Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-02
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
sAGRAMENTO's EXHIBIT AT THE STATE
BOARD OF TRADE.
Supervisors Tsbbets and Bates Have a
set-tO-Election of License Tax Cal
lector-Miscellaneou Matters.

The Board of Supervisors met for the
December session yesterday forenoon. All
members were present, and Mr.. Ross oc-
cupied the chair.
Supervisors-elect Miller and Jenkins W ere
also present, educating themselves in the
mysteries attached to the duties of Super
visor.
After roll, call and the minutes had been
disposed of, Mr.. Greer took the floor, and
announced that the term of Office of the Lii
ceuse Tax Collector would expire with the
end ofthis month-befoIe another session of
| the Board-and he moved that they pro-
coed with the election of Collector for the
ensuing two years.
The motion was carried, aud then Mr..
Greer placed in nomination P. F. Dolan,
the present incumbent. Mr.. Bates sec.
onded it. There were no other nomina-
lions and Mr.. Dolan was declared electe !.
Dolan Immediately filed bond for $4,000,
the sureties being NJ. Fay, Chris Green
and John Ryan, each OF whom qualified
for $1,000.
n SthhiClhEh OWtlI appeared
before the Board, to call attention 10 the
proposition, brought 40 some time ago. to
put new bridge across Dry Creek, half in
San Joaquin and half in Sacramento
county, to connect the two county roads
leading to lone. Mr. Swift hes already
built bridge across Dry Creek, and offers
TO donate this together with the right of
way. provided the two counties will pay
for the fencing.
ii was discovered, in looking the matter
up, that no report had ever been received
from the viewers or surveyors with refer
ence to this work. Mr.. Swift was informed
that until the report was received the
Board could do nothing.
communication from Eugene j. Greg
org, President of the State Board of Trade,
addressed TO Supervisor Greer, was read BY
the clerk. 1t called the attention of the
Board TO the lack of interest taken by the
northern counties in keeping California
on Wheels" supplied with fresh products,
and gave the Board q shaking up geuer-
ally.
Mr. Greer explained that although the
letter was addressed to himself, he thought
1t prudent to have it read to the Board, as
it was no DOUBT OF interest to all Of the
members. He also referred to the recent
destruction by fire of all the county ex-
hibits at the State Board of Trade rooms at
San Francisco, and said it was very neces-
sary that Sacramento county should pro-
coed al once with the work OF replacing its
exhibit there.
Mr.. Tehbets moved that the communi.
cation be received and placed on file, and
that Mr.. Greer be authorized to notify the
people throughout the county, in such
manner as he should see fit, that contribu-
tons to the exhibit would be received; and
that whatever expense he might incur
would be borne by the county.
Supervisor Bates was inclined to be
grumpy. He did not think it was proper
to do anything yet. There was plenty of
time. Why not wait until after the first
OF the year? He suggested that Mr.. Teb.
bets should withdraw bis motion
Mr. Tebbeis jumped to his feet with fire
in his eye. He looked mad. I'm still a
member Of this Board" he declared
warmly, 'and when Mr. Bates or anybody
else says l must withdraw any motion I
make in this Board | can assure him I'll
resent il. While I'm in this Board I'm re-
spopsibe for what l say or do I'm will
ing enough TO leave this Board when nv
term expires. Thank God, I'm going to.
l tell you if anybody could be glad to step
out of this Office it's Doc. Tebbets. My
private business is worth too much to me-
But while I'm here Pm as good as any
other member, and don't you forget it,
either"
After relieving himself of this Mr.. Teb-
bets sat down with thump
Mr.. Bates only glared at the irats doc
tor.
Supervisor Greer stated that the matter
of replacing Sacramento's exhibit in the
State Board OF Trade rooms should be
treated with great deal Of courtesy. Other
counties, he said, we're making fine dis
plays, and if wealthy county like Saora
mento did not intend to keep up with them
he did not care to be representative of the
county as 6 member of the State Board Of
Trade.
Chairman Ross spoke in similar strain,
and Mr.. Black nodded his approval.
Realizing that everybody was against
him. MIR. Bates began to wilt
We'll" said he, maybe | don't under
| stand the matter. Have those folks got a
house for this show yet?''
He was assured that everything would be
all right by the time the exhibit was
ready, and after some further desultory
| talk he agreed to vote for Mr.. Tebbett's mo-
ton, and il was then unanimously carried.
Ex-Judge n. Greene Curtis appeared be-
fore the Board in behalf of Mrs. Valensin
and requested that some action be taken on
the proposed opening of the new road from
Hicksville to Arno and the closing of an
! other, as petitioned for some time ago by
the lady.
Mr.. Curtis was informed, however, that
owing to disagreement between Mrs Val
ensin and some of her neighbors, and as
| the matter was now in Court, the Board
had deferred action until the question was
settled.
Bills for hauling gravel in Road District
No 141 to the amount of $27 so were allow
ed; also, SO to Mrs. j. Fiel; $50 to J. E.
Blanchard, and s54 10 Richard Arnold.