Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-22
CITY TRUSTEES.
Report of the City Expert-Bond Cor
Inissioners' Doings.

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missioners' DoiDgs.
The Board of City Trustees met in regu.
lar session at 10 \. NJ. yesterday, all the
members present.
A delegation of citizens who live in the
neighborhood of Thirty -frst and streets,
appeared before the Board and stated that
the open canal was being made sewer OF
by the winery brewery and slaughter
houses in that locality The Health Officer
was instructed 10 look into the matter and
abate the nuisance.
w. Z. Miller and L. w. Aver put in a
proposition 10 letter and number all the
streets at their intersections in the city.
Their bid, if accepted, would entail an ex-
was backed by petition asking that it be
DONE
4 hackman by the name of Gilman had
a coupling, so it is stated, broken on his
hack caused by a wheel dropping into a
chuck hole on Second street, and he put in
a bill for 5000 damage. One of the Trustees
said he understood the actual damage was
something like $40. A bystander said that
the amount of the bill was nothing. 1t
was reasonable in the face of the fact that
it was presented by hackman. If it had
been presented by a plumber, he added, it
would have been $1,000 The bill was re-
jected.
The Chief Engineer of the Water Works
reported 300S3, $50 gallons of water pumped
last week.
The official grade on X street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, was changed
A resolution of intention was laid over
to improve and T streets from Front to
Second, and Second street from S to I.
City expert Hopper made his report
upon the books of the various city officials.
The books of all the city officials were
found correct, few errors of few cents
only being found. The following items
are gathered from the report and shows the
business during the year:
City Treasurer Porter paid out $685.
06S so, and had $l72,9S7 remaining April
18th
A. S. Woods, Clerk of the Water Works
collected $50, 53l 10.
Collector Putnam collected S230,55l 81.
District Attorney Buckley, 81 $50 43.
Police Judge Henry collected S3,005 80,
and paid it all over to the city excerpts 1897,
which went as fees TO Clerk Baker.
Harbormaster Kidder's accounts show
that he collected and paid to the city
81, sol 20.
Justice C. \. Post has paid into the City
Treasury during the past fiscal year 1888 IS,
fees collected.
Superintendent of the City Cemeteries,
S2,S12. The sum of $16S 50 is still due
from ex-Superintendent Laufkotters bonds
men.
Street Commissioner, So, 767 60.
To the order of the Board of Education
warrants were issued to the amount of
S105,675 90.
The accounts of the City Library Trus.
tees were filed. The amounts disbursed
were: S1,6S0 for salaries, 81 $50 on mort
gage, and S2,952 2S for books.
The Bond Commissioners have on hand
bonds due in 1888, S75, 100; 1898, $l05, 400;
1898, S133,400; 1908, $164300 total,
S47S, 200. Coupons past due, S479, l54 not
due, $319,67S; total, $79S, S32. Cash on
hand S19,295. Total. 81 ,296, 324 81.
From the organization of the Commission
to June 18th the cash receipts have been:
From city taxes, s212,0SO 20; from coupons
redeemed $3.50 144 +; total, 1921 ,274 20.
The disbursements were: For bonds
purchased, S156,sS5 50; for coupons,
S232, 433 40 expenses, $2,662 40. With
the balance of $40, 292 90 on hand, the
amount paid out is $321.274 20.