Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11

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the ticket called for pair of new purple
blankets, which You had put in soak
| for 81 60 The owner of such property can
obtain It at the police office.
Board of Supervisors.
The Board met yesterday. all the mem
bers present. Minutes read and approved
A communication was received from
County Auditor J. H. Miller, stating that,
/ owing 10 irregular assessment the taxes
on certain property, said taxes aggregating
s108 49, were not collected by the Tax Col
| lector this year, and the property could not
| be sold to satisfy the same. He therefore
! suggested that in accordance with Section
| 3S06 of the Political Code, the Board of
| Supervisors instruct the Assessor to enter
| the uncollected taxes upon the assessment
book for the ensuing year. The communi-
cation was ordered on file and the Assessor
ordered to be instructed accordingly.
On motion the sum of SIS was deducted
from the claim of W II. Frye against Road
District No 13 and the claim allowed for
500 payable out of the general road fund.
A petition of Carl Windmiller and others
for change of road in District No, was
granted. and the clerk instructed to notify
the OYerseer of the district to make the
change as prayed for.
a resolution of Mr.. Steinman, that the
cierh a.IseI'ise ioi tiie uei!seLS ol twenty
twenty cords of hard wood. at the county
Jail, bids to be opened May 18th at > p. NJ,
was adopted. AIsoa resolution introduced
by Mr.. Steinman that proposals be adver-
tised for to whiten the ceilings, and scrape
and Whiten the walls of the County Hospi-
tai subject to the approval OF the Hospital
Committee, bids 10 be opened May 4th at
2. d.
A petition of d. HAYS and others for the
building Of new bridge on the Auburn
road, near the Thirteen-mile House was,
on motion of Mr.. Steinman, referred to the
committee on Roads and Bridges, with
power TO act
A communication from the Trustees of
Reclamation District No 81, asking that
the assessment levied in the year 1892 for
the sum of $40, 159 OF. upon the lands in
that district, be rescinded was read and
the request denied the Board holding that
to cancel the tax now unpaid would be an
injustice to those who had paid their share
VI p ,le asse - .Ien osso,
the month of March we're rad and
filed, and the Board adjourned for the term.
DISPUTE THE toLLECTIoN.-Cou ntv LII
cense Collector Dolan is meeting with
trouble in COLLECTING Iiouor 1icensas from, !
~,
oiiilie'se -esiueii'S' me! i"o NOT oeell
made TO pay 1t formerly, but when Mr.. Do
Ian first called on them. many settled. Lat
terly, however, they refuse, having got the
idea into their heads that they are not liza
bic because they do not keep bar, as white |
men do, though they do sell liquor from
the barrel at five or ten cents drink. |
They say their attorneys have assured them |
that the license cannot be collected, and |
they won pay until they are compelled to.
thav barn n"rned 70 e abida I h tn
Mah Hing d Co by the District Attorney.
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1ai,,,7s - -i br,+ ,,.;i5 ~ apou'
s,' eaI;+ aI 1,."t az
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d,iart al inn,rsd nnarS, ,r-.n oi,o
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LAND FOR COLONIES N SACRAMENTO
co1-Srv The ORGANIZATION of tbe Northern
r...4.
Noi'iol III" ia''oii -o''o''''loli Has Ill
ready accomplished much good in calling
attention to large tracts OF desirable land
which are open to sale and settlement. We
now have 1t from good authority that Mrs.
tbousand acres IF Land in tbe sontbor,, ,,ort
of this county. being portions of the Club
bolia Grant lying between the Costumes
NJ a,iu ~ - p.opose1 20 at ohcs
80 ~, So - o"I la me anu
T1ei etIe ~. az eIonaoIe lgures
VI silt o.atG anu VIZ me- Win Ieus sale
u tneii Iat 1io'. anu l..1 small
iai iil9 VIZ ade " me wealth ana
Popuid''oi1 vi 'ilS 0ouiils
WANT HIM AT M,RYsy1LLE.-Sh Sheriff
,foro,- o,,,,o dow, from, Ator,,s,,i,1o ,.os+,,.
;
DAY 10 see II arrangements could not De
made by which Spanish Joe Jose Zu-
enzuella, alias Sacramento who stole
Pno ~ ashiond ~ th;r lrUt W.
anti o,9d nos arrostad To-, hafcro ~,
100 of tba poo ond hold 70 ar,s,o s1,,
Jo1,s acro oor,Idn NOT ho transfarra5 70 VI
con,,1v fnr tr;al Tho stoIen borso ,,as rn
cot.ared ,,eor Wo,,s[,;lIo and $50, ,,S
Nc vii no naodod os ,1;t,,osns PSoP.e
hot eec,;on D;str;ct Attnrne1, p,,of.,a 49,
bas toilen Tho mattar r,Ser 49, ass
Id sbo-;ef Me-, Iii roo;,, -, 1r,I4i
.o-oaE, 10 S Sahe ane PRISONER 10 NiaFysVllie
ioln ne go J"ii II me
au'hori'ies mere consent
BARwIcK's BULLErIs.-The rainfall last
nio,,+ at o'clock accord;,, 70 +bo sinno1
- ~ ~ - 'NI c ~ VI.
an inch, making 81 of an inch for the |
month and 16. sc for the season. as against |
10 inches to an equal date last season The |
barometer at o clock last night was falling |
rapidly in Washington Territory and Ore |
and clear weatber In California The ba'
ro , was r;sinc slowly with sonIherir
ond eos+erIy winds With clear ~ cInI1dy