Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CITY BOARD OF TRUsTEEs.-The Board of
City Trustees met in regular session at 10
o'clock yesterday, Mayor Brown presiding
and ell the members present. Mark Foster,
Chief Engineer Of the Water Works, reported
the works in operation 13S hours durisg the
past week, and that 20, l4O, 500 gallons were
pumped Mrs. NJ. Lane appeared and com.
planned Of the Poundmaster, and that official
was ordered to appear before the Boa-d next
Monday Phil. Cohen complained OF the
manner in which Fitch street was being
sprinkled. Referred to the Street Commits
sioner. An ordinance was passed reducing
the prics of dog tags hereafter sold from
81 so to 81. Those who have already pur-
chased will not be required to buy new ores
until July l, 1888. Tne new year for which
tags will be sold begins the first OF the coming
month. Henry Longton appeared and asked
that an ordinances BIZ passed requiring vegeta-
BILE peddlers to pay license. Taken under
Advisemsnt. Bids were received for filing in
the block between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
and b and q streets. The contract was
awarded to P. McHale at 10 $40 cents per
cubic yard. The Board adjourned after al
lowing the following bills: Peter McGinnis.
S24 Thomas Cotter. $50; James Wood,
500; Capital Ice Company. So 20; james
1ScoGaAhT - o. tLAAst 80 81.
Harvey. Sc; John Lynch, S24; +. Hough-
ton, $50; a. King, S44 40; r. johnson, S4S;
Scott 4 Muir, s. 10; \. Baird, assignee,
$40 T. V. Alstine, 81 p; S. Stein, 81 40 |;
l.. Chung. 81; }. T. Barron, So; VIM. Land,
81 80; NJ. J. Burke, Captain Company A,
S34; j. z. Dalton. Captain Company G..
S3i; ?. II. Coggins, sl2j.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
yesterday pursuant TO law. all the members
present. Minutes read and approved. The
application of Mrs. Walker for relief was re-
ferred to Supervisor Butler with power to
act. The application of Mrs. Salgord for re-
lief was referred 10 Supervisor Blair. In the
matter of the appointment Of Road Oversesr
for District No. u, Mr.. Blair placed in NOM
instion Charles Miller, to take the place OF
Dye, whose resignation viii take effect July
1st On cali of the roll Mr. Miller was de-
clared elected for the term Of one year from
July l, 1882, and bond fixed st $500. Chas
Meyer was allowed S12 80 for relief. The
application Of z. B hi for relief for Mrs.
Ksgee wss referred to Supervisor Butler.
10 the matter Of the election Of Trustee for
Reclamation District No. 3il, vice J. NJ.
Upham, resigned. Mr.. Beckley placed in
nomination w. B. Latham. Samuel Blair
nominated George J. Hughston. Mr.. Hugh
ston on roll-call was elected. The following
demands were allowed and ordered paid: L.
Christy, S120; Fl. S. Croker Co. 1913 70;
Samuel Blair, so 70; n. L. Drew & Co.,
$40 OF; Charles EtliDg. SO; VIM. Rippon,
Sc ID. Dierssen. 50 H. p Vaudeville. 1872;
Prince Bent, $50; II. S. Croker Il Co,
--152 30; n L. Drew & Co.. 500.
A CASE OF BURGLARY.-Last Friday even.
ing party who gave his name as c. II.
Lewis registered at the State House and was
assigned to a room. During the night,
shortly after he had retired. be unlocked by
means Of pair Of nippers the adjoining
room, and stole silver watch and S26 in
money. He Immediately left the hotel and
went to lodging house on l. street, near
Seventh, where he had hired q room during
the day. TIE next morning the lady from
whom he had rented the room on l. street.
and her little girl. were walking in the back
yard OF the premises, when the child discov-
cred silver watch sscreted 10 some rubbish
The Chief Of Police was notified OF the
theft, and also of the discovery OF the watch,
early the next morning after the act had been
committed, and in less than half an hour
Chief Karcher and local Coffee had the thief
arrested and locked up IN the City Prison.
The watch aud Ill of the money stolen from
the room 81 Tie OLALb I1Ohac Was ECCONCKChs
There is q very strong case against the burg
lar, and ne cannot escape the State Prison.
The gentleman who occupied the room at the
State House which was burglarized was MIR.
Millet, farmer who resides in Y olo county.
TRADE MARKs-J. Adolph Boyken, of
San Francisco, has fled trademark. 1t is
in the form and shape Of a stamp-the de-
vice. emblem and Imprint upon 6 white
ground, printed in red colors, is spread
eagle, in whose talons is a scroll cylinder
bearing the legend: "Green's Corn Rea-
edy." Clarence w. Coburn. of San Fran
cisco. has filed these trademarks on cigars !:
The first consists Of the words, " FL Esthete,"
or Gel Esshete Cigar" and the pictorial
representation of maD holding flowers in
his hand, and also crowned with flowers
either used together or separately. The sec
ond consists Of the words, 1.-THE Estbetic
Cigar" and pictorial representations. The
third consists of the words, Clock, Our
Click or the word CLOCK" with any other
prefix, and the figure of q clock-either used
together or separately.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Odgen for Sacramento on the
10Th For S. H. Davis, case silver-p!ated
ware; Lindley & Co.. 20 barrels hams; Hale
Bros. & Co, 2 cases cuffs Scott & Muir, 2
boxes gas fixtures; Adams, Mcneil & Co.,
IA pals tobacco; Hartwell, Hotchkiss &
Stalker, l scrollsaw machine Waterhouse
& LESTER, crates singletrees, crates neck
yokes, 10 crates and 103 bundles spokes, l5S
bundles rims N. S. Arnold Co, bale
hose Elmer Bros, barrels whisky A. A.
Van VOORHEES, & Co., bales saddlery, box
whips Hall, Luhrs & Co., 1 case cigars !:
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., l sheet iron, l
box screws, l box hardware J. I. Stoli, l
box whips.