Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-01
LOCAL INTELLIGgNCE.



Board of Education.
The regular monthly meeting Of the City
Board of Education was held last evening
at tae Office Of the Superintendent, Dr.
Laine. All the members were present ex-
cept Director Stevens.
The various committees made reports.
which were received and placed on file.
The City Superintendent made the fol-
lowing report of the schools for November :;
High School-Enrollment, 1854 average
daily attendance, 155 Sacramento Gram
mar-Enrollment, $50: average daily al
tendance 4Sl. Capital Grammar-Enroll-
ment, 1876; average daily attendance. 800.
Prmary-Enrollment ~ average daily
attendance, 1857; corporal punishment, 40.
Twel.ty-fourth and N-Enrollment. ia
average daily attendance 147 Night school
-EnrOHment, III; average daily attend
ance, 70. Total-Enrolment, >, 16l; aver
age daily attendance, 1888; corporal pun
lshment, 40. German clasS-Enrollment
go average daily attendance, 253 French
casS-Enrollment, ~; average daily at
tendance 80.
Miss Eleanor Smith asked for a recon-
mendation for an educational diploma.
Miss Smith is now teaching in the Sand
wien Islands. The request was granted.
Miss Mary E. Skinner applied for posi-
ton as teacher. She is now resident of
Placer county.
A letter was received from Director Stev-
ems who is in San Diego, stating that his
health was improving rapidly, and he ex-
pected to be home January Ist He was
granted leave of absence for one month
Director Petrie stated that all the money
III the contingent fund, $206 20, had been
turned over to the City Treasurer.
The Superintendent, at mis- request, was
instructed to turn over TO the City Treas
ury every Saturday, so as to make it
matter OF record of moneys that come
into his hands during the week.
The schools will close on Wednesday
the 80 OF December, and open on the first
Monday in January.
The following bills were audited and
ordered paid; J. a. McCarty 80 cents
Tim Shannahan, $56; George Lonney,
s. 80; Thomas McCafirey, 1891 30: c. b.
Herndon, Sl7S; II. Coates. $50 81; W. J.
0'Brien, 81 05; L. l.. Lewis, IS so; J. S.
Painter, Sl0 =. S. Lawson, S3 IS Brown
Bros, 81 Imperial Insurance Company,
Sl20. James O'Neal, So; Sun Insurance
Company. 240; L. C.. Chandler, insurance,
81; Z. kilgour, insurance, Sl20; Capital
Furniture Company, 81 500 10; Capital
Gas Company, $50 40; y. Fisher. 81 so:
Tom Scott, 81 90; Richard & Knox, 500 10;
Smith & Muir, Sl1; l. B. and G. w. Pot
ter, S2l 05; Friend & Terry, 81 o. S Lip
man Il Co., s. 50; Charles Schmidt, - !;
Kirk. Geary IL Co. s. 90: j. r. Lame,
SCI 50; c. A. Sawtelle, S25 SO: Daily Bee,
81 50. r. e. Gogings, s.; J. A. Laiferty,
So; Snerburn Il Smith, IS; Lewis q John
ston, 81 80; II. ). CrocKer & Co., S75 6S;
S J. Jackson, Sl66 -; 5. II. Davis, 81 20 /;
5. w. Butler, 81 so. Charles J. Noack
S325; John SHELTON, 81 so C. S. Hough-
ton, SOP 60: Billingsley d Co., $54 0G: E.
Lesser, $40 %; A. G. Gidlund, 81 80; pay
roll, $7,077 total, 81, $50 o. This leaves
balance iii the treasury of S737 81.
TESTIMONIALS OF Yesterday
there were issued the following testimoni-
ais from the Adjutant- Generals office. and
signed by the Governor The State of
California, honoring the faithful services
of her sons who formed a part Of the forces
of the United States employed in suppress
ing the rebellion and maintaining the in
tegrity OF the nation, presents you this tes-
timonlal of the peoples gratitude for your
patriotism - f. NJ. Frentress, of Company
H, First Cavalry mustered in April %,
1868 and served to expiration of term of
service, May 6, 1866. George Crow, Com
pauy A. First Cavalry mustered in August
IS. 1851, served to expiration of term of
service, August 81, 1864.
THE FISH COMMISSIONER. - Governor
StoneTnan several days since received the
resignation of Joseph D. Redding as q
member of the State Fish Commission.
The Governor has not as yet selected any
one for the position, but will do so within
q few days. T. J Sherwood of Marysyille,
and 5. W. Kennedy, of Oakland, are aspir-
ants backed by petitions and strong recon-
meuda'ionS. 1t is understood that the
friends of the Hon. J. V. Coleman will ask
the Governor to name him for the position.
WHERE THE MONEY GoEs-BeIow is
given the total amount OF warrants issued
by the State Controller on the different
funds during the month of November
General fund, ST. ,153 35 State School
Land fund, 1872, 541 D; San Francisco
Harbor Improvement fund. S31, 901 81 !;
Con. Perpetual Endowment fund (Univer
sity). 5000; State School fund, 4,42S SO /;
State Library fund, S2,027 10; Home of
Adult Blind fund, 1925; Leprosy fund,
S6I 20.
ARRESTS. - The following arrests were
made yesterday Charles English, by
officer Rider, for being drunk; Robert Carr,
10y officer Franks. for disturbing the peace !;
p, Spargo, by officer Sullivan, for battery /;
Martin Brophy, by officers Ash and Franks,
tor being common drunkard Andy
Lewick, John Hapeman, Frank DeCoe and
Willie McGrath. by officers Sullivan and
Coffey, for misdemeanor Alfred Thomas,
by officer Frazee, for being drunk.
Textbook PAPER-The contract for
furnishing the State with paper for print
ing the State school text-books-the read
ers-has been awarded to Cunningham,
Curtis & Welch, of San Francisco at 81
cents per pound. The contract calls for
!. 800 reams. more or less. of 500 sheets TO
each ream, 30x4l inches so pounds weight
to each ream, flat. The paper is to be of a
uniform white color, sized and super-calen-
dared.
CHARLES ROBIN, No. 702 J street, opened
..nother lot of 126 boys suits, which he
offers at fifty cents on the dollar. Also,
hats of late Trope stock at reduced prices,
and umbrellas at % cents.
MOUNTAIN APPLEs.-We have Just re-
ceiyed one hundred boxes of choice noun
tain apples of different varieties, which we
offer in lots to suit the purchaser. a
liberal discount will be given to dealers.
D. DeBernardi & Co. sos and 80 K streets
A COMPLETE assortment of musical mer-
: chandise always on hand at Hammer s