Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-12
L0Gal. INTELLIGENCE.
CITY TRUSTEES.

49, 49,
present.
The report of the Chief Engineer of the
Water Works showed that the pumps hac
been in operation 127 hours during the pre-
csdiDg week, pumping 11,0Si $50 gallons Of
water.
A canvass of the returns of the election
which was held on the h instant was made,
and c. H Stevens. Matthew Cooke, L. K.
Hammer and o. 2. GoSdhua were declared
as chosen for tie office of City School Di.
recsors-oae from each ward
The City Treasurer reported that the
amount of money on hand on December 1st,
was Sal $50 60. A request was received
from the Board of Health, asking that Ordi.
nance 146 relating to "hog ranches be re.
pealed. Ga motion the ordinance was re-
pealed. The contract for furnishing gas to
pany 3. 81 per month per lamp. An appli.
cation from Martin Rannish for damages of
$500 TO his potato fsld, caused by water
from the extended canal, was refused by the
Board.
The following bills were allowed: P. Nc.
Ginnis. Sl2; 2. McEIals, $3.50; George Muir
ray, $3.50; Locke & Lavenson, SIS 81; L.
Anderson, S32: NJ. M. Chisholm. S4 Baker
& Hamilton, 81 As ; 7. SERVER, 81; G. Kelly,
81; r. d. SERVER, $40; d. ellis. $40; D.
Flynn. S2J; w. A. & G. S. Houghton,
$40 55; Lewis & Johnltor, S12; Charles
Schmidt, S33 Day & Joy, SOS 70; b. BONN,
Sc; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., S27 AZ; J.
w. Watt. $751; LOTUS & Farren, S15 So; G.
Barnes 81 10; r. J. Merkler, $500; jos.
Sims, $500; Thomas Dunn, S12; HI. Ryan,
SIS; J. Coffee, Sl2; james Plunkett, So ;
George Oglesby, s12; E. o. Lsughlin, S12
r. Shea, $12; c. McCool, Sc II. r. Bow
ker, SO; james Leonard, So 25; Friend &
Terry Lumber Company, Sl53; Hsrtwell,
III ,tchkiss & Stalker, SIS 20 John Lynch,
So: R. johnson, s24; F. Houghton, SIS /;
T. CotteF, SIS.
The Board then took a recsss until $50
P. NJ, at which time the Board met again and
took into consideration the question Of the
proposed new ordinance regulating the stor.
age Of petroleum and its products. No de.
finite action YVES taken, excepting to make
some amendments to the ordinance offered a
week ago. a synopsis of which has been pub.
Hshed in the RECORD. UNION. Section 4,
which provides for the licensing of ware.
houses for the storage of surplus oil, was
amended by adding clause follows
Provided, no such warehouses mentioned in
Sections 3 or hereof be located within the
following boundaries Commencing at the
southwest corner OF north Front street,
thence up Front street to L street, thence up
l. street to Second street, thence north up
Second street 80 | street, thence east up
street to Tenth street, thence south
down Tenth street to n street, thence
down n street to place of beginning. y
Some other amendments were Incorporated,
but no material changes were made, The
ordinance was then laid over for further con.
sideration until the next regular meeting.
The attention Of the Beard was called to
their action during the morning session, OF
~ y Il =
had granted permission to establish "hog
ranches anywhere within the limits of the
city. be repeal of the ordinance was then
rescinded, a1eFO hich City Attorney Apder-
son prepared an ordinance amending Ordi.
nance No. 146. and which provided that " il
shall be unlawful for any swine to be kept
within the corporate limits of the city of Sac.
ramento." This ordinance was passed under
suspension Of the rules.
TIE Board then adjourned until the next
regular meeting.
FREIGHT EN- RoUTE.-Freight for Sacra.
mento passed Ogden or the 9Th instant as
follows: For Henry Fuchs, l case dry
goods, l case books; Casey & Cronan, l case
cigars; Billingsley & Co., box brushes, 1OC
bundles broom handles D. Stancliff. boxes
household goods; P. II. Russell, 6 sacks
grass seed; Capital Furniture Company, z
boxes finished marble; l.. Elkus & Co, ]
case cotton goods, l case cotton c.. III. Gil.
man, cas1s slirs; G. p. Il. R., ] box
gauge glasses; Weinst eek L Lubin, 16 cases
boots and shoes; James Gresham, l organ
A. NJ. Smith, l box dolls M. Ellis Il Son, !
iron wheel; A. Dennery & Co., "a barrels
lamp-chimneys Adams Mcneil & Co.,
bales tobacco, 30 cases canned goods. 100
cases SAUCE Henry Eckhsrdt, case wads.
l case shells. cases cartridges; Van Voor-
HES Il Co., boxes saddlerv hardware; T.
