Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Fire Commissioners,

hUUAL lNIkLllGhisUk,
Fire Commissioners.
The Fire Commissioners held their regu-
lar monthly meeting last evening at the
corporation house on Fifth street. Pres
ent, Commissioners Jackson and Griffitts.
Commissioner Conran was absent on ac-
count of illness. The reports of the differ
ent foremen for the month of June were
read and ordered placed on file. The num-
Der OF alarms during the month was greater
than for any month during the past year,
and the losses considerably heavier
Messrs. Blessing, Coleman. Beardsee.
Sternfels, Luce Clarken and Smith APP
peared before the Commissioners, and
stated that they had been appointed COM
mittee to wait upon the Board, and respect
fully ask that the Fire Department turn
out in line in the morning procession on
the Fourth of July They urged the Com
missioners very strongly, saying that the
Department had always been a pleasing
feature, and they did not feel as though it
could be dispensed with ON that occasion.
Commissioner Griffitts said as a citizen
he should like to see them in line. and he
had no doubt but that the boys would
like to turn out. As Commissioner. how
ever, he was opposed to it. Afterwards he
consented to let one of the engines and the
relief engine turn out, saying he was to-
tally opposed to the turning out of the
whole department.
Chief Sullivan, Commissioner Jackson
and Trustee Jones were all in favor of
turning out the entire department. After
wards Mr.. Griffitts yielded, and it was so
ordered. On that day a hose cart, ready
for service, will be left at each of the en-
gine-houses. and every preparation made
for both engines to so into immediate ser
vice, should there be an alarm during the
timethey are participating in the process
sion.
The hearing of the charges preferred
against one of the firemen was continued
owing to the illness of one of the witnesses
After allowing the following bills the
Board adjourned: Salaries, 81, 525; Capital
Gas Company, SD so; Clarence Nelson,
$l1 10; John P McManus, $50 Sullivan
Il Ravakes, 81 50 Neubourg & Lagos, 50
P. ]. Coffey Il Son, 81 %; Whittier Fuller
d Co., % cents O'Neal & Son, 81 so Nc
Creary d Co, $50 Al: - McElaney, 81 50;
g. B. Blue So -; A. C. Tufts 81; j. Greisel,
50; Billingsley & Co, 81 IS; Charles Zeitler,
s. As; Bee Hive Store, So; Hubert Ladd,
$73 05; Wheel & Son, 81 81; Nixon d
Wheeler, 50; Continental Oil Company
IS SO; Barber & Wise, 81 So Huntingdon
Hopkins e Co., 50 cents; Brown Bros, So
w. D. Comstock, So Friend, Terry & Co..
- 50 +; S. Roth, SO; ]. A. NJ. Martin 81 10;
A. Dennery & Co, s. 50; f. W Muttage,
So rs; Con. Sullivan, s. 65; ]. H Carter
$lS9 SO; Con. Sullivan, S75. Total, 81 or 76.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday sentence in the case of Frank Perry,
previously convicted of misdemeanor, was
continued until July 9TH. Patsy Hetfner
and Henry Clemens, for disturbing the
peace were each fined s. and costs..The
case of W. II. Robinson, similarly charged,
was dismissed on payment of costs..,...
Henry Swartz, for being drunk, was given
10 days in the city prison 49,. Robert
Hedges and John Curtin, for light DRINKS,
got off with u hours each......James Rob
inson, for his spree, received sentence of s.
and COSTS. Tom Gallagher was convicted
of yagrancy, and sentenced to GO days in
the county jail......John Baker was adj
judged guilty of disturbing the peace, and
fined $40 or 10 days in the county JAIL.
The case of Ed. McAllister, for petit lar
ceny, went over until this morning .....Ah
Gee was convicted of larceny, in stealing a
box of cigars from Lindley d Co., and fined
$50, or go days.
FRANKLIN CoUNcIL.-Franklin Council,
No. II, o. c. F., of Franklin, have elected
the following officers for the ensuing term:
Past Chief Councillor, Albert Korn Chief
Councillor, J. Z. Hall Vice-Councilor,
Mrs. S. Lytle; Secretary, Miss f. A. Penn
Treasurer. Geo. Anderson: Prelate Mrs NJ.
Hall Marshal Robert Hall Warden, Miss
L. Reuther; Guard, J. Beckley; Sentry, f.
Vincent Trustees, p. r. Beckley, Aug.
KloSs and II. Ehrardt Medical Examiner,
Or. J. A. Mckee.
CONCERT To-NIGHT-The First Artillery
Band will give an open-air concert at Capt.
tol Park this evening, when the following
programme will be rendered March, "Blue
Bells; waltz, Skaters selection,
Moonlight Revels;n waltz, Dreams OF
Childhood; overture, Bronze Horse -
polka, cornet SOLO Sweetheart " Bragg
march, " BoccacciO;f ballad Moon Be
hind the Hill: schottishe, - ! Love You"
Home, Sweet Home"
Auction SALE OF FURx1ruRr.-sherburn
IL Smith will sell at auction at 1890 4. N.
tomorrow, at 6o3 street, up stairs, one
fine parlor set and center table. bed lounge.
walnut and marble top chamber set. spring
and top mattresses, carpets, dininp-room
and kitchen furniture. range cr6cZerv
glassware, etc. The property will be sold
as whole to party wishing to rent the
rooms if so desired.
COURT CAPITAL.-An election of officers
OF Court Capital, No. 6,742 \. o. F.. tool,
place last evening, resulting as follows: G.
R., W. B. Oldfeld; 5. c. r.. A. G.. Booth.
by; r. A. Wilson; i. S. H. w. NJ. Ooe.
r. $, Q. n Cronkite s w, J. B. Lam.
kin J. w, c. l.. Smith s B.. John Hen
rich j. B., A. II. Hubert: Court Surgeon
George b. Glow, NJ. d.
AUCTION SALE OF CRY PRoPERrY.-D
J. Simmons will sell to-day, on the
premises, the valuable property comprising
the full blocks between r and s, Tenth and
Eleventh streets; [ and V. Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets and and V. Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets. The sales
are peremptory, and the property will go
TO the highest bidder.
LITERARY AND MusIcAL.-An interesting
literary and musical entertainment will be
given by Miss Sallie E. Hosmer, the talent
ed elocutionist, and several of her pupils,
at the Sixth-street NJ. Z. Church this even
ing The programme will be varied, and
a pleasant evening can safely be anticipa-
ted. An admission fee of so cents will be
charged.
For THE FOURTH OF JULY-Fine French
kid button boots (Commonsense), s. 10
(worth So the same style in Curacao kid
for 81 so worth So 50); lawn tennis shoes
for misses and boys Isles 10 to p, for IS
cents; one, two or three-strap sandals, in
good quality kid for 81 %; opera slippers,
81, 81 % and 81 80. Red House.