The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-24


the Board of Supervisors room.
The board met to wind up some small
matters that went over at the last reg
ular session and to settle a Few oe-
mands growing out of the holding OIL
the late State Convention of Supervis-
ors. These demands were very SMALL
however, thanks to the liberality OF the
railroad company and various lndlv1o-
uals.
THROWING BOUQUETS.
After some minor matters had been
disposed of, Mclaughlin presented the
following preambles and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, 1t has been our pleasure TO
entertain our brother Supervisors
throughout the State, who have met
with us in convention during the last
week; and,
Whereas, We have been ably. kindly
and courteously assisted by WARDEN
Charles Aull of the Folsom state
Prison, in making the visit OF our So
journlng brother Supervisors one to be
remembered for many days to come,
particularly on the occasion OF the eX-
cursion recently held by said conven-
ton to the Folsom State Prison; there
fore, be it
Resolved That a vote of thanks be
extended to Warden Charles Aull and
that these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of this board, and that
copy thereof be mailed to the said War
den Aull of Folsom State Prison, duly
attested by the Clerk of this board.
Whereas, 1t has been our pleasure to
entertain our brother Supervisors
throughout the State, who have met
with us in convention during the last
week; and,
Whereas, We have been greatly and
immeasurably aided and assisted IN
making said convention of Supervisors
an occasion long to be remembered with
pleasure, through the kindness of Cap
tain Frank Ruhstaller in kindly secur-
ing and donating his hall to said con-
yention for its comfort and entertain
ment, the Elks' Hall int the City of Sac
ramento, thus affording said conven-
ton a convenient and comfortable place
of entertainment and meeting; now,
therefore, be it
Resolved That a vote of thanks be
extended by this board to Captain
Frank Ruhstaller for his kindness IN
donating to our convention OF super
visors the use of the Esllxs' Hall in Sac
ramento City for our convenience and
comfort, and that these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of this board
and that copy thereof be mailed to the
said CAPTAIN Frank Ruhstaller, duly
attested by the Clerk of this board
Whereas, 1t has been our pleasure to
entertain our brother Supervisors
throughout the State, who have met
with us in convention during the last
week; and,
Whereas, We have been ably, cour-
teously and kindly assisted by Miss
Alice Curtis and the ladies assisting
her. constituting the Committee on
Decorations and Refreshments during
the continuance in session of said con-
vention, in making the convention, by
their efforts in entertaining our guests
and rendering their stay as enjoyable
as possible. one to be remembered with
heartfelt pleasure for many days by
those who attended the convention;
therefore, be it
Resolved, That vote of thanks De
extended to Miss Alice Curtis and ladies
assisting her, constituting the Commit
tee on Decorations and Refreshments,
ton a source of sincere pleasure to
those convened with us. and that these
resolutions be spread upon the minutes
of this board, and that a copy thereof
be mailed to- said Miss Alice Curtis and
to the ladies assisting her, constituting
the Committee on Decorations and Re-
freshments during the continuance in
session of said convention, duly attest
L.
Whereas, We were courteously assist
ed in cordially and sumptuously enter
tanning the visiting Supervisors on
February II, 1899. on our visit to the
County Hospital by DR.. G. A. White,
the Superintendent: therefore, be it
Resolved, That vote of thanks be
extended to Dr. G.. A. White for his
Mberal entertainment of the visiting
Supervisors, and that these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of this
board and a copy thereof be forwarded
by the Clerk of this board to Dr. G. A
White.
On motion of Jenkins. a vote of
thanks was extended the Chairman and
other members of the Committee OF
Arrangements for the manner in which
they performed the duties assigned
them in connection with the recent
State Convention of Supervisors.
OTHER BUSINESS.
Wilbur F. George presented petit
ton from property owners of Reclama-
ton District $40 for the appointment
of h. G. Neistrath as a member of the
Trustees of that district to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of Trustee
Henry Myers.
On motion of Jenkins the prayer of
the petitioners was granted.
A petition of a similar nature was re-
ceived from property owners of Recla-
nation District $50 (Andrus Island)
asking that Joseph E. Crew be appoint