Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-04
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

The Board OF City Trustees met yesterday,
all the members present. After reading and
approval Of thu minutes of the last meeting,
reports for the month of December were read
as follows:
From Matt. Karcher. Chief of Police, that
the number of arrests for the month was 1SS ;
number Of dodgers accommodated. 67; nun
her ef en- route that stopped over, 3 number
of meals furnished at city jail, 1074.
From s. A. Caldwell. Superintendent CT
the CITY Cemetery, that the number of deaths
in the city during December was So; still
born. L; brought here for internent, IL.
Total, 90 Also, that 1918 70 was collected
from sale of lots 4; S66 upon burial permits /;
$40 for elimination permits, and $50 for
vault dues. Total, 1896 %.
From Harbormaster n. A. Kidder. that the
harbor dues for the month of December
amounted to $40 so, including SIS from the
fish market.
From Poundmaster P. Branigan, that 1
horse, COW and Is dogs were taken into the
pound during December, Of which all the
dogs were slaughtered, the COW redeemed.
and the horse sold at public auction for SIS,
which was insufficient, after keeping the ami
nal thirteen days, to pay charges.
Quarterly reports for the last quarter OF
1881 were fled BY Superintendent Cel9-
well. showing S24S % delinquent for burial
lots. and total dslinquencies for vault dues,
S134. By City Collector George A. Putnam,
that there was collected for city licenses dur
ing the last quarter, Sc Ia so; fees on Ii
censes, S135; dog tax, So /; total. Sc, 254 90.
By r. D. SERVER, Clerk of the City Water
Works. that there was collected during the
quarter on account of water rents, Sl6, OH,
and upon sale of taps sos, making total of
SIG, 11S.
j. II. Carroll made application for permits
sion to build second story, with sheet.iron
side and fourteen windows, at No. " Front
street also to erect building 90 by 40, one
story above the basement, between brick
walls the end next the alley to be covered
with iron, said building being situated on
Front street, between K and L. John and
Andrew Black objected to the first part of
the application, which was therefore not
granted. No objection being made to the
erection Of the building, that part of the az
plication was granted.
The City Surveyor was instructed to exam
inc and report as to the necessity of extending
the levee at or near Brighton also to report
the condition of the American river near
Mrs Waldron's.
On motion, the pumping machinery at
Eighth and Y streets was placed under
charge Of John A. Cunningham, who is to
keep the same in repair and ready for use.
The following bills were ordered to be
paid Capital Gas Company, 81. 43S 90; M.
r. Rose, SIS 25; w. A. Anderson, IS; Lee
Young, IS; J. Z. Barron, 81; Dan JOY, 50
L. Gum, 81 80; Thomas Row, So; L. L.
Lewis, S.; r. S. Jones. So %; Holbrook.
Merrill & Stetson, 81 25; Root, Nelson &
Co., 500 So; S. r. Caldwell, $50 7S; II. FL.
McWilliams. SIS 40; Tatum & Bowen. $50
Whittier, Fuller & Co., Sl3 25; w. f.
Frazer. IS 95; William Melvin. 81; 81.
Spierling, SO; M. German, "a L. +. Bas-
sett, $40; T. j. Ballou, S33 so; S. IL. Davis,
Sc; James Leonard, 81 rs: r. S. Frazer,
Duffy, 81 George Booth, 81.
The Board then adjourned.