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, 1882-05-31
P R 0 G b E D | n GS
OF THE
QOODGQ4
TOT 81. CROIN.

MONDAY 18th May 1882, II O'Clock noon.
the Colonial Council held an EX%traordina-
ny Meeting.
The following Members were absent viz:
4th Member for Christiansted's Country
District Raphael, 2nd Member for Ere
deriksted Brown LIST, End, Bird 4 4th
Members for Frederjk6ted's Country Dis
trict FLEMING, Jun9hans, Wilson and
Latimer): Brown and Latimer had notified
their inability to attend; %Junghans is
unable to attend owing to illness.
The acting President and the acting
Notwithstanding were present.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and adopted.
The Chairman stated that Mr.. J. c.
Fr0rup had appeared in the Council to-day
and had handed in his patent OF election
as 2nd Member for ChriStiansted'S Town
the Council had received no information
from the Presidency about the result Of
the election to fill this vacant seat, there
fore the matter of examination of the
patent of election for Mr.. Fr0rup had not
been put on the Order of Day for this
meeting; with the consent of the Council
ne would, however, proceed with the eXamI-
nation of the said patent.
The consent was given tacitly and &C
cordingly the Council proceeded to:
Examination of patent of election for
Mr.. j. c. Fr6rup as End Member for
C~hristiansted'S Town.
The patent was examined and found in
due order; the Chairman then declared
that MIR. Fr0rup is entitled to a seat and
vote in the Council, and Mr.. Fr0rup sign
ed the prescribed formular of oath.
The Council next proceeded to the Order
of Day, viz
u 2nd Discussion on the Draft of Bud
get for St. Croix for the financial year
1SS2-S3 with Money Bills appertainillg
thereto.
The Presidency and the Committee had
proposed Amendments to some of the
Money Bills, and which will be inserted
under the respective Bills.
, 1882-05-31
Passengers Arrived

Per schr Vigilant from st. Thomas, May
27-Justin Burnett, Johannes Milliner,
Frank Moorhead & boy julius, Miss F.
Daguilard, Judy Helms and 3 children,
Gerald Wight,
Per schr Active May 27-Henry Webs
ter, Theodor Ricardo, Elias C%lindinen,
Miss C.. Jacobs aud child, Sarah Rebecca
Joseph and son, Louisa Dembo and
James Thomas.
Booked &c Left
For New York, May 30-Mrs. Esther
Bcecher and daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Romig and two children for St. homas
Charles Aug. Brewer, wife and 4 child
rem, Thomas Francis, Cot: Secretary c..
Hattensen, Justin Burnett, J. G. Millinnr,
boy Frederik Abramsen, and Michael
Marcus.
, 1882-05-31
acknowledgements

GP HENHOLD til Anordning af
~ lode August 1874 bekiendt-
gj0res herved, at jeg Days Dato har
modtaget Anmeldelse ON
at Herr Cancelliraad L. FABER
under code dennes har udstedt
FuIdnagt til Herr cand pharm
S. w. STEPHENS til i hans Fra
yareIse at varetage hans Tarv j ale
Henseender paa de dansk-yestin-
dislike Ger SAINT andetsteds
at Herr Cancelliraad T. FABER
under 20de dennes har udstedt
FuIdmagt til Herr, cand pharm:
S. w. STEPHENS, til i hans
Frav@relse at handle som Agent for
THE Northern Assurance Company
of London
Fredcrihsteds Politikammer den
25de Mai 1892.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1882-05-31

@GsHF Absenteo-tax being due on
% the first June, the respective
ATTORNEYS are requested to
transmit to the undersigned Com
mission Statements of the sugar
crops made, also of the revenues Of
houses owned by Absentees, confor-
mable with the ordinances of 18th
February 1917 and 22nd February
1855.
The returns, Of which blanks will
be distributed, are to be forwarded
before the 18th June, after which
period report ofthose in default will
be made to the Presidency.
Royal Tax-CommissiOn, st. Croix
S1st May 1882.
81. HANsCHELL, P. NJ. LEsCHLY.
Gctg. actg.
il. A. HOVER.
Qctg.
, 1882-05-31
(6y the PresjdeRcy.)
The Expenditure


