Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
The City Board Of Trustees met at the
City III all yesterday morning All the mem.
bsrs wsrs present.
Tue resolution offered by Trustee Guten-
berger on the I4th was taken up and consid-
cred. This resolution, it will be remembered,
was in regard to houses Of ill.fans on certain
streets OF the city, requiring their immediate
removal All of the Tsustees spoke OF the
matter as being a moys 10 the RICH. direction
The following preamble and resolution was
passed unanimously:
WHEREAS 1t appearing 70 the Board Of Trustees
from and upon Information OF citizens that the
houses o. illfame located on L. Second and Streets
as provided in Sections 81, and $40 OF the Penal
Code OF the State OF California, and II further APP
pearing TO the Board Of Trustees that the inmates
thereof also violating the provision Of the city
ordinance therefore be il
Resolved, That the Chief Of Police be instructed
10 enforce the law in regard TO houses Of il fame
aud to instruct the Police Department that such
enforcement must be carried out the letter upon
pain of having their salaries Withheld according to
Section 10 OF the Act incorporating the city, wherein
II says the Auditor shall not aow the salary OF any
officer who shall have neglected failed refused to
perform each and every Of the duties, matters and
things which the law, ordinanc regulation of the
Trustee5 may be imposed upon hesf
Permission was grantedto II. I. Gibbons
to opan shooting gallery.
The amended bond of j L. Griffits, Fire
Commissioner, was recsivedand approved.
The report OF Mark Foste Chief Engineer
of the Water Works, show: that the pumps
were 10 operation 16S hours luring the week
Total number Of gsllons pumped, "a, 1897, $50.
Alter auditing and ordering paid the fol-
lowing bills, the Board adjourned: Hugh
Jeffreys, 81 40; James Ccffa, $40; Robert
Anderson, Sl15; Hol5rook, Merrill & Stes-
son, S203 50 LOTUS 4 Fsrre,, SOC 80 SEQ.
fsld Teyis, $40; VIM. Lautkotser. S35; ID.
De Bernardo, So; Sam Natbn, 81 20; Wm.
Davidson, $40; James Leonard. SO 80 /;
Henry Wi.tsn, 81 80; s. T. G. Sale, S. /;
Thomas Cotter. S15; L. Renn, Sl2 50; f.
Houshtor, Sl2; james Harvey, Sl2; J ohm
Lynch, Sl2; Reuben johnson S24 2. NJ.
Ginniss, 81; Jos. Bouquier, IA 10; Thos.
Burns, s..
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-Fregat as follows
for Sacramento passed Ogden ontle 1Sh: For
A. A. Van Voorhies & O., casa VIII .. han.
dies, l case whips; Jones & Giyens, 2Cb reels
barb wire; Holman Stanton & Co., cases
carriage bolts, cases ron locks kirk.
Geary & Co, 1 case and box druys, l9boxes
soap; Standard Oil Company, 80 ses tur-
pentine. 800 cases oil J. NJ. Fisdnann, i
box candy Baker L. H.niitor 2l7 reels
barb wire Adams, Mcneil & Co., l case
cards, 80 cases canned fsa; Weinstock &
Lubin, box dry goods, l box cosets, l box
hats; W. G.. Richards N, Ga butdles wrap.
ping paper w. D. Comstcck, boxes wood
seated chairs; Frank Il. Cspp, / box dry
goods, l box stationery 2 boxss toys, box
sheet music, 2 boxes table wire, boxss fancy
soap. box hardware; s. u. Hoisoo, box
planed boards; Msbius & ca. pkgs tobacco ;
John Dixon, box msps;G . o. Bates &
Co.. II wheslbarrows, 6 bgDdles frsmes, 3
bundles trays, 4 bundles wh.sls, box bolts :;
Lindley & Co., 100 cans ,5ndsnsed milk |;
Huntington. Hopkins & Co.. 1 iron wise, 8
, boxes hardware, 2 boxes scaes, box scale
Weights, 107 bundles shows, cases iron
screws; j. q. Davis, box marble, l box wal.
nut, l case cots; q. B. Corgiu, ] CASE ci.
gars Fl. Eckhsrdt, cases cartridges BIZ
Kingsley Il Co., cases brushs, box and 2
barrels knives, l box faucets. case egg
besters; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 1856 c1ses oys-
tiers. Is tisrces hams n. S. Arnald L. Co., IS
bundles spolses Booth & c., 6 cases pick
handles; w. A. & G. S. Houghton, 2
boxes books.
