Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Board of Trustees.

LUUAL LIN lGAAiulNUHu
Board of Trustees.
The Board of City Trustees met in regu-
lar session Yesterday morning, all the mem
bers present,
The ordinance relative to slaughter
houses, introduced one week ago, came up
for final disposal. The Hebron Bros,
who are cndeayoring to secure its passage,
were present, as were also several who are
opposed to it. The opposition, who here
tOfOre have been represented by Grove l..
Johnson, have secured the services of
Henry Edgerton. AT the request of the
latter, consideration of the ordinance was
postponed until 10 \. NJ. to-day, when both
parties will be granted a hearing.
Apetition, signed by large number of Cit
zens who live in the neighborhood of Rich
mond Grove, protested against the opening
of Twentieth and q streets through that ia
vOritc SummerresOrt was read and placed on
file. They claim that the destruction of
that beautiful park will depreciate the
value of property in the neighborhood, and
destroy the only picnic grove within the
city limits The Board took no action in
the matter, from the fact that no streets ex-
cept those set apart as pubic squares and
for Agricultural Park can remain closed, if
those living in the immediate vicinity de-
mand that they be opened.
George Miller was awarded the contract
for putting a sewer in the alley between o
and p, Ninth and Tenth streets. He is to
receive y cents per foot for 6-inch pipe, IS
cents for finch branches, and 80 cents per
cubic yard for earth filling. The only other
bidder was John Ryan.
The Street Commissioner informed the
Board that he had requested the railroad
company TO fill the opening at Fourth and
K streets.
An old gentleman who has matched
cottage" on the river levee, between y and
y streets, refuses to remove his domicile.
The hut is in the way of the proposed levee
work, and the Board directed the City At
tOrney to take proper legal steps to have
the same removed.
Mark Foster Chief Engineer Of the water
works, for the week ending October 26th
reported that the Holly pump had been in
operation 145 hours, and that II, 2S2, 80
gallons of water had been pumped.
The Superintendent Of the water works
was instructed to proceed ut once to con-
meet the residences of r. J. Merkley and \.
Mouton with the city water works system.
Their places are southwest of the City Gem
eItrN ana ,tFt lcet ulSlElJ from liie lllttlll
at that point 1t will cost about $3.50.
After auditing a large number of bills
and ordering them paid, the Board adj
journed to 10 \. NJ to-day.
SACRAMENTo DIVISIONS PARTY. - The
first anniversary party Of Sacramento Di-
vision, No :, Uniformed Rank Knights of
Pvthias, given at Armory Hall last even
ing. was well attended, and proved an occa-
sion of much enjoyment, a well-Selected
programme of dances having been pro-
Vided. the First Artillery Band furnishing
excellent music, and all details for the COM
fort Of the guests being well attended to.
After a few dances had been enjoyed, the
Division formed on the floor for drill, prior
to which William Z. Ormsby, on behalf of
the Native Sons. presented to the Division
the beautiful and valuable clock won by it
at the drill at the Park on Admission Day.
The prize was received, on behalf of the
Division, by Sir Knight Commander ]. \.
Davis, who replied to Mr.. Ormsbys neat
little speech of presentation in few appro-
pirate remarks. The drill, by twenty-four
members of the Division, was 4 very pleas
ing feature of the evening, being highly
creditable throughout, and many of the
movements so handsomely executed as 10
call forth enthusiastic applause from the
spectators On Admission Day there was an
individual drill by members of the division
for medal offered Is q prize by Sir Knight
- n,,J tho Win ,rer So
,-arfaat :, Jr;Ii tj,o+ tho iTdeas wore
H. ,,ai, Of s,Ineio;t,- ~
ut III. ~ t o,.o,,i,,, NJ otznnefoin
,.iolI;o5 H. d;ftirnif,. h,, nresenting .
medal to each of them. After the drill
dancing was r res ana KEEP up ullO ~,
law 81 cartI. were Comnittef
IF rranrementS-S. X. C.. Jas A. Davis
: X H. ID. +. Kerr. :. X r.. : katzcn-
stein Rereption Communicable. A. B.
Cheney. 1t. Com. \ !. Plant. ) X. c. H.
WEIGH. :. X. ]. NJ. Si,ncon, s K N. \
Washhurnc. :. X. + j. Nerdon, s. X. Ab>
Wilson Floor Directors. X. G.. George
B. Katzenstein Floor Managers-Colonel
J. w. Guthrie. Major Theo. Schumacher
s XXI. +. Lucas. :. X. A. f. BOVINE. ). X
" AicCaslin. :. X. NJ. Hornlein.
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II, ,o.,,sol Of ,--a,,J ~. stoaI
- .,oI5 ,,.ot,J, and ,boi, r.l,, corr, !
Tayior last Sontember. pIeaded cuiltv s.
also did lack Johnson. charged with burg.
larv in entering the premises of All Wal
with intent to steal Frank 4. Daley and
Frank Golden tbc two yo1nr mon WIN
>toIp saddle horses. propertv Of T u SERVER
a few Lavs 400 concluded that The case
a,,4inst them was too strong TO be FOUGHT
with any hone of success. and they Ii kewiSc
entered pleas OF guilty. All four VIII re-
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POLICE Cot Er.--In the Ponce Court yes
tcriay the ease OF Il. D. cooper, for dis
turbiug the peace, was continued until to-
dav % was also the ease of Charles Stewart
similarly CHARGED linn Murphy for bov.
in. been drunk was fined * 'Thoma,
F0x for a like offense was fined - 80
The case Of George Howarth. for an assault
TO commit murder IN Stahoing man
named MONTGOMERY, Went over until Inc
"o'h';..-,in 'he case o' James lonhey, con
Vlctca Oh battery hot Appealed 10 the srpe-
nor court 4 commitment was ordered to
Judgment and dismissed the appeal