Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


gineer Foster, Of the water works, reported
that the pumps had been in operation 131 hours
during the week, pumping 10. S0S $50 gallons
of water. J. G. Harvey. of the Standard Oh
Company. and Whittier, Fuller & Co. applied
for permission, under the existing ordinance,
to store surplus oil. The petition was
refused. A proposed ordinance. as
substitute for Ordinance No. 125, was
submitted to the Board, and under the rules
was laid over for one week. This was pre-
pared in San Francisco, and is intended to
regulate the storage of kerosene and other pro-
ducts of petroleum, and gunpowder. The Board
adjourned after allowing the following bills
J. Sims. $1,000; Capital Gas Company,
81 300; John Nelson, $40 so; w. W. Bassett,
SIT so; l.. +. Bsssett $40; l.. L. Lewis &
Co. S45: j. Keifer, s.; ]. A. w. Martin,
81 Is; l.. Chung, "a Joseph & Gribble,
$500 !; A. NJ. Smith, Sc; r. Anderson, ST.
149; Roor, Nelson & Co., 81 600; E. Gum,
S64 !; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., S1S6 20;
Nj. Foster, 50 cents. Fl. 81. Bromley, S24 40;
J. F. Richardson, Sc; J. W. Watt, S27 Sc;
Holbrook, Merrill & Stesson. 50; Baker &
Hamilton, 50; s. Spelling, $40; J. Leonard,
81 80; S. ii. Davis, So; r johnson. $40 /;
j. Lynch, SO; Thomas Hart, 81; George
y. Bates, SO 80; John Kennedy, S16 Geo.
Schrotb, S1S 80; d. DeBernardi, S. 80 !;
Capital Ice Company, 81 40; D. Murphy,
81; i. Grubbs, 81; 7. SERVER, 81; Scott Il
Muir, so cents Capital Gas Company, S5S 20;
2. McGinuiss. sl2; 7. Cotter, SIS; +.
Kahlahar, SIS; F. OLoughlin. Sl5; Nj.
Tansey, "a; IL. R. Bowker, SIS; r Shay,
SO; J. Coffey, SIS; J. Murphy, $40; 7.
Lee, 81 so; L. Dunn, So so; J. Mulahy,
$40; George Oglesby, L. Clark. So; II.
Ryan, SIS; Telephone Company, SIT 25 S.
r. Caldwell, $40.
1NCoRPoRATED.-Artic of incorporation
were flied with the Secretary of the State
yesterday by the Rule Mill Lumber, Wood
and Tanbark Association. Directors-D.
L. 3. Ross, B. F. Tuttle, 81. F. Tuttle, M.
Doyle, A. P. Overton. Capital stock, $50.
GEO. divided into 800 shares. Principal place
of business, Petaluma, Cal Also BY the
Head Center and Tranquility Mining Com
pany. Directors-F. A. Benjamin, T. E.
Jewell, A. w. Foster, VIM. Kohl, P. W. Lii.
benthal, j. NJ. Gitehell. j. W. Pew Prirci-
pal place of business sin San Francisco. Capi.
tai stock, 81 600. goo, divided iato 200 600
shares. Also by the Stsr Glue Works.
c. Heiwig, W. Muebe. Z. F. Rnp,
pei. Capital stock, $50 OOO, divided
into S0G shares. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Also. by the Arbuckle
Presbyterian Church. Directors - w. NJ.
Holloway, w. P. Rich, William Putnam.
Principal place of business, Arbuckle. Cal.
Also, 10y the Humboldt and Eel River
Railroad Company. Directors - John A
Paxton, w. s. Gage, james r. Rigby, f. T.
Low. Capital stock, $500 900, divided into
5000 shares. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Also, by the knights of
Labor Cooperative Society. No. l, of Cali
fornis. Directors - FL. NJ. Couch. John
Payne. Jeremiah Buckley, Patrick Harrigan,
i. O.Waite, Calvin G. Ewing, T. A Potter,
NJ. McAvOy. Capital stock, 100000 di.
vided into IL. 900 shares. Principal place Of
business, San Francisco. Also, by the Mis-
sion Water Company. DiFectors-H. D
Mcdonald. Henry Hamilton, r. J. Burlev.
Gervaisa PURCELL, ID. w. Fargo. Capifal
stock, S67. 200, divided into 672 shares. Prin.
cipal place of business, San Gabriel, Los An.
geles county.
