Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-03

Placer county, and Joseph DaIlman, o
! lincoln, went home yesterday from here.
" s. Zeilin went to San Francisco yes
terjay .1tternoon, to stay several days.
! p. Ia tie, of San Francisco, returned
home yess., day from a weeks stay a
Towle's.
| G. E. sexev. Of Marysville. Presiden
of the Anti DEBRIS Association, went to tn,
Bay yesterday.
Mrs, Fisher, of Dixo,., who has beer
visiting Mrs. W. II. She,, ourn, returned
home yesterday
R. W. Lewis, who broke his leg for the
second time recently, was yesterday ape &c
be out on erutches.
| Miss Helen Lindley, of this city, viii
accompany Mrs. R. p. Root, of Quincy, ILL.,,
| who has been visiting at the residence OF
Judge benson for several months, on her
return home next Monday evening.
| Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday !:
Jerry Schooling, Reno, New; H. T. Hug
gins, Clarksburg; NJ. J. Allhaf, ColoIaa
Mrs: w. w. Brownell, Mrs. Harper. Wood
land John p Irish, Oakland; D. c. Hal
sey, Malysyille; Len Spurgeon. H. 2.
Miller, Davisyille; L. NJ. Upham, Rio
VISTA W. I. Showler, city David Mccall,
San Francisco.
In the city yesterday Mrs D. Weber,
Ciarksburg; G. Johnson and wife, Miss NJ.
Johnson, w. johnson, Nicolaus; w c.
Sheldon, Costumes; J. W. Annabel. Ed.
Annabel, a. Kesselring, Gold Hill, Ell
Dorado county; P. Hanson, Walnut Grove;
J. Cox, Routiers J. H. Brock, Suffer coun-
ty;. Alex. Deck, Yuba City, VIM Ford
and wife, Michigan Bar; VIM. Barber,
Copper Hill.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday Miss Emma Adams, Elko, New;
James Gormley, Reno A H Smith and
wife, James Campbell. San Francisco; T.
N. Hanson, Genoa. New; A. G. Farms
worth, Chicago; George Bates, Berkeley
a. Walrath, Nevada CITY NJ. Michel. San
Francisco; Mrs. J. B. Ritter, Michigan Bar;
c. j. Titus and wife, Los Angeles w G.
Harris, ]. f. Newman, J. +. Sullivan, Alex.
Graham, San Francisco; Samuel Jones,
city.
STATE BOARD OF EDucATIoN.-At the
morning session of the Board il was re-
solved that the meaning of the last three
resolutions is that the assistance procured
by Professor More shall be contracted for
and paid in full from the funds placed at
his disposal, or to be placed, the results of
said assistance becoming the absolute prop
erty of the Board, and no assistant shall
have any further claim against the State for
his labors 1t was also resolved that the
foregoing resolutions relating to arithmetic
be applied to the subject of grammar, with
the following changes: Substituting
" grammar for arithmetic, and the words
" Professor Charles II. Allen" for Professor
Ira More through each resolution A reso-
luton offered by Professor Welcker, that in
the new arithmetics the metric system of
weights and measures be used, was lost.
The revision of the readers adopted was
lntrusted to Superintendent WelcSer, he
to have the assistance of W. II. V. Ray
mond the literary editor Superintendent
Welcker was also given the supervision of
the compilation of a speller. Miss Claude
b. Wakefield was granted an educational
diploma.
CHAUTAUQUA DIsCoURsE.-Last evening,
at the Central NJ Z. Church, Eleventh
street, between II and l, Rev. Thomas Fill
bin delivered to large audience dis
course upon the Chautauqua Idea" 1t
was in the interest of the Chautauqua Cir
cles of this city His discourse was able,
eloquent, and showing the benefits to be
derived from those circles He said it was
an opportunity that young people should
llOl pass Aull ~ ne aim, ne Saiu, WIS 10
increase the membership of the circles,
and to give to all who are interested in
matters of self-culture an opportunity to
examine the methods employed to that
end by the G. J.. S. @. The Chautauqua Cir
cles of this city are ably managed, and
have not only been found a source of pleas.
ure, but one of great benefit to all who be-
long.
BAsEBALL.-At Recreation Park to-mor-
row afternoon game for purse of $50
will be played between the Eureka and
Alta clubs of this city, the Atlas undertake
ing to make four runs to their opponents
one. The mines will be composed as fol-
lows: Eurekas-Gorman, p; Newbert, c..
Goldstein, 5. 5; Lynch, Sd b.; Nolan, I'd b.;
Swift, C. f.; Balse, LIST b.; Bidwcll, r. E.
Karcher, !. f. Atlas = Mclaughlin, c.
Barry, p; Costello, 5. s.: Ahern, 1st b..
Robertson, I'd b.; Hanly, Sd b.; Crone, /. f.
Flint, c. f.; Stanton, f.
SUDDEN DEATH-A Wolcott, an old citi-
zen of Sacramento county, died at his resi-
dence near Franklin last evening. He had
been ailing for some time, but his death
was sudden and unexpected. The physi-
clan says ii was case of heart disease. He
was a native of Michigan. 65 years of age,
and leaves wife, one son and two daugh-
tiers. His children are all married He
will be buried from his late residence in
Franklin this afternoon.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at 10
A. NJ. to-day, at the salesroom, Nos. 1904
and 1006 ] street, horses, buggies, wagons,
harness, etc. The firm will also SELL at the
same time and place, the furniture and car
pets of five rooms. Also, one large mirror,
NO Inn hadr sat
mattresses, crockery, glassware, etc. These
goods must be sold on account of the own
ers leaving the city. They are all in good
condition.
ARREsrs.-These arrests were made yes
terday: John Heenan, by officer Rider, for
petty larceny; zee Lee by officers Farrell
and Kent, for misdemeanor; All Get and
All Bong, by officers Kent and Farrell, for
selling lottery tickets; Peter Tripes, by
officer Rider, for vagrancy; Shamus Nc
CURE by officer Farrell, for being drunk.
The Sewing Machine Exhibit at the State
Fair, Sacramento.
journal of Commerce.
Editor Journal Of Connlerce-DEAR SIR:
A good deal has been said and assertions
made by the agent of the Domestic with
regard to receiving first premiums at the
State Fair in 1885. 1t is well II such cases
to adhere strictly to the truth. The matter
in this case, then, simply settles down to a
question of veracity between Mr.. Palmer,
the agent of the Domestic, and the men,
bers constituting the Fair Association. Be-
low will be found the statement as given
under their hand and SEAL Yours truly,
New HOME SEWING MACHINE Co., W. w.
EGNEw, Manager.
OFFICIAL.
CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, J
SEcRErARY's OFFICE,
SACRAMENTO (Cal.), September 81, 1885.
To Whom 1t Nay Concern: This is to GER
tify that no award was made upon sewing