Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-09
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CITY BOARD OF HEALTH.-The City BoarC
of Health met Saturday evening at the res
idence of DR.. f. w Hatch Secretary-th,
first meeting in two months, owing to thu
absence Of members from the city. Tn,
report Of Cemetery Superintendent Hern
don. relative to deaths for the month. wa,
read showing that the number was 81 fol
April and y for May The Health Officer
reported NuiSances examined for April
4SS for May, sos; ventilators ordered for
closets and Cesspools for April, 235, May.
1913; cellars and lots ordered filled 30 and
So; arrests, ] and 6 water closets and cess
pools cleaned, 30 and 50; dead animals
buried, 81 and 40; places examined where
the law had been complied with, and 20.
A petition was received from numerous
property-oWuers, calling attention to the
condition of the half block between Sixth
and Seventh, E and + streets and request
ing that the nuisance caused by its being
covered with water be abatcd. The Board
directed the Health Officer to notify DR. X.
H. Mcdonald, Alex McRac Henry Treich-
Ter. agent.l and C. f. Bachman, owners of
the property, that they must fill up lots >,
6. and ). in the block between + and f,
Sixth and Seventh streets. He was also in
Structed 10 have lots I and ), q and r.
Fourth and Fifth streets lot l, q and H.
Sixth and Seventh streets; the west half Of
lot ,, q and Z. Fourth and Fifth streets ;
and lots l and . Q and L, Fifth and Sixth
streets. filed III so that the nuisance now
caused by the waters upon them will be
abatcd. The Health Officer was instructed
10 have all the health ordinances thor
oughly carried out, and to request the as
sistance of the City Attorney in carrying
out the instructions.
School CHILDREN IN SACRAMENTo.-Jas
McCleery, School Census Marshal for Sac
ramento city, has filed his report with the
City Superintendent From his report the
following items are taken: Number Of
white children between 5 and II years of
age-Boys, 900: girls, 1919; total, 7,229
Number Of negro children between ) and
l. years of age-Boys. 179E girls. 147 :
total. 326 Indian children-Boys, , ; girls
>; total, T. Total number of census chill
dren between 3 and II wears of age, 7,559
Number of children under > years OF age
White, I,04l negro, 20. Number of chill
dren been Sand Il years of age, who have at
tended public schools at any time during the
school year-White. Al; negro, 2l0; In
dian, 1. Number of children between and
L years of are who have attended private
schools White 1,273; negro. >. Number
of children who did not attend schools
White, 1884; negro rs; Indian, 3. Num-
her of Monaghan children under Il years
of age 2O3. Number of MongoEan chill
dren attending school. 167. Native-bon OF
native parents, 4545. Native-born of one
parent foreign, 2.694 Native-born, both
parents foreign, ISL. Number of births
during the year-Boys. Il; girls - total,
I43.
Police CoUET.-In the Police Court Sal
urday Tom Ganor. for having been drunk.
was fincd ST.. James Wilson, Joseph Rog-
erS, James Carroll, John Riley. William
Bartholomew, Jim Logan, james Baldwin.
jim Dunn, Barney Welsh, jim O'Brien.
James Baker Tom Walch and William
McCann, the hay-bunkers arrested Friday
evening were found guilty of vagrancv and
sentenced to sixty days each in the County
Jail, but the commitments were withheld
ON their promising To leave town in search
of wOrk......The charge of miSdemcanor. in
violating the health ordinance. pending
against G. SCHNEIDER, was dismissed. .....
Fred. Hughes and Mrs. Carroll. accused of
disturbing the peace, were convicted and
fined SO each.....Thc case Of Ella Price
Tor adultery, was dismissed, her husband
having on Friday obtained divorce from
her and 1t being understood that She would
be married 70 the man for whom she had
left her huSbaud......The cases of 4. Il \.
Hebron and Emmett Hagcrman, for mis-
dcmeanor, were continued until o'clock
L.. IS
win, arrested Tor disturbing the peace, was
dismissed.
INCoRPoRATIoSs-Th were filed Satur-
day in the Office of the Secretary of State,
articles of incorporation of the Pacific
Coast Manufacturing and Transportation
Company Principal place Of business, San
Francisco. Dircctors-Louis Iebcnbaum.
Charles Il. Bowen, Sol Lebenbaum ]. u.
Bodwcl j. J. Mack. Also. of the san
Francisco Girls Union The object Of the
association is 70 render material aid To the
selt-depcndcnt sclf-respecting girls of San
Francisco. irrespective OF creed or denom-
inatiOn, and 10 benefit them socially and
morally, and to this end TO construct and
maintain a suitable building in san Fran
cisco. DiToc;ors-William BOsworth. II
NJ. Fiske, l.. Is. Benchlcy, l.. A. Ballard
Mrs. ). p. Taylor, Mrs c. f. Cunningham.
Miss Mary Very. Mrs. Charles +. Eaton
Miss VI. i. Cochrauc Mrs. Grace /. Bray
Mrs. c. +. Kinney.
CITY FrxtNcn- The City Auditor makes
the following report Of receipts for the
week ending Saturday. June :. 1881 =.
Joseph y. Herndon cemetery dues. $40 50 Z:
A : Woods water rates, 81 .0l3 p; W. A.
Henry, Police Court fines, So 50; George
A. Putnam, city licenses, 500 u: George
a Putnam, city taxes. SAP -; II. h. Mel
sen, street assessment Sl79; J. c. TubbS,
Justice Court fees, $l13; T.W Gilmer, Jus
tee Court fees. so p. Total. S2S3l 70.
Total disbursements, SSH II. Total
amount in city Treasury, $309,99i L.
CoMNERcIAL.-The following steamboats,
have arrived at Sacramento since the last
report Dover, from the upper Sacramento
with grain and broom corn; Varuna. from
the upper river with barge of wood SAN
joaquin Nos = and ;. from San Francisco
with general merchandise for the upper
river Departed, San joaquin No. 3 for
the upper riyer with barge of freight; san
Joaquin No. ., for san Francisco with two
bargeS of wood; Neponset, for the upper
A-1N4 dilAC44lt n 4tl4 StiIOldi llAOANAAiiIl'Ns
APrRorE1ATIsG CHGLp-Y esterday a
two-year-old girl, named Mabel Brauus,
whose parents are visiting at No. III Fifth
street, strayed away. The police were in
formed, and the parents and friends insti-
tuted Il vigorous search for the little one.
who WAS finally found by the mother in
the possession of . gypsy woman at Sixth
and streets, the woman being evidently
making her way TO the suburbs
HENRY L. DURBIN.-Writc and tell where
you can be seen, or come at once TO your
mothers relief-A NEIGHBoR.
WE CARRY the largest variety of teas to
be found in Sacramento. Consumers Tea
Company, No. rs J street.
A New invoice of boys clothing TO be
placed in stock to-day at Red House.
SECURE an Atwood suit Of clothes for