Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-14

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CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Board
| of City Trustees held their regular weekly
meeting at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Mayor Brown presided, and al the members
were present. The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved. Mark Foster,
Chief Engineer of the Water Works, sub
rnitted his report, showing that the pumps
had been in operation 126 hours during the
week total Eumber of gallons pumped, TO-
Cos. $50. The Board ordered q sidewalk to
be constructed on the north side of street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth The claim
of Martin Perish for $500 damages to his
property By the overflow of the drainage
canal, was referred to Street Commissioner
Ryan. Police officer j. III. Woods appeared
before the Board and asked that the
sum deducted from bis salary for
last month be allowed. The officer
swore that he had net been off
of duty during the month, and that he had
served on night duty for the last two months,
while other Off ;ers were relieved. Chief
Karcser stated he could not name the date
for which the deduction was made. The
claim was allowed. The>Clerk was instructed
to advertise for sealed bids for furnishing
meat bread, vegetables and groceries to the
city prison. and stationery for city offices ;
| also bids for the city printing for the coming
year. After allowing the following bills the
Board adjourned: H. A. Weaver, SI1; J.
w. Watt, S125 50; Whittier. Fuller & Co.
81 so; Wiez & Son, 81; G. Miller, $40 10
S. r. Caldwell, S26 GO; w. A. Buttertield,
Sl4 40; Louis Myers, 81; B. Roach. S5
James Coffee, Sc; Thomas Hart, So Manuel
Joseph, 81; Henry Ryan, 81 so; K. Shay,
SO; Il johnson, SIS; Thomas Cotter, SIS
Peter McGinpis, Si2; John Lynch, Sl2
Andrew Kaeser,- 81; Thomas Kane. So;
John Kennedy, "a James Lsonaid, 81 sc;
James McCaw, So; Lum Chung, 81.
TEMPERATURE.-Suuday night was clear
and colj. At 9 o'clock in tie evening the
thermometer was at S9', and at o'clock yes.
terday morning iE marked 27e, % below freez-
ing point. There was heavy white frost
being the first killing frost of the season-visi-
Bile, and ice formed ON vessels of water out of
doors three.sixteenths of an inch thick. Ac-
cordipg to the records kept by s. H. Gerrish,
Sunday night was the coolest since the 2lst
of January last, when the mercury was down
TO 26o. Is was quite cold all day yesterday,
although the sun shone brightly. and at noon
the temperature was 4S'. At u o'clock last
night the Thermometer stood at 42', and
there will undoubtedly be white frost visi-
BILE at daylight.
~ A-bNn' SoSCAuoys "hSh Vic DOGIu VI
Supervisors was engaged in canvassing the
election returns, a ballot. box from one of the
precincts of the Righteous First" was
taken up to be opened, but no one seemed to
know where the key was. The Clerk in
formed the Board that it had not been re.
turned by the Ward Election Board. At
this o prominent Republican politician who
was In the room. and Who is too well known
in the First" to be named, spoke ap !:
THE key? Oh, bother the key why,
gentlemen, you're - lucky to get the box. !"
No further inquiry was made for the key
after that.
YESTERDAYS RUNAWAY esterGay morn
| ing horse broke loose from Morehead's
stable on Sixteenth and G streets, and ran
down II street at furious rate. Near Thir-
teenth and FL the runaway dashed against T.
NJ. Lindley's horse with such force that It
broke the hitching-strsp and threw the horse
to the ground. The buggy vas hurled across
the sidewalk, and considerably broken up
The runaway still continutd on toward the
Curt house. SIS il bearing some DELINQUENT
election returns TO the Board of Supervisors,
which was than in session canyassipg the
county vote.
NOTARY APPoIsTKD. = Governor George
G. Perkins has appointed II Goetks Notary
Public for Sacramento county, 70 reside in
Sacramento city.