Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-28

freight passed Ogden for Sacramento, to arrive
on the oath For Weinstock & Lubin, 9 boxes
and cases hate. 6 cases boots and shoes,
box clothing, box drugs Hale Bros, l. Co.,
2 boxes cotton goods, l box quilts, box
linens; Locke 4 Layenson, > rolls carpet !;
George o. Bates & Co., cases picks, case
wedges. l case sledges, s cases axes J. A.
Cunningham, A bundles water pipe: Stude-
baker Bros, l car wagons l.. L. Lewis &
Co, 90 stoves, boxes hardware; G.. w.
Chesley & CO., 10 one eighth casks liquor !;
Continental Oil Company, l car oil Hunt
ingtop, Hopkins l. Co.. car nails G. B.
Corwin. l case cigars Van Heusen & Hun
toon, 2 bales upholstery goods E. Lyon &
Co., case corsets and buttons G. p. r. L.
Co., case steam ibjectors; w. A. 4 G. s.
Houghton, case paper; Baker & Hamilton.
l box hardware /; Holman, Stanton L Co., 20
boxes, barrel steel traps, 2 boxes hinges, 2
boxes screws L. K. Hammer, 2 boxes or
gaus; Booth & Co., box tobacco.
CRY OFFIcERs ELEcrED.-The annual
election of subordinate city officials was held
by the Board Of City Trustees yesterday
morning, and resulted in but little change of
those who have held positions for year or
two past These changes were confined to
three-Mark Foster succeeding J Ohm A. Gun
nipcham IA Chief Engineer of the Water
Works; NJ. Brock was chosen "a second fire.
man in place of - Egan, and T. Rumble was
elected Poundmaster in place OF 7. Branni-
gan. This makes the city officers for the en-
sung year as follows Surveyor, L. +. Bas-
sett Superintendent of Cemeteries, S. r.
Caldwell; City Taper J. w. Watt; Grief
Engineer of the Water Works, Mark Foster !;
First Assistant. Fred Berger Second Assist
ant, Z. IL. Williams First Fireman, VIM.
Connell; Second Fireman, NJ. Brock Third
Fireman, j. j. Schick; Pcundmaster, p.
Rumble: Harbormaster, n. A Kidder. 1t
was ordered that all the bonds be fixed in the
game amounts as heretofore.
COMMITTEE ON REsoLuTIoNs.-In Depart
ment One of the Superior Court yesterday
morning. L. S. Taylor announced the death
of Joseph Wallis, member of the Bar, and
moved that when the Court adjourn for the
dav that it adjourn oat of respect to the
memory of said Joseph Wallis. Hon. R. G.
Clark. Superior Judge, made appropriate and
feeling remarks in relation TO the late member
Of the Bar of Sacramento county, and upon
motion of S. Scion Holl, committee con.
.;st;pg of S. S. Holl, w. & Van Fleet and
I, 5. Taylor. were appointed to draft and re-
mort res buttons in relation to the deceased.
A meeting of the Bar was annoanced to be
beld AZ the Courthouse at 9 A. NJ. to-day.
SCHOOL ELECTION. The Gait Gazette says:
The voters of Laguna School District, in
which Clay Station is located. voted tax of
$500 for the purpose of building new school
bouse The district contains upward of
tyventv-fiye school children. and heretofore the
Tr1,stees have been compelled to rent private
,,ronsrtv for use es a school-room, and the
,p,ecassitv for school-house is imminent. The
49, LIVED will not be collected until the time
when taxes are paid, but few public spirited
citizens are ready to proceed with the work
az soon as they can learn whether the tax
levy viii stand or not.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday
Ed. Dolan was charged with being drunk,
and npoa examination pleaded guilty. be
stood up in the dock, told the same old story
and promised to do 50 no more. Fined 90, or
five DAYS in the city prison. james SULLIVAN
oet;f larceny waived jury trial; case con-
tinued until 10 a. n. to day. Loriando Fl
sano pleaded guilty to being drunk hned 30
or five DAYS in the city prison. Henry ana
Paddy West, robbery, case continued TO ~
A. N. to-day.
WANTED, a lively cash boy at the .ed
House.