Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE:
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TIE Board Of Supervisors were in regular
session yesterday, all the members present.
A resolution was introduced that the Board
would hereafter allow no claims for extra
help in the Auditors office except such as Is
specified in a resolution passed by the Board
of Supervisors April 9, 1880. It was passed
by vote of ayes, Blair voting no.
The remainder of the Gay was devoted to
the consideration of demands against the
county. They were allowed, as follows :
w. H. Baldwin, examining insane, So; Fred
A. Shepherd, making maps for Assessor,
$50; f. b. Houston, making superintendent
of road fund.-, S25; A. G. Vim, viewer
Road Districts IA and Is, SOS; G. A.
White, expenses at Hospital, SS1 so !;
A. q. Eatill. feeding prisoners, 1920 !;
Greenlsw, repairs in Tressurers Office,
IS 80; insurance premiums as follows Thos
Fox, S31 20; D. G. Hartig, S11 IS; Frank
Hickman, 81 65 /; Sweetser & Alsip, SIG sc;
L. @. Chandler, S25; w. G. Felch, 81 90 !;
w. 2. Coleman, $40 Carl Strobel, SO 80 !;
Thos. Acock, SIG &c; Davis & Smith,
S24 16; w. j. OBriep, lime and shoes,
So 80 Win. j. Davis, reporter. S115; W.
III. Baldwin, dispensary, $50 Samuel G.
Foster, Justice fees, So; Ben Cohen. mer-
chandise, S. "A Lee Stanley. livery. Sc J.
l.. Huntoon, merchandise, 81 81 Ewing &
Hoehu, fire clay, $50; S. Lipman & Co
merchandise, SCI so W. o. Davis, consta-
ble's fees, s34 60; Hartford Anderson, JUS
tees fees, 50 w. a. Butterfeld, tobacco,
So so; Root, Nelson & Co., merchandise,
81 20; John McComber, coustable's fees,
SD So; L. Solomon, merchandise, 50 G.
Zeitter, merchandise, 81 90; D. DeBernardi
& Co., butter, S47 % R. S. Jones, repairs,
81 rs; n. L. Drew & Co, lumber, SIS 81
w, r. Cluness, examining insane. $50;
Capital Gas Company, gas, S21; Jacob
sewer trap. 50 80; jurors fees as follows
Samuel Kay, 81 30; Charles OFT, S14; Ja-
cob T. Klumpp, 81 90: John Rooney, Sl3 %;
George Ogden, S14; U. NJ. Reese, S22; n.
w. Robbins, so Elias Rath, SI4; r. +.
Redman, 81; w. II. Sherburn, 81; L.
-othhsmmer. S14; S. Morris, 81; L.
IS. Moffatt $24 90; q. Schepp, 81; John
Eitel, 81 VIM. Neidhardt, SI4; M. Kest.
Ter, 81; Peter Robinson, SIG %; II, Gribble,
S12; D. Gardner, S14 Thomas Jones, S14
1. Dunlap, SIG; 81. T. Crowell, S14; VIM.
Goddard, Sl4 J. L. Briggs, $22; Conrad
Bitter. $14; G. Barnes, Sl4; John Bauer,
S16; Richard Leslie, 81; Eli Baker, S22
Geo. 1. Lytle, S14 q. f. G.. Sale, 81; Hi
ram Cook, 81; jas. Touhey, S14 S. J. jack
son, 81; J. B. Deseve, $40; c. H. Eldred,
So; J. 2. Cola, 81; L. Freedman, 81;
B. Cavanaugh, 81; D. w. Taylor, S26 so
A. II. Thomasson, SIS; A. Colebaker, SIS
George T. Bush, SIG Flint & Kavenaugh,
burying county dead, S57 60; w. A. & c. S.
Heughton, diary for District Attorney,
81 80; A. Flohr, key fer Assessor, 50 so J.
I. Barron, balance on claim, "a 50; Hol.
brook, Merrill & Stetson, boiler for hospital,
$40; Granger's Building and Loan Associa.
ton, tools Road District No. s, S14; NJ. 7.
Brewer q Co., reed, 70 cents; Sacramento
Telephone Co., telephone rent, 81 80; J. 7.
