Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-02
CITY AFFAIRS.
THE CITY TRUSTEES OPPOSED TO
THE POLICE INCREASE.
Condition OF the City Treasury
Monthly Reports-More
Water Wanted-Etc.

Inc Clty trustees neld their regular
weekly meeting yesterday morning, all the
members being present.
The report of the Chief Engineer of the
Water-works showed that during the past
week 1868, $50 gallons of water were
pumped. The Holly pump worked 1853
hours, and the Central Pacific 1 hour.
MONTHLY REPORTS.
City Treasurer, W. E. Gerber submitted
the following report of The city finances
Balance on hand March 1st-...........S124,69 l 81
Receipts during month q OF 81
7S9 sS
Warrants paid during month............. 25,o07 66
Coupons paid during month............-. 1926 90
Total disbursements. SIS 2l3 66
Balance April $50 o.
N. A. Kidder, Harbormaster, reported as
having collected $40 from the fish market
during the month, $67 so for barges and
sos for steamers. Total, $1S2 90.
The Chief of Police reported that 27S
arrests were made during the month of
March, IL dodgers accommodated and 1855
meals furnished. The cash balance on
hand April LIST is 50 40.
WI. Gregory, Clerk of the Water works,
reported as follows: Water sales, $50, 40 %;
tap sales, S557; total water and tap sales for
the year, S60,3S7
The Superintendent of the City Cemetery
reported that there were so deaths in the
city during the past month, stillborn and
16 brought here for interment Total num-
Der inferred, Al. Collected for sale of lots,
S1S3 rs; for permits, $40; vault dues,
81 SO. Total collections, S240 25.
Philip Rumble, the Poundmaster, re-
ported having impounded 16 head of cattle
and 76 dogs during the past month. Ali
Of the former were redeemed but IS of the
CANNES were killed. The sum of $50 was
collected for impounding the said animals.
The City Collector made the following
report: Total city licenses collected during
the month, S6,T79 so; during the past year,
S27 ,4S7; fees on same during past month,
S7l; during the past year, S305; dog
licenses during month, S35 during past
year 1853. Licenses on hand April 1st,
s. 900 90 City Collector Putnam adds to
his report that the total licenses collected
during the past year amounted to 81. 107 80
over that of the previous year. On the
dog licenses sold there was a decrease of
S59.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
A letter signed by "a Lady Resident"
was received by the Board Directing 10 the
presence of Mrs, Anderson in the neigh.
oorhood of Fifth street, between L and NJ.
whom the informant claims has been in
the habit OF keeping disreputable house.
The Board instructed the Chief of Police
to have the woman removed if she is
offensive.
a petition received, asking for q street
lamp on Seventh street, between n and o,
was referred to Trustee Mclaughlin.
The following bonds were received and
approved by the Board:
w. Z. Gerber in the sum of S250,000, as
follows John Gerber, $4,000; Henry
Gerber, $25,o00 Joseph Stefens, $4,000;
Frederick Cox. 100000; N D. Rideout,
$200000 c. W. Clark, 100000; total, $685.
600.
n. A. Kidder, Harbormaster, fled his
bond in the sum of $1,000, with ]. A. Will
son and George A. Putnam as sureties.
L. X. Williams, as Chief Engineer of the
Water Works, fled in the sum OF So, 000
with E. Gum and H. Gribble as bonds
men.
r. W. Parker qualified in the amount of
$1,000, with E. X. Alsip, Philip Scheld and
George 0. Bates as sureties.
Ed. Murray submitted his bond of 81, 900,
with Z. w. Carey and c. W. Clarke as
bondsmen.
CITY FINANCES.
City Auditor z. II. Mckee submitted the
following statement showing an estimate of
revenue for the nscal year commencing on
the first Monday in April 1889: