Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CLOSING ExERoIsEs-The closing exer
cises of the Sacramento Grammar SchooI
took place yesterday afternoon, and was
greeted with good audience. The room
was decorated with evergreens and flowers,
and over the platform were the words,
Farewell "-" Glass of 80" The exercises
throughout were rendered in a highly credit.
able manner, and with much apparent salts
faction to parents and teachers The following
was the programme: Chorus, ly the class,
Light and cay" composition, by Ella
Naddilove, Self-Reliance; reading, by
Carrie Bellmer, Fall of Charleston :" COM
position, written by William Ripley and read
by Ida Files, Sources of a Nations Wealth =
duet, by Maggie Fay and Mile Parsons,
Beautiful Moonlight defamation, by
Ernest Deuel., .'John jenkins Sermon -
recitation, by Mile Parsons, ga Legend of
Bregenz;" instrumental solo, by Mamie
Barrett, !" La Sonnambula ;" defamation, by
Bennie Plant, " Balaklava :" recitation. by
gypsy Chorus" by Mile Parsons, Mary
Luther, Alice Woods, Mamie Barrett and
Maggie Fay; defamation. by Hiram
johnson, Address, by Robert Inger-
soil at Soldiers Reunion" Su-
perintendent Mcdonald then called upon
President j. T.. Griffitts, of the Board of
Education, for remarks, and to preside during
the delivery OF diplomas TO the members of
the class. Upon taking the chair he made
some complimentary and well chosen remarks
to the graduates and said the recent action
OF the Board was based upon the fact that it
was believed they were fully qualified to
enter the High School. The Chair then called
upon Mr.. Hornblower, who addressed the
class at some length expressive of the inter-
est felt and confidence of the Board in the
present standing and future success of the
graduating members, and at the close of his
remarks delivered the diplomas. Superin-
tendent Mcdonald also spoke briefly, after
which the exercises were closed by the class
singing in chorus, Ring the Merry Bells. y
PoLIuE CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of James Powelson and
Jacob Smith, for vagrancy, with All Chung
and All Bow for gambling, were continued
until the 11th instant Emil Perdrix, for OBJ
tanning property under false pretenses, will
answer TO his case to morrow, as also Miss
Louisa, Tor exposure of person. Charles
Blodgett, charged with disturbing the peace,
continued till to-day. Thomas Crowey was
fined SD 20 foi being drunk, and James
Stuart was fined - 80 for the same offense.
All Sing mixed too much beuzine in his
decorations on Monday and became SO
delnonstretiye in bis oratorical efforts upon
the streets that it was adjudged to amount to
disturbing the peace, and he was solaCed with
fine OF S33 50, or i'll case lie should not find
that amount conveniently at hand, thirty
days in jail would answer the same purpose.
Thomas Peterson, young man who had got
too much, but being his first offense was dis
charged, John Hailahaa, who was arrested
for throwing stones at Cinnamon aud ad-
united TO bail, forfeited his bond by non
appearance.
IsCoRPoRATIoNs.-Ar Articles OF incorporation
were fled with the Secretary of State yester-
day as follows: The Santa Clara City Flour
ing Company. Directors-C J. Hawley, c.
a. Pilkin, A. MADAM, J. A. Baker. Capital
stock S35, coo, in $50 shares, of 800 each.
TIE Uncas Mining Company Place of bust
mess, San Francisco. Directors-T J. Brow
sr, $. Fl. Mather, j. NJ. Walker, G. f. Gil
lett, J. II. Coleman. Capital stock s., 900.
000 IN 100, 900 shares OF SO each Odd Eel
lows Hail Association OF San Francisco, with
So Directors. Fanule Gold and Silver Min
Ing Company, Of Storey county. Place OF
business, San Francisco. Directors Charles
g. Herman, V. Regarye, G. H. Redmund
-. Wolf, Thomas Lawrence CAPITAL stock
SO, GEO. coo, in 100000 shares Of 800 each
The Favorite Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany Of Storey county, Nevada. Place o.
business, San Francisco. Directors and stock
same as last above
\ SHARP AGEyT.-A certain hotel man or
j street had a sewing machine for sale Mon
day and applied to a sharp agent to effect 4
disposal Of the silent worker. What viii
y;u give il 1 sell it for S25 - :. Five dollars
replied tbs landlord. Five dollars i fui
you 4 purchaser right off, Yes, and IL
so'd coin" " Good. Your brother, the
brewer, wants just such 4 machine. Send il
out to Sntteryiiie At once. It's sale" AND
then that Beuifaca remembered that his sis
ter-n-iaw had been looking for a secondhand
sewing machine for three weeks, and he
hadn't dresmed of how near home he had Z
purchaser. To ask Theilea il he has any
more sewing machines for sale now bring:
this response: ''I4oot here, does you dirk
there's bigger fool outside Germany dan
s'n Igei lager"
TeNrgnArunE FOR May. - The tenn
peratgro as computed by S. X. Gerrish
from observations in this city at J. A., . r
Al. aud 9 P. r., is rs follows for May: Tht
mean temperature for the month, CO CO
warniest mean day, the 3lst, 16' warm
est extreme, the 18th, 50 coolest mean day
the l1th 47.66'; c9ldest extreme, the l25h
IS. The mean temperature Tor MAY
1879, was 59;74'; 1915, 64.5S' 1877, G4.2o'
1876. 81; 1875, 70 so. Rained on tn,
9Th. 10th, 11th and 12.h-a total Of 791 Of Al
inch. In May, 1879, ! $50 inches of rain fell
MERCHANDISE REpoRT.- The followin;
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on tn
9th For the Central Pacific Railroad Co,
barrels varnish; Continental Oil and Trans
portation Company, ] tank oil Studebake
Bros, ! car wagons; Nebius K Co., y boxe
tobacco; Hail, Luhrs & Co, 10 tierces hams
l.. Elkus & Co, 3 boxes hats NJ. c. Haw,e,
K Co, s rolls rubber betting; C. II. Stevens
& Co., cases shoes II. c. Kirk & Co.,
box drugs, l box zinc. box potash, boz
powder.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS following ca
loads Of freight were received yesterday
One Of wagons. of lime, of lumber, l o
wood bolts, 2 of old iron, 2 of ice II Of wood
OF wool. s of wheat l of coal, 2 OF wagons
of powder, l of iron pipe, l of horses; aiS
/ Of salmon and of wool were sent east b.
overland.
HALL OF REcoRDs.-The Board of Super
Yisors advertise for sealed proposals for tn
erection of the Hall of Records according t
located on lot adjoining and west of Court
hosse. or some adjacent lot in same block
the bids to be filed on or before July Sth, a
I0A.G.
HosPiTAL REroBT.-Dr. a. B. Nixon's re
ort Of the Railroad HOSPITAL for the mont
Of May is as follows Present in hos
pital May 1st, 20; admitted during til
month, p; discharged, 80; died, re
manning In hospital May 3lst, 20: privat
honss aud Office patients treated, 1l9. Total
40.
FIRE ST FREEroRr FERBY.-The barn
eranary and ferry house of Stanton Meyers
at Freeport Ferry, were burned Sunday morn
ing at about . o'clock, together with contents
consisting OF grain. beans. bay. and harness
amounting in value to about So, 900. Moth
ing Is known as to the origin of the fire.
PRICES TELL! The old standby, the Re
House, always doing what is right. No catcf
corner game, but a profit on all. Good
bought right, the rush will come for then
A thousand pairs of mems and boys line
duck pants, white and colored-only think
fro,n a,,ction at IN cents a rair Those fin