Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-19
pIPLoMAs GRANTED.

The State Board Of Education, which has
been in session at the State Capitol this week,
granted life diplomas to the following appli-
cants:
f nily E. Eberaold, Robert A. Grant, Or
via Ring, Minnie Hstman, David I. Bate
man, Peter z. Peterson, Florence a. Nus
/ banner, James ". Warwick, Davis N.
Ortsegs, John A. Gamble, Mrs. Maggie j.
Wells, James T. Musnan, Allen P. Sanborp,
Janet M. Henderson, Mpry Il. Harrington.
Carrie j. Newberry, William H. Leak,
William r. Bird, Minnie s. Goodeell, EN-
ma Sample, Francis Cunningham, Laura NJ.
Fortson Addie j. Warrington, Eliza Tyler,
Fred o. Young. Helen a. Singley, Mary G..
Chitwcod, Lon. Dorsey, Charles E. Frazier,
Thomas 4. Hall, Joseph I. Farrar, Lucy Z.
Cbilds, Alice Mills William D. Morris,
Rachel Bartholomew, .Isnnetta ?. Cole, Asa
NJ. Fairfield, Daniel CROUCH, Margaret X
Smith, Carrie Pardie, Emma A. Curtis, Eta
Lsiningsr. Albert 7. Stanley, Thomas j..
Witt, Milton b. GrisBold, Frank B. How
ard, Benjamin f. Stewart, Harrison Fowler,
Josephine KnowltoD, Henry @. Curtis, Eliz-
beth Z. Hoyt, Isabel Glennon, Mary T..
Roberts, Mamie Desne, William W. David.
son, Mrs. r. Z. Carter.
The following teachers were granted educa-
tional diplomas: Mary E. Walker, Mary
Geary. Kate Fallon, Richard White, vii.
liam Psscoe, Jr., Ida B. Weed, Mamie Z.
Mills. Nettie Stone, Carrie G. Vivian, Eben
II. Parnell, Kate Reihl, Eta b. Doyle, Ro.
sic Thsyer, Julia =. Perry. Josie j. Regan,
Eunice Gallagher, Julia Wilson, Mary D..
Rove, Ada Stoves, Annie Anderson Gertrude
II. Mason, Mrs. Rsbecca T. Garter, Maggie
Tobin, Myron Yager, Annia E. Miner.
Floreuce d. Wing, Emma A. Hauchette,
Lucy +. Adams, Eulalia a, Day. Mary E
Roberts, Anna Smith, Matte f. Steele,
Louise Smyth, Isabel Glennon, Dennis
Z. RsgsD, Helen r. Hardinbergh, Title
C. Lisson, John NJ. Tshey, Doliie
MCLEAN, Henry G. Hampton, Kate II. Hare.
Louis WeinmaD, Lizzie A. Crowell, Mae
HeHisou, Virgins S Hall, Hugh j. Baldwin,
Kate Downey, Andrew W. Eddy. Lizzie w
Swain, Alice r. Textbook, A.onzo w Mock.
Frank Laning, Charles T. Wise. Stephen
Fisher, Albert G.. Garrison, Mary E. Tuttle,
Virginia A. BrobaEt, Thomas S. Price, Mat
lie Perkins, George w. Fuller, Mary Phelps,
Natslia Hope, Henry Ransom, Nora II. Hor-.
nick, Ida V. Miller, Mary J. Pagan, Mary
J. Cushman, Sadie CoTnail, Francis NJ. Ro-
senberg, Sadie Z. Boucher, Robert Il. Dunn,
Thomas D. NJ. Slaven, Emma Sample, Alice
S. MallGeld, Mary Z. Fuller, John d. Rose,
William J., Willis, Judson Appley, George
L. Cutter. Sarah E Whitehurst, Annie Nc
Gregor, Emma A. Owen, Lottie J. johnson,
Ella Il. Kelly, E. AIfretta Wood, Lydia i.
Moultou, Herbert l.. Taylor, Alma c, CIspp,
Julia Hoppikus.
FINE PLEASURE REsoRT.-A small party
of gentlemen from Sacramento made brief
trip to the mountains a few days since for the
purpose of enjoying the change of sir. They
made Emigrant Gap their headquarters, and
speak highly of the salubrious ai-, pure, cold
water aud delightful scenery " experienced"
in that vicinity. Within 100 feet of the
depot the point Of the divide ia reached be-
twean Wilson'S and the Bsar river valley, ard
from which outlook fine view OF the latter
and the rugged, precipitous wells of the
upper Yuba are obtained. Under the
courtesy and leadership OFF. B. CHM
trip into the Bear vslley was taken, and the
fine ranch and premises of Mr.. DsvR, who
has 500 acres OF fine land covering the upper
end of the valley, was visite5. Tnis could
easily be made enc Of the finest pleasure re-
sorts il the State. There is fine trout fish
ing il the Bear river, which is there but a
small creek, but clear and IS cold almost as
SHOW water. There is also good hunting in
the vicinity, and the scenery is such as to
complete al points necessary for summer
lSSApsssioAA A-ilA S1Ipy iAOhHs ON0-uroS ~ very
brisk at Emigrant Gap and in all the ada
cent Industries of lumber, wood, ETC. A
brief aojourn ct Blue Canyon confirmed the
wall-known reputation of shat place 90 3
leading sumueTing point, and large num-
Der of pleasure.seekers are there at present
recrsatiEg, and who say there is 20 place so
refreshing and enjoyable.
WANT A REDUCTIoN.-Willisn Johnston
and several persons wbo claim tina. Tire as
seagnent Of their lands is too high, were
bsfors tha Board Of Equalization yesterday,
aud asked for some reduction. They had
hearing, and tee matter was taken under ad-
visement, During the conversation Mr..
Bailey asked one of the applicants if he
would "sell his lands for the amount
for which they were assessed" The
farmer declined to answer the question. Mr..
Bailey sid hs 60 thought the question peril
nsnt." The granger replied. Perhaps you
think it pertinent, but 1 think it imperti-
nenf."