Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-09
Business ADVERTISEMENTS,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

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Supervisor Bailey called the meeting tC
order, and on call of the roll it was found
that all the members were present, as fol
lows: First District, B. Steinman Second
District, William Mclaughlin Third Dis
trict, Samuel Blair; Fourth District, Samue
Gottlieb; Fifth District, Benjamin Bailey
Sixth District, Edward Christy; Seventh
District, 1. NJ. Smith.
For permanent Chairman Sseinman nom.
mated Blair and Christy nominated Gottlieb.
The roll-call resulted in three votes for Blair.
three for Gottlieb and one for Steinman.
There being no choice the roll call continued.
Before the tenth call all the members except
ing Bailey had received votes for the position
of Chairman. At the close of the tenth call
q motion was made by Gottlieb, and seconded
by Christy, that the members vote by ballot,
which was carried. The first ballot stood :
Blair 3, Gottlieb 8, Cbristy 1. In the second
ballot Smith received one vote instead of
Christy. Steinman then moved to adjourn
TO P. NJ. which was seconded By Blair, and
on roll.call carried.
They reassembled st 1:3O P. ~, and Nc.
Laughlin made q motion, which was Sec
onded by Blair, that the term Of Chairman
be for one year, and it was carried unani.
mously,
Another ballot was then taken, which re.
suited as follows: Mclaughlin, / Smith,
4; Steinman, Blair, l. Smith was de-
clared elected.
After taking his seat the Chairman ap-
pointed standing committees as follows /:
Judiciary-Blai-, Gottleib and Stein
man. Accounts and Expenditures Chris
man and Blair. Public Buildings
Gottleib, Bailey, and Mclaughlin.
County Hospital-McLaughlin Bailey,
Blair, Steinmap, Gottleib, Christy. Con-
tracts and Printing = Steinman, Bailey,
Christy. RoadF, Bridges and Ferries-Bai-
ley, Mclaughlin, Blair. Education and
Schools-McLaughlir, Blair, Christy.
The Board then adjourned to meet at the
regular term, which will be next Monday.
Ore of the peculiarities of the organization
is that a majority of the members are Repub-
icans and the Chairman Democrat. Mr..
Christy takes the place of Chairman of the
by Supervisor Blair.
FREIGHT TO ARRIvE.-The following freight
for Sacramento passed Ogden on the 9TH
inst. For Lindley & Co., case cigars, 20
pals tobacco; A. NJ. Goodenough, 3 organs,
l case circulars; I. P. Crandall, 8 cases
hosiery; Billingsley & Co., 10 bundles wrap
ping PAPER; a. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., 4
bales blankets, l keg and 1 box hardware, 80
crates saddle. trees, l box saddlery, l box
leather; S. 81. Davis, box files; Scott &
Muir. box gas fixtures Weinstock & Lu.
bin, bale dry goods Mebius & Co., l case
cigars d. w Earle, 90 steel shoes A. Den
merry & Co., 5 barrels and boxes tumbiers
w. A. & @. S. Houghtcn, cases valentines.
4 cases blank books Scofield & Tevis, 4
cases lamp globes, 5 barrels lamps, 50 barrels
lamp chimneys; Joseph Hahn & Co., 10 kegs
ssltpeter ; James G.. Dlvis, IS boxes chairs !;
Hall, Luhrs & Co, II cases lard, % boxes
baking powder, 80 barrels hams Holman,
Stanton & Co, l case castings; S. B. Ridg-
way, box drugs; XIX, Geary & Co., 2
boxes drugs, 26 boxes bottles Adams, Nc.
Neill & Co., 400 cases canned goods Cont
mental OIL Company, 800 cases oil J. r.
Watson, 3S car wheels, 80 boxes lamp Chin
neys; Huntington. Hopkins & Co., AGO kegs
nails, l box iron pipe fittings, roll packing,
l package vsneering, box traps, boxes
clothes wringers, box emery; r. Coolot,
case cigarettes Fl. Eckhardt, 2 cases cart
ridges.
