Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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The petition of L. w. Shsehan and others
for The forna ion of an independent reclama-
ton dis'rci within the limits of Reclamation
Dhtrics No. was granted, no opposition
hlyiog bte fled. The roll wss called on
motion TO take up the application of l.. g.
Ruble for the formation of an independent
recismai n district. Ayes-Wi'son, Bailey
and Christy. Noes-DremGn, Blair, Butler
and BeekIey. A communication relative to
the cEse Of Mrs. Kagse was received and re.
ferred 20 Supervisor Butler, with power to
act. TIE Board then to. k recess til 2
P. II, At that hour it agfil assembled and
took under consideration some applications
for relief Ma. Sagard and the family of
Abraham Wilson, deceased, were granted re-
lief. il wss ordered that thu county should
pay one-half tina expense Of repairing piece
of road in Road District No. s, and absve
Howells the resi- tents agreeing to bear the
othe- portion of the expense. The following
bills were allowed, after which the Board
took a rscess uatil 10 a. N. to-day: Mrs.
Huett, $40; George Murray, S126; Il. S.
Croker & Co., S666 81.
RELIEF GRANTED. Mrs. Salgard appeared
before the Board of Supervisors yesterday
and asked for relief. When questioned as to
what disposition she had made of the money
heretofore appropriated by the Board for the
relief Of her family, she stated that she had
five children, the eldest being Is years of
ages that her husband had left her that
two of her children are sick that out of the
last $40 relief granted she was compelled to
pay SIS for rent, and that she was compelled
to keep mp q fire through the night; that she
had to purchase wood and lights that she
had no pr37isious but -four that she had
tried to save Ter means, but that it was i'm
possible to get aio5g without further relief.
Upon motion, tho Chairman Of The Finance
COMMITTEES was authorized TO give Mrs Sal
gard an o-der Tor s. worth of groceries sud
for half cord Of wood. Mrs. Ksgee also
applied fer relief, and the matter was re-
ferred TO Supervisor Butler, with power 20
act. The saHe order was made in regard TO
the family Of Abraham Wilson, deceased.
RAIN-A slight rainfall occurred yestsr-
day morning, but the sun was shining long
before neon. The amount Of rain, as regis.
tered By Sergeant Barwick's gauge, was .05
of an inch. This, according to records kept
by the same cfiicar, makes 3.21 inches for the
month and GAL inches for the season, being
4.0S inches more than the average rainfall 70
a corresponding date for the past six seasons,
the fall for the season of 1SSl-S2 having been
but 10 inches; for 1SS0-S1. none; for
1S79-S0, 2.G6 inches; for 1S7S-79, l. So inches
and for 1877 rs, 1.70 inches From the re-
ports received st the Signal Service Office
last niEa5 l. vas learned that the sky was
clear slO5g the Pacific slope from Roseburg
to Los Angeles, with a slight rain at Olympia
and Portland, end cloudy at San Diego. The
barometer YVES rising very rapidly at Olympia,
Portland and Rnsetu-g, which Is good omen
for unsettled w5sther, although the wind wss
from tho vest and northwest at sl stations
except Olympia and Portland, where it was
blowing fresh from the south.
POLICE CoURr.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court-Justice
Gilner pyesiding-y yesterday: Edward Bryan,
drawing and exhibiting deadly weapon, con-
ii, aItil tomorrow; Charles Thompson,
drunk, Headed guilty, and fined So; William
Smith, drunk, deposit forfeited; Thomas
Ross, burglary, discharged; Thomas VIII
Jams, charge Gf burglary dismissed, but held
as witness; Chas. McCsrty, burglary, con-
tinusd TO November 90 h r. Costilo, bat
terry, continued until tomorrow; William
Alder, disturbing the peace, continued until
tomorrow Thomas Winslow, disturbing the
peace. continued to November 23l; ]. J.
