Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY TRUSTEES.

The Board of City Trustees were in regu-
lar session yesterday all the members pres
ent.
The report of Chief Engineer Foster, show.
ing that the pumps at the Water Works had
been in operation 143 hours during the past
week, pumping 1920. 200 gallons of water.
was received and placed on file.
The Board then proceeded to the election
of city officers.
Mark Foster was rs-slected as Chief En-
gineer of the Water Works; f. Berger was
reelected SIS First Assistant Engineer, and E.
II. Williams (the present incumbent) as Sec
ond Assistant Engineer. As fremen of the
Water Works those now holding the posi-
tion were reelected.
For City Taper, J. w. Watt received
two votes and William Laufkotter one.
For City Surveyor, L. +. Bassett was re-
elected.
For Harbormaster, N A. Kidder received
two votes and A. Brewer one.
J. A. Porter received two votes for the
position of City Treasurer and w. E. Cham
berlain one.
On motion of Nielsen the bond of the
Treasurer was fixed ct $3.50, 900 and the term
at two years.
VIM. Laufkotter, +. Carroll and S. r.
Caldwell were placed in nomination, and on
motion the matter of an election was post
poned for one week. J. G. Devine, John
Miller and n. Nohns were alEo considered in
nomination for the position Of Superintend-
ent of City Cemetery.
For Poundmaster, 2. Rumble and P. Bran
igan were placed in nomination, and 2. Rum
BILE was elected.
For Board of Health, the following named
were elected unanimously w. r. Cluness,
L. w. Hatch, G. G. Tyrel, J. T. Montgom-
cry, J. r Lame.
After allowing the usual monthly salaries
the Board adjourned.
NoTARIEs PUBLIC Yesterday Governor
Stoneman signed commissions of Notaries
Public to reside Rs follows: o. H. Hoag,
Santa Rosa, Sonoma county, vice II. S.
Wilson, removed from the county J. II. Nc
Gee, Santa Rosa, Sonoms county, vice c. S.
Farquar, resigned; VIM. B. Hardy, San
Jose. Santa Clara county; August Muenter,
Stockton, San Joaquin county, vice self, term
expired; Add G. HinksoD, Sacramento,
Sacramento county, vice self, term expired
James g. Lewis, Alden, Modoc county J.
A. Harrelson, Smelling, MERGED county j,
II. Spring, Arcata, Humboldt county; Hell.
mer Turner, jackson, Amador county; w.
X. DohertY. Byron, Contra Costa county
II. B. Warren, Yreka, Siskiyou county, vice
himself, term expired I. G. Brown, Gray
son, Stanislaus codnty Edward Cadwalader,
Sacramento, Sacramento county, vice self,
term expired; S. G. Bates, MERGED, MERGED
county, vice self, term expired j. G. Rhodes,
Fresno City, Fresno county (; Frank J. Krau!h
III
expired; j. H. Ryan, Pike City, Sierra
county @. A. Knott, Isleton, Sacramento
county, vice VIM. Pool term expired
Arthur w. Keddia, Quincy, Plumas county,
vice self, term expired Vim. Adams, Horn
itos, Mariposa county; Thos. II. Herman,
Marysville, Yuba couHty; s. 2. Guiterson,
Santa Barbara, Ventura county; A. Cam
inetti, jackson, Amador county, vice self,
term expired.
LAND PATENTS. = Yesterday Governor
Stoneman signed forty-one land patents to
land in various parts of the State. Among
them are the following Oliver Shinn,
Dol 44-100 acres in Lassen county; William
Carson, 81 02-100 acres in Humboldt county;
David Vincent, 800 acres in Yolo county,:
Jeremiah Porter, 160 acres in Sonoma
county Thomas Orr, 240 acres in Siskiyou
county; II. Kraft. 40 acres in Tehams
county; Edwin Whipple, 800 acres in San
Joaquin county; George McFarlan, 160
acres IN humboldt county; Samuel Mus
grove. 160 ACRES In Siskiyou county; William
Nj. White so acres in Humboldt county
Henry Il Barker, lie 47-100 acres in SOlano
county; Putnam NJ Cote. 200 acres in Pin.
mas county; l.. J. Hall, so acres in Sonoma
county; Moses Loveioy, 160 acres in PIumas
county; John II. McNee, 1913 60-1O0 acres in
md
$1,000 acres, and Michael LemAn, 800 acres
in Yolo county; Charles Miller, 800 acres in
Siskiyou county; John Mipges. 160 acres in
San Joaquin county; Wade w. Moore. 500
acres, William r. Lane and NJ. z. Denman.
40 acres, and John Ward, 160 acres in Men
docino county; Salmon Brown, 800 acres,
and Moses c. Fsrrar, 800 acres in Humboldt
county Il. 1. Keyser, $40 scres, and NJ. J.
Hill, SS9 46 100 acres in Siskiyou county.
A BAR ASSOCIATION. Yesterday morn.
ing the members of the Sacramento bar held
meeting ct tbs Courthouse for the purpose
of forming a Bar Association. A. ?. Catlin
was chosen Chairman and r. T. Devlin Sec
rotary. On motion, it was ordered that the
Chair appoint Committee on Constitution
and Bylaws. and Grove L. johnson, J. H.
Mckune. Ed. NJ. Martin, J. N. Young and
Add. Z. Hinkson were appointed. Ga mo
ton, the Chairman aud Secretary of the
meeting were added to the committee. The
meeting then adjourned to meet at the call
OF the Chairman, which will be as soon as the
committee appointed can report
CONCERT POSTPONED Hayden Tilla
concert which was to have taken place last
evening was postponed on account of the in
clement weather, as but few, even of the
large number who had purchased tickets ia
advance, would venture cut. Beautiful floral
decorations had been sent in for the rostrum
and placed for the occasion. The concert has
been postponed until tomorrow evening, at
same hour and place-the Congregational
Church, when tickets heretofore purchased
will be good.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Directors. Yes
terdsy Governor Stoneman appointed Board
of Directors for Agricultural District No. Is.
which comprises Mendocino and Lake coun-
ties. They are ss follows Lee G. Simmons,
Goodwin Scudamore, r. T. Miles and james
Renfro, of Lake county P. L. Muier. B. B.
Cepell, Hiram Willis and E. G. Buel, Of
Mendocino county.
EASTERN IMPoRrArIoNs. AN invoice of
unusual sizs of fine fancy goods, latest New
York styles. shown to-day, consisting of
ladies', misses and children's hosiery. over
800 dozen at all prices, from 10 cents to 81 rs
pair. The most fashionable styles. Every
thing new and rich in laces over 100 differ.
eut Datkarus Threa hundred piecez IF en-