Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

CRY TRUsTEEs.-The Board Of City Trus.
tees met yesterday morning st 10 A. NJ, all
the members present. Chief Engineer Eos.
ter, of tie Water Works, reported that the
pumps had been in operation lao hours dur
ing the preceding week, pumping 1o. S79. $50
gallons Of water. The contract for furnish.
ing stationery was awarded to w. A & C. s.
Houghson; for beef. to P. Herz0g, at 10 cents
per pound; for bread, to Geo. Schroth, at
cents per pound vegetables, d. DeBernardi,
q. So 80 per month for city advertising, to
the Daily Bee Bids for printing were re-
ceived from Day & Joy. H. A. Weaver,
& Johnston and Charles Smith, and
ERE referred to the Clerk of the Board, a,
pWere also bids for groceries, which we're re.
ceived from A. Schaden, Schsden Rode.
gardts and d. DER s,r. After allowing the
following bills the Board adjourned William
Amen. 50 /; LOTUS Co.. S24 10; Hunting
ton, hopkins & Co.. Sl7S; R. j. Merkley.
$500; John Nelson, Sly 30; Sam. Hayykirs,
So; Sacramento Lumber Company, $50; +.
Houqhton, S23 so; James Leonard, s. 25;
j. Lynch. So; I. Kane, S12; John Ken.
nedy, S24 /; Andrew Ksessr, 81 NJ. Daily.
Sl2; II. Ryan. SIS; M. Taossy. SO; J.
Kelahsr, $40; t. Hart, s12; Richard Shay,
81; b. Roach. Sl2: Capital Ice Company.
So 10; Con. Kelly, 81; Kirk, Geary & Co.,
50 II; Wilson & Mitchell. 81 /; S. r. Cald.
well, So; i. Cotter, Sl5; Peter NcGinniss,
So; j. Ccffey, Sl2; r. johnson, S24; Daly
Bee, $50. 50; George R. Martin, $50 Free
man & Bates. s54 50; F. Foster. sS7 Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company, SO; Martin
Kesgar, S75; w. H. Hoyt, 81 25; j. Gil
day, &c; r. d. SERVER, s.; Sacramento
Lumber Company, 500 90; j. Ginsberg,
81 so; J. w. Watt, for laborers $50 so.
BOARD OF SUpERvIsoRs.-Th Board of
Supervisors met in regular session yesterday
at 10 a. N. Pfesent-Dreman, Wilson, Blair,
Butler, Christy ana Beckley. The following
warrants drawn on Swamp Land District
No. 407, and indorEed by Fl. NJ. LIE Rue,
President of the Board CT Trustees of the
District, were approved and ordered paid:
Knud Nelson, SSlS 81; J. NJ. Upham, $50;
John Miller, $50; J. NJ. Stephenson. s5O
William Pool $500; John Dron, $50; P ii.
GardueT. 81; NJ. w. Blanchard, 81, 319 10;
Sanford Dickey, S494 Oh; Ali Wong L. Co.,
81 CSC 90; NJ. p. Sprsaue, S62 %; G. A.
Burr. 50, 4S2 % A. p. Catlin, 1922 %.
The Eureka Social Club was granted the use
of the upper hall of the Pavilion for the
evening If January 49, 1888. after which the
Board took recess until P. NJ. At the eff
ternoou session all the members were present.
TIE resignation Of G o,ge n. Gray as Road
Oyersser of District No. 16, was resd and
accepted. A petition signed by George n.
Gray and others for the appointment OF A.
b. Bryant to fill tie vacancy, was read, and
on call Of the roll Bryant was declared
elected. Thsre being no further business
the Board took recess until 10 A. NJ to-day.
INCORPORATED ARTICLES of incorporation
were fled with the Secretary of State yester-
day by tae DoLnella Gold Mining Company.
Direc.ors-F. Il. Shattuck, S. II. Mather,
George C.. Potter, Charles A. Tuttle, G. E.
Gillets. Capital stock, 81, co., 600, divided
into 1G0 600 shares. Principal place of bust
ness, Oakland. Cal. Also, by the First Con.
gregati0Dal Church of Auburn. Directors
John n. Hayes, William NJ. Crutcher, J. A.
