Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Board of Trustees.

The Board of Trustees
The City Board of Trustees met in reeu
lar session at 10 \. NJ. yesterday, all tn,
members present. Mayor Brown presid
ing
Mark Foster Chief Engineer of the
Water Works, made q report for the week
ending Sunday, May 31st. 1t shows that
the machinery was in operation 155 hours
last week, and that both pumps were in
operation a portion of each day. The
amount pumped by the Holly was l0, 9S7,-
100 gallons, the Central Pacific Railroad
1G.569,000 gallons, making a total of D.
$1,000 gallons. On Thursday, the 2Sth,
which was very warm day, nearly one
million gallons more were pumped than on
any other day. Two alarms of fire were
sounded, one on the 2Sth the other on the
29th. In the first instance the pressure was
on ten minutes, and on fifteen minutes in
the second instance
The Street Commissioner was authorized
to advertise for bids for the construction of
Il sidewalk on the north side of X street.
from Twenty second to Twenty third
The Street Commissioner was directed to
advertise the delinquent list for the grad
ing Of X street, from Sixteenth TO Twenty
fourth.
NV Watt, City Taper, was granted
leave Of absence for a couple of months,
on account OF continued III health.
Monthly reDorts were mado rs follows.
Chief of Police-Arrasts pos Iodyers
46. meals O49. on route il
PouDd-kecper impounded donkey >
bulIs horse % COWS all of which were
redeemed bv their owners Amounr nf
fees collected SOS.
Sunerintcndent Of CITY Cemeteries
Number of deaths in the civ d. still
horn >. BROUGHT here for inierment ~
Total number inferred 81. The inter
1ncrIts yere made rs follows. civ Gene
terry. u: New Helvetia Jewish. /: St.
.IosepI. !. New Masonic >. abroad /
Total. 30. Collected for sale of lots Si05 :;
far nernits 50 Total. $50 Amount re-
ceived from New Helvetia. $40.
Harhorroasrer-C COLLECTED steamers StO5.
bargcs $40 IN, fish market so Total
St4I 80
The propcrtv-owners assessed for the
e-radinr of X street from Twentieth IN
Twe1tT-tirs pefitioDcd the Board 10 award
tbnr, the contract for the intnroyemnnt of
said narrion of tbe street NJ the same nIice
and on the same terms rs awarded to the
contractor
Tho oucstioD of the uroprietv OF OMEN
incr M alleys through blocks in the south-
ern and eastern portions Of the city was, at
The reor1est of attorneys on both sides. con
tinued for one week.
ProDerty-0wners ON X street, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth. desire the
priyilare of filing in that section of the
street 10 the official grade. Referred to the
Street Commissioner.
The Trustees paid the demand of $50 IS
presented bv the Sixth-street NJ. T.. Church
since by bows stoning the windows during
the Salvation ARMY convention.
Charles Heisen was allowed $50, for two
months rent for an Office for Justice Hen
lev.
The contract for crawling Third street
from |. to P, was awarded to Robert Miller
his bid being the lowest. and notice of the
award rosted on the bulletin board.
Abolition to have a sidewalk constructed
on j street. from Twentieth to Twenty
seventh street, was granted and the order
made
ee nronosinr 70 filter the wafer nnmned
into the mains at the water-worls. Read
and placed on hIe. ~,
HaE, Dlom u sg,C,' LA e, IiG '2i. ~
act as committee TO recommend the man
uer of ceiehratiTg Julv 9TH the RAISING Of
funds for thar purnoSe etc The matter
viii he further considered at 10 4. NJ. to-
day
Major " 7. Wallace appeared before the
BOARD and made n COMPLAINT against the
pl,,, ,l,,,osta,.' ,Ybor, he claim tool, a horse
80, ~ TarIter
~, H., st~sa, and made his wife nav Il for
- Lcfo-c t,e ,,,o,,ld surrender The animal
~, IA 80 n,,a,,inonelv of The
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Afer oInnin,, iarl, ,',,r,hn,. Of biIls
and o.derin', tIoI,, IA he Roord adj
louEned.
Rom -, c,.,.r,,.,...... III. III $500.
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bo"'u' ny ""1"i'ious Notc, designated To-
morrow At p. N. Tor the election of Road
OverSeers On motion of Stcinman the
Board proceeded to an election for two
members Of the County Board Of Educa-
ton Mr.. Bates nominated Joseph John
son Mr. Steinman nominated Miss Jose
phinc Reagan Mr. McAiullen nominated
J. +. Blanchard and W. /. Willis On a
call Of the roll Johnson received two votes,
those of Messrs. Steinman and Bates Miss
Reagan received three votes. those of
Mcssrs Steinman. jackson and Fassett
Blanchard received three votes, those of
Messrs. Jackson. McMullen and Fassett
Willis received two votes, those of Messrs
Bates and McMullen. Miss Reagan and