Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-28
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

day evening at half'pass o'clock.
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.
The Board OF City Trustees met in regular
session at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, all
the members present. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and approved.
a. Pelsier applied for permission to erect
two buildings on the east side of Second
street, next to the corner of L. He stated
that they would be Of brick fronts, with iron
sides and ends, tin roofs, one story in hight
snd 80 by go feet in dimensions. Also one on
the north side of l. street, next TO the corner
OF Second, ia dimensions p by Sc fest, and Of
the same material as the others. Referred 10
the Street Commissioner.
James Touhey was granted permission to
put in a pipe to connect with the sewer in
the alley between Fourth and Fifth, o and
2 streets.
Judge w A, Henry appeared before the
Board and stated that he had not yet ap.
pointed successor to the late Alfred Spiulis,
as Clerk OF the Police Court, and if the
Board had 10 objections he and City Attor-
ney ". A Anderson had concluded to do the
work for the present and give the proceeds Of
the Office to taa orphans Of Mr.. Spinks. The
BOaTQ cJGCluQeQ NudL lEei6 COulu DS 10 o.
lection to their so doing.
John a. Cunning ham, Chief Engineer Of
the Water Works, reported that during the
past .week Z, 1863, $50 gallons of water were
pumped
After ordering the payment of the follow
ing bills the Board adjourned S. Nathan,
81 rs; Capital Gas Company, 81, 157 so; f.
Steinmeyer, So 50 Reuben johnson, S44 /;
Dan Henessey, 81; james Coffee, So; John
Wall, SO; John Nelson, $50 30. James
Leonard, 81 %; g. +. G. Sale 81 50; L. L
Lewis & Co., 81 so; James Harvey, SIS /;
John Carroll, SIG; John Mulahey, $40; NJ
Daley, $15; P. Hallanap, $40; james Ray,
SIS; Andrew Walker, S12; p. Mcdonald,
Sl7; Frank Houghton, $40; jerry O'Neil,
SIS; John Lynch, S22; Thomas Cotter, S24 !;
Peter McGinnis, S24 Ed. Souney, SIS Is !;
w. 4. & G. S. Houghton, So so; Wiz. J.
Davis, Sal Thomas Rowe, s..
FIRE COMMISSIONERS. Board of Fire
Commissioners held their regular monthly
meeting last evening. Present, Wilson and
Jones. The payroll of the department for
the month, 81, 5i5, was allowed, and ordered
paid. The designations of Robert Dawson,
extraman, and Henry Cornte, engineer of
steamer No. 2, were received and accepted
Cor. Hawkins was elected evtramap, and
Abel Dart engineer for steamer No. g.
Frank Daraux was transferred to steamer No.
2, Frank Wilder to the hook and ladder
company and Con. Hawkins to steamer No
l. Tee annual reports of the Board of Fire
Commissioners and of the Chief Engineer
were received and filed, and an order made
that 300 copies of the same be printed. On
motion, it was ordered that the resolutions Of
respect to the memory of Mike Br3te, passed
by this Commission, be Published in the daily
papers. and that a copy of the same be deliv-
cred to the family of the deceased. After
allowing the following bills the Board ad-
journed: E Lyon, $40 -; Gutta percha
Rubber Company. 81; Capital Gas Com
psny, S29 10 /; @. Sullivan, S24 so; Z. Igor,
50 so; Whittier, Fuller & Co., SO 80 |;
George Boyne, IS; G. L. Adams IS 70 !;
Pteaix Mills, 81 &c; Huntington, Hopkins
& Co., 81 60; Ridgeway, 81 so; Bauer,
81 %; f. a. Ebert, So; G. E. Adams,
SIG "A; Guthrie Bros, 81; P. Potter, 81 %;
Mr.. Ealsarey, so 80; R. A. Fish, SOS 80 j;
T. Slaughter, SO; L. Grisel, 81 80; S. S.
Nixon, 81 so; E. A. Burr, S. II.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY. AT a meeting of
the Republican City Central Committee, held
at their rooms in the Union Hotel last even
ing, all the members were present 1t was
resolved to hold a primary election, on Sat
u-day the 4th day of March. 1882, to be con-
ducsed on the Crawford plan, and held
under the provisions of the primary election
law, for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the offices of Third Trustee. City Attor-
ney, Chief Of Police and two Fire Commits
sioners lone to serve out the unsx-
PRED term of the late Mike Bryte).
said nominees TO be voted for at
the city election to be held in Sacrament to
on Tuesday, March IA, 1882. The polls will
be kept open at the several polling places
from u o'clock NJ, to o'clock P. NJ. The fol.
lowing named places and parsons were ap-
pointed as the places for holding aud the per-
sons for supervising the election in each ward
First Ward-Polls at Stevens Saloon, Third
and streets a. J. Vermilya, inspector
G. ii. Stevens and j. +. Slater, Judges.
Second Ward-Polls at Leslie's Saloon,
Fourth and K streets; w D. Stalker, In
spector John George and Ed. NJ. Martin,
Judges Third Ward-PolIs at William Tell
House, Ninth and j streets; John Rider. In.
spector; Dougald ellis and Z. A. Smith,
judges, Fourth Ward-Polls at Reimer's
Store, corner Eighth and N streets George
Murray, Inspector ; j. c. Rodgers and j. f.
Richardson. Judges.
SERIOUSLY INJURED. While playing with
other boys on Fifth street, between L and N,
on Sunday, Charles. the little son of John
Bauer, sustained injuries which resulted in
the breaking of his right collar bone. The
accident was in consequence of the falling on
him of al iron shutter which was piled up
with ether articles or the sidewalk.
MILITARY INSPECTION. Major Harry w.
Carroll, Brigade Inspector, has been ordered
TO inspect the companies of the National
Guard located in this city. Major Carroll
will be assisted by Captain j. A. Sheehan,
Abide Camp on the stsf, snd the inspection
win be ny company and thorough.
YESTERDAY was busy day at the millinery
rooms of the Red House, and expressions of
amazement and delight were many. TIE
very many new styles on exhibition, the ele-
CANT flowers and trimmings. all combine TO
gladden. the hearts OF the visiting fAlr. he'd
House Miliieery DePartm NJ. second tioor.
The BLUE HOUSE will open March Isl.
DoN'r FAIL to visit HaIs's this week. Their
center tables are loaded with broken lines of
good reduced from % to 80 per cent, the et-
feet of their stock taking.
one DOLLAR expended st Hale's this week
viii buy one dollar aud fifty cents worth OF
goods. All broken lines CT goods thrown out
at great reductions in price.
GARDEN AND LAWS SEEDS "A full stock
of all varieties, fresh and reliable. W. r.