+. AS Item 4. to be added: Contribution
towards the general State Ex-
pelSeS. e"
The Item: The Superior Local
Administration to be then entered as
Il, and all the following Heading Ca
pitfalls to be altered accordingly
The rectiGcation is made in accor-
dance with a Bill submitted to the
Diet by the Ministry of Finances,
proposing thai the Colonial TreaSu-
rieS be exempted for the two years
lSS2-S4 from paying contribution to-
wards the general State Expenses.
4. The Superior Local administration.
l. First clerk, Salary aud additional
salary to be carried out with the full
81 $4,000
hence the words "of which is %cacula-
ted to be used $I,lOO' to be struck
out.
Second Clerk, the salary to be car
ried oUt with the full amount $1,000
The words "of which is calculated
to be used $500 to be struck out.
The full amount of salaries are en-
tered, as it may be expected with GER
tainty that they will be required for
use.
CT. The Bookkeeper's salary to be en-
tered as in former Budgets
"The Rookkeeper's salary 100000
but of which it is calculated will only
be uSed.-....- Isl, 800.00'
1t has shewn itself necessary for
the satisfactory discharge of the Book.
keepers duties to have an official
who is intimately acquainted with the
pI1lAS fo1IOu-nl -, 4bn I-nu,;nr oF tba
Administrative Accounts in the
Mothercountry, and during the present
vacancy in the Office as BOokkeerer, it
has been proved that such an official
cannot be had for Il lower salary han
that proposed, as the BOokkeeper sent
out by the Ministry of Finances to
receive appointment from the Govern
menC was not willing to come out on
any other terms than a salary for the
present of $500 pa. for the first year,
and subsequently, fine should be found
suited to the office, $4,000 p. q, with
Royal appointment.
J.. C. 2. The Judiciary Dc Police Department.
q. These words in the text of the Budget,
viz Z" and for keeping of horses for
policemen" to DE struck out.
b. The Office expenses for the Judge,
Recorder and PollcemaSter IN Chris
tianSted's Jurisdiction, to be altered
from $4,000 o.............. So, )20.
(See amendment to the Money Bill IVY
c. The Office expenses for the Judge,
Recorder and Policemaster III Frede-
riksted, to be altered from $4,000
to .......... ..............-..S3,O 16
(See amendment to the a~b0venamed
Money Bill
c.. Z. Military Expenses.
The fixed expenses to be altered from
$50, 725.28 ,2S9.2S
as stated at the Introduction of the
Draft of Budget, the Commander of
the Forces appears in the Remarks
with an Additional Salary of $436,
which is incorrect.
D. Is. Expenses for building and other
uncertain Expenses.
I'D 10" to be altered to 'tE' and. after
the W ri /" Expenses" to be added
, 1882-05-31

The following Rectiications to the Draft
Of Budget had been introduced:
RECTIFTCA TONS
IN the Draft Of Budget for st. Croir for
1928 aoih Money Bills appeytQining
thereto:
(by the Committee.J
/. ad l 4. Revenues from direct taxation:
The sum Total $48, 5000, to be-
altered .....-...$ 48, $4,000
2. ad / B. Revenues from indi-
rect taxation:
The Sum Total
$113, 800, to be altered
3. 0d / G. Sundry Revenues:
The Sum Total
$4,000, to be altered
observation-disclosures 4,779.00
Total Revenues $167, POO
to be altered to. $167, 1890
, 1882-05-31

