Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES

April 3. 1882, reporting the same correct.
The report of Mark Foster, Chief Engiu.
Ger of the Water Works, shows that the
pumps were in operation Isl hours during the
week. Total number Of gallons pumped,
q, 445, 900. The water was shu. off from the
city for one hour. owing to q break occurring
at the c1rrer Of Second and J streets.
A communication was received from NJ.
Cronin requesting the removal of the lumber
from in front of Nichols box factory on Sec.
ond street, between q and r also for the re-
movAl Of the ipc.ines in the sidewalk in front
Of the same factory. Referred TO the Street
Commissioner.
After allowing the following bills the Board
adjourned Friend & Terry Lumber Com
pany, $50 Is; James Leonard, 81 p; Bee
$l14 70 Reuben johnson, $50; Peter Nc
Ginnis, SO T. Cotter, SIS J. Lynch, SO I;
II. J. Ballou. $50 70 I; Antoine King, Sl36 /;
III. German. Sl32; John Wall, $50; Hugh
Latham, 1898 Frank Crosbia $50 w. X.
Brown, Sl66; JOSEPH Burns $500; l.. f..
Bassett. sol w. w. Bassett. S13 10; James
Wood, SO 26 II. Schwartz, SIC 50; Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co., S43 l6; J. f. Toomey,
SO; J. c. Tubbs, Sl4; Lem Chung, So /;
Cstliu & Hamburger, $50; estate of w B.
q. Brown, S150 n. Speilley. So Sacra-
mento Lumber Company, q Is; Jacob
KEEPER, So; i. l.. Lewis, 81 Hartwell,
Hotchkiss 4 Stalker. $50 %; Day & Joy,
50 so; Clipper Coal Company. So; Henry
Whipkins, s. : i. c. Tubbs. 800; Smith &
Goepel. S12; LOTUS L Farren. S37 SO; Ed
ward Van Alstine, 50; John Perry, 50; Wp.
Lsufkotter, 81 ; w. a. Anderson, S2S +.
Foster, S23 so; Wilson Wilder, 81; Capital
Ice Company, 81 Go ohm Duffy, 81 Amer
lean District Telegraph Company, 80 Il.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight is reported as having passed Ogden
on the 9TH For G. B. Corwin, l box cigars;
Henry Eckhart. 2 cases cartridges; Vein
stock & Lubin. csssIboots and shoes Lind
ley & Co. I pals tobacco Baker & Hamilton,
boxes knives S. Lipman Il Co.. boxes
dry goods Continental Oil Company l tank
oil Adams, Mcneil 4 Co, l35 cases extracts,
/ case show cards. $50 cases baking powder.
10 cases yeast cake /; Kirk. Geary Co.,
cases OIL AIebius Co, Il cases canned hsh;
Booth & Co, 100 cases condensed milk Hale
Bros & Co, bales cotton goods; Billings
ley Co.. 81 boxes hardware Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., Il boxes steel wedges Wa
terhouse & Lester, II churns Central PACING
Railroad Company. boxes tin car seals; A
A. Van VOORHEES, K Co, 3 boxes saddiery, b
cases harness blscking, cases names, crates
stirrups: Hail, Luhrs & Co., case cigars, IL
cases matches, l case pipes.
HOWARD BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
the nesting of the Howard Benevolent As.
sociatiou, held July 9Th, the reports for the
month Of june showed that one hundred and
eleven persons had been relieved by three
hundred and sixty-two dispensations. There
were upon the books July Let, and needing
assistance. the names OF q families, comprls-
inc infirm men, PC women and " children.
Total, 81. There were received by the Treas
urer, from sli sources S244 80. Discussed
ba0im, 1858 30. Balance in the treasury,
July ist, SI22 80. The bills audited at the
meeting amounted to S245 So; previously
audited, but unpaid, S3S %; making the total
indebtedness 1T that date, S279 16, and requir-
ing from the fund Sl56 is to meet the bills.
4 card of acknowledgment Of donations will
be found in the advertising columns.
BOARD OF EoUALIzATIog.-The County
Board of Supervisors met yesterday as =
Board of Equaliz alton, and received from
Joseph W. Houston, the County Assessor,
the assessment rolls Of Sacramento county
These rolls beyond question, are the neatest
ever made in the county, and reflect credit
not enly on Mr.. Houston, but also upon the
competent force of clerks who have been in
his employ. There was but one applicant for
q reduction of bis assessment yesterday-P.
