Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


BOARD OF SUPERyIsoRs.-At the session
of the Board of Supervisors the following
claims we're allowed: VIM. Curtis, Sal "a /;
S. S. McEwing, Sl,100 William Turton,
$40 so. A communication was received
from Edward Cadwalader, offering to sell the
west three-quarters of the north 20 feet of
lot /, in the block bounded by I, j. Sixth
and Seventh streets, as site for Hall of
Records, for the sum of 81 500; also, an
offer from n. ID. Goodell to sell for the same
purpose, for SO, 600, !. lot between II and l,
Sixth and Seventh streets. Supervisor Beck
ley moved that the Chairman appoint a COM
mission to appraise the value of the lots.
Supervisor Blair moved that the whole mat
ter of building Hall of Records be referred
to the Building Committee Bauer, Blair
and Butler voted in the affirmative, but the
motion was defeated by the votes of the
other four members. The original motion
was then carried, Bauer voting in the mega
tive. William Ross, Hiram E. Greer and
Hubert Ladd applied for the position of
night Waterman at the Courthouse, but the
election was set for next Friday. Adjourned
until this morning.
SCHOOL Superintendent Charles
+. Bishop makes the following report: Last
Friday E. FL. Bradner resigned his position as
teacher of the Capitol District School, to the
sincere regret of the patrons and pupils The
school loses a very efficient and earnest
teacher by this change. Mr.. Bradner in
tends to remove to Humboldt county, where
he has taught several terms. The Board of
Trustees have secured the services of Mrs. A.
I'll. Mcdonald to continue the school for the
remainder of the term. The roll of honor
as made up on the credit reward system, for
attendance, punctuality and department. in
cludes the following pupils: George Cutter,
Willietta Chisholm, Eugene Cutter, John
Knowls 100; Eugene Grant, George Faulk-
ner, Nelson McKeen, 90; Carrie Curtis,
Willie Parker, Matte Treat, 81; Loie Treat,
Charley Browning, "a; Daisie Houston, Min
ME Houston, go; James McKeen, Willie
Duncan, Frity Bonetti 90; Maggie Knowls,
Georgia Glassc0ck, Charley Priest, Carl
Schmidt, 81. Whole number enrolled, 81 :;
per cent. of attendance for twenty-five weeks,
90; hardness, two-thirds of one per cent.
For GRAND LARcENY.-O Wing yes
terday arrested R. H. Mackall upon war
rant charging him with grand larceny. About
two weeks ago Mackall, J. S. Woods and
one or two others were playing poker at a
saloon on the corner of Seventh and K streets
kept by Woods and there was Sol on the
table While Woods was busy at the bar,
Mackan put the money in his pocket and
took his departure. The next morning
Woods went to G. Hyson's saloon, where
MackaH roomed, and arrested him. At the
time of the arrest they went to Mackalfs
room to get the money, but Mackall seized
the bag, containing about $3.50, and threw it
down stairs to Hyson, and the latter kept it,
claiming that he had given it to Mackal to
purchase cattle. The prisoner was then
taken to the County Jail, but Woods not re-
turning promptly with warrant, he was re-
leased Since that time he has been away
from the city until yesterday, when he came
in and gave himself up to the officer and gave
bond for his appearance. lie admits taking
the money, but claims that it fairly belonged
to him.
THE WOMAN BEATER. - Yesterday, in
Judge Henry's Court, Jake Smith was ar
raigned for having beaten a woman with
whom he was living on L street. The woman
was the prosecuting witness. and told sor-
rowful story of how he had beaten her. Once
before he had been fined, but through fear of
him she paid his fine and had him released
The prisoner was exceedingly impudent, and
insisted that the Police Court had no juris-
diction in the case that it was necessary TO
beat the woman to keep her in good humor,
and that she would not prosecute him but for
officer Jackson The prisoner will spend the
next six months in the County all studying
as to whether Judge Henry had any authority.
POLICE CoURF.-In the Police Court yes
terday James Roberts and Edward WHISKY,
convicted of vagrancy, were sentenced to 90
DAYS each in the county Jail. Jake Smith
was convicted of beating woman, and sem
fenced to $50 days in the county Jail. All
Sing pleaded ignorance as an excuse for ex-
ploding firecrackers, and was fined 81 80.
Henry Staring, accused of disturbing the
peace, was discharged with a reprimand.
Charles MARCEL, faro dealer, pleaded guilty,
and was held to answer before the Grand
Jury, with bail fixed at $500.
BONDS FuED.-W. E. Gerber yesterday
filed his bond as County Recorder in the sum
of $40 900, with Henry Gerber, John Gerber,
G. L. Kuchler and F. S. George as sureties,
for $4,000 each; also, a bond of $50, 000
as County Auditor, with George Lorenz and
Frederick Cox as sureties. James G.. Pierson,
County Surveyor, with Christopher Green.
l.. +. Aiken and r. S. Carey as sureties, in
the sum of s., 800 each. John II. Coyle filed
a bond as Justice Of the Peace for Center
township, with pougald ellis and William
Carrick as suretIes.
THE FREE L1BPARY-The Librarian of the
City Free Library makes this report for last
week: Number of books drawn during the
week, 73S: average number per day, 104
number Of works OF fiction, $50 history, %
biography, l6; travels, 90 general htera
ture 80 poetry, 16; religious 6 (; science
and art, %; percentage of other works than
fiction. "a; average number of readers per
day, 81.
AMILR GALLI-The case of Amile CALI
charged with an assault to murder, came VI
for examination in Justice Gilmer's Cour
Yesterday. The charge was reduced to bat
terv. to which the defendant pleaded guilty
Rv agreement the case was dismissed, the
defendant paving costs and the medical bills
of the man whom he had injured.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.--There were for
warded to the East yesterday 2 car loads o
merchandise and l of dried fruit One car o
wagons, 8 of wood, 2 of merchandise, l o.
bolts, . of wheat. l of oil and of coal wer'
received here. Eleven cars OF cattle wen
through from Nevada to San Francisco.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. : The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden Febru
airy 14th For S. H. Davis, cases axes w
ID. Comstock. car load of furniture Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co.. 60 bundles iron pipe
Baker & Hamilton, 50 cases axes; Hall
Luhrs (; Co., p boxes salt mackerel.
THE MARYsv1LLE CAsE.-The examination
of Matte Clark, at Marysville, who was ar
rested here few weeks since upon warrant
charging her with deserving an infant, Ie'
suited in the discharge of the defendant
there being no evidence to connect her will
the offense.
COMMERCIALLY Harriet came down The
river with barge of grain Monday night. aud
the Governor Dana and c. NJ. Small yesLer
day, with grain.
JUST RECEIVED FROM Our eastern Fac
ToRY.-Twenty-f cases OF the Gilman
Standard Screw Boots, at old price, So and
the world renowned our I. Eureka" -Baots-1i
cases at old price, 81 80. at the Red House.
Fr1Toy MARKET, FIFTH AND K STREETS
uI ;-a and 7 ct live" Received to-day tn