Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
Total amount in Treasury. s154, 1854 80


thTY TRUsTEEs.-The Board of City Trus.
tees met in regular session yesterday, all the
members present. The report Of Chief En-.
gineer Foster of the water works showed that
the pumps were in operation 12S hours during
the week, and 1l,759,00O gallons of water
pu nped. N. A. Kidder, Harbormaster, re-
ported STAG as dues collected for the month of
Oe ooer. The City Treasurer reported $780,
9ksO5 on hand November LIST. The Pound.
master reported 76 animals impounded during
tbs month of October. and fees collected as
SCI 90. The indemnity bond Of Sarah J.
w ar TO the city was reported by the City
Attorney as correct A communication re.
csi we'd from property owners in the block
bonded by Ninth, Tenth, S and 7 streets,
was referred to the Superintendent of the
w her Works. After allowing the following
bils the Board adjourned: james Plua.
kett, SIS; B. Roach, SO; Manuel Rose,
50 R. Shay. 50 c. Showers, So !;
q. Sullivan, s. so; H. Ryan. siS !;
s. III. Davis, IS % P. Brannigan, S32 GA !;
Sc HELD & Tevis SIS; F. Heughton. 81 90 |;
W. j. O'Brieu, So; J. Leonard, 81 rs; w.
K. Brown. S24S; II. Latham, 1854; NJ Cor
ms .. SlS3 Joseph Burns. S567; Hobby &
FL sworth, SIS 80; Carl & Croly, $50 Hol.
",
& D., 81, 010; Robert Anderson, S14 Baker
* Hamilton, $50; Kirk, Keary & Co., 81 !;
George Schroth, $40 25; z. Herzog, 500; G.
A. 3Skoddard, $50; George Booth, 81 ID.
De Bernardo, s. so; w. A. Anderson. IS ;
Huntington, Hopkins / Co., Sill As /; III. A.
Weaver So w. A. & G. s. Houghtou, 81 !;
DAILY Bee, S35; +. Crosbie, 500; 8. J. Jack
son, So 25; John Wall, s1SS; John Lynch.
Sl?; Il, johnson, So; p McGinniss, S12 !;
NntN u
W. Bsssett, Sl3 10; j. B. Mccoy, $50 P.
NJ. Hale. $500; P. Burnett, So; Thos Clark,
So; NJ. Joseph. 50; J. Coffey, 81; James
Kalahar. So; Thomas Kane, So; John Law
son, So Thomas Lee, So; John Muliahy,
So; James Murphy, IS William Maggie, So;
Charles Newton, s.; George Oglesby, So; +.
O'Laushlin, So; Lang Powers, So.
The WRoSG MAN.-Last evening one of
that class of men, known By the title Of
political strikers" approached, on street,
news paper man, and asked him if he would
be kiIsd enough to lend his aid and Influence
toward securing him a situation. The pen
cil-driver inquired what kind Of position he
was on the lookout for. The striker said that
he WAS no. particular, but would be satisfied
with office work of most any kind; but
would prefer o position at the State Capitol.
| DG thB tAhAc bhc oSNIOOA was EcECheu Guu
mates began to assume a business-iike sp-
pesraisce, when the striker asked for ten
cents % get drink. The pencil. brigade man
| lookstup with establishment, and inquired Of
the striker if he did not think be had struck
the wrong man. TO which he replied, mo ;
sin't you candidate 2" No, sir." "Well,
I thought You were." but, my friend, if
you are looking for candidates. here is one
coming who might be able to help you out, I"
"Whos That fellow" "Yes." "Why, I
jest stsuck him for bit around the corner,
and he sgave me this one. with q hole in it
big enepgh for hnger-ring."
THR MINERS fRosUScIAMEsTo.-In at
least tinee of the Nevada county papers yes.
terday there was inclosed. or folded in, q
dodge reading as follows miners, be
Warned In Time Every vote for Judge
DensorS the Republican nominee for Supreme
Judge, And A. L. Hart. for Attorney. General,
is vtte in favor of closing down our by.
draulic mines. For your own interest vote
against them."