Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-15

City Board of Trustees meet to-day.
There is camp of gypsies at Twelfth and
A streets.
The Supreme Court will begin its May
term here to-day.
The Board of Supervisors of Sacramento
county meet to-day.
The Sacramento river yesterday stood at
the 2O-foot 10 inch mark.
Governor Perkins has reappointed Joseph
Il. English as Notary Public for Solano
county, to reside at Vallejo.
It is generally understood that there will
be daily mail between this city and Frank
lin after July 1st. So mote is be.
Gilbert l.. Hicks, who fell from freight
car on Wednesday last at the Pioneer mills,
died from the effects of his injuries.
j. NJ. Curragh, of San Francisco, has
! fled with the Secretary of State his claim to
the trade mark Won Rhienis Hamburg
| Pills"
The taxes paid during the last week to
| Collector Putnam foot up $l01, 155 50, bring
| ing the collections up to about S210,0 900, with
5000 unpaid.
The State Board of Equalization has re.
| fused to reduce the assessments on the prop
| erty and franchise of the San Francisco and
| ANOE Ill aCluC NOaSt INAllEOdu
| The attention of the Street Commissioner
is called to the condition of the road from
| Twelfth street to the American river bridge.
| At one place the overflow is washing the road
badly.
David Lubin, of this city, has been granted
three patents-for an envelope pocket and
a pin. j. G. Mcbride, also of Sacramento,
has received apatent for an oil cup of his in
vention.
Governor Perkins has commissioned the
following: Hyisnd W. Rice as Captain, and
| Isaac Benjamin as Junior Second Lieuten.
ant, of the San Bernardino Cavalry, unat.
tached, First Brigade.
The City Board of Health meets this even
| ing at the office of Dr. Hatch, to consider,
among other things. the proposition of the
/ County Supervisors to bring the County Hos.
| pital drainage to Burns slough.
The steamer Governor Dana, Just down
| from the upper Sacramento. brought barge
with 5000 sacks Of wheat for the Pioneer
mills, several hundred sacks for Port Costa,
| l, 100 sacks of -four for Texas, large lot of
wool for San Francisco. and smaller articles
of freight.
Saturday Under Sheriff r. D. Carter, Of
Nevada county, passed through the city with
Pasquel Pelligrini and wife, both of whom
are insane and will be confined in the Stock
ton Asylum. They had with them their four
little children, who will probably be taken
care of at an orphan asylum.
William Brissell, special officer for the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, arrested
at Davisville a boy by the name of Jack
Cronan, who is charged with burglary of
cars belonging to the company. There are
eight charges against him. He was taken to
Oakland by Frank S. Deal, to be tried, the
offense having been committed there.
In the Police Court Saturday fine of $40
was imposed upon NJ. Mccarthy for bat
terry; All Jim and All Ben were fined S12 so
each for smoking opium. and All Ling the
same amount for keeping an opium den |;
Thomas Derew, battery. judgment post
poned; Jake Hammond, disturbing the
peace, fined $40; Eloise Alexander, disturb.
ing the peace, continued; John Carlin,
drunk, judgment postponed.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
with the Secretary of State of the Telegraph
Hill Railroad Company of San Francisco.
The capital stock is 100000, divided into
1000 shares. Directors-F. o. Laymap,
Gustave Sutro, G. Denervana, NJ. Gray, d.
E. Mellis, o. II. Frank, FL. D. Cogswell.
Also, of the Etervanda Water Company.
Directors J. G. Dunlap, G. n. Ross, Thos.
Hendry, Chas. f. Chaffy, r. A. Cunningham.
Capital stock S500,000, divided into 5000
shares