Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

bV the school at 1ieasauI 0toFS1 taught Dy
Miss NJ. Chesbro, which was largely attended
and proved very pleasant and agreeable
affair to both teacher and scholars The
programme presented was quite extended and
well arranged. A selection of music was
given by the Baders Bros, at the opening /;
America was afterward sung by the
school; a song was sung by Louisa Guth /;
"The Gipsy's Warning and Answer" was
sung by Minnie Garrett and Louis Atkins /;
Temperance Folks" sung by Louis At
kins. Mary Atkins, Louisa Schuze, Emma
Garrett. Emma Winkieman, Louisa Steller
Emma Well, Emma Healey, Minnie Gar
rett, Emma Goldberg aud Katie Atkins !;
song. Barefoot" by Katie Atkins Little
Sam" by Louis Atkins; and the Quaker
Song" by Louis Atkins and Emma Goldberg.
comprised the parts in singing. There were
presented tableaux, as follows: "Ihe
Lords Prayer" by the school; Liberty"
by Louisa Schulzs; and Long and
Short Of It." by Ada Winkleman
and Charles Guth. Parts in dialogues
were taken as follows "The Teachers
Glass" by Dora Guth, Sarah Ogle, Emma
McGlothin, Maggie Lee and Florence Nc
Glothin; " The Wishes" by Dora Gneb,
Clara Schulze, Elite Wackman and Eliza
Maholn Sick Dolly" by Elite Wack-
man and Ulysses Garrett; What l Want
to Be, by Elite Wackman, Maggie Atkins,
Mamie Maholm, Louisa Guth, Caroline Stel
ter. Annie Winkleman, Lizzie Kelley aud
Matilda Stelter "When [ Am a Man, by
Frank Garrett, Gussie Goldberg, Frank At
kins. Tommy Tilden, Eddie Schulze, Fred.
Smaller, Emil Schirmer, Ulysses Garrett,
Peter Schirmer and Peter Ogle; Jacks
Nap" by Emil Sehirmer, Eddie Scauze,
a. 4 III.
1.-The Rainbow" by Matilda Stelter, Annie
Winkleman, Maggie Atkins, Caroline Stel-
ter, Louisa Guth, Mamie Maholm and Lizzie
Kelley; EASTER Gross, by Caroline Stslter,
Louisa Guth, Annie Winkleman, Mamie Ma
holm, Maggie Atkins, Lizzie Kelley and
Matilda Stelter; "The Deaf Uncle" by
William Atkins, John Smaller and Robert
Lee; "a Pleasant Surprise, by Louisa
Schulze, Peter Ogle, Emma Garrett, Willie
Macy and George Maholm ''Courting Under
Difficulties, +" by Alexander Goldberg, Frank
Schulze and Emma Winkleman; Scandal"
by Minnie Garrett, Katie Atkins. John
Schulze, Charles Guth and Emma Healey
"Old Times" by VIM. Atkins, Alexander
Goldberg and Louis Atkins AUNT Polly's
Lesson" by Emma We'll, Emma Goldberg,
Katie Atkins and Minnie Garrett Court
ing Melinda by Frank Schulze, John
Schulze, BENZ. Swinscn and Mary Atkins
Aunt Mehitable," by Mary Atkins, Louisa
Schulze, Emma Garrett, Louisa Stelter, En-
ma Well and Emma Goldberg Wonderful
Egg" By Wm. Schulze and Charles Guth
MRS. McLaczland's Economy" by Mary
Atkins, Shelley Lee, Emma Garrett, Emma
Healey, Judson Coulton, BENZ. SwinsOn and
George Schirmer; dialogue and tableau,
Missions of Spells, by Emma We'll, EN-
ma Garrett, Louisa Schulze, Emma Wrinkle
man and Emma Healey. Declarations were
given by Frank Garrett, Gussie Goldberg,
Harry Wackman, Albert Macy. Clarence
Kelley, Eddie We'll, Peter Ogle, Louis At
kins, BENZ. Swinson and Frank Atkins also
recitations by Annie Stelter and Elite Wack
man.
RECLAMATION D1sTR1cT ORGANIZED. = A
meeting to organize Reclamation District
No. 3G6 was held at the residence of r. B.
