Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-28
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLTGENCR.
COUNTY ASSESSMENTS.
The Board of Equalization Makes Few
Changes Therein.

COUNTY ASSESSMENTS,
The Board of Equalization Makes Few
Changes Therein.
Yesterday was the last day of the session
of the County Board of Equalization, an,
there were present Supervisors Fasset
Chairman, Steinman, Jackson, Bates anC
McMullen Clerk, Thomas II. Berkey
The Board took up the list of petitions tina
had been filed for reductions of assess
ments, and the action taken was as fol
lows
Petition of Eli Baker for reduction from
1850 to $1,0l0 Granted
Petition of S. Roth for reduction on real
estate and improvements from $4,000 tC
$500. Denied.
Petition Of H. A. Parker, that the assess
ment of 800 on fruit trees and vines be
stricken off, in consequence of the destruc-
lion of this years crops by the grasshop-
pers.
Petition of Sacramento Turn Verein for
reduction on hall property from $12100
to 81, 100. Denied.
Petition of Sparrow Smith for reduction
on residence property from 81, 225 to s.. 425.
Denied.
Petition of Henry Treichler for reduction
on Mechanics Hotel property from $4,000
TO $1,000 Denied.
Petition of J. w. Kaseburg for reduction
from Sl4, $50 on land to 81, 90. Granted.
Petition of John Reith, for reduction on
land from $500 to S., $40. Granted.
Petition of Mary E. Gregory, for reduc-
ton on Second-street property from $13,-
200 to $4,000 Granted
Petition of Henry Sharper, for removal
of $500 on houses and furniture, since de-
stroyed by fire and uninsured. Granted
Petition of Congregational Church, for
reduction from 81 900 TO $1,000. Denied.
The matter of the proposed increase of
the assessments levied against personal
property of the following-named persons
was, after due consideration dismissed :
c. P. Nathan, Joseph Hahn, j. Heyman,
Simon Cohen, John BreuneT, President of
the Peoples Bank, Neubourg & Lagos, w.
d. Comstock, J. G. Davis, d. O. Mills Il
Co., A. Hebron Mebius d Co., and a
Coolot.
On motion of Steinman, u vote of thanks
was rendered to Clerk Berkev for his eff
cient discharge OF the duties imposed on
him, after which the Board adjourned
sine die.
Prison DIRECTORS MEETING.-The Board
of State Prison Directors met at the Branch
Prison in Folsom yesterday. c. ". Cross
applied for pardon for |. J. Stubs, who
Siled John Campbell in Sierra county in
September, 1882 and who was sentenced
to eighteen years Imprisonment, on the
grounds that he did not have a fair and
impartial trial, that the act was committed
in self-defense, and that, through some
mistake, new evidence, forming the basis
of new trial, could not be presented to
the Court. An application was also re-
ceiYed from David Mcclure and others in
behalf of Romualdo Cataldo, convicted of
murder. Both of these cases were taken
under advisement The Board adopted a
resolution declaring The possession of
money by prisoner in violation of prison
rules, and providing that when found it
should be contisCated and also providing
that the compensation paid prisoners at
San Quentin should hereafter be retained
by the Warden until the prisoners are dis
charged, not to be paid to him from time
10 time, as has heretofore been the custom.
PIONEER MEMORIAL SERyIcEs.-The Pho
neer Association of this city will hold me-
mortal services at their hall tomorrow
evening. 4 committee appointed at Il
i
lin, J. H. MCKune and DR.. Nixon, will
report resolutions concerning the death of
the lamented hero who was. as has been
already stated, an honorary member of the
Society. 1t is expected that Judge Curtis.
who presented General Grant while here
with the certificate OF his membership, VIII
deliver q brief memorial address Also.
that addresses will be made by Senator
Booth, who was member in Congress
while the General was Chief Magistrate;
Carroll NJ. Davis upon the part of the Ma
tive Sons, and perhaps others. There will
also be appropriate music by a double
quartet Owing to the limited capacity of
the hall only the pioneers and their fami-
lies, which includes the organization OF the
Native Sons, can be invited to be present.
and all others will necessarily be excluded.
ADMISSION DAY NOTES.-The joint cele-
bration committee of the Native Sons of
the Golden West, to attend the coming cell
ebration of Admission Day at Santa Rosa,
met last evening and held a very enthusi-
astc meeting. W. w Marvin Jr, of Sun
set ParIor, presided. The Secretary was
instructed 10 issue notices 10 each member,
calling his attention to the celebration.
a committee on Transportation was APP
pointed 10 negotiate with the railroad COM
pany concerning an excursion train. con-
slstlng Of w. K. Ormsby, George II. Clark.
Henry Ryan and Eugene Smith: also
committee Of one was appointed to visit
Santa Rosa to secure headquarters and &C.
commodations. Communications were re-
ceiyed from the Parlors at MarysyilIe
Grass Valley, Nevada City and Auburn rel
alive to cooperating with the Parlors here
and attending the celebration in body on
that day. Every indication is assured that
the attendance from Sacramento and yicin-
ity will be far in excess of the number an
ticipated
Police CoUBr-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court vester-
day D. Schamberger, disturbing the peace
of his wife, pleaded guilty. and will be SEN
fenced this morning Charles Denis. a
printer, fined $40 for battery Frank Clarl,
u common drunk, was sent to The chain
gang for sixty days; Michael Daily. a
drunk, was fined So; F. Nicholas and Ned
Brown were discharged on a charge of
drunk William Dougan, charged with bat
terry. was discharged, Joseph Sutherland.
misdemeanor. case dismissed C. f. Mead
and r. w. Wilson obtaining money under
false pretenses, tried and submitted.
Do NOT forget it that this is the last week
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