Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


A communication was received from the
Clark Of the Board of Supervisors of San
JOAQUIN county, stating that they had ap-
pointed a committee TO meet with like CON-
mittee to be appointed from the Sacramento
Board of Supervisors for the purpose of hold
ing Joint meeting to take action IN reference
to q bridge across Dry creek.
On motion of MIR. Beckley, il WIS ordered
that committee from this Board meet the
San Joaquin members 1t the residence or
Thomas SCOTT on Tuesday, September 9th, at
II o'clock.
Mr. Beckisy moved that the Printing Com.
rnittee order to be printed posters, notifying
all voters that their names must be on the
Great Register on or before the 7th day of
October or otherwise they will not be en-
titled 90 vote at ths coming election that
posters be- distributed to each Supervisor to
ba circulated in his district
On motion, ths Clerk was instructed to
make copy Of all the uncancslgd entries
existing in the Great Register Of Sacramento
county MP to and Including the 7Eh Of 0cso-
The following bills were allowed, and the
Board adjourned fer the term. w A. But
terrified, SIS; w A Butserfsid, SAB 80; Il.
S. Croker s CO.. $50 IS; FL. S. Croker &
Co, S43 OF; Samuel Nathan L Co., Sl4 81 ;
u 1AFus[tLs ~tfs fs " tAtN'hftls -AS'
j. w. Houston. 81 Is; Mira. Lena. $40;
Mira c. Lee. $40; II. Winters, S8S 70; $.
S. Nixon, s.; Rodgertz L Shaden, S34 90 !;
T., j. Clark, SIS 80; G. Schurr $50 Go
Fred Kolliker, S26 80; Fred Koiliker,
81 IS; d. Dierssen, S272 81; Kirk, GesTy
& Co, sol IS; William Crump $50 /;
G. B. Kenpar6, al4 40; Mrs J. Rubl, SO ;
Bidweii & Cock, SO; A Hebron. 1918 So;
A. Hsilbron. 1856 So; A. Hebron, slS; +.
J. Bzcklsy. $50 a. Schaden, So rs; X. o.
Kin. trough, so: J. Gerber Bros, $50 0S;
Il. s. Jones. SO; Edward ChTisty, Sl20;
Dr.. q. A. White, $3.50; DIR. G. A. White,
S51 so; W. Z. Drew, So; Mary McArm,
500; David Burnell, $50; w. " Conner,
$50; VIM. Fitzmaurice, $50; Mary Nc
J. Lansing, $50; Henry Jones, $40; W. s.
Wilkinson, $50; John Kane. SIS; a. Keune.
man, $50; c. T.. Burnhan, $50; c..
II. Wyman. "a; .. Fl. @ymsn,
$50; DisErics Telegraph Company, SIS 81 !;
J. W. Wilson, 300; John T. Drenan, Sl00 !;
VIM Poole, s. G.. L. Hildsbrand, So 80 !;
Chag e. Bishop. Sl33 T. j.. Billings & Co.,
SAG Is; Capital Gas ConpsnY, SIT so ; Lee
Stanley, SIS; NJ 3 Iber. $50 Is; ?. Potter,
So so; W. B. Miller 81 so /; Gattrnsnn Il VII
son, S37 10; w. a. Baldwin, $50; J. @.
Davis, So so; G. Pohz, 81 10; r. D.
SERVER, $50; D. DsBernardi, $50 II G. f.
Sale, S17 20 ; d. Csllshsn, Sl67 Go; Jamss
Duffy, SO: I. IL. Gancy, Sl2 40; 7. IL
BsIksy. S58 20; s. Dryer, S2S8 81; a. Q.
~slf:s. So 80; A J. Vetmilys, 1882 60; A
j. VermiEya, S12S 05; Thomas Harper, Sl4 4;
James Touhey, 1909 10; John Ryan, $50
j. IL. Saith. So ; @. II. Stevens & Co.,
81 80; A. Mei5ter, 81: D. DaBernsrdi &
Co, S104 81 w. J. 0'Brisn, S239 20; Mar
gsret Ward, s.; Mary King, So Aug. Me-
cienning, 81 so; B. Bailey, $40; P. r.