Hall, on Grand Island. ON the 2lst inst, in
accordance with published notice. There
were present E. R. Parvin, Mrs. Eliza Par
vim, +. p, Figg, Il. B. Hall, |. @. Hale and
AT. J. REYNOLDS. Z. r. Parvin was elected
Chairman and A. I, J. Reynolds Secretary.
Upon motion Of E, P. Figg, all parties hold
ing a legal interest in the district were unan-
imously elected as Trustees. In accordance
Herewith Z. r. Parvin, Mrs. Eliza ParYin,
L. 3. Hall, [. @. Hall, Joseph Wise admin
istrator), Z. p. Figg and Mrs. Jane Z. CAN'T
(administratrix) were declared the duly elect
ed Trustees Of the district. John DougheTty
was, upon motion, elected Surveyor OF the
district The meeting then adjourned, sub.
ject to call OF the Secretary.
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES. A special
meeting was held by the Board of City Trus-
tees yesterday forenoon, to make the order
for holding the forthcoming municipal cleo
ton in this city. It was ordered that the
Clerk of the Board give ten days notice by
publication that an election will be held on
Tuesday, March S, 1881, to elect the follow.
ing officers: A First Trustee, City Auditor,
City Assessor, City Clerk and Fire Com
missioner. Also that, in conformity to an
Act of the Legislature entitled An Act
to Establish Public Libraries and Reading
rooms" approved April 26, $780, five Trus-
tees Of the City Free Library will be elected.
No other business was transacted by the
Board. which, after making the above order,
adjourned.
ANOTHER RoBBERY.-Harry Rivett, while
passing along L, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, night before last. was
taken in hand by three highwaymep, two of
whom held pistols at his head aad secured
MS silence, WNlle BIE QUIET bceTtLtu ulll anu
took about SIS from his pockets, and then
made their escape. Those fellows engaged in
robbery garroting and burglary, are becom-
ing quite familiar and numerous, This makes
three burglaries and robbery on L street,
between Tenth and Thirteenth, within the
past week, and two cases of garrotiug within
three or four squares of them within the
same time.
New AGRICULTURAL SooIETY.-There has
been filed with the Secretary of State GER
tifcate of the organization, at San Jose. of
Agricultural Association No. 5lNto include
Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. The
Directors recommended for appointment are
n. B. Edwards, A. King, j. r. Weller, w.
I. Abel, William Tenuant, James Leader
and J. Q A. Ballou. The Governor has APP
pointed them.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS. = Forty two car
loads of cattle passed through from Reno and
Winnemucca, since our last report, for San
Francisco. Car loads of freight were received
in this city as follows: Five of wood 5 of
coal. of old wheels, e of wheat of lumber,
Of steel rails and l tank of oil. Car loads
were shipped east: Three Of beans, of ore.
l Of sugar, 8 OF barley, l6 Of coke and ! of
wine.
OFFICERS ELECTED. The Aristos Club have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term: President, J. P. Wisemau Vice
President, A. J. Plant; Recording Secretary.
Fred. c. We'll; Financial Secretary, f. V.
Maslin; Treasurer, Charles T. Selinger
Board of Directors-Charles Wright, Charles
Flye, W. IL. Ross, Lou Wilcox, Ed. Frazier
FREE LECTuRE.-A lecture will be deliv-
cred in the Sixth-street Methodist Church
this evening by Professor Bernard Moses. Of
the University of California. under the
auspices of the Sacramento Educational In
stitute The subject viii be "The Anchor
alton of the Lsborer's Condition"
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
21st: For Huntington, Hopkins & CO., 100
bars iron.
NoTARIEs.-rhe Governor has appointed
as Notaries Public D. B. Nye of Campo Seco
and P. S. Wilks of Stockton.
IMPORTANT Mr.. Weinstock. at present
East, succeeded in getting hold of lot of
real "Trevere" kid gloves, slightly soiled, at
a greatly reduced price; and we are there
fore enabled to offer the three buttoned at
40 cents and the four-buttoned glove, at SO
cents per pair. Fancy Goods Department,
Mechanics Store