Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-06

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
yesterday, all the members present. Min
utes read and approved. A bill of John
Miller for $SS, money paid out by him as
Road OverSeer, was allowed. A petition of
Geo. W. Ames and others, for road in
District No. 10, was referred to the Chair
man of the Committee on Roads and
Bridges, who soon afterwards reported
fayorably thereupon. Report adopted P.
Burns and John Stubs were appointed
viewers, and A. G. VIM surveyor On
motion of Mr.. McMullen, the Committee
on Public Buildings was instructed to have
an insurance OF S25, 900 placed on the Court
house and Jail building, and $50 900 on the
County Hospital. The Hall of Records be-
ing tireproof, it was deemed unnecessary to
insure it. On motion of Mr.. Fassett, it was
resolved that any member of a committee
Of the Board, or member of the Board
shall report to the clerk any demand that
he may desire to withhold that the clerk
may minute the same. Adjourned for the
term.
WANTS THE MONEY RErURNED.-At its
January session the Board of Supervisors
appropriated 800 out of the general fund
to defend A. J. Bump in his right to the
title OF a certain ferry and ferry frontage
between Tyler and Staten islands, on the
Mokelumne river. which was sold bv the
county of Sacramento to said Bump, in
1881, for $50. Subsequently, in accord
ance with the Supervisors action. Mr..
Bump drew the money from the county
treasury. Yesterday J. T. Carey. acting for
District Attorney Buckley. commenced
suit in Justice Posts Court against Bump.
to recoyer the 500, Mr. Buckley holding
that the latter was not entitled to It. be-
cause he did not have legal Charge against
the county. The District Attorney in
tended TO restrain Bump from drawing the
money directly after it was appropriated
but & press of business interfered
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of Tom Gaynor. for being a
common drunkard, was continued until
this morning 800. Charles Schofield pleaded
guilty of the petit larceny of a can of milk.
and was fined $50, or 90 days.. Dan Muir
ply pleaded guilty of like Demonstrating
a sack of potatoes-and received similar
sentence.
DoING WELL-Fred Covert, who had
such frightful fall from the window OF
his room at the Western Hotel Wednesday
evening. was yesterday very much i'm
proved IN condition, and there are now
strong hopes for his ultimate recovery.
Arrangements were made yesterday for his
removal to the Railroad Hospital
free LEcrURE.-At Armory Hall, from
till 10 this evening, Dr. A. Geismardo
represented to be wonderful electrician
will lecture and exhibit his electric power
treating the poor that may be afflicted with
any disease without charge. The Doctors
ability is claimed TO be interesting an6
astonishing.
Auction SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell a
auction at 10 A. NJ. to-day, at their sales
room, SSl street, horses, buggies, wagons
harness and buggy pole, also hose, har
ness and express wagon; also the furniture
of house, the goods having been removed
to the saleseroom for convenience of sale
CoLoRED glass tumblers, cents each
Large-size genuine Ferrard & Co. sweet oil
large size bottles, so cents. Pure lime Juice
large bottles. 30 cents, in our annual clear
anee. Red House.
IMMENSE sale of remnants to-day silks
satins, velyets. all kinds of dress goods
ginghams. table linens, crash toweling
fiannels, muslins. ETC., in our annual clear
ance sale. Red House.
A GOOD secondhand square piano, first
class maker, for sale cheap. Also an up
right but little used, at Cooper's new musi
store, corner Seventh and ] streets.
PANTS Right in color, right in fit, RICH
in price Chas p Nathan & Co., between
Sixth and Seventh streets, on ].