Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


In the matter of the application of j. T.
CardweI to have the American river bridge
declared an obstruction TO the public high
way, Supervisor Becliley said the Board had
10 jurisdiction ever the matter. On a call of
the roll he was sustained by the following
vote. Ayes-Dreman, Blair, Butler Bailey.
Bsckley. Noes-Wilsen and Christy.
The report of John Aston showed that he
had rendered the amount of damages awarded
to D. w. Lewis and Alice Lewis for lands
taken for road purposes, and that they had
refused to accept said award.
1t was therefore ordered that the District
Attorney proceed, under the provisions of
Section 81 OF the road law, to procure the
right of way, as provided in the Code of Civil
Procedure against all non-accepting land
owners.
La the matter Of the petition of Ingalls, and
others for a road in Districts 3 and 4, hereto
fore taken under advisement, it was ordered
by the Board that the amount of damages to
Robert Ward be fixed at $50, J. Harris $50,
and William Csrrick S160.
Mr.. Wilson offered the following resolu.
ton, which was seconded by Mr.. Bailey:
RcsoIred, That George Ca,lwalader, our special
legal counsel institute and take the necessary legal
steps to enjon and restrain all the hydraulic mines
and hydraulic mining corporations from using the
bed of the American river and its tributaries as
place for the deposit Of their tangs mang debris
also all the hydraulic mining companies operating
on the Costumes river from using the bed OF the
Costumes river for the deposit of their tangs and
debris in said river.
Mr. Blair moved to lay the resolution over
until the next meeting of the Board. Sec
onded by Mr.. Butler.
Lost by the following vote: Noes-Dre-
man, Wilson, Bailey and Bsckley. Ayes
Blair, Butler and Christy.
The al resOlutinn was then a10Dtel
by the following vote: Ayes-Dreman,
Wilson, Bailey and Beckley. Noes-Blair,
Butler and Christy.
Mr. Blair explained his vote by stating that
he did not deem it proper to commence
further suits until the Gold Run case now
pending was decided. 1t would simply be
taxing this county for an expense which per-
ksps would afterwards be found to have been
entirely unnecessary.
Mr.. Wilson moved that the Clerk be in
structed to notify Mr.. Csdwalader Of the &C
ton of the Board. Adopted.
The Finance COMMITTEES reported that they
had examined all the bills against the county
for the moath of March, and recommended
that they be allowed. and ordered paid for
No. els to demand 704, inclusive, excepting
demands Ne. $50, 52j, SOL, sol, $50, $40, 6S1
and 694, which were held over for further
consideration. The following are the
bills allowed. TIE demands will not
be ready for delivery until Saturday :
Henry Garrett, So; Samuel Blair, 500;
F. James, S4S; S. W. Butler, 500; Cad
S206 so; q. w. Lorenzs, $50; II. Hansche,
$50; P. L. Hickman, SLY; L. q. Chandler,
$50: w. G. Fe'ch, SIPS; Felch & Davis,
SOB Is; w. P. Coleman, Sill; A. Leonard,
500 40 J. Z. Hobbie. $685. Richmond
DsTis, SS1 10; C. L. Eoklin. $50 50; Elsir
Calver $500; J. l. CLARK, S342; All Dan,
Sc; W. Il. Frye. SIS; Ben Bailey, s12o;
Fl w. johnson, S115; Whittier, Fuller &
Co., s13 95; n. Hanrahan, So rs; G. F. c.
Sale, IS 80; S. G. Foster, So; George n.
Grsy, SIS; Baksr Il H amilton, SIT 20; NJ.
a. Frye. $133 so; L. E. DAvi'. s14; r. 4.
Scott, $50; NJ. a. Bray. S162 80; G. F.
Gssaway, So; r L. Scott, Sill As; VIM.
Hellinge, So; Sacramento Lumber Com.
Houghton, 81; Chas. Z.itler, SC So {; Capital
Gas Company. s25 20; w H. Baldwin $50 ::
c. H. Krebs, 81 20; C. E Bishop, S133 80 /;
e. E. Kuchler, Sl26 81 A. Keithley, 500;
N. J. Toll, Sis; Wilson & Mitchell,
S2S7 rs; w. NJ. Reese, Sl4; John Farnham,
81 80; Frank Foster, SIS; Bancroft & Co.,
$50; Gerber Bros. S4O6 81; Lee Stanley,
IS so; j. A. Wilson, 81 % Ben Cohen,
SIG 50; Ross Barnhardt $40; Nick Deely,
$50 so; Jacob Miller, SIG; Mrs. NJ a
Cook, $40; Peer Erauw, $50 rs; john
Smith, 81 Is; l., NJ. Lincoln. So; p. j.