Denohus, battery, continued TO November
22l; Maud Williams, disturbing the peace,
pleaded guilty, and fined SO: VIM. Stone,
carrying concealed weapon and keeping dis
orderly hou g, continued 10 November 81 !;
George Kennedy, embezzlement, set for No
vember 25i; order declaring bond forfeited
set aside.
ENFORCING ELECTION LAws.-On the day
OF the recent general election police officer
NJ Edred arrested two men at the polling
place Of Precinct p, and charged them with
attempting TO vote Illegally. At The police
station the men gave TIE names Of John
Sullivan and James Turner. When arraigned
in the Police Court they each pleaded guilty
to the offanss with which they were charged
stating in extenuation that they were drunk
at the time. The sentence imposed on each
was fine of $50 or confinement in the couu-
ty Jail for period Of 80 days. The fine not
being forthcoming, they are now in the coun-
ty Jail. A few days ago officer Eldred sp-
piled to Governor Perkins for the reward Of
fered by the State, which is 800 for each
arrest and conviction Yesterday the 5000
reward was granted by that official. The
officer did not know there was o reward Of.
fered until some time af.erward, when his at
tention was called to the fact by city Of
fetal.
FREIGHT TO ARRIvE-The following freight
for Sacramento passed Ogden on the 18th il.
slant For Lindley & Co., 100 boxes sauce,
l case citron; a. Dennery & Co., 1 box
wicki3g; Baker & Hamilton, box saws, l
box hardware; Billingsley & Co, 2 bales
broom corn; Hale Bros. & Co., box cotton
goods; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 3 packages to-
baccl A. a. Vaa Voorhies & Co., l box
saddlery hardware; Adams, AlcNeili & Co.,
10 bsrrels hams; Kirk, Gsary & Co, cases
and GO boxes common bottles Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., box foot scrapers, ] box
hardware. / box cartridge leaders, 80 bundles
hoop iron, 10 bundles bsRd iron ; Jos. Hahn &
Co., l can oil boxes, box advertising mat
- I IL =,
Scofield & TeNia. IS barrels beer; Standard
on Company, 900 cases oil; 7. W. Schwamb,
l box mgldirg; Ii. Fisher, 10 boxes chewing
gum: J. w. Ferguson, 2 organs; Weinstock
& LuCiu, boxes hats.
GRAsD JURy-The Grand Jury were in
session again yesterday, the principal bust.
ness bsfore 1t baing the examination of Grim.
insl Gases. The question has been raised as
to the legality Of the body. the principal
ground being thas the drawing of tie names
was not according to law. Tbs jury yesttr-
dsy obtained the opinion of the District At.
torney. and also Of Judge benson, which was
to the efTect that il was q legally constituted
body. An affirmative opinion was also ob-
tanned sc 20 the right to continue tie sss-
sion beyond January 1st. The jury has bees
in actual session but nine days up to the pres.
ent time. Ii is expected thst it viii not
nnaly acl9ula Until some time IN JanuaTy.
There Is q Iumar that after the experts ap.
pointed ny toe jury have completed the books
in the County offices, they viii be put 20 work
exporting the books of the city officers.
CRY TRusTrzs.- The Board of City Trus-
tees mat in special session, yesterday. ut 10
AN. Praseat-Brown and Ryan. The award.
ing of contracts for city printing and for gro.
ceries c2ma mp for consideration, and was
postponed 80 November q h; polling places
for The election to choose School Directors, to
be held Monday, December 4th, were desig.
mated, and inspectors and judges appointed,
after which the Bszrd adjourned TO the next
regular meeting.
ALWAYS AT THE FRONT. -" 1 tell you, u
says Halicornassus, ga the Blue House beats
them all for boots and shoes. Why, see those
whole stock kip balmorals for 81 %; boy
can't kick them out. And then, for my girl,
these grain leather button boots, 81 %. Ard
for my wife, the same kiaa for 81 go"
NoTICE TO Our YoLo FRIENDS.
will be delivered in Washington on Monday,