Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.

The City Board of Education met last
evening. Present-President Tracy, Super.
tendent Lame, and Directors Stalker, Butler.
Herzog, Slater, Hancock, Hammer and
Petrie. MIR. Hammer was early excused
from attendance on account Of physical in.
disposition.
The Furniture and Supplies Committee re-
ported that 100 cords of wood had been Dur.
chased and sawed up. As to the 100 cords of
wood contracted for with CoyIe Bros, and
not delivered, the matter was referred to the
Supplies COMMITTEES, with power to act.
The Furniture ard Supplies Committee
was authorized to furnish seats for the new
school at the Orphan Asylum, provided no
rent be paid. The same committee was au.
thorizsd to sell q lot of leDg seats; also, to
procure long table for the librarv-roo-n at
the High School. The same committee re-
ported In favor If accepting the bid of W.
A. 4 q. S. Hought9n for stationery and
supplies. Agreed to.
Inc building and Repairs Committee re.
ported that the Twenty-seyenth and J street
new school house would be ready for occu-
pancy October %.
Inc matter OF putting sheet-iron on the
partition OF the Sacramento Grammar School
was referred to the same committee.
The motion heretofore made fixing the
salaries Of jsnitors and allowing them full
pay for the month of September, was recon.
sidered.
The matter Of changing textbooks for
French studies at the High School was re-
fsrred back to the COMMITTEES on Course of
Study and Professor o. NJ. Adams.
The Finance Committee reoorted bills that
were allowed as follows: Payroll, 1904
Billingeley CO., S66 40; John Breuusr,
Sc so; d. J. Mannix, Sll 80: Nv. J. O'Briep,
Sc rs; w. NJ. Kimber, S43 80; Miller &
Son, $l7l Dayes 4 Goepel, 81 %; American
Laundry, s. 81; Locke & Lavenson, 81 !;
G. SCHNEIDER, Sl2; d. S. jackson, 81 90 |;
W. B. Todhunter. S721 81; R. II. Petit,
81 50; Daily Bee, Sc; S. II. Davis, 81 70 !;
ID. A. HAMBURGER, assignee Of DIR. j. f.
Montgomery, S170
The bill of KIRK, Geary & Go. fer Sc % was
referred to Library Committee. S. j. & J.
NJ. jackson, $11 so, same reference.
Several petitioners appeared and asked the
Board to take up the petition for the rein.
statement Of Miss Weir. It was taken up
and unanimously denied.
On petition of the parents, the Superin-
tebdent was authorized to transfer Alice
Murray from the Sacramento to the Capital
Grammar School.
The Su, erinter dent reported the assign.
ment Of teschers as follows, all to remain as
ramento Grammar School, second grade
Florence Hamilton, Mrs. Kigore, Minnie
Bsrkley. Third grade-Mrs. Addie 81. r.
vine. Fourth grade-Alics r. Teabrook,
Mrs. Z. 3 Pernell. Capital Grammar
School, third grade-Sue V. Heard.
Fourth gEais-Nattie K. Powers. Fif h
grate-Aiice Way, Thi t.srth and G.; Lily
Piper, Ssventh and G.; Au' liza KHpper,
Ninth and ? Annie q. Montgomery, Fourth
and Q Sixth grade-Mrs. Aonie Sheets,
Thirteenth and G.: Lizzie NJ Bernard,
Fourth AID @; Nettie b. Sseiey, Fourth and
@; Maggie Little, Sixteenth and n Seventh
grads-Mrs. Nellie N. Post. Seventh and G :;
Flora Weeks, Frurth and @; Inie NJ, Gillis
Tenth eHd p Eighth grade-Antonia Gold
man, Fourth ard Q; Lizzie McGann, Thir-
teenth and q :; Mrs. C-owe!l, Seventh aud O.;
Eta Biggs, Seventh and G.: Josie Regain.
Fourth and @; Rosa Coates, Fourth and Q
Ungraied - Helen Waldrou, Eighteenth
and L; I1u Biiwell, Twenty-fourth and n
Battle Piper, Igenty-fou.th aud n Emma
Hughes, Twenty fourth and n. Night
school-W J. Hyde AMI Cla:a King.