WHEAT, BARLEY AND F10uR.-A large
amount of wheat IS being daily brought 60
tie three Touring mills OF this city on ooun.
try teams. TIE farmers all say that their
yield was larger and of much better quality
than was anticipated prior TO the time Of
harvesting. The wheat from the plains land
Is tolerably plump, and brings 81 60 per cws
delivered at the mills. 4 fsrmer who lives
near Nicolaus thrashei 1904 bushels Of large
plump wheat from thityacre tract an
average of nearly 20 bushels to the acre. and
which would be called large yield in any
country. The bulk of the barley crop this
season is what is termed brewing, although
there is plenty of feed barley, Good fesd
barley brings 81 27k at the mills. and brew
ing VIII bring about 10 cents more at The m 1t
houses. Il was thought fes months since
that the opening up of the Southern Pacific
would create California -four trade in Texas
and louisiana. Large shipments have been
made to that country from this rity, but have
not resulted IN profit 10 The shippers.
Throughout the valley OF the Mississinri
there has been an immense wheat Weld the
present season, and -four from Ohio 10 fancy
barrels is selling from So so to S. rs in New
Orleans. Sacramento millers cannot compete
with Eastern mills at those figures.
BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs.-The Board Of
Supervisors met yesterday punuant to ad-
journment, all the msmtsrs present.. Min.
utes of the previous mcel wee read and
approved. The resignation of ?. II. Cos.
gins as Justice of the Peace in Sacramento
city, was read and accepted, T,W GiImer
was chosen to fill the vacancy. The claim Of
l.. Wait, for $50 So was allowed, also the
claims of o. O. jackson, for SD 50 aud AZ
Perish, for SIS. Ga motion Of Mr. blair.
the District Attorney was instructed 10 com.
mence proceedings to open the road in Dis.
trict No. Ia. known as the Piercs and Yer.
milya road. The report of Thomss Jenkins.
Road Oversser of District No. Ii, was received
and referred to Supervisor Beckley, and by
him reported as correct and filed. The Board
adjourned till to-day at 10 o'clock
LATE ARRESTS The following appeared
on the slate at the ssation.house at L o'clock
last night: Sam Ruggles and Charles Fsgin,
for robb;uy sold Moss," the colored man, in
dice game, By Cafferty and Bissel, local !;
levy Tom Barnes, for disturbing the peacs !:
jake Hammond aud Hen Winters, two
DRINKS, by Deputy Constable Barron Depis
Neary, charged with misiemeanor, by Dep
uty Sheriff Garet.; Alex Steinmier and
David Smith, for disturbing the peace, by
officer Farrell Handy Andy, drunk. ny
Frazss and EldIed.
PRICES ron The OPENING WEEK OF THE
METRoPoLIrAN THEATER.-Ou the opening
night of the Metropolitan Theater tickets for
the dress circle sad parqust will be s. in.
Guiding reserved seats; family circle 81 ::
gallery, so cents. The balance of the we4k
the dress circle and psrquss will be 81 so
family circle, 20 eents; galley, 80 cents
The management desires to announce to ire
public that tie snail extra charge over De
original price 10 ia consequences of the i'm
msuse cost of this great company, and The
preparations necessary for the opsning.
ADMISSION DAY.-Last evening commit.
tee from the organization of California Pic.
nesrs and one from the Native Sons of he
Golden West me. ss their hall, aud decided
to celebrate Admission Day, the oh Of Ser.
TENDER. They have decided on holding
picnic, have literary exercises and grand
ball st East Park.
ARTICLES OF INooRPoRA'ToH.- we,s
fled with the Secretary of State yesterday
articles of incorporation by the Amador Fruit
Growing Association. Caatal stock, 500, coo
divided into 20 600 shares. Directors-Gso
II. Mendel. G. 81. Burton, j. j. Screwner,
Z. A. Phelps aad A. K Masssn. Pr incipal
piscs OF business, San Francisco.
ALMOST A FIRE.-Abous 7:Se 2. NJ. yester.
d " hanging csal-oil lamp exploded in the
CITY saloon, on K street, between Third and
Fourth. The paper ornaments on the ceiling
caught on FIRE and were consumed. The FIRE
wa, extingnished without calling out the de-
psrsment.
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