FREIGHT To ARRIvE.-The following freight
for Sacramento passed Ogden on the LIST in
1atant: For Lindley & Co., bags seed, %
cases lye, 10 CAGES oysters; Huntington, Hop
kins & Co., case water valves, case and
boxes hardware, so boxes axes boxes
hatchets, l67 iron channels l anvil, Is plates
iron, 100 plates steel; e. A. Weaver, bun
dles papsr; Central Pacific r lilrosd, cases
hardware, 100 barrels oil, cases lanterns, 2
boxes brushes; Scofeld & Tevis. cases
brushes, 200 boxes candles G. & f. Eman
uel, ) boxes furniture; NJ. E. Curley. case
aud l chest household goods: A. Ccolot, l
case books; BillinPsley & Co., bales wrap
ping paper; G. w. Chesley, % boxes and 3
cases bottles; Van Heuseu & Huntoon, 4
cases chairs Joseph Hahn & Co., 2 cases per.
fumery; Booth & Co., IA tisIces hams &. NJ.
Metcalf, box household goods; j. F. Saick,
l case bedding; Kirk, Geary & Co., % boxes
common bottles, 2 boxes drugs: James G..
Davis, II boxes chairs L. q. Kiugsland &
Son, GA boxes, II bundles and barrels hard.
ward: Wa F. Peterson, barrel and boxes
candy; Hall. Luhrs & Co.. 80 barrels
ultimo: For II. s. Croker & Co, 70 bundles
newspaper: Lindley & Co, 15 barrels. 200
kegs and As cases syrup; Booth & Co., 10
cases syrup, % boxes sugar.
BONDS FILED.-I. NJ. Smith has filed his
official bond as Supervisor from the Seventh
District in the sum of SIS. 600, with A. Whit
taker, w. II. Young. j. K. McKinstry,
William Hicks, c. w. Harvey, A. J. Stock,
James b. Furnish and G. Valensip, as
sureties. Nj. r. Beard has also filed his
official bond as County Clerk in the sum of
S25 900, with the following. named sureties.
III IuSIE RESPECTIVE AMOUNTS l6a-
dore'Townsend, S.. 900; r. S. Carey, S., 900 ;
G. Weisel, 81 900; George R. Blue, 81 600 /;
J. ID. Davis, $500; Fl. ID. Nash, 81, 600 !;
George b Kstzanstein. s., coo: w. ID. Com.
stock, 81 600; J. r. Webster, 81, 600; G. S.
Givens 2 900: J. Ii. McKune, 81, GOO; F. P.
Lowell 81 600; Q. III. Stevens. 81, 900
Thomas Mcdonnell, S. coo; E. L. Coons,
81 900; William Gutenberger, s., 900; ]. w.
Wis,n, s., 600.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS At the last regu.
lar meeting of sumner Post, Grand Army of
the Rspu'lic, the following named were
elected officers for the ensuing year Post
ommsndsr, Z. L. Adams; s. VIC, w. T,
Bstsmsn: J. V. c., Lamont w. Estes ;
Q M II. Bennett: Surgeon. J. R. Lame ;
Chaplain. L S. Moore; O. D., j. d
Kent; .. g., Thomas Bulliyant; Com
mittee, J. d. Kent, Il. S. Frazee and
I. j. Henninger; Delegates to the Depart
ment Eucsmpment. j. F. Sbeehan and |. 6.
Moore; alternates, E. l.. Hawk and X. S.
Frazee- Ca Saturday evening Industrial
Lodge No. 157, L. o. o. f., held an election
of officers for the ensuing term, 81 follows
ID. j. Manix, n. G.; III. G. Wolfe. V. c.: 4.
II. Husssy, K. s.; Charles Noyce, 2. S.,
George Lsndon. t.
POLICE CoURT.-The following business
was t1ausatbcu ~ Tue OliCt SOuEJ yesterday
VIM. Crimes, alias Boots" disturbing the
peace, found guilty, judgment deferred to
December 5sh Louis Williams, disturbing
the peace, found guilty. judgment deferred to
December 9th I; All Sing, burglary, contin-
ued to December 9th; Kate Campbell. dis
turbing the peace. found guilty. fined $50 :
Wa. Corners, drunk, discharged or pay.
meat of costs; All Sing, petit larceny, held
to answer. bail liked at $1,000; Al Foy,
petit larceny. judgment deferred to Decem.
Der 5th ID. M. Blank, misdemeanor, found
guilty, fined $50; L. Tozsr, ). Steffens, E.
II. Forester and j. G. Harvey, misdemeanor,
found guilty, fined $50.
YESTERDAYS ELEerIoN.-The election yes
terday passed off quietly, and but little
interest was manifested by the citizens. The
total vote cast in the city was but 1,772, be.
ing 2,S72 votes LEES than were cast at the
general election on November 7th. The re-
suit wac the election of the entire Republican
ticket. Following is the vote for each csndi.
date: First Ward-C. H., Stevens, 21S; J.
A. Todd. 105. Second Ward Matthew
Cooke, 269; I. S. Moore, 229. Third Ward
L. X. Hammer, 302; DIR. II. l.. Nichols,
llS, Fourth Ward-0. P. Goo1hue, S4s; T.
j.. Acock 1873