Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-02
Business Advertiseuen,a.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Cry BOARD OF EDUcArIoN.-A special
meeting of the City Board of Education
was held last evening, for the purpose of
considering the resignation of Miss Lizzie
McGann, teacher in the fourth grade of
the Grammar School. Present. Directors
Davis, Petrie, Alsip. Avery. Slater, Chad
derdon and Conklin; absent, Director
Stevens. The resignation was read and
accepted. Miss Clara Henley, of the sec
ond grade of the same school, was elected
10 fill the vacancy. Miss Josie Regain was
elected from the sixth grade to fill the
vacancy in the second grade of
the Grammar. Miss Lizzie Bernard
was then transferred from the sixth
grade az Seventh and G, TO the same grade
at Fourth and Q, the same place she held
last year. Miss Mollie Johnson was then
elected from the seventh grade. Ninth and
Z, to the sixth grade. Mrs Mary Nagle
was elected to fill the vacancy at Ninth and
L. ms lett vacancy at Ninth and p
which vas filed by the election of Mrs.
Addie Z. Winans from the night-sehool.
Miss Lucy Heard, from the substitutes, was
elected to the night-school, and Miss
Emma kleinsorge was elected to fill the
place n the corps of substitutes. There
was question as to whether they should
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upon the young lady who should next be
elected to the position as substitute. but it
was iinaily agreed not to do So with the
unanimous understanding that she should
be the next.
AUCTION SALEs.-Bel & Co. will sell at
auction, at 10 A. NJ. to-day, at their sales
room, Tenth and J Streets the furniture
and carpets of twelve rooms, consisting in
part OF walnut and painted bedroom sets,
spring and top mattresses, three-quarter
beds and mattresses, paintings, engrayings,
chromos, feather pillows, lace curtains.
brussels and ingram carpets bed lounge
extension table, Oilcloth, stair carpet. Gar
land range and fixtures, kitchen and other
general furniture, crockery, glassware, etc
1.-THE same firm will sell next Monday,
at 10 A. H., at No. 300 L street, is marble
top bedroom SETS l6 spring mattresses, 16
top mattresses, % feather pillows and
holsters walnut wardrobes, lace curtains
ana cornlcesi oil paintings, panel pictures,
Earlor ornaments, 16 japanese toilet sets,
Nstuary, finest blankets, comforters, sheets.
spreads, etc, l6 Brussels carpets, hall and
stair carpets hnoieum and oilcloth, parlor
stoves,.....Sherburn & Smith will sell on
Monday next, at 1890 A. NJ, at the store
No. SO X street, an elegant walnut mar
ble-top bevel glass chamber set, ash bevel
glass marble-top chamber set, fine parlor
set, lounges, easy and folding chairs, will
low chairs, linoleum, walnut marble-top
sldeboard, mantel mirror, center tables,
spring beds and top mattresses, parlor
stoves, tables, chairs, glass and crockery
ware, Brussels carpets, etc. The sale is
positive. Goods on exhibition Saturday
FIRE COMMISSIONERS. = The regular
monthly meeting of the Board was called
to order last evening by President Jackson.
Present-Messrs Jackson and Conran.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read
and approved. On motion, the payroll
for the month of September was allowed
and ordered paid. On motion, the follow
ing bills were also allowed and ordered
paid: J. P. McManus, S55; Capital Gas
Company, SO 90 Bee Hive Store, So 60;
George Schroth & Co, 1852 OF; NJ r.
Rose, 81 %; Friend & Terry, So IL R. E.
Gogings, 70 cents Weizel & Son, 81 so;
NiL9nES Wheeler, s. Is. Roth, 81 %; ].
A. Martin, 81 %; A. NJ. McCollum, 81 so:
James Mcclure, 81 so; Neubourg d Lagos,
81 IS Root, Nelson & Co., 81 So; C. E.
Adams 3 r. S. Jones, IS; Brown Bros,
81 80 Jacob Griessel, 81 - McElanev.
81 80 Billingsley & Co., 81 50; l.. i.
Smart, So; NJ r. Beard, 81 rs Reports
of the different Foremen on fires and
alarms for the month of September were
received and placed on file.
HIS DEcIs1oN.-Justice Haines yesterday
rendered judgment in the case of Frank
Joseph, arrested for violating the fish law
by having salmon in his possession
during the close season. On the
hearing OF the Gaze, it will be recollect-
ed, Joseph pleaded guilty, but urged in ex-
tenuaton that he purchased the fish from
O fisherman. His counsel raised the point
that tins was really but an ordinary misde-
meanor, If anything, and not liable to the
fine OF not less than S50imposed by Section
636 of the Penal Code for violation of the
tish law. Judge Haines took the matter
under advisement. His decision Yesterday
was that the defendant had violated the
law unintentionally, that it was only a case
otgeneral misdemeanor of which a great
many well-disposed citizens might be guilty.
through ignorance of the law, and imposed
fine Of s..
Mass MEETING THIS EVENING. = At
Turner Hail. this evening, there will be
grand mass meeting of Irishmen and all
who sympathize with the cause of Ireland.
the desire being to assist Parnell and his
coadjutors in their efforts in favor of home
rule. Addresses will be delivered by Rev.
Father Grace, Colonel John P. Irish, Colonel
J. J. Tobin and Colonel ]. J. Ayers James
M. Ward, the talented actor, will deliver a
recitation. Hon. d. J. 0ullahan will pre-
side. Music will be furnished bv the Hns-
Sar band.
CHAUTAUoUA DIscoURsE.-This evening.
at the Central NJ. E. Church, discourse
viii be delivered on the "Chautauoua
Idea by Rev. Thomas Filbin, the purpose
OF which will be to increase the member
ship OF the Circles, and to give to all who
are interested in matters of self-culture an
opportunity TO examine the methods en-
pIoyed to this end by thee. L. s. C. There
will not be any charge for admission to the
lecture, and the public are invited to be
present.
FRESNO LASDs.-in Fresno, at P n to-
morrow, there will be peremptory sale of
the unsold portions of the Bank of Califor-
MIA tract, close to that town 1t will be
offered in subdivisions of twenty acres and
upwards, with full water rights, bitches
complete and water on the land. Great
bargains can doubtless be made BY pur-
chasers.
GENTS fine sewed. hook and lace shoes
medium-round toe and tip, 81 so; plain
French toe, Standard screw, s. 80, TO-DAY
in our sale. Red House.
BEHR Bros UPRIGHT PIANO took First
Premium for best Piano on exhibition !;
also, Wheelock square State Fair, 1885.
f. A. Glrard, sole agent, corner Seventh
and streets.
READ our advertisement to-day. Red
House.