Caffrey. 81 Biward Christy, $l20; William
Breeding, SIG; Richard Dale, SIS; l.. VIII
cox, $25; John Reel, S12; NJ. Wagoner
SD; John Watt. 500 Charles Shiebar, So;
Frank Schiller, SIS; John RIDER so j. w.
Richmond, $50; S Rosenlsldt, SIS; Thomas
Ryan, $50 so; Henry Porter, S26 so; 2. Ii.
Murphy, Sl9 70; B. Lucy, SIS; A Logan.
so; james Malone, Sl2; d. G. Kigore,
50 Is; Phil Kendall, s24 L. Kilgolr, SIS;
A johnson, SO; +. s. Hotchkiss, $50; J. H
Hussey, S24 L. Glkey, S24; q. w. Graves.
$50; John Gerber, SD 80; NJ. Foy, slS; H.
H. Fassett. Sll 80; q. w. Baker, S14; c.
w. Eldred, $l3 10; Manuel Castro S22; w.
= f. Borchers, S22; ID. III. Cox, SD; j. J.
Bauer. SIG; c. Bsrghauser. Sl7 S. ID. john
son, $ll5; VIM CrumP. $50 John SHELTON,
S67 30; n. B. Houston. S1l5; H l.. Buckley,
$500; X. S Jones s33 Is; Nathan. SOP 80;
w. Wetz-l S12; d. Dierssea. S257 AZ; n. a.
Kidder, SIG Sc; A Heilbrop, 1891 S.;
Louis Kesbergs, $40; J. F. brennan. SIP;
w. c. Hopping 49, Frank Swift, Sl3 80;
". j. Davis, $50; w. S. Wilkerson, $50
W. F. Drew, SO; c. i. Burnham, $50
Margaret Nee m. $50; w. H. Bell, $50
John Knapp s. so; Mis-; E. ]. Beckley, $50;
L. j. Buckley, $780, Q. II. Hyman, $50;
August Schmif, $50; William Fitzmorice,
500; G. A. White, 1888 Mary Mckee, $50
David Burrell, $50; A. Kunamah, $50
Mary NJ. Lsushlan, $50; a. Schaden.
Sg7 81; L. Koliker, SIG IS; Huntington,
Hopkins Il Co.. sd SO Hattie NJ. Houston,
$ll5; J. w. Houston, S27 20; F. i. Hous-
ton, $50; J. W. Hors.on, SIPS; John NJ
Ingram, 500 +. Woodward, $50 S. j. &
J. NJ. Jackson. S4; w. a. Butterield,
sol SO; Golden Eagle Hotel, S2S7 10; Al.
Vermilya, 500 65; IL. A. Kidder, $50
Maria Sylvia, SIS; ]. 7. Carey, S63 II. A.
Heilbron, Sll5; Edward Christy. $40; d. f.
Callahan. Sl66 66; F. A. Massol. $50;
Frank Foster, $40; A. c. Tufts, $37 20;
Bidwell & Cook, 50; II. Winter, Sl65 81
H. S. Croker & Co., 1856 IS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Perkins has
commissioned the following John L. Klein,
as Second Lieutenant of Company c, First
Infantry Regiment, Second Brigade James
William Keinfeld, as Second Lieutenant of
Company II. Second Artillery Regiment,
Second Brigade.
NorARIEs PUBLIo.-Governor Perkins has
appointed the following Nosaries Public
b. Biockbureer for Humboldt county. H. re-
side al Blockburg; =. 3. Terry for Fresno
county, to reside at Fresno; n. +. Sanford
for C4laveras county, to reside at Camp Seco.
THE RIVER-The Sacramento river last
evening reached the 2l-foot mark-the
highest point attained this season. The
American river has not risen much, and, so
far this year, has behaved handsomely.
COMMISSION IssUED.-Governor Perkins
has Issued commission to Talbot II. Wallis
who was elected Librarian Of the State Ii
brarv. hy the Board OF State Library Trus-
tees on the Oh dav of April, 1852.
COMMISSIONER or DKEDs.-Goyernor Per
kins has appointed Meloncy c. Somat as
Commissioner OF Deeds for this State, to
reside at New Orleans, Louisiana.
TRADE NARK.-John Ramos, of st. Helene,
has filed with the Secretary OF State his claim
to the trademark Ramos Pioneer st.
Helana Sherry House for wine.
APPOINTED. -Goyernor Perkins has sp'
pointed d. T. Perkins as Supervisor OF the
Third District of Ventura county, vice
Browne, resigned.
PARTIES in the country who have heretofore
had suits made at the Capital Wooden Mills,