Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-22
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board met yesterday pursuant to sd.
iournment, all the members present. Minutes
read and approved.
| The rules were, on motion, suspended and
the following bills allowed o. Stephenson.
$40; L. J. Robinson, sl4 80; S. E. Harvey,
S37 80 j. Ssndersop, 81 60.
Bids for furnishing wood we're received from
John Shelton, W. E. Osborn, j. Nc
Comber and W. q. Hawk. Rsferred to the
Committee On Contracts, and it appearing
that McConber's bid was the lowest, he was
awarded the contract at So IS per cord.
The report of the viewers on the petition
of o. Harvey and others was read, and the
matter set for hearing Wednesday, April 9th.
A communication from she Overseer of
Road District No. s, in reference to certain
obstruction of the road, was received, and on
motion of Mr.. Bailey, the Clerk was in
structed to notify the 0yerseer to remove said
obstruction.
The Road Committee reported that they
had inspected the section of the Placerville
road referred to them, and Mr.. Bailey moved
that the Surveyor be sent to the location,
viz: between the lands of Messrs. Quale and
Carroll, to locate a ditch alongside the high
way for the purpose of carrying off the water,
ana JlaL The IlOAQ ONoEoccE Do OfucECu W ulS
said ditch. Carried unanimously.
Mr., Bailey moved that upon r. M. Meller
giving bond in the sum of S400, that he be
awarded a contract for building concrete
sidewalk on 1 street, in front of the county
property, for $500. Carried ayes and 2
| noes
Mr.. Meller presented his bond, and the
same was approved.
The Road Overseer of District No. Is ap-
LsE 49, II ~
regard to ditch alongside the road. On
motion of Mr.. Steinman, the matter was
ferred TO Mr.. Smith with power to act.
Mr.. Steinman asked permission to be alb
sent from the State for 80 days. On motion
of Mr.. GOttleib, it was granted.
Adjourned for the term.
ANOTHER CHARGE OF CHILD-sTEALING.-
The only arrest made yesterday was that of
Mrs Larcener, taken in charge by officers
Ash and Fredericks, for child-stesling. She
was arrested some time ago for being COM
mon drunkard, and sentenced to 80 days in
the County Jail. Her little child was taken
to the Orphan Asylum. but her husband,
while drunk, went and got it, took it to his
house, and there it was found by Judge
Henry and police officers, lying by the side
of its drunken father, evidently suffering
from exposure and neglect LarceDer wss
sentenced in the Police Court TO 100 days
imprisonment for cruelty TO q child, and the
little one was taken care of by Mrs Henry.
Mrs. Larcener. on Thursday, having served
out Der term of sentence, went to the Protest.
ant Orphan Asylum and, it is charged, stole
away her boy-aged about II years-who
had been an inmate of the institution for
some time. to buy new hat for him, as she
alleges. 1t took long time to get the hat,
evidently, as she had him with her yesterday
when she went to Judge Henry's to see the
baby" She was very drunk, and became SO
troublesome that officers were sent for and
arrested her, and charge of child-stealing,
in taking the boy, was entered against her.
FRAUEN VEREIN CoNcERT.-The concert
given at the Lutheran Church Thursday
evening by the German Frsuen Verein was
largely attended. The following programme
was well rendered Piano solo, '' Pasquin-
ade," Mrs. P. Hotorp duet for soprano and
alto, "When Night Comes Over the Plain"
Misses Lizzie Fisher and Genevieve Henry
bass solo, THE Image of the Rose" Karl
Holman duet for flute and piano, Home,
Sweet Home, with varistions), S. b. Jer-
nings and X. Heinrich duet for sopranO and
alto, "Life's Dream is Over" Misses Maud
Caudle Lends Friend s." Mrs. G. Dunn
soprano solo, Sadie Ray" Miss Lizzie
Fisher chorus, Turner Harmonic; piano
solo, Return of Spring." Miss frankie
Stevens soprano solo, "Premsvera, Mrs.
o. Wilhelm duet, soprano and bass, The
Hunters" Miss Bertha Reeber and Karl
Holman recitation, Miss Clara Bsrtrsm
chorus Turner Harmonic. The aecompsn-
lists for the evening were Mrs. W. a. Henry
~ L Haprinh conductor X Han.
rich.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The fine per-
Torrance given by Leavitt's European Spe
cialty Company at the Metropolitan last
evening sent the audience away in such ex-
cellent humor that every member of it will
act as an advertisement for the entertain
ments to be given this afternoon and evening
and tomorrow evening Every set was re-
ceived with manifestations of pleasure, es
pecislly those of Wsinratta, in his wonderful
performance on the wire DAILY, who can de-
velop more possibilities of the concertina
than the public ever dreamed of: the Selbi-
mis-, in their skilful bicycle riding, including
the highly amusing efforts of the baby
member of the family; Fred. Matthews, the
comique, and Iottie Elliott, the tireless and
shapely skipping-rope daDssuse.
PROPOSED MILITARY DEMoNsTRATIoS.-,
The officers of the First Artillery Regiment
contemplate having a grand regimental field
drill review, dress parade. target practice,
etc., at some point near Davisville, about the
1st of May. Company f, of Woodland, will
take part in the ceremonies and drill. 1t will
be made the occasion for grand picnic, and
the citizens Of Woodland Davisville and the
surrounding country will be enabled to wit
ness the evolutions which they would have
seen at the encsmpnent. Guard will be
mounted on the grounds and sentinels posted.
The public will be notified of all particulars
as soon as the affair is decided upon.
New RAILROAD " esterday in the Sec
rotary of States office articles of incorpora-
ton were fled of the San Francisco and New
Almaden Railroad Company, for the purpose
of constructing and maintaining a railroad
for the transpor !ation of passengers and
freight, and to maintain and operate tele.
graph lines along their route, which is to be
from Loveladys, in Santa Clara county, to
the town of New Almaden. The length of
the railway, twenty-five miles, Directors, n.
D. Oyly, H. f. Bullock, d. NJ. Carman, l,
w. Dodge aud S. B. Morey. Capital stock,
$500, 900, divided into 80, 900 shares.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes.
terdsy the cases of Martin Keegan, accused
of petty larceny 10 stealing sheep; Joseph
Smith, child-stealing, and Lizzie jerks, COM
mon d,unkard. were continued until this
morning.. H. Coleman, drunk, forfeited
his deposit. l.. Ksvanaugh pleaded guilty
of having been drunk and was fined SO. The
case of Won Lee, for petty larceny in appro-
priAting to himself coat and SIS belonging
to another Mongoi, went over until the % h.
SACRAMENTO County CRoPs.-The farmers
throughout Sacramento county say that the
outlook for n bountiful harvest was never bet
& ~ ,-o,~ h,