Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

report IOE GOdCTduiSuSO NOAhtg ANA VAC cNiAONl
year commencing July l, 1881. has been re-
ceived by the County Superintendent C. e.
Bishop from the Census Marshals and shows
the following number of children between
the ages of and II years White children,
boys, 1902; girls, 1923 total, 7,125. Negro
children, boys, fl girls, 80; total, so. In
diaus, boys and girl total 3. Chinese,
$50. Number of children between the ages
of and IL years of age who have attended
public schools at any time during the past
school year, whites, 4 SIS; negroes, 81; In
dians, l. Number that have attended private
schools at any time during the year, 593
whites, and 60 Chinese in the mission schools
of the city. Total that have attended public
schools at some time during the year, 5,57l.
Number who have not attended, white
children, 1,6S7; negroes, IS; Indians, 2 (;
total, 1,707. The number of children in the
county under 8 years of age, 2,405 whites
and Is negroes total. 2,420. OF these l, 46i
white children and IA negroes are in the city
of Sacramento. Total number of children in
the county under IL years of age, 10, 10S
The number Of children native bern, from
native parents, is given as 4, 299. Those of
native birth and having one parent Of foreign
birth, 1,453. Native born, both parents for
eigu, 1892. Number of foreign born. SO.
BUSINESS CHANGE.-The location of the
fruit and commission establishment of NJ. T.
Brewer & Co. is soon TO be changed from the
corner of Second and j to the Arcade
Hotel building. The firm have leased the
hotel property for q term of ten years, and
will occupy it as soon as the necessary changes
for its new occupancy can be made. There
will be extensive alterations in the arrange
ment of the building. The stairway which
now occupies the center of the building will
be changed TO the north wall, and the entire
petitions of the first floor removed. In
addition to this, the first story will be ex-
tended back to the alley with Ii foot ceiling,
the same as the hotel, thus giving in one
room a depth of 100 feet, having a width of
SO feet for distance from the front of so
feet, and 25 feet wide the remaining so feet.
A large Office will be constructed in the cen.
ter of the room, to be lighted by skylight
from the center of the roof. The basement
is to be finished the entire size of the build
ing and extending forward to the curb of the
street. This is to be used as packing-room.
The upper stories of the building will not be
chsnged, except by being thoroughly reno
waited by painting and refinishing, and will
be occupied as residences The firm expect
to occupy their new quarters in about sixty
days.
ACCIDENTS. George Martin, the horse
trainer at Agricultural Park, broke lis left
leg below the knee by slipping and falling
while going down a flight of steps at the
boarding house at that place. TIE same leg
was broken several months ago, and had just
got into service again While Thomas
Burns and David Entricon were engaged in
handling moving machine at the premises
of the latter, short distance from Washing
ton, YOlo county, the cutter of the machine
fell, and in its descent struck Burns on the
left leg, cutting terrible cash in front, from
the knee down to the instep. A physician
from this city was called, and dressed the
wound, in doing which several stitches were
taken in drawing the parts together. :. A
son Of Ezra Pearson, who resides at J and
Fourteenth streets, fell from a tree which he
was climbing in their yard and struck his
head upon the edge of the roof or the ladder
standing against it, injuring him very Sc
vereE. He was picked up in an insensible
condition, but soon recovered consciousness,
and was in q fair way to fully recover when
last heard from. The lad is Is years old,
and met with the accident while adjusting
bird cage he had arranged in the tree.
Police CoURr-John Waters was yesier-
day in the Police Court fined S25 for batter
ing an l. street damsel named Kate Fisher.
Mrs. Huntoon was tried and found guilty OF
battery. When the case of John paugherty
was called the defendant waived further
hearing, submitted the case and was held to
answer TO the Superior Court upon the charge
of libel, with bail fixed at 5000 which was
furnished by O. II. Morse and Fred Mier.
John Seelsy pleaded guilty to being COM
mon drunk and was sentenced to term Of
forty days Ia the County Jail. Louis Cav
ansugh also pleaded guilty of the same class
and grade Of weakness, and was sent to the
same institution for a term of sixty days.
IMPORTED SrocK.-There was yesterday
received for J, B. Hargin, at Rancho del
Paso, six fne-blood horses, from England,
and Eve asses from France, with a foal added
to the number while crossing the Atlantic,
and tie nationality Of which will be a sub
ject for diplomatic inquiry. This stock was
purchased recently by Mr. Haggiu's son, Ali
Haggin, who has Just returned from Europe,
and the Importation is made for breeding
purposes. The stock was accompanied on
its journey from England to this State by
two English grooms, who are still at the
ranch.
FREIGHTs BY RAIL.-Carloads of freight
were received at tbis point yesterday as fol-
lows: Two of lumber, 6 of merchandise, l
of jackasses, of horses. of wire, 2 of
wheat, Of wood, 3 of -four, l of potatoes,
! Of shakes, 8 OF iron, of ice, of sheep, g
of rubble, of granite, IL of coal, of green
fruit. 2 of ducks. Carloads were forwarded
East Two Of quicksilver, = Of borsx, 8 OF
barley, II of canned fruit, of merchandise,
) of green fruit, Of salmon, l OF sugar, and
of potatoes.
MEETING or DISTRICT LoDeE-The Dis
trict Lodge of Independent Order of Good
Templars OF this county viii meet to-mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock, in Exempt's Hall,
in this city. The Twelve lodges of the county
will be represented by delegates, and in the
evening public entertainment is TO be given,
and lecture upon temperance by Rev. W.
G. Wing.
Police ARRESTS. Mclaughlin was
yesterday arrested for vagrancy by officer
Ash; j. B. Hilton, for violating the health
ordinance IN permitting aud maintaining a
nuisance in the way Of defective and over
flowing cssspool in the back yard of resi-
dencs on Sixth street occupied by Mrs Hal
lahan, was arrested by officer Ash.
AICfiON OAlE.--aoucfDuTu q SInltn Will
sell at 1890 this morning the furniture, car
pets, ETC., of Mrs. Kerney. at her residence,
2l2 K street, opposite the Western Hotel,
consisting of bedroom set, spring bed,
carpets, crockary, pictures, hall mating, oil
cloth, cook stove, kitchen furniture, etc.
MERCHANDISE EN- RoUrE-The following
freight passed Ogden on the sth for Sacra.
mento: For the Standard Oil Company, 27C
cases coal oil Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, 80 bbls oil Huntington, Hopkins &
Co, / carload steel Continental Oil ano
Transportation Company, carload oil.
INCORPORATED. - There have been FLED
with the Secretary of State articles of incor
poration of the Old Monterey Whaling Com
pany of Monterey. Directors-A. SlyeTeira,
J. King, j. Rodriguez, A. de Soma, james
Morris Capital stock, $500, divided into
10 sharey.
PosTpoxEMENT OF SALE.-The trustee sale
of lots in this city. belonging to Charles II
Shear and wife, and which was advertised 4
take place to-day, has been postponed unit
the 18th instant
CoMgIssIoYER.-The Governor has ap
pointed Hamilton ID. Clark as Commissions
OF Deeds FOR the State of California, to re
side at Medford, Mass.