Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors met yesterday
pursuant to adjournment, all the members
present. Supervisor Smith in the chair.
William Walter was allowed S13 60 rebate
on taxes.
Bids to furnish fuel for the county jail were
received from John SHELTON and the Clipper
Coal Company, and referred to the Commit
tee on Contracts and Printing.
Mr.. Blair introduced the following resolu-
ton, which was passed unanimously:
ResolUed That the District Attorney be requested
to furnish to this Board n written opinion on the
following questions:
First-Is the superintendent of Schools entitled
to pay as oificio Secretary of the County Board
OF Education (See Section l769, Political Code
amendments 1s90)
Second--Has the County Board of Education the
authority, under Section ITO, same Act as above
mentioned, to hold sessions more than twice 10 any
one year, aud draw pay from the county for
than two sessonsl
Third-Has the County Superintendent of Schools
the authority to allow the members of the County
Board of Education than IS per day, the
amount fixed by this Board under Section l770,
Political Code, amendments 1880?
A resolution instructing the Committee on
Hospital to prepare 2 rew set of rules TO gov
ern the County Hospital was introduced by
Steinman and adopted = Mclaughlin and
Bailey voting no.
On motion, the Board proceeded to an cleo.
ton Of Chairman. Christy was called to the
chair. SteinmsR placed Blair in nomina-
ton, and Mclaughlin nominated Smith.
The roll was then called and resulted as fol-
lows Steinmon voted for Blair Mclaughlin
for Smith, Blair for Steinman, Gottlieb for
Blair, Bailey for Smith. Christy for Smith,
Smith fer Smith. Smith was declared elected.
The petition of Z. Franks for the position
Of Superintendent of the hospital farm was
taken up and action indefinitely postponed by
a vote of to 8.
The Board then went into an election OF
member Of the County Board OF Education,
TO fill the vacancy caused ty the death of K.
w. Brier. w. J. Hyde, L. f. Ives, Z. P.
Rowell and B. +. Heden were placed in nom
ination. On call Of the roll, w. J. Hyde was
declared elected.
A motion to take up the resolution offered
by Mclaughlin, in reference to abolishing
the use of steam at the County Hospital, was
lost. The resolution was then made the spe-
cial order for Friday next.
Blair moved that the Clerk of the Board be
authorized to advertise for sale the team now
used by the chsin.gaDg It was seconded by
Mclaughlin. and lost by vote of to 2.
FREE LIBRARY MEETING.-The Board Of
Trustees of the Sacramento Free Library
met last evening. Present, w. G. Fitch,
President; Albert Hart, Add. G. Hinkson
and S. b. Gerrish, Secretary. A communi.
cation was received from Add c. Hinkson
accepting the Office of Trustee. The Chair
man announced Vice President K. w. Briefs
death. and suitable resolutions of regret ct
his deceass were adopted. A. S. Hopkins
was elected Library Trustee to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of Mr.. Brier.
lt~l-a ~, fl
Of the Bosrd. The Librarians report for
the month of January was read, as follows
Number of books Issued during the month,
e. 646-classihed thus: Fiction, 2,S13; his
tory, 100; biography, 1902; travel and adven-
ture, III miscellaneous literature, 1874 re-
ligious, 10; poetry and drama, 70 science
and art, 1S2 Average number Issued per
day, 127; percentage Of fiction, n; number |
of patrons, 1901 amount of fines, S17. The |
Mayor of Boston donated to tho library |
book, The Statistics of thu City of Boston,
Massachusetts" with map. The following |
bills were allowed, after which the Beard ad. |
journed: Pacific Mutual Life Insurance |
Company. S37; Capital Gas Company, |
S29 10; B. Ruhl, S63 20; G. G. Hancock, |
S13 Is; A. j.. Bancroft & Co., s. 50; Whit |
tier, Fuller & Co., "a 10.
INTERPRETATIONS. = Yesterday articles of
incorporation were fled with the Secretary
of State as follows By the Glissmann San
born Company, formed for the purpose of
transacting a commercial business, and espe-
cially the buying and selling of groceries and
provisions The principal place of business
is San Francisco. The Directors are H.
Glissmann. II. L. Ssnborn, G. G. Gilmore, q.
w. Nevin, S. Williams, ]. Patterson, A.
Loane, B. T. Lee and L. A. Moore TIE
Il - Il g, IL - L
BY the Siskiyou Mining Company. Capital
stock 100000 divided into 1000 shares
Directors-Lyman A. Cook. Eugene How
ard, Clarence E. Wadsworth, Walter I.
Smart and John A. Mspes. Principal place
of business, New York. By the South Prai.
RE Coal Company. Principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco. Directors Charles B.
Shattuck. A. NJ. Simpson, Thos. B. Morris
]. NJ. Whitworth, Charles II. Burnett. Cap
ital stock, $500, OOe, divided into 1900 shares
By the DoRney Holiness Band. Directors
w. H. Steel, G. E. Butler, E. G. Greening
G.. w. Foster, J. S. L. Wood. Capital
stock, "The Word of God and His free |
grace"
THE LATE JAMES II. MooRE.-Jamss 81.
Moore, who was murdered in Dixon on San
day by Fontis Bennett, was member of the
Grand Army of the Republic and member
of the Vallejo Pioneers. Deceased was q ma
tive of Philadelphia and born in 1896. His
father was connected with the Philadelphia
Navy Yard, and his mother, who died about
two years ago, was widely respected during
the rebellion fer assistance given to Union
soldiers During the gold excitement Moore's
father came to this State in the bark Linda, |
which he purchased with Captain Stephen
Cord, E. L. Pease and G. w. Ryckmau.
John Quincy Adams, now living in Carson
City, New, Is the only relative whom James
had on this coast james came to this State
when he was Is years old, and when the civil
war began he returned. TO Philadelphia,
where he recsivsd an appointment as engineer
in the navy. he was with Farragut in the |
Mississippi aud in the Gulf Of Mexico The
bo0y was Inferred In Vallejo under the
auspices Of the Pioneers. Bennett, the mur.
derer, had an examination yesterday, and
was held to answer.
BOYS INJURED.-Ye Yesterday afternoon the
workmen on the new oil warehouse for the
Standard OIL Company, in Washington, had
q small fire nesr the building. There were
some boys around the FIRE, and soma person
threw s sack saturated with coal.tar on the
fire. a boy pamed Patrick Markey, aged Is
or 16 years, picked up the burning sack and
threw it on tina hesas Of two boys aged about
IL Year,, nAtEeu lnnmAS montgomery and
Edward Msy. May had his eyebrows and
hair sinyed. but was not seriously burned
The other boy was badly burned in the face
and on the head. His clothing, which olso
caught FIRE, wss quickly extingaished. Awsr.
rant was issued from the Justices Court for
Marley. charging him with malicious mis-
chief.
BAYARD v. RAVES SENTENCE. Yesterday
Bsyard V. Rye appeared in the Police
Court to receive sentence for the attempted
extortion Of life insurance certificate from
Mrs. Hardesty, for which be was convicted
several days ago. ID. Z. Alexander, defend
ants counsel, made motion for sn arrest of
Judgment, but it wGs denied, and the defend
ant sentenced to six months imprisonment in
the County Jail. Counsel asked that he bs
admitted to bail, as the case would be APP
pealed, tus this was denied by the Courr,
ana commitment ordered made out. A
writ of habeas corpus will be applied for to-
day that defendant may be admitted to bail.
REMEANTs, remnsnts, remnants Of iannels,
muslins, ehgetiDgs dress goods, velvets. silks
and sstins, &c % per cent. reduction. Hale's |
stupenious clearance sale.