Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-03

special meeting held yesterday morning
the City Trustees appointed the following
citizens, fifty in number, to meet with the
Board at the Courthouse at 7:30to-morrow
evening, to arrange for the celebration of
the national anniversary: 7. NJ. Lindley,
J. B. Wright, Newton Booth. Frank Mil
Ter, John Mcneil Thomas Hall, Albert
Gallatin, \. J. RhOads, /. Elkus, Frank
Smith, \. Abbott, Fred. Cox, c. H. Cum
mings, d. Lubin, Ed. Lyon, William NJ.
Petrie, H. Hurd, \. Hebron, c. V. KEEL
logg, S. C. benson. b. L. Steinman, A.
Leonard, Alex. Nelson, William NJ. Lyon,
F. Il. Dray, c. T. Wheeler, Geo. W. Ches-
ley, James l. Felter, Z. G. Blessing, NJ.
Sternfels, J. o. Coleman, VIM. Beckman,
E. r. Hamilton, J. Il. Watson, A j.
Stevens, B. Welsh, E. W. Hale, c. Gilman,
d. ellis, Joseph Stet1ens, c. york, P.
McGuire, w. H. Sherburn. c. n. Post, l.
Nicolaus, Jr, 2. E. Plat, VIM. Guten-
berger.
INSPECTING THE WoRK-The Board Of
Supervisors went out on the Marysville
road yesterday 10 inspect the trestlework
just completed on that high way by the con-
tractor, d. Finley, of Oakland They found
,
as the trestle extends continuously from a
point not far from the north levee OF the
city to the high ground beyond the will
lows, il is evident that it Will be many a
year before complaint is again heard of the
Marysville Tor Twelfth-Sireetl road being
impossible on account of high water. The
farmers living north of the American say
that it now only remains for the county to
make the Twelfth-street bridge free, and it
is expected that will be done when the
present franchise for the structure expires.
COUNTY JAN REPoRr.-SherifI Wilson
reports that during the month of May
IO5 prisoners were confined in the County
Jail, as follows: For murder, .; man
slaughter, l burglary, . robbery, / grand
larceny, 6 ENLIGHTENMENT, /; obtaining
money under false pretenses, .; INSIDE
meanor, II petit larceny, ID battery, fl !;
disturbing the peace, 10; common drunk
ards, I; vagrancy, Is; for safe keeping, 3;
insanity. , malicious mischief, l. OF
these 81 have been DISCHARGED, as follows:
Forty-eight upon expiration of sentence, ?
by order of Court, sent to State Prison, 2
en- route to State Prison, 3 on satisfaction
of fine l on modification of sentence, ,
sent 20 the Insane Asylum, escaped from
the County Jail and there are now A pris-
oners confined in the institution.
ARRESTS FOR THE Manufacturing the
month of May the police made 216 arrests,
as follows; For salekeeping, So disturb
ing the peace, b petit larceny, Is DRINKS,
Is; insanity, ? on suspicion 9 vagrancy,
3s; ball-playing, 3 battery, Il: burglary,
3 deserter, l common DRINKS. /; steal
ing rides on the cars, + assault with deadly
weapon, exhibiting, / ; cruelty to ami
mails, ; sleeping in cars, 10; misdemeanor.
>; visiting opium dens, g keeping opium
dens, 2 detained witnesses. >: assault to
murder ) carrying concealed weapon. l :.
keeping disordcrly house, !; threats against
life, l. Forty-eight " dodgers were accom-
modated during the month, and II prison.
ers en- route stopped over night at the CITY
prison.
COUNTY HOSPITAL REPoRT-Dr. G. 4.
White, Superintendent of the County Hos
pital, makes the following report for the
month Of May: Number of patients
in the hospital May lst, IA admitted
during the month, 81 born, / died, 8
discharged, So; remaining, 120 Meals
to the number of Az We're furnished desti-
tute applicants and the calciminers work
ing upon the building. Those who died
were. sylvester Ieafi, ndtlNe OF connect
lieut., aged go years; David Smith, PennSyl-
vania, 81 years Henry Dart, New York rs
years. The current expenses for the month
were Salaries, $726 30; subsistence, 81,
OBJ 50 calcimining and cleaning cesspools,
$504 total, s., 252 50.
RAILROAD HOSPITAL REPoBT.-Dr. a. b.
Nixon, physician in charge Of the Railroad
Hospital. reports as follows for the month
ending May. 1885 Present in the hos
pital May list, %; admitted during the
month, II; total, 46. Discharged, 20; died,
l; total, u. Remaining in hospital month
ending May, % Private house and Office
patients treated 9S total IN