Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Yesterday was the last day of the regular
session of the Board of Supervisors; all the
members present.
Steinmsn gave q written notice that on
May 22i, at P. NJ, be will introduce reso-
luton to rescind the resolution adopted
April 9, 1882, which allowed the County
Auditor a deputy at salary Of S125 per
month.
Smith gave notice that on the second day
of the next regular term he will introduce
amendments to the chsiu.gang ordinance.
A communication was received from Mat
thew Cooke, stating that the Supreme Court
had not declared unconstitutional the law
establishing County Boards of Horticulture.
and requesting that the demands Of the mem
bsrs be allowed. The matter rs referred to
the District Attorney.
Mr.. Taylor appeared on behalf of the
petitioners, and asked TO Withdraw the petit
ton for new road, signed by Caples and
others The request was granted.
The rules were suspended and claims al.
lowed as follows L. Solomon, jury fees,
SD; Gregory. Barnes & Co, merchandise,
S88 So; Baker & Hamilton, merchandise,
S52; ID. Lages, merchandise, 50 "a; G. w.
Nicnols, rebate of taxes, S11 50; Alexander
Hogisnd, insurance, Sl3 80.
Reports were received from the various
county officers for the month of March. The
reports Of the County Treasurer and the
County Hospital have been published in the
RECORD. UNION. The County Clerk reported
fees collected as S463 80; County Recorder.
fess $500; Sheriff, fees. S13l q.
Blair offered resolution that in the future
the Board viii not pay any officers OF the
county extra pay for any services performed
by them that they are required to do under
the law. A motion that it be indefinitely
postponed was carried by the following vote
Ayes Mclaughlin, Bailey, Christy, Smith.
Noes-Steinman, Blair, Gottieib.
The following was received from the Dis
trict Attorney and unanimously adopted:
ReSoloed, That the District Attorney be and he is
hereby ordered TO commence suit in the name of
the county OF Sacramento against the Central Pa
cihc Railroad Company, to recover the State and
county taxes delinquent and due from said railroad
| company for the fiscal year 1928.
The following was also introduced:
Resolred, That the District Attorney be and he
is hereby ordered to commence suit in the of
the County Of Sacramento against any and all per-
sons who have drawn or received any OF the reve-
nue. provided for the year 1882 in payment of in
debtedness and abiliti created prior thereto and
representing the floating Indebtedness OF this
county.
A motion to lay it over until the next meet
ing was lost, and the resolution was adopted
by the following vote: Ayes-Steinmar,
Blair, Gotteib Smith. Noes-Christy,
Bailey, Mclaughlin.
On motion, the road petition of Morton
and others was allowed to be withdrawn.
The special Committee on Licenses was or
dered to report on the third day of the next
term. The Board then adjourned.
MILITARY ORDERs-A New REGnENT.-
General Order No. 16, issued from the Ad-
jutant- Generals office, says that upon the ap-
plication of the citizens now composing an
independent regiment, and composed in part
of the officers, on-commissioned officers and
privates of the late Third Infantry Regiment.
Second Brigade, n. G. c., and with the ap-
prevail of the Board of Location and Organ
ization, it is ordered that the companies of
the regiment known as the Montgomery
Guard, Captain John f. Mesgher the EN-
met Guard, Captain Robert Cleary: the
Shields Guard, Captain II. P. Filgate the
Welt Tone Guard, Captain Michael McCor-
mick; Captain B)lger's company, and the
Hancock Rifss, of Oakland, Captain Henry
Levy, be accepted and mustered in, as part
VI Lil0 4NatApuhi Ou1Eu VI tu6 OtdbSs DfRa-
der General W. H. Dimend, commanding
Second Brigade, n. G. c., will issue the nee
essary orders and detail officers of his COM
msnd to organize and muster in the COM
psnies. The new regiment will be KIN own as
the Third Infantry Regiment, in the Second
Brigade. General Order No. II disbands the
San Bernsrdino cavalry company (unat-
tached), on the ground that the number Of
members has fallen below the minimum pre-
seribed by the law. and upon the report of
the Inspecting Officer. The officers and
members will all receive honorable discharges.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-A fair audience
attended at the Metropolitan Theater last
evening to witness the play Fogg's Ferry" |
by the Minnie Madden troupe. 1t is a |
light comedy, with some impropable minor
situations, but as a whole an amusing piece, |
that presents some excellent character acting |
on the part of Miss Madden as a waif of
the Far West Mr.. FoIsburg as ferryman,
Miss Beebe as his wife, and Mr.. Cullington
as a remarkably uncommunicative conf.
Dental servant. The other parts were sec
ondary to these, and all well taken by people
new to the coast. Miss Madden is a grace
full actress, with an exceedingly expressive
countensnce. Her manner is very natural, |
and she at once won the favor of the audience /
by her modest demeanor and the merry
humor of her delivery. The auditor is led to
think that she would be admirable in such a
role as " Fsnchon." The company is a good
stock combination, and presents a play with
quiet force that is pleasing. Fogg's |
Ferry will be repeated at the matinee this
afternoon, and tonight the troupe will sp-
pear for the last time, giving the comedy |
drama of wild Wave" The company goes
fro, Co - =.
fulfill first engagement there. 1t was well |
received here last night, and may be satisfied +,
with its warm reception its first appear
ance in the State.
IMMIGRATION AGENOY.-It is ascertaiued [
that arrangements have been completed by {
which California immigration agency is to |
be established and maintained in the Eastern |
States. The object is to give intending i'm
migrants definite and correct information in |
regard to California and regardless of any
particular land or other properties. The SER
vices of l. n. Hose have been secured for |
this purpose. 1t is probable that his Office |
and headquarters will be at Chicago, |
but his field of operations will be |
extended east and west, north and south from |
that point. 1t is proposed to establish at |
Chicago permanent exhibition of California |
products, and by lectures and otherwise to
disseminate needed and reliable information
to all who desire, and TO direct them where
and at what rates they can obtain land, and
the products to which it is adapted. etc.
This is step In the right direction, and the
selectiono of Mr.. Hoag for the p)sition indicated
is, from the fact of his long and practical ex-
perience in agriculture, his familiar knowl-
edge of all portions Of the STATE, and its caps-
bilities. together with his advantages ACQUIRED
by long and successful services as Secretary
of the State Agricultural Society. an ex.
tremely appropriate one.
THE 1. o. o. F. PIcN1c.-Committee for
the Odd Fellows annual picnic to be held at
Roseville on their anniversary, have been APP.
pointed, as follows: Grounds and Trans
portation-W. Fl. Sherburn. W. D. Stalker,
R. Davis, T. Warmly, NJ. J. Smith; Print
ing-B. Dennis, w. B. Davies, G. B. Blue
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