Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ADVERTISERS.

The advertisements omitted from the New
Ysar's edition of the RECORD UNION, for
want of space. will be found in to day 3 paper,
and to which attention is called. They are :
Samuel Jelly, jsweler, silverware and dia-
monds; Andersen & Hamm, dry goc ds.
clothing, etc; Edwin Meese & Co, importers
and dealers in wines and liquors W. B.
Miller, matchmaker and jeweler -. G. Davis,
carpet and furniture house; Wilcox, Powers
4 Co., wholesale liquor merchants !;
James T. Felter & Co., wholesale
wines and liquors; d. Wachhorst. jeWelIy
and precious stones W. d. Comstock, i'm
porter and dealer in furniture; Neubeurg u
Lagos, Star Mills and Malt House Lyon
Barnes, commission and produce 5 Gerson
q Co. wholesale fruits and nuts; National
Gold Bank Of Q. 0 Mills & Co.; State House
Hotel, H. Eldred, proprietor Mississippi
Kitchen, a. j. Senate, proprietor; Golden
Eagle Hotel, J. McNasser, proprietor; II.
NJ Bernard, carriage maker Hotel Lang
ham, Terry & Co.; A. A. Van VOORHEES, &
Co., saddlery and leather Union Hotel.
Josn Bowers, proprietor; james Lawrence
English, banker; W, R. Strong u Co, fruit
and commission merchants Hall, Lnhrs q
Co., "Oar Taste" hams; Whittier,
Fuller & Co.. paints, oils, holdings.
eIc.. II. GCIlN6I, llfSlN SLoOAS AAObDJ
& Smith, msgolica ware NJ. L. Brewer
Co.. fruit dealers; Peoples Savings Bank
NJ R. Beard & Co., stationers; Il. e. Kirk
d Co., holiday presents, dressing cases and
perfumery; J. HymaD, Jr, lewelry and
watches l. K. Hammer, Chickering pianos
and Wilcox & White organs J. Frank Clark,
undertaken Pioneer box factory; Cooke 4
Son Baltimore Market, Chris, Weisel Y
Co. Beehive Cash Store. E Greer; City
u Pr. cell cbofca
groceries Chas. Z-itler, hardware, plows,
betting, etc. VIM. Guttenberger, iron and
brass foundry Louis Sloss & Co., hides, tai
low. etc Capital Ale Vaults. J. E. Tonga
bough, proprietor j. A. Cunningham, boiler
and ironworks; 4. L. Billings 4 Co, whole
sale wines and liquors Carle Croly, con-
tractors and builders; Root, Nelson 4 Co.,
machinists A. J. Vermilya, undertaken and
Coroner.
BOARD OF SuraRvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met yesterday for its first semi
monthly session in January. All the men,
bers were present except Mr.. Bailey. The
minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved communication was received
from S. ?. Boyd, Overseer CT District No. D,
stating that he had served due notice upon
II. C.. Law n, who had shut up a certain
street in Folsom for the purpose of mining,
to remove the obstruction. The eommuuica-
ton was placed on file. Messrs. c. Green,
II. NJ. Larue and G.. w. Hancock, of the
State Board of Agriculture, appeared before
the Board in relation to improvements made
at the Pavilion during the past year. Upon
their representations, the claim of Mr.. Bower,
contractor, amounting to $3.50, as balance for
work done, was ordered paid. An order was
received from the Superior Court directing
that seventy persons be selected IS Grand
Jurors and four hundred as trial Jurors fer
the present year. 1t was placed on ME and
will be complied with this week. The Board
then adjourned until 10 A NJ to-day.
