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Sacramento Grammar.

The exercises at the Sacramento
Grammar School, Fifteenth and j
streets. Miss Anna c. Weeks, Princi-
pal, will begin at l O'Clock, and are as
follows:
Song, Salute the Flag" school; dec
1amation, The Twenty second of Feb
1uary," Lawrence Wizard; song, Wood
birds Song" Ninth Grade Glee Club;
defamation, washington and l." Carl
Hcskinson; vocal solo, Songs We
Sung on theOld Camp Ground, " Winnie
Trainor; defamation, The Storming
OF Stony Point" Thomas Murray; song,
Honor to Washington, school; dec
1amation, The Battle of Trenton" An
drew Haskell; piano solo. America, -
Lulu G0epel; defamation, Across the
Delaware" Van Ashley; song, 'Shep-
herds Song" Ninth Grade Glee Club;
defamation, Our Flag" David Horn
lein; recitation, "Glandmothers Story
OF the Battle Of Bunker HILL" Florence
Kelley; address, Hon. Frank D. Ryan;
song, America" school.
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Resolution Of Intention, No. az.

RESOLVED, THAT IT IS THE INTEN-
tion OF the Board of Trustees of the City
of Sacramento TO order the following street
work to be done, to wit:
That the alley between p and Q streets,
in said city, from the east line of Sixth
street to the west line of Seventh street :;
from the east line of Seventh street to the
west line of Eighth street, and from the
east line of Eighth street to the west line
of Ninth street be improved by grading
and paving with cobblestones, construct
ing redwood curbing and three 80 brick
catch basins, TO be connected to the sewer
therein.
And notice is hereby given that all per-
sons objecting to said work are required to
file their objections in writing, in the office
Of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees as
required by law, stating how much 'front.'
party so objecting. and on what street the
property so represented is located
And the Clerk is hereby directed to post
This resolution cOnSpicuouSly for two DAYS
near the chamber door of this board; also
10 publish the same for two days IN the
Record Union" newspaper as required by
law.
The "Record-Union'' newspaper is here
by designat ted as the paper in which to pub
lish the notices required by law to be pub
lished by the Superintendent of Streets of
said city. in relation TO the work described
aforesaid.
In Board of Trustees: Sacramento.
February rs, 1897
Adopted by the following vote: Ayes
Trustees Kent, Davis, Mckay Devine.
Pennsh, Leonard.
Absent-Trustees Wachhorst Tozer.
Bentley.
CHAS. f. LEONARD.
President of the Board of Trustees.
NJ. ]. Desmond, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees. fe1S-2t
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Washington Primary.

Following is the programme of exer-
cises for Washington Primary School, at
10 o'clock a. M, Mary l.. Woods, Prin-
cipal:
Address. by Rev. c. L. Mel; song
America; opening address, and 'Ad
dress to the Flag" Frank Brendel;
celebration" Jack Parkinson; recita-
ton by five boys, Washington" THE
22d of February" Vesta Condor: Good
Enough" Raymond Sharpe; Washing
tons Birthday" Wilke Ogg; My Land, "
Adel Salomon: washington" Frank
Banta, Paul Drescher, Willie Lockart,
Ernest Littlefield, Frank McKeever,
Irving McKeever, Howard Panabaker,
Eddie Reuter- Philip Schepp, Walter
Weinstock; Something Better" Elsie
GascOigne; THE Duel' Marjorie Lord;
"Old Father Time" one boy and twelve
girls; song, Flag of the Free; Was
Washington Like Other Boys?" Roland
McKelvey, Charlie Easterbrook, Leroy
Cross. Rexford Clark, Roy Morgan, Ray
Collins; George Washington, Arthur
Podd; who Knows" Willie Hood;
Flag of the Rainbow" Alma Grady;
Washington Budd Waters; Patriotic
Quotations" Veda Robbins, Dell Banta,
Leila Lindley, Verna Martin, Pearl Gil
man, Clarita Blair Mary Lindley;
Good Old Days" Willie Martin; The
22d of February" Florence Colegrove;
Our Presidents" Mary Lindley; I
Would TELL Chauncey Cunningham;
Alvin Paxton, Charlie Slater, Cecil
Olive, Hiram Long; Our Flag" Arthur
shannon; Ours Harry Denton; reci-
tation by Maud Clark Lottie Morris and
Gusta Simmermacher; Our Country's
Father" Archie Johnson; Something
to Remember" Marjorie Thompson;
class recitation, THE Ship OF State"
Miss Chapman's class; "A Happy Boy"
Walter Hicks; The Builders Helen
Assalena, Frances Panabaker, Irene
Ritchie, Eva Tolley, Elanor Baldwin,
Hadwig Anderson, Lena Guthrie, Emma
Young, Muriel Gibson, Miriam Pippitt.
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recitation. The Price of Greatness"
Russell Baker; recitation, "A Festal
Day." Mercedes McGinnis; recitation,
Nerves, Wylie Harding; recitation,
Surprising the Hessians," Kittie
Wright; song, Our Washington"
school; recitation. Was Washington
Like Other Boys?" Aleck Cody: recita-
ton, 'Washington's Birthday" Edith
ELLINGTON; recitation, George Wash
ington," Edna Wiesler; recitation, "A
Rally" Elise Orr; song, Red. White and
Blue" school; dialogue, Who is the
Greatest?'' Adam Damn, Jennie Trea-
nor, Freeman Blodgett, Louis Townsend,
Alfred Oldfeld; recitation, Tribute to
Washington" Irene Blodgett; recitation,
The Truthful Boy Hugh Rusk; COM
position, George Washington, Flor
ence Baker; recitation, "A Washington
Memorial" Estelle Burns; song, Mt.
Vernon Bells" school; appropriate re-
marks to the children by Rev. A. c. Her
rick, w. ]. Davis; song, America"
school
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VERY COSTLY OPIUM.
Ex-COnvict Schofield Goes Back to
Folsom for Twenty Years.

