Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-Th city Board Of
Education held special meeting last evening
to fill vacancies existing in the roll of teachers
Mr.. McClatchy offered the following "That
we deem it to be in the best interests of the
public schools to fill any vacancy that may
occur among teachers by regular system o:
promotion" Mr.. Tracy offered an amend
ment, that the appointments be made from
the grade below and substitutes. The amend
ment was accepted, and the resolution, after
debate, adopted. Miss Sophia kropff was
promoted to fill the vacancy in the fifth grade
caused bvthe resignation of Miss Lou. Hagan
Misses Wa, Bernard, Buckley, Palmer, and
Mrs. n. J. Toll were placed in nomination to
fill the vacancy caused by the promotion of
Miss Kroptf. Sixty-eight ballots were taken
when further balloting for that position was
postponed. On motion, it was ordered that
the night school open on the first Mon
day in October. The High School
building was selected as the place
for it to be held. Miss Ina M. ellis
was elected to the eighth grade to fill the va
carey caused by the resignation of Miss
Felter. The salary of the Principal of the
night school was fixed at $50 per month, and
shoO Va tiIC aSSioJdilI dL go per ulOuJu. u w q.
Hyde was elected Principal of the night
school. Mrs. Merrill was elected Assistant in
the night school, TO be employed whenever
the Principal and Superintendent deemed it
necessary. Miss Joseph was elected substi-
tute teacher in the Grammar schools. The
Board then adjourned.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th and 18th: For John Breuner, case
furniture c. II. Gilman, case dry goods, Z
cases hats ; NJ. Litzburg, 2 cases boots and
shoes c. j. Noack, l case optical goods R.
II. Petit, 20 pals tobacco; s. B. Paige,
vault door; Weinstock 4 Lubin, cases
shirts; Weidman & Hromada, l case paper
boxes; Sc. field & lewis, 50 barrels spirits ::
Bachelor. Van ttuelder & Co., 4. 09S harrow
teeth, l case keys; Central Pacific Railroad,
l box lamps; James Parsons . boxes shoes
l box show-cards; S. +. Nathan. boxes
shirts Bilincsey & Co., l case and zen
broons; 5. Lipman & Co, l box wooden
goods ; Standard Oil Company. $40 cases oil :;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co.. 600 key nails, 9
cases and box hardware, 176 iron channels
boxes hay-kniyes, . boxes axes, II boxes
hatchets, 3 pscksges ADDE'S; William Land, l
barrel whisky; Il. Stone & Co., 5 boxes
leather; w. A. & G. s. Houghton l box en-
velopes; Holman. Stanton & Co., l35 seed
sewers, 90 sets double piow trees, u sets
triple plow- trees, 6 seed sower dischargers, 81
feet chain, 4 cider mills, ) sets shelters, !
casting s. Cupples & Co., 6 dozen buckets,
l box lemon Fquetz rs, 10 nests wooden bowls,
dozen wooden trays Geo. 7. Bush, box
gas fixtures.
Police CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday w. X Brown, charged with violation
of sidewalk ordinance, was discharged on
payment Of costs, he having made the neces-
sary repairs Thomas Brock, battery, case
dismissed for want OF prosecution Charles
Ward, stealing ride on cars, pleaded guilty,
and to receive judgment to-day; Raphael
Vssques, common drunk, sentenced to 60
days in County Jail; Jake Weaver drunk,
found guilty and fined 81 So Henry Fergu
son, drunk, case dismissed; Robert Purcell
common drunk, sent up for 50 days in County
Jail, which he had left only last Friday from
previous sentence Lille Williams, disturb
ing the peace, fined $50 and costs. The cases
IF AL Parsons and Harry Keeper, for dis
turbing the peace. were dismissed. The cases
of battery against Mike Thomas were con.
tinued till to-day; also, that of Molhe
Roberts, for being drunk, and examination
of Frank Quinn, upon charge Of attempting
to commit grand Larceny, continued till to-
morrow.
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT will be a
meeting of those who have entered to shoot
at the Forester Gun Club Tournament at the
Park to-day at 10 A. ~, to arrange all the
details and appoint judges for the match.
The shoot will commence Immediately after
the meetinc-sOon after 10 o'clock. There
are over 1000 select, strong birds on hand,
leaving an abundant supply for pool shooting
after the close OF the tournament. Repre-
sentatiyes from leading clubs all over the
State have already arrived. Strict rules and
arTau gemeuts have boen made governing the
shooting, To prevent ilbiiity to accident.
Canvass shade accommodations for specta-
tors have iern provided, and it viii without
doubt be the IN st successful and enjoyable
shooting touru ameut ever held on the coast
No pains will be spared by the FOresteTs To
make 1t entirely acceptable Ia every respect.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. - The following
carloads of freight were received in this city
yesterday Two of ice. % of coal l of iron
poles, of live stock, 9 of wheat, of horses.
2 If fair goods. Of wood, Of cattle, of
slabs, Of wheels, Of wine, 2 Of shingles. l
Of barley. Also, through car loads East were
IOrRAfucO DIX OF CAuheu BpNuS, uI salmon,
2 OF honey, of green fruit. IA OF barley, of
wool, 5 Of merchandise, . of sugar, of canned
fruit.
Police ARRESTS Arrests were made in
the city yesterday of Thomas McGuire,
drunk, by local officer Churchman; D.
OConnor, drunk, by officer Frszee; George
Smith, upon two charges Of disturbing the
pe &c. hy officers Frazee and Fredericls
Victor Blum and Mrs. Thomas, defaulting
witnesses, by officer Lee; Robert Hall dis.
turbing the peace by officer Ferrsl Robert
Bigss, petty larceny, by special officer Barron.
The RIvER-Y esterday the steamer Cere,
came down with the barge Rosalind loaded
with grain. The steamer Empire CITY ais,
came down with grain and the b ,rge CITY Of
Stockton. The Pioneer passed up with the
bare Orient. light. Governor Dana went M
with the barge JAcinto, loaded with lumber
aud merchandise. The Dover came down
with the barge Garfield. loaded with grain.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONER
meeting of the Board of Police Commission
ers held last evening, at which the full Board
was present, upon motion of Chief Karcher.
James Scott, special poll ,eman, was by
unanimous vote dismissed from service for
conduct uuDecpmlnS an Olnctrs Lho DoeiN
transacted no other business.
PASSED THRoUGH.-Samuel Sutton. ar
rested fer horse stealing, passed through, en-
route for Placerville. under charge OF Consta-
BILE Scott of Roseville.
AN IMMENSE CROWD assembled IN front OF
Mechanics Store last evening, viewing =" the
beautiful" as exhibited by the StereopticoH.
Another line of views tonight. Free to all.
THE ROUTE CT THE Procession will be up
J street to the Red House, where ample time
viii he given to secure the unprecedented
bargains offered in every department.
THE best value in the city in gents fancy
worsted diagonal frock suits are now in stock.
at Clothing Department. Mechanics Store