Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
MEgIToRioUs SCHOLARS.

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MEgIroRioUs SCHOLARS.
The foIlowing.nam pupils are those who
succeed in winning prize medal, awarded
by County Superintendent Bishop-one being
awarded to every district school in this
county having ten or more pupils in the first
and second grades. The medal consists of
silver shield, with the name OF the winner
engraved thereon, suspended from silver
star by red, white and blue ribbons upon a
badge of blue satin trimmed with silver
fringe. forming neat and beautiful design.
Iuasnuch al they are donated from the pri-
vate means Of one OF the smalles5salaried
officers of the county, he Is entitled to much
credit for his enterurise and liberalitY. The
medals are awarded, not merely for best
scholarship, bat for ladylike and gentle
manly derortment. To those who are
nearest what q boy or girl should be
In every respect, freedom from vicious habits,
amiability of disposition and manners, indus
try, obedience and assistance to parents, etc,
are si qualifications sought for. Those
pupils VINO possess these qualifications in the
highest degree are determined by vote OF the
scholars OF each school district in the first and
second grades, and the medals awarded SC
cor6inslV are: American River, Lizzie Z.
Miller; Kinney, Belle Morton; Excelsior,
Istetia A. Hsnlon Enterprise, Cerita Viii
son; Gait, May Brewster; Brown, Jennie
Hancock LAguna, Malvina Tyler; Lee,
Frederick Benton !; Onisbo, Lottie Islmsge +;
Walnut Grove, Emma Lowell Georgianns,
Ada Heusley; Elk Grove, Samuel Stewart ;
Sylvan, Annie Ward; Pacific, Willie Schal-
ler San Jusn, William Van Mareu; Elder
Creek, Carrie Rich; Michigan Bar, May
Hagerty; Victory, Frederick Ulmsn; Gran
ite, Clark Burnham and Katie Marsh; Wash
irg.on, Lizzie Bostwick; Jackson, Laura
Rhoades Prairie, Paul Sims; Mokslumne,
Henry Keema; Capital, Hattie Nichols
Sutter, BesCie Bowers.
BRIGADE REvLW AND DRESS Parade
There will be 8 brigade review ard dress pa
rAde of the troops of the Fourth Brigade at
: mory Hall, in Sacramento, rendered to
1lsior-Genersl Walter TurnbuIl, Division
Commander of n. G.. c., on Wednesday
eveuinq, November 7,h, commencing at $50
o'clock All Of the First Artillery Regiment,
Fourth Brigade, n. q. c., located at Sacra-
mento city, and Company +, of Woodland
will report to the Assistant Aojutant.G General
at the time ana place named Tor brigade tor
nation, in full uniform, armed and equipped.
The staff Of the brigade commander will re-
port at brigade headquarters at the time
named, in fuu dress uniform, and with side
arms. Major G., II. Hubbard, Brigade IL
spector, Is detailed to act as Assistant Adju-
General and Chief Of Staff for the occs-
sion. Colonel 7. W. Sheehan, commanding
the First Artillery Regiment, Fourth Brig
ade, n, q. c., will divide the companies OF
his command 20 as to form three, and if pos
sble four bsttsions and make the necessary
detail of officers for oti cering the same. The
review and dress parade will be followed by
q bali. given by the First Artillery Regiment,
and of which the military ceremonies will
form part The ball and military enter
tainment is given for the purpose of raising
money to assist in paying off the debt upon
Armory Hall. Through the industry, enter
prise and energy of the officers of the regi-
ment drill hall and armory combined, the
appointments Of which are not excelled by
any in the West necessity to the regiment,
an ornament to the city, and monument to
the public spirit of the citizen soldiery and of
the city, has been secured to the regiment,
but burdened with a heavy debt. His Excel
iency Governor George Stoneman, Commsn-
der-in-Chief of the n. G. c., with his staff
Major General George B. Cosby, Adjutsnt.
General of the State; and MajOr-General
Walter Turnbull, Division Commander \. q.
c., and his staff, have all signihed their pur.
pose to be present, and it is expected several
Brigade Commanders and stats will also be
present.
A QUESTION six or seven years ago
the City Trustees sowed Bermuda grass and
planted willoHs on the south side of the Y
street levee. between Ninth aud Twelfth
streets. The willows grow thickly along the
bank and not only protected the mound of
earth against the winter foods, but prevented
loose stock from trampling down and iujur-
ing the grass. Now gang of Cinnamon are
working ss busy as bees cutting up into fire.
wood this valuable grove of willows. Who
is the author OF this suicidal piece of work
Who gave them permission to thus remove
those trees which protected the leVee in its
place? Where can reason be found for de-
stroying the only means Of keeping the high
water from working upon the south levee?
WOODLAND CAsEs.-The trial of Fred1
Preston, for the murder of Barney Feeney in
Washington, was to take place at Woodland
yesterday. c, T. Jones, attorney for the de-
fense, returned last evening, and states that
the defense procured continuance to Decem-
Der 18th. The case of Frederick Kripp,
charged with assault to murder a man in
Washington, was on trial yesterday. A great
many witnesses from Sacramento and Wash
ington are attending the trial.
I.O.O.F F.-A meeting of the Odd Fellows
of this city who have beeD'in membership for
twenty years or more was held last evening
in Temple Hall. The object of the meeting
was to form Veteran Odd Fellows Associs-
tion similar to one formed in San Francisco
several yeara sge. The meeting was well at
tended. The preliminary steps for an organ
ization will be held on Friday evening, No
vember 9Th.
SUIT AGAINST BoNDsMES. - The State
Board of HArbor Commissioners have COM
menced suit against H. NJ. La Rue and A. S.
Greenlsw, of Sacramento, bondsmen If
Wharhnger W. NJ Hsynie, to recover s., coo,
the amount of the bond, on account of the
alleged defslcstion Of Hsynie for 81 429.
JUDGMENT FOB DAMAGEs.-In the case of
Mrs. Rebecca Rogers vs.. the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, the argument was closed
st4P. NJ, yesterday, the jury Instructed aud
retired. At s P. N. they returned with YER
dict of SIC. 600 for the plaintiff. She sued
for $50, 600.
Now OR NEVER is your opportunity to buy
,,nderwear. shirts, hose, hsndkerchiefs, ETC.,
at receding prices at Red House.
THE OpPoRrUN1rY.-Men's furnishing goods
sale win be continued all this week at Red
House.
LET me feel your pulse. You need pulse.
warmer: st Rad House you buy them for 10
csnts.