Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-06

The Board met yesterday, al the mem
bers present.
a communication was received from w.
Il. Strong, President of the Board of Trus-
tees of Reclamation District No. 317. stat
ing that they had drawn a plan for the
restoring Of the levee of the district to its
original size and condition in all places
where il has been injured and DESTROYED by
past Hood waters and requesting the Super
vlsors to appoint Commissioners to make
| the necessary assessment.
On motion OF Mr. Steinman- an order
was adopted appointing II. f. Pierson.
Hart L. Smith and 2. II. Gardiner Com
missioners to view the lands of District No.
3l7, and make the proper assessment and
charge for their reclamation, the estimated
cost being $6,9G4.
A communication from the State Mining
Bureau, requesting the Board to furnish
the Bureau with map of the county of
Sacramento, was read and the request
granted.
On motion of Mr.. McMullen. the follow
ing was adopted:
WHEREAS, An Act TO appropriate money for
the support OF aged persons i'll INDECENT circum-
stances was approved March 10, 1855; and
whereas the county has not received any part
of said appropriation be it
JLeUttCs 1udt tic lJAslIItt AllOIueN De and he
is hereby requested to take such steps as may be
| necessary TO secure the amount due this county
A petition of ]. NJ. Overmeyer and others
praying for the removal of the Overseer of
Road District No. 10, and the appointment
of C. L. Donaldson to fill the vacancy, was
set for hearing on the first Monday in Nav,
| 1856, at ppm
f. Mcmillan appeared before the Board
| and made a statement as TO the alleged OBJ
struction of the road in District No 3, near
Antelope The Board did not take any ac-
| tioniin the matter.
Mr.. Steinman moved that all obstruc-
| tons on the Greenback road be removed by
II. c. Kathan, Overseer of Road District
No. t. Agreed to unanimously.
On motion of Mr.. Jackson, the matter of
selling certain pony at the County Hos
pital was referred to the Chairman of the
Hospital Committee.
FINE COLONY LocATIoN.-Cox & Clark
have intimated to Dr. Latham their will
ingness to sell their fine San Juan ranch,
| adjoining the Rancho del Paso, on the
! north bank of the American river, and be-
( low Folsom, at a very reasonable price and
| on easy terms. 1t comprises 10000 acres
of as good land as could be wished for and
Its location, so near the city, makes it
| eSpeCially ueSlr4Die. Dr. Ldllaln Is en-
thusiastic over the matter, and believes that
with the display of little energy grand
colony can be established on the ranch,
and Sacramento county and city immensely
benefited. About fifty prominent citizens
Will be invited to meet soon and consult
upon the matter, which, in the light OF
| what has been done in less favored loca-
tons, cannot fail to be success.
NorARIAL APPOINTMENTS. = Governor
Stoneman has made the following notarial
appointments w. R. Schooler, Bieber; J.
! ?. Christieson, Hepburn wilkins, San
Rafael; VIM. Heeser, Mendocino City; E
l.. Benedict, Bodie E. s. Barry, Soledad
George W. Hopkins, Taylorville; Rich
mond Davis, Sacramento I. ]. Daley. San
Diego; NJ. d. Baker, Arthur NJ. Noble
Stockton P. Ii. Dunn Ell Paso DIES Robes
J. W. Taggart, Santa Barbara; William b
Covel San Jose; William Wolf, Suisun
j. A. Hammond, LAGRANGE; George E
Weitemeyer, Cleveland; II. C. Duncan,
Capay.
| T. S. MINISTER to France, Hon. r. NJ
McLane, recommends Red Star Cough Cure