Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-20
LOGAl 'INTELL!GEHeE:.
BOARD OF Observation-Disclosures oR
DER ADOPTED.


At the meeting Of the Board OF Supervisor:
yesterday the rules were suspended and claims
allowed as follows J. n. Larlzin, adyertis.
ing, s26; James N. Hoke. wo-k in Road
District No. 6. sl65; N. Patton, work in
Road District No. 9. $40 50; William Hal
Ter. jury fees, S26 70.
An ordinance fixing licenses and providing
for their collection was introduced By Chair
man Smith. It provided that suctioneers
shall be divided into eight Glasses. with
licenses fixed as follows First. those whose
average monthly sales amount TO $1,000 600 and
upwards, $500 per quarter; $4,000. license
of $500; $50, 900, license of $500; $4,000,
license Of $lz5; $4,000. license of 500;
$4,000, license of $50; &. 500, license of
$40; less than 50 500, license Of SO.
Bankers and brokers are divided into six
classes, as follows: Those doing business In
the aggregate to the amount of $3.50, 900 per
quarter shall pay license of 500 per quar-
ter; $780, 00, license of $50; $l00 600, a
license of $40; $4,000, a license of S25;
$1,000, license Of SIS; under 5000, Ii.
cense of $40.
Billiard table, So per quarter; bowling
alley, So per quarter.
than one month, S. per day; seating under
975, second-class, So per day; frst-class one
month, SIS {; second-clsss, $50 first-class per
quarter, $500; second class, S120; first-ciass
per year, $500; second class, $500; circus,
menageIie, etc, SO for each exhibition ma
gicians, ETC., So per day.
Pawnbroker, S25 per quarter; intelligence
Office, SO per quarter.
Saloons: Those making average monthly
sales of $4,000. $40 per month; s., 600, g
license of $25 per month less than s., 600, O
license of IS per month.
Merchants, livery stableE, etc., are divided
as follows First class-Those who are est.
mated to make average monthly sales or hir-
ing to the amount of 800, 900 or more, $50
per month. Second class-S75, 900 monthly
sales, S37 80 per month. Third class-S50,-
600 monthly sales, S2j per month. Fourth
class-S40, eco monthly GALES, $50 per month
Fifth class-SS0, eco monthly sales, SIS per
moth. Sixth class-S20, 900 monthly sales,
SO gar month. Seventh class = $40, 600
monthly sales, 81 30 per month. Eighth
class-S5. 600 monthly sales, s. per month
Ninth class-S2, 800 monthly sales, So per
month. Tenth class-S1, $50 monthly sales,
81 80 per month. Eleventh class-Less than
81. $50 monthly sales, 81 per month.
Peddlers on foot, So per month with
wagon, $40 per month trading boat, mer.
chant license.
Stations that are hired for the uses of
propagation by the season at $50, are required
TO pay license of $50 hired for S25, q Ii.
cense of $50; at $40. license Of SIS; under
$l0 license of So Jacks, at $50 per sea.
son, license Of $40; under $50, license Of
$40.
All licenses are payable in advance at the
office of the Tax Collector. The last section
of the ordinance requires that it shall 90 into
effect Immediately.
Bailey moved that the ordinance be adopt
ed. Steinman moved to amend By allowing
it to take effect July 1st. Amendment lost
SteinmaD, Blair and Gottlsib voting sye
The motion to adopt was then carried by tbs
following vote: Ayes-McLaughlin, Bailey,
Christy, Smith. Noes-Steinman, Blair
Gottleib.
Bids for hospital supplies were received and
referred to the Committee on Contracts and
Printing
1t was ordered that an inmate of the hos
pital who assisted in firing engine should be
paid S. per month.
Bailey moved that the County Physician
be allowed TO furnish such patients as dc
work at the hospital with limited supply Of
tobacco. Lost. Ayes-AlcLaughlin, Bailey,
Christy. Noes-Steinman, Blair, Gottleib,
Smith.
The Board then adjourned until to-day al
10 Am.
MASQUERADE SKATING CAREIvAL.-Ths
third masquerade skating carnival, under
the auspices of the Sacramento Roller
Skating Association, was given at the Pa
viliOn last evening. There was a good at.
tendance, and the evening was much en-.
joyed by both skaters and spectators. There
were number Of contestants for the prizes,
which were awarded as follows Best lady
skater and best gentleman skater, pair nickel
plated steel runner skates each, Miss Emma
Duffey, sailor boy, and Fred. Kidder as a
dandy. Best sustained character by lady,
gold pen, with pearl.handlsd holder, Mrs. G..
Shaw, as " Miss Q1ick,n local character.
Best sustained character by a gentleman,
pair CT opera glasses, Tommy Toole, IS q
policeman. Richest dressed lady, psir gold
bracelets, Miss Clara jackson, as "Cin-
derella. Richest dressed gentleman, hand.
some album, Joseph o'Neill, Spanish caya.
lier (red and black.)
CHANGED HIS MIND. The river was
dragged below the gas works yesterday,
searching for the body Of man supposed to
have been drowned late the evening before,
when Charles Bell, laborer from Washing.
ton, was rescued from drowning. Bell SAID
after being taken out of the water that he
had thrown man out of boat, and in DOING
so fell out himself. He was partially intox.
icated at the time, and after being locked u1
In the city prison he changed his mind anc
said IL was not true. AS the search failed &c
had body, and no one was reported as miss
ing, Bell was discharged yesterday afternoon
KNIGHTS TniPLAR. = Woodland Com.
mandery, No. 81, knights Templsr, have
installed officers as follows: c. q. Davis. E.
c.; J. D. Stephens, c.; ]. P. Bullock. G.
G.; J. E. Cohenour, P; James Viers, s. W.
IL. Hicks, j. W.; D. Frszsr, Treasurer j
L. Simpson, Recorder; Fred Miller, Stand
ard Bearer NJ. o. Hsrling, Sword Bearer
III. @. Cable. W.; f. Glendinning, S. Pas,
Grand Commander Charles f. Lott, Of Orc
vile, assisted By Past Grand Commander A,
A. Redington and Deputy Grand Com
mander William M. Petrie, of Sacramento
conducted the installation.
SUDDEN DRArH.-Yesterday about moor
John II. Hood, while doing some work in tht
rear of the Fifth-street fire engine house, wa,
attacked with hemorrhsPe of the lungs anc
died IN few minutes. He had been ailine
for some time, and was but recently dis
charged from the County Hospital. He wa
formerly member of the Exempt Firemen'.
Association, but did not keep in good stand
ing. Deceased was native of New York
and about 46 years old.
NOTICE TO THE LADEs.-yFe shall place
on our counters to-day line Of ladies' and
l.en's parasoIs, of the first quality silk,
Cis.y the silk is imperfect in places. The
price viii be ST least one-hah their regular
value. at Red House.
HUsDRRDs testify Of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye G. w. Chesley sgen.. >
LARGE and small SILK ParasolE, slightly
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