Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-23

SAN Joaquin AND SACRAMENTO ROADS
The Gait Gazette of the e1st has the follow
ing: The new bridge completed this
week by San Joaquin count, connecting
the bridge built last summer owe. Dry
creek, south of Gait by Sacramento county
with the old bridge on the San Joaquin
side Of the creek. is Il good and substantial
Improvement The creek ana low lands
on either side of the thoroughfare have
been covered with one continuous bridge.
san joaquin county takes the palm for
good roads and substantial bridges. Ii
would be a benefit to Sacramento county if
its Board of Supervisors We're as efficient
on road matters and bridges as the San
joaquin Board have proved to be- The
roads in this end of the county are miSera-
bly, constructed and in bad repair at pres
ent. 1t has not been All uncommon occur
renee this winter 10 have teams and
vehicles mired down on the public thor
oughtares in this vicinity owing to the
unkept condition Of our roads. II is to be
hoped our new Supervisor from this dis
uict. Mr.. Fassett will exert himself IN
road matters, ard will do what he can to
improve our roads.
ENGLISH TEA MEErIyG.-At Kingsley
Chapel tonight the last exercises to be held
in the present building viii take place an
English tea meeting" having been ar
ranged for the occasion The first feature
will be supper. from till $50. which the
ladies will provide in quantity and quality
beyond criticism. The literary and IN Isl
cal entertainment begins at S:45, Judge \.
Greene Curtis presiding. 1t will include
brief addresses by Judge Curtis, Re- h. r.
Ollie, Hon. J. y. Young. Senator Steele, Of
san Luis Obispo Senator Johnson. of San
Bernardino. Senator SAKE, of Santa Clara !:
Hon. A. Walrath, of Nevada; Hon. Mr..
Russ, OF humboldt aud parting words 0y
Judge Curtis. 1t is also expected that ex-
Governor Perkins-will he present and make
lew remarks. During the evening there
VII! be singing by the choir, and b. Misses
smith, Whitney, Evans and Wheat. Mrs
Carter and Mr.. Ashworth flpte 9bligato by
l.: r; SmltA, and Il cornet solo by Mr.
w right. Mi Jones will also give a reading.
Inc price oil admission, supper ana enter
talnment, wall be fifty cents each, and the
proceeds are 10 be placed to the credit OF the
building fund.
CITY TREASURY The following sums
were paidinto the city treasury for the reel,
ending February 2lst: BY Jos. n. Hernden
cemetery dues, SIS; A. S. Woods water
rates, St41 70; i. Brewer harbor dres
81 so; w. Henley, Police Court fines. S35
George A. Putnam, city licenses. $632' l6
George A. Putnam, dog licenses, 50 60, To,
tai, Sl,654 OF disbursements, 81 coo As 4;
amount in city treasury, $242, COS 06
WAVELET Boar CLuB.-The Wavelet Boat
Club organized last Friday evening with
the following officers: President. Ugo
Tabs, Jr Secretary, VIII NJ. O'Campbell;
Treasurer, d. c. Chambers Business Mana
ger, J. Wiseman; Property Man, L. T. Nc
Mitchell. The club is in active training.
and ready to receive challenges for any
amount, from $25!to $780, from any club
Company 3 preferred
THE TIvoLI-The Tiyoli offers new bill
to-night-comedy, with Marion and Vernon
IN the lead. 1t is a sparkling piece, entitled
Perplexity," and announced as full of
generous laughter.
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