Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-05

DEub46 VINO nave Tie ullESlOudEy HUEh at
heart, and whose solicitude for the home
psathen i great these six houseless children
,4dress themselves.
FREE LIBRARY MEETING.-The Board of
Trustees Of the Sacramento Free Library
met at their office in the Library building
last evening. Present, w. c. Fitch, Pres
ident a. 5. Hopkins, and S. II. Gerrish,
Secretary. The Librarians report for the
month of November was read, as follows {:
Number Of books issued during tie month,
SOL, classified thus: Fiction, 2,S03; his
tory, 40; biography, 1873 travel and adven-
ture, 1877 /; miscellaneous literature, 209; re-
GgiOu, % poetry and drama, III science
and art, al. Average number issued per
day, III percentage Of fiction, "A; number
of patrons. 4 673 amount of fines collected,
SIS % Francis lie Noir was elected a Ii
brary Trustee to fill the vacancy in the B ard
caused BY Albert Harris resignation. The
Library was ordered to be kept open until
$50 P. NJ from December 9TH until further
notice. The Librarian and Assistant Libra
rian we're reelected for the ensuing
year. The back yard of the Library lot was
rented TO W r. Strong & Co. for drive
way to their tree yard adjoining, from Deem
Der let to April Is, 1884 A vote Of thanks
wsg unanimously rendered to S. S. South
worth the author, for a copy, with map, Of
California for Fruit Growers and Consump.
tives" The following bills were allowed ::
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company,
S23; Capital Gas Company, so 20; Cad
walader K Parsons. S31 % w. A. & g. s.
Houghton, 50; Union Ice Company, 81 20.
After ordering number of books the Board
adjourned.
BOARD or SUPERVISORS Board Of
Supervisors met at 10 a. N. yesterday. all
the members present. The Road Ovetseer
of District No. was instructed to notify
Mr. Fry and Mr. Depham to remove OBJ
structions in the road running north and
south between sections 81 and 30, T. S n, r.
f. Bids for the building of bridge across
a slough, about half mile north of the
American river bridge, was received from the
following James TOuhey, George Dean, ID.
FAlconer, earle Il Croly, NJ. Madden snd L.
BOvyer. They we're read and referred TO the
Committee on Constructs. Bids for the
building Of fence around the Hall of Rec
ords were received from Miller & Son, Cali
forniA Wire Works and G. Zwickel, and re-
ferrsd to the same committee, which reported
in favor Of the California Wire Works, at
81 20 per foot, Mr.. Blair offered a resolu-
tion instructing the Chairman OF the Board
OF Supervisors to pay to the State Agri-
cultural Society the full amount of money
received from B. +. Croker, for the prop
erty known az the Pavilion, situated on the
corner Of Sixth and NJ Streets in the city
Of Sacramento, after deduCting all the ex-
psuses incurred in the sale Of tire same. After
considerable discussion, the resolution was
lost by the following vote: Ayes-Blsir,
Got;lieb ard Steinman; nce3-BAiley, Nc.
Laughlin, Christy aud Smith.
DEATH OF JOIN HoAGLAND.-JohnH oag-
land, a California pioneer, died at Pine,
Placer county, Monday night. Deceased was
an old and respected citizsn, who resided in
the neighboring town Of Washington from
the pioneer days until some two years since,
when he moved TO Pine. He leaves a wife,
three sons and four daughters one Of the lat
ter the wife Of r. II. Petite, Of this city.
Alex HoAgisnd, Of this city, Is 4 Nephew snd
Mrs. John I. Slater niece Of the deceased
At one time Mr.. HoaglAnd owned valuable
possessions in the town of Washington, but
they were destroyed by floods and debris. He
wa q native of Pennsylvania, aged 90 years
and months. The funeral will take place
this afternoon at , o'clock from the residence
Of r. H. Petit, l4l0 Seventh street, between
n and o.
POLICE CoUBT. es.erdsy Charles john
son and c. J. Mclaughlin. who were arrested
in Stockton several weeks ago for forging the
name Of farmer in Florin to a note, and
sold the sane to w. S. Kendall, of the Sac
ramento Bank, were held to answer, with
bail fixed st 81 600. The case of Charley All
Sing, charged with assault TO murder, and
that of Lee Lscs. charged with battery, were
continued uatil December Sih. james An
derson, charged with being drunk, was fined
s.. Fong Ching. charged with murder, was
admitted TO bail in the sum of S, 900. Oscar
Jacobs, charged with assault TO murder, by
tying up a playmate with wire, was dis
charged.
THE TRoAI CAsE.-Ths Trosi csse still
occupies the tention Of Judge Mcfarland,
in Department Two Of the Superior Court
The following witnesses testified yesterday:
Antonio Matesi', John Bate Bodesto, q.
De Lucia, X. w. Robbins. Oliver Saunders
and Dr.. Nelson. Salvatore Troai, the de-
PENDANT, was on the S and when the Court ad-
burned. Nothing new was developed in the
examination Of yesterday.