Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

CITY BOARD OF EDUCATIoN-The Civ
Board OF Education met last evening in the
Office OF DR.. J. r. Lame, all the members
present except Directors Alsip and Stevens.
Inc Old Board having no business to trans
act, adjourned. The retiring member from
the Fourth Ward. Frank Avery. introduced
ms successor, O. W. Er,ewine Mr. Chad
derdon, Oft the Second Ward. introduced his
successor, J. w, Todd. The new CITY Su
perintendent, N. r. Beard. called the new
Board 10 order and stated that the first
thing IN order would be the selection of a
Chairman for the ensuing year Director
olater placed IN nomination w. NJ. Petrie,
ana he was unanimously elected The new
Board IS made up as follows First Ward.
W. NJ Petrie and J. f. Slater; Second
Ward, Alonzo Conkling and J. w. Todd.
Ihlru Ward, {. II. Stevens and Richmond
Davis Fourth Ward. E. X Alsip and O.
W. Erlewine. The Museum Association
was granted the privilege to announce in
the public schools that their art school is
now open, and that a class is being formed
OF teachers and advanced pupils. Super
Intendent Beard announced that he had
secured an office in the Changers building
ON Tenth street. A committee composed of
directors slater, Davis and ErleWine was
appointed to confer with the SuperintenG-
ent, and provide suitable furniture for the
Office. The Board adjourned, to meet in
the new Office Monday evening January
18th.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court YES.
terday the case of P. English, charged with
battery, was dismissed, the prosecuting
witness having gone to Stockton. .Silas
Madison, the youth who was caught by
oincer Ash IN the act of knocking pickets
from John II. CaTroll's fence New Years
night, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
pay fine of $50 or be confined 60 DAYS in
the COUNTY jail......Frank Williams, Frank
hafts and James Hughes, Migrants. were
sentenced to 30 days each in the county
JAIL. Henry Ferguson was convicted of
gdJing been drunk and will be sentenced
today Joe Kelly, for like oliense, was
sent below for twenty-four hours.
Michael Gallagher was held to answer on a
charge of burglary, in entering Z. Lamet's
residence ana stealing jewelry, etc, and his
bail fixed a; 1000. Ed. Hasiyp and James
Cook were convicted of misdemeanor. in
receiving some of the stolen property, and
will be sentenced tomorrow ...... The cases
OF the Cinnamon charged with peddling
without license were again continued.
SCHOOL OF DEs1GN.-The Sacramento
School Of Design, at the E. B. Croker Art
Gallery, began its sessions yesterday, with
the most fattering opening. Up to 2P. NJ.
twenty-One pupils had registered, and up
to P. n the number for all classes was
thlrty-three. This, for the first day, was
surprising, and far in excess of expectation.
For ii is not anticipated, say the officers.
that, save in few cases, all day pupils will
attend on all days, and hence it will take
week or two to ascertain how large the day
classes will De, as each day will bring new
students. SO, too, the night classes will
not be known in full strength until some
time has elapsed, and the Saturday class
cannot be ascertained until Saturday. The
pupils yesterday were pleased with the
opening, and retired at the close greatly en-
couraged. About two-thirds of the pupils
yesterday and last evening began on flat
studies. and one-third with casts-parts of
the human body.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
yesterday, all the members present. 1t
being the day for electing Chairman, the
Board proceeded to an election. Mr.. Jack
son nominated Mr.. Fassett, the retiring
Chairman, and the nominations were then
closed and Mr.. Fassett elected by unani-
nous vote of his colleagues. Reports were
filed by the following Road Overseers: Fin
ley McMullen, of District No. 3 r. J. Fer
guson, OF No. 10; A. 0peley, of No. II. and
Darius SayleS, of No. 10. The claim of d.
I. Luf kins, for jury fees, in the sum of S25,
was allowed, under suspension of the rules
by unanimous vote. The petition of
Woodruff and others, for the changing of
the boundary line of a certain road in Dis
trict No. 10, was taken no. After hearing
argument, on motion of Mr. Bates. the peti-
ton was dismissed on the ground that it
did not comply with Section 1852 of the
Political Code
THE LICENSE COLLECTORS WoRK-Dur-
ing the year just closed County License
Collector Dolan collected licenses to the
amount of SO sos 80, which was paid into
the treasury. The total amount collected
by Sheriff Estill during the two previous
years was Si4,660 so, which, after deduct
ing ten per cent. for fees and one dollar
upon each license, left S3S,342 45 paid into
the treasury for two years. Mr.. Dolan is
sued 3, 2S5 receipts. and the license-pavers
saved that many dollars, as under the new
system the one-dollar charge is not made
The License Collector receives $125 per
month, and pays his own expenses during
his quarterly trips into the country. Evil
IDENTIFY the new system of collecting is
success.
COUNTY JAIL REPoRT.-Sheriff Wilson
reports that during the month of December
81 prisoners were confined in the county
Jail for the following offenses Murder. l
assault TO murder, 3 burglary, l forgery,
] ENLIGHTENMENT, obtaining money bv
false pretenses ,; grand larceny, 81 petit
larceny, 81; common drurkards, 10; dis
turbing the peace, 5; battery, 6 vagrancy,
:; malicious mischief. misdemeanor, l !;
safe keeping, .. Of these, 10 were dis
charged upon expiration of sentence, 6
sent to State Prison. released on bonds,
ana l on satisfaction OF fine, leaving 90
prisoners in confinement January LIST.
ETHAN LoDeE. The following officers
have been elected by Ethan Lodge, No. 81,
l. o. B. B.: President, S. Gerson: Vice
President, III. Meyer; Recording Secretary.
S. Dombrower; Financial Secretary. L.
Solomon; Treasurer, L. B. Berk; Asst. NJ,
A. Elkus; Warden, A. Wilson; o. S. S.. NJ.
Wilson; Trustees-B. e. Steinman. A. FL
kus. L. Phillips; Representatives TO Grand
Lodges. Dombrower, A. Elkus. A. Ma
than, 5. Nooser, S. Ginsberg, Emil Stein
man, II. Wilson. p. p. Emil Steinman
will install the above officers next Thurs
day.
1EsTs-These arrests were made yes
t-day: C. Graf. by officer Ash, for threats
against the life of L. Jacobs: Jan Sing. ].
n. Mathena and NJ, Kerby, by Deputy
Sheriff Brissell and local officer Dolan. for
disturbing the peace; Charles Willhite, by
local officers Tucker and Nehrbass, for dis
turbing the peace.