Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Sacramento county schools, to the State
Superintendent of Public Instruction. The
city and county schools are included Total
number enrolled, 5,S55 average number be-
longing, 1927 average daily attendance,
$3.50: whole number of schools, 124 There
were in attendance in the county Sc children
of African descent and two Indians. There
were 2l9 Chinese within the county between
the ages of 5 and II years, of which rs at
tended school. The financial exhibit in
cluded in the report is as follows: Average
of salaries plid to teachers, S7S. Total paid
for teachers salaries So, 147. Paid for
penses, SIG, 407 paid for libraries, 81, 1S6
Total expenses, $780, 600. Balance on hand
at close Of school year, So, $50. Valuation of
school houses, lots and furniture, S215, 81 !;
valuation of school libraries, 81, valua-
ton OF school apparatus, S3,636, Total val
uation of school property, S2S6, 500.
Police CouRr.-The following cases were
disposed of Yesterday in the Police Court ::
Henry Steinmeyer, disturbing the peace,
fined $40 and costs; Mrs. Rhoda McGrath,
disturbing the peace, tried, found guilty and
to aupear for Judgment tomorrow l.. Lans-
ing. violating ordinance 142, deposit of $40
forfeited by non-appearance; Dick Rivers,
battery, tried, found guilty and to receive
sentence tomorrow Barney Corrigan, dis
turbing the peace, found guilty and fined $40
and costs James Morgan, drunk, case dis
missed; Jerry Kane, disturbing the peace,
fined so and costs Mike Ryan, drunk, fined
81 and costs The following cases-Henry
Taylor and Edward Kelly, grand larceny !;
Henry Taylor, robbery John Welch, VIM.
Schumann, Louis Brown, Michael DORIS, III.
Weimar and George Farr, disturbing the
peace, and G. Borst-were continued till to-
day.
REPUBLICAN LEGIoN.-Tbe regular weekly
meeting of the Republican Legion was held
last evening at Howes Hall, c. N. Post pre-
siding, T. D. Ryan, Secretary. On motion.
the club resolved to turn out at the Repub-
lican meeting to be addressed by Hon. Henry
Edgerton next Monday evening, and the
Secretary was directed to invite the various
Republican clubs to participate. Campaign
documents were received from the State Cen
trail Committee and distributed among the
members. The Executive Committee re-
ported that they would have the uniforms of
Company A ready for Thursday evening,
when members could receive them at the
hail. The meeting was addressed by several
of the members, after which the meeting ad-
j5urned.
En- ROUTE TO FoLsoM.-Sheriff n. B.
Fish, Of Sierra county, past through the city
yesterday, having F. Galemberti in his GUS
tody, who goes to Folsom State Prison for
life for the murder of John Galvizoni, at
Sierra City, on the Dist day Of last March.
Stephen halispena was convicted of being
engaged in the same crime, and is sentenced
to be hanged on the 18th of November next
Application for new trials were made in the
Superior Court and denied, and have been
carried to the Supreme Court, but as it is
thought they cannot be reached at the Octo-
Der term, an application for postponement of
carrying out the sentence in relation to Mails
pena il anticipated.
PERSONAL Sparrow Smith has returned
from his visit to the Eastern States. l.. N.
Clement, Of San Francisco, was in the city
yesterday. Mrs Howe, of the Folsom Tele.
graph, was in the city yesterday. Mrs. S.
w. Backu5 and family have gone TO San
Jose. Secretary Of State Burns went to
Marysyille to look after debris matters yes
terday The following SacrameRtans were at
Towards Springs yesterday: George w.
jackson aad wife. j. w. Hughes and wife,
Il. II. Miller and John Beck.
POLICE ARRIsTs. The following arrests
were made in this city yesterday William
Grant. battery, by officer Woods; Chuck
Tuck Sing, disturbing the peace, by officer
Rider Mike Hennesey, disturbing the peace,
by officer Rider; John Jordan, battery, by
officer Rider; two DRINKS, who won't give
their names, arrested by officers Fredericks
and Woods G. G. Sylvester, assault to com
init rape, by Frank Kuntz d. Jones, drunk,
By special officer Rider Peter Smith, drunk,
by officer Rider.
FgEGHT MovENESTs-Th following car
loads OF freight were received in this city
Yesterday: Oae of barley, of -four, 4'of
wood. 2 Of lumbar, 1 of wheat, 2 of ice, . Of
granite, l Of horses, 3 Of canned fruit and 2
Of coal. Also the following through car
loads were forwarded east Twenty-Five Of
tea, Of barley, of coffee, Of canned
goods, of canned fruit, of merchandise, 3
of salmon, of champagne. OF wool.
TEMPERANCE MKETING.-Th viii be an
other meeting at the school house in Wash
ing,on this evening. in the interests Of tenn
persrce. at which it is expected Mcdonald
Club incluaing pledging against liquors and
tobacco win be organized. Addresses viii
he made by Rev. II. II. Rice and others, 20
be iaterspersed with singing.
THB RIvER The steamer Apache was
loaded yesterday for its downward trip to
its fullest capacity, taking on 1881 sacks of
wheat. about 225 tons, in addition to a large
cargo Of State Fair goods and general mer-
chandise. The steamer Harriet with barge
Lizzie Paterson, went up yesterday, both
light.
PROPERTY IDENTIFIED.-The bundle of
grain sacks recently taken from man in
this city, whom it WIS believed had stolen
than, have been identified as the property of
Kirk Of Kirlxsville, to which place the sacks
were being shipped when stolen from the
wharf in this city.
MERoHASpIsE RgPoRT.-The only freight
for Sacramento which passed Ogden on the
26th instant. was 400 kegs OF nails for Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co.
PAID Ory.-The Central Pacific Railroad
pay car arrived yesterday afternoon at about
4 O'Clock, and distributed its monthly cheer
to the employees.
BOND FLED.-The official bond as Notary
Public has bean filed by +. D. Ryan, with
John Ryan ard Thomas o. Toole as sureties.
SosEIHvd NEw-Terry Toilet Qlilts at
So 20 TO 81 honeyc1mb baaspyeads. full size.
~ cents heavy croChet sftieafif. IL - and
81 ca; Alarsei.ies spre sds 81 ~ TO Sc 30.
The aboye are special value az the Red
Honse.
REMFsBER, we viii commence closing out
several Important lines of corsets, at the most
remarkably low prices, to-day noon. Ladies',
make suro and be present. Mechanics
Store
IT has become settled fac. that the cheap
corner Rochester Store is selling goods
cheaper than any house in Sacramento.
Northwest corner Ninth and J.
IADrEs who are interested in that all
important article of dress, GO The Corset, "
should nos fail to read our new advertise
ment IN to-dsy's issue. Mechanics Store.
THE DAVIS SEWING MACHINE received first
premium st the California State Fair, 1880.
Jacob Lang agent, ia J street.
Don't Miss our corset sale, to commence
to-day noon. Great bargains in store for
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