CITY TRUsTEEs.-Tho Board of City Trus.
tees met in regular session yesterday, all the
members present. The report of Chief En-.
gineer Foster, CT the Water Works, showed
that the pumps had been in operation 126
hours during the past week, pumping 10, $780,
$50 gallons OF water. It was ordered that J.
II. McKuns bs paid 5000 to defend the city
in certain bond-coupon suits through all the
State CouIt1, and that A. Z. Catlin
and Freeman & Bates be paid q like
sum to defend in other similar suits
The Superintendent of the Water
Works was ordered to advertise for wood to
supply the Water Works. The Board ad.
journed after allowing bills as follows: Lem
Chung, Sc j. McClatchy & Co, 500 rs
A. P. Catlin, $3.50; J. H. McKune, $500
Geo. W. Ksrcher, So; VIM: Arlington. IS ;
J. A. Renfro, IS; P. Nash. IS; Robert Har-
rison, "a Geo. X. Martin, SO so; Catlin &
Hamburger. $50; w. A. & q. s. Houghtop,
81 IS; II. l.. Buckley, SO; Armory Hall
Association, IS; Schsden & Rodegerdts,
IS 76; Huntington. Hopkins & Co., S24
+. HoughtoT, S13 70; 2. McGinnisS, so
J. Lynch, So; Thomas Cotter, S12; II.
jeffrey. 81 30; r. johnson, $40; j. Gribble,
$50; II. Witpen. S.; j. Leonard, SO so
e. NJ. Leitch, Sc: Geo. Schroth, S19 50
Postofice, 81 80; DeBsrnardi & Co., $40 80
J. w. Wilson, 81.
THE HowARDs.-At the monthly meeting
of the Howard Benevolent Association fol-
December, the report Of the steward showed
136 persons relieved during the month, by
AZ dispensations. There are now requiring
assistance IA sick or infrm men, IS women
and ~ children, in all 122. The Treasury
recsipts were: Balance from the Ladies
Charity Ball, 1888 A.; cash donations. $500
monthly collections, S105 05; interest, SAL 66;
ok,1- asr,fo lax, &c
amounted to S403 6S. Balance in the Treasury
January Isl, 81. 299 "a. Bills were audited
at this meeting to the amount of S49S 62.
which, with unpaid debts previously audited,
makes the total Indebtedness S5l5 65. This
sum taken from the Treasury balance leaves
1888 SO towards the expenses for the winter.
Acknowledgment Of donations will be found
elsewhere.
LEGISLATORS LocATIoNs.-In addition tc
the locations of legislators already published
the following have been obtained: a. Can't
net.i and J. C. Wolfskill, at the Capital He.
tel; G. w. 7. Carter, 229 J street; S. L.
Terry, S25 NJ street; G. S. Stephens, CPS NJ
street; John T. Campbell, SIS J street
Thomas +. Barry, northeast corner Eleventh
and II streets ellis Doty. Eldred House
William J.. Smith, 723 l. street John II.
Townsend, so NJ street; ~ M. Dudley, luz
Eighth street Dennis Spencer, Metropolitan
building A. B. Hunter, 1918 Ninth street
George Steele, northeast corner Seventh and ]
streets joseph Reuter-, Arcade building,
Second street.
The FIRST DocUMEST.-The first docu
ment filed by Secretary of State Thompson
was the articles of incorporation of the Bo
racic Acid Manufacturing Company. Prin
cipaI place of business, San Francisco. Di
rectors Ferdinand Formulas, John B. Hob
son, William IrelaD, Jr., Henry c. Dsogsr,
VIM. Irelan, S.. Capital stock, $500, 900,
divided into $4,000 shares.
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. - The
State Board Of Equalization met yesterday
and organized. C. E. Wilcoxon, of the Third
District, was chosen Chairman. E. W. Maslir
was elected Secretary by unanimous vote
The Board then adjourned until to-day.
WE WERE surprised at the number of peo
pie who visited us yesterday, and are more
than satisfied with the result. But popular
goods at way down prices will always bring 8
crowd. Hale Bros.
WE HAVE never misled the people. They
know we mean to close out our STOCK, and dc
not hesitate to make remarkably low prices.
Hale Bros.