Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


emf, full Board. Minutes read and ap-
proved.
The petition OF residents OF Center, Ameri-
can and Mississippi townships. asking the
Board to construct bridge across Arcade
creek, at or near the Arcade House, was read
and ordered on file.
MIR. Blair moved that the clerk be in
sssucted to publish the application in accord
sncs with the provisions Of section 48 of the
road lsw, and that the matter be heard Sat
urday, April 8sh, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. Car
ried.
Toe following communication was received
and read:
To tine Honorable Board of supervisors-Gentle
men Concerning certain claims presented to your
honorable body and submitted to me for investiga-
ton, respectfully submit that depositors cannot be
legally taxed for the amount Of their deposits de-
posted in savings commercial banks. Respect
July yours. HENRY L. BUCKLEY,
District Attorney.
The followirg resolution was offered by P.
Z, Beckiey: Resolved, That the Board
ask the opinion OF the District Attorney lin
WritiGgl whether the Board have authority to
determine the validity Of an assessment,
where application has been made for rebate
upon Tax psid upon an erroneous assess
ment" Adopted by full vote Of the Board.
Proceedires had relative to the delinquent
railroad taxes are reported in another col
umn
District Attorney Buckley filed the follow
ing opinion
To the Honorable Board Of u-ervisors-Gente-
msu: In my judgment, under Section SS04 of the
Political Csde the Board OF Supervisors are empow-
cred 10 cause 70 be refunded to depoItors the
amounts OF tax pid by such parties upon deposits
Illegally assessed in savings banks. Respectfully,
H l. BUCKLEY, District Attorney.
Read and ordered spread on the minutes
The claim of j. a. Todd was taken up and
the roll called. Ayes-WilsoB, Butler.
Bailey and Beckley; noes-Blair and
The following claims were allowed: FIR.
Drsy, sol Hazard Powder Company, 81 81;
K. RiEney, 1922 60; Mrs. Harrigan, $40 /;
W. A. Rogers, SAG 50; j, T. Carey, SIC 80 /;
Ceorgs Z. Bates S4I 80; Thomas Kenney,
SO 20; ]. Phillips, SI35; G. Geddes, SO;
A. S. Morrison, $50 Al: Il. A. Weaver,
S105; }. A. Todd. 1878; Win J. Davis $50 ];
Z. Cbristy. sizes % Oriental Powder COM
pany, s. 81 j. Thompson, S25 70.
The BILLIARD TOURNAMENT was a
very large attendance at the billiard parlors
Of the Union Hotel last evening, to witness
the fifth cams Of Tie tournament. The game
v,-s between Lloyd Amsden and Harry
Gamble TIE following ia the score: AIMS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
223036 3I400261 23401741
412lO603 4222420352 2 10 10
0OI34 ! geo; 81 innings; average,
2 38 81 Ga1rbla-0 3 , 8 0 040230
OO000I1062 0602042 501 20
403OIO02 001l00413 092203
0OS138l010 OBI; 81 innings
average, l 1881. The game now stands:
Thomas Gleason, 2 Harry Gamble, / Rus
sci Flint, I Lloyd Amsden. l. The game
this evening wili be between Thomas Gleason
and Ed Robbins.
POLICE CoUET.-In Judge Hepry's Court
yesterday the following business was trans
acted: All Hin, carrying concealed weapons,
was found guilty aud fined $40, or ten days
IN the City jail An Yop, petit larceny,
found guilty and fnsd $40, or forty days in
the County Jail. Hin Lee. assault with a
deadly weapon, found not guilty and dis
charged. Jerry Haley. disturbing the peace,
found guilty ard fined $40 or ten days in the
city prison. Emma Webber, exhibiting,
6ned $40. or tea days in the City Jail. Mary
Roberts, co5nmen drunkard, found guilty,
seventy days IN County Jail. Tom Cranney,
drunk, found guilty and fined SO. or ten
days il the City jail.
FIREMAN IEJURED.-About O'Clock yes
tsrdsy morning J. Dean, fireman Of engine
No. a. net wi.h an accident at Blue Can
Won which viii incapscitate him from duty
for some time. His train had stopped to take
water at the tank and was 80 doing when a
,siass of snow and ice slid off the roof Of the
shed and struck Dean almost burning him
he was quickly extricated by the train men,
and it was found that his right arm was
broken, his knee dislocated and his head was
H.. - ,-s.1.. e,lk 10
the Railroad Hospital 10 Sacramento for
treatment.
The LKCTURE-Hon. Eli johnson, of
Brooklyn, n. Y, who arrived yesterday from
the East, lecsured last evening at the Congre-
eational Church Oh temperance His subject
was, What they drink and how they make
it. The power Of the traffic" The church
was well filled with an attentive audience.
Mr. johnson is speaker OF much power and
pipes his audience most agreeable entertain
nent. BE illustrated his lecture by exempli-
6cations of compounds from which cheap
LIQUORS are made.
CoRoNKRs INoUEsT-At an Inquest held
on the body of Chinaman found dead in 3
cabin st Ashland March 231, the jury sum
moned to inquire into the cause of the death
found from the evidence that the name of the
deceased was All Yet, a native of China,
aged about 60 years, aud that the cause Of his
death was neglect on the part Of his country
men.
PAY CAR.--The psy car of the Central Pa
cifc Railroad Company arrived yesterday az
ternoon. Those that we're not paid of yes
terday afternoon will receive their pay this
morning. After settling here, the pay car
will leave for a trip over the Southern Pacific.
A RELIGIOUS HoLIDAY.-Po-dsy will be
observed by the Catholics as holiday of
great obligation, 1t being the feast of the An
nuaciation, which falls on March 25sh, and
which event has probably been observed
since the fourth century.
HfsrHDAY PARTY.-Last evening birth
day sarprise party was rendered to George
II Francis at Pioneer Han. A very large
attendance and good time was the result.
SURPRISE PARry.-A surprise party was
oiven last evening 10 honor of Miss Rosen-
gsig Inv her many friends. The party was
largely attended and all hsd jolly time.
TIE bouse that sells boots and shoes cheap
and only those that they know will giEa sat
isfaction-Lewis Bros. All j street.
THE house that knows how to keep trsde
when it gets 1.-THE great One-price Ssse
Honse Of Lewis Bros Al street
LIBERAL LEcruRR-Dr. j. i. York speaks
At Turner Hall Sunday night on "Supsrsti-
tion.- All are invited.
IryAErs' kid, one-strap sandals, hand
saved. no heels, with rosettes, for 40 cents, at
Red House.
ExAmIaR your friends bat. and see the
nrice marksd In plain figures from the he'd
Rouse