Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-08
MEDALS AND CERTIFICATES RECEIVED

Governor Perkins has received from the Of
fcers of the Sidney International Exhibition
a case of certificates and medals. The Gov
ernor presided at the meetings of the COM
mittee held last year to induce California
merchants and manufacturers to exhibit at
the Sidney Exposition, and in response the
Governor has been voted certificate and
medal. A handsome medal has also been sent
for deposit in the State Library. The let
ter accompanying the case is as follows:
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 1879.
SIDNEY, August II, 1880.
Sir | have the honor, by direction OF the Com
missoners TO ask you to have the goodness TO dis
tribute medals and certificates to United States
hibitors and others, residents of the States OF Cali
fornia and Oregon, as per the lnclosed hst- | am
directed at the time to invite your acceDtancc
OF q diploma from the Commission and OF an &C
campaigning silver medal. have also included
bronze medal, which perhaps may find place in the
library of the houses OF the Legislature at Sacra
mento You will observe that the medals forwarded
are less than the number Of certificates OF award,
because no one exhibitor can receive more than one
medal, however large the number OF his awards
The case containing the certificates and medals re-
ferred to has been dispatched by the mail steamship
Zealandia, and the agents of the Pacific Steamship
Company have been requested to forward the case
from San Francisco to Sacramento. l have the
VI.
AUGUSTUS NORRIS, Secretary.
His Excellency the Governor of California.
The case contained these certificates and
medals Governor of California, Sacramento,
l certificate, silver medal; State Library,
bronze medal; John Jennings, San Fran
cisco, l certificate, l medal J. w. V. Cook,
Clifton, Or, l certificate, 1 bronze medal /;
G. 2. p. Halle, San Francisco, l certificate,
silver and l bronze medal; Rev. j. J.
Bleasdale, d. D., San Francisco, certiti..
cate, l silver medal and certificates and
bronze medals as follows to citizens of San
Francisco: Heuler Bros, l certificate, |
medal; Lowery & Co., certificates, l
medal; w. T. Coleman, 2 certificates and l
medal; Althouse Windmill Company, GER
tifcste, medal: Bedding Bros, l certificate,
1 medal; A L. Bancroft & Co., certificate,
! medal; California Paint Company, l GER
tificate, medal; Crane & Brigham, ! GER
tifcate, medal Charles Langley & Co., L
certificate, l medal; E. Guittard & Co.. 8
certificates and medal.
GENERAL ORDERs.-General Orders No.
%, issued from the Office of Adjutant-G
eral Backus, show the percentage Of attend
ancs at drills for the month of August to be
as follows First Infantry, Company B, 1912 /;
C. 6277;D, 1884: E, 6S 81; F, 1928; H,
| 72.91; percentage of regiment. 81. 16. Second
Infantry-Co C. 1910; d, 69.03; e, IL /;
L, IS. sc C, 61.35; II. 63.07; percentage of
regiment, 67.O5. Third Infantry-Co. a,
69.70; b, 55 81 c, 1886; d, 45.45; K,
&c rs; II. 6S40; percentage of regiment,
90. 90. First Cavalry Battalion-Co. a,
6S 80; B, 1873; G, 1924; percentage of
battalion, 6S 49, First Artillery Regiment
| Go. a, 67. 90; b, Ga Sc; G, so 81; Il, 1851
| - - T. Dot A
1888; B, 60 50; percentage OF battalion,
IS so Unattached companies: Los Angeles
| Guard 1921; San Bernardino Cavalry,
81. so; Union Guard, Co. A, 77.65; Co. A,
Light Battery, Gil; Oakland Light Cav.
/ airy. 65 90; Hewston Guard, 50 IA; Vallejo
Rifles, 97.I4; Governors Guard, cadets,
rs 90; Chico Guard, 1898; Eureka Guard,
&C &c.
THE FULL TICKET TO RUN.-The Repub-
lican County Central Committee held s
special meeting last evening, at which all ths
Republican county nominees were present,
with view of deciding whether canvass
for county officers should be made. Aftei
| full consideration of the subject by the com
mittee and candidates, it was unanimously
decided to make the canvass and hold ar
election the same as il the recent decision O
the Supreme Court had not been rendered
This action will add greatly to the interest o.
the campaign in the county. a full list o.
the nominees are given in the list OF candi
dates published in another column.
You've Peoples PARTY.-A joint part,
was given at the residence of DIR. e. l.. Sim
mons, last evening, in honor OF his son Gus
tavts. who is home from the State Universit,
on visit, and, Celia, the little daughte
of the Doctor, in honor of her birthday. In
residence was brilliantly illuminated; tn
exterior was hung literally with colored Ian
terms, and the grounds surrounding the nous
were also illuminated. A very large number
of young folks were present, and were en-
tertained in the most hospitable manner.
Lopez BANQUET Ethan Lodge, No. 81
L o. b. B., of this city, last evening gave
grand banquet at Fishers in honor OF Juliu
Beiu of New York, Grand President OF tn
Order for the United States, and jules Ger
of San Francisco, President of the Orde
upon the Pacific coast, who are now IN tn
city on an official visit. The banquet com
meaced at about 9 O'Clock and lasted until II
Speeches were made by Mr. Bein, MIR. Ger
and Messrs. Newmarlz, Dennery. Weinstock
Mark, Lubin, Kozminsky and others.
iVLtVs AhhEsIs.--Arrssts were hads yes
terday in this city as follows: w. r. Nor
ris, for safe keeping, by officer Carroll Chas
Parsons, petty larceny, by officer Frazee
Thor as Gainor. drunk, by officers Ostwald
and Lee; George III. Farr, disturbing tn
peace, by officer Lee, and Hattie Lowell, 70
same otFense, by Deputy Sheriff Shellars.
ANNA NJ. L. PoTTs, NJ. D., graduate G
the Wofnan's Medical College of Philadelphia
willc;ye afreelectureo Physiology, at Con
eregational Church, Monday night, Oct. 18th.
A1r.L1gEy HEAVY TABLE CLOTH. for 2
cents ward. Don't forgetit" At the DR.
Goods Department, New York Store.
A Full LINE of French and box-toed, To-