The question tkat is puzzling ex-con-
Vict Henry Schofields mind just now
is whether or not 1T wouldn't have been
better for him if his pistol had gone off
when he sought to kill Guard J. B.
Lewis of the Folsom Prison. If he had
killed the guard he might have es-
capped, but If caught he would simply
have been hangei, and that would be
the last of it.
But his pistol didn't go off, Lewis
captured him, and now he must go
back to the penitentiary to serve twen-
ty years more in stripes. This penalty
was imposed on him yesterday by
Judge Hart for his attempt to murder
Lewis
All this trouble Schoffeld brought on
himself by sneaking into the prison
grounds after his discharge for the
purpose Of planting some opium for
those whom he had left behind him in
the prison. Lewis caught him in the
act, and when he attempted to arrest
Schofeld the latter tried to kill the
guard
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Capital Primary.

The programme at the Capital Pri-
mary School. Tenth and Q streets,
Clara T. Parsons Principal, is as fol-
lows:
"Salutation of the Flag" flag song;
recitation. Twenty second of Febru-
ary," Percy Brown recitation, "A Lit
erary Maid" Edna V. Murphy; recita-
tion. The Good Old Days" Harry Pc
tralle. song. The Little Busy Bee;
recitation. Washington, Sumner
Wood; recitation, February 22d," ="
Stuart Neale: recitation, General
Washington" Clifford Russell; song,
Red. White and Blue; recitation,
George Washington" Myrtle Luce,
Myrtle Burns. Zelma Wilson. Emma
Danioth and Gertie Leman; recitation,
a Puzzling Question" Leslie La Mon
tagne: recitation. "A Hero's Birthday"
George Fields: song, Mount Vernons s
Bells: recitation, "A Talk With
Grandpa" Rose Mathew; recitation, 4
Think I'll Be Like Washington" Ir-
vine Sprague; recitation, Washing
ton" Hazel Muir; song, The Battle
Cry Of FREEDOM; recitation, Our
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Jefferson Primary.

