Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-18
BcsIness MISUNDERSTANDING.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLTGENCE.
TIE BOND TAX LEyY-The Trustees met
in informal session yesterday morning for
the purpose of discussing the question of
the special tax levy. Judge S. c. benson,
attorney for the bondholders, was present,
but the city attorney and the city's other
counsel were absent. Owing to the latter
fact, the Trustees did not 90 into session.
but decided to allow the matter to pass
over until Monday next. Quite discus
sion, IN the shape of Il private conversation
took place between the Trustees and Judge
benson. Mayor Brown was quite free to
express his views on the subject claiming
they were the same to-day as they had
always been IN times past notwithstanding
the abuse that had been heaped upon his
head by certain daily paper He felt as
Sured from the first that the law was on the
side Of the bondholderS and they would
finally win. When he wanted to settle.
years ago, the paper referred to- and
certain individuals, howled against it.
and the opportunity was lost He
thought now that the city should make
an offer OF 70 cents on the dollar, and try,
II possible to make 4 settlement on that
basis. In case that could be effected, tax
OF 81 so could be levied annually, which
would defray all municipal expenses and
pay OIL the entire debt within twenty years
HAD FINE TIME-The members of
the Ancient Order of Foresters of this city
who paid visit to Court Star, No. 1854. of
Woodland, Thursday evening. returned
yesterday morning, much pleased with
their visit. The visiting delegation was
met at the depot in Woodland by the
Woodland Court, and was escorted in pro-
cession, headed by The Woodland brass
band, 10 Odd Fellows Hall, where a recep-
ton III the mystic ceremony of the Order
was conducted. When the ceremonies of
the Court were completed all present adj
journed to the Craft House, where an ele-
CANT banquet was served by mine host
Spencer. The festivities were kept up until
late hour and all united in many express
sions OF delight at the pleasure of the occa-
sion.
BANK COMMISSIONERS REPORT. = The
Board Of Bank Commissioners, consisting
of ]. E. Barnum, j. NJ Litchfield and W.
Y. White, has made its annual report to
Governor Stoneman Within the past
year nine new banks were organized, eight
to do commercial and one to do savings
ern California and the Bank of San Diego,
voluntarily retired from business, paying
all their depositorS in full. Six banks are
in liquidation. The Commissioners ex-
aminel ninety banks during the year
HANDSOME RESIDENCE. - One of the
handsoInest residences that has been erected
in Sacramento during the past year is that
of Mrs W. T. Crouch, corner of Third and
y streets. Ii is 4 two-stOry cottage, with
basement, in size 50x30, and contains nine
rooms, with a one-story kitchen. The
architect vas William p. Dillman. and the
contractors, Madden & Brannan. The house
has ali the modern improvements, and pre-
sents beautiful outward architectural APP
pearance.
Police CoUET.-In the Police Court yes
terday William o 'Brien and Thomas Kelly,
who had a small unpleasantness Thursday.
were fined s. each for disturbing the city's
peace. ..... Mrs. Morton was committed for
disturbing the peace of Fourth street, be-
tween J and X, and will receive sentence
this morning ..... Thomas Duffy, accused of
petit larceny of carpenters tools will be
tried to-day. y. Canton, previously CON
victed Of petit larceny, was fined 800 or
ninety days in the County Jail.
DEMocRATIc MEETING To-N1Gur. "A
Cleveland and Hendricks meeting will be
held Al Annory Hall this evening, when
addresses viii be delivered ny Colonel John
7. Irish and Stuart VI. Taylor The Young
Mems Cleveland and Hendricks Cluh and
the Cleveland and Hendricks Fire BRIGADE
viii turn ont in torchlight procession to
escort the speakers 10 the kali Seats will
be reserved for Indies and their escorts
.'o M y IA well known attorney OF
his city has familiar and winning way
Of addressing the Cont and iurv some
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AUGrIoS SALE-Bcll & Co. will sell nj 10
A. 81 to-day, at their salesroo,n sol X
street without reserve. , good work horses
l farm wagon. fine riding horse and ! carl
phaeton box Also. p parlor stoves wood
and coal tables, chairs RANGES raisius
ladies underwear. plated knives forks
spoons, etc
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ART IN NiLLINERY.-To deny that this is
an age OF art, science and literature would |
pe an attempt 20 controvert facts, are |
thoughts which were evolved in the mind |
OF a press representative yesterday, as he |
stood gazing with wonder and admiration /
at the beautiful art work in millinery and |
millinery goods exhibited in the show win
dows OF Mrs katzenstein store, at No Cos I
J street. To enter into detail for the pur- |
pose al g!Nlng the reader q lgpu i,icffire of |
the rich coiorcd velvet> and plushes. birds /
with p,umacc more rich and rare than ma |
ture could bestow handsome genuine os- |
trlch feathers and tips in the choicest shades. |
the milliner's art would he am ian,ossible /
task, and, therefore We Shall only ask the !
reader to enter Mrs. Ka;zensleins snacions /