Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LUGAL lNTELLlGENGE.
INDUCEMENTS FOR CHILDREN ON THE
FoURTH.-A delegation of lads interested
in the celebration of the Fourth of July
have prepared for Us the following item
which is given in its entirety, since it is
correct i'll statement and crcditablv written:
AT the invitation of Professor j L. Skin
ner, between three and four hundred school
children assembled in the basement of the
Congregational Church, yesterday after
noon, for the purpose OF rehearsing several
patriotic songs which are to be sung in the
new Pavilion as a part of the entertainment
on the Fourth of July This new depart
Ure in the way of Fourth of July celebra-
tons is one of the most pleasing and enter
tanning of features. The children seem to
be highly pleased with this mode OF enter
tainmcnt, as is shown by the interest they
take, and by the large numbers that attend
the Tehearsals. There Will be a second re-
j earsal to-day, TO take place in the church.
and third tomorrow, to take place in the
new Pavilion. 1t is expected that all the
pupils of the public and private schools
will attend the remaining rehearsals. as
there will be seats for all. 1t would be a
good plan to have several adult voices aid
III the chorus in order that the children
may have confidence in themselves Ii is
distinctly understood that the children are
not to be required to march in the process
sion, and all those who comprise the chorus
will be assigned seats, especially reserved
for them, from which all the games can be
seen and enjoyed They will have ample
time in which TO view the procession and
then reach the Pavilion. The games and
exercises, which are very numerous. and
which the children Will then be able to
witness from good seats, consist partly of a
donkey race, sack race chariot race. slow
bicycle race, tug of war between the city
and country boys, the blind mans guess
which is a new game recently introduced
from France. There will be exercises also
by the Grand Army of the Republic. con
SiSting of camp scenes and many other in
Cidents of army life. 1t is desirable that
the children of the chorus be on hand at
80 p. NJ, or Immediately after the literary
exercises None but members of the chorus
will be allowed TO occupy the seats reserved
for the school children, and this is to be
strictly enforced, rs it is known that some
intend to join the singing band, but with
no intention of singing
POLICE CoURr.-In the Police Court YES
terday Ed. Martin. accused of disturbing
the peace, was convicted and fined $40 or
forty days.....Ah Chung, for the larceny Of
q sack Of potatoes, property of Lyon IL Cur
It's, was given ninety days in the County
JAIL. George JOhnson's case of petty
larceny was continued until this morning
......Thomas Curtis, arrested for petty lar
ceny, was discharged. Hugh Lindsay
for disturbing the peace, was fined $40 or
forty days......John Angelina for having
been drunk, was given twenty-four hours
in the City Prison.....John Hoppe. Mary
Gray and Dennis Mulchay, charged with
drunkenness, were discharged. Lewis
Anderson. X. : Johnson, Al. Allen and
Al. Johnson, DRINKS, forfeited their de-
posits......W VIM. Myers and :. Brock, &C
cused of disturbing the peace, were dis
charged......J. Sofa, arrested for like
otfense, was fined $40 or forty days. He
was also convicted of battery and fined
800 or 100 The cases of A IL A
Hebron and Emmct Hageman, for mis-
demeanor, We're continued until July 22d.
TRIAL JURoRS.-Pursuant to order made
by Judge Armstrong in Department One of
the Superior Court Yesterday, the Clerk
drew % trial jurors, who are ordered to
appear in Court on the 18th, viz: John Fl
field. Alfred Briggs, Albert LeimbaCh, \.
NJ. Barker, James Parsons, james Beau
champ, Gus. LayenSon, Joseph Woodward,
John Jenkins. L. K Alsip, y G. Eldred,
{. J. Bartholomew, Samuel MOOSer, George
Llewllyn, E. +. Pike, VIM. Hook, p. Kunz,
Charles YORK. G.. W. ogden, W. H. Rob
ertsOn. Chas. Solljngcr, Charles F. Laufkot-
ter. Ben. f. Crockcr. J. j. Naglc. +. c.
Ebert. 4. J. Muir VI. McElaney, Geo. :.
Waite, VI. Hnrahan Geo. W. Hack, VIM.
Berry +. :. Driver, Chas. J. Zeinwaldt b.
A Farr, VI. j. King, T. f. Dolan. John H.
Sawyer. Willis Wright, \. b. Guthrie. John
Sueed. John kohuer. VIM. Winklcman,
stephen Beck, James II. Hoke, Harry
Miller, Weller Freeman and Daniel Nc
earthly.
New ORDiNANcE.-Thc Board of City
Trustees met yesterday morning, and, after
a little discussion, passed the ordinance
introduced Monday for the protection of
plumbers, reference 10 which has hereto
fore been made in this paper. Under lis
provisions none but master plumbers can
get license 10 connect with the water
mains. The Examining Board will con-
sist of three perSonS-thc Superintendent
of the City Water Works and two practi-
cal plumbers, 10 be selected by the Trus-
tees. The ordinance goes into effect imme-
diately.
I
city bond cases are 20 meet in San Fran
cisco on Monday next and settle the bill of
exceptions for Use upon motion before the
Supreme Court for a new trial of the issues
recently heard before Judge Finn 1t is
expected that the motion for new trial
viii be argued within a few weeks, and
that the result viii be known without pro-
tracted delay.
T,..r..,.-. mos. ,,. p-t--,.,.r. III "a. a..
of Pacific Encampment, No. >, ]. O. O. F..
We're installed last evening by d. d. G. p.
Edward ChriSty, OF Folsom, rs follows: c.
F., T. c. Jones II. F., f. II. l.. Weber; ;.
W, John Carlaw; Scribe, Ed Glover
Treasurer, :. 3. Smith; J. w, +. Bruner
Trustees, W. c. Felch, James McCleery, :.
Morris.
CAME FOR THE PRoPEETY.-Constable
GRAY, of Lincoln, came to the city yester
day and got the horse and buggy stolen
from that place Sunday morning, and
which were found that night near Sacr;s-
mento. short distance north of the Ameri-
can river bridge. Nothing is known con-
corning the thief.
CANDIDATEs.-The following gentlemen
announce that they Will be candidates be-
fore the Republican County Convention
J. merry Miller, lot Auullor' IHaIieS NJ
COglan and William Il. Hamilton, for
County Clerk Frank d. Ryan, for Assem-
blyman; G. E. Kuchler, for County Treas
arer.
ENTERTAINMENT THIS EyESING-Prof H.
C. Eastman will give his second entertain
ment consisting of recitals, select readings.
etc, at Jacobs Hall, this evening at :
O'Clock. He is an accomplished elooution-
list, and those who attend will pass the
time profitably as well rs pleasantly.
DURING THE Manufacturing the month
of June the County Clerk issued thirty
three marriage licenses, and the Superior
Court granted no less than ten divorces.
Sixteen foreign-born residents were admit
ted to citizenship.
COMPANY " BIS" dance will commence at
= o'clock. Admission for gents Including
ladiesl so cents