Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES.


The Board of City Trustees met yesterday
in regular session at 10 o'clock A. N, all the
members present. The minutes Of the pre-
vious meeting were read and approved.
Trustee johnson reported relative to the
petition, asking that the water-pipe be
extended through the alley between G and
Fl, from TWenty.see3nd to Twenty-sixth, to
the effect that the pipe IN that alley termi-
mated at Twentieth street, aud consequently
it would be required TO bring the water across
from the alley between II and | or f and G.
temporarily, or if water-pipe could be pro-
cured, to extend it from its termination, which
would be permanent. Trustee johnson was
directed to proceed with the work and use his
own judgment.
John A. Cunningham, Chief Engineer of
the Water Works. reported that during the
past week 5. 100. 800 gallons of water were
pumped.
James Tuohsy presented an amended bill
for extra work done on the Thirty-frst straet
canal. The matter was argued by Judge
Armstrong for petitioner and taken under ad-
visemsnt.
After allowing the following bills the Board
adjourned: j. Harvey. S13; NJ. Brannen,
S22; Thomas Cotter, S24 ; Frank Houehtcn,
S2I 81; 2. McGiuness. S24 John Lynch,
SIG; Reuben johnson, Si4; w. f. johnson,
$24l so; Whittier. Fuler & Co., Sl1 Sacra-
mento Lumber Co, SOL IS Baker & Ham
ilton, 81 10; Tong Chung, 81; j. 7. Bar
ron, 81.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9Th: Huntington, Hopkins & Co, 3S bun
dies roofing iron; Hale Bros. & Co., case
boots and shoes; Lindley & Co., bags hemp
seed, bags and l barrel caraway seed, Is
boxes and so pals tobacco; Locke & Laven-
son, boxes oilcloth. box busters, l bundle
shade rollers ; A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., 2
cases So 1dlery, bale blankets; w. A. & @.
s. Houghton, cases blank DO Ks The fol-
lowing freight passed Ogden for Sacramento
on the 10Th: Lindley & Co., 5 packages to-
bacco: Weinstock & Lubin, cases clothisg (;
Baker & Hamilton, car nails: Holman,
Stanton & Co., l box pillow castings; III. q.
Kirk & Co., case drugs Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, 0 bales cotton waste; Hunt
ingtsn, Hopkins & Co., l car iron, 3 tierces,
8 boxes and barrel wagon skeins Standard
Oil Company, l car coal oil.
NATIONAL GUARD Matters There was
full and interesting meeting of the Board
of Officers of the First Artillery Regiment
last Saturday evening, and on next Wednes-
day evening the monthly battalion drill will
be held in the Pavilion . The reorganization
of Company B Light Artillery is going on
satisfactorily, upwards of forty new men, all
good material, having been sworn in by Cap
tain Dalton, the recruiting officer. An cleo
ton for Captain and four Lieutenants has
been ordered to bs held on Friday evening
next, over which Msjor w. L Wallace will
Y1ras;da A ranuisifion fny aivfu atapd of
arms (Spri3g6sld' rif1es) has been made by the
company, and hereafter it will drill as an in
fantry company, although retaining two brass
cannon and the two Calling guns. There
will be a banquet after the election of officers
en- Friday evening.
LAND LFAGUE.-Owing to the inclemency
of the weather the attendance at the Land
League on Sunday evsnisg was not as large
as usual. After the regular business was
transacted sonPs. recitations and instrumental
music were rendered by different members of
the club. An acknowledgment from the
World of the $3.50 sent from this city was
read by the Secretary. 1t was announced at
the close of the meeting that the second an
nual ball and entertainment of the League
would be given on the one hundred and
fourth anniversary of the birth of Robert
Emmet-Friday evening, March 3d-at Tur-
neT Hall.
POLICE COURT There was quite an extern
siye calendar in Judge Henry's Court yester-
day. james Mckenzie, on charge of va
grancy, hsd his case continued to Wednesday.
Edward Koran. same charge, found guilty
aud assigned to the chain-gaDg for sixty day..
Billy Davidson, common drunk, continued to
the 10Th. George kennedy, obtaining money
under false pretenses, continued to the 14th
inst. Madame Louise, battery, fined $40
Joseph Burns. cruelty to animals, continued
to the 18th. Charles Cornell, healthy beg.
gar. not guilty Ed. Sullivan, for blanket
stealing, gets 100 days in the chain-gaug.
WHALEBoNE JIM.-The owner of the above
euphonious name committed breach of the
peace some time since, for which he was SEN
fenced to term in the County Jail and
compelled to work in the chain-gang. His
sentence does not expire until in July.
Whalebone was rot satisfied with the hard
tack furnished at the jail and was consider
ably dis satisfied with the labor he was CON-
PEELED to perform on the streets, so he took
leg bail and skipped out few days since.
He was recsptured Sunday at MERGED, and
on yesterday Deputy Sheriff G. w. Newbert
left here to bring him back.
NEW CITIzENs.-The following persons
were admitted to citizenship yesterday by
the Superior Court of Sacramento county
Timothy oFlaherty, a native of Ireland;
upon tho testimony of Andrew Walker and
Rody McGrath. Cornelius Miller q native
of ireland, upon the testimony of james X.
Gilman and rhos McKeever. A J. Reimers.
a native Of Germany upon the testimony of
F. Rink and John u. Scheib. Edward
Breining, uuon Gha testim 0ny of Peter Fle-
harty and w. f. Peterson.
TURNER'S MASQUERADE. The srrange.
ments for tbs thirteenth annual masquerade
ball of thu Sacramento Turn Verein, which
is to take place on Thursday evening of the
present week, are being c,rried forward to
completion Ia a manner which shows an &C
tive determination upon the part of the So.
siety to eclipse any previous effort or party
of the kind heretofore held in the CITY. Their
programme is announced this morning. and
furnishes an outline indication OF the coming
party.
AUCTION SALE.-D. j. Simmons & Co,
auctioneers, will sell this morning at 1890
o'clock, at the corner Of Second and J
streets, BY order of S. Goldman, q stock oil
groceries. liquors, tobacco, fixtures, q ,cks,
scales, showcases etc. Inc STOCK is offered
for sale in order TO allow of the closing of the
business.
GET Your SEKp.-Edwin F. Smith, Sec
rotary of the State Agricultural Society, hai
received an invoice of seed oats from Wash
iugton. The invoice consists of two varie
ties, viz: New Brunswick and Russian
White" Samples of it may be had on appli
cation to the Secretary at his office.
DEoRAsKD.-A. D. Billings, an actor vel
known ia this city, is reported by the dis
patches to have died in New York yesterday
from an overdose Of laudanum, aud as hi
wife had recently died, there Is suspicion
entertained that the poison may have been
taken with suicidal intent.
FINE PoRKERs John Rider. of this city
is engaged in rearing thoroughbred swine
Yesterday he shipped by express to party
in lone City Eve head of fac blooded Belk
shires.
NoTARrEs-The Governor Yesterday ap
pointed as No,a,ies Public S G. Benz amin
for Calico. San Bernardino county, and )
Bacon for Concord, Contra Costa county.
COMMERCIAL. on the 18Th. the
schooner Sacrament. from San Francisco,
with lumber to the Friend i Terry Lumber
Company and w. F. Frazer.
Inu1eRAETs. Fifty four immigrants. in
cluding 40 males, passed Carl'n yesterday.
They will arriva N Sacramento by tn, over