Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-16
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BOARD OF HEALTH.-A special meeting of
the Board Of Health was held on Saturday
eveninA at the Office of the Secretary, DR..
Hhe President OF the Board, DIR.
Nixcs, SAID! Vks object of the meeting was to
take into consideration the complaint of resi-
dents in the vicinity of the hide-curing and
lard.rendering establishment on the block
bounded by j, K, Twenty sixth and Twenty
seventh streets. He further stated that all
the members of the Board had visited the
premises complained of, and that, in their
opinion, the nuisance had not been abated
The following resolution was then adopted:
Resolved, That said premises be declared
nuisance, and the owners thereof be and ara
hereby required to abate the same by the 1st
Of December next. and that the Health OFF,
GER be instructed to notify the parties in in
terest of the action Of the Board. and adopt
the necessary means Of enforcing this resolu-
tion." The question of the drainage of China
slough, or Lake Como" was then discussed
and referred to the City Surveyor, with the
request that he report to the Board, at his
earliest convenience, the possibility of drain.
ing said slough. the Board linen adj ou1rsid.
FREIGHT FROM THE EAsT.-The following
merchandise for Sacramento passed Ogden
y. Os, Z
boxes hosiery A. Heyman. piano; w. d.
Comstock, l box walnut furniture; Henry
Eckhardt, / box firearms A. Dennery & Co,
l barrel glass goblets; Lindley & Co., case
ruled paper Kirk. Geary 4 Co. l box and
l package drugs Hale Bros. & Co., 5 cases
boots and shoes G. Il. Gilman, ] case dry
goods, case clothing III. S. Croker & Co.,
i box stationery Scofeld & Tevis, As bar
rels oil, 300 kegs white lead Adams, Mcneil
& Co., 90 barrels oatmeal; Gus. L,venson. A
cases shoes; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 205
bundles pipe; Gattmsnn & Wilson. Il box dry
goods Continental Oil Company, tank oil !;
A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., 2 cases harness,
/ crate stirrups, / box harness trimmings; w.
A. & C. S. Houghton. case books, box
and l case stationery, l case ruled paper.
TEACHERS CERTIFIcATEs.-0ut of the "A
applicants who were examined last week by
the City Board of Examiners. IA were granted
teachers certificates. The following named
were the successful ones: First grade-Dora
L. Abrams, Mrs. NJ. L. Bssset. Clara a.
Murphy. Mary L. Brown, Maggie McFall,
Lille Blue, Mary Jopson, Minnie K;efer,
Teresa Byron. Mary +. Spsuldipg, Ada G.
Tenbrook. Second grsde-Sarah Ellison,
Ella Pike, Nellie Miller. The certificates
will be delivered at the Capital Grammar
School this morning by Professor G. w.
johnson.
CRY REcEIprs.-The following are the re-
ceipts of the city treasury for the week end.
ing October 14th S. r. Caldwell, Cemetery
dues, $40 r. d. SERVER, water rates, S557 % :
n. A. Kidder, harbor dues, $40 w. A. Hen
ry, Police Court fines. SIS; George A. Put
ham. city licenses, $50 y; dog tax. 81 so /;
Il. III. Mckee. rent at library, S57 j. @.
Tubbs, Justices fees. SOS IS; Thomas w.
Gilmer. Justices fees, SOB 20. Total,
Sl.9S5 "a.
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT HowELLs.-Sat-
urday evening 102 of the voters of Lee town.
addresses of the Republican county candi-
dates. 5. b. Moore was elected Chairman,
and Phil Oyer Secretary of the meeting. All
the candidates made speeches. The closest
attention was given by the audience and
much enthusiasm was manifested. The Re-
publican county candidates say they are much
encouraged by their canvass thus far.
DED.-David Coffyn. who has been a resi-.
dent of Emigrant. Gap for the last sixteen
years, died at that plscs yesterday at $40
P. II. after an illness OF three weeks. He has
been hotel keeper ever since bis residence
there, and at the time of bis death was Post
master. He was 81 years of age. and leaves
{ swifs but no osisirsn. Mr.. Gctfyr we. se.l
known in Sacramento, aud much respected
BY all who knew him.
NEW LETTER CARRIrRs.-Two additional
letter carriers have been added to the force
in this city, and will begin work to-day.
They are Augustus Fl. Church and Charles
Il. Atwood. The route of the FIRST viii be
bounded by Nineteenth, Thirteenth, and r
streets, and that of the second by Ninth,
Thirteenth, B and streets. This makes
seven carriers in this city, two being mounted.
The increase 10 number viii permit the routes
Of the mounted carriers being located farther
toward the outskirts of the city.
Pas- CouRr.-There were but two cases
d 49, 80. ACE Court Saturday. One of
= ems, charged with petit larceny, was
sscharged .he. other plesded guilty to 9
charge Of beAtins q Chinaman, and was or
dered to appear fos sentence this morning.