Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

from the CITY, on the AUBURN road. An H.
vited representative of the RECORD UNION
was present at the appointed hour, and also
an insurance agent. The day was fine for a
drive, the road in excellent condition, and the
party very soon arrived at the bridge. 1t is
located within 100 yards of the residence &C.
cupied by John Mackey, manager for Haepin
d Tevis, owners of the Norris grant. On
arrival the party was invited into the
house, where bounteous repsst was soon
prepared, TO which all present ON Sacra-
mento did fnl justice. The party then re-
paired to the bridge and made a thorough ex.
animation Of the structure. 1t has Just been
completed under q contract, by earle & Gro.
ly. and has not yet been accepted by the
county. The bridge is constructed entirely
of wood and heavily bolted with iron. The
entire length is 152 feet, there being two
trus5es ct % feet each and a wing OF q feet
at each end. The contract price is 81, I45.
Several OF the members of the Board were
heard to say that they would oppose any and
al resolutions to receive the bridge unless it
was duly fre5coed with the usual patent med.
lclne advertisements, and directions to cheap
and popular hotels and cash stores. The
members of the Board and the invited guests
on their return reached the city about $50
o'clock IN the evening.
GRADING THE Enthusiastically having
been the day set by the Board of Supervisors
for hearing the matter of grading tie main
roads discussed by residents and taxpayers of
the city and county, quite a number of per.
Sons were present in the lobby of their rooms
In the Hall OF Records. The Board has all
along recognized the right to SO expend the
funds OF the county, but wish e to know the
opinion OF the people. All present agreed in
the opinion that the main roads should be re-
pared and graded under the direction of the
Board, some even favoripg the issuing of
bonds if it was fund necessary. Some of
the residents Of the country stated that
heretofore several of the roads leading from
the city during the wet season were only
passable for empty vehicles. No action was
taken by the Board, but the matter will be
called up at an early day, when some decisive
measures will be taken. Although no adverse
opinions were expressed by c:tizsus before the
Board OF Supervisors, o Dumter of such
criticisms were heard expressed on the streets
later in the day. Some prominent business
men say it will be useless expenditure of
money, and wonderinaly qpire, how deeply
into debt the present Board expects to plunge
the county?
COUNTY JAIL REP0BT.-County Jailer G,
w. Newbert makes the following repor. for
the month ending November 30th Number
of prisoners confined during the month, 81
for offenses as follows: Murder, 6 /; grand
LARGELY, 4 burglary, 4 abduction. l at.
tempt to commit robbery, l conspiracy to
rob, f; embsZztement, petty larceny, u;
battery, 6; disturbing the peace, D common
dru1kard, y; vsgrancy, 1; safekeepirg, l
insane, 8; Illegal voting, 2 mIsdemeanor, l.
Discharged-U expiration Of sentence,
u; by order Of rjonrt, ) taken to State
ID .,
County Hospital, want If charge, l. To-
- "a There are row 81 prisoners remain-
in TIE Jail.
Box OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board Of
Supervisors met yesterday at 10 A. NJ, all
the members present. Tie minutes Of the
previous meeting were read and approved.
Opinions from Q number of residents cf The
county Ia regard to the proposed grading Of
the roads leading from the city of Sacra-
mento to the Costumes river were then heard.
The matter was taken under sdvissrnent BY
the Board. A petition from S. W. Ralston,
requesting tat his land be set aside as an
independent reclamation district, was read,
and on call Of the roll the prayer Of peti-
TONER was granted. At l P. N. the Board
took rtcesg until 10 O'clock this morning.
FREIGHT TO ARRIVE. The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
81 inst Fer Joseph Hahn & Co., boxes
oil Huntington. Hopkins & Co, 2 bundles
iron roofing, 195 kegs nails Biili0gsley &
Co., 2 crates roller pins, box potato mash
ers; \. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., 3 cases sad
dlery hardware, . crates stirrups; d. ".
Earl, . shoes, 2 dies; Hale Bros. & Co.,
case hosiery. Passed Deming for Sacramen.
to on the LIST inst Fer Adams, Mcneil &
Co.. ; barrels and $50 kegs svIup
Police CoURT-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday ::
Patrick Connolly, drunk, deposit forfeited :;
Bill Grimes. alias Boots" disturbing the
peace. fired $50, with the alternative of i'm
prisonmeut in the county jail for 80 days /;
Louis Williams, disturbing the peace, tued
S.; All Fey. previously found guilty, ju1g-
meut. pay fine of 500 or be confined 100
dsys in the county jail
INCORPORATED Articles of incorporation
were fled with the Secretary of the State
yesterday by the Visitacion Water Compa-
ny. Principal place of business, San Fran.
cisco. Directors-Ehas. Lux, A. G.. Cor
bett, 2. B. Cornwall, JOS r. Wilcox, Chss
ID. FaTquharsoD, Thos. Downing, David
FaIquharsoD. Capital stock, 81, 600, 600, d.
vided into 10, 0O0 shares.
FREE LIBRARY REPoRT.-The following is
the report OF the Sacramento Free Library for
the week euairg December ID: Number of
hooks issued, S14; fiction, GAG; biography,
20 history &c ; travels and adventure, &c
miscellaneous literature. 80 religion, 4 /; po-
cry ami diam :. II sciences and art, 80 Av-
craze uug,Her i-susd per day, 10; percentage
OF fiction, 40.
TRAD2-1AREs FILED. were
fl el with tAe Secretary of State yesterday as
follows: Castle Bros. & Loups claim Lily
Brand" to bs used in marking tea; A. d.
Hawks Claims the word " Fidelity" as q
brand TO mark printers rcllers :. Franklin &
Sultan claims the trademark jersey Lily,
TO be used fur cigars.
Arm BRoKEN.-Mrs. Harriet A. Allen,
who resides with the family of VIM. R. Gal
\ lup on Seventh street. between and J, wa.
Severely injured by fail on Monday after.
moor while passing down q stairway. The
lsdy's night arm was broken between the
wrist anal elbow, and she was otherwise Sc.
verely bruised.
INTERNAL REyENUE-A. L. Frost, 10 United
States Internal Revenue Collector for this
district, makes the following report of rev,
enue collected for the month of November
On distilled spirits, Sl1. 1l2 %; on tobacco
snuff, cigsrq, etc, Sl19 90; on fermented
liquors, s.. $40 50; penalties, $500; total,
SIG, SOB OF
NoTARIEs APPOINTED. -Governor Perkins
has appointed the following Notaries Public
c. L. Lloyd FOR Alameda county. to reside a.
Oakland John +. Tobin for Santa Clara, to
reside at Los Gatos.
ALL in want Of holiday goods should visit
Almond, tie sewing.machine man, on Thurs.
day, DeceJnber Sth. Large lines of new goods
will be on exhibition, and every purchaser Of
81 80 worth can draw prizs valued a. from
10 cents 20 SO.
WeFRIED.-The toy and fancy goods de al.
ers are worried AZ the low prices prevailing
at Ackerman's, And predict poor harvest
this season.
The great values in hosiery, now being
offered sc Hale's. should not be missed by
those in need of such goods. They viii not
refIairi rnnek innper