Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

CONTRACTS FOR HOSPITAL SUPPLIEs.-The
proposals for furnishing supplies for the
County Hospital for the term of three
months, from the 10Th inst. were opened by the
Board OF Supervisors yesterday, and contracts
awarded as follows: To Gerber Bros, to
furnish meat, beef by the side, at Sc 80 per
100 pounds, and mutton by the carcass, at
So 80 per 100 pounds; to G.. E. Kuchler, to
furnish bread, at 81 % per 100 pounds.
These are to furnish groceries: III. Winters,
500 pounds e. r. coffee, at Sl1 80 per cwt.;
100 pounds cheese, at S14; 100 pounds mac
aroni, st 70 cents per box ; 80 pounds pep
per, at Sl3 80 per cwt 100 pounds raisius for
Sc 95; $50 pounds Carolina rice, at 81 Sc per
cwt; 600 pounds +. @. sugar, at S11 46 per
cwt.; 200 gallons G. syrup, st sc cents per gal
lon !: 1000 gallons vinegar at 13 9-10 cents Per
gallon; 800 pounds cracked wheat at 81 80 per
cwt.; D. Dierssen-600 pounds Goldfish at
So 20 per ewt; 100 pounds corn-starch for
IS so; $50 pounds hominy at So so per cwt.;
200 pounds D. T. bans at SIS 80 per cwt.;
Al barrels mackerel at 81 25; 10 gross
matches, 81 20; barrels oatmeal at Sll 40;
SEQ pounds onions at so cents per cwt.; 200
pounds pearl ar ey atis3 90 per cwt.; 1000
bounds G @. sngar at 50 40 per cwt.; 200
pounds toblcco at $40 50ler w. A. Schaden
100 pounds candles, Il. T., for Sl1 S7a
400 dozen eggs at "a 92100 per dozen
200 pounds dried peaches at 10 cents per
pound; 80 pounds starch at cents per
pound 800 pounds NJ M. tea at S24 "a per
cwt. w. A. Butterfsld-400 pounds bacon
at S12 so per cwt.; 200 pounds sago at 81. 20
per cwt.; 500 pounds Carmen Island salt at
64 cents per cHt 500 pounds laundry soap
at 81 "a per cwt, S. Dwyer-1 600 pouncs
dried apples at S4 "a per cwt.; 800 pounes
butter fresh roll) at S25 so per owt.; eco
pounds white beans at 81 l2h per cwt; 3
dozen brooms at 81 20 per dozen 1,5C0
pounds cornmeal az 81 SSl per cwt.; 800
DE- unds ch'o)ry at S4 SO Ier cws. and L.
pounds mustard at 1S4 cents per pound.
BOARD or SUPERvIsoRs.-T Board of
Supervisors met at 10 A. NJ. yesterday ard
transacted the following business: County
Surveyor J. c. Pierson fled his report upon
the subject of the disposal of the County Hos.
pital sewage. which was placed on file. The
bids for furnishing supplies for the County
Hospital. for the ensuing term, were opened.
Proposals we're received from II. Winters, S.
DIVER. D. Dierssen, w. A. Butterheld, Sha-
den & Rodegerdts, A. Schaden, The American
Tea Company, @. Z. Kuchler, Q. Schurr and
Gerber Brothers, and contracts were awarded.
An application was made to have certain
taxes, assessed against Joseph Cox, remitted,
and the matter was referred to the County
Auditor an / Assessor. No further business
was presented and the Board then adjourned
to 10 a. II. to-day.
MADE CITI5zSs.-In the Superior Court
yesterday Frank Fassler, native of Switzsr-
land, upon filing his declaration and the tes
timony of Peter Yager and Joseph Jaeger,
was admitted to citizenship. Also Gherhars
Menke, a native of Germany, upon present.
ing a mutilated certificate OF naturalization,
issued from the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District of Sacramento county, In
November, 1860. and not OF record, and upon
testimony of John traits and John Lopez,
was granted new certificate.
LATE TRAINs.-The passenger train on the
Western division, due here at 2:10 P. NJ. yes
terday. was an hour late, caused by waiting
at Lathrop for the Southern Pacific. The
train on the Arizona division waited until its
arrival. and departed at 1888 P. N. No other
trains were effected by the delay.
CHICKEN S7EALISe.-Some of the light
fingered gentry visited the chicken-roost at
the rear of Judge McFarland's premises on
III street, right before last, and re5uced the
poultry population to the extent Of ten or
twelve.
CANTON FLANNEL, IA Yards for 81, at the
great depletion sale of Hale Bros. & Co.,
corner Ninth and K streets.
DoS'r FoHGlr the St. Paups party to-
riohh