d. Almond, L. Q. Church
map, Joseph Bailey, Z. A. Burr, Peter New
man, D. Gardner, 4. Olhick, John q. Van
tine. w. H. Hoyt,. J. Beauchamp. f. S.
Stephen Beck, r. L. Ames. j.. A. Wilson,
John Sexton. Galt-John Mcfarland, Jas.
Sawyer. C. W. Harvey. Florin-yas. Rut-
ter, Isaac Lee. Elk Grove-B. +. Beaus,
Milton Sherwood. L. w. Stickney. Lee
Township-Alexander Reddinger. Court
land-P. B. Green. Sutter Township-Joh
Goslin. Folsom-G. E. Custer, Donald Nc.
Rae, Ed. f. Juzgles. 5. w. kitcher. Six
teenth Prscinct-Richard Butler. Fifth Pre-
cinct-Wm. Curtis, n. Or ,nkite. Center
Township-Robert Ward.
New DREDGER.-A correspondent at Isle
ton furnishes the following item regarding
the large dredger that is beipg constructed at
that place, and states that it will be COM
pleted by the 1st of May "The construc-
ton is under the management of William
Gwynn, Of Sacramento, with - Walker as
the constructor of the woodwork, aud George
S. Bonner as machinist. This is Of the same
pattern as the one constructed near Clarks-
burg three years ago by q nan named Van
degar, the material and machinery in this
being heavier and more durable than that in
the former, and is being constructed by Mr..
Gwynn, the present owner of the patent right,
under his own supervision. He is building
this one for the Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of California, and after they
get their levse built, which will probably
take from eighteen months to two years, will
in all probability be employed elsewhere. 1t
has a swing cf SO feet, and IS capable Of build
ing levee 45 feet high with base of 100
feet. It will on an average exc4vate about
one yard at single draft, and an average of
two yards in three minutes Uncle Billy"
is very much elated with the construction
far. and is driving the work as fast as pos
sible. He is very energetic, aad is trying to
get the dredge completed before the time of
agreement, and viii probably be successful.
That is the wish of all who know him hers-
abouts."
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Board met yes
tsrday pursuant to adjournment. Present
full Board. Minutes read and approved.
The following resolution was offered by Super
visor brennan regulating the appointment of
the Photographic reporter under Section 500
Of the Penal Code "ReSolred, That ia all
cases Of examinations before committing
magistrates, where the testimony and pre-
ceedings are taken down in Shorthand by the
official reporter of this county, at the written
request of the District Attorney, the same
compensation shall be allowed said reporter
as Is recsived by him for similar services in
the Superior Court of this county for trans
cribing his notss; hut in no case will this
Beard allow any compensation unless the
services are performed st the written request
of the District Attorney" Mr.. Blair moved
that the resolution be placed on file. Mr.
Christy moved as 2n amendment to indet-
nitely postpone the matter. Seconded by
Mr.. Bailey. Roll called. Ayes Bailey and
Christy. Noes-Dreman, Wilson, Blair, But
Ter and Beckley. The roll was then called on
the original motion of Mr.. Blair. Roll call:
Ayes-Dfeua1, Wilson, Blair, Butler and
Beckley. Noes-ChristY and Bailey. Ad-
journed.
AMERICAN RIVER BRIDGE-The Super
visors of this county are being constantly
urged by the taxpayers north of the Ameri-
can river to either tny or condemn the
American River BIilsc-.hs one that crosses
the river at a point opposite Twelfth street.
The charter given that bridge company runs
for four years yet. Il is understood that the
owners of the property have offered it to the
county for S24, Geo The American river has
been dstl ared pavigable stream as far
Brighton. J. T. Cardwell, of Folsom, has
purchased small steamer at Stockton, aud
intends to ply on the American river between
Sacramento Citv and Folsom, and will en-
gage in tn. wood trade. This will necessitate
the American River Bridge Company to put
a draw in their bridge to allow vessels to
pass. 1t is stated that the bridge company
has been requested by A1r. Cardwell to re-
move the obstruction, but they have decided
not to do so. Action for damages and long
litigation will be the result.
BoYDs FuED.-The following city officials
have filed their bonds with the Trustees P.
Rumble, as Poundmaster, in the sum of
81 900, with John Donahue and ?. H. Rus
sell as sureties. J. T. Griffitts, Fire Com
missioner, in the sum of $40 600, with c. II.
Krebs, K. a. Burr, G. H. Hubbard and
George Schroth as sureties. S. J. Jackson,
as Fire Commissioner, ia the sum of $50, 900,
with p. Herzog, +. S. Smith, a. Dennery
and S. w. Butler as s1reties. l.. +. Bassett,
as City Surveyor, in the sum of $1,000, with
George o. Bates and George Murray as sure
ties. n. a. Ki6dsr, as HIrbormaster, in the
sum Of s., GEO. with George A. Putnam,
William Mclaughlin and John \. Wilson as
suretIes. Mark Foster, as Chief Engineer of
the Water Works, in the sum of 81 600, with
II. NJ. Larue and T. 7. Burke as sureties.
). II. Caldwell. as Superintendent of City
Cemeteries, in the sum of So COO, with c.
II. Hubbard and William Mclaughlin as
sureties.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on
the 1st: w. a. / c. 5. Houghton, box
books; Locke & Lavenson, roll matting S.
Lipman & Co., box dry goods; Lindley Il
Co, l box cigars Central Pacific Railroad,
l car oil Arlington, Mills Il Morse, box
shoes Louis Lsloy, l case cigars; S. J.
Nathan & Co, . boxes hats; Weinstock &
Lubin, boxes hats; A. a. Van VOORHEES, &
Co., cases names; Huntington, HOPKINS &
Co., box locke, 2 boxes sledgss, 10 boxes
sleeves, 2 boxes hardware. barrel pulleys, 2
boxes scales. The following freight passed
Deming for Sacramento on the 30. Ii: Lind.
lev & Co 10 half barrels FISH Z. 9. Parsons
& Co. box dry goods; Baker & Hamilton,
; boxes hardware.
ARRESTED FOR CAR ROBBERY. After
searching for their man for several weeks,
oficers Brissell and Hickey, of the railroad
force. Yesterday arrested one james Carey,
alias " Mazoo," on q charge of having robbed
freight cars about the middle of March. The
robbery was perpetrated a. Lovelock's station,
near Wionemuccs, Humboldt county, Ne
vada, and Carey has eluded capture since it
was committed until caught in Sacramento
Yesterday morning. The prisoner will be
taken to WinEemucca tonight, and will have
his examination aud trial there.
Police CoURr-Business as follows was
transacted in this Court yesterday: C. j.
Roni's battery case, and the charge of dis
turbipe the peace against Mrs. Donahue,
were dismissed. All Jim's case OF disturbing
a religious msetiCg as Third and / streets last
Sunday went over till to-day. All You was
fined 81 for misdemeaner. w. B. Cooks csse
Of disturbing the peace was Continued till to-
day. Charles II lgan and Thomas Williams,
DRINKS, were fined s. and So espsctively.
PRISONER En- RoUTE.-Deputy Sheriff w.
w. Hall, of Tehama county, passed through
the city yesterday or lis way to the State
Prison at Folsom, with one Charles Dane,
alias Charles Colshouer, who goes to serve
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