Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-09
THE SUPERVISORS.
Acts of the New Board - Purchase of
Books-Sheriff' . Deputies.

Acts of the New Board - Purchase of
Books-Sherif' Deputies.
The Board of Supervisors met in regular
session yesterday, all the members present,
DR.. Tebbets il the chair.
A dozen or more Democrats were around
during the day and very loud in their de-
nunc;ation of the vote of the Democratic
member from the Second, which made a
Republican Chairman of the Board.
Supervisor Ross is so thoroughly dis
gusted that some say he will resign
his seat rather than sit on q Board with a
man who threw him down so heavily"
Mr.. Greer, the other Democratic member,
looks glum and has not much to say. He
remarked that he could take his medi-
cine as we'll as anybody, but this was a
bitter dose and he claimed the right to
kick little" if he so desired.
Mr.. Black says he don't care what others
think of bis act, he is satisfied with his
record so far.
Dr.Tebbets and Mr.. Bates are complacent
in fact their features are wreathed with
smiles They have kind of "we-eot-
there all-the-same" look upon their faces,
that is rather exasperating to the two Dem
ocratic members from the country.
The petition of 4. Deneicke and others
for new road on Andrus island was pre-
scented, read and placed on file. A remon-
STRANGE against the proposed highway was
also read, especially opposing the building
of that portion on top of the leyee.
Those who demonstrate say that the leyee
is made of peat. and if ever a lighted cigar
stump was thrown upon il il would be en-
tirely consumed.
The consideration of both the petition
and the remonstrapce was continued to
Friday at IL A. ".
Judge Van Fleet asked the Board to fur
nish him with certain law books. The
Clerk was instructed TO make the purchase
in accordance with the judges request.
The District Attorney gave 1t as his opin-
ion that special election would have to be
held for Justice of the Peace in Cosumnes
Township to settle the tie vote at the last
election.
&C. McMullen, the Sheriff, notified the
Board that he had appointed Enoch Dole
Deputy Sheriff, who will take charge OF
the chain gang. bis appointment was con-
frmed.
A Climax black-board was purchased for
use in the Courthouse.
The Sheriff will be allowed 81 cents per
day for feeding the chain-gang and % cents
day for all other prisoners.
INTERNATIONAL REsTAURAYr.-Undoub
eddy the finest Restaurant in the city is
that of the international Hotel, which has
Just been thrown open to the public. w.
A. Caswell, the proprietor, has no superior
in the hotel business. He knows the wants
of the public, and he strives to please. The
dining parlors are large new and hand
somely equipped His cooks are of the
best, and the Restaurant is open at all
hours of the day and night. This is fine
improvement in connection with the rooms
in his hotel. Rooms can be let with or
-ithout board, regular boarders being pro-
,ided for in 2 dining-room just at the rear
of the Restaurant, where meals are served
at the regular hours. The front of the Res
taurant has been painted a handsome
cherry color. and fine new range has been
put in the kitchen.
DoN'T miss visiting our sale to-day. and
L. DIT. e.