Babel, l sewing-machins Scott & Muir,
crates sinks, box sink fixtures; Hale Bros.
Co., l box cotton goods, cases boots and
shoes III. A. Weaver, 10 bundles newspaper
Guthrie Bros. l crockery sink, boxes
brass fixtures John Breuner, l box chair
frames; G. A. Bills, l box picture frames ;
Terry McMorry, boxes drugs; Waterhouse
4 Lester, carload hardware; Elmer Bros,
box cards. Liudley & Co., 8 boxes shoe
blacking, 3 barrels whisky, case cigarettes,
! case tobacco Holman, Stanton & Co., II
cases axes, l case wedges, case sledses. l
case mattocks; III. Fisher, l box figs James
G. Davis, boxes chsirs, box chair frames
Jos. Hahn, 3 cases drugs, wash.stands, l
table, box looking glasses, boxes marble,
l desk, bundles chairs T. G. Kingsland &
Son, kegs staples, 200 reels barb wire Kirk,
Geary & Co., l keg resin, l barrel and boxes
drugs, boxes medical glass Huntington,
Hopkins & Co.. boxes screws, cases and 5
boxes hardware, l box barometers, ! box FIRE.
arms, l beg and rolls packing. 329 bundles
shovels, l key and l box wedges, bundle
door rails, l box iron yisee, l box scale
weights, barrels lamp chimneys.
THE HowARDs.-At the monthly meeting
of the Howard Benevolent Association for
November, held at the Office Of w. P. Cole
man, the Stewards report showed 139 per.
sons relieved by 472 dispehsations now re-
csiving assistance from the Towards, II
intirm and sick men, SO women, 76 children
total, III, The report of the Treasurer
showed the receipts from all sources as
sob; disbursements, Sf15 %; balance in
treasury, 1912 20. Bills to the amount Of
1863 So were audited at the meeting, which,
with the unpaid claims previously audited,
makes the present Indebtedness CT the Asso-
citation sos II. All persons having dishes
at the Pavilion csn obtain them by sending
60 the Association Depot, Seventh and /
streets, Tuesdays and fridays, from 10 A. n
to 2 P. n Recsiets at tie charity ball
From ssle Of tickets, 1925 % !; supper,
SIS s.; neck-ties, So 20; lemonade, s3S 90
candy, S37 20; fl 'wers, S33 10; ice cresm
SO 10; cigars, ST. 65 hat-room, SIS -
wheel a fortune, Slo0; donations, Sl35 Is
sale of provisions and sundries, Sill So
Total receipts. Si,60l 65 total disburse.
ments, SD ~; net proceeds, 81. 37S Sc.
INcoRPoRATED.-Articles CT incorporation
were fled with the Secretary of State yester
day by the Cotton Lime Company. Principa
plscs of business, Cotton. Cal. Capital stock
Si20,00 divided into l, 200 shares. Director;
John Campbell, G. n. FELTON,, Timothy
Paige. Lafayette Olmsted, II. G. Plstt
Also, by the Shenandoah Mining and Milling
Company. Direc.ors-E. w. Morse. J. s
Gordon, NJ. a. Luce, Nh Genkiin. Eugsn,
B. Cushicg. Capital stock. 81 000. 600. di
vided into 10 000 shares. Principal place O.
business, San Diego, Cal.
Police CoUsT.-The following business
was transacted liz the Police Court yesterday
John Chambers, disturbing the peace. con
tinued to December 18th. Mrs. Mary Ryan
judgment for disturbing the peace continued
to December u h.
a LARGE Let Of nicely-drsssed dolls are Of
fered at Ackermsn's for % cents, so cents, 81
cents 81 81. The Same are sold for double
the price by other dealers.
FES gers Tor cloaks, 6 A. only So so PEI