Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-19
l0GAL INTELLIGENCE.
WATER RATES.

WATER RATES.
The ordinance passed by the Board OF Trustees
regulating the sale OF water provides as follows:
month
Families living on the same floor on which their
business is conducted shall only pay half rate when
their business IS charged a separate fee
For the right to attach hose to be used Ia washing
windows, carriages, sprinklIng sidewalks, washing
floors, for any other purpose except rrgating OF
Sprinking Streets SO cents.
Hotels averaging not over fifty persons, for each
boarder aud lodger, Including servants, transient
bo9rders and the family keeping house. 20 cents.
For all exceeding fifty the rate of 10 cents each
For the bath tub used in the above, 81 go The
keeper Of hotel, clearinghouse o. boarding house
shall furnish tue Clerk monthly under oath if re-
qured, with correct list OF the number of persons
in hs or their families Gueiuding seryants) and the
number Of h1arders.
Bar in a hotel or saloon, 81 so.
Bar in groceries where the owner pays license
for his business, 70 clnts.
Offices, 30 cents.
Stores of twenty feet front, rs cents For each
additional twenty feet, rs cents
wholesale liquor stores, 81 90
Bakers-Vor those whose average use of -four does
not exceed tTu dollars per day, 81 IS. For those
exceeding two and less than four, 81. Those using
four and over for each barrel, so cents.
LaundTie5--H Where four or more persons are
employed il washing aud ironing, 81. Que per
son, 81.
lrrlgalloA-tGr NegGGRble or mower gardens, or
lawns Of not more than fifty square yards, so cents
For over fifty, one cent per square yard.
Barber Shops First chair, 70 cents. For each ad.
ditionaI chair, so cents
Bath houses for public use-For the first tub,
81 % ; for each additional tub, IS cents.
Printing ofEees-Not including supply for steam
engine, from 81 10 IS.
Private stables For each animal. 80 cents per
month, or q per quarter.
Livery sts0les including water for washing
horses and carriages for each horse not exceeding
fifty, 20 cen 3. Exceeding fifty horses, for each
horse over fifty ID cents The proprietor or keeper
OF each stable shall furnish the Clerk OF the Water
Works monthly, under oath n required, with q cor.
rect list Of the number OF horses kept in their sta
bic yard including transient horses, to be aver
aged at The end Of each month by daily number
kept.
FOR coufection.rs, eating houses, markets, re-
freshment und oyster saloons from 81 to So
For each one Thousand brick aidand wet, through
hose or otherSise, 20 cents. For plastering, each
one hundred yards, 80 cents.
No person shall use 9ny water for wetting brick or
for making mortar or plaster, until an application
has been made To the Clerk Of the Water Works,
stating The number of thcusand OF brick and yards
Of plasterng, without first obtaining permit.
For ch locomotive in daily use for making up
trains, $40.
For supply Of passenger stations, washing cara
aud other use at stations, not including watering
streets, SO
Private Fouutsius-Tbe Superintendent may fix
the price ana hours, subiecs to revision by the
Board Of Trustees.
The lessee Of the buildings at Agricultural Park,
or the Directors Of the State Agricultural Society,
are hereby authorized TO use water from the City
Water Workz fu the purpose Of sprinkling the race
track without charge so long as said track is used
as public drive without admttance fee, snd the
free use OF water during the fair for all stock Oh
exhibition
Irrigation At the City Cemetery-For each lot &c
by 20 feet, per quarter, 81 Is; u by 20 feet, pei
quarter, 90 cents 10 by 10 feet. per quarter, sc
cents.
For water required for purposes not specified in
the ordinance, the shah be fixed by the Super
intendent Of theWatlr Works, subject to revision
by the Board Of Trustees.