At the Jefferson Primary School, Six
teenth and n streets, Miss JEANNE Co
van, Principal, the programme Will be-
gin at 10 o'clock and is as follows:
'Dollys Mission" Grace Hamilton
playing Hide and Seek" Helen Aus
tin; My Country's Flag" Alvin Hen
derson; George Washington" James
Flanagan, Harry Momtfort Walfred
Smith. Frank King. Earl Klare
Washington" Elmo Luhrs; Our
Country's Father" Miss Heard's class;
Washington Birthday" Lille Sher-
man; "A February Acrostic," fifth
grade boys: Death of General Wash
ington." Belle Muddox; "Washington's
Visit"-General Washington, Willie
King; members of society, Lille Sher-
man, Emily McIntire, Grover Miller,
Mary Fabian, Artie Sheplar, Adele By
ron, Albert Riechert, Efie Mcdonald,
Clark Freeman; recitation, Who
Knows?" Wallace Flynn; recitation,
George Washington" Daisy Juckes;
recitation, The Hatchet Story" seven
boys; recitation, Something to Re-
member" Adeine Lima; flag song,
fourteen little girls; The Flag" five
boys; The Arithmetic Lesson" Lizzie
Milligan; Colonial drill, Judson Flint,
Cynthia Taylor. Fred Cox. Hattie Hoff-
man, Ira Halderman, Beulah Bassett
Lloyd Kirlball, Macie Flint, Fenton
PARKINSON Amy Sarchett Lawrence
johnson, Josephine Seaman, Jack Eitel.
Mildred Rivet, George Appleton, Blanch
Lund defamation, What Was the
Secret?" Lizzie Croft; recitation, The
Nations Hero" second grade; song,
who Has Not Heard ." second grade:
February Twenty second" Mabel
Cox; George Washington" Walter
Crswell, Alfred Small; song, George
Washington; flag recitation; respon-
sive exercise (a) why do we salute our
flag?' (b) What can be said of the col
ors of our fag?" (c) Why do we cele-
brate February I'D Of each year?' dec
lamation, Washington" Glenn Kirk
patrick; song, George Washington
school
Mrs Z. w. Hale will deliver the ad-
dress
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Lincoln Primary.

The exercises at the Lincoln Primary
School, Lizzie NJ. Bernard, Principal,
is as follows:
Marching song, My Boy is a Sol
der" Kindergarten class; song. Co
lumbus." school; recitation, "BilPs in
Trouble" Rose Carroll; rhyme, Our
Flag" Kindergarten class; dialogue,
Banner Days of the Republic; song,
''All Hail Thou Glorious Morn" school;
piano duet, "Philomel," Edna RADIO
mich and Edna Woods; song, There
Are Many Flags" Kindergarten class;
recitation, Washington" Katie Turn
er; song, THE Grave of Washington, -
school; the Dolly Dance" Gladys
Butler; dialogue, Il Cannot Be
a Washington" Marguerite O'Brien
and Johnnie Griffin; num-
ber game, Five Little Sol
diers." kindergarten Glass; song, The
Battlecry Of Freedom" school; recita-
tion, Abraham Lincoln and the Poor
Woman" Mossie Brown; recitation,
Washington" Vincent Richards;
The Doll Drill first grade class; rec
itation, Like Washington" Joe
Thomas; song, THE Flag Colors," Co
rinne Levy, Hazel Gonzales and PAU
line Anderson; skipping game. kinder
garten class; flag exercise, Fred Lum
bard, Alice Meyer and Albert Schoen-
duby; recitation. Our Country" Her
man Phleger; finger song, The Squirrel" a"
kindergarten class; dialogue. Flag of
Washington; song, The Standard
Bearer" Lloyd Wamsley. Garnie Fraw
ley and John Longetti; recitation, The
Meaning Of the Flag" Mike Richart;
song, mt. Vernon Bells" school; dia-
logue, Description of the Flag" Albert
Butler and Ethel Freund; recitation,
washington" Irene Lesser; song and
drill. 'Saluting the Flag; dialogue,
Washington, first grade class: song,
"Stand for independence, Boys"
school.
The address will be given by State
Superintendent Black
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BURGLAR GOT LEFT.
Markey and His Money Had Not Put
in an Appearance.

A warrant is out over in Yolo for the
arrest of Tom Soube on charge of
burglary.
On Wednesday night man entered
the house of p. Markey, and as one of
the children awoke just then the burg
lar attempted to suffocate it. Markey
was not at home, and the burglar got
nothing.
Markey, it is said, was reported to
have received a sum of money in this
city on Wednesday, and it is supposed
the burglar expected to get it, but he
had not reached home at the time of
the thiefS visit.
Soule is suspected of having entered
the house-Or possibly he was recog-
niZed. At all events a warrant has
been issued for his arrest, but up to
last evening he had not been found. He
has been in trouble before.
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Fremont Primary.

