Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-16
Business Advertisements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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BOARD CT SUPERv1soRs.-The Board Of Su
pervisors me. yesterday morning pursuant tc
adjournment, all the members present. Ed
mond Franks was elected to the position Of
Superintendent of the Hospital Farm, and
it was ordered that he be given possession
on February LIST, at salary of $50 pei
month The petition of Thos. Anderson fol
election TO the office Of Justice of the Peace
of Franklin was read. The legality CT the ap.
pointment Of P. B. Bradford to that position
was referred to the District Attorney with q
request TO report st the earliest convenience
The petitions of II. +. Coleman and P. G.
Jeffries, Jr., for the position of Deputy Sheriff
of the chain-gang were received and
L. Meaeber for the position Of En-
gineer at the Hall Of Records was
referred to the Committee on Public Build
ings. Calvin l. Foss presented o petition
for the position of Waterman at the Pavilion.
and it vas ordered on file. MIR. Crump, on
motion, wBs ordered TO be retained during
the pleasure of the Board The matter Of
rules for Che Board was referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee. The Chairman was au-
thorized to receive county property from Mr..
Shellars. The report Of James J.. Clark.
Road Overseer District No. II. was received
and referred to Bailey, who reported it as
correct, and il was ordered on file The rules
were suspended and claims for S444 were al
lowed against the road district. By unan.
imous vote r. B. Patton was EMPLOYED TO
segregate the road fund of the county. and TO
be paid $50 for the same. Applications for re.
lief were received as follows: r. Sehermeyer,
referred to Mclaughlin; Mrs. NJ. A. Cook
allowed Sail voting aye excepting Bailey {;
Rose Gardel, referred TO Bailey, who re-
ported against allowance, but, on motion, she
was given So; Mary Lindsey allowed S..
Steinman then offered the following resolu.
ton, which was passed unanimously: RE
solved, That hereafter, we, the Board of
Supervisors, will not vote another dollar cut
of the general fund for the relief of the in
digent. Those persons requiring relief will
have to apply 20 the County Hospital" A
resolution was passed that the Board would
visit the County Hospital to-day, after which
the Board took recess until 10 o'clock this
forenoon.
ExcURsIoN1sTs.- An excursion party occu-
plying two cars arrived from Denver, Col,
yesterday afternoon by the emigrant train.
The party was organized in Colorado by o.
III. Violet, of GGnnison county, and formerly
a newspaper proprietor in the "Tin Gun"
mining district. The occupants Of the cars.
including Che children, made Just sixty-one
whole tickets and were evenly divided
between the two csrs. The cars were the
common emigrant cars, but fitted up with
Brussels carpet and silk rep curtains. each
passenger supplying the necessary bedding.
The party left Denver last Wednesday st
$40 a. NJ. At this place they separated, enc
car going direct TO San Francisco and the
other by the southern route to Los Angeles.
Some of the passengers will take up a perma-
ment residence on this coast, among them
being the protector, Mr.. Violet, who will
settle in San Diego. While stopping at the
depot number Of the party expressed them
selves as highly pleased with the climate here,
while residents were standing around and
complaining that it was bitter cold.
CRY TRUSTEES. The Board of City Trus-
tees met in regular session yesterday morn.
ing. Present, full Board. The report of
Chief Engineer Foster, Of the Water Works,
showed that the pumps had bsen in operation
126 hours during the past week. pumping
10, 372, $50 gallons Of water. The City Treas
urer's report for the month of December
shows that the receipts were 50, S25 "a dis
bursements. SOS, 21S 30. Balance on hand
December, S123. 466 81. A petition for side
walk to be built on 0 street, from Eighteenth
90 Twentieth, was referred to Street Commits
sioner Ryan. The Board adjourned after al
lowing bills az follows: Hartwel. Hotchkiss
& Stalker, 81 so; ]. B. Kluue, 81 81 Thos,
Cotter, SIS; P. McGinnis, S12; S. J. l. J. M.
jackson, So %; LOTUS 4 Co, $50 30; Root,
Nelson & Co.. $40 J. W. Watt, $40; 4. j.
Ballou, SOS; G. Schmidt, 81 90; Lem Chung,
Sc; A. NJ. Smith, IS Whittier, Fuller u
Co., So; Samuel Hawkins, SIS; r. johnson,
$l2; +. o. Lsughlin, $40; j. Leonard,
INAUGURAL BALL.-The arrangements for
the inaugural ball, to be held at the Capitol
building this evening, have all been COM
pleted. Both the Senate and Assembly
Chambers have been, by the two Houses,
placed at the disposal of the Executive Com.
mittee, and the work Of preparing them for
the ball, including decorations, will be COM
pleted to-day. The building, after 6 P M,
will be in charge of the committee, and no
one will be admitted to the ball without
ticket. The grand march will begin at $3.50
o'clock. A sufficient number of tickets have
been sold to insure the committee against
LOSE. The committee will hold their final
meeting this evening at W. P. Coleman's of.
fee. People who will attend the ball from
abroad have been arriving for sevsra! days,
and last nights train from San Francisco
brought large number of prominent citi-
zens. Special sleeping cars will be attached
TO the overland train this evening for the &C.
commodation of San FrAnciscans, who can
secure berths for the night on the cars.
FREIGHT TO ARRIyE.-Freight for Sacra.
mento passed Ogden on the 18th instant as
follows: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
80 half-dozen shovels, % half-dozen scoops, l
case and four packages iron pipe fittings, 3
cases hardware, 42S kegs nails, case map
sticks, 2 cases saws Holman, Stanton & Co.,
DO bales steel rake teeth; Joseph Hahn &
Co., l box cabinets II. H. Paulk, l box
books A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co, 2 cases
whip handles; Kirk, Geary & Co., l box
medicine; Mrs. L M. Weiimanr, l barrel
and l box candy; G. w. Reed, 3 barrels
peach seed !; A. Coolot. box cigars; Cont.
mental Oil Company, 800 cases oil; 9. P. R.
r., 6 pieces machinery, box wood patterns !;
L. G. Kingsland & Son, ITO bundles hard
ware Hall, Luhrs 4 Co., % barrels hams,
80 cases lard; Baker & Hamilton, 10 half
dozen shovels; G. B. Corwin, l case cigars !;
ScO6eld Il Tevis, 307 boxes glass.
1HE OUPERYlSOR (ONTEST.-Ihe contested
election case of Meredith VS.. Christy was
concluded in the Superior Court yesterday.
w. o. Davis. the witness for whom an at
tachInent had bsen issued, Appeared with
dislocatsd shoulder, which be had receive / on
Friday last, and on that ground he was re-
ieved from contempt The Gaze was sub
mitted. and Judgment ordered entered for de-
fendant, with an order that he recover costs
In the case.
Police CoURT-Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows !:
John Ginley. drunk, pleaded guilty, fined
So; Thomas Watson, drunk, pleaded guilty.
fined So All Ned, petty larceny, pleaded
guilty, sentenced to 100 days in the County
Jail; Henry Hayes, drunk. deposit forfeited !;
Louis Tripes, vagrancy, found guilty, sem
fenced TO ten days in the County jail All
Hing, battery, finsd 81 30.
WE ARE constantly finding goods upon our
shelves that we are DESTROYS to close out !;
hence each day you will find something diff.
ferent, marked at an extremely low price.
Rale's stupendous sale.
DRESS SUITS. large assortment OF white
and light-colored kid gloves, white and light