WILL TEST THs Yesterday the Boerd o
Trustees, by a unluimous vote, engaged the ser
vices of Henry E5garton to assist the City At
torney in defending the Cinnamon who were arrest
ed Monday evening by Constable Harvey for running
q tan game The Cinnamon arrested have paid
their liced5a under the city ordinance licensing
gaming and were under the protection Of the
police. The Trustees are Indifferent to the result
of the suit Il The Cinnamon are convicted and the
ordinances declared unconstitutional, the Trustees
say they Ril gee that nc gambling, from the shlk-
ing Of the dice box up to the bucking ut the
tiger" shall be allowed IN the city. The Mayor ex-
pressed sstGnishmcut at the fact that Constable
could parGvgs the entire gambling fraternity, when
q well paid and proudly uniformed police force had
been unable % suppress the same IN the least de-
H.
bers are cutting stick 70 break their own heads
We care not which way the suit goes we have
plain duty perform, and we viii do It without
either feRr favor" The Board unanimously agreed
with the Mayor aud Trustee Me sen said: in thi;
moyement ni1e.teuths Of the citizens OF this COM
munity are with US" The Mayor added % sup
pose somebody il doing this as bluff. They think
it viii the old condition OF affairs to be rein
stated, but Il viii not. II Constable and the
Chiefs son cau walk IN and capture game Of tan
they could have done il long ago. | am nov con-
WINGED that one honest policeman can stop ali the
games if the people want it done. The ordinance il
a sort Of compromise, puts gambling out OF sight
but where gamblers can find it, and pays the city
considerable revenue. l think people who came tC
the fair this yeT and saw no gambling went away
well pleased, and it will make increase of TO- 00(
visitors next year. This move will probably end il
stopping al games, and the sooner the better
say
RAILROAD SHoFs-THE NEw FoUSDRy.-Ye ester
day moraiug car wheels we're cast in the new rail
road foundry on the China slough fill for the first
time one-half Of the building is intended for
wheel foundry and the other half for general
work Only half Of the whole foundry has beer
completed, and but one eupola is in place. Thi!
cupola has a capacity for over $50 wheels per day
The cupalo from the old foundry will be moved tC
the new building. The work Yesterday was entirely
satisfactory. Ii Is about year ago since work was
commenced on the fll on which the foundry stands
and nearly eight months ago siLes the building was
commenced. small building is now being erected
west OF tEe foundry for \ coax room. Plans have
been drawn and patterns made for a new spike ma
chine. Several spike machines from the East have
been used but they do not do their weak sotisfae
torily, and ore will be made after their own pans
The work on Ferry Boat No. is lust reachug q
close. The boat 10 to run between Oakland and San
Francisco. and laa been thoroughly described in the
RECORD UNION. Three postal cars for the Southern
Pacific road have Just been turned out Of the car
shops. Work is progressing on another lot Of street
cars-ten open aud four closed-for the Market
Street Railway Company Of san Francisco. Work
hes Just been commenced on lot o. sixteen dun-
my cars for the Ocean Shore road, which is to to
the Cliff House.
RAIN N rHA NoRTHwEsT-TENPERATUR There
was rain IN the last forty-oight hours preceding
2. N. last evening, says Sergeant Barwick, from
OLYMPIA 10 Eendocin5 to the amount of S5 OF az
ipch at Portland, IA of an inch at Roseburg, Is Of
an inch al Aendoeao, and 0s Of an inch at Olym-
MA The barometer has been steadily falling from
Red Bluff south to san Diego. The temperature a;
noon on Monday and yesterday for the places
named below is as follows Olympia, 20 and 81
Portland ~ and 6S': Roseburg, q and 60; Men
docino 69a and e0s; Rsd Bluff. 81 and 81 S8cra-
ynen.o 77s and So; San Francisco, 65 and So; Lo;
Angeles. 7g' and 7s': San Diego, II and II; Sal
Lake 76' and TO-: Cheyenne, " and 6s; Denver
7gs and 76': North Platte, 7S' and IS; Omaha, 81
and CO.; Davenport Monday, 81; Yankton, yester
day, "a.
The CoSDEzKsD MURDERERs NEARING THE CAT
Lows-Yesterday morning the blowing dispatch
was received by the RECORD UNION from Clerk Nc
Carthv, Of the Supreme Court: "An order fixing
day for execution is not appeaable. Order fixing th'
dayf or execution affirmed in Hurtado and hater
cases A reporter met A. L. Hart, OF counsel FOL
Hurtado. last evening" and sskei him If his client
vould be hanged on the 25th instant. His reply
WIS. / hardly think So" He had nothing further
10 say, but it is presumed that the mater will be
tster to the supreme Court OF the United States or
a writ Of error as WSs stated the day Hurtado WIS
senteuced.
Rock AND Rye oUres colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. W. Chesley, agent.
TIE u, S. Analytical Chemist at Wash
inotaE pronounced che Eclipse Champagne
ona of ihe purest wires in the market.