At the Fremont Primary School,
Twenty fourth and N streets, Miss
Sarah NJ. Jones, Principal, the follow
ing exercises will be given at 10 O'Clock.
Invocation, by Rev. 7. H. B. Ander-
son; song, March Song" by the
school; recitation, Welcome" Laura
McDonough; Washington, the Sol
der True" by the kindergarten; The
Land of Washington" by Clarence Car
penter, Percy Lambert, George Buck
and Walter Wfllingham; "A February
Acrostic, by May Leffingwell. Lena
ShAller Clara Gustin. Mae Dunston,
Edna Leffingwell Leland Willingham,
Frank Silver, Byron Darr, Elwood Hart,
Ed Glacken; song, "Grandfather's Old
Brown Fants,'' by Harry Short; Feb
ruary 22d,' by Mary Ra.ney; song,
"Juanfta,'' by the school; "A Talk With
Grandpa" by Clyde Watrous; His
MotE1lsr's Song" by Reba Bair; Bob
Declares He Won't" by Eddie Leavitt;
duet, by May and Edna Leffingwell;
The Flag of rufle Sky by Clyde Wat
rous Celia Watrous Juiia Gallo, Laura
Carroll, Willie Kallen; Our Own Dear
Washington by Myrtle Coffman; He
Never Told a Lie" by Frank Tarr;
song, Fairy Moonlight" by the School;
Washington Birthday by Maggie
Duncan; concert recitation, "A Wreath
of Flowers" by Frida S'teinIrart, Minnie
james, Ethel Winter, May Carpenter,
Loretta Rust, Genevieve Hanly; recita-
dion, by Florence Alexander; THE True
Glory of Washington, by Sylvester
Woodbridge; dialogue, An Intelligent
School," Ethel Frederdcks, Celia Wat
rous, Laura Churchill, Willie Kallen,
Clarence Hopkinson, Edwin Sprague;
The Laurel WREATH by Clarice Gallo,
Louise Jurgens, Amanda Wendt Her
man Nicholaus, Paul Cook, Vincent
Dunn, George Glacken, Charles Guth,
Lonzo Tryon, Alfred Croucher, Sylves-
ter Woodbridge, Roy De LaEnatea', Fred
Erickson; address, by Rev. T. H. b.
Anderson; song, America" Edith Hall
(Fffth grade), accompanist.
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USED A KNIFE.
Charles Thomas, a COIored Man,
Stabbed at Gait Yesterday.

While the fire that consumed the
Commercial Hotel at Gait was in
progress yesterday morning a drunken
negro i'm the crowd OF onlookers got
into trouble with another colored man
named Charles Thomas and stabbed
him with a rocket-knife.
Thomas was stabbed in the breast,
the weapon penetrating one OF his
lungs. H was taken to the County
Hospital fer treatment. If no un-
lookedfor complications result he will
be all right in few days.
The man who sta bbed him was taken
to the County Jail, but he was so
drunk that he could not even give his
name A complaint will be filed
against him to-day
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Newton Booth School.

AT the Newton Booth School, Twen-
ty-sixth and V streets, NJ. B. B. Pot
ter, Principal, exercises will take place
at / o'clock p. m, as follows:
Song, Mount Vernon Bells" school;
recitation, Washington" Lille Heyer;
recitation, THE American Flag" Will
lie Gibson; song, Chloe" school, Sc
lection on either, My Home" Ger
trude Matthias; recitation Our Presi-
dents" Nellie Haedrick: recitation
Union Liberty Gertrude Matthias:
song, ''Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground" school; recitation, Our
Flag" Beatrice Belote, Annie Miller
and Martha Herbert; recitation, My
Country" Albert Ackerman; song,
Marching Through Georgia. school;
recitation, Flag of Washington AL
tina Cleveland; song. Mothers Treas
ure,' school; selection on the either.
America" Trinidad Poehlmann.
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IN HONOR OF WASHINGTON.
Patriotic Exercises To-Day by the Pub
lie School Pupils.
Recitations, Dialogues, Songs, Etc,
in Which Patriotism Will
Bubble Forth.

The usual patriotic exercises incident
10 Washington's Birthday will take
place in the public schools to-day, the
High School excepted, as there is not
room in the building for an assemblage,
let alone for the pupils.
IN the primary school the exercises
will begin at 10 o'clock. except the
Booth School, where they will take
place at l p. m. The hour at the Sac
ramento Grammar School will be l
O'Clock, at the Sutter Grammar 1:30,
and at the Harkness > p. m. The night
school exercises will take place in the
evening.
In each school patriotic address will
be delivered Following are the pro-
grammeS:
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Union Primary.

