Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19

THE CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the charity entertain
ment inst at w. P. CoIeman's office last even
ing and received reports Of committees.
Everything seemed TO be working finely.
The following additional committees were
appointed: Honorary Committee - Gov.
/ George Ssoneman; T. L. Thompson, Secre.
tafy Of State w. a. January, Treasurer
j. =. Dunn, Controller f. c. Marshall. Al.
/ toruey- General; Il. l. Wiley. Surveyor.
General Adju'aat-Glner6l Cosby. ex-G1v-
/ ernor Newton Booth, Ex-Governor Ge rye G.
Perkins Ex-Governor I-wiu. II ception
7 Conmit.se-Hou John Q Brown. Mayor Of
Sacramento; =. A. Finigsu, President Stata
( Agricultural Society; w. p. Coleman, D.
rector State Agricultural Society; Hugh
( LaBue, Director State Agricultural Society
/ Chris. Gresu, Director State Agricultural
/ Society; j. Mem. Shsfte-, Director State
/ Agricultural Society, Marin county John
/ Boggs Director State Agricultural Society,
Colusa / L. Shippse Director State Ag-
ricultursl Society, Stockton; O. w Han
I cock, Director State Agricultural Society
4 /. J. Rose, Director State Agricultural So.
ciety Los Angeles; CharIes Chase. Director
State Agricultural Society, San Francisco ::
Z -
ciety, Monterey; L. II. Newton, Director
State Agricultural Society, Yolo; Ed. f.
Smith. Secretary State Agricultural Society
Adjourned to meet again on TUESDAY evening
next, at 7:S0 clock, at the same place.
A WELL-SELEcTED PRESENT the
enlarged form end refucad price of the
WEEKLY UNION, many cid subscribers are
ordering the paper sent Us present to friends,
either upon this coast or at the East, aud no
more valuable remembrance, uor one which
will be more appreciated. can be selected. c.
F. Tyler, OF Gold Hill. New, in thus order
ing 8 second copy the present week, says
Il consider the WEEKLY UNION the best
paper upon the Pscihc coast, and wish my
friend and his family 70 suj 1t q ear at my
expense" The WEERLY UNION Will agaia be
enlarged and otherwise improved, IS also the
DAILY RECORD. MON, - soon As the new
dress. which was ordered some time since
from Philadelpaia, is received. It is hoped
that we will be able to mske these changes
soon after the 1st Of February.
WooL-G Growers MovENEsT.-The pesi-
ton being signed in this vicinity and
throughout the State, TO be presented to Con
gress, asking that the tariff on wool be re-
stored, was drawn by the President Of the
/ National Wool. Growers Association, Column
/ bus Delauo, Of Oii,. Numerous copies are
/ being circulated in all the States by the local
/ Associations and those interested in the sub.
/ ject. J. II, Kirkpatrick. Col California
street, San Francisco, has charge Of supplies
/ for this object III California, and is pressing
! tue matter with vigor, so as to have the petit
I tions forwarded to Congress IS early il the
/ present session as possible. The organization
/ operating to- the tariff restoration is very
strong one.
CITY CASES IN CIRCUIT CoURT.-To-dAy
Judge Sabiu will decide plaintiffs motion to
strike out portion of the city's answer in
the case Of Daniel Meyer vs.. The Board OF
! Trustees, which is the case to compel the levy
of So per cent for sinking and interest fund.
( The decision will not have any significance As
| to the resl merits, being mostly upon techni.
/ cal grounds. City Attorney Anderson and
/ Judge McKune went to San Francisco last
night to attend the case.
/ THE TIvoLI.-The attendance at the Sac
ramento Tiyoi last nigh! was very large
| standing.room being at q premium. The
/ comic opera, Pirates of Penzancs." wal
well rendered. The contortionists, the Ju'
/ liens, were received with the accustomed SIP
/ plause. The same programme tonight. There
will be matinee performance this afternoon