Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-22
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Board of Supervisors


The Board met yesterday, all the mem
bers present except Mr.. Christy Minutes
read and approved.
Bids for furnishing wood were awarded,
as follows: Daniel Mason, % cords pine, at
Sc 90, for the County Jail; NJ. Hanrahan
rs cords liveoak, for the hospital. at IS s.,
and 10 cords whiteoak, for the jail, at
81 So; John T. Caldwell, 10 cords white
oak, for the hospital, at 81 20.
Mr. Bailey moved that the County Sur
veyor draft specifications for bridge and
cut IN the road between the city limits and
the American river bridge, and that the
Clerk advertise for bids Carried
Mr. Steinman moved that the county
purchase six dozen hand grenade fire ex-
tinguishers for use at the County Hospital
Carried
The committee to whom had been re-
ferred the bids for doing the grading on the
Georgetown road, recommended that the
contract be awarded to Isaac Bryan at Is
cents per cubic yard, that being the lowest
bid, and that he give a bond in the sum of
$1,000 for the performance of the work to
the satisfaction of the Surveyor. Report
adopted
In this connection, the committee re-
ported that William Johnston had guaran-
teed to raise $500 toward paying for the
work.
BOARD OF EDUCATIoN-The City Board
Of Education held a special meeting last
evening at which all the members were
present except Mr.. Stevens. A new fifth
grade class was created at Sixteenth and n
streets, by taking some scholars from the
present crowded fifth grade class at that
place, and also all scholars attending the
fifth grade class at Tenth and ? streets,
who reside on X street, both sides, and
south to n, rs far west as Eighth street all
on Eighth street, both sides, between X
and n, and east of Eighth, between
those two streets all on n street,
both sides, from Eighth street east
and on Eleventh street, both sides south of
n, and all east of Eleventh and n; all east
of Eleventh and south of K Miss Jennie
Govan was promoted from eighth grade
to the new fifth grade class, and Miss
Lacy Hinkson was promoted to the after
noon class at Fourth and Q streets, from
which Miss Govan was promoted The
two forenoon classes of eighth grade at
Seventh and G streets were consolidated,
and Miss Lille Wilcox designated as
teacher Arrangements were also made
for relieving the crowded state of the first
grade class at the Capitol Grammar School
by transferring zpf the pupils to the
first grade Of the Sacramento Grammar
School.
PoLITIcAL EXcURsIoNs.-Laste evening at
1880 train of seven well-filled passenger
cars left the depot for the Republican
meeting at Folsom On board were large
delegations of the Plumed' Knights, Fire
Brigade Hat Brigade, Boys in Blue
Mckenna Guard, in full uniform, and
quite number of the 4! Ward Club and
citizens. They were accompanied by the
First Artillery Band and drum corps
Quite a number of ladies and two glee
clubs were also on the train. At the same
time train of two cars, bearing the Dem
ocratic Fire Brigade and the Cleveland and
Hendricks Club, accompanied by the Hus-
sar Band left for Marysville. The train
from Folsom reached the city on its return
at 1l:30 P. NJ, the passengers enthusiastic
over their trip and the excellent meeting
held. The officers of the meeting were c.
l.. Ecklon, President; J. II. Smith, J. Hy
man, J. T. Blanchard, W. J. Arnell, ". A
Ford T. Stephenson and II. c. Lawson,
Vice-Presidents: A J. Bell and James NJ
Williamson, Secretaries. Hon Joseph Nc
kenna delivered a very interesting address
THE excursion train from Marysville
returned about half-past l \. NJ.
Lecture To-NIGHT.-The second and last
lecture of the course, upon " Palestine" by
Rev. Dr. Dwinell, will be given at the Con-
gregational Church this evening This leCt
ure will consist ola more detailed description
of the principal places visited by the lect-
urer during his recent journey through the
Holy Land, and reproducing to the mental
vision, the country its people and their
customs, rs seen by the lecturer and his
party The time for the lecture to begin
has been changed To O'clock instead of
the hour previously announced The en-
tire receipts above expenses, will be pre-
scented to Dr. Dwinell. Admission, TO such
rs DO not hold tickets for the course will
be 30 cents.
Police CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the two charges of felony against
Horace Stevens were continued until to-
morrow. May Clark, Lottie Ashley, Car
RE Williams and Lottic sAdamS, arrested
for exhibiting forfeited their deposits.
Larry Sullivan was convicted of petty
larceny, and will he sentenced to-day.
John Young, charged with having been
drunk. forfeited his deposit The case of
c. b. Pressy, for murder, WAS set for ex-
animation this morning THE cases Of
Adolph and August Hebron and Emmett
Hageman, for misdemeanor, were contin-
ned until the 2sth.
MILITARY ELEcrIoY.-CompanyE of the
First Artillery Regiment last evening
elected Lieutenant H. Weinstock as their
Captain. The attendance Of members was
quite large, and among the guests present
were Colonel Sheehan, Majors Wallace and
Hubbard and Captains White and Stevens.
After the meeting was over, ut the invita-
ton of Mr. WeinStock, all present partooll
of an excellent banquet at the Pacific
Oyster House. Toasting, feaSting and
experimenting was INDUCED in until q
late hour.
METROPOLITAN THEATEE.-This evening
Miss Hattie Woods, wonder who is
said to be the superior of Lulu Hurst in
the possession Of mysterious strength, will
give an exhibition of her powers at the
METROPOLITAN Miss Woods gave entertain
ments at San Francisco recently, and mys-
tilted her audience pretty much as Miss
Hurst had done, handling strong men with
great case. She challenged Miss Hurst TO a
trial of ability in this line, but the chal-
enge was not accepted.
RAcING SATuRDAY-Robert Allen gives
notice that there will be a pacing race at the
Park next Saturday afternoon, for a purse
of $50, between NJ. f. odells Selim,
Worth Obers Enigma, John Madden S
George E., and c. II. Todds BLACK Point.
RAFAEL JosEFFY-Att the Sixth street n.
z Church. next Monday evening. Rafael
.Joseffy. the wonderful pianist, will give a
concert in aid of the Christmas fund of the
Protestant Orphan Asylum presenting a
very attractive programme.
THE Gilman kip buckle Alexis shoe,
three solid soleleather soles; price, boys,
80: mems, 81 25. Every railroad man
knows them. Sold only at Red House. :
THE FAvoRITE.-The Red House kip
boot now in stock at Red House.