The following Recti1cations to the Draft
of Budget had been introduced:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Hold. Eldred left for San Francisco yesterday
c. F. Croci1er and Henry Scott returned to San
Francisco yesterday.
S. Saloven has returned to the city from three
weeks trip to Oregon.
Mrs. Joseph Hahn and children have gone to Mans
county for short visit.
John Crawford and Henry Scott, Of San Francisco
are stopping in the city.
II: II. Miner, of Chicago, is visiting his aunt, Mrs
o. E. Seeey, of this city.
r. Levy and WIFE of this city, will arrive by the
overland train this morning.
Hon. Fl. F. Page came up from San Francisco las,
e"enihg, en- route 10 PlacerviiL.
Hon. G. G. Blanchard, OF Placerville, arrived here
from San Francisco last evening.
Hon. Greed Raymond OF San francisco, is visit.
ing Sacramento, having arrived last night
Mrs W. N. Rogers, of Marysvine will arrive home
from the East by the overland train to-day.
Misses Sallie Rosenzweig and Carrie Heineman, d
San Francisco, are visiting friends in the city.
Albert N. Armstrong and " q p.,ce, or shin.
gle Springs are at present short visit to SacIa-
mento. III
w. E. Dennson, of this city, and NJ IS Belle Rich.
ardson, of Ohio, were welded list week at the
Palace Hotel in San Francisco.
Lieutenant Thomas Il. Wood and wife, of the
United States Navy, will arrive in this CITY by the
overland train this morning.
E. woodman. Haygards; H. NJ Stowell. New
York; c. II. Swift and wife, Oakland E. J. Becbt
r. Citron, II. Newell, San Francisco, are stopping
in the city.
State House Hotel: John Burt, Plymouth James
Kelly, Elk Grove; j. E. Enos, Florin; l.. wymau,
Robert Adams, San Francisco James Ryan, S. B.
Moore, Costumes; L. W. Lewis, Emigrant Gap; p
Fl. Latourette, Gait; P. Haggerty, Oakland W. P.
Hurlbert Ell Dorado; B. L. Haines MokeluInue
lone; James Collins, Miss Mary Kanady, Courtland
j. F. Granger, Gus II. Fowler Single ST rirys
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DIED..

Sacramento, November John Tansman, 40 years,
10 months and IL days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence corner Ninth and streets this
afternoon at 1:3O o'clock
Sacramento, November MARY, wife of August
Kuhn, % years and days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. which will take place from
her late residence Twenty first street, between
and l, this afternoon at o'clock
Sacramento, November mabel E., only daughter
OF George I. and Nettie Bush, l year, months
and days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence Of parents, Fifteenth and streets
this afternoon at l o'clock
Near Florin, November 4-John T., eldest son Of J.
and B. Mclaughlin, a native OF New York, 25
years, month and Is days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of his parents near Florin, this
forenoon at 10 o'clock thence to st. Rose Church.
where funeral services will be heidi
Sacramento, November 4-Peter N, son Of Peter
and Dora Jurgens, a native of Sacramento, IL
years. months and Is days.
lFunera notice hereafter.
Sacramento, November 5-Catherine wife OF Jacob
Schmidt, Sc years, months and Is days. (Ohio
aud Connecticut papers please copy)
Funeral notice hereafter
Sacramento, November 4-Infaut son of Gus and
Flora Lavenson. Cincinnati, New York and San
Francisco papers please copy)
Sacramento, November 5-Fredrica Josephine, OF ly
daughter of Louis and Mary Henze, 10 months and
Is days.
Concord, October 25-Merced WEIGH Soto. % years.
Near South Buttes, October 31-Henry A. Nelson,
81 years, months and 10 days.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
POLITICAL CONSULTATION

