Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-28

Ol LUOLitU VI NIL iA0Ny ~
have a special meeting of the Board some
evening the present week. at the call OF the
President, to consider the report OF the Com
mittee on Rules and Regulations.
The Board then proceeded to the election
of teachers to fill vacancies.
Nominations were made for teacher OF
the sixth grade as follows: Miss Mary A.
Way. Miss Clara Henley, Miss Hetty Palmer,
Mrs. n. J. Toll Miss Henley was elected
on the third ballot.
For teacher. in the seventh grade, Miss
Way, Miss Cannie Mason, Miss Nina Fun
ston and Miss Annie Bell Gilkey were nom
mated. Miss Mary A. Way was elected on
the first ballot This supplied all vacancies.
Thefollowing bills We're allowed and ordered
to be paid: w. NJ. Kimber, $500; w. G.
HAYS, S14 Is l.. X. Hammer, assigGee, S27
John Stott, 500 so: Thomas Halpin, 50
d. Durson, Sl05; Mitchell & Pierpont, SS4
Union Insurance Co., S45; H, S. Croker &
Co., $50 S3; F. L. Landes, 1924 As; Butter
field & White. 81 rs; Foster l. Billingsley,
$50 10; Robert DevIiu, S25; Robert Phil
lips, IS; Peter Curran, SIC; janitors
salaries, $40 so.
The President announced special meeting
of the Board, to be held this evening, at half.
past O'Clock
The Board then adjourned.
For SAN QUENTIN. Railroad Detective F.
7. Burke of this city states that on the 9TH
instant train at Fresno was robbed of a
trunk which was taken to the rear of China
town in that place ard rifed. Mr.. Burke,
who was then at Borden, three miles from
MADEIRA, and about thirty miles from Fresno,
was notified by telegraph, and before leaving
town found three tramps who had just arrlv-
ed at Borden, whom he suspected as the
parties who committed the robbery. Going
to Fresno he obtained full particulars. and
taking Deputy Sheriff Mead with him, re-
turned Immediately to Borden and found two
f tn. three tramps, Thomas Williams and
Charles Allen, still there, whom they arrest
ed One of them had in his possession q sack
which contained all the stolen property.
| They were taken to Fresno end lodged 10
| j ii and few days since pleaded guilty and
were sentenced to one years confinement
each at San Quentin.
ANOTHER EscAPE.-While NIessrs. Garrett
and Shellars had their corps of men from the
County Jail at work yesterday in the neigh
borhood of Seventh and r streets among
some tall grass or titles, one of the gang, John
RYAN, took advantage of the hiding place
and made his escape, which was effected by
slipping the shackle from his ankle. Search
was instituted, and after the southern and
eastern portions Of. the city had been care
fully searched over, Deputy Sheriff Garrett
found the missing man secreted in the tule
about 300 yards from where he lett the work
ing party, aud hugging the ground for dear
lie to prevent being seen. lie was conveyed
t. safe quarters by Garrett and Shellars, and
seemed much disguised at his failure to skip
town.
LEFT Us AT LAsT-When Jack Dowd's
case was called yesterday morning in the
Police Court it was found that there was no
ore to prosecute aud the case was dismissed.
When released fcom the County Jail on Sat
urday it was with the understanding that he
would take his final departure from town by
yesterday, and he made good this programme
by lea ring the city for Stockton ON the ll:l5
A. NJ. train. Notwiths landing his frequent
arrests and many trials while here, he became
much attached If late to Sacramento les
pecially The ball and cham part of it, and left
fine life-sizsd portrait OF himself with
Chief karcher as remembrancer.
AUCTION SALE.-D. J. Simmons & Co.will
sell to-day at 1890 y. NJ, at No. 1916 Second
street, between l. and VI. two elegant parlor
sets, in gilt ard colored reps two elegant
parlor sets in velvet; rosewood 7-octave piano,
Steinway maker; body Brussels carpets !;
thirteen black walnut and mahogany bed
room sets spring aud hair mattresses ele.
giant bedding of all descriptions; toilet and
Japan sets stair carpets and oil cloths; black
walnut extension and marble-top tables; cur
tains and cornicss crockery and silverware {;
wardrobes and si1eboarls and a general as
sortment Of parlor, bedroom and kitchen fur
niture.
PERSONAL Engineer Hall went to
Marysville yesterday afternoon to look after
the debris works under construction. Mrs.
K. II. Pratt left on the overland yesterday
| for Maine, to visi. her parents, and will be
gone sbou. two months. Michael Davitt left
for Vallejo yesterday Afternoon. He leaves
for tn East tomorrow. W. Il. S. Foye has
gone Est. to be absent about two months
! Mrs. George B. Katzenstein and family have
returned to the city.
The RlvER-The Empire City came down
with barge City Of Sacramento loaded with
grain, and returned up The river with barge
City of Stockton, loaded light. The steamer
! Varuna came down with hasge loaded with
grain. and returned with barge He.a. light.
! Steamer Flora went mp with Governor HAYES
Z loaded Win U4tICiifHBisc. L ne luDuDC LpDh
| a full cargo to the bay, and left large amount
of freight on the dock for the next boat.
| REPUBLICAN NoMINAT1oNs.-Th Republi-
can County Committee have nominated H. s.
Reals for Public Administrator and G.
! Haines for Police Judge. BY the new county
government Hill the office of Public Admins.
traitor was done away with, but that statute
! having been declared void by the Supreme
| Court, the former statute and the office #
! Public Administrator are revived. Hence the
present non inatiOn.
! OWNER WANTED - Officers Woods and
Campbell yesterday arrested man on X
street. who had in his possession a new
horse cover OF blanket, which IS evil
IDENTIFY stolen property. The cover is plaid
with red binding, and having metal buttons
| Instead Of buckles. The property and man
can be seen at the police station.
The ARcHERs. archery tournament
concluded by j. o. Cadman, of San Fran
cisco. VIM ing the championship badge ; L.
&. Allen. of San Francisco. won the second
prize, Ford's DO, on archery. The archerr
from abroad expressed themselves as well
pleased with their entertainment here
Exc1NEER's BODY FoUSD.-The engineer
who was killed at Oakland wharf on Sund, ~
evening, William C. Brown. was intimately
well known in this city. His mother and
two sisters reside here. He wls % years of
age of steady habits, and much respected.
His body was found last evening. but cannot
be taken out until the engine is raised.
GAME!-We are receiving daily wild game
Ducks, quail, grouse, venison, etc. Our az
rangements are such that we shall be able tc
keep our Game Department stocked with al
the above for the remainder of the season
Longton 4 Anthony, Fifth and X streets
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REMEMBER, we will commence closing out
several important lines OF cnrsets at the most
remarkably low prices, tomorrow noon
Ladies, make sure and be present. Me
chanics' Store
LADIES Burton UNpREssED KID GLOVES
at % cents per pair. Fancy Goods Depart
ment, Mechanics Store.
LADIES who are interested in that all
important article of dress, The Corset,
should not fail to read our new advertise
ment in to.day's issue. Mechanics Store.
AMERICAN KID Burton BeoTs for ladies
only 81 so, at the Red House.