Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

1elioWs: = 1t shall be unlawful Tor any per-
son or persons, firm or corporation, without
the permission of the Board Of Trustees first
obtained, to store, permit the storage, or keep
within the corporate limits of the city of Sac
ramento, in any one building or on any one
lot, any petroleum, or the refined products
thereof, ia larger quantity than 800 gallons,
to be always kept in metal caps or in iron
tanks" The penalty attached for the viola
ton Of the ordnance is "a fine of not more
than 500 or imprisonment in the cisy prison
not to exceed ten days" Complaints have
been made that the ordinance was being vic.
lated Oy number of persons, it being stated
that IN some places there were over y coo
gallons stored in q single building. Yester
day afternoon Chief OF Police Matt Karcher
arrested the following named persons and
charged them with violation of the ordi.
nance J. Q. Harvey, agent. and D. Nj.
Blank, bookkeeper of the Continental Oil
Company: L. H. Forester, of S1ofsld
Il Teyis; j. Steffens and L. Tozer,
OF Whittier, Fuller & Co. The parties
were released on fling S10O bond each. The
dealers IN Gil contend that the ordinance is
uncalled for, SIS the oil, when stored in cases.
Is not specially hazardous. They cite instances
OF where buildings have been burned over large
quantities OF oil and the oil atterward removed
from the debris and marketed. A test was
given on Front street Thursday last by che
of the companies, for the purpose of con-
vInclng the public that the oil was not
specially dangerous in case of a fire. A large
number OF citizsns were present, and pro-
nouncsd tbs test SIS very satisfactory. A Pc
tttion was II circulation yesterday asking the
Board of City Trustees to grant the dealers
the privilege which the ordinance provides
Inc cases Of the arrested parties will come
up IN the Police Court this morning, but viii
nFDhshlT, ba +5prat auyaitipr, an+,n -
the Trustees, which meets in regular session
on Monday morning.
New TINE TABLE The new time card, TO
go into effect on Monday, has been COM
pleted. The following changes have bten
made: The local train running between this
city and San Frsncisco, on the Benicia
route, which leaves at Clio A. NJ. and arrived
at $50 in the evening, will he withdrawn.
The overland train from the East will arrive
/ Sacramento at 6:55 A. NJ instead of 710
a NJ, a. heretofore, and will leave at 7:20 a.
NJ instead Of 1855 A. NJ. The freight and
emigrant train, from San Francisco by way
OF Beniejl, Will arrive here at 7:20 a. NJ in
stead Of a. N. The train for Woodland and
Knights Landing will leave here at 6:l5 P.
NJ instead OF 7:30 P. NJ and arrive here at
$50 a. 81. instead of 1875 A. NJ The freight
train for Marysyille and Chico will leave at
$3.50 a. NJ. instead of 5:15 A. NJ. According to
the time card, there will be no change in the
arrival or departure of passenger trains for
Stockton, Marysville or Colfax, or the $50 p.
NJ. train Tor San Francisco. Sscond.class tick
cts at 81 30 viii be sold for San Francisco
by way OF Benicia every day in the week.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
supervisors were in session Thursday, but
the only business transacted was the allowing
of the following bills, under the suspension of
'e rules: DR.. Charles E. Pinkham, for pro.
sionSi services, 81 so; NJ. Haurahan, for
relief OF The family of Abraham Wilson, de-
ceased, Sl4. At the session yesterday all the
Members we're present but Supervisor Bailey.
The report Of an election held at Isletcn for
the eleGtioD of Trustees for Reclamation Dis
trict No. 3. and showing that George w.
Gordon John S. Lambert and Thomas H.
Williams, Jr., were elected Trustees of said
district received and ordered on file
Samuel Blair rendered his resignation as
Chairman OF the Finance Committee, and a
motion to accept was lost on tie vote. The
following bills were allowed under suspen-
zion OF me rules, after which the Board ad-
lourned for tie term William johnson, cleo
ton inspector, Richlsnd, S37 l.. NJ. Lincoln,
election inspector, Sutterville, S3S 70.
FREIGHT To ARRIvE.-The following freight
for Sacramento passed Ogden on the 21st in
slant For Hale Bros. & Co., 5 bales cotton
goods, l case hosiery W. A. & c. S. Hough.
ton, case books Weiustock & Lubin, box
and 10 cases shoes; H. Eckhardt boxes
firearms; Kirk, Geary & Co., 153 boxes
drugs, ] box soap; j. T. Stoll, boxes
chains, 6 buadles saddlery; Hall, Luhrs &
Co., boz cigars Lindley & Co., 20 cases
preserves, 10 barrels hams /; Central Pacific
Railroad Company, boxes tin seals; L. Nc
Morry, % boxes common bottles Mrs.
John White, l sewing machine; Holman,
Stanton & Co., carload plows Mebius &
Co., 10 barrels hams Standard Oil Com
psny, 800 cases oil Huntington. Hopkins &
Co., 2 cases faucets, 2 barrels hinges, 2 cases
locks, barrels castings, boxes saws, box
hardware. 50 bundles iron. 200 kegs nails
w. f. Peterson, barrel currants: Joseph
Hahn Il Co., cases brushes; Billingsley &
Co a bundles wrapping paper.
LAND CAsE.-The case of William Larkin
ct al. ys. S. r. Michaels, involving character
to traat Of land situated near Grass Valley,
Nevada county, California, is in progress at
the United States Land Office, in this city,
before Register Taylor and Receiver Beatty
Messrs DIbhle and Kits, of Grass Valley,
and G. w. Cross, Of Nevada City, are attor-
nSyS Dtsilblu5 mineral ana l.. b,
Mcfarland ard ID. Johnston are attorneys for
S. Il. Micaaels, agricultural claimant. Tes-
timony taken is being reported by J. 3. DE.
vine. 4 large number Of witnesses are in at
tendancg upon both sides, and the case is
likely TO last for several weeks.
NEW ABMoRY,-Company F, of the First
Artillery Regiment, which is located at
Woodland, and which had their armory de-
stroyed by fire a few weeks since, have made
arrangements for another armory by repair.
ing building already erected. The Wood
land Democrat Of last evening says Gar
penters commenced the work of renovating
the new military armory this morning
Nine hundred dollars or 81 600 will be ex-
pended on the building, which it is calculated
will place it 10 good condition for an armory."
TIE SNAG BoAr.-The Government snag
bca7. Seller, arrived in this city yesterday
from the San Joaquin river. She has been
MP that strea as far as Grayson, and has
pulled the snsgs out between that place and
the mouth of the river. The water was so
low that it was found impracsicable to ope-
rate her above Grayson at the present time,
and that part of her work was postponed till
q mere convenient season. She will leave
this morning for trip to the upper Sacra-
mento river.
POLICE CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday,
Justice Gilmer presiding: Mrs. Gilbert.
common drunkard, guilty; judgment de-
ferred until November 25sh: Raphael Vas
-quez, common drunkard. found guilty 90
days in the county Jail. J. J. Donahue, bat
terry, discharged.
COMPETITORS have done their best. We