Saturday evening meeting Of prominent
Republicans was held in Pioneer Hall. pur.
suant to call signed By d. NJ. Burns, men,
Der OF the Executive State Central Commit
tee. for consultation in the interest of the
entire ticket, and to take such measures az
might be deemed best "to protect Republican
nominees from being sacrificed by factions or
outside interests" 1t is believed that the
TACT that the League of Freedom, the Unity
Club Ia piece club, ard tie organization
issuing the " Peoples ticket" having ar.
ranged for systematic scratching of a few
nominees on the Republican ticket, was one
OF the motives for the meeting. There was a
good attendance of Republicans. d. NJ.
Burns presided and w. b. Hamilton acted az
Secretary. After full consideration of mat
tiers for the interests of the party, the follow.
ing was adopted:
In county like Sacramento, so strong.
ly Republican, there exists no reason
why any man on the Republican State,
county or municipal ticket should be defeated
at the coming election and If any one Of our
party nominees is defeated 10 this county it
will be the result of treachery in our own
ranks. Rumors are in circulation that sew
eral Republican nominees will be defeated
mors point to Democratic success, and every
man who, under the guise of Republicanism,
lends his aid to defeat a Republican nominee
is traitor to the party. 1t bshooves
every man who has the interest of
the Republican party at heart TO exert
his influence against any effort that ia made
to defeat any Republican nominee. And in
this spirit we resolve
Il. That we are unqualifedly in favor of
aud will use every exertion to secure the
election OF the entire Republican State, coup-
tty and municipal tickets at the coming cleo.
ton.
80. That if it becomes manifest ON elsc.
tlon day that any faction, association or in.
dividuais are working against any Republican
nominee or nominees, we will institute an i'm.
mediate investigation as to the cause of such
action and, when it is ascertained, we will
Jointly take such steps as will effsctually de.
feat the objects sought to be obtained bv sncb
traitorous action"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-06
ELECTION OF STATE SENATOR.

EDS. RECORD UNION: Everybody recog.
nizss the necessity of sending an able and
experienced man to the State Senate from
Sacramento county. l do not see, therefore,
why anyone should oppose the election of
Grove i. johnson.
There is no question as to his ability
there is no doubt Of his fitness for the posi-.
ton, and all admit that be is the most com.
petent candidate named for the place. As a
legislator, he labored for Sacramento. and
accomplished more for us than any man we
had ever sent before.
We, OF Sacramento, must be represented
in the Senate. We must be heard from.
We must have an sgent there who will per.
form his duty fearlessly, ably, energetcally.
Sacramento city is the capital Of the State.
1t is the third city in size in the State-and
our interets, our business enterprises, our
public institutions-make our county second
to none. We must thei efore have a man to
represent Us who is in accord with those in.
terests, who will act and advance them, and
aid in Increasing Sacrameato's wealth and
prosperity.
We shall have many things to ask of the
next Legislature. The presentatives from
other portions of the State have never been
extremely partial to Sacramento on the CON.
trary. they have more than once endeavored
to deprive us of what we needed.
We must have Senator who can secure
for as what we want, and Grove L. johnson
woult make just such Senator. He could
and would see that our county was allotted
its full share of public benefits.
Mr.. Johnson has been tried by the people
He has labored foT their interests. He per
formed his duty faithfully and well. Bust
ness men, property owners, taxpayers, anC
all interested in the progress of Sacrament t.
city and county, should vote for Grove l.
johnson for State Senator. INDEPENDENT.
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CONCISE LOCALS.

