Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-01


the number of scholars enrolled, the number
in attendance, etc., during the year, will be
found in the statistical report of schools in
another column of this issue.
Bills were approved as follows: Lewis &
Johnston, stationery. S11; w. A. &
c. S. Houghton, 500 05; Ii. Coates. repairs,
SlI 05 Capital Gas Company, $50 IS; w.
D. Comstock, chats, 81; Fireman's Insur-
ance Company, SS4 VIM. Baker, Waterman,
Sixteenth street, 81 80; j. G. Sepulveds,
81 40; j. l.. Chsdderdon, paint, IS OF; II.
P. Osborn, S12 80; S. d. Collins, books, Sc !;
r. A. Fisk, repairing battery, 81 %; Sun
Insurance Company, $50 so; Charles j. No.
ack, 81 so; Mrs. DustmaD, 81 50; w. A. x
c. s. Houghton, So so; j. A. Lafferty, So !;
S. j. & j. S. jackson, so Is; Miss Berthe
Ripper $40; James Harris, 81; Billingsley &
Co., 50. Total, 1886 60.
Applications for positions as teachers in
the city schools were received from Misses
Ella Kelly, Mary l.. Brown, Hattie NJ.
Ackley and L. Clara Husse. Applications
placed on file.
The Board then adjourned.
THE GRAND JURI.-At4 P. NJ. yesterday
the Grand Jury, which has been in session
for the past three weeks, entered Department
One of the Superior Court and informed
Judge Armstrong, through their foreman,
VIM. Johnston, that they desired to make a
partial report, and ask for an extension of
time in which to complete their labors. They
handed to the Court, who passed over to the
Clerk, fourteen true bills and nine which they
had ignored The Court informed the Grand
Jury that he had examined the law relative
to the length of time they might continue in
session and had ssoertained that it was not
limited and therefore they would be allowed
all the time they deemed necessary for the
proper disposition Of the work before them
The Court asked the District Attorney if all
the parties indicted were in custody. That
officer replied Not all of them" The Court
thereupon ordered County Clerk Coglan to
issue bench warrants for their immediate ar
rest, and in the meantime to not disclose the
names of those not in custody. UR the 7th
of January those 10 custody will be arrsigned.
The following is list of the ignored bills:
Fuzzy Sting and Fong Chung, murder; David
Beverage, murder; Foug All Chong, gamb-
ling; Lee GOe, Fong Keen and Wong Coon,
murder; Leon Mayhem and Edward Kelly,
burning insured property; Leon Mayhem,
burning insured property; Edward Kelly,
burning insured property; An Kee, murder;
james Dryer, gaming.
DEATH OF Miss ARNOLD. - About IL
o'clock Saturday night Miss Emma Arnold,
a young lady well known in the social circles
of this city, died at the residence of her
parents on L street, between Eighth and
Ninth, of what the physicians pronounce
typhoid pneumonia, Her illness was quite
brief. On the evening of the 10Th she at
tended the party given by the Xopos Club in
the Assembly Chamber, on which occasion
she contracted a severe cold, which rapidly
grew worse until the Angel of Death called
her hence at the time above stated. Her
heart-broken parents and relatives have the
sympathy of the entire community, as Miss
Emma was a fay orite with all who knew
her. The funeral service, which took place
from st. Rose Church yesterday afternoon,
was conducted by Rev. Father Grace and
was attended by large number Of sympa-
thizing friends, among whom were many Of
the schoolmates of the deceased. The pail.
bearers were John hatcher, Jr., J. p Wise
man, Jr., Fred Knox, ID. S. Long. L. A.
Van lille and Thomas Gleason. The re-
mains were temporarily placed in the Catho-
lie Cemetery, but will be afterwards removed
to San Francisco, where Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
will make their future home.
BUSINESS REFERENCEs.-On pages 4, II
and Is of this issue will be found directory
of some $50 citizens engaged in business in
Sacramento. On page 2 will be found special
local intelligence relating to Baker & Hamil.
ton, Hall, Luhrs & Co., Weinstock & Lubip,
Grangero Association, L. X. Hammer, Gait.
mann & Scheunert, Capital Furniture Com.
pany, John Breuner, Kilgore l. Tracy and
Carl Strobel. On page will be found like
articles relating to A & A. Hebron, C.. Nc
Creary & Co, the State House, Gregory.
Barnes Il Co., W. r Strong & Co. and Jos.
Woods On page - similar matter relating
to Mohr & york. H. NJ. Bernard, Lyon &
Curtis, Schepps Metropolitan Market, An
derson & johnson, d. DeBsrnardi & Co.,
Golden Eagle Hotel DR.. Pinkbam, II. Post
On page like matter relating to the Red
House. J. Hahn & Co., Klune d Floherg and
Mrs. E. NJ Wiedmann. On page 10 will be
found articles relating to the business of
Woodburn q Barnes and H. ID. Vandercook.
CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES. The Board O;
City Trustees met at the new City Hall at 10
a. ". yesterday, all the members present.
The Chief Engineer of the Water Work..
Mark Foster, made bis weekly report show.
ing that the pumps during that time had
been in operation 142 hours, and the amount
Of water raised 9, lis. 800 gallons w. K.
Muir presented an ordinance, asking it's pas.
sage granting the right TO erect within the
city limits telegraph poles and wires for cleo
trio lighting purposes. The ordinance was
received, read and laid over under the rule
for one week. The ordinance framed some
weeks since st the request of the City Board
Of Health, asking the appointment of a Meat
Inspector, was passed for one week. The
Clerk of the Water Works, Il. D. SERVER,
reported that for the quarter ending Deem
Der % h he had collected Sl5, Sl5 80 for wa
ter rates, and STA for water taps. After su-
diting and allowing large number of bills
the Board adjourned.
The ANNUAL POLICE HARvEsT.-The fol-
lowing statistics are gathered from data at
the station house and shows what the police
force has done during the year Number Of
arrests made, l770; numbers Of dodgers, 49l +;
en- roates to the prisons and insane asylums
who were lodged 10 the City Prison while eR
route, 152; for murder, Il; robbery, II !;
burglary, 81 forgery, IL; grand larceny, % /;
petit larceny, 104; felony and embezzle-
ment, l2 Migrants, 95; druukards. S29 /;
safe keeping, misdemesnOr and other otfenses,
L,0S2
POLICE CoURr.-Business as follows was
transacted in the Police Court yesterday 4:
Charles Taylor, drunk, was fined s.. and
Joe Barber and Emily Dshille. for disturbing
the peace were fined SO and s. respectively.
I. Cummings, arrested for being inehristed
dld not answer when his case was called, and
his deposit was declared forfeited. The big
amy case Of Cyrus Cooper was continued, by
consent, until tomorrow.
PRODUCTION FOR THE YEAR-The records
Of Internal Revenue Collector A. L. Frost,
Fourth District. California, show that 9l4.
400 cigars were manufactured in Sacramento
during the year 1888. Also that q. $50 bar
rels of beer was made, and 81 600 gallons of
grape brandy produced.
In our Furnishing Goods Department you
will always find extra Inducements We now
have in stock gents wool gloves, % cents !;
Clrdigan jackets, 40, GO, 81 cents and 81 /;
cents fine bslbriggan hose, silk clicked -
cents. Red House.
We have had made expressly to cur order
the old mans calf boots, with 6 wide double
sole and low, broad heei, making it very de-
sirsbls for thoss that have tender feet. Price,
80. Red House.