Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-24
ADvERT1sEMEaT nEHT1oN.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE MARKETS.

THE MARKETS.
The meat markets began the display last
evening which it is customary for them to
make each year at the holiday season. Not
oil the markets were out in full feather, but
even those not on display" last night gave
evidences of preparations being made for to-
night Among those which were specially
noticeable as making handsome displays Of
meats were the markets of Phil. Herzog, J
street. between Front and Second; Fred.
Heilbron, } street, between Sixth and Sew
enth Henry Gerber, Tenth and streets
Ross 4 Ankener, Seventh street, between II
and I; Mohr & york, street, between
Tenth and Eleventh NJ. +. 0dell & Co, Tenth
and K streets: G. Weisel L Co., 726 l. street ;
J, W. Willem, 410 K street; Smith & VIII
son, Third, between and K; Green l.
Trainer, K, below Second. In some of these
cases the display was very handsome,
very appetizing. and indicative Of the fine
resources of the Sacramento meat market
and of the good taste OF the proprietors Of
the establishments. In others the display
was but partial, but will be completed to. day
and ready for tonight. Several butchers in
noticed hereafter. The poultry and game
markets yesterday of d. DeBernardi & Co.,
Longton & May, Christianson & Bro, Geo.
Cooper, and 0'Brien 4 Son were very at
tractive, and the display made was very
good, both in poultry and game and in fruits
and vegetables, fish, etc. Probably nowhere
else is any better display made by market
men than here-San Francisco not even ex-
cepted. There aremore of them there, but the
displays can scarcely be more choice. An
intelligent gentleman, who has very recently
returned from the East, and has visited some
twenty States of the Union, and all the chief
cities on the east side, remarked that no
where-not even in Baltimore's fine markets
had he seen 80 fine display by butchers as
that Of last night, and it is his opinion that
our California markets surpass those of all
the East in variety and excellence of pro-
ducts.
SCHOOL EXERCISES IN THE COUNTRY
The Point Pleasant School, Sacramento
county, closed on Tuesday, the 20th instant,
for the holidays, with very pleasant exer-
cises. There were some fifty persons present
and the scholars received their warm praise
for their good department and improvement
in the last eighteen months. Among the
more noticeable declarations were those of
Ben Hogaboom, entitled " Eternal Justice !"
Freddie Bennedix, Those Horrid Boys"
Freddie Moore, "Smile Whenever You
CAM Claude Moore, " Landing Of the Pill
grim Fathers :" Dorsey Parker, " The Amer
in the World for all that is in it )" Charlie
Anderson, Busybodies;" Maggie Utter,
"Curfew shall not ring to-night;" Willie
Utter. "The Devil which was immense /:
Charlie Walther, ian Indian Legend y
Rachel Keema, ga Prayer for Potatoes p
Minnie Keema, Finding Fault with the
World - Alice Parker, ''The Polish Boy y
Annie Parker, 1.-The Spire of st. Michael"
At noon a very nice lunch was spread by the
scholars, under supervision of their teacher,
Miss Fannie Parker, which was given due at
tention by all present, after which speaking
was resumed and continued until h&lf-past 9
O'Clock, when the visitors joined with the
scholars in singing Home, Sweet Home"
JURORS DRAwN-These jurors have been
drawn to serve as trial jurors during the
January session of the Superior Court, and
are required to appear at the Superior Court
room January 3, 1882: City-Wm. Yuhre,
John Kerwin, J. 1. Felter, L. Zoller, George
B Blue, Otto Reiffarth, Henry Treichler. L.
Mebius, A. W. Locxhart, Z. Cordes, d. H.
Quinn, ]. 5. Agard. II. Nicholl, Henry
Meyer, VIM. Ebert, Adrien Comet l.. B.
Mchr, Philip Nathan, b. F. Bell, A.
Schaden, L. Lotshammer, H. S: Lockwood,
Daniel Brown, Andrew Black, Simeon Cas-,
A. Fl. Benning, Frank Gregory, G. Rave,
George 7. Bush, c. G. Brown, G. Bauer. A.
T. Driver, Charles Robin, D. Cavanaugh,
Robert Devlin and NJ Wilson. Center town
ship-Seeley DeKay. Costumes township
Philip Oyer. A. NJ. Addington, John Dris-
coll and j. a. HUTCHINSON. Coultland-E.
Brown. Franklin township. w. Moore
and Peter Morlath. Florin-C. NJ. Caring
ton and ellis Dooly. Natoma township
Charles Saul and VIM. Carpenter. Brigh.
ton-P. III. Murphy.
THANKS ExrENDED.-At its session yes
terday the Teachers Institute passed the fol-
lowing resolutions: That the cordial thanks
of the Sacramento County Teachers Insti-
tuts are hereby rendered to Hon. E. NJ.
Campbell, State Superintendent of Public
instruction, and to Professors Norton and
Knowlton. for their iudicious and invaluable
instructions and mastery public lectures.
That we express our high appreciation to our
County Superinter dent, @. e. Bishop, for the
impartial and efficient manner IN which ne has
presided over our Institute, and to the other OF.
ficers for the satisfactory manner in which they
have fulfilled the duties assigned them. That
a vote of II ks be given to Misses ii. q
Mccormack, Matte X. Powers, Lizzie Crit
fin, NJ. II. Calkins, Nettie B. Shelley, and
the Misses Hughes, for their select musical
and literary entertainment, and to all others
who have in any manner promoted the inter.
ests of this Institute. That copy Of these
resolutions be furnished 60 the public jour
mails, with a request fer their publication.
THE HORN NUIsANcE.-The authorities of
San Francisco have determined to puts stop to
the everlasting din of horns usually blown by
bows at this season of the year. Every time q
policeman hears horn toot he goes for the
blower and confscstes the horn. Already they
have secured enough horns to stock good
sized tinstore. Nervous people here have sug-
gested that the police arrest all such perform
ers on the horn as ce-disturbers, especially
when he is big, overgrown boy, such as Is
frequently seen playing with the toys intended
for little ones.
Police CoURT. Yesterday the Police Court
business was light and wss disposed of as fol-
lows: Charles Monroe, violating the run.
ners, ordinance, continued to the oath instant.
James Mcdonald. petty larceny, tried, found
guilty and fined $50. Charles Grim, exposure
Of person, dismissed for want of prosecution.
John Kenney, drunk, pleaded guilty and was
sent to the City Prison for twenty-four hours.
ORGANIZATION CoMPLETEp.-Last evening
the National Relief Union met at DR.. Pink
hams Office and completed its organization
by electing an executive committee to take
charge of the business of the concern, and
now another mutual assurance association is
ready for receiving applications for member
ship. It is TO meet on the second and fourth
Monday evenings of each month.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE. The County Teach.
ers' Institute assembled yesterday at the
Capital Grammar School. Discussions dur
ing the day were had on general topics con.
nected with the subject of teaching. Last
evening the lecture by Professor knowlton
was well attended and attentively listened
TO, and at its close the Institute adjourned
sine die.
Now Is the glad time. Old Santa Claus is
in town, aud stopping at the Red House
To-day he proposes clearing out bis entire