The record-union., 1895-09-03
NO HORSES OR VEHICLES ALLOWED.
Carnival Line of March to Be
Kept Clear.

The Serial Bond Question Crops Up
Again in the Board OF
Trustees.
The City Board of Trustees held It's
regular weekly session LAST night, 1fus-
tees Lawton. Wachhorst. Bragg. DAVIS
Kent. Devine, Tozer, Leonard and ZEN
nish being present.
The following messages were recelVeu
from the Mayor;
COUNTED THE CASH.
To the Board Of Trustees: L respect
fully report that in conjunction with w.
d. Lawton, President OF the board OF
Trustees and j. Frank Brown, CITY AZ
torney. | counted the cash in the Clty
Treasury on SeDtem Der 1st, and found the
same to agree with the amount required
by the Auditors books.
The following is the account of the
moneys received and disbursed by the
City Treasurer during the month OF Au-
gust, 1893:
, Balance on hand August 1,o 600 90
lS95................. S253, ,928 50
Receipts during month................ 59.O4l %
Total ,869 So
Coupons paid............ 3,54S 90
Total disbursements goa o|
Balance on hand September 1, 90
1S9o................ 1oo' % o.
Respectfully submitted.
b. u. STEINMAN, Mayor.
We certify that we were present when
the cash in the City Treasury was counted
and assisted in the counting of the same.
and, further, that the above report IS
correct. w. D. LAWToN,
President of the Board of Trustees.
J. FRANK BROWN,
City Attorney.
CONTRACT APPROVED.
TO the Board Of Trustees herewith
transmit to your honorable body, with
my approval Endorsed thereon, the con-
tract between the city and j. Leim bach
for the furnishing OF fifty tons of hay Tor
the fire department. Respectfully SUBJ
mitted, b. L. STEINMAN, Mayor.
ORDINANCES APPROVED.
To the Board of Trustees: 1 herewith
transmit to your honorable body, with
my approval lndorsed thereon, Inc iol-
lowing ordinances:
/. Ordinance No. San ordinance
establishing special and separate funds
representing the several funded obllga-
tions of the city and the several de-
partments requiring municipal expendl-
lures for the fiscal year of 1886"
2. Ordinance No. -. IAN ordinance
fixing the rates of taxes to be levied and
levying the same for the fiscal year OF
1896"
3. Ordinance No. -. "An ordinance
providing for and giving vehicles, en-
gines and apparatus of the patrol system
and Fire department of Sacramento
nf ricyhf 0f and nrnUl0inO
penalty for q breach of this ordinance"
4. Ordinance No. @. Granting to the
Sacramento, Fair Oaks and Orangevale
Railway the right and privilege OF carry
ing fruit, vegetable and other freight over
and along V street, for the entire length
thereof In said city,"
5. Ordinance No. -. IAN ordinance
establishing a special fund to be known
as the Water Works Construction Fund
and transferring money from the general
fund thereto"
g. Ordinance No. -. San ordinance
approving and accepting the work Of
grading, paving and curbiDg of j street,
in the city OF Sacramento, from the east
line of Eleventh street to the east line of
Sixteenth street. Respectfully submit
ted, b. u. STEINMAN, Mayor
THE HACK ORDINANCE.
To the Board Of Trustees: You are
hereby notified that on Septem Der 2, 1895,
! approved Ordinance No. @, entitled,
IAN ordinance providing for licensing
hackney coaches. cabs, omnibuses. wag
ons and other vehicles used for carrying
passengers for hire, and providing pen
atty for a breach Of this ordinance, and on
the same day filed the same with your
Clerk. Respectfully submitted,
b. L. STEINMAE, Mayor.
SPECIAL APPOINTED.
To the Board Of Trustees: Pursuant to
q resolution of your board creating the
same, l hereby nominate. and, by and
with your consent, l hereby appoint +.
l.. Wilson to be special policeman for the
locality OF the Sacramento Night Mission,
located on Third street, between X and
L streets. Respectfully submitted,
Is. \. STEINMAN, Mayor.
When the minutes were read, Wach-
horst objected 10 that portion that stated
the board had granted permission to re-
pair certain sidewalks. He said that the
ordinance in force, which he introduced
himself, distinctly prohibited any repair
except with cemei-t or stone, He asked
to have the ordinance read, but Tozer OBJ
jected on the ground that IL would be a
waste of time, and Leonard agreed with
him.
Lawton said he thought Wachhorst was
right, but the minutes were simply a
statement of what the board had done,
and that the status of the ordinance would
not affect the minutes.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Kent said that Mr.. Shock had said that
the street car company would not run the
cars up within sixty feet of Twentieth
street at the Park, bat Il was still running
them up there. lie moved that The Street
CommiItee wait on Mr.. Shock In connec-
ton with fl. Carried.
Deyfne moved that the Clerk advertise
for bids Tor cleaning the Thirty first
street canal. He was informed that the
Supervisors would pay one-half of the
cost and the street railway company an
other third. The motion was carried.
Leonard reported the patrol wagon
house was completed and the wagon had
been put into service. and everything was
in working order. Some provision
should be made for sheltering the horse
OF the Chief of Police. He moved that
provision be made for the removal of the
old shed and covering it with corrugated