The record-union., 1892-03-11
OAK PARK STREETS.
Several of Them Accepted as High
ways by the Supervisors.
Objectionable whisky Signs - Money
for the odbert Road Does Not
Materlalize Rapidly.

The Board ofSupervisors was in session
again yesterday, all of the members being
present, and Chairman Greer presiding.
The Chairman announced his intention
of resembling his former action in accept
ing the bond of f. II. Stewart, who was
recently granted license to enter into
the saloon business at Oak Park. Mr..
Greer said he would give his reasons TO
the License Collector.
OAK PARK STREETS.
Supervisor Jenkins offered resolution
70 the effect that the county accept num-
Der Of streets as public highways offered
by the Oak Park and South Sacramento
tract owners. The resolution, he ex-
plained, is made subject to the right Of
che Central Street Railway Company to
operate single or double track along the
entire length of Sacramento avenue and
Thirty-ffth street.
The resolution, when read, showed that
the owners Of Oak Park. or their grantees,
are authorized to withdraw their offer of
dedication to public use all streets south
OF cypress avenue and east of Thirty
seventh street, both parallel and cross.
except the extension of Thirty-third
street. All previous action of the Super
visors in conflict with the provisions of
the resolution are by it ordered repealed.
The resolution was adopted by a unan-
imous vote of the board.
MUST PAY THEIR LICENSES.
Supervisor Bates offered motion to
the effect that the County License Col
}ector be notified to enforce the ordinance
relating to licensing livery stables and all
other branches of business that are emu
merated in the schedule. Carried.
a communication was received from
persons living in the vicinity OF the pro-
posed new road running through J. p.
OdbertS ranch, some miles from the
County Hospital, notifying the board
that they had already subscribed S25 to-
ward the fund to purchase the right of
way, and that they expected to get more.
This road was built as private outlet by
Mr.. Odbert and cost him something like
81 200. At present it would be of great
benefit to his neighbors, aud Mr.. Odbert
offers to sell the right of way for $500. At
Mondays session of the board the pc
titioners for the road were instructed to
collect as much as they could toward the
SEQ, and were promised that the board
would cover whatever deficiency there
was.
Supervisor Miller said yesterday that
the petitioners would have to do good
deal better than S25, and on his motion it
was decided that they should raise $3.50
before the board would vote any money
toward purchasing the road.
oBJECrIoNABLE WHISKY SIGNS.
j. b. Edwards appeared before the
board and complained that a county
water tank in front of his house on the
whisky and tobacco signs. He said he
objected particularly to the whisky signs
and wanted them removed.
1t was stated that man named Level
lyn put up the Objectionable advertise
ments, and on motion of MIR. Miller they
were ordered removed.
\ petition was received asking the
board to establish public highway from
the northwest corner of John Bandeen's
ranch three-quarters of a mile from the
county road. The petition was placed on
file.
MORE REPORTS.
AT the afternoon session the bond of J.
Il. Bandeen, given as a guarantee on the
laying out of new road in Road District
15, was accepted. Frank Moore, j. NJ.
Overmeyer and County Surveyor Winn
were appointed as viewers and instructed
TO survey the road.
Mr.. Bates took the floor and stated
that five months ago County Assessor
Irvine was given permission to appoint
an extra deputy for the purpose of fixing
up a number of maps. Mr.. Irvine ap-
pointed his brother, George d. Irvine
Mr.. Bates said he had been informed that
the maps were now finished, and he
therefore moved that the extra deputy be
dispensed with, thus saving the county
s 90 q month.
Mr.. Jenkins seconded the motion and
it was carried unanimously.
The report of Dr. G.. A. White, Super
intendent of the County Hospital, for the
month OF February was received, show
ing that seyenty-eight new patients had
been admitted during the month, sew
enty-two We're discharged, and 2lS are
now on hand. The expenses for the
month were s., ,6S3 50.
After auditing a number of bills the
board adjourned until to-day.
A HOSPITAL BILL.
During the examination of bills Mr..
Bates came across the demand of J. S.
O'Callaghan, the druggist, for $50 for
drugs furnished the County Hospital
and made one of his usual kicks" and
asserted that the Superintendent must be
feeding the patients on medicine.
Mr.. Jenkins, who is the Chairman of
the Hospital Committee, took Bates to
task on the matter and informed him that
fhe bill was all right. The drugs were
furnished during the month before last
when there were 80 patients in the hos
pital. But in order to be convinced that
none of the charges We're eXhorbitant
Mr.. Jenkins said he had the bill exported
and inspected by other druggists and
they all agreed that it was all right. He
had purposely held the bill over for a
month in order to thoroughly examine
into the matter. Mr.. jenkins told Mr..
Bates that he did not like any such in
situations as he had thrown out.
YUBAS TOURIST.