Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-28
hBOUND THE CAPITOL
NOTES GATHERED AMONG THE SEVERAL
DEPARTMENTS.
Powers of Supervisors to Create Funds
The Governor Yet Il-Appoint-
neutrality-suspicious.

Acknowledgement Johnson on yesterday
sent the following opinion to w. A. Howell,
County Auditor at Bakersfield: Reply
ing to yours of the 18th instant, l have to
say that the Board of Supervisor are au-
. thorized to establish such county funds as
they may deem necessary, and to transfer
moneys from one fund to another, as the
public interest may require but l have not
been able to find any provision of this kind
in respect to road district funds"
In answer to an inquiry of G. h. Phar
of San Jacinto, the Attorney-General has
notified him that the Office of Notary is
declared vacant when he ceases to be an in
habitant of The county for which he was
appointed.
G. E. Stewart, President of the Hum
boldt County Horticultural Society, was
also informed that within twenty days
after filing with or presentation to the Board
OF Supervisors of his county, proper Pc
tition for the appointment OF County
Board OF Horticultural Commissioners, it
was the duty of the Board to select three
Commissioners. They not having done so,
a mandamus will be issued against the
Board to compel them to do this duty.
THE GOVERNORS OFFICE.
Governor Waterman is still i'll and Pri-
vate Secretary Boruck says that he (the
Governor) will undoubtedly not take part
in the parade here on July 4th. The staff
will, however.
g. +. Grunsky, OF Sacramento, has been
appointed and commissioned a member of
e..
Harbors vice William Ham, Hall, disouai-
flied by reason of holding Federal Office.
Mr.. Hall is in the Government employ as
Assistant Consulting Engineer on Irriga-
ton of Arid Lands.
The Governor yesterday appointed the
following Notaries Public: John r. Glee-
son, Chico T. B. Pierson, San Bernardino;
r. B. Tappan, Alameda Samuel Cliff,
Creston, San Luis 0bispo.
The Governor has signed land patents as
follows; Grant of 10th and 36th sections
Horace B. Taylor, Butte, $50 acres; Hor-
ace B. Taylor, Shasta, 1880 acres; Henry
W. Taylor, Trinity, $40 acres; P. L. Nc
Clure, Lassen. GAO acres; Mayo Lumber
Company, Mendocino, 800 acres; Frank B.
Martin, Fresno, $40 acres.
FOLSOM PRISON INQUIRY.
Marcus D. Boruck says that the investi-
cation OF the Folsom Prison affairs will
probably be postponed by the Governor
till at least July 18th, and possibly to the
22d.
COUNTY SETTLEMENTS.
The following county settlements were
made into the State Treasury yesterday
Stani5laus, S4,6S1 03 Sonoma, st, 929 40;
FresI o, ST., 1872 SO. Judge Swain, of Stock
ton, paid in $50 Is, as fines imposed for
illegal fishing.
COMPANIES INCORPORATED.
Articles of incorporation of the First
Presbyterian Church of Sonora, Tuolumne
county, were filed in the Secretary of State
office yesterday. The Directors are: Jas.
II. Mayes, John Creighton, H. R. Stipp
and George W. Nicol.
Incorporation articles of the Southern
California Paving Company were also filed
yesterday. The principal place of business
is Los Angeles, the capital stock $1,OOO,-
600, and the Directors are E. F. Spence,
t. Z. Rowan, w. ]. Broderick, J. A. Fair
child and G. F. Conant.