Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-17
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

TTno, the recommendation OF the Ciey AT
...na., II xuas ordered that the license fee for
hotel steamboat and other runners, pre-
scr;bed in Ordinance No. 81 at s25 per quar-
ter he reduced to $40 per quarter, and the
City Collector instructed 10 lssue LICENSES ae-
cordingly.
The CITY Attorney was ordered to file an
answer in the case of Coggins and Tubbs Vs.
the city of Sacramento, and take such legal
steps as may be required to test all questions
of law in the premises.
E. D. Kennedy presented a bill for
s9, 936 for city coupons The demand was re-
ferred to the City Attorney for legal advice.
j. A. Cunningham. chief engineer of the
water works, reported that 8, 427, ,75O gallons
Of water had been pumped during the past
week.
The following bills were allowed: To Jas.
Plunket, s.; Manuel Joseph, $40; George
Nolan. So: Jerry O'Neil, SO; William Nor
man, "a; John Qninn, Sc; 3. Roach, Sc;
Jacob Hilbert, S15 so; Ed. Downs, 50 John
Brothers. So; Walter Wilson, So; Thomas
Lee, S5 80 John Broderick. Sc; John Mil
lahy, Sc; J. Harvey, Sl2 Harry Boyle,
$40; Friend L Terry, S246 81 A. King,
S5S Is; H. G. Hayes, 81 %; Ihos. baliow,
S22 so; Frank Steinmier $40 Andrew
Brennan, sl2; Emanuel Berdol, s22; NJ. En-
right, Sc M Walsh, SIC; Manuel Frates,
Sc: John Calvin, Sc; B. W. Griffith, SIS;
Antone King. S42; August Meiss, $50;
Jack Vietes' s11; John Wall, S24;
John S. Williams, S2S; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., S54 II; Real & Co, So;
Clipper Coal Co., SAT so; E. Van Alstine.
81; T. McCabe, 81; S. r. Caldwell, s295 40;
Samuel Hawkins. SO 80; z. Herzog, SOU;
Lee Young, 50; Day & Joy, Sc 60: James
~ HouohtOn. Sl6. p
McGiuniss. s14; David Keefe, sl2; Peter
Bender, So; Martin Codyer, So; Patrick
Riley, Sc; NJ. Tanay, Sc; J. McCabe. s. SO;
Thomas Kane. Sc; John Carroll, So; 5. B.
MeMann. S6; James Welch, s.; d.
Murphv. 50 so; John O'Neill, S. so; An
tonic Cummings, 81; A. Dadiis. $40; John
Lynch, S14; Henry Ryan, s17 90; Fred.
Bohrman, So Patrick Kerraven, 50; PATRICK
Murphy, So; Patrick Lynch, Sc; j. b. Net
So: Patrick Conallv, Sc; NJ. Quigley, S4.
The Board then adjourned.
POLICE CoURT.-Peter Kunz was yester-
dsy fined So in the Police Court for disturb
ing the peace. Johnny Smith was found not
guilty of petit larceny, and discharged.
This is the young man who was arrested for
breaking open the street-car money-box, but
he proved that he was not the party. Joseph
Sawrie pleaded guilty of disturbing the
peace, and will receive the Judgment of
Court to-day. John Sullivan. arrested Tor
drunkenness and released until trial upon
deposit of 81 80, failed to appear. and de-
pleaded guilty to drunk. He said he had
been herding sheep, and upon coming into
town became too hilarious-that was
the extent of his case well" said the
Judge, "are you ready for sentence?"
YES sir" replied the defendant, promptly.
well" said the Court, II will fine you
S." "All right" archly answered the
prisoner, as if he had got the best CT the
Court now" 1 haven't got - cent to
my name" Very we'll, responded the
Judge, turning to the Bsiliff: Conduct the
gentleman 10 a cell below for term of five
days"
AN INTERNAL VIs1ToR.-A Chinaman
named All Wan, who has for long time
been wandering about and laboring under the
impression that he has lizard or some other
four-footed animal crawling around in his
stomach, and which frequently amuses itself
by scratching in way uncomfortable for the
party who carries it about, has been taken IN
by the police for the purpose of determining
fNN~-oS '-'-S
found the following, which some pitying
listener to his recital had prescribed as an
amulet for his woes: 80 Thou who didst
once deprive Argus of his orbs of vision and
transfer said luminaties to the peacock's tail.
condescend, we implore Thee, to remove from
the bowels of this son of South Sea cook
that evil spirit which has so long found
lodgment there, and may he hereafter rest IN
peace" Notwithstanding this impressive
Ai.. fhat his mt nj
visitor still crawls and scratches In most
lively manner.
INSTALLATION AT FoLsoM.-On Saturday
evening last District Deputy Grand Master
George Murray, assisted by Il. c. Brown.
w. H. Sherburn, E. Glover and J. Lawton,
installed the officers of Granite Lodge, No.
62, 1. o. .. F., at Folsom: n. e., Ed.
Christy; V. G., J. L. House r. s., George
Little Treas, J. Hymsn Con-, j. Lawton;
Warden, j. Gable; o. G., M. Schlitter; |.
G., j. g. Butler; r. S. of n. e., S. z.
Bogd; L. S. so N. e., j. M. Car; r. S. to
KuTtz r. S. s., j. II. Smith; l.. s. s., X.
L. Mills.
POLICE ARREsTs.-JOhn Monahan was ar
rested by officer Frazee upon charge of dis
turbiug the peace; Frank Shaw, for va
grancy, by officer Campbell; James Norton,
for battery, By officer Arlington @. 2.
Stoughton, for malicious mischief and dis
turbing the peace; Dick Goodspeed, for steal
ing clothing, by officers Ash and Frazee;
George Brady, same offense, by officer Valen-
tine; E. G. Egbert, battery, by officer
Frazee; Mrs. Hopper, drunk, by officer Ash.
STEALING CLoTHING.-Dick Goodspeed and
George Brady were arrested last evening by
officers Ash, Frazee and Valentine, for enter
ing the barn of Gus Miess, on the alley be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth, K and l.
streets, and stealing a suit of clothes belong
ing to Henry Mayberry. The clothing was
recovered by officer Afh from place where
it had been secreted on l, near Seventeenth
street. They will be heard in the Police
Court to-day.
DECEAsED.-Wm. O'Brien, the landscape
gardener and florist, died yesterday morning
from paralysis. He received stroke on Sat
urday last, which rendered him speechless
and helpless. in which condition he contin-
ued uatil death. The deceased was well
known, and during the administration of
Governor Irwin was State Gardener. His
funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence on o street. tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
To Go TO HosPITAL.-A German named
Fred Balls, who applied for and was granted
lodgings at the police headquarters one night
last week. was taken i'll while there, and has
continued to grow worse. He will be taken
to the County Hospital, upon recommenda
ton of the City Physician.
FoUND INsANE.-L. Stephano, upon exam
nation, has been declared insane, and was
Yesterday taken to the Asylum at Napa by
Deputy Sheriff Orn. This is the second time
he has been an inmate of the Insane Asylum.
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