Fletcher, Thomas NJ. Ford, John T. Ashley,
a Principal place of business, Auburn, Placer
4aty. Also, by the Second Presbyterian
Church Of Los Angeles. Directors-Jamss
r. Boal, Thomas Meredith. Thomas f. Stra-
horn, William G. Hughs, J. L. Richardson.
Principal place of business, Los Angeles,
Cal. Also, by the Neptune Swimming Club.
Directors-Jsmes A. Clayton, John S. Car.
ter, l. G. Nssmith, John E. Richards John
Giuty. Capital stock, $50. Principal place
of business, San Jose, Cal. Also, by the
ArmOry Hall Association. Directors-C. NJ.
Carter, +. a. Pedlar, J. W. Coin, W. d.
Curd, Allen Poole. Capital stock, 81, 800,
QlV1u63t lltO Z,0Uu ghar6H. HlGc1D6i Dtace of
business, Woodland, Cal.
For DIsTRIBUTIoN.-Edw f. Smith,
Secretary # the State Agricultural Society,
has for distribution the following seeds:
Acme tomato, collards, creole stock radish,
French breakfast; psysnips long, smooth
okra, prolfc; turnip, white strip leaf and
mountain sweet; squash, summer golden
IL IL. Il
mountain sweet (; carrot, long orange; musk
melon, green citron ksle, dwarf German and
tall cuFled Scotch; cabbage, premium fat
Dutch lettuce, early curled SIM son ; Gu.
cumber, long green spinach. savorY leayed
mangel wuIzsl, nobitam giant; sugar corn,
asylum peas, Daniel ORourke; beans
early, long, yellow wheat and tobacco.
Those rscsiving seeds are expected to report
the result Of the trials made, together with
the method OF culture, end any other infor.
nation that may be of interest to others. It
is also expected that the recipients will pre-.
serve portion of seed for distribution among
their neighbors should the seeds prove of
value.
FIRE LAST EVENING An alarm of fire
was turned in last evening about o'clock
from box 81, at Twelfth and y streets. The
fire department responded promptly, but
ity of Thirteenth and Y streets, beyond the
water lionits. The hook and ladder truck
proceeded TO the burning building, which
was then entirely enveloped in flames. The
fire extinguishers were brought into use by
the ttucsmen, which prevented the burning
of a stable that stood near the house. The
building was owned and occupied by G.
j. Vance. whose loss, including the furniture.
will amouat to about 81 900, insured in the
Liverpool and London and Globa-S1, 200 on
building and $3.50 on furniture. The neighbors
say that the fire was first discovered in the
roof, and IS supposed to have caught from q
defective fine.
NoTARIEs APPoIETED.-Governor Perkins
has appointed the following Notaries Public:
W. Z. Houghton, for Kern county, to reside
at Bskersfeld Eugene Lehe, for San Joa-
quia county. to reside at Stockton William
b. HASKELL, Tor Sonoma county, to reside at
Petsluma; Joel A. Harvey, for Solauo, to
reside st Vallsjo; II. r. Gregory. for San
Bernardiuo, to reside at Calico G. A. Oliver,
for Ventura, to reside 1T San Buenayentura
William l.. g. Soule. for San Bernardino, to
reside at Calico; William b. Hays for San
Joaquin county, to reside st Tracy; VIM. NJ.
Bowers, log Butte county, to reside at Orc.
vile.
GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury met YES
terday and received the report of the experts
in regard 60 the books of the County Clerk
Some criminal cases wereinvestigated, among
them being the murder committed near Cali
last February. No report was made to the
Court. Il viii be 10 session again to-day.
1t is understood that the session will extend
into the month,of January,
LADIES, Do NOT Miss Tr.-Rsal BARGAINS
in dry goods do not grow on trees like ap.
Piles, aud when they get ripe, pluck them.
The real Bargains that now can be found are
at the Red House. They have thousands of
dollars worth of the finest goods in the mar
kes, bought at forced eale, in Job lots. and
now they are being retailed out rapidly at q
small advance. Nothing like it was ever seen
on dry goods counter, and lady experts ad.
NIT it and buy quantities. They are loud to
proclaim it. Silks for 70 cents cashmeres as
low as Is cents drap d'Alms, worth 81 %
per yard, we only ask 81 % par yard; table
linens, gaad value for s. cents, we ask so
: cents white merino hose lladies1, worth %
cents, we ask l25 cents; damssk napkins,
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