Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-05
APPoRTIoNED as FOLLOWS

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Board of
Supervisors were in regular session yesterday,
all the members present. Stsinman offered
resolution that on and after date the county
would not pay any more money towards
maintaining chain-gang, an that the team
now used by the chain-gang be sent to the
LaJpit9l farm. It wss lost, by the following
NS5e Mclaughlin, Bailey, Christy,
Smith. Ayes-Steinman, Blair, Gottleib
Gottleih reported the sale of come old shelly
ing for So. A motion that the Chair appoint
a committee to wait en- Judge Henry Of the
Police Court of this city and request him to
sentence prisoners to the chain-gang was car
ried and Bailey and Blair were appointed as
3 committee and, on motion, the Chairman
of the Board was added. The rules were
suspended snd [. M. Smith allowed S131 GO,
salary and mileage for March, and John
Aston S25 70 for jury fees. On motion, s.
stay of proceedings was ordered of survey of
road on petition of J. Csples and others until
the next session Of the Board The Board
then adjourned until 10 \. NJ. to-day.
COUNTY HosPITAL.-The report of G. A.
White, Superintendent of the County Hospi-
tai, for the month of March, 1888, is as
follows: Number of patients in Hospital,
March 1st, 1876; admitted during month, GO;
born, l died, 6; discharged, AZ; remaining
14S; meals furnished destitute applicant,
80. Mortality list Mary Ellen Mitchell,
aged 6 months, nativity, Sacramento
Stephen Parks, 70 years, New York
York; Emma Phillips, 81 years, Ten
nessee; 4. G.. Hanrahan, As years, Ireland !;
Katie Proat, so years. District of Columbia.
The current expenses have been: Salaries,
$7l9 1851 subsistence, S1.OO6 "a. Total,
81. 725 A.
THE HOP MARKET.-The hop market re-
port Of LIE May, London, Just received, says;
There has been a little more activity dis.
played on this market during the past week,
and prices may now be quoted firm. The
few parcels of Americans that were pressed
for sale have found buyers, and the remainder
of this description on this market ara held for
higher rates. The Nuremberg market is
hardening, and q general coHsumptiye de-
msnd is going on there. The imports con-
tinue to show marked falling off, compared
with the quantity imported during the CORE
spending period last year, about one-ninth.
NEVADA COUNTY MINING CoMPANY.-The
North Banner Consolidated Tunnel Com
pany, of Nevada City, has fled articles of
incorporation with the Secretary of State.
the capital stock is 81, 900, 000, divided into
100, 000 shares. The capital stock has been
sll subscribed, SIS follows VIM. Ternan,
S2S0, 600; Alex. Gault, 1926, 900; John Has.
brouck, $685. David Bryan, SIZE. 600 !;
Albert Matterson, S125,000; Thomas Stew
artson, S125.o00; Edward league, $50, 500 |;
Coleman Dummingtop, S62, 500 The first
five named have been chosen as Directors
Recommendations the wharGngers
appointed by the new Board Of Hsrbor Com
missioners are P. J. Harvey, of this city,
snd Felix B. Mulgrew, formerly of Healds-
burg, Sonoma county. but under the new
State Administration he has been clerk in
Secretary OF State Thompsen's office. His
present position will be filed by Lee Brown,
son Of the late w. B. G. Brown. Fred. A.
Taylor, of Shasta counsy, was also appointed
q wharfnger, and among the names Of the
collectors appears the nsms Of John Phillips,
OF Nevada county.
LARGE REAL ESTATE SALE.-W. r. S.
Foye, who recently purchased the Golden
Eagle Hotel property. has since purchased of
Albert Gallatin the Metropolitan block, or
1uEu ana IL SbfSeJs. kuOWu As b0e
Lsrdner building, including the Metropolitan
Theater, subject to present leases. The price
paid is not known. The prics paid by Mr..
Gallatin over . year ago, together with the
improvements since made, has brought the
cost to him up to about 500, 600.
INTERNAL REvENUE.-A. L. Frost, United
States Internal Revenue Collector for this
district, makes the following report of rev
enue collected for the month of March !:
On distilled spirits, S1l, 042 II; on tobacco,
snuff, cigars. ETC., 1922 03; on fermented
liquors, So. 199 Is; on banks snd bankers,
ETC., $40 "a; total, 81, 2S3 81.
SUMNER IS HERE.-Prepare for picnics.
Call early at the Wooden Mills Depot. $50 J
street, and see their large stock OF spring and
summer goods for gents suitings. The largest
snc completest stock of any tailoring estab-
llshment in tie city.
TWELVE yards heavy gray flannel for 81 Is
yards crash for 81 large bath towels, 81 per
dozen; full-siZe honeycomb bedspreads, 60
cents, at the Red House.
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SARAH BERSHARDr gloves, S5:., 75c. and
81 latest style silk hose, at extremely low
rates, at Red House.
EXTRA superfiue ingram carpet st 90 cents.
at the Red House.
GENUINE thras.ply carpet, new patterns,
opened to-day; price, 81 20 yard. Red