Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-05
LOCAL iaTELLIGEHGE
CITY TRUSTEES.

CITY TRUSTEES.
The Board of City Trustees met at the
new City Hall at 10 A. u yesterday, all the
members present Ths weekly report Of the
Chief Engineer of the Water Works was re-
csived and ordered on Gle
Ths annual report of Collector Putnam was
received, shosing the collections on the tax
roll Of S17S, sF4 to be s174 SO so.
The Poundmaster reported SO % collected
in May, and a dogs killed. The Harbor.
master collected sl47 go There were 80
deaths in May and 80 intermenta. The Su,
perintendent Of the cemetery collected
S197 Is.
4 communication WAS received from T. W.
Hatch, Secretary of the Board Of Health,
stating that Walter B. Ferral had been ap,
pointed Health Officer. The communication
was read, placed On file and the appointment
confirmed.
A remembrance was received from prop.
erty-owLers fronting on Twelfth street, be.
tween II and |, demonstrating against the
proposed street improvement.
An ordinance wss passed requiring cotton
wood trees to be cut down.
The Clerk was directed to advertise for
bids to DO certain painting at the City Gem
etery, and the Superintendent of tbs Water
Works TO advertise for bids for new boiler.
The following resolution of intention was
passed unanimously:
Rcsolged That it is the intention Of the Board OF
Trustees OF the city Of Sacramento TO have street.
from Second 70 Tenth street, improved bg grading
and grayeiiRg tho same TO the official grade, con
structing paved CUTTERS aud redwood cufbng, with
round corners at the cross streets and stone cross
ings and corner GEES pools where needed
RcS0Epes further, That the exterior boundaries OF
the district Il lands affected or benefited by the
above improvement hereby declared TO 5e the
east line OF Second street the west ana the west
line Of Tenth street the east line 2l0 feet north
Of the centor line of II street ou the north and a
line 20 feet south Of the center line Of street on
the south
The condition Of the north levae wss dis
cussed for some time. Trustees Nielsen
recommended tho stEaightsniug Of the chan
mel of the American river By cutting Though
the bend on the Norris GraGt opposite Smiths
gardens. de claims that by cutting through
a short tract Il land now heavily timbered,
and connecting with q slough that comes out
near the Twelfta.strset bridge, the river can
be made during high stages to flow through
the new channel, and sill fears Of the north
ievee being destroyed be forever allayed.
The ether Trustees agreed with Mr.. Nielsen,
as did alse the City Engineer, Mr.. Bsssett
Steps viii no doubt be taken this fall to carry
cut this plan indicated.
A large nnmbsr OF bills were audited sad
ordered paid.
BoARD or SUPERvIsoRs.-Th County
Board Of Supervisors met yesterday, all the
members present. The petition of Donald
soR and others fer road in Alabama town.
ship came up for hsaEing. The report CT the
Viewers was read and testimony of witnesses
taken. The petition was granted, and the
road declared a public highway. A commu-
nication from the Trustee of Isleton school
district in regard TO leyYing tax for seho5l
purposes was read and referred to the Asses
sor. An invitation from the State Board oil
Agriculture to atteno the ceremony Of lay
ing the cornerstone Of the new Pavilion
building was read and accepted. The Road
OFerseer was instructed to remove obst,uc-
tions on the CoiSmA road near Mormon Is.
land. The matter of the Gillespie suit being
brought up, Supervisor Christy moved that
the promise made between counsel 20 pay
Gillespie $1,000 for a deed to the Hospital
property be accepted; seconded by Me
Laughlin. Tha roll was called AID the N J.
ton adopted by the following vote Ayes
hoLaughlin, BAil7y. Christy and SMITH
Noes-Steinmau, Blair and Gottlieb--S.
PAo1rIo BvANGKIcAL AssooIAroN.-The
Pacific Evangelical Conferences met at theii
church on Tenth street, between o and T.
The morning devotional exercises were con
Quoted By he Bishop. The Stationirg Com
mittes reported as follows: Oregon Distric.
j. Bowersex, p. f Salem, VIM. Acker.
man Albany, j. =. Hollenbaueh; Uo-vsi
lis, a. krecher /; Independence, J. /. Hersh.
Ger Portland, to Re supplied; Milwaukee
ID. l. Bistner FAquma, TO be supplied
Wsli9 Walls, TO be supplied. San Fraa-
Disco District-F. w. Voeglien, p. +. Sau
Francisco station, F. w. sFoeSlisn; San
Francisco mission. 60 be supplied; Sacrs-
mento (Englishl, J. Croasman Saclomepto
tIfermanl, Thee. Suhr; San jose, 4. w
Fisher; Wilmington, 2. Bot; Ansheim,
Fred. Reisor. Amount appropriated for sup
port Of ministers, $3.50.
The HowARBs.-At the meeting of sht
Directors eff the Howard Benevolent Associ
ton the Steward reported IA persons re
heyed BY 444 dispeEssIions during the month
Of May. There are now being assisted, In,
firm men, 81 women and 50 children, in oil
u. who will need helping hand the coming
monsb. The Treasurer acknowledges the re-
csips Of $50 from donations, 800 from bsek
interest and Sis3 60 from colisc.ions-sotal
receipts. S2S2 GO; while his disbursement
amounted 20 1851 T6, pscessitatiag q still
further contraction of the Societv's dispense.
tons. Bills 10 the amount of $3.50 81 were
sHditsd at the meeting, which makes tie
present indebtedness Of the Association
$Sbl IS An Acknowledgement Of donations
Is published elsewhere.
PoLIeE CovRT Business SIS follows va,
disposed of in the Police Court yesterday
John Denley. charged with having bser
picked up on tee street in & helpless condi
ton Of drunkenness, was discharged. Wfn
Miller. charged sish hsYieg stoleu piecs OF
hsm from she Mississippi Kitchen, plead
guilty. and was sentsacsd to ten days in the
County Jail Fred. Barnett was convicted
en- a charge Of disturbing the peacs and fixed
$40 aud costs, or the alternative of adornins
the obaiu-gang for ten days. David Null.
holland, charged with = similar offsnse, va;
DISCHARGED WinDis Merchant Was found
guilty OF disturbing the peace snd fined s.
aad costs.
FTRs THIS MoRsINs. FIRE slsrm from
box 10, ST 1870 O'Clock this morning, was
csused By the burning Of two frame dwell
ings on tie northwest corner Of Niath and
2 street, The buildings were unoccupisd,
and were the property of 2. A. Miller. The
TIRE WAS evidently iHcRotiaTy. nothing could
be ieArzed regarding the insurance. ORe Of
tbs buildings was tn;ilely destroyed when
the Are department arrived, and the otheg
cas- earsloPad N flames, 50 that bat hstle
sss accom- plished excepting TO prevent the
flames ffoHs sprssdief.
SCHOOL TKEszKEs AT tbs election beld at
tia Freeport sosoolhorss on SATURDAY for
sohoal Trustee. Thomas O'Fool was elected
60 Trustees far ksrm Of three wears from tbs
Isl OF July next. At West Union District
WA. G-ss and J. b. Rei6i1g were elected
Trustees.
Fos FfcEIe PARTIES -Ct ssley's a1rivaie5
C,iNSb. Hesee Psreh. For sale by sts h9stis
o. case. s. ". CAsSgg. & Fioasstreei. sole
assas