Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-26
Board of Smnervisors.


bers present Minutes read. On motion
of Nh Blair, amended so as to show that
the proposition of Hart & White to con-
tinuc the Gold Run and Diggory Hobbs
cases mentioned the fee required as S, 900
A complaint and summons from the
Justices Court of ]. C. Tubbs, in the case
OF Or. Tyrrell vs.. The County of Sacra-
mcnto, for $25 for professional services,
were read and referred to the District At
torney.
Bios for constructing bridges over Crevicc
creeE and at the mouth of the American
were read, as follows: D. Finley & Co.,
CrcYice bridge, $3.50 per foot; earle &
Croly Crevice, 1892 American, S737 Mad
den & Brennan, Crevice, 81, l25; American,
1910 California Bridge Company, Crevice,
81 100; American, $500 Dean & Bohn,
Crcvice. 1919 50; American, $3.50 30 Nc
Kennon, American, SIP; J. f. Hughes,
Crevice 81 600; Pacific Bridge Company,
Crevice Sl,l50; American, 81 $50. The
bids were referred to the Contract Com
mitteo, which will report on Tuesday, Au-
gust 5ih.
A demand of John Patton, Overseer of
Road District No. 9, in the sum of $173,
was allowed.
Mr.. Steinman moved that the matter of
the appointment of attorneys in the debris
suits be made the special order for Tuesday,
AUGUST 5th, at 2 p. NJ. Carried.
The demand of Constable s. T. Harvey,
in the sum of S21 %, and a judgment rem
dere1 against the county by Justice J c.
Iubbs in the matter, were brought up, but
the Board refused to allow the claim.
Mr. Mclaughlin moved to reconsider the
vote of the previous day, by which the de:
&c u T.t- l. tod
Carried. The demand was then allowed.
\ demand Of 5. p. Boyd, Overseer Of
Road District No. >, in the sum Of $402 90
was allowed.
Mr.. Smith moved to reduce the bill Of P.
Nash, for painting the front Of the Court
house. SO. Lost.
Adjourned until August 4th, at 10A. NJ.
\ SrrrR1sr.-The class of 81 Of the
Capita Grammar School yesterday, after
the school year had closed and its teachers
had ceased TO be teachers III the depart
mcut and the graduates had ceased to be
pupils I'm the schools marched in body
10 the respective residences Of Mr. Johnson
and Mrs Merrill, and surprising both COM
p.eta.y, handed to each two beautiful vol
umc- al standard poets aiicctOnately IN
scrba3, as personal tokens of the personal
regard of the graduates for the man and
the woman, aside from their late relation
10 tham as principal and teacher. The
masters and misses say their surprise was
" JUS The coppletcst thing out, and the
recipients say that the quiet, unpretentiOus
and sincere manifestations OF affection on
the gavt OF the graduates touched them
''to t'le heart.
= SAD MIssIov.-We Wednesday Judge S.
C. benson, of this city, received "a telegram
thar lis aged father was living at the point
OF death al his home in Ursa ILL., The
judge took the evening train and started
faSt At Reno he received the sad inteli-
geuCc iaat his father was dead lie telt-
graphod his relatives that lac was en- route.
and the funeral has been postponed until
MoHaav, when he viii reach there.
Potter CoURr.-In the Police Court YES
terday q. ". Kicker vas tired for misde-
mcanar and the case taken under advise
me1lt.....The ease of Frank Sanders, foi
disturbing the peace. was continued until
this morning
FINE TEAM SoLp.-N esjerday Colonc
James AIeNasser sold his Young team o.
g.reyS % John T. Caldwell for $1,000. They
are 'yeii matched. five years old. and are
SAID ,o be speedy.
RAPIDLY getting the best of the immens,
stock of dry goods To-day we shall ado
bleacued and brown musins, sheetings
calicoes and ginghams from the bankrup
stock of O'Neil q Stuart. People in meet
Of these goods viii DO well to call at Rec
House.
Two hundred ladies wraps from tn
bankrupt stock of O'Neil Il Stuart, at hal
the original cost. Red House.