After sonleinfornal Orders as to supplies and
references q applications, and the receipt of
an application for dipl ma, and for certain
charts, ths Board a6j1uTge1.
Tne Slpagindsat states that all the schools
high school sad nigat school included, will
commence next Monday.
PoLIcE CoUgT-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yester.
day Ann Wood, charged with obtaining
money under false pretensss, had her care
continued until this morning. Ne Pom
charged with disturbing TIE peace, was found
guilty and fned s. or Eve days in ire County
jail. The charge Of disturbing tie peacs
against All Sing was dismissed. Mary May,
charged with beiug common drunk, wa
sentenced to thirty days in the County Jail
The charge Of battery sgainst Mrs. Donovan
was dismissed, the prosecuting witness hsv
ing failed TO sppear. NJ. J. Miley pleade,
guilty to a charge Of disturbing the peace
and was foed s. snd costs or five days ia tn
County Jsii Jake Martin, charged will
being drunk, pleaded guilty and was fined 81
or the privilege Of going TO the chain gang 70
ten days L N Sc Tt was brought iato Cour
on two charges, one for battery and the othe
for vserancy; he was found guilty and sen
fenced TO sixty days in the County Jail
George Montgomery and James Sullivan
vera both charged with vsgrancy and sent E
the County Jail fer fifty days. The chang
of vagrancy against James Crowley was cor
tinUed 20 Tho morning. james Fitzpatric
pleaded guilty 30 cher-e of disturbing tn
peace and was faed SO or ten days in Oh
County Jaii Q. hcDougall, commo
drunk, wac found guilty as charged, and sen
fenced t. pay foe Of $50 or 60 TO the Count
Jail for Ely days, Frank Car!bester, charge
with being drunk, was dismissed d.
Cummings. charged with being drunk va
found guilty and iD5d so. Carrie McCart
and ID. Msdiean, beth charged with battery
were discharged. jeremiah Donovan va
found guilty of battery, and fined so or te
days il the County jaI.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following names ar
peared on the slate at The station-house les
night at u O'Clock bfrs Msnken, a CON
mon drunk, by officer Elirei Jack Garam
for disturbing tbs peace, by officer Leavy
John Doe, bsstery, by officer Carroll; A
Dot, for dischsrgine ftecrackers, by Office
Carroll: Joho jones, arson, by officer e.
dred All Lee Foo, misdemeanor, by Harvey
Deputy Sheriff; Cherries English, common
drunk. by officer Fgszee; Carrie Wilson
Fannie Brown, Dora Wilson, Yu Min, On
Choy. Miss G. Castro, Jennie Dubois, d
Vow, Madame Martha, Eve Taylor, Johan
HeYel, Kate Thompson, Moliie West, Mar
Hill, Alice Lapoy. May Warren, Maud Shsr
idsp, Nellie McDo veil, James L. Barron
Fsrr, for misdeuesaor, BIZ officers Eidred an
Jackson /; Mrs. Lewis. Rose Fisher, Melli
Mcneil. Ssrsh Leslie, N. i. Price, Freucl
Louise, Mrs. Smith. Alice Davis, for misde
meanor, by officers Carroll aud Ash Maggi
Stanley, for mizde nesnor, by officer Carroll
All Chez, for disturbing the peace, by Han
veg, Deputy Shs,if The names of Ia
women that appear in the above list, chargst
with misdenesnor, are those whom it is Al
legged keep houses If prostitution.
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE Republics
County Central Committee met last evenin
at Rhoads It TownseLd's, corner of Secon
and J streets, John Rider presiding. Til
committee arranged the programme for Oh
county canvass. I. H Berkey appeare
before the committee with very length
document, which vss read by the Secretary
Mr.. Bsrkey claimed that it was complet
defense of his action and answer 20 the charge
made against him. 1t also contained Ii
opinions Of his attorneys as 60 the legality G
his acts. At tho conclusion of the readin
Mr.. BeTkey asked to be reinstated on tn
ticket as the candidate for Sheriff. TIL
committee took 20 action on the application
The Board went into sn executive session
and then adj 9urned.