Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THAT EEaInggR,s BrLL.

that he refused to sign that statement
Thereupon the statement now on file was
drawn, leaving ont the csrti6;ation as to the
value of the services, and that he signed the
statement. Neither of these statements was
attached TO Mr.. AIlardt's bill At the time
he signed the statsment now on file he did
not know, he said. the amount OF Mr.
Ailardt's claim. That after he signed said
statement soms one unauthorizedly attached
it to Mr.. Allards's bill. In addition, be
asked. as matter Of justice to himself, that
the statement and bill should be detached
and restored thereby to their original con-
dition. The Board refused TO do this, claim
ing that it was a public document on file.
Mr. Hart then asked the Board, in
case it had acted on tie assumption
that he had approved the demand,
its action and rescind it's approval. He also
advised the Board that it had the legal power
to do so. The Board replied that it should
have allowed the bill, irrespective of his ap-
proYal or non-approvsl Of the demand. Mr..
Hart desired the Beard to clearly under.
stand that it was not approving the bill on
his recommendation. as it might be that the
Board had been mistaken as to the fact Of his
having certified to the bill as correct The
Board replied that it was inclined to adhere
to its original approval, whether he had or
had not approved Of the bill as to the amount
of the claim.
BOARD or STANDARDIZATION met yes
terday pursuant to adjournment Present.
brennan. Butler. Bailey, Chriaty and Beck
ley. Minutes Of the previous meeting read
and approved. Or motion of Supervisor
Bailey, the boundaries Of Road Districts
Nos. 10 and IL are amended as follows: Civ
ing to Road District No. 10 all that portion
or territory now in District No. II lying
north of the center of the Sacramento and
Placerville Railroad and east Of Thirty-firss
street. The bond Of John Aston as Overseer
of Road District No. 5. with Robert Ward
and Henry Potter Is sureties in the sum of
$500. was read end approved. The report of
John Aston as Ogerseer of Road District No.
3 was read and approved. The following
claims were allowed: James Holland, $50 30 I;
NJ. r Rose, S88 s.; J. i. Pratt, S28 20; j.
T. Cardwell. SSl; ri. Hanrahan. $25 F.
.Kolliker. S26 A.W. Mari, 1913 20; A. He'll
bron, $50; James Bennett, 81 10; John
Aston, SIS.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. THE following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th For Lindlsy & Co., % barrels hams, 10
barrels currants; Huntington, Hopkins &
Spg OdI sttGls y DdEESlS anu L LIO copper
wire, 2 bundles wagon jacks, boxes and l
barrel hardware 2 barrels well Wheels box
pulley blocks, boxes sleeves, box knives,
bundles copper rods 2 boxes hooks; Cont.
mental Oil Company, 1 car OIL Weinstock &
Lubin, 2 cases and 8 bundles dry goods ].
G.. Davis, 6 boxes chairs /; A. Meister, bun
dies shafts W. A. & Q. S. Heughton, box
books, box paper files; w. d. Comstock,
10 boxes chairs; Baker & Hamilton, cases
L. Ha-Dar I boots md
shoes Wsterhouse i Lester, box carriage
body; Harry w. Menke, bags seed; b. A.
Weaver, 8 bundles paper; A. A. Van Voor-
HES & Co, case blankets; Whittier, Fuller
& Co., case artists materials.
MINERAL PATENTS The following patents
for mineral lands. lately received remain I'M
delivered in the United States Land Office in
this city. Parties holding duplicate receipts
therefor will upon delivery of the same re-
ceive their patents: Mineral Ertry No. 745-
Album J. Blskely, Blaksly placer mine !;
No. 746-E. J. Baldwin, @. l.. Weller and
Samuel 7. Curtis, Curtis copperas and Flee
son placer. mine; No. 74S-Derbec Blue
Gravel Mining Company, Montreal placer
mine No. 751-Jacob Young. Young placer
mine No. 753-Robert Hamilton and l.. l.
Baker, McNulty quartz mine No. 754-W.
A. Nevills, Mammoth gold quartz mine No.
755-Ed. Polifko, August WestfalI, ct al,
Rainbow placer mine No. 617-Enrico Gin
nocchio, italian placer mine.
CASE ARGUED.-The argument of the case
of Clarence Gray, convicted of shooting
Theodore Clancy, was yesterday concluded
before the Supreme Court, upon appeal for
q new trial. Upon conclusion of the argu
ment, the appellant was granted ten days in
which to file briefs; the counsel for the Peo-
pie twenty days thereafter to file reply, and
the appellant another five days 60 submit con-
Guiding briefs. G. T. Jones, who has been
attending the case, returned to Sacramento
yesterday.
EXPECTS NEw TRIAL-Clinton L. White
counsel for Mrs. Nancy A. Hamilton, who
was sometime since convicted Of man.
slaughter and sentenced to serve seven years
in the State Prison, for the killing of her
husband in crsment0-returned from San
Francisco last evening, He had been there to
argue the case before the Supreme Court, on
a motion for new trial, which he confidently
expects 20 get. Tho ease was submitted,
after argument.
POLICE CoURT.-In this Court yesterday,
w Gotoski, who was Thursday convicted of
purchasing junk from minors, was fued $40 !;
George Horan, healthy begesr, was dis.
charged Chin Why's case of perjury was dis
missed, on motion of the City Attorney
Harry RsmseJ's case of petit larceny went
over till the 18th Thomas Fish was adjudged
guilty of petit larceny and was fined $50.
INCORPORATED. in the Office of the Secrs-
tary of State there has been fled .he GER
ti6cate of incorporation of the Williams
Foundry and Machine Shop of Willows, Colusa
county. Directors. @. Stovall, W. II.
Williams, Henry Hustled, J. C. Zumwalt
and J. G.. Mover. Capital stock, 5000. in
IL shares of $500 each.
NoTARIEs.-The Governor has appointed
as Notaries B. F. littlejohn for Forest City /;
10. B. Wyatt, for Martinez; w. T. Lewis,
for San Andreas J. K. Msnnon. for Ukiah,
and J. Il. Rowland, for Napa City.
: En- ROUTE. -Deputy Sheriff J. K. Noye,
of San Joaquin county, passed through yes
terday en- route to Folsom with J. K. 0'Dell
and John Sullivan, each sentenced to one
year ia States Prison for larceny.
Nor THs SAME.-Ths DIR. Spencer, of Ell
Dorado county, who died in San Francisco
few days since, was not the DR.. Y. u. Spencer
of that county, who IS wellknown in this
city.
NEW CITIZEN. -Eivard Breiner, native
of Germany, was Yesterday admitted to citizen
ship by the Superior Court on the testimony
Of Peter f. Caherty ana j. f. Peterson.
IMMJoRAsTs.- Foyty-three immigrants, in
GLIDING thirty-fvs males, passed Csrlin yes
terday, and viii arrive by the overland train
from the East to-day.
MES's wool merino undershirts. Light
colors-blus, brown ard scarlet mixed. These
we are Offering at 81 each, and are without
exception the best values ever ffered in this
CITY. Hale Bros s &C., cor. Ninth and K.
SEVEN HUNDRED pairs # mems Congress
CATERS for 81 40 per pair st No. All J street,
Between Fourth and Eff b. Lewis Bros.
One price.
TWENTY FIVE dozen of those mems calico
shirts for so cents, at the Red House.