Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Hospital. Chairman Smith asked what was
the pleasure If the Board. The members
six of them being present-looked at one an
other, and finally the Supervisor who had in
troduced the resolution prohibiting the use
OF the county funds in that way, remarked,
" We can't do it; iss against the rules" An.
other painful silence ensued, which was
broken by Supervisor Smith, who produced
one Of the dollars Of our daddies," and
asked like contribution from the other mem
bers. -Four Of them responded, and the lady
was handed So piece, with the admonition
not to again apply for the county's money for
charitable purposes, for 1--WE can't do it"
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors was in session yesterday, all the
members present. The Committee on Con-
tracts and Printing reported in favor of
awarding the contract for furnishing thirty
cords of whiteoak wood to John Shelton, st
81 70 per cord Adopted. A. Keithley,
Overseer OF Road District No. 2. was allowed
$40 40 for implements furnished. R. A.
Fisk was allowed $50 for work done at thu
Court-house. q. G. VIM, ". Murray and
John GiTens, committee appointed to view
proposed road in Costumes township, re-
ported iu favor Ct the road, and the report
was adopted. The road extends from the
jackson road at the point of intersection Of
the road with the line between the lard of
John W. France and John Psttop, south
ward to the line of the Sheldon grant. No
further business appearing, the Board took a
recess until 10 a. NJ. to-day.
INJURED BY a FALL.-James CARROLL, of
the firm Of D. De Bernardo & Co., who was
out with a delivery wagon on Tuesday, re-
turned to the store about L o'clock with his
head and clothes covered with blood. He re-
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wagon and went up stairs Before anything
could be learned in regard to the accident he
became unconscious, and remained in that
condition until about l A. N. yesterday morn.
ing, when he revived 1t was then learned
that the horse which he was driving took
fright at some object near the corner of NJ
and Sixth streets, and by sudden Jump
threw the seat of the wagon to the grouad,
causing the man to fall, striking the ground
with his head. He put the seat back, and
mounting the wagon drove home, as stated.
The injured man was much better last even
ing, and will soon recover.
RECLAMATION Tax SUIT Yesterday was
the sfc5nd day Of the trial Of the tax case Of
Reclamation District No. We. Charles Gold
man. TIE plaintiff rested their case early in
the forenoon, and the defendants counsel
then made a motion for nousuit, on the
property, and such being the case il would
become private property, and that an assess
ment TO raise money to improve private prop
erty was illegal. and that there were no esti-
mates by an engineer as required by law
The remainder of the day was taken up by
the argument of the motion. It was submit
ted late in the afternoon and overruled by the
Court. The trial of the case will be resumed
this morning.
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TOOK place as the Gleeman clearinghouse, on
Fourth street, near the Postofice, about 8
o'clock on Tuesday morning. John H. Fin
lay, commercial traveller, fred pistol at
man named Bailey, one of the p-oprietors of
the International saloon on K street, the ball
taking effect in the hip A woman was at
the bottom Of the difficulty. The matter has |
been kept very quiet, and B alleys friends re-
ported that he had gone to his ranch for
few wseks. No arrest has been made. The
wounded man was getting along very well
last evening.
APPoRTIoNMENT OF ROAD FUSDs.-There
was S17,Sl2 OF in the road fund to be sppor-
toned By the Board of Supervisors The
general fund received Sc. 462 q, and the re-
mainder was divided among the road dis.
triets, as follows: Districi No. 1, 81, 803 rs
No. 2, 1892 6S; No. 8. S150 81; No. a.
SSS II; No. ., 1888 81; No. 6. Sl73 50
No. z, S237 "A; No. s, 1852 IL No. 9,
1921 Sc; No. TO- S265 As /; No. II, 1852 q
No. u. s721 81 No. IS. S55 9S; No. IA,
SLY 76; No. 10, 1928 50; No. 16, S6l9 62
No. II, $50 50,
THE TuKEY BUILDING.-The work Of re-
modelling the old Turkey building, on J and
Fifth strsets, is progressing rapidly. The
corner store will be occupied whom the build
ing is ready, by Joseph Hahn & Co, drug
gists the next room has been engaged by J.
b. Klune, Jeweler; the third store from the
corner will be taken 10y Gattmann Scheu-
merit, cigar manufacturers and the fourth
and last room by NJ. r. Beard & Co., sta.
tionery dealers. The building will be ready
for occupancy BY or soon after March LIST.
NorAR1Es PUDLIc.-The Governor yester.
day appointed as Notary Public the follow
ing: Timothy Crowley, at San Rafael
Jacob Kuepzley. at Colfax, vice Storey J.
T. Matlock. at Red Bluff, vice Banks ID. X.
Edwards, at Gonzales VIM White, at CO.
Iona, vice self; w. J. Clark, at College
City S. j. Stables, at Yuba City E. L.
Watkins, at San Gabriel, vice self; Edwin
Taylor, st Railroad Flat vice self; NJ. Bull,
at Gresnyille 4; JAS. n. Porter, at Sacramento,
vice Carey, resigned.
RAVE ON HABEAs CORPUS. Bayard v.
Raye was taken before the Superior Court
yesterday ON a writ of habeas corpus, and
after hearing the matter the Court ordered
the prisoner to bail in the sum of $1,000
Raye was sentenced the day before in the
Polics Court to six months imprisonment in
the County jail for an attempt to extort
life insurance certificate from Mrs. Hardesty.
judge Henry refused to admit the prisoner
to bail while the appeal was being made.
County HosPIrAL-Followipg is the re.
port of the County Hospital for the month of
January: Number of patients January LIST,
$50; admitted during the month, 6S; died,
4; discharged 70; remaining, los. This
names of those dying were William Klaa,
Patrick Dohetty, John Reed, john Strother,
james Noughton, Anthony Considine and
Max. Chico. TIE salaries amounted to S815
expenses for subsistence, S1.7l4 As; for mis-
cellaneous $50. Total, s.. 56s 4S.
OFFICES MovED "A general moving Of of.
ices has taken plsce on The first floor of the
Court-houss. Judge Armstrong, the recently
appointed Superior Judge. has taken the
room formerly occupied BY Court Reporter
Davis; Davis has moved into the former
office of She District Attorney, and District
Attorney Carey has taken the office occupied
by the lats Jadge CLARK. Court Commis.
elOner OSNiAe mas HOE taASn III OAlsS II TIE
building as yet.
POLICE COURT. = Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows
Ed. Tubbs and Thos. Kannally. disturbing
the peace, dismissed on payment of costs
VIM. Price, petty larceny, discharged All
CURE, petty larceny. pleaded guilty, juig-
ment deferred until TO- day: John Jumpof.
drunk. deposit forfeited H. G. Martin and
Thos Reed, visiting al opium den, discharged
on payment Of costs.
CHARGES AGA1Ssr OFFICER CARRoLL.-
Tbs charges against officer Carroll were set
for bearing before the Board of Police Com
missioners yesterday ct 1 o'clock P. N but at
that hour the cfficsr requested continuance
as his counsel was necessarily absent No eb
lection was raised By II. l.. Buckley, attcr-
ney for compliments, and the examination
was continued until s a. NJ. to-day.
80 BE HAD at our stupendous clearance
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