Becklsy, 1881 /; S. ". Butler, 500; L. Keis-
n,
Fred CHARGE. $13; John Decker, 81; s.
Dgyer, Sic; 3. r. Thorn, $40 so; j. NJ.
Steele, SIC 40; Win. J. Dsvis, S65: A. Ste
phenson, Sl9 so; a. Noone, 50; 4. Liudsey,
$50; W. o. Davis. S55 so; w. Anderson,
SO; n. a. Kidder, $l3l 10.
M, c. A.-The august report of the
Young Mems Christian Association is as fol
lows: Thirty-ons days reading-room, 512
twenty-three noon-day meetings, III; Eve
Wednesday evening meetings, s.; four
Sunday afternoon gospel meetings, 10
foar street meetings, IT'S. Total, 1856
Through the heated vacation month of An
gust it has been no easy matter to maintain
the regular operations of cur Association
Nevertheless, the few workers who have re-
manned 10 the city have done faithful service
and not suffered the altar fires " TO die out
Every feature of the work has been kept up
and the results, though not great IS yet, are
encouraging. Jail work has been continued
the inmates having been visited every Sab
bath and supplied with suitable literature
A growing interest and attention have marked
our street services. The Sunday afternoon
meetings for Christian workers, in the hall
have been seasons of great profit About
1000 pages Of religious snd temperance liters
ture have been given away during the month
We have had one full meeting of the Boar5
Of Directors. Association affairs are on tbs
whole in good condition. We expected ou
general Secretary, S. ID. Fuller, to assume
charge September SIN, but regret to say tina
circumstances have somewhat changed hi
coming. His reception is now definitely fxet
for September 29.h.
METRoPoLIrAE THEATER. The White
Garden Opera Company surprised its an
dience last evening by the excellence witt
which it played the rollioking bit of mikes
opera and fares "Simona." MusicaIly it
very light and easy, but as farce it is briu
full of harmless merriment. The femal
chorus came to the front very prominently
and the costumery presenting it more accept
sbly than In the former pieces, snd the opari
giving the members something to do, the re
suit was very amusing Performance, Il
which the chorus had the lesd. Miss Aims
worth sang with marked vivacity and sweet
ness, developing unexpected power. She wo
hearty eucOTes. Miss Lynton was very happ
ia the psrs of Simons, but had very littl
of score to sing. This afternoon for tn
matinee "Oiyetse" will be given TONIGHT
by special request, "Satanella" will be pre-
scented, with all the original spectacular effect
and mechanism. Tomorrow night will b
the last of the company here, il returning {
7 l.
day night there will be prepared specii
bill, one of the best operas being given. Tn
prices of admission have been reduced, an
the range is now from % to SO and IS cent
HOWARD BENEVOLENT Association TT
reports for August show l02 persons relieve,
by 36S dispepsations. There are now upo
the books and requiring sid the ensuir
month IL infTm men, q women and ~ Chi
dren. The Treasurer received in Augu
from the fund, Si00: from other SOURCE
Sl35 70. His disbursements amounted
$3.50 So Balance in the treasury p,emb
1st, SIT "a The bills audited ct the NEE
ing made the sum Of S276 10. Previous
audited but unpaid bills rnaks the indebte
ness of the Association $500 80 Septemb
1st. For donations, sse advertisement.
FOUND DEAD. - Coroner Verm;Iya W
yesterday notified that the dead body of
man had been found in the river near Clark
burg. The body was brought to the cit
The body was SO badly deesyed that identi
cation would be impossible. 0nly BIZ
shirt as on the bndy.
JUDGE CLARK's ILLNESS. - News fro
Monterey is that Judge Il, C. Clark, Of 8
Superior Court of this county, Is there. We
ILL., His physicians pronounce his condisi'
to be very critical.