Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


STATE BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-The Stat.
Board of Education met yesterday at ths
office of the State Superintendent. Present
Governor George c. Perkins, State Superin
tendent J., NJ Campbell and G. III. Allen,
Principal of the State Normal School. The
following resolution was offered by Mr.
Campbell and adopted-ayes, Allen and
Campbell; no, Perkins Resolved, That
the Home and School Journal be and the
same is hereby designated as the official or
gan of the Department of Public Instruction,
as provided in subdivision II of Section 152l
of the Political Code, at an expense not tc
exceed 81 Is per annum for each school dis
trict in the State" Life diplomas were
issued as follows: Emma ii. Beane, Kate
Driscoll, VIM. +. Dean, w. III. Edwards, +.
w, Emmerson, B. A. Fassett, j. z. LIE
Fevre, Maria d. Hartley, w. B. Howard, e.
P. Manly, George w. Peasants. Nj. Il.
Shekels, j. II. Wells and G. w. Worthen'
Educational diplomas were issued as follows
Mary F. White, Eliza q. Welch, M; ).
Worthen, L. w. Valentine, Maggie Todd, L.
Stewart, Sadie L. Sears, G.. c. Richards,
Nellie NJ. Post, Abbie E. Pratt, w. II,
Price, Jr., w. w. Poole, j. C. Nash, I'll. ii.
McCutchan, J. l.. McClelland, Mary A.
Leahy, w. II. Leek. n. Jones, Janet Hen
derson, B. A. Hawkins. J NJ Gleayes, c. K.
Frazier, w. ID. Eginhoff, Lou. Dorsey, Mag
gle Z. Drew, G. Converse, j. ID. Collins,
Mary V. Curtis, O. a. Baker, Katie A.
Brincan and NJ. G. Bagley.
POLICE CouRT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Mrs. Bullion was fined SO 30 for
disturbing the peace, Mrs. Jack Donovan
81 so for the same offense, and Jack Donovan
was discharged; Mrs. Gilbert, charged with
peace disturbing, forfeited SO deposit; the
case of Katie Gilbert, for disturbing the
peace, was continued till to-day. The above
are the parties engaged in last Sundays free
fight on Third street Mrs. M. Dubois and
Josie DuvaI, for disturbance of peace, were
discharged on payment Of costs; the chargs
against the same party for battery was dis
missed Mrs. DeBsll alias Too Tool ohnnie,
peace disturber, was fined 81 so; Mrs. Bauer,
for same offense, was required to aid in swell
ing the city treasury by payment of a like
amount: T. G.. Harris, drunk. was fined
81 50, NJ McGibney and NJ. Kinney, foi
sleeping 10 car, were discharged.
PERSONAL Mrs. 81. D. Jones, Of this city,
leaves this morning for Santa Cruz. Robt.
Anderson and wife left for Monterey yester.
day. Harry Longton and family started
Yesterday for Tomales Point, taking in
Windsor and the Geysers on their way.
State Superintendent Campbell left for San
Francisco yesterday afternoon. Albert Gal
laten and Joseph Steffens started for Woods
creek, Shasta county, yesterday, with hook
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Revenue e. j. Clark took the overland East
ern train yesterday, to make a three months
visit TO " the States" JAS. B. Stetson re-
turned from fishing excursion to Clear
Lake Yesterday. Warden Poekham was in
the city yesterday. Secretary Of State Burns
was a member of the excursion party that
lett for Yosemite yesterday.
TEMPERATURE Yesterday was the hottest
day Of the season thus far, the thermometer
standing at So at 8 o'clock p. NJ at the Sig
nal Corps Station. Minimum for the day
being 6ia a. o'clock A. NJ. The highest
temperature prior to this was So which was
reached the day previous st $3.50 P. NJ, and
the next highest temperature was So on the
1st OF June. and on July % and 9Th. The
wind has been i'll the north principally since
the morning Of the llth. Thermometers il
some parts Of town gave the temperature be
tween and P u. as high as So. Partie:
who came from Woodland in the evening
stated that the Thermometers there showed
10i' as the maximum for the day.
School CENSUS. AT the Office of the State
Superintendent of Schools reports of the
School Census have been received from nine
counties. In Del Norte there are Az chill
dren, against $50 last year-a gain of q
Napa has' 326, against 3, BOG last year.
gain of 100; San Benito has /, 53S, against
1923 last year-a gain Of Is; San Bernar.
dino has J, i23, against 2, i20 last year-a gain
of 8; San Francisco has IS 1872, against 81,
105 last year-a loss of 3 COS; San Mateo has
2 ga, against 2, 432 last year-a gain OF 242
Sutter has 5i6 AGAINST l,653-a loss Of 81
Tehama has 2249 against 2, l52-a gain OF
%; Yuba has 2 S1T, against 2, 4S1 last year
a loss Of ITO.
REVIEW, DISSECTION AND MUSTER Orders
have been Issued from the general head
quarters Of the Fourth Brigade of the
National Guard Of this State tina. the annual
inspection and muster Of the troops of that
brigade lacdtsd in this city shall take place
next Thursday &C o'cloc< ?. "a, after which
Brigadie. General John f. Sheehan will re
view the troops. Major w. a, Houghton,
of the Generals staff. has been detailed Il
superintend the inspection. Colonel Greed
Raymond will be in command Of the regi-
ment.
CRIMINALS SESTEScED.-In the Superior
Court yesterday, John McKain, who robbed
Thomas Rogers in n. l.. Drew's lumber yard
last month, having first got him intoxicated
and induced him to go to that place, was ar.
raigned, pleaded guilty and sentenced to one
wear in the State Prison VIM. Fleming,
who was accused Of stealing from the person
of John Gallagher the sum Of $40, in March
last was arraigned and pleaded guilty t.
petit larceny, and was sentenced to thirty day.
in the County Jail.
MILITARY COMMISSIONS. = Commissions
were issued yesterday from the Office of Ad
jutant- General S. w. Backus, as follows
To John III. Dickinson as Colonel Of the Firsi
Infantry Regiment, Second Brigade, OF th'
National Guard TO Henry Gibbons, ,Ir., a
Major and Surgeon on the staff OF Coione
Dickinson to Rev. A. l.. Stone as Captain
and Chaplain ON the same staff
FREIGHT MovEMKSrs-Ca of freight
were received in this city yesterday as FOL
lows: Five of wood, 10 of hogs, 3 OF lumber
of hides, of windmills, of ice, Of lime
l of canned fruit, If barley, l of coal. Car
10 idsof throus h treig IT. Z ist were forwarded
IL OF salmon, z of wool, of cement, 2 o
sugar. Of canned goods, 2 of potatoes, o
merchandise.
EMBEzzLKMEST CASE = The Sacramento
Savings Bank ENLIGHTENMENT case-The PEG
pie VS.. II. J. P.lue is set for trial to-day
District Attorney buckley viii be assisted
by S. Scion Holl upon the prosecution, and
Greed Raymond, w. A. Cheney and c. r.
Jones will appear for the defense.
JUsr RECEIVED aud placed in stock several
pieces fancy bordered cambrics, in old
GOLD" Gendarme and vine color. These
goods are very fashionable and decidedly
new, aud the price fixed very favorable
Dress goods department. Mechanics Store.
THE THERMOMETERS AT 100 will net keer
tie crowds away from the Red House to Sc.
cure the bargains offered on their and TO-
cent counters.
READ ADVERTISEMENT IN this mornings
paper. on first page, in reference to new
Clothing just received at Mechanics store.