Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-02
l0oAL INTELLIGENCE.
sCacoL CHILDREN OF SACRAMENTO
COUNTY.

SCHOOL CHILDREN OF SACRAHEHFo
COUNTY.
In compliance with Section 1851 Of the
Political Code, Charles E. Bishop, Supsrin-
tendsnt of Public Instruction, of Sacramento
county, fled yesterday with the State Super.
intendent of Public instruction, the number Of
children in the county between the ages ef
5 and II years, as sppsar By the returns of
the census marshals on file in his Office. The
following figures are taken from the report :
Number Of white children in the county be-
tween the ages of aud II years, 1895,
divided as follows: Boys, city, ?, 73S; coun-
try, 1,267-4,OOO; girls, city, 1886; county,
1888, 995. Negro children, Ia; boys,
city, so; county, SIS; girls, city, 81 /;
county, SIS. Indian children, u; boys,
z; girls, SIP. Total number Of children,
city, 5. ga; county, 2,447-S, 12l. Number
of white children under years of age. city,
!I,264; county, S42-2,106. Num-
Der of negro children under 5 years
Indian children under years of age, 2. Mum.
Der of white children that have attended
public school during the past school year,
city, 1854; county, 1925, 8l6 Number
of negro children that have attended toe
same, ci5y, II ; county, 12-83. Indian chill
dren that have attended the same, city 3 !;
county, So. Number of white children
who have attended private schools, city,
sos; county, 46-641, Number of negro
children who have attended the same, 8.
Number of white children that have attended
no school during the year, city, l, 122 4; county,
423-1, 545. Number of negro children who
have not attended school, city, 26; county,
1-27. Number Of Monaghan children I'M
der II years of age, city, 28S (; county, 25-
308. Number of Mongolians who have at
tended school, city, 1873; county, 2-140
Number of deaf and dumb children, city,
II; county, 5-22. Number Of children
whose parents are native born, city, 8, 242 !;
county, ], 908-5. $50. Number of children
native born one parent foreign, city. l, CSC !;
county, 544-2, 1875 Number Of children ma
county. 49, $685. Number of children for
eign born, city, 16 county, 50. Number IF
children born during the last year, $780, as
follows Boys, city. 15f county, 59-199 ;
girls. city, 147 county, 56-203. Potsl
births for the year in tbs city, Isl; county,
10.
POLICE CoURT.-Iu the Police Court yes
terday morning Daniel Gardner, charged
with misdemeanor-the violating of a health
ordinance-appeared in court, stated that he
was sick, not able to attend to his case. and
asked that the same be postponed ons wsek.
The Judge said he would not put off the case
longer than absolutely necessary; that to
ask for a continuance Of such a case at this
season Of the year was rather asking too
much that it would not be surprising at
any time, il tins health regulations of the city
were allowed TO be violated, for this COM
munity to suffer from the rGvages Of On cpl
demic. II the defendant was not ready for
trial he would consent to the case being con-
tinued until 10 a. NJ. to-day. and gave notice
that no continuance would be allowed IN this
or similar oases in ths future, The csse OF
Charles Pagan, charged with battery, was,
upon motion OF his counsel, continued until
this morning. Charles R)ddy, charged with
fighting Tuesday evening at Second sod L
street, was, upon motion of tbs city attorney,
discharged. J. Ketchum, VINO was convicted
q few days ago upon charge OF Disturbing
the peace, appeared in court Rad was
sentenced 60 psy . fine OF s.. W. Murray,
charged With battery, and who was convicted
one day last week for whipping rather
severely boy at the race track, appeared in
court with his attorney and was fined $50,
which ne promptly paid.
AGRICULTURAL PARK. - Every morning
there are many visitors 81 Agricultural Park
to witness the movements Of the many fa.
nous racers that are now in training at that
place. There are frequent additions to the
already large number of horses now at the
park, the latest being the promising stallion
Alexander Button, by Alexander, dam Lady
Button, which arrived yesterday from Wood
land and was placed ia the charge of 2. j.
Williams, who viii trot him through the cir
cult thi5 year. He is very
promising hOrse. His greatest perform.
ancs was in winning the year-old trotting
stake Of 1880 After hot contest with such
horses SIS Annie Laurie, Belle Echo, Hon
esty, Lsn Rose and others, be won the race,
trotting FIVE heats, winning the first, third
and fifth heats. La the third heat he trotted
In 2:29, makiRg the fourth dead heat with
Aunie Llurie in 2:303 Yesterday morning
John James was at the Park with his chest
nut gelding bitched to buggy, and after
some banteEiug be Ilad5 an IS wager with
Horace Eldred that his gelding could so
around the track in three minutes. James
lost the wager by three seconds, and then &C
0spted another IS wager that Eldred could
not drive the horse 10 less than 1903. This
wager ne also lost, El1red driving sround the
track in 3:e13.
CHINATOWN. - Yesterday afternoon Drs.
Cluness, Tyrsll. Hatch snd Montgomery. Of
the Board of Health, and Trustees Nielsen
and Gutenbsrge- viewed some of the sights
in the way of water closets, cssspools and
garbsge-flled back yards to be seen in China
town. Health Officer Ferrsl acted as escort.
The party had net proceeded very fsr into
the mysteries until they all expressed
desire to return to the outside world. The
Board of Health will hold meeting on
Friday evening st $50 o'clock, at DR..
Hatch's Oft &c, when the matter will be con-
sidered. Yesterday officer Ferral served
notices TO abate the nuisaaces on all the
owners or agents Of the property on the
south sids of l street, between Second and
Fifth.
JAIL REPORT FoR JULY.-The report of the
Sheriff of Sacramento county shows that
there are now 43 prisoners in the county jail,
40 having been discharged in July. There
were SIS there in July, upon the following
charges: Murder Z, assault to murder 2,
grand larceny ], assault with deadly weapon
l, assault to do bodily harm l, accessory to
burglary l, forgery /, petit larceny 10, dis
turbing the peacs IL, vsgrsncy 8, battery IA,
exposure Of person ?, insane g. detained wit
ness l. for safe keeping 5, other charges II.
PREsENTArIoN.-H. W. Klays, Past Presi-
dent of Sacramento PAElor, No. 8, N. S. G.
W., was, at the last meeting, presented with
a handsome gold badge of his office. It con-
sists of q bear. surmouating monogram OF
the Order, Suspended by a chain from cross.
bar, in which are precious gems ruby,
diamond and 3 sapphire-reprsseatin the
colors of the Order. There were appropriate
exercises in connection with the presentation.
New SToRE.-Tn a storeroom 2Ox160 feet
IL size, at No. 224 street, NJ. j. King &
Co. have opened an extensive business, and
viii deal both wholesale and retail IN hay,
grain, feed and all kinds OF country produce.
STORAGE and commission business viii receive
attention.
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