Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-06
Board of Education.

The City Board of Education held
special meeting on Saturday, at which
President Slater presided, and all the mem
bers were present except Mr.. Stevens.
Miss Eleanor NJ. Smith rendered her res
ignation as teacher in the Sacramento
Grammar school, and the same was ac-
cepted. Miss Mary Cronemiller was pro-
NOTED from the eighth grade to fill the
vacancy and Miss Rebecca Joseph was
elected to fill the vacancy thus created in
the eighth grade.
Thr following resolution was introduced
by Mr.. Cooke, and unanimously adopted:
ReS0lred, That the Board will insist that pub
fishers whose bids We're accepted for textbooks
must furnish the same as specified in said bids
at the exchange and introduction price men
toned in their bids.
In this connection H. s. Croker & Co.
notified the Board that they would sell the
school textbooks at the exchange and in
PRODUCTION prices contained in the pub
fishers proposals submitted to and accepted
by the Board, and take the chances of the
Board succeeding in compelling the pub
fishers to make good the conditions of their
bids
Without further action of Importance
the Board adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC MEErING.-The Cleveland
and Hendricks Fire Brigade, numbering
in the neighborhood of one hundred,
marched TO the depot Saturday evening to
receive Hon. Thomas II. Lame, of Santa
Clara, who was advertised to speak at
Armory Hail. The Fire Brigade made
very credtable appearance. They paraded
on J andk streets before proceeding to the
hall. The following were the officers of
the evening President, Add. c. Hinkson /;
Vice Presidents, Fred Cox, John Miller, r.
c. Montgomery, Chas. OFT, NJ. Hanrahan,
c. f. klink, NJ. J. o Brien, f.! Twitchel, +.
Knauer James Parsons, J. Z. Parker, John
Rooney, l. S. Moore, John t. Carey,
Anthony Hubbs, Thomas Fox; Secretaries,
George Phillips, J. W. Hughes. Quite Il
large number of people assembled at the
hall to listen to the eloquent speaker.
Nearly his entire discourse was devoted to
the subject of free trade The meeting
closed with three cheers for the ticket and
the strains of that Southern heart-stirring
air of Dixie"
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court
Saturday the cases of Carrie Moranas and
Josie Stricket, for disturbing the peace
were continued until the Sth...James
Coleman and Dennis Sullivan were con-
victed of disturbing the peace. and fined
$40, or forty days in the County Jail 1.-The
case of d. p. Edwards, for burglary, went
over until the Sth THE cases of Maggie
Wilson and Anna Rodgers, for petit larceny,
were dismissed.....Ah Kun, for keeping
an opium den, was fined $l0..-..Ah Char
ley, John Hanson, Archibald Stuart and
Tom Jones, arrested for visiting an opium
den, were convicted and fined s. cach......
The cases of Dell Atllick, for vagrancy, and
Mary Mead, for adultery. were continued
until the 7th.....The case of Kate
Crowley, for petit larceny, was dis
missed on payment of costs Maggie
Stanley, for disturbing rhe peace,
was fined s. and COSTS. Charles Mains,
for having been drunk, was fined S10......
The case OF Charles Rave for disturbing
the peace was continued until the Goth.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made Saturday and yesterday: John Clark,
by Deputy Constable Gardner, for miste-
meaaor; John Curtain and Frank Brown,
by officer Rider for being drunk; Horace
Stevens, by officer Rider, for embezzle-
ment; BERTHE Washburn, by officer Ash,
for disturbing the peace; II. ii. Bell and
Ed Hughes. by officer Ash, for being
drunk; Phil. Ward, by officer Kent for
battery; John Heubschman, by officer
Rider, for battery Il. ID. Cooper, by officer
Rider for malicious mischief; Thomas J.
Collins, by officers Kent and Woods. for
being a common drunkard; Miles Fallon
by officers Ash and Ferral, for disturbing
the peace.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The Spanish
Students win commence an engagement al
the Metropolitan next Wednesday even.
ing. On Friday evening there will be q
promenade concert and dance at Armory
Hall after the performance at the theater
Parties buying tickets TO the theater for any
evening will receive a complimentary
ticket to the concert and dance. Tickets or
Friday to theater, and concert and dance
will be but 81.
HORSES APPRoPRIATED.-About P. NJ
Saturday two men applied at T. d. SERVER
stable and hired two saddle horses, grs,
and sorrel, for ride down the Riverside
They have not yet returned. but have beer
. heard from as passing Woodland that night
inquiring the way to Red Bluff
W. A. CAswELL has purchased the Inter
national Hotel and taken possession thi
morning The house has been painted
renovated and refurnished throughout
The convenienceS are all modern Tn,