Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Board of Supervisors.


The Board met yesterday, all the mem
bers present. Minutes read and approved.
A petition of w. A lawson ct al, accom-
panied by the requisite bond, praying that
road be laid out on the section line be-
tween sections l and ,, township north
range east, Road District No. II. was read
and referred TO the Chairman of the Com
mittee on Roads and Bridges.
a communication from Win. J. Davis
and W. 4. Doan, shorthand reporters, reIa-
tive to performing service for the county.
was read and referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
II was ordered, in accordance with order
oil the superior Court, that 60 grand jurors
and 400 trial jurors be drawn, to serve in
that Court during the ensuing year.
The following resolutions, presented by
Mr.. Stenman, were adopted:
WHEREAS, The personal property tax-roll of
1881 has teen IN the hands of the County Treas
urer for the payment of rebate to those who
were entitled ihereto for the period of one year
and said rebate has been III greater part paid
htSotred, That the Chairman OF the Board the
County Auditor and the County Treasurer be re-
quested 20 examine said roll, ascertain the
amount due the County Treasurer as rebate
paid and the account due this county from the
stale as her Portion Of same. and TO certify said
Board.
Resoiree That the said roll be considered set
tied, and that it be returned TO the Auditor
The following, introduced by Mr. Stein
man, were also adopted
WHEREAS, Section III of the County Govern
ment Act OF 1883 provides that any warrants
which remain uncelled for for two Wears must
be cancelled, and there are now a number OF
sleh warrants remaining in the Office of the
RcsoIrsd That the Auditor be instructed to
cancer saio warrants IN conformity with said
On motion Of Mr. Steinman, 4. A. Shep-
herd was employed 10 segTegate the funds
IN the county treasury, to be paid SO
therefor.
Mr.. McMullen introduced the following
which was adopted
ResOsved That bridge be built across what
is known as Morrison creek, on the Jackson
road. near Walsh 5 station, in Road District No.
>, ana that plans and specifications be ordered
drawn.
The following, introduced by Mr.. Stein
man, was adopted
Res0t,ed That committee consisting of
Messrs tas-ett and McMullen, be appointed to
visit the location of the proposed bridge over
slorrlson creek, TO ascertain the dimensions re
CURED, and TO draw plans and specifications for
said bridge, and submit the same to this Board
Pollen CoURT.-In tie Police Court YES
terday the cases OF William Wilcox and
Irene WHITTIER, charged with battery upon
Mrs. Wilcox several weeks ago. was dis
missed, the matter having been fixed up
between the parties Sarah Dohenv and
nifty Mchenna, arrested some time since
for vasrancy, failed to appear. Their
bonds were declared forfeited and alias
warrants ordered to issue for them IA.
d. and G. l.. Christianson pleaded guilty of
misdemeauor, in obstructing the sidewalk
n af.l IA a l
Ping, Chan Hung and All Sing, previously
convicted Of violating city ordinance by
peddllng vegetables without license, were
fined 81 and costs each. The cases will be
appealed To the Superior Court. The case
OF f. Foster, charged with forgery, was. at
his request, continued until the 10Th ......
Henry Ferguson was given twenty-four
hours in the City Jail for having been
drunk......The case of c. Graf charged with
threats against the life of L. Jacobs, was
continued until the 12th......M Kisby, for
disturbing the peace, was fined 81 and costs
THE case of Charles Willhite arrested
for disturbing the peace at Salvation
Army meeting Monday evening. was set
for hearing tomorrow. He asserts that
he did not create any disturbance, and that
the officer made mistake in arresting
hirn.:...-The cases of Jan Sing for disturb
ing the peace, and J. Mathena for battery
"a disagreement between a white man and
Celestial-were also continued until to-
mOrrow.....Josc Nalenzuelia was adindred
guilty on charge of malicious mischief
and will receive judgment this morning..
Henry Bagley, for disturbing the peace.
was fined $40, or ten days in the County
Jail.
ARRESTS FOR THE Manufacturing the
month Of December the police made 1s9
arrests, as follows Co Imon drunkards,
10; disturbing the peac Z, s H.; petit larceny.
IA; safe keeping, 50; surrendered by bonds,
men, battery, s on suspicion, % de-
tanned witnesses, 4; grand larceny s:
drunkenness, IL robbery, l; visiting OPT
UNI den, 6; burglary, .; forgery. ?: en-
beZzlement, l vagrancy, is; exhibiting, l :
carrying concealed weapon, INSIDE
meanor, .; injured man, .; keeping lottery,
2; runaway girl, escape from Insane
Asylum, malicious mischief, l ; runa-
way boy, /. Seventeen prisoners en- route
were quartered at the station-house. and
i7S lmpecunious persons were furnished
lodgings.
LAND Patents IssuED.-The following
land patents baye been issued from the
Department of STATE: Abraham Hilliard.
Tulare county, 200 acres; George Riley.
Lassen, l20 acres; Bradford Hammell, III
Dorado, 12O acres, George F. Judson, San
Diego, $40 acres; Richard H. Feeney,
Shasta, 40 acres; James B. Haggin. Kern
$40 acres; Richard Kirman and II. b
Hickey, Mono, $50 acres Henry n. Fulg-
ham, Tulare, 40 acres; John j. Fulgham
Tulare, 40 acres; Richard ID. Mowry, Lake.
l20 acres; Charles L. French, Monterey,
1907 acres.
CLUNIE OPERA HOUSE," Around the
World in Eighty Days will be played for
the last night performance tonight. To-
morrow evening the spectacular drama
Michael Strogoff" with Henrietta Os-
borne rs Maria Strogoff, her strongest
character, and George Vessels in his adj
mirable personation of Ivan Ogariff The
company is fully equal TO good work in
this drama. Monday next we are prom
ised The Bankers Daughter
NorARIAL APPoINrMESrs. = Governor
Stoneman has made the following Notarial
appointments: Sigismund Frankenau, Cen
terville: Z. w. Mills, Salinas City; Frank
]. Higgins, San Diego; W. C. Hoffman,
Santa Cruz; I. NJ. Mcnamara, Visalia.
- WE were very sorry to disappoint
many people yesterday by not admit
ting them to the salesroom after they
entered our stores. But we were compelled
to, as the room was full to overlooking
witSapeople, who will vouch for same. C.
S--filnan, Proprietor OF. Red House
IN our new salesrooms we shall CON-
mence the sale of the bankrupt stock at 9
O'Clock each morning, until all is disposed
of. Red House.