Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CLAIMS ALLOWED AaAINsr THE COUNTY

a-VgEL IL ELLiuENUSs
CLAIMS ALLOWED AGAINST THE COUNTY.
During the session of the Board of Su-
pervisors this week large number of claims
were allowed. There were demands pre-
sented by several grand jurors for balance
of their claim not allowed by the Board.
These were rejected. The warrants for the
claims allowed can be obtained from the
Auditor Monday morning. Several demands
were held over until the next meeting,
Juror fees were allowed as follows: Joseph
Henderson, Sl4 so; JAS Anderson, S26 80 !:
z. Planalp, S22 70 f. Bewiner. Sl4: J.
Gruler, Sl4 G. ii. Stevens, 81; Jas. Nc
S1S 70.
Deputy Assegsors-Geo. Atkinson, s115 a.:
w. b. Davies, Sl69 80; H. Cronkite, Sl25 !:
Seymour Carr, Sl2O % G. q. Harvey, 500 |;
q. b: Atkins, Sl25; a. j. Bump, sos % !;
A. Weimann, 500; n. j. Toll, 500 John
McComber, S2l1 81 f. a. Shepherd, $50.
lnsurance-H. Hansche, S97 80; w. P.
Coleman, $50; James n. Porter, 500; ;
Charles Heinrich, $50; j. L. Hobbie, 500 |;
James N. Porter, S27; G. w. Lorenz,
SIG &c; Cadwalader & Parsons, $50; Ed.
Cadwalader, SIS; 2. L. Hickman, SIP 70 :;
A. Leonard & Son, S32 so; Sullivan & Wise.
man, $50; Sweetser & Alsip, $50; A. G.
Hoagland, $50.
Hospital-Jesse Slaughter, whitewashing.
500; Casey Cronan, merchandise, SIS IS /;
q. E. Kuchler, bread, S104 10; s. J. u.
NJ. jackson, merchandise, 81; Holbrook,
Merrill d Stetson, merchandise, IS; Whit
tier, Fuller q Co., merchandise, S17 80; N.
l.. Drew & Co., lumber, SO 90; Locke &
Lavinson, merchandise, 81 80; D. DeBer-
nardi q Co., butter, $50 "a Friend & Terry
Lumber Company, IS So; Scott & Muir,
merchandise, "a; A. Schaden. supplies,
81 OS; :. Dryer, supplies, S162 AZ; J.
Gerber d BEos., meat, 1881 10; S. Gerson &
Co., potatoes, $50 Is; S. Lipman & Co.,
merchandise, 50 70; d. Disrsseu, groceries,
S4 70; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
merchandise, Sc; Jas. l. Feter & Co.,
merchandise 500 70; Z. Lyon & Co.. nner.
chandise, S6S 95; G.. A. White, sundry ex-
penses, S14 40; L. Elkus & Co., merchan-
disc. Sl92 4S; Geo. Schroth Il Co.. merchan.
disc, SIS 30
MisceIIaneous-E. A. Burr, horse, $40;
Brown Bros, repairing wagon, ST. W. II.
work in Road District No. u, SIG; Jacob
Ginsbsrg, glass, SO; G. f. G. Sale, mer-
chsndise, "a 25; S. e. Harvey, Constable.
$40 20; James McClatchy & Co., adyertis-
ing, 81 so; RECORD UNION, advertising
81 90; j. Q. Tubbs, Justices fees 50; W.
Miner, wood, Sc; S. G. Foster, Justices
fees, So; W. A & G. S. Houghton, station
cry. g % John I: Carey, sundry expenses,
S13 % j. A, NJ. Martin, material Road Dis.
triet No. 10, 81 %; A S. Lindley, consta-
ble's fees, Sl1; E. D. Perkins, Sheriff Solano
county, SO cents; FL. L. Mccoy. Sheriff Yuba
county, 81 80; S. McCleland, Sheriff Butte
county, Sc so: NJ. Davis, Sheriff Colusa
county, 81 %; Lee Stanley, rebate of
taxes, So 64; G. S. Butler, burial ex-
pensss, 81 20; A. Hathaway, labor. So OF
A. III. Estill, sundry expenses, S34 A. II.
Estili, feeding prisoners. 1906 80; A. H.
