Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-20

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TEE CoUaFY'5 BoRDBD DEBT.
EDS. RECORD UNION: The Supervisors of
Sacramento county have been making prepa-
rations for the refuuding of the county H.
debtedaess, or rather a portion of the debt.
One hundred snd twentysix thousand dol
lars Of the Indebtedness can be paid at any
time, viz: Tae Court house and jail bonds,
$50, O00, aad tie hospital bonds, $4,000 1t
will be three years before any more of the
bonded Indebtedness falls due. Ia 1887
S65, coo IS payable. 1t seems to ne-and |
heye looked in.o this question Of county in.
debtedGeEs sAoroughly-that it would be a
wise policy for the Supervisors to levy about
is cents tax On the 800 for five years, which
would bring in about $40 900 each year, and
in that way pay off this Indebtedness, wipe
it out, and thus save the expense necessarily
incurred in Issuing new bonds. 1t would also
save &c the county a large amount Of interest
annually. Sacramento county is in G, pres
porous condition, and l think the press ut tae
proper time to comnen3s reducing the debt
by raging If what Is now Gus. No Few
buildings or other extensive improvements
are nes35d or IN contemplation, and, with the
economical policy which is being pursued BY
be easily accomplished. ECONOMIST.
Sacramento, March 10, 1884,
IyCoRpoRATIONs.-Th following articles OF
incorporation were fled with the Secretary
Of STATE yesterday; The Surprise Canyon
Mining. Mill and Water Company, fer the
purpose of conducting and carrying on 9 gem
eral mining and milling business il the Pana.
mint A;ring District, Inyo county, Cal.
Dirscto7s-C. H. Ssanisls, J. a. Benhom, S.
B. Mercy. j. II. Mah0ney, sni b. =. Hoi-
brook Oapi5si stock, Sl,000,O00 divided
into 100000 shares. Also Of the PIlo5
Building Association, for the purpose OF pur-
chasilg, holding, leasing aud selling Of lands,
teuements, ana 90 erect buildings ia the city
of Santa Cruz. Dir ctors-B ,bert i zey,
VIM. huffmau. J. Howard Bailey, Henry
+. hrOn, 5. brennan, d. ". Grover snd
Marcus Levy. Capital stock, 50, 0O0, divided
int 700 shares. Also Of tho Saciety Of Pro
gressive Spirituaists Of San Francisco, for
the purpose Of iuculeating moral and rei-
gious scusinen.s IN tociety; to investigats the
science Of spjritualism through its phenomepa
and It's philosophy to ordGin spiritual teach.
err, upon whom shall bs conferred all the
rights enjoyed by the clergy to scquire and
dispose Of property and SIS means # pro-
purify Of society, they viii encourage, IL lis
highest and purest significance, faithful
monogamic marriage. Directors-H c. VII
son. Ceceia v d. Drury. S. B. Clark, Sarah
3 Whitehead, Melissa Miller, Hannah Nor.
relle, J. B. Hopkins, G. S. Drake snd j. \.
Parker. No capital sleek.
DID Nor APPRECIATE KINDNESS About
y o'clock lss5 night, as Chief Engineer Sui
Hyau was going down X street, he came
across q fight st Sjxsh street. Two men, who
appeared to De slightly under the influence of
liquor, were being assaulted by half doze1
hooilums. The Chief interfered, blew his
whistle, and he sssailants ran. No police
nan answering, Sullivan found that they
rOome1 q tho Western Hotel, and started 90
pilot them here As they were passing
Taird street oas of them turned upon the
Chief sud struck him s stunning blow on the
side # the head. They then both started to
rua. and we're pursued by Sullivan aud Dep.
uty 81 eriff Arlington and Joseph Goddard.
They were ovsrtsken at the corner Of the alley
near the RECORD UNION office, and both being
large and powerful mea made it very lively
for their puUsu5ys until further hslp arrived.
The were oycrp0y1red and taken to the
station house, where they gave the nsmes
Of Peter Johnson and Albert Enrich En-
right yss cnsrEed with battery and johnson
with dis urb-1g the peace. THey will be az
r-isne5 before Judge Henry this moraieg.
CoScEasISG THE COUNTY CLERKsHTP.-
Yesterday afternoon, in Department One Of
TIE Superior Court, the case Of Coglan Va.
Bsar'. involving the contest for The Office Of
County Clerk, was presented TO the attention
Of Judge Armstrong. 5. 5. Holl and w. c.
Van Flee. appeared f1- Coglan. and w. H.
Beatty saj J. T. Carey FIR Beard. Con-
siderable discussion followed, upon one point
and another, aEG yhs Court finally decided to
take der adviseueGt 3 motion for a special
sessiou for the trial OF tho csse, intimating
that be woal1 ike to consult with Judge
NJ -FaTlAUi bsfare rendering a decision as 10
the clur.e shs. would be pursued.
THE WEATHER - Sergeant Barwick re.
ports the te.upers'ure, wind and weather at
y M yesterday: For Tatoysh Island, AZ. west
aud fair; P-r-,sud, As, south and cloudy
R1ssbuf-, II s1U.hwes-, c.1udy Red Buff.
55', moth sud clear; Sacramento, 53'. north
and clear; San Fssueisco, 50, north and
cie1r; LIS Angeles, 60, south and fair San
Diego, 65', west and fair; Salt Lake. So.
north west and heavy snDw; Cheyenue, As.
south snd clear: Denver. 5I'. northeast and
clear North Platte, Sc, south and fair
Omahs, a. north and cloudy; EAnkt0n, IS.
southwest and fair.
TIE RAISFAL-S. II. Ge7rish's report as
70 the rainfall Is as follows The shower of
rain which fell so heavily for = few moments
Tuesday noon, gave Us bat IS Of an inch,
which makes q total for the month Of 5.6G7
inches. aud 10 OBS inches for the season. In
1883. for that season 60 this time wa had q
q III - ~. -. - . 4 -.
1881, % $50 inches: 1880 g $50 inches 1879,
u S57 iEc7es; 1873 20.055 inches 1871
1880 inches 1876, 1850 inches,
Police CouRT.-Ia the Police Court yes
tord,-, + M Kelly entered plea Of guilty
to g charge Of disturbing the peace. and will
receive sentence this morning. go. Robert
Ds!nuing was partially tried fo7 n disturb
aace, aud The case then went over until to-
day -. Mary Wolfe's case Of disturbing the
peace vas continued until the oil. L.
CracRbor, ho a few days previously pleaded
guilty ot drawing deadly weapon upon +.
Hebron, was iued SO.
A NV EvEsIEG PAPER-N. E. White
announces in another column that he intends
starting rev evening psper in this city Ct
early day, snd will conduct Is in a manner
70 advance, in every legitimate ard honorable
way, the interests aud prosperity Of Sscra-
Insnt0 and the sojoinirg country.
BOARD or SUrRRvIsoBs.-The Board met
yesterday. al the members present except
Steiumsn Minutes read and approved The
report If tae Trustees of San Juan School
District, Of an election leyying 6 tsx Of S2O0
for 5cn9ei purposes wso received and referred
to the County Assessor.