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

+ The public schools will be reopened tc-
morrow.
+ During the year 1882 there were 1866 In
strumsnts recorded by the County Recorder.
|. The funeral Of George 7. Bascom took plscs
yesterday from Grand Army Hall, and was
largely attended.
Timothy Hopkins has been elected Treas
urer Of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, vice E. w. Hopkins. resigned.
Arthur Shatsuck, of Santa Rosa, who is
to be Deputy Secretary of State under the
new administr alton, arrived in the city last
evening.
During the year just ended there were fines
TO the amount of 50, 100 so imposed by the
Police Court. OF this amount 81, 1913 80 was
collected.
All Jim, committing nuisance; Smart,
disturbing the pace. and two lodgerF, were
registered at the police station at II o'clock
Sergeant John Hanlar, of the Governors
competitive drill, it being won by Corporal
B. F. Shields.
There was but single case before the Po-
lice Court on Saturday.. II. Renfro, for
disturbing the peace-and it was continued
until Wednesday.
L. L. Goddard, Justice of the Peace. elect
of San Joaquin township. filed his official
bond on Saturday, with Thomas Z. Davis
and James L. jackson as Eureties.
In the proceedings of the Superior Court
Of Friday, it appeared that Mary A. Cooper
had received a divorce from w. j. Cooper.
1t should have read from John j. Cooper"
The Police Court jury in the case Of E.
Hap ohor nroI NTH taf ,1r1b h.
lie nuisance, agreed on verdict of guilty
about 8 o'clock Saturday morning. Judg-
ment will be pronounced tomorrow.
Saturday morning railroad engine arrived
in this city from New Jersey which weighs
123. 900 pounds, and is SO feet long. The ten
der weighs GO. 600 pounds, and will carry 5000
gallons of water Il is to be used on the
Southern Pacific on the Tehschapi grade.
The Courts, banks, Government offices and
a number of business houses will be closed to
day. Tha express office will be closed at 10
A. NJ. The Poatofice will keep Sunday hours,
excepting that delivery will be made By the
carriers this forenoon. The Free Library
will be closed both day and evening. :
Judge Sawyer, of the United States Cir
cult Court, and party, who passed through
here on Friday evening on their way to visit
the hydraulic mines, were stopped at Nevada
City by snow, and instead of going to North
Bloomfield and San Juan they started for
Marysville by the wsyof Smartsville. They
will return home to-day.
The Palmer Dramatic Company, who
played successful engagement in this city
about two months age, will open q two
weeks engagement at the Metropolitan
Theater this afternoon in a matinee. THE
Bankers Daughter will be produced. This
evening the play will be 1.-The Lights O
London" and the same tomorrow evening.
The letter carriers have issued an address
70 the citizens of Sacramento wishing them q
Happy New Year:
'Through swelt'ring heat and fierce mid-winter
SHOWS,
Blithely, airily,
Whistling merrily,
Forth on his rounds the letter carrier goes"
Following is summary of the business
done in the County Clerks Office during the
year just closed Marriage licenses Issued,
314; civil cases commenced, $50; probate
mat ers commenced. 101; civil cases went to
Judgment, 100; criminal cases commenced,
IL; commitments to State Prisons and jail,
40; commitments to Insane Asylums, SO.
OF the thirty-two applicants at the teach
ers examination, held by the County Board
of Education last week, the following named
were successful First grade-Addie A. Win
any, Florence Penn, Annie Stsnfeld, Hattie
Parker, Emma Wittenbrock, Mary G. Muir
ply, Mamie O'Rourke, Blanche Huber, An
ME T.. Parker Annie M. johnson, Thomas
J. Youut. Second grade-Oliye Wilder,
Nettie Fuller.