Estill, balance of salary, S435 16; Gattmann
& Wilson, merchandise, So: E. a. Burr,
hsy, So Sc; BillingsleY & Co, merchandise,
So so; ii. S. Crocker & Co., stationery,
S29 %; [. NJ. Smith, salary, etc, SIG 60 !;
John McComber, Constable fees, ST. 10 ;
Jacob Miller, burial expenses, SIS 80 !;
n. A. Ktdder, janitor, 1882 Is; r.
a. Fisk, judgment against county, S101 Is;
All Dan, interpreter, So; J. Frank Clark,
Coroner MARCH S32 so; w. J. Kava-
naugh. burying county dead. $29 80 Cap
ital Gas Co., gas, S17 20; Win. J. Davis,
shorthand reporting, S25S 80 S. C. benson,
counsel in Gillespie case, $500; E. 81. Nc.
Kee, balance Road District No. l appor-
tionment, S95 81; John Shelton, wood,
S14 80 S. J. & j. NJ. jackson, merchan-
disc, 50 80; Silas Chance, Constable's fees,
81; J. w. Gilmer, Justices fees, S12; Reu-
bsn johnson, labor, Sc II. Winters, mer-
ing, 81 T. Swift, Constable's fees, Sc so !;
George Cone. Justices fees, So; n. Ander-
SOD, Justices fees, SO G. G. Fugitt, Con-
stables fees, S. 20; NJ. T. Brewer & Co.,
seed, 81 3S District Telephone Co., tele-
phone, S. 20; Scott & Muir, merchandise,
Sl5 % A. G. VIM, viewing Road District
No. 10, $40 60; o. Saunders, Constable,
$40; w. L. Peterson, feeding jury, Sc 80 !;
I. ID. SERVER, livery, Sc L. E. Conner,
horse, $50 F. H. Slack, three cows $40 !;
M. McElany, horseshoeing, S24 ; Sacra-
mento Lumber Co, lumber, Road District
No. 8, S62 II Baker & Hamilton, merchan-
disc, Road District No. s, S25 30: John
Aston, work, Road District No. 8, $50.
BAD Picnic WEATHER. storm of yes
terday, that was so accurately foretold by
the solar halos of the day before, was a light
and gentle rain, amounting to .0S of an inch,
which makes 260 inches for the month,
1881 inches for the year, and Ii. sc inches for
the season, as against 16 06 inches to 8 CORE.
spending date of last year. There was but
one storm appreciable TO the pluViameter
during the month of May last year, and that
occurred on the 24th, amounting to only .35
of az inch. The ayersgs precipitation tor
the last thirty years, during the entire sea-
son OF each year, was 10 10 inches which
leaves the present season, so far, only 1.29
inches behind the average rainfall for the
past thirty seasons. This is good weather for
the farmers, but bad for the picnickers.
ANOTHER EXPERT WANTED.-Mr. Beekley
ex-Chairman of the Board of Supervisors,
made al application to the Board of Super
visors for the appointment of new expert to
examine the books of the county officers,
stating that the experts appointed BY the late
Grand Jury had made glaring errors, and
that there was now $4,000 ia the county
treasury belonging to the school fund sud mr.
apportioned, snd that the Treasurer did not
know where 70 place the money, and the
same in regard to 81, 500 in the swamp land
fund. Yesterday Supervisor Christy made a
motion in the Board to appoint new expert.
The motion was lost by the following vote ;:
Ayes Bsiley and Christy. Noes-Stein-
man, Mclaughlin, Blair, Gottlieb and Smith.
HoPs.-Advices from the LeMay Bros.
London, dated May oath, in relation to the
hop market, say; The market is very quiet
but prices remain firm. There is still q de-
mand Tor AloSt and Hoperlngue hops for the
continent, and these descriptions have ad-
vanced los. per cwt. during the week
American and continental markets are also
in the same state. The imports of foreign
hops into England last week were 104
bales; for the corresponding period last
year, 800 bales. The total imports of for
eign hops into England from October ],
1882. to April il, 1883, were &C. 261 bales I:
from October 1, 1881, to April 10, 1882,
Al, SCI bales.
As THE most of our shelving is TO be re-
moved from our present store to the one now
under construction, wish to say to the pub.
lie that my dry goods, millinery and fancy
goods will be sold at and below cost until the
day of removal. All in want of goods, it
would be advisable for them to visit US. c.
81. Gilman, Red House.
PARAsoLs. we are offering silk
ma o.lS a. Lis EL-,-