Carey, District Attorney expenses, S34 so;
G. Schundler repairs, S17 70 j. @. Davis,
merchandise, $40 so; s. G. Deaaer, Suffer
county Sheriff, IS 40; w. n. Baldwin, exam
lining insane, So G. I, Bush, merchandise, So;
J. L, Barron, interpreter Superior Court, So;
G. H. Miller, work on Road District No. II,
SS7 50; a. H. Bryant, District No. 16.
SOS 80; John Brewer, District No. 10,
S2S5 "a. Claims for Deputy County AS
SCISSORS were allowed as follows: Geo, H.
Harvey, SS3 So; n. J. Toll, SSS 80 Geo.
Atkinson, $40 So; S. Carr, SS6 IS; J. H.
Atkins, $40 60; a. J. Bump, $40 63; A.
Keithly, S24 05; S. w. Butler, $40 % II.
Cronkite, S33 81; A. Weimsn, $50 So f; +.
A. Shepherd, $3.50. S. j. & J. M. jackson,
merchandise for Hospital and Jail, $50 M.
Davis, Sheriff Coluss county, SID; Thos. A.
Gait, Sheriff Ell Dorado county, $50; S. S.
Slswson, hay for Jail, S25 81 Lewis & John
ston, printing, $3.50 80; J. Shelton, wood. S44;
Marks, merchandise. 81 so; Friend & Terry
Lumber Company, lumber for District No.
IA, S63 60; d. Dierssen. merchandise,
S2l so; A. G. Tufts, medicine for diSpen.
sary, S47 %; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
merchandise for Hospital, SAT 80 ; S. Dryer,
merchandise for Hospital, Sill II; Il.
Winters, merchandise for Hospital $141 80;
A. SchsdeD, mercha ndiss for Hospital, So sc;
G. Kuchler, merchandise for Hospital,
S106 80; J. Gerber & Bro, merchandise for
Hospital, 5000 60; George Schroth & Co.,
merchandise for Hospital, S25 %.
The claims of the Deputy Assessors were
reduced in total from 1882 to $3.50 Ca re-
duction OF SSS 81. Some claims for steno-
graphic reporting vera rejected, and q num-
Der of other demands were held over for
investigation. The warrants for the claims
allowed can DO obtained from the Auditor to.
morrow morning.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-M Mad
dern, supported by her own company, will
appear tonight at the Metropolitan Theater
in the comedy drama entitled, "Fogg's
Ferry" This piece hes been very successful
Throughout the Eastern States, and had a
very long run at the Park Theater, New
York. The company are direct from the
East, bringing their own scenery. stage
effects, ETC., and are On their way to the
Bush. street Theater, San Francisco, where
they begin an engagement on Monday next.
Miss Madden is of the Lolita class of
actresses, and but Is years of age. In this
piece she appears as Chip. The play is of
the comedy dramatic order, illustrating the
eastern idea of western pathos, humor ard
adventure. There was O large sale of re-
served seats at the theater yesterday. The
same piece will be presented tomorrow after.
noon and evening.
Picnic OF ETHAN LoDGE.-At a Meeting
of Ethan Lodge, No. 81. 1. o. B. B., held
last evening, it was decided to hold a picnic
in May, the proceeds to be donated to the
Sabath-school of the Congregation B'nai
Israel. The following named were appointed
committee to make all arrangements for the
same: Samuel Dombrower, Aaron Nathan,
Rev. j. Bloch, Albert Eikus, Anil Stein,
man, D. J. Simmons.
INTERRED.-The remains of the late Sam.
uel Jelly have been removed from the vault
to family lot 10 the Croker addition, on
the west side of the cemetery, and also the
remains of the late Mrs. Jelly to the same
place.
PLACED IN Stock TO-DAY Eight cases
mems French calf, sewed shoes, to sell at
s. 90 pair; also II cases brogaus at 81 %
; pair. Boot and Shoe Department, Red
House.
JOB LoT of summer cloakE, 81 80 lone
fourth their valued large-sizs knit Shetland
shawls, 95 cents, at Red House.
BONE BURROWS, 8 cents per dozen; pins. 4
cents per package hat elastic, two yards for
cents, at Red House.
A GENTLEMAN's stylish summer suit for
Sc 90, at the Red House.