Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY TRUSTEES.

fhey Elect the Minor City Officials
Frank Daroux Gets Left.
The Board of City Trustees met in regu-
lar session yesterday morning.
The Chief Engineer of the Water Works
reported for the last week 81 ,2S5, $50 gal
Ions Of water pumped.
w D. Comstock, who was elected to the
position of Fire Commissioner for the short
term, filed his bond, with J. G. Davis.
James Mcclure, NJ Fay and John T.
Grifias as sureties in the penal sum of
$4,000 each.
NJ. S. Church, City Attorney-eIect. filed
his bond in the sum of $4,000, with ]. II.
hcKune and L. a. Oppenheim as sure
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
The following communication was re-
oeived:
SACRAMENTO, March oath
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of the City
SdcTdme'Io-GENTLEMEN In consideration Of
your granting us a franchise to lay down street
railroad and operate street cars over and along
Seventh street. 1r m J 70 l. street. and over and
along / street TO Fifteenth street, and in, over
and along NJ street. from Fifteenth street to Thir-
ty-firSt, and in, over and along Twenty-eighth
street, from NJ street to \ street and in over and
along Eleventh street, from street to street.
We hereby abandon the franchise or right to lay
down street railroad and operate street cars
in, over and along Ninth street, from street to
L street, and in, over and along n street, from
Ninth street TO Ihirtyfirst street. Thanking
You for the privileges granted, we are respect
fully, L. L. LEWIS,
EDWIN X. AIsIP
Mayor Gregory then signed the franchise
asked by Lewis and Alsip over other
streets
VS.. McClatchv asked that water mains
be extended to the Parker & Sherman
tract in the southeastern portion of the CITY.
There is no pipe on hand for that purpose
at this time, but the Board assured Mr..
hcClatchy that it would be Immediately
ordered. That portion of the city is i'm
proving rapidly, and all the streets are be-
ing opened and graded.
STREET WORK PROPOSED.
The Board passed the following resolu-
tons of intention: 1t is the intention of the
Board of Trustees to grade and gravel NJ
street, from the east line of Second street
to the west line of Third street also. to
grade and gravel NJ street, from the east
line of Third street to the west line of
Fourth street; also, to grade and gravel
Eleventh street, | and ] Streets also grade
and gravel Eleventh street, J and K ; also
grade and gravel Eleventh street, K and L ;
also, to grade and gravel the alley between
4 and L streets, from Tenth to Eleventh
streets.
Street Commissioner Ryan reported
against opening the following streets, as
they would not be fit to travel if they were
opened U street, Third to First; V, Fifth
to First W, Fifth to First; Second, to w
ELECTION OF MINOR OFFICERS.
The Board then went into an election for
the various city officers. All were reelected
except f. A. Daroux. Assistant Engineer at
the Water works, and the Third Fireman.
The elected officers are as follows:
Chief Engineer-E. H. Williams.
First Assistant-Rollins Renwick.
Second Assistant-Thomas Woods.
First FL eman-William Connell.
Second [reman-W. H. Hevener.
Third Fireman.. G. Scroggs.
City Tapper-J. W. Watt.
City Surveyor. +. Bassett.
Superintendent of cemeteries-A. ]. Will
son.
Harbormaster-N. A. Kidder.
Poundmaster-Phillip Rumble.
Board of Health-Doctors Lame, Nichols,
Snider, Glow and Bruno.
Sanitary and Building Inspector-A. H.
Starr.
The Board has decided to visit Los An
geles to inspect the Hyatt water filter