Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

at 10 a. NJ. yesterday, all the members pres
ent. A. Burns appeared before the Board
and complained of certain distinctions to the
road leading from j street, at point near
the house of George Lusk, north to the lands
of Mr.. Burns. On motion of Mr. Bailey the
Clerk was instructed to notify the Overseer
of Road District No. 10 to remove all unlaw-
full distractions from said road. w. Ell. Foye
presented = communication stating that he
had rendered to Wendell Kaerth and B. w.
Wilder the amount of damages awarded in
the condemnation of land in Road District
No. 13, and that they had refused it. 1t was
then ordered that the District Attorney of
the county commerce proceedings to procure
the right of way over the lands of Messrs
Kaerth and Wilder. Subsequently the latter
accepted the amount awarded hirl. Mr..
Wilson, at the afternoon session, moved that
the Hall of Records be accepted as complete,
in accordance with the contract. Mr.. Blair
seconded it, and on a call of the roll it was
unanimously adopted. On motion of Mr..
Butler the iron bridge connected with the
Hall Of Records was accepted as complete.
a vote of thanks was then rendered to Messrs.
earle & Cr0ly for the efficient manner in
which they had performed their contract in
the construction of the Hall of Records.
HELD FOR PERJURY.-On the 18th of April,
1886. Charles Shear was sued by L. c.
Chandler on behalf of Boyd ard Davis for
months rent Of saloon on the corner of
Front and K streets. On the first trial Shear
produced receipt for the rent, purporting to
be signed by Chandler, and swore that he
paid Chandler the money, as the receipt
showed. The receipt was held by the Court
to be forgery, and Judgment was accord
iDgly rendered for the plaintiff for $40.
Afterwards Chandler instituted proceedings
for forgery against Shear in the Police Court.
At that examination he acknowledged that
he never had paid Chandler the $40. The
proceedings were dismissed in the Police
Court. In Justice Tubbs' Court yesterday,
Shear was arraigned upon complaint sworn
to by Chandler, charging him with having
committed perjury in Justice Haynes Court
in swearing that he had paid Chandler the
said sum of $40, and that the receipt was
genuine. Ad. G. Hinkson appeared for
Shear and H. L. Buckley for the people.
After hearing the case the Judge held Shear
TO answer and fixed the bail at 81, 900.
Observation-Disclosures of incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary of State of
the City Front Water Company, of San
Francisco. 1t is formed for the purpose of
supplying the inhabitants of the city and
Bay of San Francisco and waters adj scent
thereto, with pure, fresh water for domestic,
mercantile, manufacturing and all such other
uses IS pure, fresh water is or may be applied
TO. Drectors-George W. McNear, Andrew
Crawford. josiah n. Knowles. James f.
Chapman and A. Chesebrough. Capital
$3.50 600. il 2 $50 shares. Also of the Lin
coin Mill, to DO a general lumber milling
business in the city and county of San Fran
cisco, and the county of Humboldt, CalifOr-
MIA. Principal place OF business, San Fran
cisco. DirecGcrs-G. J. Dempster, G. +.
Dempster, N. Ross Dempster, ID. r. Demp-
ster and g. s. Keys. Capital, 100000, in
1000 shares.
COUNTY HALL OF RECORDS The Hall Of
Records was accepted yesterday by the Board
of Supervisors. The following is the item
ICED cost of the structure Original contract
for Hall of Records, SOS, 779; contract for
furnishing lower story, including the hall,
vault and committee room for Board of Su-
pervisors and the Treasurer's Office and vault,
all fre-Drotf, s., $50 contract for iron CORR.
dor, 81. 7S7 !; total contracts, $50, 911. Credit
on above for copper specified in original con-
tract and ordered not put in by the Board of
Supervisors, 1925; leaving total of $50 726.
Extrss-Changes made In book shelving by
order of the Board of Supervisors, 1925 /;
BETlpS IN UOOl IOT pSbluEs ltOu fouS anu
labor on same, SIS; extra stone work, SAY );
total extras S252. Amount paid Carrie &
Croly, S36, 97S: amount paid w. H. Hamil-
ton, architect. 81 S57 n. Total cost Of build
ing, S3S, SS5 n.
AUCTION To-DAY.-By order of John
Thomas, Bell & Co. will sell at auction to-day
an elegant walnut chamber set, with clipper
edge spring and hair mattress; 8 hair cloth
sofa, two camp chairs, wardrobe, safe,
several chromos. Brussels and ingram carpets,
Buck stove and fixtures, rep lounge, mar
bic top table, etc. Also at the same time
two bay horses; a carriage, whips and robes,
and four-year.old mare. Tne sale com
rnences az half.past 10 A. NJ, in front Of the
salesroom, No. 9l6 street.
ORDER OF THE IRON HALL.-Monday
evening Deputy Supreme Justice Alexander
Rothenstein instituted branch of this Or
der W a large membership. The following
officers were installed for the ensuing term :
Past Chief Justice, Samuel Marks Chief
Justice, A. Landau; Vice-J ustice, c. Kauf-
man; Accountant, A. Nj. Cunningham !;
Treasurer, Charles Dangler Adjuster, Chas.
J.. Foster Prelate, 2. Is. Myers 4; Herald, NJ.
Stein Trustees-Theo. Schumacher, Julius
Ziegier, Samuel Stein.
POLICE CoURT.-Business as follows was
transacted in this Court yesterday A. 7.
Renwicks case Of battery was dismissed for
want of prosecution John Goodwin. arrested
as healthy beggar, was discharged; j. 3.
Kennin, drunk, was assessed $40 and Jas.
Morehouse, similarly charged, was fined the
same amount.
HUssARs' PIcSIo.-The twenty-fourth an
nual picnic of the Sacramento Hussars will
be held at Coylss Grove, Woodland, on
Tuesday, May 9th. First appearance OF the
Sacramento Hussars' band, consisting Of
twenty pieces, with new uniforms.
COUNTY RoADs.-The county road from
Guthrie's Station to the County Hospital is
being graveled. There is large force of men
and teams at work on that piece of the road
and they are making an excellent roadway.
MILITARY PIoNIo.-The annual picnic of
The Sars6eld Guard will be held at Natoms
Grove, near Folsom, on Sunday. May 14th.
Every effort will be made to make 1t one OF
the pleasantest of the season.
RUNAwAY.-B. R. Crocker's horse INDUCED
in a runaway yesterday morning. starting
from Third street, between l and j, and run
ring up X to Sixth, where ne was captured
before doing any damage
GRADUATEs.-John E. Armstrong, Charles
King and Arthur Wilson, of Sacramento, and
Louis d. Windmiller, Of Folsom, have re-
Gently graduated from the Sacramento BUSH
ness College.
TRADR-MARK.-Phi. Neis, of San Fran
cisco, has iled with the Secretary Of state
his claim to the following trademark
a. Neis' Choice California Hops"
SHIPMENTS EAsr.-A wholesale house Of
this city shipped yesterday carload OF
brandy to Chicago. and carload OF wine to
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPRovEMEETs.-The City Hall is 70 be
renovated. The Courtroom will be ca.oi-
mined and new mating put down.
SATIN BRocADED, twilled or plain silk, in
plain or fancy colors, with or without lining
and lace The richest assortment Of parasols
in the city is at the Red House.
MOUNTAIN TRoUT.-We have nsde ar-
rangement to receive fresh, daily, large
assortment Of Mountain Trout. De Ber-
na,di & Co., 30S and 80 K street.