At 10 O'Clock the following pro-
glramma of exercises will be presented
at the Union Primary School, Seventh
and G streets, Mrs. NJ. E. Mumford,
Principal;
Song, The Carpenter" school; "Sa-
ltta ton of the Flag" school; Our
Flag" Albion Powers; recitation Rus
sell Long: song, "A Little Thing Like
That Earl Hart, Howard Smith, Joe
Puggio, Willie Kelly; recitation, Cecil
Fenton; "A Tribute to Washington,
Karl Fisher; song, Babes in the
Woods" Jessie Avery; recitation, Le-
land Downar; Ten Little Men, Ernest
Moore, Ralph Marsh. Arthur Fergu-
SON. Harold Reichert, Roy Wahlander,
George Mcclellan, Bert Miller, Willis
Ballou Albert Barber, Alfred Putnam;
Seventeen Hundred Thirty two"
Pauline Balfou: Our Banner" Willard
Walker; Cuckoo Song" Hilda Lee,
Willie Kelly; Poppy Land Express,
Ross Perkins; dialogue, Our Flag"
Tom Angus, Gladys Buchanan, Edna
Eaton, Lulu Trapper, Hazel Gibson;
Growing of Washington" Pearl
Bragg; Our Flag" Lizzie Van Guel-
der; song, Land of Washington"
school; dialogue, Alva Johnston, Eddie
Welch; What Was the Secret
Gladys Stanle; song, Sidney Walker;
dialogue, Washing gton's Kiss" Viola
Amsden Jennie Barber. Edith Lowry,
Ethel Cutler, Mabel De Croft, Lille
Schadt, Eva Biliup. Bessie Spillman;
"A February Acrostic," Earle Hart,
Rosa Wohl, Willie Huntoon, Walter
Kuthruff Mary Zarick, John Miller,
Maude De Croft, Frank Fowler, Fla
Via Stuber, Harry Dreyfoos, song, An
tta Medley; Dates in Washingto tons
Life" MerWdn Hartwell; George
Washington" Eugene Avery; 'Tha
Child's Centennial" Elinor Suackpole;
Memorial TO Washington, Marguerite
Griffith; dialogue, George Washing
tom Angus Ross, John Huntoon,
Charlie COppersmith; Our Own
Washington" Olga Nathan; song,
Mount Vernon Bells" school; STARS
and Stripes Annie Bragg; Twenty
Second Of February" Ethel Sherburn;
address, Arthur E. Miller; song
America" school.
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Sutter Grammar.

At Sutter Grammar School, Julian w.
Johnson, Principal, the exercises win
be:
our motto, Our Country Our Whole
Country and Nothing but Our Coun-
try; song, Aim High" school; recita-
ton, "Washington's Birthday" Margie
Crockard; recitation, George Wash
1ngton," Thomas Norton; recitation,
when Washington Was President" +"
=. Wiseman; recitation, American
Boy" Clarence Orr; recitation, our
Hero" Robert Nelson; song, Mt
Vernon Bells" school; recitation,
Fame of Washington" Bertha Gard
ner; recitation. Hymn for Washing
tons Birthday" Emma Rooney; reel
ration, Washington Kiss" Orpha
Nurry; piano solo, Dancing Fairies. -
Lottie Ellen Johnson; recitation, ode
to Washington's Birthday" Raymond
Harris: song, Hail California" school:
recitation, The Flag Of Washington, "
Ester Nelson; recitation, Love of
Country" Willie Trainer; piano duet.
Along the Racecourse." Laura Strobel,
+. Scott: recitation, Father 10 the
Fatherl=ss." GeDevieve Thompson; rec
itation. Washington, Edith Kerr;
recitation, Washington Vow" Fon-
taine Johnson; flag salutatiOn, school;
song. Land Of Washington" school;
address. Grove Eklns; song. "Ameri-
ca" everybody.
Hardness Grammar.
The axercisas at the Hardness Gram
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Marshall Primary.

The exercises at the Marshall School,
Emma. l.. Doherty, Principal, will be as
follows:
Song. Flag of the Free school; reci-
tation, Something to Remember" "
Harry Nurnberger: recitation, Who
Knows" Maggie Wardlaw: recitation.
our Hero" Haidee Madison: recitation.
The other Three" Nellie Fryer; song.
Rally Round the Flag" school; reel
tation "Our Land" Eneline Wiseman
recitations, Ours" George Poorman:
recitation, Our Country" fourth grade;
recitation. Washington" Charlie
Reeves: song. Hail Columbia" school.
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The Game Bill.

