Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-15

The Board declined proposition to sub
nit an agreed ease to the Supreme Court To
determine the validity of the special leyee
tax of SIS, 800
After allowing the following bills the
Board adjourned James Leonard, Sl4;
DaIg Bee $l3 70; Thomas Cotter $50; 4.
+. Corosma, SIS; c. Jackson, 500; f.
Houghton, $2l p; John Nelson, $50; n
Clark d Sons, $50 Is: : J. & J. NJ. Jack
! son, 81 -: T. J. Ballou. S1S6 70 p. Me
Hale. 81 %; l.. f. BaSsett S66 Is; f.
Houghton, S34; Friend IL Terry. so - !;
James Leonard. s. 50: John Kennedy s.;
W K Brown, Sl4; |. W. Geer, so; La
than 4 Olsen, SO IL; Day Il JOY. $50;
Younglove Il Co.. 500 b. c. Bricr, s. 80 !;
Sacramento LeadT s..
GOVERNOR STANFORD AND FAMTLY.-Thc
4ta yesterday had the following relative to
Governor Stanford and family: " The Gov
errors health was never better than at
present Mrs Stanford bears up under her
recent severe bereavement as heroically as
a devoted mother can, but after so severe 4
trial her health needed few weeks of rest
ami recuperation before undertaking a pas
sage across the stormy Atlantic at this sea
son of the year They therefore did not
arrive yesterday at New York by the Brit
annie. rs expected Ariel Lathrop. the
brother of Mrs. Stanford and agent and
attorney-in-fact for Governor Stanford yes
terday received q cablegram from Paris
saving they hoped TO be able to sail from
Liverpool by the White Star steamship
Germanic, leaving on Thursday, April oath
81 Il. Ia u.
soon as she heard Of young Stanford :
death, is now with them in Paris and viii
accompany them home. ! superb cross
eight feet high, faced with white camellias
and lilies of the valley, was yesterday dis
PLAYED before the altar of Grace Church, by
order Of Mrs Stanford, bearing these
words In loving memory of Leland De
WITT Stanford " Lucy Hooper, in her
Paris letter to the Philadelphia Telegraph.
SAYS &c ! hardly know of any incident
more melancholy than the return to Paris
of Ex-Governor Leland Stanford and Mrs.
Stanford, bringing with them the body of
their idoliZcd son and only child The
boy, youth Of singularly fine character
and atfectionatc disposition was literally
the child of their old age, having been born
to them after eighteen years of marriage
He was between - and l6, and was per
fectly devoted to his mother, to whom he
was rs the very light of her eyes. Rome
in particular has been very unhealthy this
season, and Florence, where poor young
Stanford died, is at present crowded with
fever patients both from Rome and from
Naples ! hear that Governor Stanford has
announced his intention of erecting Il noble
monument to his son in the shape of Il col
lcge for young men, to be endowed by him
and established in California
THE Sergeant Barwick re
ports: The rainfall for this Storm up to
and including the 3 O'Clock observation last
night, was 80 of an inch, making exactly
- inches Of rain precipitated for this sea-
son to date as against Is inches for this
time last year. At the noon report yester-
I day the barometer was low, but rising, in
I Washington Territory and Oregon, with
/ SOuthcrly and Castcrly winGs, cloudy and
/ threatening weather. At that hour in Cal
! iiornia the barometer was falling with
[ Southerlv and southcastcrly winds from
/ Red Bluff to san Francisco, and light rain
! was falling, while the weather was cloudy
at Los Angeles and San Diego, with rising
/ barometer and westerly winds. At <
O'Clock last night the barometer was falling
/ in California and rising north Of this State,
! with the wind northwest i'm Oregon and
/ Washington Territory, which is supposed
/ TO be good evidence of q change for the
( better, The wind is south and southeast in
/ this State and the rainfall for this storm is ;
/ For Red Bluff. % of an inch Sacramento.
/ 30 of an inch San Francisco, ia inches.
CHANGE OF TIgE.-To accommodate the
/ fast mail service the Central Pacific Railroad
/ Company viii this morning commence run
nipo fbeircvnrf,s troiu. an, ,,ui,.L,rr time bc-
/ -. g.. r.. 60. NJ.
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1850, ~, ~ ~, NJ ~,
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', w. ~ o ins,,"d Of 9,i i,'
and STAY only twenty minutes The train
/ for Narysyillc and Reddimg will leave a
/ 30 instead of $40 p. NJ. The Wcst-bound
anierant train that now arrives at 1928 a,
NIGHT will come nj 300 and leave at 1870
NJ The second-clas, train from the Bay
VIII leave Oakland Pier al 1 r. ". instead
OF 40 ana O. arfXe n oacran ne, al : m
isy,;,, Ispdinr icaveS NJ 7,03 in The
evening. instead OF 40 as at present. The
accommodation train connecting Al lathroi
with the Southern PaGilc trans VIII leave
Sacramento nj 800 instead OF 4:4o aS al
present
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t;f.5 Nh, ,ro ,,,,scoI ,,r.,oniz,tions bov.
;,., ~, net ,I,,. or,-,,,i,er. IF ,bc HRS
/ Artillery Band. and iJs first leader, dice
Monday night Of consumption, after I'm
gcrlns illness. The funeral viii take place
At P. NJ to-day, under the auspices o
Court capitol, No. 6.142, a. O. F. 81 whIci
he was . member, and will be attended 10y
al the band musicians OF the city
"a. 81 = y ,' ~ j. N'---,H ol''i''"9 ~,
wa "S s''e'l - t'''pf :" ii"'iS'o" a ''''
NV '''''' q ''''' ,''''' ''-ii'oiIo" evening
ana IL Is expected that there VIII ne a Iarg'
attendance ana y me unie generally Inc