CRY SCHOOL BoARD.-The OUTGOING City
Board of Education met on Monday evening,
all the members present. After reading and
approval of the minutes of the last meeting.
the Board Adjourned sine die. Mr.. Stalker
then called the new Board to order, all the
members, together with Superintendent
Iaine. being present. Felix Tracy was NOM
mated and unanimously elected President of
the Board. Mrs. Jackman applied for and
was granted leave of absence for a few
weeks on account of illness. Mrs. Crowell
was designated TO take her place temporarily,
and Miss Emma Hughes to take the place of
Mrs. Crowel. The Board then adjourned
until tfSAAliSy h4iSu bHC SD1l1ulAttCCs
will be announced.
Howard BENEVOLENT AssoCIATIoN.-Th
reports made at the monthly meeting for
December of the Directors of the Howard
Benevolent Association show 203 persons re-
lieved By the steward, by 700 dispensations
There are now upon the books. and requiring
aid. Is men, 80 women and 10Y chiidren-175
in ALL There was received by the Treasurer,
from monthly subscriptions, $50 %; from
donations. $50: from interest collected,
$40 So; total, S201 0S. Disbursed during
the month. S537 OIL; bills audited at the
meeting, S5l2 4S 1. total Indebtedness,
$3.50 90; balance in the treasury after pay
ING all claims, S607 ". Acknowledgements
of donations are given in another column.
Prisoner DIscHARGED.-James NJ. Goss,
who was recently convicted before Justice
Atkinson Of stealing Winchester rifle from
the residence of Fernando Brothers. near
Michigan Bar, and sentenced to pay $50, or
be Imprisoned In the County Jail until paid,
was yesterday discharged by order of Judge
CLARK. upon a writ of Eabess corpus, on &C.
count of defects IN the commitment, which
failed to state to whom the property taken
belonged, and also. under the sentence, the
prisoner would be Imprisoned for life unless
the $50 was sooner paid.
METROPOLITAN THEATFR 1.-THE Jollities'
are small company Of very lively people,
presenting musical absurdity which has
three times crowded the theater to its full
capacity. The company will appear for the
last time, with its Electrical Doll, at a
matinee at o'clock this afternoon. az the
company leaves on the evening train. The
Jollities" afford opportunity for hearty
laughter Their play does not address itself
to anything but the disabilities" and makes
no pretense beyond being a farce, save in
some of its songs.
RAILROAD HosPITAL REPoRT.-The fol
lowing is the report Of DR.. A. B. Nixon,
surgeon in charge of the Railroad Hospital,
for the mouth of December, 1881: Present in
hospital December 1st, Al !; admitted during
the month, AS total, 50; discharged, 81 ;
died 8 total. "a remaining in hospital De-
cember 31st, 80; private house and Office pa
tients treated, 1877 total to whom medical
attendance was given, 226.
CRITICAL ILLNEss.-Information was re-
ceived in this city yesterday that B. Bailey,
member of the Board of Supervisors, has
sustained second stroke OF paralysis ard is
in very critical condition. Supervisor Blair
has also been suffering from acute rheuma'
tism. but has sufficiently recovered to be
present at the meeting of the Board yesterday.
BoSD F1LKD.-James Fl. Sturges, recently
appointed by the Board of Supervisors as a
Justice Of the Peace IN aud for Granite town
ship. in place of J. NJ. Benson, resigned, has
fled bis official bond in the sum OF 5000,
with C. L. Eeklon and William Jarvis as
sureties, each In the same amount.
AGAIN INsANE.-Mrs. Shells, of this city,
who has already been twice in the insane
ASYLUM, and recovered, was again taken in
custody yesterday by officers Arlington, Lee
and Frazee, she having again became vio-
lently insane. Is is pitiable case, as she
has four small children.
FILED FOR REcoRD.-There were fled in
the Office of the County Recorder during the
wear 1881, 1855 instruments, which includes
deeds. mortgages, bonds, marriage certif-
Gates and all kinds of writings required to be
recorded.
PAID OvER.-The Sheriff yesterday paid
to the County Treasurer. on account of State
and county taxes for 1881, the sum of 1892,
65e 50. and as county special school tax.
81. S74 60, making total payment OF Sl9i.-
O31 81.