ty we'll pleased with the proposed new
game law as published IN the Record
Union
Yesterday 1t was passed in the Sem
ate and sent to the Assembly. The
latter body promptly concurred in the
Senate amendments, and now if the
Governor will lose no time in signing
the bill sportsmen can still have a
couple of weeks good duck shooting, as
the new law closes the season March
1yt
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Great Millinery Sale

At far under the real value. Having
purchased all of the stock formerly
owned by Mrs Ida Stafford, the same
is now on special sale. To close at once,
sprays of flowers from &c up; felt hats
from &c up; ostrich tips in all colors,
from &c up; violets. 1oc per buncn;
straw felt and velvet hats, nicely
trimmed, from 81 15 70 81 90; cheaper
grades of trimmed hats from 25c to
13c; velvets in remnants. ribbons,
braids. etc At The Red House Coz
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Night School.

At the Night School the following pro-
gramme will he presented this evening
Mount Vernon Bells" school; ad-
dress, o. w. Erlewine vocal duet, Miss
Lydia Clinch and Mr.. Lester: address,
WIN j. Davis; cornet solo, Mrs. Glenn:
vocal solo, Henry Arnold; address, Hon.
II. Y. Morehouse; vocal solo, Miss Hat
tie Wheat; ''Star-Spangled Banner"
\. NJ. c. A. Quartet; address, Rev.
Charles Mel; america" by audience.
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The Public Excluded.

Justice Henry's court was enga ged all
of yesterday afternoon in the examina- l.
tion of William Bowles, who is charged
with having committed a criminal as
sault on Addle Wing, a fourteen-year-
Old girl.
The hearing took place behind closed
doors and viii probably consume all of
tO-Gay
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Washington, Leon La Montague: reci
tation. George Washington" Irvine
Sprague, Elizabeth Finney, George
Neale, Veronica Gaffney, Willie Bra
zile, Bernice Asher, Wilbur Thielen,
Lottie Dittmar, Blanche Rible, Homer
Neill, Elsie Siller, Wilbur Bird, Alice
Kunz, Charlie Bourrebt, Bessie Carlaw,
Gordon Lucey: song, America; ad-
dress, j. A. Woodson
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New Line.

In connection with our jewelry es-
tablishment, we carry a complete line
Of optical goods. Are prepared to dag
nose and correct errors of refraction.
Eyes tested free by our Mr.. r. b.
klune, graduate of the Chicago Oph-
thalinic College. Klune g. Floberg,
1oS 7 street
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Resolution Of Intention, No. 344.

RESOLVED, THAT 1T IS THE INTEN-
ton of the Board of Trustees of the City
of Sacramento to order the following street
work to ba done. to wit:
That the alley between II and I streets
in this city, from the east line of Sixth
street to the west line of Seventh street
be improved by grading and paving with
hasalt blocks, laying granite curbing and
constructing a brick catch basin and con-
Meeting the same to the sewer therein.
And notice is hereby given that all per-
sons objecting to said work are required 10
file their objections in writing. in the of
flee of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees
as required by law, stating how much
the party so objecting, and on what street
the property so represented is located
And the Clerk is hereby directed TO post
this resolution conspicuously for two days
near the chamber door of this board: also
TO publish the same for two days in the
"Record-Union" newspaper as required by
law
The "Record-Cnion" newspaper is here
by designated as the paper in which to
publish the notices required by law to be
published by the Superintendent of Streets
of said city, in relation to the work de
scribed aforesaid.
In Board of Trustees: Sacramento,
February Is, 1897.
Trustees Kent. Davis, Mckay, Devine,
PenniSh, Leonard.
Absent-Trustees Wachhorst Tozer.
Bentley.
CHARLES f. LEONARD,
President of the Board of Trustees.
NJ. J. Desmond, Clerk OF the Board OF
Trustees. 1e1S-2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Vehicles--Baker & Observation-Disclosures
Carts Bliggies. Carriages Phaetons, Balm
Farm and Header Wagons. Wholesale
hardware. Send for catalogue.
KENT BROS, 1917 Third street, for car
riages, buggies. rigs of all kinds at short
notice. Telephones-New. 21J; Old oil
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over fifty years by mill
ions of mothers for their children while
teething with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child. softens the gums, allays pain.
arising from teething or other causes. For
sale by druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
q bottle.
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You Must Sow Before Harvesting.

The only reliable and complete seed
store in Sacramento is the Pacific
Strong Seed and Plant Co., where
everything in the seed line can be had
at the lowest prices, 723 j street. Cat
aIogueS free.