Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-04
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
business Advertisements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Board Of City Trustees.

The City Trustees met in regular session
yesterday morning, all the members pres
ent.
City Treasurer James n Porter reported
for the month Of October 500, 443 SO re.
ceiyed, $44 ,0Sl 40 paid out and on hand
November LIST, $2S3,62 So.
Philip Rumble, Poundmaster, reported
for October six cattle and thirty nine dogs
impounded. All of the cattle were re-
deemed. Twenty-Five dogs were redeemed,
the scalps of the remaining fourteen added
to the officers collection
A. Brewer, Harbormaster, reported $40,
collections for October.
Mark Foster, Chief Engineer of the Water
Works, reported for the week ending No
vember ID 10, $4,000 gallons pumped.
A communication was received from the
City Board of Health, notifying them that
there was vacancy in the latter Board. oc-
casioned by the death of DR.. +. w. Hatch
Trustee Nielsen placed in nomination Dr.
J. II. Parkinson. Mr.. Gutenberger named
DR.. H. l.. Nichols The latter received two
votes and was declared elected
A petition asking for the opening of
Twenty-seventh street from |. to NJ was
read and referred ~ the Street Commits
sioner.
The diagram Of property and corrected
estimate for the sewer in the alley O and
L, Ninth and Tenth streets, was confirmed
and approved.
The Police Department were authorized
to employ three extra policemen for duty
on election day.
The City Auditor, Z. II. Mckee, received
the following communication, which was
read to the Board:
SACRAMENTO Noyenfnr1 1884
i. H. Mckee, city AufHOr, SdcrGmCnt0-DEAR
SIR: You are hereby requested to proceed with
out delay to compute, extend and carry out in
separate column upon the assessment roll of the
city OF sacramento, for the year 1854, tax of
100 cents on each 500 valuation of taxable prop
erty in the city limits, levied by the Board of
City Trustees on the 10Th day of October 1884 in
pursuance of the mandate of the Supreme Court
in the case of Meyer vs. Brown ct al. Yours.
very respectfully,
RosENBAUM IL SCHEELINE AND S. C. benson,
Attorneys for Daniel Meyer
The Board referred the matter to the CITY
Attorney.
After allowing number of bills and or
dering the same paid the Board adjourned
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-At the Metro
politan next Thursday and Friday, ana at
a matinee Saturday, Nine. Marie Godini,
well known to the music-loving people of
Sacramento as Miss Mary L. Wadsworth,
subsequently Mrs Senator Goodwin, will
give operate performances, assisted by Sig
nor BaldinZa, the excellent tenor formerly
of the Abbott Company Signor Vii
lani, superior baritone, and others.
Miss Emo Wadsw0rth is the ac-
companist- The tavor.te opera of Don
PasqualeH will be presen ted. and
incidental thereto, Madame Godini will
sing in English, Home, Sweet Home"
Within u Mile of Edinboro' Town" etc.
The company has recently given entertain
ments III Portland, Or, and the press of
that city spoke enthusiastically in praise of
the artists efforts TO Sacramentans it is
scarcely necessary to speak of Madame
Godini's artistic ability as il was imme-
diately recognized here al the outset of her
career. She has sustained the good opinion
formed and expressed concerning her, and
established an enyiable reputation in the
musical world. Her voice is Il light So
prano, OF reedy quality, pure and bird-iike
IN its upper register, and round and full in
the lower. She Sings with taste and express
sion, and acts with spirit
Court IrENs--In Department One of the
Superior Court yesterday the ease of Sing
Haw, who was a few weeks ago brought
back to Sacramento from Portland, Or, by
officer Sullivan, on a warrant charging her
with grand larceny, was continued until
next Thursday, the defendant not being
present. If she is not on hand on that day
her bonds will he declared forfcited.. The
cases of Harvey Martin felony, in writing
a threatening letter to IN Indian doctress
James Bambry, burglary; c. r.
Clark, murder, and Horace Stevens.
felony, We're also continued until next
Thursday. Jack Johnson, previously
convicted of burglary, committed in Fol
som, was sentenced to five years in the
State Prison and Fred Mcrttens, for forg-
cry, was sentenced 10 four years in the
same institution.
HOWARD BENEVOLENT Assoc1ATGoH.-Th
transactions of the Howards during the
month of October as seen in the officers
reports, were l66 persons relieved 10y $50
dispensationS. There are now receiving
help from the Association ; iniirm men, -
women (of whom . arc widows and g.
children-in all 80 The report of the
Treasurer shows his receipts TO have been
$l3f So while his disbursements were
$3.50 Is, leaving balance in the treasury
November Isl of 1870 20. which Will he
reduced by the bills audited at the meeting
$27S 81 TO sol 66. with which to commence
preparations for winter.
Hen SCHOOL BuIIDING.-The deed for
the Perry Seminary property has been
made, and the title is now vested in the
city. The necessary changes to fit it for
High School purposes win be entered upon
after the approaching holidays and the
building viii be occupied, it is expected,
by the High School US early as March next.
The building now used for the High School
viii then be occupied by four classes of
the primary grade, taken from the building
1T Tenth and p streets.
HANDSOME FLowFGs Frank Kunz flor
ist of the Union Nursery on Fourth street,
between I and V, presented this Office yes
terday with Il box of exceedingly hand
some flowers. They were taStilully ar
ranged in boutonnierre and bouquets made
from rare and beautiful flowers, backed
with geranIumS and smilaX.
THE FIRST SrApE-Albert Gallatin. who
is the posseSsor of the spade that was used
to turn the first sod in construction of the
Central Pacific Railroad, and which took
place at this city, has granted permission TO
Charles b. Turrill 10 exhibit the same at
the New Orleans Exposition.
THE public will please take notice that a
cheap. spurious and vile imitation of Hen
ley's Celery, Beet ana iron has been put on
the market, and sold in many instances as
the genuine article. Celery, Beef and Iron
is sold only in bottles bearing our stamp
and labels, and consumers are cautioned to
be careful to purchase from reliable parties
and see that they are not imposed on. To
fill or sell any but the genuine article out of
our empty bottles is misdemeanor. and
those detected doing it will be prosecuted 70
the extent of the law. Trade supplied at
537 Clay street.
AssIGNEEs SALE of gents and boys cloth
ing and furnishing goods. Sale without
reserve averaging 30 per cent. below cost
Southeast corner SiXthsand ] streets The