Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-22
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

ment, al the members present.
The petition of Fl. E. Barton and Others
for re-opening the old line stage road from
Folsom to Michigan Bar, was granted, ane
on motion of GIr. Christy, the clerk wa
instructed to notify the Road Oversser tx
remove all obs,ruciiors from said road.
A petition Of citiz ms for an appointment
of Constable in Granite township was
read and laid over until Thursday at two
O'Clock P. Il.
The petition Of Albert Lester and other.
for alterations Of the road from Folsom t.
Michigan Bar, Yves ordered on file and bond
approved. John u. Butler, VIM. Sayles and
j. II. Wallace were appointed as viewers.
Certain parties having withdrawn their
names from the petition of ]. L. Cross and
others. and a remenstrance having been filed
against opening tie road asked for, on motion
of Mr.. Bsilsy-the petition not having suf.
fcient names on tit was ordered that the
order heretofore made appointing viewers be
vacated and set aside. On motion of Mr..
Butler, Mr.. Ceyle and Mr.. Lindley were al.
lowed to withdraw their names from the pc.
tition.
The grant Of a right of way for public
highway from John I. Csrdwell and others
Office of the County Recorder
H. o. Beatty appeared before the Board,
and on his petition taxes were RENTED on
the following property The east half of Let
l and the whole of lots 2, 8, 4, 3, 6, T. s, in
the square between P and Q, Twenty-fourth
and T@enty-tfth streets the entire block be-
tween and Q, Twenty fifth and Twenty
sixth streets; lois q 3, 4, 7 and U, Thir-
tsenth and Fourteenth streets, and lots l, 2,
g. 4, @ and r, Twentieth and Twenty first
streets, in the city of Sacramento. assessed
TO Ross F. Foote in 1865 and l.. ii. Foote in
1867.
On petition of Albert Lester ct al. for
alteration of road from Folsom to Michigan
Bar, the following viewers were appointed /:
John E. Butler, VIM. Sayles, J. II. Wallace.
Petition placed on file and bond approved.
Grants of right of way for public highway
from John T. Cardwell and others, read and
ordered to be recorded Ia Office Of County
Recorder.
The order appointing viewers fer road in
Road District Ne. 3 was vacated and set
aside.
Report of viewers in Road District No. 2
was received and PLACED on file, and the road
ordered opened to the public.
petition was received from John Miller
and Others in regard to distractions on road
on Tyler Island, and fled, and the Road
Ogerseer is ordered to cause the distractions
on said road where it passes through the
lands of the children of l.. Winters to be
removed.
The following claims were allowed and
ordered paid: NJ. Hanrahan, S6S; j. T..
Cardwell, $3.50; 1. N. Bsbcock, -S2S 30; j.
H Scott, 81 80.
Board adjourned to Thursday, February
23i.
ANTI .PoLYGAMY MEETING. = An anti
polygamy mass meeting will be held at the
Westminster Presbyterian Church this even
ing. The meeting is called in pursuance of
an address issued by mass meeting held in
Chicago last month, and signed by Thomas
J. Hale Dow, George S. Willets aul E. F.
Cragin. The address opens with these words:
1--WE are to-day face to face with polyga-
nous Mormonism, and the question is: Shall
it be suppressed or shall it Conquer? The
situation is critical. This winter seems to us
to be, perhaps, our last opportunity to sup
press it by peaceable means" 01e
of the paragraphs OF the address.
as a reason for speedy action, quotes
from the speech cf George @. Cannon, as re-
Gently delivered il Salt Lake City: 1.-The
Government Of the United States would be
powerless in the future, as it has been in the
past, to enforce tbs arti-polygamy or any
other law detrimental to the interests OF
progress of the Kingdom Of God on EARTH
Nineteen years ago on the I'd OF last July the
Congress OF the United States passed law
to prohibit and punish the practice of polyg-
amy in the Territories. How much prohibi.
ton has the law effected? How many of US
have been punished for the practice of polyg-
amy?n The address appoints or suggests
that meetings to adopt resolutions and ad-
dress memorials to Congress be held On Wash
iugtoa's birthday throughout the county, TO
thus secure g national protest sgainst Can.
mons boast. The address declares that po-
lygamy is spreading through Idaho, Arizona,
New Mexico, Wyoming and Montana, and
menaces Colorado. The following gentlemen
will address the meeting tonight: Judge S.
C. benson, w. B. q. Brown, Rsv. 4. S
Dunn and Rev. n. Slater.
PHILHARMONIC CONCERT. = The Philhar-
monte Society gave a grand concert at the
Metropolitan Theater last evening, that was
largely attended. The audience was not only
large, but thoroughly appreciative. The con-
cert was an even performance, and compared
favorably with the others given By the As O.
citation, probably not more than one preced-
ing can be spoken of as better. The pro-
gramme was sufficiently varied, and was
given in the order announced in the RECORD
UNION of yesterday. The vocal soloists were
Miss Fleissner, Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. Carter Mrs,
Mott, Miss Woods, Miss Wilsey and MIR.
Auerbsch. MIR. Fleissner, beside acting as
musical director, gave a piano solo of two
numbers Miss Amelia BOIL was the accom-
panist of the evening. Mrs. Fitch, on sing
ing Loves Ecstscy," was recalled, and
gave the song NV Mother Bid Me Bind
Ny hair" Miss Wilsey was also encored,
and she and the chorus required to repeat the
selection from The Seasons" Owing to
the indisposition of Miss Fiei.s1er, when the
last number was reached, the ode 1.-THE
Transient and the Eternal, in which she was
to sing with Miss Woods and Messrs Beau
mont and Bien, had to be omitted. In its
place two pieces were given, the Oh allie
Iujah Chorus" and Good Night my Beloved"
The society has reason to feel encouraged by
the support given it by the public last even
ing, and the manifestations of approval.
Mrs. PoTrs' LEcrUREs.-Mrs. DR.. Potts
lectured again a. tie Congregational Church
last night to large and thoroughly appre-
ciative audience. Her subject was "Tha
DEaiu anu 4fStSuUo CJobSLus 11cT lSCLutts
are illustrated by manikins of the very best
description and by the most approved plates,
charts and diagrams. She is pleasing
speaker, almost immediately wins the atten.
ton of tho nearer, and at no time permits his
awakened interest to leg. Evidently the
lady is well versed ia her profession, and has
an accurate knowledge of the subjects OF
which she treats, and possesses the faculty OF
clearly communicating her information to her
auditors in high degree. Tonight she viii
deliver another lecture, her subject being
FOOD AID digestion, what to eat and how
to eat it, and the physiological effects OF
alcohol and narcotics" Yesterday afternoon
at half past o'clock she leetured to ladies
only, and will lecture to them again this
afternoon. The evening lectures are for both
sexes.
CARING FOR HM-When the Leavitt Va.
riety Troupe was here, B. McNulty, tbs
leading Irish character actor of the company
was taken sick with pneumonia. He was
placed at the Capital Hotel. The manage
telegraphed to Leayitt, the proprietor of the
show. and asked hin what to do about
McNulty. Leavitt replied. directing that
every care be taken of the sick actor, and thai
no expense be spared IN providing for him
and that if necessary he (Leaviti) would be
responsible. When the troups came to bio
the sick man good. by, those who were pres
ent say that the parting was very touching,
and that McNulty's friends, with whom hi
was a great favorite lafE him very substantial