Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-25
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Condition of the Treasury-Can for an
Election March 10th.

i lar session at III a. NJ seSleiu1Sr Ill 'he
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Inc following coinlHuhlca'io-'' 'io"eo "
| a number of bankers and prominent busl-
4 nose mon of This CITY was read and placed
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on ME; hefeas' INC o.
| informed that the Amador Canal ana MIN
ing Company has proposed to furnish this
4 al -. ,-o,o- from, tba Mo
Guy WIN pure, Gear nd SI PIne J lakes with
. 80 ,,rosenre II civ
IT. ~ io pt oil tin,as
P3uus 10 .iie dos;rahIa ~ ot t.,'
We IN o, ~ otor for th;S c;t,.
auil supR,{ y, such aotraot
49, Ill NOT ,,,otar;aiI,,
eu $3.50 ooSt If water snnrI
arC, ,. III; rounds nressnre i, orr
anu VIC ~ s 5i1,i be the bas;s of snnI1
&c tho standard On az tn project the neonie
a,ais+ oxoaasiI,o ctorgas for water nseG nv
reason Of the extra pressure when a less
pressure is desirable for domestic purposes
hasis az ' - pnantity for all nurnoses for
(which water was used. and the present pop
/ ulation sbould be the basis for all the pres
i ont uses of water. ANY net revenue col
iected ' for the sale of water for power to be
eouallv divided between the CITY and said
company"
Grove l.. Johnson. on behalf of r. S.
Carey & Sons. introduced new ordinance
giving them the right to lay street railroad
track Through different streets, and operate
the same 1t covers the same streets now
being operated by the same company.
They are now operating under four differ
ent charters, and the proposed ordinance is
to simplify the same, and get them all into
one.
Mark Foster, Chief Engineer of the Wa
ter Works, for the week reported the Holly
pumps to have been in operation $50 hours,
and Il. 1876, 900 gallons of water pumped
w. r. Jones handed in his resignation as
a member of the Board of Fire Commits
sioners, and the same was accepted
James n. Porter CITY Treasurer. made
the following statement of the condition of
the city funds:
ON hand January LIST s9se $50 10
Received during the month ISIS s.
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Balance on hand February i, 1885 s2tS 2l2 IA
The Civ ATTORNEY chief of po,;co ord
/ Police Tndgn annea3red hofora ~ pnorJ
and asked fiat the sbontv occn,;ed b., " w
| II Rockwell inst west of tha ala ,,.,+a,
works hn;ldnt ~, Ia or,rl a h U,t
he removed The r r,u m 1917 n tllG
tha occrnont l. io,;d ,In'I+taa 49,, and
horbors criminals and nrost;tntose IT.
Street Comn,;Ss;onar ,,!os ;,'Str1o4oa ~, ~
have tbe bniIdina re,noW WaI ''''eu 10
The City Attorna,J eaid tho+ 1o - o,,
nonv viz tbe Chiof Fnd,; ri1I. i Ia CUi,a.
Ra,a,tn,t IA 80 VI me ERE
nos in Tho raar IF tha Tas "oGaet r p''iit.-
constructed in vioiation nf erS+;n' riL nri;
nanres and had odnrod ~, ~ h 49,,
I"1,r,, - w 'ii0iii " NC 'aNeii
F w Steinmaver wos o;ve,, 4,,o cow r,ot
| for pradina Second street from p ~
TIE CJerI Of he Roar5 --a, ~ .,
| issue nrocIamation calIing an oiootia,, ~,
TuaSiar Warcb ~ 1Ss5 f5 ' IL o af
second trustee, City Auditor. City Asses
@ 0o,oI ~ anu a"p IRE oonlilS-
The places and officers of Election are as
follows:
Precinct Polls Ale Vaults, Third and
j streets Inspector Il. d. SERVER: Judges
David Fox and W. H. Sherburn.
Precinct 2-Grand Hotel, Front and K
| streets. Inspector, Andrew Black Judges,
George f. Lang and Alex. Nelson.
Precinct 2!-Considine's saloon. south
| east corner Third and K streets. Inspector,
II. K. Dillman; Judges, n S Bennett and
W. +. Shields.
Precinct 3-William Tell House, south
east corner Ninth ard streets Inspector.
Dugald ellis; Judges, z. +. Dolan and
Frank Wager.
Precinct 3!-City Brewery, Twelfth and
II streets. Inspector, Il. O. Crayens
Judges, J. T. Stafford and H. w Black
well.
Precinct Luther Harris saloon, south
west corner Tenth and X streets Inspector.
}. l.. Huntoon; Judges, 7. l.. AcOck and
IhoS Q Neil.
Precinct 4!-Henderson & Griffith's gro
Gerry store, southeast corner Seventeenth
and NJ streets. Inspector, Daniel Brown;
Judges, George b. katzenstein and Henry |
Dane.
S.
"'i' lDi'' ecI h''li-PasI y ana
o clock yesterday morning an elderly man !
was observed to try and open the hall door
le,di,,, 70 Tho ros;Io,,,, e Go. l,,..l-
~, FnTrtb stroo+ Lot,,o,, % 5 Ia ~
;n,, ~ n,,n,, tbot 49, i i tr;oJ i-t w az
door of The ,yt
failing, he stood up in the corner of the
tnS aPpneq a pistol 10 ms right |
door-siIl The Cornnar y,oS 1nt; 90 o 'n
had the remains removed to the dead |
room The deceased proved to be G. \
Blake, q carpenter, aged 30 or 60 wears am
old resident of Sacramento. but who has
latterly been living in San Francisco but
came back here a few DAYS ago. He was n
member of Industrial Lodge 10. O. +. of
this city. and for two or three wears has
been drawing benefits from the Lodge.
Some time since, however. it was Thoughtful
might be well to inquire into his condition,
and he was examined by physicians at San
Francisco and pronounced healthy. Ac-
fiordln ,= ms benefits were stopped; When
examined bv nbysiriaDs and his reo ~ vt
was acccded to, four or five doctors exanin-
ing nm and agreeing that he was in good
Meath. In memorandum book III his
POCKET there was ioInd yesterday pen
ciied note, saying that he committed sui
eide because OF sickness and depression in
consequence OF inability to work and sup
port ms family Also that his wife and
TWO children hYed at No. 15l Clara street,
san francesca, and asking that they be as
sisted. The Coroner will hold an inquest
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= 10 ''e-'' '''->'9 a ''i' Noui'-
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70 70 solhe extent 70 tue oiddihS OF a san
fI"lciscIl' when caused several OF The
otheF p'ude[s 10 frequently enter INTO close
contests WIN MN. one piece OF property
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