Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-10
Auctions To-Day.
pnginesa AdEertiaements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BOARD or SUPERVISORS - yesterday was
the last day OF the regular term of the Board
of Supervisors. All the members present.
The Committee on Public Buildings was in
struc,ed to purchase desk fer Judge Arm
strong. James Patterson was appointed q
viewer IN place of Charles Gsteriing on road
petition Of E. G. Morton and Others. The
resolution introduced by Mclaughlin on jan
uary 10 b, abolishing the use Of steam at The
County Hospital. was taken up and adopted
by the votes of Mclaughlin, Bailey, ChTisty
and Smith. Seismon changed his vote to
aye AID gave notice that he would move a
reconsideration of the vote. BY the Aame
vote il was ordered that the Chairman
Of the Hospital Committee furnish
plans snd specifications for the
work OF changing the steam power TO horse.
power and advertise for bids. 1hs sppor-
tionment Of road funds as made by Assessor
Houston wss adopted. The Rscorder was
authorized to employ man to prepare Il list
of mortgages for the Assessor at a cost OF not
to exceed $3.50. TIE Sheriff was granted the
privilege of building stable ON the lot in the
rear Of Tie jail. TIE reports of county Of
fcers were received and placed on file. The
report Of A. Hebron shows that S44 80 in
fees were collected prior 70 Janusry 6th, and
LHaG OF iSn6rlU TO feOEuaFY lslt IlV II =
The repers Of Coroner Clark shows that five
inqussts were held during the month OF
January The County Recorders report
shows that 1854 Is in fees were collected
during the month ending January 317t. The
report Of I. Ii. Berkey shows that sos 10
in fees were collected in the Clerks office
Prior 10 January Sth, and @. M. Coglan's re-
port shows that the fees for the remainder of
the month were 1914 %. The following
I. IL fL,..
which tina Board adjourned: Resolved,
That the thanks Of this Board be rendered to
Hon. I. B. Mcfarland for the economical
manner in which he conducted the Miner
Walden trial.
Fish COMMISSIONERS commissions
of r. T. Buckingham and A. B. Dibble as
Fish Commissioners have been signed by the
Governor, the nominations having been con-
frmsd by the Senate When the nomina-
lions frat came before the Senate caucus it
was decided TO confirm tie nomination of
Mr.. Dibbie, but action on the confi nation
of Mr.. Buckingham was deferred, it having
been ruinored that the latter was
connected with a fish csnnery. It
was afserward learned that he
was not. snd never had been, interested in a
canning establishment. Mr.. Buckingham is
an old resident of Washington, Yolo county,
and has for years been Justice of the Peace
in that iowa. He IS practical fisherman,
having been engaged in that business for over
thir'v years. In his position as Justice of
It's 'escs he has been of frequent and much
assistance to the old Board in seeing that the
laws in regard TO fishing were enforced slOng
the Sacramento river. His knowledge of fish
and their habits will make him a very fl
Gent member of the Board. A. B. Dibble is
a resident of Grass Valley, and well known
as q lawyer throughout the State. He is q
great lover Of the pole and line, and will take
much interest "a his new duties.
NORTHUMBERLAND of incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary OF State.
as follows: BY the San Francisco Fuse
Manufacturing Company. The principal
place of business is San Francisco. The Di.
rectors ara John Rodda, Henry Evans, John
Dunn aud Thos Marks, Of San Francisco
and Thos. r. Evans, OF Nevada City. The
capital stock is 100000, divided into 600
shares. By the Antelope and Utah CONSOLE
dated Mining Company of San Francisco.
The Directors are Thos. Bell, d. O. Macksy,
Thos Brown, r. n. Graves and r. W.
Amss. The capital stock is SO, 000, 600, di-
vided into $50 900 shares. By the Chicago
Brewing Company, the principal place of
business being in San Francisco, and the D;-
rectors Henry Ahrens, Henry Tietjin, Theo.
Won Bartel, Max Brook and K. O. Oakley.
By the Pacific Pile Preserving and Construc-
ton Company. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Di.ectors-Wm. n. Horton,
George Gray, Joshua Hendy, J. r. Scupham,
B. S. Taylor. Capital stock, $500, 900, il
vided into 100. 600 shares.
The CITY ELEcIIoN.-At the city election
to be held in March there will be a Second
Trustee. City Auditor. City Assessor, City
Tax Collector and one Fire Commissioner
elected. John Ryan, the present incumbent,
and Wn. T. Knox, are mentioned fer the
position of Trustee. George A. Putnam will
be a candidate for recollection, and Albert
Hart, late Governor Perkins private secre-
tary is an sspirant for the same place. The
candidates for City Auditor are E. l.. Mckee,
who has held that Office for number Of years,
and P. L. Hickman. Fred. A. Shepherd is
candidate for reelection to the Office of City
Assessor, which he has held since 1873. As
the election draws nearer other candidates
will probably come forward The election is
required to be held on the second Tuesday of
March, which this year falls on the 18th day
of the month,
The HABEAs CORPUS MEN.-Thomas Dyer
and William Avery, the two men taken be-
fore Judge Armstrong on Thursday afternoon
on writ of habeas corpus, and who we're re-
manded to TIE custody Of the Chief of Police,
had an examination before Judge Henry.
They were charged with breaking into room
in the upper PORTION Of the Capitol building
and stealing quantity of sheet copper. TIE
two men were arrested by officers Woods and
Ash, and the officers recovered about eighty
pounds of The metal where is was sold. Judge
Henry, after the examination, ordered the
men held TO answer before the Superior Court,
with bail fixed al 81. 600 each.
Patents TO SCHOOL LANDS. -Governor
Stonemsn yesterday signed patents to school
lands as follows: To Fl. s. Messenger, Henry
Remking and Allen Willis, CaIaverss
county; J. C. Tyler and G. G, Kimball,
Shasta county George r. Frye, Suffer
county; J. Q. Drew and E. o. Miller, Tulare
county ". W. Wade, Sacramento county :;
G. W. RichBrds, Humboldt county; ?. r.
Walsh, NspA county L. P. Whiting, Lassen
county.
POLICE CoUET.-Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows ::
H. Castro. disturbing the peace. discharged.
Artie Vogsl. disturbing the peace, dis
charged. Thomas Dyer, burglary, held to
answer, Dali nGed at l,UVU. james hsyes,
drunk, continued until to-day. Ms LUG
Ming, robbery, continued to February 13 n.
CoMIsG EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS
BEFoRE.-The annual Masquerade Ball OF
the Sacramento Turn. Verein will be the
event of the season. DON'T forget the 9th
OF February at the Pavilion. Full parsicu.
lars shortly.
PLAIN and plaid dress goods will be sold SIS
low as 8 cents per yard at the great combira-
ton sale TO commence on Monday, the 18th
Instant, at the Red House.
CLOTHING boots, shoes, hats, caps, furnish
iFg goods. trunks, carpets, etc., will be
slaughtered at the great combination sale, on
Monday l2sh instant at the Red House.