H. a
ton of $500. The Board took his applica-
ton under adyisement and adjourned to 10
o'clock to-day.
AUCTION SALEsTro- MORROW. -Sherburn 4
Smith, suctioneers, will sell on Wednesday,
July 10Th, at IL A. ", on the premises, the
east quarter of lot 2 10 the block bounded by
1. and NJ, Secoud and Third streets, with the
n good. new ene-story and basement brick
siwelling OF three rooms and kitchen, all
cured and hard-hnished; street to high
1ade gas water and sewerage complete.
10, ct l o'clock P. NJ, on the premises, the
20 feet Of lot z, in the block bounded by
NTH and Eighth, n and 0 streets. with
houses thereon, and rented for So per
b. Title perfect.
IRE CANDIDATEs.-The following we'll
IA citizens anHouace themselves candi-
Iystes sor Office at the coming election, all sub
iecs to the decision of the Republican County
Convention: Chss. Z. Bishop, present in
cumbsnt, for County Superintendent of Pub
lie Schools T. Ii. Berkey for Sheriff; Chas.
M, Coglsn for County Clerk Henry l..
Buckley. present incumbent, for District At
torney; j. w. Houston. present incumbent.
for County Assessor n. j. Toll for County
Assessor VIM. E. Gerber, present incum-
-
Public Administrator,
NATIVE SoNs AT PLAcERvILLE.-The fol-
lowing officers have been elected for the en-
suing term of P4rlor No. 9, n. S. G. w, at
Placerville Past President, George H. Burn
ham; President, Frank Miller; First Vice.
President, N l.. Kohn; Second Vice. Presi-
dent, Geo. Hofmeister; Third Vice. President,
John Li1npensel Recording Secretary, S. Y.
Louis Finsncial Secretary, George Luding-
house Treasurer, r. Anderson, Jr.; Marshal,
G.. Carpenter; Executive Committee. J. Yea
don H Gremsger and William Fyffe; Sur
geon, j. L. Dryer.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoB.-Goy-
ernor Perkins has appointed the following as
Notaries Public: George NJ. Yoell. for Santa
Clara county, to reside at San jose; II. NJ.
Barstow, for Plumas county, to reside at
Quincy; s. J. Hinds for Fresno county. to
re,i de at Fresno; Dixon l.. Phillips, for Tu'
lare county, to reside at Hanford; Thomas
Fox, for Sacramento county. to reside at sac
ramentc, vice d. A. Hamburger, resigned
Also, Joseph NJ. Litchfeld, of San Francisco,
La Bank Commissioner, vice John T. Shee'
han, resigned
OPEN AIR CONCERT To.NIGHT.-The HuE.
sar Band will give al open air concert at the
Plaza tonight. The following choice .elec.
tions will be rendered March. MEDLEY :
andants and waltz, Echoes From the
North !" lsucers New England - schot
tische, =" Dancing in the Sunlight :" march,
"Criterion :" polka, Lsopoldine :" galop
''Prineess . "Home Again"
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the following business was transacted
Ed Vstterman's case of battery was con
tipsed TO July f15h. George McDaniels, as
sSult with deadly weapon. same order
DANES Mel ane. battery, same order: Michae
= Sullivan, a common drunk, pleaded guilty
and was feed $40 or ten days in the City
Prison.
LATE ARRESTS The following appeared
on the slate at tie Station houge at II oclocl
last night: Theodore Tyler, petit larceny
nv officer Lea; Pat Welsh, deliriun trensns
by Dunlevy All Ued-a very drunk man
too drunk to tell his namely Ostwald, local
INYIGRANTs. Eighty.one immigrant pas
sestsrs. including fifty males, en- route tt
California, passed Carlin yesterday. They
will arrive i'll Sacramento by the OVERLAND
this afternoon.
Nsw Characterization Harkerf, ma
tive of Germany, upon his declaration Of in
tention and upon the testimony of Ii. P
bfarkert and 4. 7, Driver. has been admitted
TO citizenship.
BOYS navy blue. polka dot shiits--separat
collars and cnffs-Si, at Red House.
SEE Red HOUSE new COLUMN advertisement
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