Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY TRUSTEES.

CITY TRUSTEES.
The Beard of City Trustees met In regular
session at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. al
the members present. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and approved.
The tine for action on the petition of prop
erty owners on thu north side Of II street
from Seventeenth to Twentieth, 70 have the
side street railway track in said locality re
moved, having been SET for the first Monday
in March, the matter was taken up. Add c.
Hiukson appeared for the petitioners, and
stated that the ordinance had not been strictly
complied with in the building of the side
track, for the reason that it was longer than
was intended.
X. S. Carey stated that the road could moi
be run to advantage unless the company was
allowed to use the track as at present. How.
ever, he was willing to do anything to satisfy
the people, hut he thought the side track was
not as bad SIS short switch, which he was
given tha right to Put down by the charter.
After considerable discussion the matter was
postponed tiil the first Monday in May.
Il. III. Clarken, attorney for James Tou-
hey, asked that the claim OF bis client be re-
ferred to the City Attorney. So ordered.
John A. Cunningham, Chief Engineer of
the Water Works, reported that during the
past week 1851, $50 gallons of water were
pumped, running 169 hours of the water
pumped it was all done with the Holly
pumps, except 594, 700 gallons.
The monthly reports OF city officials for
February were received and ordered on file A;
as also the annual report of the Board of Fire
Commissioners for the year 1881.
D. E. Alexander, as counsel for l.. CHS
helm appeared and requested the cancella-
ton of city taxes from 1874 to 1881, on the
east half of lot Z, in the block between Il
and !, Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Referred
to the City Attorney.
A petition was received from property
owners asking that Seventeenth street, from
r to S, be opened, ard roadway constructed
over the railroad embankment on r street.
Referred to the Street Commissioner.
In the matter of the petition of A. Peltier
to build houses in the neighborhood of Sec
ond and L streets, Trustee Ryan was granted
two weeks further tins in which to report.
George d. Gardner applied for permission
to erect one-story frame house on the east
quarter of lot 6, in the block between HI and
l, Fourth and Fifth streets, the roof and sides
TO be covered with tin. Referred to the
Street Commissioner.
After allowing the following bills the Board
adjourned 2. H. Coggins, 1888 30; J. G.
Tubbs, 1888 80; Fong Chung, "a; J. L.
Barron, 81; Root, Nelson & Co.. $27S IS f.;
J. W. Watt Ger laboT) SOL 80; T. Ballou,
Sl3 rs; Baker & Hamilton, Sc; NJ. r. Rose,
SO so; A. NJ. Smith, 81 &c: James Woods,
S11 %; NJ. German, S23; w. NJ. Shearer,
50; Day & Joy, So; 4. Cotter, S12; L. F.
Bassett, S2S; A Meiss, 500; Frank Hough-
ton, So 60; James Leonard, Sc %; G.
Barnes. Sc %; D. Diersser. $40 j. Lynch,
Sl2; Henry Ryan, $50; Peter Maeinness,
So; Andrew Walker, 81 John Carroll, IS
John Mullahy, Sc; n. Daley, 81; p. Nc
Donald, SO Jerry 0'Neill Sc james Har.
vey. 81; III. Brennan. 81; James Ray. Sc
P Hallahan, So: d. DsBernardi & Co.,
So 50; George Schroth, Sl3 81.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
I'd: Joseph Hart, box household goods
Mebius & Co.. 10 barrels hams. The follow
ing passed Ogden for Sacramento on the Sd
J. Hearth, 3 cases shoes Waterhouse & Les.
ter, , cases carIiay % irons. 6 cases dashboards
J.. X. Hammer, / crate and l box musical
instruments, boxes organs Weinstock &
Iubin, | case underwear, Z cases hats, l case
WHIPS, L S%Sc SluthAuH IL Lynn " w. i
case buttons, 5 cases dry goods, cases and
box cotton goods, 4 cases towels, 3 cases no.
sierv. case pins, cases worsted goods; A
A Van VooEhies & Co., cases hardware
Simon Roth, l box saddlery; Locke &
Lavenson, l roll carpet, cases dry goods,
l bundle rugs: Henry Fisher, boxes
candy; Mrs. +. L. Little, l case cor.
sets: Mebius & Co, 10 boxes baking.
powder, Is boxes spice 3. 3. Corwin, case
cigars; G. A. d. Gray, case firearms, l case
cutlery, l case cartridges Adams, Mcneil
d Co., 3 packages tobacco /; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co, bundles betting, 2 cases and
9 boxes bolts. l case lead pencils, q boxes
saws, 10 bellows, 80 boxes tacks, boxes
locks, ? boxes staples, boxes screws, l box
pulleys ID boxes and l barrel hardware,
boxes hinges, boxes butter-molds, box and
IL cases files, casks chairs, % bundles
forks Baker s Hamilton, 3 boxes paper,
bundles cordage S. Lipman & Co, l boz
dry goods w. A Il G. 5. H9ughton, cass
and l bcx OF books, case school states, case
paper; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 20 cases bakinl
powder, three-quarter barrel salt pork, 2;
barrels hams, so kegs herring; Holman
Stanton & Co., l case iron chain, case:
hardware.
CRY OFFIcEEs' REPoRTs.-The city officials
yesterday morning filed their reports for the
month Of February as follows P. BIannigan,
Poundmaster, reported that he had taken NJ
8 horses, cow and GO dogs. OF the dogs 81
were killed and redeemed. He collected as
fees the SUM Of SO. n. A. Kidder. Har.
borne stsr, collected as harbor dues Sl7S 90
Chief Ksroher reported tie police p:
hsviog made 107 arrests, aud furnished l. 064
meals to prisoners and destitute persons.
S. r. Caldwell, Superintendent of the City
Cemeteries, reported 81 deaths in the city
during the month, and the collection o.
S20j 70 as fe-s.
COUNTRY RUYAwAY-There was lively
runaway at Live Ok. in this county, yester
day morning. A Chinese fish vender wa,
driving a spirited team, and had in bis
wagon half dozen celestial passengers. The
team became frightened, ran away and sue
ceeded in turning the wagon completely up
side down. al OF the occupants of the
wagon were more or less injured. The stage
coming along jlst after the accident, brought
those most seriously injured to the city where
they were repaired b. a Chinese physician.
NorARrEs PUBLIC Governor Perkins hal
appointed the following Notaries Public: Chas
A. Gardner, for Napa county, to reside at st
Helena motifs Newman. I0F MaripoSt
county. TO reside at Ben Valley q. w. Nc.
Laughlin, for Alameda county, to reside nj
Oakland William X. Spencer. for Nevads
county, to reside at Grass Valley; NJ. B
Bransford, for Plumas county, TO reside al
Crescent Mills; Noll Davenport, for sax
Bernardino comfy, to reside az Cotton.
POLICE CoUKr-In this Court yesterday
the following business was transacted: Mrs
Carroll, disturbing the peace, discharged on
account of her children; Rosey Lansing
same charge, dismissed; Tom Gainor. a
drunk. guilty, 50 or Ave days /; George Wat
son, Thomas Ryan, William Kelly and Frank
Thompson, disturbing the peace, $50 each OF
20 days in prison Thomas R5ddy, disturb
ing the peace, $40 or 10 days.
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS Governor Per
kins has appointed The following as Commits
sioners Of Deels for this State NJ. Kirlicks
to reside mt Houston, Texas; Robert NJ. vii
kips, to reside at Tucson. Ar zona.
THE WRArHER-Yester1ay was mes
disagreeable da5. The wind blew strong
from the north, and The air was foil Of dust
The sprinkling wAgoLs were brought ous in