Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
City Trustees.

City Trustees.
special session of the Board of City
Trustees was held yesterday morning.
Present, Messrs. Nielsen and Jones.
The following resolution was passed
Resolued, That the City Auditor be directed to
inform the City Collector that il is the direction
of the Board of City Trustees that he proceed at
once 20 collect license from all basket and other
peddiers, IN compliance with the ordinances
made and provided.
Tie question as to the ownership of the
$50 deposited with the Board by John Nc
Gilliyray with his bid for paving the Plaza.
came up again for discussion. Trustee
Nielsen said that counsel on both sides had
agreed to submit the matter to the Supe.
rior Court, and the Auditor was directed to
turn It over on proper demand TO an Off
Ger Of the Court.
City Treasurer James n. Porter appeared
again before the Board and asked one days
further time in which to file his answer
as 70 whether or not he would Withdraw
his appeal from the decision of Judge Nc
Farland in the late bond case He said
bis attorney, n. p. Catlin, would have an
opinion ready to submit by 10 \. NJ. We'd
nesday. The request was granted.
City Auditor Mckee said he had called
to see Mayor Brown and found him quite
Hamnatory rheumatism and nervous pros
tration. The Mayor was unable to sign the
warrants, hence school teachers and others
would have to wait until he recovered suf
liciently to enable him to do so. He said
he would insert a notice in the RECORD
UNION as soon as the warrants were ready
No further business the Board adjourned
until 10 a. NJ. to-day, when the City Treas
urer will inform the Board whether or not
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above referred to-
ANOTHER EVENING PAPER-A San Fran
cisco gentleman-a man of money and
brains lis making arrangements to start
daily evening Democratic paper in this
city, which, he says, in every way will be
equal to any evening paper published upon
the coast. He says the reason so many
papers have started in this city, and soon
aiterward found their way to the newspa-
portal graveyard was owing entirely to the
that they lacked two essential requi-
siteS-money and brains. OF the former
he has an abundance, and his editorial staff
viii be selected from the ablest and most
experienced journalists on the coast. He
says Sacramento offers the best induce
meut for lively, newsy and reliable even
ing paper-one that can be read in the
family circle of any city upon this coast.
This long-felt want he says, he means to
supply and Sacramento Will then be able
10 boast of having as good an evening pa
per as any interior town of the State
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of John Brown, for an as
sault with deadly weapon; John Ken
nedy, for petty larceny, and Andy Lewick,
John Hapeman Frank Deleve and Willie
McGrath, boys arrested for violating the
Curiew ordinance, were continued until the
9TH. Charles English. for having been
drunk, was fined $40, or ten days in the
city JAIL. Fred Thomas, taken in for a
like Offense, was discharged. Robert
Cars case of disturbing the peace went
over until to-day. The case of p. Spargo.
for battery, was dismissed on payment of
costs, at the request of the prosecuting
witness ...... Martin Brophy, a common
druDkard, was sent to the county Jail for
sixty days Thomas Hayes, similarly
charged was convicted and will receive
sentence this morning.
AGAIN on TRIAL.-The case of R. A.
Fiske, Jr., VS.. The c, P r. r. Co., for dam
ages in consequence of plaintiff having
been injured while working at the railroad
shops, is again on trial in Department Two
of the Superior Court Judge Mcfarland.
1t was tried some time since, the jury fail
ing TO agree. Grove L. Johnson and A. C.
Freeman appear for the plaintiff, and s. c.
benson and c. T. Jones for the defendants
The following jurors were impaneled yes
terday afternoon, and then the trial COM
menced, Mr.. Johnson making a statement
of his side of the case to the jurors George
Duden, NJ. NJ. Baylis, J. Aston, John Han
Ion, J. w. Richmond, n. ]. Brundage,
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bred Richard Allen, +. D. Cranfield and
John Duffy.
PAID THE MONEY INro CoURT.-The City
Trustees, through City Attorney Anderson,
commenced suit in the Superior Court yes
terday against John McGillivray and Frank
Swift. The complaint sets forth that the
plaintiffs have $50 in their possession.
deposited by McGillivray, who has de-
manded it, but Swift claims it by virtue of
a writ of attachment and execution out of
a Justices Court in suit wherein w. J.
O'Brien was plaintiff and N1cGillivray de-
PENDANT. Plaintiffs state that they have no
claim upon the money, but are in doubt as
TO whom it should be paid, and therefore
bring it into Court, and ask that the de-
PENDANTS be called upon to appear and pre-
sent their claims TO it. The money has
meanwhile been deposited with the County
Clerk.
IMMIGRATION MATTEEs.-The Office of the
Secretary of the Immigration Association
Of Northern California has presented a
busy scene for the past two days. There
has been among those seeking homes and
investments, during that time, two families
from Dakota, eight gentlemen from New
York, two from Texas and three from In
diana The Secretary is in daily receipt of
letters from all portions of the Eastern,
middle and Western States, asking for in
formation with a view TO the purchase of
lands and making permanent locations.
Parties in Missouri and Kentucky ask in
regard to locations for blooded stock, and
desire lands upon which alfalfa can be
grown, and express a determination of
coming to this coast
FoR a good laugh witness the Egg Race
at the Rink.
JUST THE THING FOR WrNTER.-The finest
quality of ladies oil pebble goat shoes,
genuine handsewed, for So 30. Ladies'
fine French kid shoes common sense,
every pair made specially to our order and
warranted; price, So rs. The best Soller tip
shoe in the market for 81 25. Red House.
CHARLES ROBIN, 702 street, has about IS
bows suits left at 80 cents on the dollar. Also,
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