Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Board of Supervisors.


The Board met yesterday, all the mem
bers present Minutes read and approved.
Mr.. Steinman introduced Ordinance No.
=, fixing the price of stationery, etc, for
1885, and the same was adopted by unani-
I.uus vote.
On motion of Mr. Bates. the Chairman of
the Hospital Committee was empowered to
buy Sl00 worth OF books for the use OF the
hospital library.
The hearing of the petition of D. Flint
and others for a road over land of George
Peters came up for hearing. afr. Peters
E!ed,hiS claim for damages in the sum of
= I45 30. After hearing the evidence of
+ Slack, J. /. Clark and G. Peters. Mr.
Bates moved that the amount of damages
be fixed at 800. Carried
3Lr. Bates moved that the report of the
viewers be approved. Carried
ii was resolved that, in accordance with
Section No. III of the County Government
Act, all warrants that had remained I'M
called for in the Recorders office for two
years past cancelled.
Board adjourned for the term
POLICE CoURr-Y esterday in the Police
(ollt the cases of E. X. Alsip and A. c.
Sveeter for misdemeanor, were continued
until the 20th.....Yuh Lung was found
guilty OF petit larceny. in stealing a coat
from the | y L Store, and was sentenced to
twenty days in the County JAIL. Frank
Thompson, George Lamb and Frank Muir
ply, arrested on suspicion of their having
burglariZcd Harry Rode's store were dis
charged. BuZolia. previously
convicted of embezzling the money he had
received from the sale of rattle tickets, was
fined 500, or fifty days in the County JAIL.
y al Mcneil and William Stone were found
guilty OF disturbing he peace, and fined so
each Charles Cornells case OF disturb
auce went over until this morning, as did
al>o the case of Richard Cote, for petit lar
ceny......T Tom Hart was convicted of dis
turbancc Of the peace at a Salvation Army
meeting and fined $50. with the usual al
confederation Boyle. John McLaugh-
in and Sarah Leslie were adjudged guilty
OF drunkenness. The first was fined 50 the
second $40, and Miss Sarah $50.
AeroRrIoNAEsr OF SCHOOL FUNDs.-C.
T. Bishop, County Superintendent of
schools, has made an apportionment of
the county school funds. The following
named districts in which only one teacher
i, employed, are given SI47 20 each VIZ
Alabama American. American River.
Alder Creek, Brighton, Brown, CORTLAND.
Capital, Carroll, Davis, Elk Grove. Elder
Creek Enterprise, Excelsior, Franklin, Free
port FIOrin, Grant HickSville Isletun. Jack
son. Kinney, Lisbon, Lee, Lincoln, Michigan
Bar Onisbo, Prairie, Point Pleasant. Pleasant
Grove, Richland, Sylvan Stone House, San
Joaquin. The following fractional districts
get smaller amounts: Carson Creek Ljoiut),
SIS % Hutson, $50 u Rio Vista 81 81;
Slough, 50 %; Union, SLY So White
Rock, SIT 80; Oak Grove, $ll7 80; Bran
nan. Sll7 90; Natoma. $73 20. Gait has
three teachers, and gets $442 20; Folsom,
with three teachers, gets like amount;
Suffer, with two teachers, S2Ji 50; Sacra-
Inento city, Sl5,9l9 20.
SAVE ME FROM Ny FRIENDs.-A SAN
Franciscan who had been visiting Sacra-.
mento returned home yesterday, and was
accompanied to the depot by few of his
Sacramento friends. who, to see him off in
GOOD shape. procured fer him at the depot
a pocket flask OF refreshments. Having
lis overcoat on his arm, he concluded TO
nut the flask in one of It's pockets, but. as it
Ialpened. put il in one of the sleeves in
stead Going toward the cars he met some
lady acauaintances and of course straight
cued up and did the polite with great zeal.
To present better appearance, he COM
,nenCed folding his oyCrcOat very nicely
over his arm. and was feeling well satisfied
with himself generally when that unfor-
tlinate flask fell through the sleeve to the
platform and broke into fragments
1aOle9uX.
SUPERIOR COURT JURIsDIcrIoN.-Thec case
Of Cummings against Conlan was tried at
Sacramento before District Judge benson,
and Judgment against the plaintiff was rem
Cered OF May Il. 1873. The plaintiff filed
and served a motion for a new trial on the
ground of iusutliciency of the evidence to
Justify the decision. This motion was
Heard before Superior Judge Mcfarland
who denied the motion on September H.
1883. The case was appealed to the Su-
prcme Court which rendered an opinion
Thursday there was no reason why
the Judge of the Superior Court should
settle a statement on appeal from decision
made by Judge of the United States Dis
trict Court The appeal was therefore dis
missed.
An ApRorr SwiNDIE.-February ID two
men called upon J. B. Atwood, who does
something Of q business in purchasing
time. and, representing themselves 10 be
A,semblvmen Whitcomb and Douglas
offered TO sell him their claims for weeks
nav stating that they had been recon-
nlended 70 him by some of his friends
Quite naturally he purchased The claims
paving each the sum OF SOB 30, charging
s. 80 in each case for the use OF the money
Subsequently,, on visiting the Capitol, he
discovered that the AsSemblymen named
were certainly not the men that called upon
him ana obtained the money, and that the
signatures they oilixed 10 the papers We're
forgeries
A REPORTER stepped into W. d. Com
s4nck,s furniture store. northeast corner Of