Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-08
BOARD OF EpucAr1os.

| teachers ard janisors. Present, Petrie, Slater
Heizsg, Stalker, Hancock, Hammer, Butlel
and Tracy.
The following applications for positions a:
teachers 10 the public schools were read ani
ordered placed on file: Mary L. Brown ant
w. j. Hyde.
/ The following applications were received
for positions as janitors VIM. Goddard
Mrs. Johnston, Mira. Maria Maxwell, James
Harris. Mrs. Ekstrom, Mrs. S. M. Farms
worth, Mrs. Williams and Mrs A. w. John
stou.
Permission was granted Mrs. s. J. Toll tc
use the ibrary-room in the High Schoo
building during August and September as 6
class room.
An election Of teachers was then held, re.
sulting as follows:
High School-O. NJ. Adams, Principal
K. w. Brier, Vice Principal; Sarah j.
Folger, First Assistant.
Sacramento Grammar School-E P. Row.
ell, Principal Mary J. Watson, yice-Prin-
cipsl; frs grade. Annie G. Weeks second
grade. Jennie Burke. Miss Florence Hsmil-
ton, Miss Jennie KHgour, Miss Minnie Bark.
| Sweeney, Clara Ortiz fourth grade, Sarah j.
Weir, Alics r. Tenbrock, Harriette Deuel.,
Mira. M. +. Seymour, Elizabeth Purnell.
Capital Grammar School,. w. johnson,
Principal first grade, Mira. NJ. d. Merrill
ssc)nd grsda. Charlotte Slater, n. j. Miller
third grade, Ella NJ. Smith, Miss Sue V.
| Heard, Amelia Dug gan; ,urth grade, Jen-
ME Anderson, Sophia Kropf, Irene Richard
son. Matte x. Powers.
Fifth Grade-Tillie Piper, Lizzie Griffin,
Annie G. Montgomery, Julia Smith, Amelia
Keppel, Alice Way, 4. Q. A. English, Mrs.
5. J. Toll; substitutes, Mrs. Mary A. Vogel,
Pauline Eilsrs and Nellie Todd
Sixth Grade-Bsrtie Van Guelder, Miss
Nellie B. Seeley, Martha NJ. Ross Laura
Phillips. Lizzie NJ. Bernard, Annie Sheets,
Clara Henley, Maggie Little.
Seventh Grade-Lutie Van Guelder, Laura
| E. Hess. Ina NJ. Gillis, Emma Doherty, Sa-
Nellie NJ. Post, Alice Griffith.
Eighth Grade-Heleue Egl, Hattie Frazae,
Flora Chspman, Mary McCrory, Antonio
| Goldman, Nellie Haskell, Rsbecca Joseph,
|, Belle Henley. Lily Blue, teachers in the fore
noon Addis L. Hughes, Lizzie McGann,
Mrs w. T. Ccowell, Elite Beggs, Rosa Coots.
Ida V. Miller, Mrs. NJ. L. Allen, Eta Book
rath, teachers in the afternoon.
Ungraded-Helen Wal Iron, ungraded No.
L; Sarah NJ. Jones, ungraded No. 2 Mrs
| NJ. f. Kitchener, ungraded; Mrs. M. Z.
Mumford, uugraded; BERTHE Piper. first as.
sistant; Emma Hughes, second assistant.
Special-Mlle. j. Louit, teacher Of French ;
E. Kemsn, teacher of German; Harriette
Mccormack, Supervising Principal primary
schools w. J. Hyde, Principal night school I;
| Clara King, assistant night school,
Janitors-Mrs. VIM l.. Collins. Jefferson
School; Mrs. E. r. Dodge, Union School !;
r. B. Robertson. Washington School D. S.
jackson, Sacramento Grammar School; Mrs
| johnson, Ungradsd No. ! ; Reuben John.
son, migrated No. q; Mre. A. D. Hoffman.
| Ungraded No. A; VIM. Goddard, Fourth and
| @; J. H. Wolfe, Capital Grammar School !;
James Patterson, Tenth and P; Mrs. F.
Dustman, High School; Mira. Maria Max
well, Ninth and P.
The matter of clearing away the weeds
from the school property was referred to the
! Building aud Repairing Committee.
It was decided to advertise for 200 cords of
wood, and for furniture per schedule in the
offica Of thu Superintendent.
The following Was offered by Mr. Butler:
Resolred, That the sum of SC, 500 be and the same
is hereby set apart from the city taxes exclusively
| for the support of the High School for the next
| school year.
| Adopted.
| Mr.. Tracy moved that holders of second
grade city certificates shall not be elected to
positions in the public schools while there are
holders of frst-grade certificates to select
from. Carried.
