Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Special Meeting.

Special Meeting.
The Board of City Trustees held a special
meeting at 10 A. NJ. yesterday, at which all
the members were present.
The invitation received from the Floral
Festival Committee was read. accepted and
after some discussion as to the proper plan
to pursue, the whole matter was referred to
a committee of three, composed of Mayor
Brown, City Auditor Mckee and City At
torney Anderson.
The subject of sewerage for the eastern
portion OF the city was then taken up and
discussed at length. The Trustees author
lied City Engineer Bassett to purchase an
ejector, to be used in experimenting in the
ShOne pneumatic system of sewerage The
railroad company have agreed to loan other
machinery, and the same will be operated
at the Columbus brewery, Sixteenth and X
streets. This, it is claimed, will drain the
sewage from the vicinity of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum, and, if it works well, may
be adopted in other portions of the city.
The cost of the experiment will be in the
neighborhood of 500 or $500.
Parties interested in one of the clear
water schemes were present, and asked
what was the best figure the city would
give for pure, clear supply of mountain
water. The answer of the Board was
$4,000.
CAPITAL TURF CLUB ENTRIES. Owners
of race horses will bear in mind that the
entries for the races of the Capital Turf
Club close with the Secretary, c.. H Todd
next Saturday, May ID \ portion of the
running purses filled on the day originally
set for the closing, but there were four which
lacked but one entry each TO complete
them, and il was decided to reopen them
until the above date, upon which the trOt-
ting and pacing entries close. These run
ming races are for a tive-eighths dash for
two-year-olds, selling race for all ages,
three-quarter mile dash for two-year-olds,
and a mile and repeat for all ages. The
trotting purses are For the 300, 2:35, go
and 2:27 classes and the pacing for the 2:32
and 2:20 classes. There are enough horses
in training to fill all these purses salts
factorily, and the owners of horses cannot
do better in their own interest, and the in
terest of the turf, than by assisting the
Club in presenting the public with attract
i've programmes.
New INCoRPORATIoNs.-A of incOr-
poration were filed in the office OF the Sec
rotary of State yesterday. rs follows; The
Curtis Fruit Company, to conduct 4 general
fruit business at Oleander. in Fresno cOun-
ty to dry and can fruit, make raisins etc.
Directors T. Curtis, @. Landon, Jr., c.
L. North, J. W. North. J. b. Curtis. Capt.
tai stock. S25, 900, divided into 80 shares
of the par value of 500 each...Also OF
the Johnson Gravel and Quartz Mining Com
pany, to operate in Amador county. Prn-
cipal place of business, San Francisco.
Observation-Disclosures Gitchell, p \. Wag-
ner. w. H. Book William Diffenbacher q.
Will. Capital stock. 100000, divided
into 100000 shares of the par value of $40
each.
POLICE CouRr-In the Police Court yes
terday Mrs Donovan, arrested for disturb
ing the peace, was discharged......James
Spencer, for having been drunk, was fined
SiO or ten days.. Madame Louisa, also
charged with having been drunk, forfeited
her deposit. John Doe was convicted on
a like charge, and will be sentenced to-day
THE case of F. Mcdonald, for INSIDE
meanor in violating the health ordinance,
went over until May 5th.... George Dur
ham, for being 4 vagrant, was sent to the
county Jail for sixty dayS.....Ah Joe was
tried for disturbing the peace, and dis
charged The case Of Charles Sullivan,
for petit larceny, was tried. and resulted IN
his conviction.
EXECUTIVE PARDoY.-The Governor yes
terday signed the pardon of John A.
Young, who was convicted in Alameda
county last June of the crime of burglary,
and sentenced to 4 term OF one and one
half years in the State Prison. The par
don was granted upon the recommendation
of the Board Of State Prison Directors, ana
petition signed by some OF the jury that
convicted, the committing Judge, the DIS
rict Attorney that prosecuted. ana a num-
Der of respectable citizens of Alameda
county. one of the conditions of the par
don is that Young is to leave the State inn
mediately upon his release, never to re-
turn.
CONTRACT AwARpEp.-In response TO adj
yertisenent OF J. J. Ayers Superintendent
OF State Printing. for proposals for furnish
ing a steam boiler. with front and stack
complete, and placing the same in position
at the State Printing Office the Superin-
tendent received proposals from William
Gutenberger, Robert Anderson and J. a
Cunningham. These were acted upon YES
terday, when it was found that the bids
were rs follows: Gutenberger, 1890 An
derson. 1850 or SLIGO: Cunningham,
81 ,3l3. The latter was awarded the con
tract at the figure named.
NorARIAL APPoINTMENrs.-The Governor
yesterday appointed and commissioned the
following Notaries Public +. c. Lusk.
Chico, Butte; John W P. Laird. Independ-
ence. Invo; =. w Forbes, Bishops Creek.
Tnyo: Thomas Black, Beckwith, Piumas !.
NJ. f. Johnson. Sacramento: J. :. Mere
dith, Folsom; George NJ. Donnals san
Diego i. ?. Primm, Redting Shasta ]
:. Beard. Yreka, Siskiyou j. r. Brough-
ton. Modesto, Stanislaus Harrison Price.
Ukiah. Mendocino: c. II. Pearson. Los Al
amos, Santa Barbara.
REAPPEARED.-Th case of Coglan vs..
Beard. or Beard VS. Coglan which has been
tried in the lower Courts twice and heard
before the Supreme Court once, has been
slumbering since the trial before Judge Bel
den of San Jose in this city last summer,
but it suddenly reappeared yesterday when
W. H. Beatty and J. T. Carey, attorneys for
Beard, filed with the County Clerk points
and authorities on appeal to the supreme
Court from Belden's decision.
PETIT LARcEyY.-Harry Morris, Fred.
Martin and Bill Jones we're arrested on
Monday by local officer Srater for petit
larceny in stealing rice, tea, etc, from Chi
nese cabins below the city. The cases will
be heard by Justice Post at 1;30 r NJ. to-
day
MOTHERS WITH CHILDBEN.--We shall
offer large variety of sun hats and chill
dren's sailors tomorrow at Red House.
LADIES and misses fine linen and mo-
hair busters placed in stock yesterday at
Red House.