Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

AVVAH LIN A1LLluGNUE,
County Board of Education.
The regular monthly meeting of this
body was held al Superintendent Bishops
otiioe on Saturday. Present w. J. Hyde
chairman, J. ". Johnson, c. f. Bishop.
and Misses Regain and Mccormack.
The application of Mrs. F. Spring for a
certificate on her life diploma was laid over
enc month The applicatiO4bf Miss Mary
AcManns fJr Il renewal Of her certificate
vas granted. The application of Mrs. NJ.
Ross for life diploma was rejected. sufii-
Sient data not being given. Mrs. Julia NJ
Markedly and Miss Jennie Morgan were
granted recommendations for life diplo-
mas.
The following persons were granted GER
uhcates on life and educational diplomas:
hlss Susie Leonard Miss Josie Regain. Miss
clara e. Jackson, W. w Anderson. Miss
Lizzie Bernard, Miss Flora Weeks, Mrs.
Sarah Toll, Miss Florence Chapman. Miss
Julia Smith.
Miss Dora Davis was granted a renewal
OF her city certificate. G. 7. Freeman was
granted renewal of his county certificate.
Miss Lucy Heard was granted a renewal of
ucr nrst-graie certificate. Miss Mary Brown
vas granted a temporary certificate on her
city certificate. Miss Cannie Mason was
granted g renewal of her sccond-grade city
certificate
Miss McCo-nack's amendment TO Rule 3
vas adopted.
Professor ". J. Hyde submitted the fol-
towing:
hereby give notice that shall at the next
regular meeting of this Board move to amend
Ei.e o ior the examination of teachers, in the
following manner.
flr,t-Tha. the standard credits" for Theory
and Practice OF Teaching" and also for Mental
Arithmetic" each be changed from fifty to
twenty-five credits.
second-That IN No. IS of said rule the words
Constitution OF the United States" be stricken
ont. und III lieu thereof the words school Law
az California" be inserted, SO Ms to read: Con
't.iuiiOa and School Law OF California" for
winch tie standard credits shall Doe twenty
Third-Tha. English and American literature
- added 30 SAID rule, as a further requirement
for First Grade certificates.
desire 10 add, by way of explanation that
should English and American literature be
adopted by this Board rs n requirement for First
Hr.3s certificates, teachers shall be examined
only on the great representative authors
A lew thin text books giving Il succicnt, vet
somewhat satisfactory view of the lives, charac-
t''le anu writings OF the eatlterary landmarks
- our language VIII be recommended. thor
ough mastery or these little school books will it
Is confidently hoped, serve ~ a guide and basis
tor future aud deeper literary 0ttainments.
Coon TEMPLARs' REUNION. - Sloan
Lodge, No. Q, l. o. G. T, received an offi-
cai visit On Saturday evening from Hon.
NJ. c. Winchester, Of Grafton. G. W. c. I.
Of the Order in this State. who assisted by
Rev. J. L. COhenOur, of Oakland. acting as
Il. ". S., and Joshua Audett, Jr, of Wood
land, rs 6. w. NJ, installed the officers
elect, rs follows w. G. T., George b. Katz-
w =
stein ". l. II. s, Mrs. Kate Walthers
W. v T, Marion Eddy; w S. D. Davis
w. A. s., Frank II. kiefer: w. +. s, AL.
toppin, " T., l.. c. Chandler; w. Nv.
II KaiZensteiH; W. ID. NJ, Mrs. 4. Me-
lander w. C., Mrs. c. W Tappan W. |.
c., Ella Clark; w. 0. c., Dexter Dunphy
2. w. @. T, l.. Z. Vandercook The meet
ing was further enlivened by delegation
OF forty members of the Order from Chrys-
opOlis Lodge, OF. Woodland. who came in
Body 20 pay their Sacramento brethren a
fraternal visit Eloquent speeches were
made by the G. W. c. I. and other visitors,
Of an encouraging nature. REGULATIONS
were rendered by Messrs. Vandercooli and
Win. KGtzensteiu, Miss Davis, OF Silcam
Lodge. ard Miss Schleiman. of Woodland.
Vocal music was interpreted between the
numbers by Mesdames Coppersmith, 5.
Katzeustein, Melandcr and Walther, and
instrumental music by Miss Cross, ufW ood-
land Following the Lodge meeting re-
freshrne Dts were served of ice cream, cake
etc. in great abundance. The meeting
throughout vas an unusually interesting
one, and the attendance so large as to fully
test the capacity of the Lodge-Toom. At a
late hour the Yoloites retired, highly
pleased with their visit and entertainment
aud placing the Sacramentans upon their
luett!e 70 return the visit with SO large a
number. Chrysopolis Lodge reported that
during the past term fifty-one new mem
bers had been gained, showing prosper
Gus condition of the Order in Woodland,
As well a. here and elsewhere throughout
the State.
THE NORRIS GRANT MYSTERY Chief of
Police Jackson went over TO the Norris
grant yesterday to investigate the matter of
the alleged recent finding of a suit Of cloth
ing on the bank of 4 slough. He ascer-
tanned tina, the garments we're found long
distance from Dead-man's slough" the
only one theTeaboutS Of sufficient depth to
tempt any person to battle. There is a
little pond near by the spot where the
clothes were left, but it is very shallow,
and the chief could discover no footsteps
in the mud surrounding it. although he
examined the bank closely. The toll
collector ct the bridge reports that man
passed there the day on which the clothes
were found with bundle containing cloth
ing. BE looked as if he had been on big
drunk, and it is not unlikely that he took
off his cid clothes, put on new ones and
went on his way rejoicing. The Chief
thinks tha,-from the dimensions of the
garments-they could not have belonged to
the voung man who left the letter at the
fremont Hotel stating that he was about
10 drown himself in the river.
THEFT or A WA9oN.-After midnight on
Friday light grocery wagon was stolen
from in front of George Otis carriage and
blacksmith shop on | street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, and on the same
night Z single harness was stolen from a
hsrnessmaker's shop near by. The body
of the wagon had one coat of blue paint,
and the running gear was red. A close IN
spection viii reveal the name, beneath the
naint. of ?. H Russell, on the sides of the
wagon. and also the names of the makers,
Pike 81 Young. A Few days ago couple
of Cinnamon wanted TO purchase the
wagon. and it is not improbable that 1t
was stolen by them.
DrEp At TIE HosPIrAL-Word was re-
ceived Yesterday of the death at the County
Hospital Of the old man, James Elliott
who was before the Police Court lew days
ago. He was then in very feeble health.
SEE our advertisement in to-day's issue
Red House.
ONE LOT OF mems cashmere. silk and
pants for s. 90, to-day at Red House,
FANCY ribbons reduced to Is cents a yard.
Hale Bros.
Ladies silk fichus reduced from $ to
S. so each. Hale Bros.
sArzKHs reduced from % cents to Ii
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