Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-03

The Board met yesterday, all the mem
bers present. Minutes read and approved
\ petition of d. Flint and others for a
road in District No. Il, together with the
accompanying bond, were read and filed
r. J. Merlsley, C. Munger and \. G. VIM
I were appointed viewers.
The report of the viewers on petition of
b. German was received and filed, and set
for hearing Tuesday, March Sd, at 10 A. NJ
Bids for hospital supplies were opened
and read, and referred 10 the Contract Com
mittee, which subsequently reported recon-
mending that Gerber Bros. have the con-
tract for meat at cents per pound for beef
and 8! cents for mutton; Frank Kuchler
the contract for bread, at 81 81 per 100
pounds groceries to IL. Winters 5. Dwyer
and 6. Schaden.
communication from the County
Assessor in reference to a contract for 1885
was read and referred TO the Committee on
Contracts
Petitions of residents of Road District
No y for the appointment of /. BRYAN and
\. d. Hack to fill the uneXpired term of
| Oversecr of that district were read. The
| Board proceeded to an election, and Mr..
Bryan was chosen by unanimous vote.
The application of Alex. Brown for wharf
/ privileges at Walnut Grove was continued
until P " to-day.
| A petition OF citizens of San Joaquin,
stating that one of the Justices of the Peace
elected for that township had failed to
/ qualify, and requesting the Board to APP
point NJ. Dart to the vacancy, was read.
| Also. petition asking the appointment of
! II. NJ. Peck. The Board proceeded to an
| election and choose Mr.. Dart unanimously.
\ petition of citizens Of San joaquin
| township. asking the appointment of II.
| Dalrymple as Constable, to fill vacancy
! occasioned by failure to qualify, was re-
ceived. and that gentleman was unani-
mously elected.
| A committee from the City Trustees APP
! peared and requested the Board to assist in
/ making Improvements to the Twelfth
street road within the city limits. On
motion of Mr.. McMullen. seconded by Mr.
Stclnman, the request was denied.
| An order was introduced by Mr.. Stein
man. and adopted unanimously, giving
| Supervisors McMullen and Fassett, the
| members from the country, mileage for the
distance travelled by them from their homes
to the city TO attend sessions Of the Board,
/ in accordance with the provisions of the
/ County Government Act Mr. McMullen
! therefore receives 81 and Mr.. Fassett 81
/ per month in addition to their salaries.
| On motion OF Mr.. Stelnnan, the matter
Of opening bids for constructing trestle-
work on the Twelfth-street road was pest
| poned until Friday, February 18th, and
each bidder was directed to accompany his
| bid with a certified check for 81 600
Mr. McMullen moved that the Board
! proceed to elect a Farmer for the County
| Hospital farm
Mr. Bates moved to amend by electing
| two men, at a salary Of $40 month each.
The amendment prevailed, Mcssrs. Stein
man. Bates and Fassett voting in favor of
it, and Messrs. McAIullen and Jackson
against it.
Mir Steinman nominated William Foote
and W. II. BeSsey, and they were elected,
Steinman. Jackson and Bates voting in
| favor of them
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