Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-21
BRIEF NOTES.

| A Suisun dentist named Robinson, with
striking anti-rsilroad proclivities, has been
8 considerable annoyance to conductors lately.
j A few weeks sgo Conductor Knight forcibly
! ejscted him from train, and for so doing
was fined by Justice Of the Peace, IRON
which judgment an appeal was taken. Yes
terday Conductor Hubbard put Robinson off
( The train near ElmiTa.
/ Sergeant Bsrwiok expresses himself as
( highly pleased, as Far as he il individually
! concerned. His Instructions from the de-
! partment 10 to fill in the word blank where
! he believes an error has baen made, and in
receiving the cyphsr dispatch, and he says
during the strike many of the reports were
nearly all blanks"
George Muddox. proprietor Of the Ca;ftsl
Pottery, has built an addition TO his estab-
6shmsns for the manufacture Of sewer pipe.
The rev addition il size is 49x5e feet, one
stoEY, snd viii cost S, 900. A large assort.
ment Of the latest and most improved ma
cbinery has been added.
About 10 o'clock last night, as street car
no. 9 vas passing Second and streets very
rapidly, the horse fell. The driver did not
put the brake on promptly, and the csr ran
on top OF the horse, hurting the animal very
severely.
There being no quorum present yesterday,
the Board Of Supervisors was rot called TO
order Ths. absent members wers Cottleio,
SteinEnan, Christy and Mclaughlin.
Mayor Brown yesterday received an &C
acknowledgement Of the receipt By the War De
partmens OF the resolutions recently passed
by tee Board of City Trustees.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES City Board OF
Trustees met in regular session yesterday
morning. G. W. Watson was granted per-
mission to construc5 and maintain shooting
gallery at jacobs Hall. Il was ordered that
a new sidewalk be constructed on N street,
from Nineteenth to Twenty.sixth. The
Board discussed proposed ordinance pre-
pared BIZ the Board of Health. Trustee Gut.
eabergeF was opposed to section requiring
vaults hereafter constructed TO ba csmente6,
claiming taas u sens places taeY were not
DecesssfYg Eld Woui4 De tCo expensive Tor
some property. ae srgued thst the quick
sand foundations beneath the city acted IS q /
gi5To, aI1 tins. the high iFsater draining back
into shs river N low water purified the vaults. !
The ordnance Yves laid over to next Monday. |
Judge 5. 5. Ho.l appeared before the Rosgd }
IL the interest Of certain parsons who wish 20 |
bring about sn elecsion for Police Judge this /
fal, and asked that he might be permitted 10 |
aSdteeh tu"e poly sS 81 early us't, saying /
ne could present arguments to induce them 20 /
order new election After listening TO the |
Judge for some time, the Trustees gave him |
to understand that they we're ready aud |
willing to listea TO any citizen at any time |
any matter Of importance, but |
that their minds were mp, and would assume |
no responsibility whsre there was no power |
They had q right 20 appeal 70 the Courts for |
a wit Ct mandate to compel them to act, snd |
thought the counsel, If he desired 60 press I
tins matter, better proceed to the Courts sc |
once. Alter allowing large number Of bills |
and ordering them paid, the Board adjourned. |