Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-18

in dwelleth righteousness His argument
was to show that the earth is to be redeemed
for the abode of the saints. This doctrine
has not been much preached since the time
of Wesley, who was strong advocate OF 81
Il is prominent point with the Adventists
EXAMINING CoMBuTTEE.-A committee o
the San Francisco Chamber OF Commerct
arrived here yesterday. It consists of w
N. Hawley, James E, Gordon, Moses Heller
j. B. Stetson, c. L. Taylor, P B. Cornwall
jules Cert and William Blanding. Messrs
Scott aud Taber, members Of the committee
did not accompany it. The committee les
at 2:S0 for MarysviTle, TO enter upon an ex
animation of the debris-damaged section, arc
also to visit the hydraulic mining regions. L
was met here by citizens delegation from
Msrysvills, consisting of Mayor Stone anC
Messrs. Rideout, SAKE, Rogers, Gorham anc
Decker. The committee was accompanied
by Congressman Roseerans who goes with il
as It's guest. The two committees dined here
together and spent few hours in this city.
Governor Perkins was iavited to accompany
the committee, but reconsidered his accept
ance and excused himself, having other en-.
gagemeuts for the week, and stating to the
cOA1Ulb5oS blSb Ho was Perfectly AdEitt-di
with all the ground proposed TO be gone over.
He accompanied the visitors to the depot and
wished them a pleasant journey. The com.
mittee is accompanied by representatives OF
the RECORD UNION and the San Francisco
Bulletin It IS intended TO give two and a
half days time to examination of debris de-
posits along the Feather, Bear and Yuba
rivers, and two and half days to examine
ton of hydraulic mining in Yuba. Placer AID
Nevada counties, aud return by way OF the
mountain division Of the Central Pacific
Railroad.
CRY BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-The Board
of Education met last evening. 4 bill was pre-
seated by B. T. Pike for 81, 80 for the build.
ing of the school house at Twenty-fourth and
N streets. The Board ordered that 81 GOO be
allowed on the bill. The report of attendance
from the Capital Grammar School. j. W. john.
son, Principal, was as follows: First grsde--M.
ID. Merrill, Al. Second grsds-C. Slater, 81
IL B. S. Learv, Al A. Duggan, So Fourth
grade-E. FL. Harrison, 80; j. NJ. Anderson,
80; I. Richardson, 80; S. Kropff, 81. From
the Sacramento Grammar School: First
grade-First division, &c; second division,
3S. Second grade--3[rs. White, 81; Miss
Burke, 26; Miss Heard, 26; Miss Waldron,
81. Third grade-Miss Sweeney, 40 Mrs.
Dunn, IS; Mias Weir, 43 Miss Orth, IS.
Fourth grade-Miss Burnley. So Mrs.
Deuel., 81; Mrs. Seymour, 81. It was
ordered on motion of Mr.. Tracy that the
Superintendent transfer some of the scholars
from Ungrsded School No. 8 to Ungraded
School No. 4, to equalize the number OF
scholars in both schools. After adopting the
following resolution the Board adjourned
Resolved, that the senior fifth grade teacher
in each Primary School Building be and is
hereby declared Principal of said school, to
act under the supervision of the supervising
Principal"
BROKEN SHoULDER.-A. j. Rhoads was
riding with John Rider yesterday forenoon
in the latter's buggy, when at Tenth and L
streets the horse became frightened at water
sprinkling cart and attempted to run, but be-
ing held by Rider, began to kick things to
pieces. Rhoads sprspg out, but in doing sc
landed on his left shoulder on the stone pave
ment, and the wheels passed over his head.
His left shoulder blade was broken and q
cash cut in his scalp. MIR. Rider escaped
with sprained ankle. Mr.. Rhoads' injuries
are serious, but not necessarily dangerous.
The buggy was kicked to flinders by the al.
cry horse.
IScoRPoRATIoN.- Of incorporation
were yesterday fled with the Secretary Of
State as follows: OF the Potter Valley Gran
gers Business Association. Directors. G..
Busch, w. V. Kilbourne, T. w. Dashiell,
John Spencer, William Eddis, Jeremiah
Lisrly. S. III. McCreary. Capital stock,
$4,000. in 400 shares. Also. the orsaniza.
ton of the Disciples Of Christ. Principal
place of business, Los Angeles. Trustees
w. J. A. Smith, W. S. Harper, r. S. Moore,
4. S. Clough, F. NJ. Coulter, B. f. Coulter.
No capital stock.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. the 14th inst.
the following freight left Ogden for Sacra-
mento tor these consignees: d. W. Earl, 20
steel shoes; Standard Oil Company, csr
coal oil Adams, Mcneil & Co., 90 butts to.
bacco, "a cases syrup Billingsley & Co., lao
bundles brooms; A. A. Van Voorhies & Co.,
l box harness Locke & Lavenson, boxes
oilcloth; Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
boxes brass and drum iron fittings, l car
nails, 3 boxes hatchets; w. F. Peterson. )
boxes CANDY Wiedmann, l barrel candy.
RUNAWAY James Cousins hack team
came near having lively gambol yesterday
morning ct Fifteenth and streets. Cousins
had just got off the hack, when the horses
started to run. He ran after them, and seiz.
ing hold of the back of the hack, succeeded
in crawling into the vehicle and stopping the
team.
New JUpGE.-The Governor has appointed
James A. Waymire Superior Judge Of San
Francisco, vice Robert Y. Hayne, resigned.
FRANK RuEsraIIER has resumed his place