Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

The New HOSE BUILDING Yesterday
morning the Board of City Trustees met
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department Sui
livan and delegation of the Citizens Com
mittee and consulted in reference to the
erection of hose house on the northeast cor
ner Of Nineteenth and l. streets. Mr. Sulli-
van presented y plan drawn by architect a.
A. Cook. The plans were approved, prOvid-
ing the building did not cost to exceed s., 600.
The Trustees are unwilling to incur any mere
expense than that at this time Mr.. Cook
was directed to prepare specifications and
exhibit the same ia his office to build.
ers aud contractors. The proposed building
will front On L street, be 2S feet wide and 30
feet deep. Atowsr on the corner will be s.
feet in hight surmounted By fsg.pole 30
feet high To the right # the door there
will be a sleeping room. The stalls will be
about the center Of the house, with space be-
tween for the hose carriage. The doors Of
the stalls viii be opened by the same eleetri-
cal force that rings the gong, and az the
horses are not 20 be tied they will BE- in place
quickly. Back of the stalls will be "a ssorag e
spsce and also sitting-Ioom. The ceiling
will be fourteen feet from the floor. The
tower will be provided with twenty-six pal.
ACl W ltDul Ll4t 4ElGbil VI uV't 10 ht uAlSll.
Proposals for the construction of the pro.
posed building, according to the plans and
specifications, Will be recsived ct the Cfics Of
a. A. Cook, architect, until Saturday, Feb
ruaiy oh, st P N.
THEY PAID FOR THE GATEs.-A gentleman
in from Elk Grove, yesterday, says in that
village are three Of the pretiiest girls in Sac
ramento county. They have three lovers,
nice young men, who take them to church, 70
all the parties, and generally tarry at the
front gate until the wee small h5urs. Three
fathers examined three dilaPidated gates, and
after holding three several consultations
wrote to q we.l-known Sacramento contractor
vino Immediately took 60 Elk Grove three
elegant front gates, with all the modern in
prOyements. These he placed in position at
the front entrance Of the houses Of the dam
sells referred Go. Before leaving the town +
Elk Grove, the contractor hunted up the
young men snd presented each with bill Of
So 30. On each bill was written the word
correct " over the bold signature Of the
father Of the young mans iuamorata. Il is
needless TO ssy. the bills we're promptly pai3,
although one 6 the youEg men remarked, az
long as this w=s leap year the girls shoRld
have footed the bills.
terday Mrs. Esardon, arrested for having
been drunk forfeited her deposit } anes
Mozart, James Hayes, John Filand, John
White, John Connolly and William Burns
were tried and found guilty Of disturbing the
peace, and fined $50 each. As they did not
have much coin, they will probably be com
PEELED to serve q term in the chain-gs ng ....
John Murphy pleaded guilty of having been
drunk, and was iued So. All Sing Was con-
victed Of lniedemeanor in obstruc.iug the
sidewalk on l street, by maintaining q fish
market there and wss fined -. He was not
by any means the only one lsble TO arrest at
the same time, but he was arrested as an ex-
ample, and five minutes later the remaiuer OF
the Celestials had their goods arranged 90
that travel was unobstructed. 100. George Bald
win was found guilty Of battery, and fled
SO. judgment in the case Of Harry Smith
for sleeping ia q railroad car, was deferred
until to-day.
SENTENCED.-William Love, who on Mon
day pleaded guilty il the Superior Court on
"a charge OF grand larceny in stealing horse
and buggy belonging to Lee Stanley, yester-
day was sentenced to be imprisoned at Folsom
Prison six years. He is said TO have proved
too smooth for the officers at Santa Cruz
when arrested there recently for stealing q
horse and buggy from Oakland, and managed
to get away by making some tr.iiug excuse,
and then Logging it when out Of sight.
Intercepted letters showed the authorities
there that he had gore to Chico, aud thgs il
happened tina. detective Fuller, Of Oakland,
was looking for MIN there while be was under
ares. ia Sacramento. He was taken to
Folsom 10y q Shsrid's deputy yesterday.
BoAED OF SUPERVISORS. The Board OF
Supervisors mes yesterday pursuant to adj
Iournmsut, al the members present. Min
utes read and approved. The County Au-
ditor presented q communication and report,
under Section 80 If the County Government
Act, giyisE he amounts which the Board
may allow during the month under said Act.
John j. Hu'se, OverSeer Of Road District
No. y, having removed from the county, it
was ordered that the ottce of Overseer Of
said district be declared vacant Mr.. Smith
nominated Edward Dove to hll the vacancy,
and the nomination was approved By uaani.
mons vote. Adj urned
AUCTION SALE.-Bel L Co. will sell at
auction =: 10 A. N, to-day, at No. 7o6 X
street, up stsirs, on accoun. Of departure Of
the owner. one black walnut bedroom set,
three cottage sets with spring and top mat
tresses, one pArlJc set, one Turkish easy
chair, patent rocker. marble-top center table,
Whatnot, lace curtains and coruico5, Brussels
and Other carpets, stove with copper boiler,
etc, chrlmos and pictures crockery, glass
ware etc. Also, two good mich cows, one
quarter Jersey, which viii he scli in front
of the premises st the commencement Of the
sale.
DIsTyBBISG THE PEAcE.-A party Of young
men amu.ed themselves late Monday night
by kickiag 81 peoples door, making trouble
in saloons, aud creating a grand disturbance
generally. Captain Woods and officer.
Jackson, Kent aud Cstfsrty got after then
and succeeded in arrestlng six, who yester
day in the Police Colrt were found guilty
and fined $50 each, or thirty days in H.,
county jail.
NEcETIE AND APRON PAETY.-A neoktil
and spron party W i'll be given by the ?. d
c. T. 5. c. ?. Club THE name of the organ
izstiou is a c1uuudruml at American Rive
Grange Hall, on the line Of the Sacrament,
Valley Railroad, this evening. Jones, Beeb
& Grant will furnish the music.
The TIvou.-The attendance at the Tiyol
last night, notwithstanding the incemencl
of the weather was quite good. Messrs
Barrett and Roraback are presenting gooc
entertainments and the Tvoh is destined .
become quite popular. Same programme t.
night.
ILL OF PSEUMOSIA.-It is reported ths
Captain W. f. McEwan, young gentleman
well known in Sacramento, where he has
great many friends, is seriously i'll Of pneu
monia at Bocklin. He has been in i'll healt!
for several months.
WARREN STARR has opened candy stor
and factory at No 5lS X street, between
Fifth and Sixth. Mr.. Starr was for q nun
Der Of years engaged in the same business OIL
J street, tu. on account If failing health wa
compelled TO seek 4 change Of climate. II