Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-08
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors were ia regular
session yesterday. Absent, Mclaughlin.
a petition wss received from F. Mcmillan
and Others, asking that new road district
be formed cut of portion of District Nc.
g. The petition was placed on file, and the
matter made a special order for Tuesday,
March 20ih, The following, introduced by
Steinman, was adopted unanimously:
WHEREAS, As the present condition of the county
finances require this Board to curta the expenses
to the lowest possible therefore, be it
Resolred, That the Assessor be allowed but twelve
deputies, the salary of said deputies to be fol-
lows; City deputies, 500 per month; county depu-
ties, SI25 per month. Be it further
Rcsolred, That these deputies be required. to
finish their labors inside of four months.
St=inman offered resolution that the
Board discontinue the use of box at the
PostoAise, and it was adopted, Christy vot.
ing nc.
The special order of petitions of Domingo
Caydoza, John Mccarthy, Mrs. Margaret
Buckley and Charles Berlin, to have inde-
pendent reclamation districts formed on
Grand Island, was taken up az P. NJ, and
by unanimous vote the petitions were
granted.
A resolution that the Board enter into an
election for an assistant physician to attend
the County Dispensary for the ensuing two
years was adopted, and DR.. Baldwin was
elected unanimously. It was ordered that
the hours st the dispenssry be from II NJ. TO
| 2 P. N. A resolution was also adopted noti-
| flying the physician not TO present demands
for more thaa $50 per month for medicines,
as they would not be allowed by the Board.
A recess was then taken until 10 a. NJ. TO-
| day.
To.NIGHT's CONCERT. The Ladies' Choral
Society Of Sacramento is the name of new
musical organization, which has for its objects
the Advancement of its members in chorus
and general singing. The society was organ
izsd only about two months ago, and will
give its initial concert this evening. It's off !.
GERS for the present term are: President,
Mrs. Ed. Cadwalader; Vica President, Mrs.
Addie Carter Secretary, Mrs. r. o. Cra-
vens; Treasurer, Miss Mary Manning :;
Musical Directress. Miss Minnie Fleissner.
AS its name indicates, the society is composed
entirely OF ladies, which is something new in
the musical history of Sacramento. The
concert of the society this evening will be in
evening dress, and the programme will in
clude solos, Duets trios, sextets and choruses,
and will Re given st the Congregational
Church.
SPORTING NEws.-The Capital Turf Club
met last evening at the Capital Hotel and
elected officers as follows: Chris. Green.
President J. w. Wilson, Vice. President !;
w. P. Emery, Secretary Henry Miller,
Treasurer The first three named were old
officers. The club decided to hold spring
meeting some time in May, the date to be de-
termined at the next meeting, which Will be
held at the same place on the 18th instant.
Police CouKT.-Business was transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows /:
All Wing, misdemeanor. found guilty, fined
SIS. Pat. Roach, drunk, discharged. Richard
Wilson and John Edwards. healthy beggars,
found guilty, sentenced to ten days II County
Jail. Jerry Haley, disturbing the peace,
found guilty, sentenced to sixty days In
County Jail. w. W. Wade, battery, on
trial.
JOB LoT of ladies' three.button Lisle thread
gloves for 10 cents per pair; hemstitched
handkerchiefs for 10 cents new style of
antique laces, in all widths; job in silk dress
buttons for cent a dozen mohair dress
goods, 5 cents per yard plain hannels, 81
cents per yard plaid f1anLels for 10 cents, az
| the great combination sale at Red House,
New VEGETABLEs.-We are in receipt
daily, direct from the growers, large invoices
of green peas, new potatoes. asparagus, to-
mstoes, green peppers, with all other vsrie-
ties of vegetables in season lin fact, one Of
the best assortments that can be had in tbs
State. city and county. Orders will receive
prompt attention. d. DeBernardi Il Co.
ALL.wooL red knit undershirts lmen's).
reduced to 81; mems gray merino socks,
three pair for % cents; Atwood. plaid over
shirts, reduced TO IS cents mems Panama
hats. reduced to 30 cents; fine braided straw
for 80 cents, wide brim; India Panams for 5
cents-now Being sold at the great combins-
ton sale az Rsd House.
You Cav find asparagus, green peas, toma-
t0es sad new potatoes fresh every day at the
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