Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-01
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EXPENDITURES.
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AppoRTIoNED AS FOLLOWS
sUprRv1goRs' INvEsr1eAr1oN.- The four

SUPERVISORS INVESTIGATIONS The four
Supervisors appointed as q committee to con-
fer with the District Attorney and report to
the Board the sdvisability of having an in
vestigation of the charges made against the
old Board by the late Grand Jury have be-
gun the investigation without making any
q va They held meeting yesterday after
.F4Ot. IN the Supervisors room, with closed
doors, and extended it into the night, sd
journing at o'clock. They are examining
the books at the present.. Ex-Supsrvisor
Wilson says be ls opposed TO secret lnvestl-
CATION, and thinks it is job of some kind,
and wants the doors opened. brennan hopes
they will leave no stone unturned. Butler
says, So Let no guilty man escape, while
Blair, who introduced the resolution appoint
ing the committee, soys, 80 1 gave hem the
rope, now let them hang me-" Bailey has
not been heard from, neither has Buckley or
Christy, but che latter two are in the city.
The investigation will go on to-day.
MILITARY PERCENTAGE.-General Order
No. II. issued from the Adiutant Generals
Office, announces the percentage Of the com.
paniss in the First Artillery Regiment for
Janusry, as follows: Company A, SO GO;
Company B, ZIP; Company @, 20 68;
Company E, 70 81 /; Company T, S7.71 Com
pany C, 7909; Cadets, 1915 percentage of
regiment, so 20. The percentage Of the Sec
ond Artillery Regiment is 1925 The per-
centage of the Chico Guard (unattsched) is
70. The percentage Of the National Guard
for December is SO 06, and for January 6S.S7.
POLICE CoUKT.-Businesa was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows :
George Hendricks, disturbing the peace. con-
tinued one day; Maud Whitney, continued
one day George Hendricks, robbery, dis
charged frankie Burns, petty larceny, dis.
missed on payment of costs and at request of
prosecuting witness John Cox Judgment
for petty larceny, % days in County Jail !;
Ma Lung Ming, robbery, partly tried and
continued for further hearing until this morn
ing.
IMPORTANT NEws.-A dispatch was re-
ceived at this office last night from Washing
ton, which the telegraph editor consigned to
the waste basket. The local editor, knowing
the Importance TO the people Of Sacramento
of the news contained therein, has taken the
liberty of using il. It is rs follows: era.
voxinshitrimar iyo, \. 10, Usra o. ID. p,
Minister for Foreign officers head of Malagsy
embassy and Remtreroka IA Ultra o. D. P,
his colleague, will arrive here next week."
THE OFFIoERs' Row.-The Board of Pc
lice Commissioners met at P. N. yesterday
for the purpose of investigating the charges
preferred by local officer Caffsrty and officer
Green against each other. Green appeared
without counsel and stated he wss ready for
the investigation. Csfferty had two attor-
neys employed, but requested a continuance,
which was granted, aud the matter was set
for hearing at l o'clock Saturday afternoon.
ANTI DEBRIS CoMIITTEE.-The Executive
Committee of the Anti.Debris Association
held regular monthly meeting at their Office
in the Hall Of Records yesterday at o'clock
P. NJ. The meeting was full one, and after
trsnsacting considerable business a recess was
had till Is in the evening At the evening
meeting large number Of bills for expenses
in the Bloomfield case were audited and or.
dered paid, aud other business transacted.
FINAL SETTLEMENr.-To-day the Sheriff
will pay into the County Treasury SO, 526 Il,
collections of delinquent State and county
taxes, and $40 Is collected on special school
tax. This is the final settlement of tax col.
lections, and leaves S19, 100 20 DELINQUENT
State and county taxes, which is closer than
collections have been made for many years.
AUCTION. -To.morrow at 1890 o'clock D.
J. Simmons will sell by public auction on
Fourth street, between ] and K, corner alley,
two parlor sets, four walnut bedroom sets,
carpets, three spring mattresses, lounge
bed, feather pillows, chairs, tables, crocksry
and other furniture.
WILL Nor BE CONTINUALLY was the talk
on the street la.e last night that the caucus
of Democratic Senators had decided not to
confirm the appointment Of Ex-Governor IT.
win as Harbor Commissioner.