Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

petitions Of Henry Hebb and John Kennese,
for the formation of Independent reclamation
districts on Grand leland, WAS set for Friday,
December 81 1882. The matter of the ap.
plication of L. G. Ruble for the establish
ment Of an Independent reclamation district
on Andlus Island was taken up and dis.
cussed, ard on call of the roll, on the motion
to grant the prsye. of petitioner, it was lost
by the following vote: Ayes Dreuap.
Bailey, Bsckley. Noes-Wils1n, Blair. BIT.
Ter and Christy. The Board thea took a re.
cess until 2 P NJ. At the afternoon session
the first matter which came up for consider.
alton was the claim Of Win. J. Davis, The
opinion Of District Attorney Buckley was
obtained, which vas to the effect that The
claim should be ordered paid by the Beard.
and il was, on call Of the roll, s, ordered
Bids for wood were opened and rejected. Or
the recommendation OF DR.. G.. A. White, that
the Cottier system OK ventilation for the wards
in the County Hospital be adopted. il was
ordered that tie system be placed in ong
wing of the building, The following GLAZING
were allowed after which the Board adjourned
until to-day at 10 O'clock: 0. G. jackson
detective services, Sl64 45; DR.. G. q. Tyr.
rel, services ss medical expert, $50; P. II
Williamson, election inspector, Hicksville.
S35 %; o. S. Freese, election inspector,
Mormon Island, $50 25; w. Wade, inspector
election, Howells, S3S c. A. Huh. inspector
election, Union House, S35; Lafayette Ell
dred, for straw, $50 Is; G. G. McMullep.
road work, District No. 10, $3.50: I, ].
Brown, road work, District No. Z. S2lS 50 !:
Friend & Terry Lumber Co, lumber for
Road District No. IA, $50 05; w, ii. FRYE.
road work, District No. Is, S62; Mrs. How.
EFT, relief, $40; P. r. Beckley, miscellaneous
official expenses. S57 70; Obed Harvey, road
work, District No. IL, S72.
PROPOSED RECLAMATION DIsTR1crs.-
q. Rpble is the owner of large piece Of
land on Andrus Island, and which is within
the bounds of Reclamation District No. 407.
The greater portion of the island is owned by
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company,
having been obtained by foreclosure some
years ago. The island has been established,
under the laws OF tbs STATE, into the above.
mentioned reclamation district, and is being
reclaimed. a tax OF over $40 per acre has
beea levied, and it IL proposed to collect it in
lnstallmelts, as the money ia needed Mr..
Ruble ia Of tia opini n thas Re can make an
independent reclamation of his land at
mucn less expense than the amount
OF tax levied. BE, therefore, 4 short
time since, made application to the Board
of Supervisors to allow him to make sepa-
rate rssiamasion at his own expense. He
also proposed to pay his portion of the money
which h2d been expended thus far on the
levees OF the district. Al opposition was
filed by the Trustees OF District No. 407,
and the matter was argued before the Board
by counsel On November 14th, the mem
bers of the Board viewed the land. Yester-
day the matter came up for fnal considsra-
ton, and The pstItion was denied by tue
following vote: Ayes - Dreman, Bailey.
BeclIley. Noes - Wilson, Blair, Butler,
Chrissy l. is understood that tie petition
OF I. w. Saeehsa aud Others, for the es-ab-
lishmsnt II an Independent reclamation die
trict on Grand Island, which was granted by
the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday. vii! b.
contested in the Courts. Yesterday tic
petiLioUO Of Henry Heb5 snd John Keauede.
for the formation Of independents reel m ztion
districts on G and Islaad, were set by the
Board Of Supervisors for hearing on pecem.
Der 2lst
The GOLD Run MME.-The statement
which has been published, that police officer
jackson, who has been at Gold Run for
day or two on business, Gays that at 3 o'clock
yesterday morning he was waiting for tie
train a. Gid Run station, and could dis
tinctiy hear nOiss SIS of quartz mill and
rush Of water; that he saw a big light
down ia the canyon ;'thRt ne asked what it
meant that ne was told by an old citizen
that the same Gold Ruu mine which was
epi iasd by Judge Temple was in full opera
ton; that it bad been so for two weeks /;
that il had been using 500 inches OF water,
running day and night that Chinese were
bsing employed; and also that he saw a
strong stream OF very muddy water in the
ditch, is denied as far IS the running of the
mine is concerned, on the authority of the
Superintendent, J. l.. Gould, Of Dutch Flat,
who says the Gold Run Ditch aud Mining
Company have not run since they were en-
ined."
Police CoURT.-Tne following business
was transacted in the Police Court, Justice
Gilmer presiding, yesterday: james A.
Anderson, battery, deposit forfeited; John
Williams, Dan DIury and Mike Brady, CON.
mou drunks, found guilty. sentenced to ninety
days in the County Jail 81. Hess, drunk,
deposit forfeited James Murphy. petit lar
ceny, continued to November 25.h; ]. Ea-
right, petit larceny, cen inued to November
% III; ID. Schaumberger, disturbing the peace,
continued Co November ed; Barney Cum
mings, drawing and exhibiting deadly
weapon, found guilty, fined $40; Sic June and
Sis Que, receiving stolen property. continued
to November ooh; s. Brock, disturbing the
pesca, continued to November sd; Edward
Regain, battery. continued to November 29tA;
Johanna Hagte, enticing, dismissed j. j.
DOnohus. battery, continued to November
24th; Luke Saith, disturbing the peace,
found guilty.
EOSDs TO BE REPAIRED.-The following
VS. adopted by the Board of Supervisors st
the meeting yesterday d" Whereas, he Board
having made great progress towards having
graded roads leading from Sacramento city
to the interior OF the county, and believing
that tae interests Of Sacramento city and the
county dsInand that all the main and leading
roads should bs graded ard put in good or
der, therefore, resolved, tbst the county pro.
coed at once aud commence at the city
boundary and have all the main roads graded
as far IS the Costumes river. using the road
graders now owned by the county and
further resolved, that the consideration OF
the matter be lsid over and set for further
and final action until the h day OF Deem
Der OF 10 a. NJ, and the Board invite tsxpay-
ers to meet at said time and advise with it as
to the advisability of such action"
FREIGHT TO ARRIVE. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
@~kA AAosanS L. W. DSnHaAb, 4 CsSSt
picture frames; Locke & Lsyens5n, l bale
rugs Hale Bros. l. Co., boxes shoes W.
K. Strong, 8 boxes and bags seed, S barrels
chestnuts; b. Cohen, boxes curtain corners
Holman, Stanton & Co., l carload plows
LindleV & Co., CASES citrop, / case lemon
peel, rs barrels sugar Billrngsley & Co, 10
cases toothpicks; j. L. Stoll. l case nickel.
plated saddlery A. a. Van VOORHEES, & Co,
4 cases nickel-plsted harness; Sco6eld &
Tevis, Is barrels backing; Standard Oil
Company. 800 cases oil.
NEw TINE CARp.-A new time card will
20 into eject on Monday morning next. The
local train heretofore run between this city
and San Francisco viii be withdrawn. The
usual seesnd-cIass car, with fare at 81 so, will
be attached TO the overland express every day
II the week. The Pacif: express will arrive
In Sacramento from the East at 6:55 A. II.
and depart at 7:2o A. N. G'ne train from the
bay, which is known as the Atlantic express
viii srrive in this city at the usual hour, ESQ
P. N.
a SETTLEMENT REQUEsTED~Parties in
debsed to US viii please call and settle their
accounts by December 1st. otherwise they
VII be turned over TO cur attorl ey for collec-
ton. Alderman & Co.. 629 J str>si.
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