There WAS no sefsion of the Superior Cour
on Saturday.
The Howard Benevolent Association an
nounce that "boxes will be at the polls.
W. T. Brissell publishes card this morn.
Sheriff of this county.
Thos. n. Berkey publishes card to-day
relative to his candidacy for the Office Of
Sheriff of Sacramento county.
A card, signed Republican" is pub.
lished, eetting forth the claims Of G. w.
Hancock for election as Assemblyman from
this county.
City Attorney Anderson states that the
law requiring saloons to be closed on election
day will be strictly enforced and violations of
the same prosecuted.
On account of the accident that befel yes.
terdsy's overland train from the East above
Emigrant Gap, the mail will not arrive until
this morning. Full particulars are given in
this mornings dispatches,
An insane Chinese doctor, in charge of the
Sheriff of Nevada county and en- route to the
Stockton Insane Asylum, attracted consider
able attention at the railroad depot on Sat.
urday while awaiting the departure of the
Stockton train.
The Free Library building on I street had
narrow escape from fire yesterday morning.
In cleaning up on Saturday some Goals of
hre were left in box on the rear porch.
When the librarian arrived YESTERDAY he
found the porch floor burned through,
Last evening officers Bldred, Karcher and
Nash made a raid on an opium den located
in the alley between J and K, Second and
Third streets. They captured man by the
name OF Dan Sullivan and his smoking outfit.
He was taken to tie station house. and
charged with visiting an opium den.
Officer o. G. Jackson has returned from a
trip across the Rocky mountains, having been
In search of additional evidence in the Scott
murder trial. He reports unexpected sue.
cess. de was gone thirteen dayF, having
pesn as far east as Council Bluffs. He also
visited Park City, Utah, and Lewis, Lander
county, Nevada.
The Republican meeting at Calf Saturday
evening was the largest political gathering of
the campaign at that place. JUICE j. n,
Ferris was elected Chairman, j. X. McKin-
stry, Thomas I'll. Fowler and Obed Harvey.
vice.Presidents, and w. H. Meacham and
J. j. Campbell, Secretaries. Addresses were
delivered by all the county candidates. A
large number OF ladies were present, and
much enthusiasm was manifested.
Some days ago Anderson, one of the Scott
murderers, wrote to his brother, who resides
in San Francisco, and stated to him his con-
dition. The brother visited him yesterday at
the station.house, where they had long con-
versation together concerning the trouble in
which Anderson is involved. The letter
that Anderson wrote to his brother conveyed
the first information to him about the murder.
1t appears that the name Anderson is known
by is Only an assumed one. The real name
is withheld by the police from the public on
the brothers account, as he is man of re-
spectability and standing.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-06
DUTY OF REPUBLICANS.

EDS. REcoRD-UNIoN Every Republican
should stard by his party nominees. There
is nothing to be gained by going over to the
Democrats, but everything to be lost. The
Democrats love to talk of wholesale defec.
tions from the Republican ranks. and they
boast loudly of the number of Republicans
going to vote the Democratic ticket. Let
not Republicans, though, be deceived by such
chatter. Vote the whole ticket. If Repub.
licans will only stand up and support the
principles they have 50 long Upheld, every
man upon the ticket will be elected. There
is no Democratic majority in this county
All talk of Democratic majority is idle
Boosting. Why should Republicans falter
this year? There is no reason. The Rspub-
lican ticket deserves the support of every
Republican. The Democratic candidates are
not the superiors of the Republican, and there
is no excuse for Republican assertions. Let
every Republican stand firm and uphold the
nominees. By this means we can roll up
Sacramento's usual majority for the whole
Republican ticket.
STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN,
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fHE DAILY REC0RD-U
ApvERTIsKMKnr MENTION.

rhomas II. Berkey.
Hard-S Republican"
Card-W. T. BrisselI.
DR.. Laine, physician and surgeon.
r. H. Petit, cigars, tobacco, etc.
Wanted-Second-h hand furniture.
Lost-Hair switch.
Attention, Exempt Firemen-To-night.
Building and Loan Association Tonight.
Roller skates-Wiester & Co., San Francisco.
A. o. F.-Court Capitol to night.
F. and A. NJ No. 3 to night
Card-Howard Benevolent Association.
For Constable-Matt. Coffey.
New England dinner TO morrow.
Election notice-Nathaniel Holland
AT the polls" Howard boxes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-06

WEI De MEYERS CATARRH CURE.
Poisonous mucous, hawking, dripping in
the throat, bad breath, impaired voice and
hearing, absolutely cured. 81, of all drug.
gists.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-06
GENERAL NOTICES.


Murray d Lanman's Florida Water is
probably the simplest and purest perfume ever
made, being absolutely nothing more than the de.
permanent and is doubtless to this purity Of COM
position that its immense popularity is in great
measure TO be ascribed nsIt