Adjourned.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
frsight psssed 0dgsn for Sacramento on the
Ash: For Billingslsy J. Co., 1 bale corkz, %
bundles wrapping paper, lao bundles broom
handles; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 100 cases corned
beef. % cases corned tripe, 100 cases refined
lard; Whittier. Fuller & Co., case and l
box fancy holdings; Lindley & Co., 10 boxes
hsrrings; Berfelder Bros. & Co., barrels
whisky; L. w. Schwamb, box card board !;
E. L. Thompson, box maple sugar; G. 7.
Bush, box gas fixtures; Standard Oh Co..
I 600 cases oil, 200 25-fb kegs white lead. so
| 50jb kegs Write lead, so 100 ID kegs white
lead. 16 $50 1b kegs white lead. 800 cases
petroleum; Hobby & Ellsworth, car stone
| fruit jars and stoIeware; A. A. Van Voor-
| HES, cases and l box saddlery, 3 cases har.
meas w. A. 4 c. s. Hou. hson, l case copy.
ing books, 2 boxes brushes, z boxes station
cry, bundle tissue paper; Booth l. Co.. So
cases canned meats; N S. Arnold & Co., q
bundles oak fellies, 6 hickory axles, II ash
poles, l barrel cuspadores; W. d, Comstock
! case walnut furniture, boxes marble |;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., boxes and
tub hardware. 3 cases carriage axles, box
| sand paper, IL boxes sleeves, boxes wrenches
box wagon irons. l box CUTLERY, 1 crate ma.
| chiuery: Locke & L1vensop, / case window
shades, rolls carpet; Kirk, Geary b Co. 2
bales corks, 1 box alum, case pill. boxes, 6
boxes drugs, l case soap. The following freight
passed Carondelet for Sacramento on July
! 9th: For CHARLES Hawkpess & Co., 95
boxes candles.
NEW CITIzENs.-In the Superior Court
yesterday the following named persons were
admitted to citiz snship: Henry Ryman, a
native of Germany, on the testimony of M.
]. Harrington and E. Creason; Richard
Carey, native of Eueland, on the testimony
of James McColloch and Richard Williams
Patrick Spsin. native of Ireland, on the
testimony of +. ID. Ryan and w. B. Hamil.
ton; John Brady, native of Ireland, on the
testimony of IL. L Nichols and WIN. Rut-
ledge; james III. Moore, o native of Eng
land on the testimony of Frank Lenoir and
Thomas Warmsby; David N. Ferris, a ma
tive of Canada, on the testimony of Henry
Ruhl and. james Do1gias; Charles Kauf-
man, native of Germany, on the testimony
of Joseph Goddard and paxon Mcdowell /;
John Keesan, native Of Ireland, on the tes.
timopY of f. ID. Ryan and Patrick Spain ;
William McKibbin, native OF Ireland, on
| the testimony Of ID. ellis and Charles NJ
Carr; David Fslconer, native of Scotland
on the testimony Of Thomas Hall and Chas
A. Luhrs; Hans G. Jahnsep, native of
Germany, on the testimony of L. Ii. Berkey
and - Nielson; Joseph Berresford, q ma
tive of England, on the. testimony of Grove
L. johnson and w. B. Hamilton; Charles
Zimmerman, native of Germany, on the tes-
timony OF ]. B. de Longe and Z. Cordes.
POLICE CoURT.-The following busine; s
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday
morhing Della Gallagher. an old offender,
yet young girl, was brought before the bar
and charged with being vagrant Her case
was continued until 10 o'clock to-day. Amiel
| Connect, charged with disturbing the peace
| 9. Rhnler and +. Fisher, for battery, and
Thomas jackson, for burglary, had their
cases continued until this morning. Recinto
Gonzales, for being drunk, was fined SIS, or
i've days In the City Prison. Thomas Con.
nor, Lizzie Wilcox and All Cocoa were found
guilty Of disturbing the peace, and sentenced
to pay fine of $40 each, OK 60 to the County
Jail for ten days. The charge of battery
against Pat Lynch was dismissed on the pay.
ment OF costs. The charge of misdemeanor
against Nichols and Thompson was dismissed
by consent.
THE CAPITOL PARK.-During the progress
of trial IN the Police Court las week several
prominent citizens made statements on the
witlessstand not calculated to establish the
fair fame Of the State Capitol Park as a
place ct public resort. Il appears that for
some time past disrepusable persons have
hahitually congregatsd there and made them.
selves obnoxious BY most disgracefui conduct
Il half that is said TO be true is true the SER
vices Of an energetic and determined officer
are much needed in that quarter. 1t ia I'M.
derstood that the Police Comm issioners in
tend to adopt measures to check the evil
complsinei Of.
INTERNATIONALLY following articles of
Incorporation have been fled with the Secre-
tary Of State: The Thomas Gold Mining
Company. Principal place of business, San
4 Francisco Directors-John 81. Thomas.
Abraham Halsey, B. O. Cutter. c. ID. JILL
SON Ganitsl stoci cSnn 00o dividad into