Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-07
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| Hospital sinking anu interest tuuu ,OoJ %
| Swamp and Overlooked Land FUND.-. 1,oSO ~
| Court house and Jail Fund .......,.... 1894 II
Special Levee District No. l Fund. 20l "a
Total. slol, 1913 81
FRATERSAL REUNION -0ae of the large
halls in Odd Fellows Temple was the scene
of an exceedingly large assemblage last even
| ing. The people crowded the hall to its full
est capacity they filed the ante-rooms, and
stood thick away out in the Railways. The
occasion of it all was public installation of
the officers OF Sacramento and Columbia
| Lodges, Knights Of PSthias, aud to which
| the members had invited nearly twice the
number OF people the hall would hold, thus
| practically exemplifying their iiberality. or
az one of the committee put it, . We didn't
think more than half of them would take us
at our word aud come" The installation
! ceremony was conducted by Deputy q. &.
George B. KatzensteiE and Z. c. Nelson
Wilcox, and appointed officers in the other
have already been published. AT the con-
clusion Of the installation 81. l.. Buckley
made an address of welcome, to which the
Deputy Grand Chancellor responded. A
quartet of male voices, consisting of Messrs.
Beaumont, Grove, Bailiergeon and Auerbach
then sang. and were followed by A. IL. Auer-
bach in bass solo; reading. by George w.
jackson duet, by Mrs. Hansbrow and Mrs.
Carter; Grafton, by d. Falconer; song, by
Mrs. Hausbrow. The company was then in
vited to repair to Jacobs Hail, where soon
after ball was inaugurated and continued
until a late hour. The affair was carried cut
skllfully and resulted in much pleasure both
to hosts and guests.
BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-The City Board
of Education at its last meeting transferred
Miss Hamilton from the eighth to the
second grade, Mrs. w. T. Crowell to the
eighth grade, and Miss Emma Hughes to the
night school. Mrs. Kilgore was chosen sub.
stitute and assigned to the grammar school,
Miss Emma Hughes general substitute for
grammar and primary departments, Miss
Hardness substitute in the primary depart
ment. Mr.. Tracy offered the following raso.
luton, which was referred to the Committee
on Rules: Resolved, That the Committee
on Rules and Regulations are instructed to
investigate ana ascertain it parents or pupils
are subjected TO any unnecessary delay or in-
convenience to find proper classes for the
latter after receiving permits from the City
Superintendent, and if so, to report rules pro.
vidipg a remedy The President of the
bOaIu 1unOulCSO JH6oS COLuHtGtteS,
and the appointments were approved.
Finance-Hancoek, Hammer and Stalker.
Building and Repairs-Stalksr, Slater and
Butler. Rules and Regulations-Petrie,
Stalker and Herzog. Course Of Study-Han-
cock, Slater and Butler. Library-Slater,
Hammer and Petrie. Salaries Herzog,
Hancock and Butler. Annual Examinations
-Laine, Petrie, Hancock aad Stalker.
RoBBNG THE MAILs.-Wm. G. Douglas.
United States postal route agent between
Sacramento and San Francisco, via Stock
ton, was arrested in this city yesterday By
officer Arlington, upon complaint Of Post
office Inspector A. G. Sharp. for robbine the
mails Letters with small amounts of coin
have been missed from time to time from the
mails Decoy letters were used, and upon
search of the prisoner, the marked coin used
in the decoys was found upon him. He
claimed his innocence until the marked coin
was found, when he confessed his whole
transactions. A preliminary examination
was held before United States Commissioner
Edward Cadwalader. who issued the warrant
for arrest, and the accused was held to appear
before the next session of the United States
District Court for trial, with bail fixed at
SO, 000 In default of hail he was ordered to
be delivered to the United States Marshal at
San Francisco.
NATIVE Sous INSTALLED The officers for
the ensuing term, recently elected by the
Native Sons of the Golden West, Parlor No.
8, were installed last evening by Fl. Clay
Chapman, Grand President. At the close of
the services, PAST President T. D. Ryan con-
ferred upon his successor, John Z. Stafford,
the Presidents jewel. Following this, pre-.
sentatiop, on behalf of the Parlor. Of Past
| Presidents badge. was made by Jos. Wallis
| to Mr. Ryan, and an appropriate response
was made. At the close of the Parlor, all
present, numbering about r., repaired to the
residence of John L. Stafford, the newly
| installed President, where buunteous repass
was partaken of, amid 5oasts, speeches, songs
and happy cheer.
INQUEST HELD.-An inquest was held Last
evening upon the remains of Myron III.
Bailey, who was found dead from a shot in
his head on Second street, Wednesday. The
verdict was that he committed suicide by
reason of long-continued illness and financial
embarrassment. He was 81 years of age and
a native of Batavia. New York. He win be
buried in the City Cemetery this afternoon.
DECEASED Sergeant Barwicl received a
dispatch yesterday in which the death Ct hin
mosher az Wilmington, Del, was announced
NEVADA POTATOES. We have just re-
ceived large lot of the choicest select pota
toes that ever came to this market just the
very thing for family use, sure to give full
satisfacti0n in quality and IN size. Try them
Delivered to any part of the city free Of
Oh srge. d. DeBernsrdi & Co.
GENTS WHITE SHIRTS, reinforced bosom
firm linen bosom and Gifts, 81 regular price
81 50. Anderson Il Haulm's ''Surprist
sale, this evening. No. 924 j street, real
Tenth.
STILL LEFT a lot of winter listers ard over
coats for men aud boys. Call early-prics.
greatly reduced-at Hsle's great clearance
sale, corner Ninth and K streets.
MINIS heavy white knit undershirts O.
drawers, . cents each--excellent valus-a
the great clearance sale of Hale Bros & CO.
corner Ninth and K streets.
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS buys pair of nicely
made ladies' kid.foxed boots Another lsrg'
invoice opened yesterday at the Red House.
{ Two HUNDRED DOZEN ladies' and gents
|
/ below all Red House Trade Union.
5 ONE thousand three hundred remnants o
5 table liner, ginghams and sheetingF, at grea
7 reduction. Hale's depletion sale. corne
Ninth and K streets.
/ A RICH HARVEST for the people-the grea
, clearance sale of Hale Bros. & Co, corne
) Ninth and K streets.
| --s--
A SPLENDID line of brocaded dress goods
r in all the new shades, reduced to 125 cents
y ward. at the great reduction sale Of Hal
Bros. Il Go.
BLACK LACE TIES, reduced to cents each
at the great clearance sale of Hale Bros.
Co., corner Ninth and X streets
0 GREAT reduction throughout the House a
{ the great clearance sale of Hale Bros. & Co.
Try the great Eastern remedy, Rock an
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent.
Burton HOLE TWIST cent spool, at th