Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06


l5ee late decision Of the Supreme Court.)
Third Has the Board Of Supervisors the author
fty TO create debt against the general, road or
district funds in excess of 10 per cent the est
mated receipts for the next Year,
Fourth Is the Board authorized by law TO draw
warrants on the general fund Of the county TO pay
for road or bridge work when fund has been ere
sted for that purpose7
Fifth-Has the Board the authority to create
debts and liabilities against the general fund of the
county before providing for the payment of said
debts tsee Section 1910, Political Code.)
Mr.. Butler seconded the sdoption of the
resolution.
After considerable discussion the roll was
called, and the resolution was defeated by
the following vote: Ayes-Blair and Butler !;
noes-Dreman. Wilson, Beckley and Bailey.
At p. N. the Board adjourned.
IscoRPoRATED.-Articles of incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary of State of
the Ventura County Bank of San Buena-
ventura. Directors-John Edwards, VIM.
r. Broome, VIM. NJ. Eddy. Thomas L.
Knapp and Richard Robinson. Capital,
$50, 900, in 500 shares. Also of the Henrietta
Mill and Mining CsInpany, to operate in the
Territory of Alaska. Principal place Of
business, San Francisco. Directors-Wm.
M. Pierson, N. Hilton, Waldo NJ. York.
George Schultz and George Z. PITT. Capital
80. 600, 600 in 100 600 shares. Also of the
Lsopard Mill and Mining Company, to oper.
ate in Myers District, Pima county. Arizona.
Directors-L. H. Van Shaick, David Nc
Clure. Albert Lyser, Daniel T. Sullivan and
K. 7. Van Norden. Capital $500, 900, in
100, 900 shares. Also Of the Jim Crow Min
og Company, TO operate in Nevada county.
rincipal place OF business, Grass Valley.
Oirectors-C. Il. Hawkins. R. D. Williams,
John Collins, NJ. G. Taylor and John Town
send. Capital $500. 900, in 80 600 shares.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-N. C. Good
wins troupe had a good house last night.
Hobbies" an irresistibly laughable comedy.
farce. was played. It is well known here, and
has evidently lost none of its attractive pow
ers in this community. Tonight " Hobbies
will be played for the last time. This after
noon for matinee performance the mirth-
provoking comedy THE Member for Slo-
cum will be played. Goodwin is a prime
favorite here, and hardly less SO is his wife
miss Weathersbyl, J, and as this afternoon and
tonight are the last occasions on which they
will appear here, it is probable there will be
crowded houses.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on
the I'd: For &. Lyon & Co, 8 bales oilcloth
C. P. R. R., 30 barrels engine oil Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co., bales hose, bales
betting, 8 boxes forges A. A. Van Voor-
hies & Co., Q crates stirrups; Lindley Il Co..
Is barrels ham; Weinstock & Lubin, q
cases boots and shoes; w. R. McRae, 2
bundles paper. The following freight passed
Deming for Sacramento on the LIST For
Hnlnap Skankon o. III I hardUara
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co., auctioneers,
will sell on Thursday, May 11th, at II A. NJ.
on the premises described as follows: The
nerth 3OIS0 feet of lot s, bounded by and
J, Fifth and Sixth, with two-story brick
house; store, 25x70; residence above con-
taips six large, 6ne rooms, inside blinds, mar
BILE mantels, bathroom, hot and cold water,
and gas throughout the entire house closets,
psntries and other improvements, everything
being very complete and well finished.
HUssARs' PIcNIo.-The Sacramento Hus-
sars have decided to have team riffs match
at their picnic to be held at Coyle's Grove.
near Woodland, on the 9th instant. 1t will
be open to all persons, but will be conducted
strictly upon military cenditions-the use of
military rifles with the usual six pound pull
of trigger, etc. Each team will be composed
of six men. and at least three must enter. A
purse of S2S will be offered, to be divided
into first and second prizes.
AGRICULTURAL LAND PArENTs.-The fol.
lowing patents for agricultural lands were
received at the United States Land Office in
this city on the 9Th inst, to wit John B.
Dutton, Carmen Farquera, Ebenezer Fair
childs. John Lopis. Gerhard Menke Bernard
McFadden, Louis Pgoetz, Charles Red, Ebe-
nezer Scott.
AUCTION MoNDAY.-Bell Co. will sell
Monday the east 37a feet by 100 feet of lot
No. s, in the block bounded BY l and J,
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, with i'm
provements, consisting of neat cottage
house of four rooms, stable and other i'm
provements. Sale positive and without re-
serve.
INFORMATION WANTED Information is
wanted of Miss Louise Abbot. poultry girl,
native of IllinoiF, Vermilion county, WHO
worked in and about Sacramento from 1873
to 1873. ANY information regarding her
whereabouts will be thankfully received by
DR.. Czartoryski, Stockton.
ExcURsIoN.-The Xopos and Tip.Top
Clubs went on an excursion to Folsom last
night, about $50 persons all told. They had
delightful time, danced by the light of the
moon at Natoma Grove and came home in
the "wee sma'" hours of this morning.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Judge Henry disposed of the follow.
ing cases /: All Yam, misdemeanor, was
fined s. or FIVE days in the County Jail the
case of All Come, petit larceny, was con.
tinued until to-day,
EscApEp.-Ed. Fellows, who was COM
mittsd to the County Hospital some time
since for q period of six months by Judge
Clark of the Superior Court, has escaped.
AUCTION To DAY.-Bsll & Co. will sell TO-
day at their salesroom, on j street, between
Ninth and Tenth, horses, wagons and bug
gies.
EIGHrY.THREE boxes of ladies' and chill
dren's shoes received at Red House yester-
day. These goods are from the best Eastern
factories, and we are now able to furnish to
the trade, as in former days, the best of goods
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