Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-25

AMERICAN RIVER ScKooL.-Fo sing is
the report Of the American river school for
the month of December, Susie Leonard,
teacher: Average percentages in written
and oral examinations. First Division
Ella Z Iotz 81; Chas Priest, 81; Max. Tullar,
sc; Chas Browning, s., Second Division
Peter Mcintyre, 81; Mamie Mcintyre. &C.
Willie Klotz, 95; Annie PUoi, Si Minnie
Dunning, 90; Minnie Pool, SO; Florence
Priest, So; Emma Gibson, So; Eddie Glib
son, SO. Third Division-George Gibson,
ga Willie Mcintyre, 81; Claude Van Gelder,
3d. Theodore Pool, SO. Fourth and Fifth
Divisions-Alba Galgani, &c; John Dun
ming, 90; Alice Pool, 81: John Galgani, 49,;
Kefa Galgani, Sc: Fritz Cordes Sc; Earnest
Cordes, &C; Sadie Mcintyre, 90; Henry
Cordes, 30; Eddie Pool 90.
Police CoUR7.-In the Police Court yes
terday James Sullivan was convicted Of
being a common drunkard, and sentenced
to 80 days in the county jail. ..... Chin All
Get was examined on a charge of assault
with q deadly weapon but the matter had
evidently been settled among the Celes-
!lsls. ss there was an insufficiency of evi-
dence, and the defendant was discharged.
THE cases Of John and Maud Brown
and Lottie Welch, charged with a disturb
ance Of the peace at the latter's house
which the other two visited Wednesday
night to collect debt, but got into a diff
Guilty which at one time threatened to end
seriously were dismissed bymutual agree
ment.
THEIR CHRISTMAS PREsENrs-Goyernor
Stoneman yesterday presented two of the
inmates Of the State Prison with Christina.
presents which, to them. no doubt, were
very acceptable. NJ Woodberry was con-
yicted Of the crime of forgery in the county
OF Los Angeles in September, 1888, and
sentenced 10 serve ten years within the
prison walls. His sentence has been re-
dnced one-half, or from ten to five years
JOef Ricardo de SilveTa was, some time
since, convicted of murder and sentenced
to life imprisonment. His sentence has
been commuted to seven years. Under
the operation of the Goodwin Act, these
convicts will be released Immediately.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - About 8 O'CLOCK
Thursday afternoon a young man named
Cam enzind met with serious accident a
Twelfth and II streets. His horse rar
away and the buggy collided at that corner
with dirt-wagon. Camenzind was thrown
with great violence to the ground, his heac
striking with such force that he was rem
dered insensible. Constable Swift, whC
happened to be in the vicinity, ran to hi:
assistance, and s physician who was in th'
neighborhood visiting a patient was sum
moned The injured man was insensibl'
for ten or fifteen minutes. Although nc
bones were broken, he was badly bruised
and shaken up.
ANNUAL BALL or THE TURyERs.-Th'
Sacramento Turn Verein, one of sacra
mento's most prosperous and enterprisini
institutions, will give its thirty-thirt
annual ball at Turner Hall tonight
Fisch, Jones s. Watson will furnish th'
music and those attending will of cours
have q Jolly time as the Turner'S have
gained great reputation for the success
with which their entertainments of thi
character have been carried out. Tn
usual Christmas tree viii be there, fall 0
presents, and every lady and gentleman Il
attendance will receive one.
No7AR1AL ArFo1YrMEYTs.-The Goyerno
yesterday appointed Notaries Public as FOL
lows J. E. Baker, Alturas J. E. Thomas
Fort Jones; E. I. Reed, Junction City
: Trinity county; s. \. Smith. Downieville
A. Lazand. Bodie; J. B. Venting, SAINT
Barbara; J. NJ. Stow. Walnut Greek Cor
ira Costa county R. H. Hawley, Sacra
mento J. B. Maxey, Suffer Creek.
JoIYT PARTY. - The first annual Join
party 10 be given by Nos. Il and p of th
Young Mems Institute viii take place 8
Arrnory Hall next Friday evening.