Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-01
DISBURSEMENTS.

THE COUNTY ScHooLs.-The school census
for the last school year shows the following
for this county: White children over 5
and under II years Of age, 1858; boys.
$685. girls 8. 1888. Colored children-boys,
So; girls, 40. Grand total, 7,777. White
children under years of age, 2. 1873 colored,
16. Number Of Monaghan children under
the age of II years, 55S. The following sta
tistics in regard to the schools, finances and
school children for the school yesr ending
June 80, 1882, were obtained from County
Superintendent G. Z. Bishop: Number of
children that hsve attended the public
schools during the year-white, g 593; col
ored, 3D. Number that have attended pri-
vate schools, 6S1. Number of children be.
tween the ages of 8 and II years that have
not attended school-white, LIZ colored,
81. Number of Mongolian children that
have attended private schools, 116. Number
of schools in the county in which but one
teacher is employed, al grammar grades,
GO /; primary. rs. Number of boys on school
register, $50; girls, 2,S73; total num-
Der enrolled, 1858. Average attendance.
400; average daily attendance, 1867.
There are five districts in the county in
which the Trustees reported that there was
not sufficient accommodations for the number
of pupil that desired to attend school.
Fifty-sight of the sixty-two districts were
visited by the Superintendent during the year.
Cash paid for teachers salaries during the
year, $40, 442 25; paid for rents and con.
tingent expenses, S23, 62S 80; for school
libraries, 50, $50 IS total current expenses,
S105. 706 80 paid for buildings and furniture,
S11, 553 80 total expenditures, SLY, 259 6S.
Receipts from State and county school fund
during the year. ST.. 1877 IL. Balance on
hand July l, 1881, $50, 513 95. Received
from State superintendent, including library
fund, S63, GIG rs; from county taxes, S13,-
52S 81; district taxes, So, 1S5 81; total re-
ceipts. S149, $50 IA. Balance on hand June
80, 1882, S32, 400 &C. The valuation of school
buildings is $50, 663 libraries, 81, 261; ap-
paratus, 81 800; total valuation of school
property, S105.S14.
BLEW OUT THE GAs.-Saturday morning
man was found dead in his bed at the West
ern Hotel. The death was from asphyxis,
caused by escaping gas. Deceased was put
to bed with candle, but evidently lit the
gas afterwards, and blew it out upon retiring.
He had registered the name of A. 81. Barlow.
| He was going to Folsom on the morning train
to chop wood for the Natoma Company.
From papers in his pockets it was
found that his home was in Walshville, Mont
gomery county, ILL.,, where be leaves wife.
Nothing further is known of him, as he was
stranger ia this city. Coroner Vermilya held
an inquest last evening, and the jury rem.
dered a verdict in accordance with the above
| facts.
Recommendations Perkins has sp-
pointed Martin B. Miller, of Marin county,
as State Prison Director, vice Charles M.
Clayton, resigned. Mr.. Miller is q farmer,
and belongs to the Democratic party, but is
not politician. Joseph B. Redding, of San
Francisco (son Ct the late B. B. ReddiDg),
has been appointed Fish Commissioner by
the Governor.
NoTICE.-Persons who have, in conn ectien
with the Business Review. ordered special
copies of the paper, and whose places of bust
ness may not be found open to-day when call
is made to deliver the same, will find their
Tuesday and thereafter, end will be expected
to call for them, or supply lists for mailing.
| CARD.-To those desiring to purchase q
watch, clock or iewelry Of any kind: You
can do better at J. Hymar, Jr.'s, SOC street,
than anywhere else in the city. He has fine
large assortment of watches, diamonds, solid
gold jswelry, silverwaIe. etc, and large
stock Of fac plated bracelets, sets, pins, ear.
rings, chains, ETC., which are being offered at
very low figures. Watches and clocks care
fully repaired and warranted. Jewelry made
and repaired.
NEw SoNG.-The song entitled 1.-THE Old
Minstrel" by A. B. Cheney, is having an
unprecedentedly large sale, both here and
throughout the East, and bids fair to become
one of the popular songs of the day. It is
especially recommended to those having q
medium compass of voice, and the words are
unusually good. A stock of this song can be
found st all music stores.
| ~
FINR neckwear and furnishing goods, espe-
cially mems white shirts, double front, from
rs cents to 81 30, ct Red House. These goods
are much under the regular retail price.
WE WILL send to any address for "a 80 a
Fair of mems tap sole, hip, Woonsocket rub
Der boots, which are considered among the
best. Every pair warranted. Red House.
CARPETS, mating, oilclothF, in the Ibase.
ment of Red House. Ptices much lower
than regular carpet houses.
Do Nor FAIL to buy hat at the Red
House. Price and quality to suit all /; from
% cents to So 90.
THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
Geo. w. Cbesley, sole agent.
TRADE where the dealers profit is not as