Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Stalker, Hancock. Butler and Tracy apC
Superintendent Laine. The Committee OF
Furniture and Supplies reported the purchase
of seats for the new school room at the Or
phan Asylum. The Building and Repairs
Committee reported having taken measures
toward driving the bats out Of the Sacramento
Grammar School building, and thai work il
ventiiating the building was favorably pro.
grestlag. This committee was instructed &c
test the furnace at the Ninth and NJ streets
school-house. 1.-The Finance Committee re,
ported fsvorably on the following bills, which
were ordered paid: Pay roll of half month.
pay for teachers ard full pay for janiiors
S3.74l SO; George Dean. S52 80; w. L,
Cottier, $50 %; J. White, S2S; J.
Bohn, So: @. NJ. Cornelle. s23 so; Scott
4 Muir, IS 30; Friend & Terry, S23 81
Charles Schmidt, S11 so; Davis s Goepel
$Sl 90; Nj. d. Merfell, So; Sun Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, S22 so; L. w
Potter 4 Co., $40 95 b. F. Bell, SO II, S.
Crocker & Co., S46 IS; BGker & Hamilton,
$? 25. President Tracy reported as follows
With reference TO insurance Building I and
D, Fifteenth AID Sixteenth streets, Sun Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, So COO, at
80 cents, SO 90, expires December H. 1888
A. q. Hosgland, agent. President Tracy
presented detailed statement Of insurance
matters for the yesr 1882. TIE application
OF Miss Nettie B. Seeley for a recommends.
tion to the State Board of Education for an
educational Diploma was granted. The ap-
plication of Miss Emily NJ. Thompson for a
position as teacher in the public schools was
read and placed on file. The Board then ad.
journed.
FREIGHT TO ARRIvE.-Freighs for Sacra.
nento passed Ogden on the 18th instant as
follows: For Schofeld & Tev:s, l box mixed
paint, 20 barrels ard 81 boxes varnish; ]. F.
Davis & Son, boxes saddlery; Lindley &
Co., cases cigars, 80 packages tobacco, 25
cases baked beans Henry Fisher, 2 barrels
confectionery Baker & Hamilton, box cut
lsry, l box silyer-plated ware, l case hard
ware Mebius Co., Is packages tobacco !;
A. Coolot, 22 packages tobacco Adams, Nc.
Neil! d Co i package tobacco Cooke & Son,
box machinery; Joseph Hahn l. Co., box
trussesj Central Pacific Railroad, 1 barrel
and keg car springs; Louis Slcss & Co., i
meat chopper w. A. G. S. Houghtop, 5
bundles newspaper. 1 case ruled paper II.
A. Weaver, buadle cardboard; Kirk,
Geary & Co, Is packages end cases
glyceri1e, l barrel and boxes drugs.
box potssb, l box iodine, l barrel
glassware, 2 boxes rubber Huntington.
Hopkins & Co., GO plates iron, l package
staples, go bundles steel, burdls wheels, l
buGdls shafts, rake head, l bundle teeth. l
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boxsNnardware, l box wringers, 9 bundles
sirgle Trees, 3 bundles hook handles, l bundle
tree pIuaers. ballows, visss l box nails, l
barrel chain Eillingsley & Co., 2 barrels
shoe blacking, case wooden butter-molders,
sack wicking, boxes traps; A. A. Van
Nooshies & Co., 2 cases harness blacking L..
E.ku5 d Co., bales cotton goods; Elmer
Bros & Co., 10 barrels whisky Booth &
Co., 81 boxes spice. 40 boxes baking powder.
package tobacco; Hall, Luhrs & Co, %
cas5s bistsrs, csss signs, 1S6 kegs, 10 barrels
and 10 half-barrels sytup, Z packages tobacco;
ID. Sssuclift. boxes household goods.
