Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-22

ADDITIONAL TINE TO ASSESSORS. The
State Board of Equalization held a special
meeting at the Capitol yesterday morning for
the purpose of considering the question of
granting additional time to the Assessors in
several counties. All the members were
present excepting Mr.. Morehouse. After con-
siderable discussion the Board granted two
weeks additional time to the Assessors of
Santa Clara, San Bernardino, Modoc and
Butte counties. This of course includes
the same extension to the Boards of Su.
pervisors to sit as Boards of Equalization.
The Board refused to extend the time of the
Supervisors of San Francisco to sit as q
Board Of Equalization upon personal prop.
erty for this reason The Political Code
gives the right to the Board to extend the
time fixed by Title TX. Of the Code for the
performance of any act. The code requires
the several Boards TO meet on the first Mon
day OF July to equslizs property; but in
1874 the Legislature passed an Act which
provides that the city OF San Francisco is ex-
pressly exempted from the provisions of the
code in respect to the equalization of personal
property, and fixes the time for such equal
izstion to be between the second and fourth
Mondays in June. The time for the equal
ization of personal property in San Francisco
thus being fixed by q statute, and not by the
code, the State Board decided that they had
no right to interfere.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-This evening
Chas. Wyndham snd Comedy Company will
open at the Metropolitan TheAter and plsy
an engagement of two nights and matinee.
The company sre from the Criterion Theater,
7 = 10
lef home. TIE Criterion is being remodeled,
which accounts for the company being in the
United States. It is an excellent company.
Benny Fabian, the boy pianist, whose extra
ordinary powers were mentioned in the REC
ORD UNION few days ago, has been engaged
to play between the acts this evening and also
the matinee to morrow. The performance
will open this evening with the comedy
Withered Leaves" and be followed By the
company's latest success, The Great Dr.
vorce Case" There is no extra charge for re-
served seats.
SAoRAMENrANs ABROAD = The Truckee
Republican says George N. Mott and Frank
Foster, two of Sacramento's solid men, are
doing the lakes. They spent the first of the
week doing Weber, Independence and Don.
ner. and are now at Tahoe. Already their
small boy who has Just been demonstrated
with with the maternal slipper, and when 1t
comes down to cold-biooded fish stories, they
csn draw the blush Of shame to the cheek OF
the oldest fisherman in the Sierrss.
OPEy-AIR CONCERT TONIGHT Hus-
sar band will give an opsn-air concert at Cap
itol Park this evening, commencing at s
o'clock. The following is programme of
the music that viii be rendered; March,
"Ivanhoe COmmaudery (Resve); Cav
isre, or Moonlight Medley" (Wsdsworth) !;
" knight Waltz (Knight) march, tCri-
terion " (Grsffula) Mary Belle Polka "a.
Stahl) overture, Contest Miller; Schot-
tische, " Happy Days tAnon); Home,
Sweet Home"
NINE INCHES -Captain Foster states that
the man who says that the waters of the
Milton Mining Company's reservoir. which
escaped by the breaking of the English dam,
raised the Sacramento eighteen inches at this
place, must have measured it on g sloping
bank, while be believes the two-foot state
nent is by man who has not seen the river
for several months. The Captain says he
watched the river closely during the raise,
and it barely reached nine inches.
OPERETTA.-Thers viii be produced this
evening, under the auspices of the Pi-Kappas,
in the parlors of the Congregational Church,
the entertaining operetts, king Alfred ="
Talent from abroad have volunteered to aid
home genus. a booth will be arranged, dis
playing articles made by the society. Ice
cream can be had after the entertainment.
The admission viii he p cents.
VASDALIsM-Some tine during the night
of Wednesday. some evii-iispOssd person
ruined a new and elegant cart that stood On
the sidewalk in froat of the carriage manu-.
factory Of Brown Bros, en- K street. bstween
Ninth and Tenth The cushion, lszy-back
snd dash were all cut to pieces with sharp
knife, and the body was SCARED and whitfield
wish the same instrument.
AUCTION To-DAY.-At 10 a. N. today
Sherburn & Smith viii eel tbs furniture of
six rooms over tie southwest corner Of Third
| aad J streets. 4 partial list OF the goods 70
| be sold is given elsewhere.
! CURgANTs AND CHEaEIEs.-As the SEASON
fo- the above is drawing 20 = close, house
keepers viii do well to take tie hins The
most reliable plaza 70 bar than Is st Peoples
Market, 612 J street. Here jon vii be sure
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