CITT TRusTEEs.-Tne Board of City T,us-
tees met in regular session yesterday, all the
members present. The report of the Chief
Engineer of the Water Works showed that
the pumps had been in operation 126 hours
during the week, pumping IL ,10S 750 gallons
Of water. A petition requesting that the
water pipe on Twenty first street be extended
to street. was referred to the SuperinteR-
dent OF the Water Worke. A petition asking
for the appointment Of extra policeman for
holiday week, was placed or fe. The Ie-
quest Of ID. Gardner to catch fish in China
slough was denied The Superintendent of
the Water Works was directed to correspond
with Esstera manufacturers TO ascertsin the
prics of 4, 600 fset of six-inch pipe. TIE ac-
tion taken in regard to the coal oil ordinance
will be found elsewhere. After allowing the
following bills the Board adjourned Platoon
Gastron. SO; 4. GrRfmiller. 81 so; Wi eel
& Son. 81; William Watts, SlI; john Mel
son, S2f; NJ. Kennedy, SIG; T. J. Ballou,
S24; Nj. Tansey. $40; James Coffee, $40 /;
4. Shannahap, $40; james Leonsrd, So; Les
Young So 65; III. RYAN, Sl2 so; r. Shay,
$40; +. O'Laughliu, $40; r. johnson. S24 /;
Thomas Cotter, Sl5; 2. McGinnis, Sl2; J.
Lynch, S12; Huntington. Hopkins & Co.,
50; A. King, SSS 05 W. J. Wallace, SO 25;
Tim SERVER, 81 4; Lem Chung, SO; w. A.
Anderson, $50.
The WEATHER.-The rain-storm OF yester.
day, according to Sergeant Barwick's report,
was IL of an inch. making % of an inch for
the month, and 67f for the season. The
season Of 1S77-S gave 2 ~ inches; 1878 9.
1.47 inches; 1s79-SO, 460 inchss; 1851,
03 iuches 1872 g. 43 inches. The aver
age for the past six years to the 10th Of De-
cember of each year Is 4 AZ inches. The
present season is 2 q inches 10 excess of the
mean average FOR the past six years to cor
responding date Dispatches received at the
RECORD UNION Office show that the rain has
extended over the whole northern portion of
the State, with snowfall in the mountains.
The dispatches also state that the prospects
10. good crop the coming season are excel
lent.
OFFICIAL RETURNs.-The official returns
from the recent general election have been
canvsssed By the Secretary of State. Tie
vote cast fer Governor is as follows: Stone
man Oh 90,69i: Estee (R.l, GIFTS; Nc
Donald (P.l, 5,772; McQuiddy &c J. 1,020.
For Corgressmsn, Second District-Budd
(Dl 20,229; Page lR J, 1926. For Rail
road Commissions, First District-Csrpen-
:er % J, 81 4s9; Reed (R.), 20 125: Andrews
(P.l 1870; Elliott tG.), 7o5. For State
Board of Equalization, Second District
ao-ehouse tR1 20 326; Crutcher (D.l, 49,
SS2; Green (P }, Cos; Mcconnell tG.l, 103.
PoLIoE CouRT.-Tde following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday :
John Kennedy, bsttsry, continued to Dscem.
Der 90 Mrs. Keanedy, same as preceding :
Louis kava1augs, drunk, pieadsd guilty and
tined SO; John Cats, drunk. deposit for.
feited Mrs. DAyis, battery, jury demanded
sad case continue! TO Dscember 22i; Mrs,
Miller, battery, continued to December 22i /;
Charles Wright, drunk, discharged; Joseph
Soto, misdemesaor, pleaded guilty and jQdg-
men: deferred 10 December 19h; James
Louis, druns, pleaded gailty and fined SS.
BOARD OF SpPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met in regular session yesterday.
Preseat-Wilsou, Blair, Butler, Christy. A
resolution wss passed agreeing to sell the
Pavilion and donate the proceeds to the State
Agricultural Society, Oh condition that the
Society do erect another suitable building in
Sacramento Oae of the horses known ss
the chsin-gsng horses having died Supervisor
Butler was directed to purchase another
Several claims were allowed under suspen-
sion of The rules, after which the Board took
recess until 10 a NJ. to-day.
- FROM now until next year, II. G. May &
C., OF the Fulton Market, Fifth and K
Sreets, wi! have the finest display of turkeys,
seese. chickens, ducks and market produce in
the city.
FRENCH Do.rs iid.ctysred v-;sb nm.