Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-21
THE PROPOSED WORLDS FAIR.

have been sent and are being used all over
the State, asking the assistance of Congress
toward the holding Of Worlds Fair at San
Francisco in 1887. The language is as fol.
lows:
To the Senators and Representatives of the
United States in Congress assembled The
people COMPOSING the States and Territories
Of the Pacific coast have the honor very re-
spsctfully to represent TO your honorable
bodies that it is their desire to hold Worlds
Fair in San Francisco in 1887. As evidencing
the esrnestness of this movement, Individual
subscriptions will be made to the amount of
$500, 900, with the assurance OF additional
subscriptions from State and municipal gov
ernments. Ii order that the exposition may
be made national and international in char.
acter, we respectfully suggest to the Con-
gress of the United States the propriety of
extending to the location interested its aid.
| A liberal donation in this respect will prove
OF immense advantage TO the coast, in pro-
noting its commercial and material ad-
vancement, and bringing this now almost
unknown country, with its varied resources
| and undeyeloped capacities, to the better
knowledge of the world. Here commerce of
the continents may be exchanged, and here
established better understanding between
the people of diyerse civilizations. 1t will
also establish lTtC5Neib ny tIiS
IN aid of such national undertakings IN differ
ent parts Of our country as may be prohtably
followed, and impart solution OF the prob
Ism of the disbursement of cur surplus money.
| In furtberapce of this desire the people of the
California coast respectfully ask that Con-
gress appropriate for the purpose of Worlds
Fair in San Francisco in 1887 the sum Of 81
! 000. GOO, to be disburssd duder the authority
| of the Governor OK the State and on Execu-
fftao M nlrea6v constituted
der that authority, and with ouch other con-
sideralions as Congress may deem necessary
! in the premises in order to insure its proper
disbursement"
TRIAL JURoRs.-Pursuant to order Of
Judge Armstrong, in Department One of
the Superior Court, the following special
venire was yesterday drawn, returnable next
Tuesday, at 10 a. NJ, in the Department, viz
Charles G. Pommer, j. G. DeYine, Morris
Cotton, L. C. Chandler, w. I. Crowell,
Charles Webher. l.. Dart, William Doyle,
| Philip Weber, John Frame. J. G. Vsntine,
| Peter Bohl VIM. Mitchell, Henry McCsnn,
George Booth, Henry Fehi, John Black,
VIM. James, a. G. Ciink, James Wood,
! Gillespie Coons, Samuel Layenson, Bradford
Griffith, N. J. Smith. Jacob Schmidt, Au-
CUISINE f. Addington. Nelson j. Toll, J. B.
Fountain, John Rauthe, II. G. Megerle, II.
! H. RuscA, C. Wells, Geo. Murray. Charles
Hull, f. Biawener, Edward Davis, John
| Kramer, Newton Fay, Carl Strobel and A.
sixty jurors was also drawn, returnabls April
15sh, at 10 A. N, viz: J. NJ. Avery G. Z.
Adarns, John H. Sullivan, John f. Whyte,
John S. Steele, II. G. Smith, NJ. Oraf,
! Nicholas Ewers, G. ". Pierce. r. Bowden,
| J. G. Carr, Charles Huelsmen, G. W. Har-
vey, Jacob Kaertb, Howell Clark, j. II,
| Humphrey, c. Heinrich, Cornelius Bsndy,
Louis Phillips, W. J. Irvine, B. L7sky, G.
Lagos, Geo. Anderson, ]. G. G. Gunter, E.
Blum, Philip Herzog, J. W.. Pitcher, John
Bellmer, Lsavltt Todhunter, John Oschwald,
Adam Kinkel B. T. Strauch, A. H. Ben
ming, Mark Levy, c. O. Spaulding, Ben.
| Russell, L. Fisher. G. W. Siddall. Alexander
| AIcGregor, N. Friedman, David Upton,
Henry Altucker, Jacob Heymap, Jr., VIM.
! Melville, Chas. Bell, John Wilson. j. w.
Todd, Philip Mahan, Chas. Barnes, Michael
Roach. a. Schaden, John johnson. A. H.
Powers, s. Ginsbsrg, J. B. Cave, bred.
Gahriug. John Hite, John Conrad, N. An
derson and Joseph Judd.
INcoRpoRAT1oNs.-The following articles
Of Incorporation we're fled yesterday with
the Secretary Of State: The Union Water,
Lumber, Mill and Mining Company, for the
purpose of conducting and carry on general
mining, milling, lumber and water business,
to acquire, lease, operate and sell saw mills,
! to manufacture and sell all kinds of lumber,
/ to sell water for domestic and agricultural
purposes IN and for the towns of Murphy's
/ Gimp. Douglas Flat, NsllecitO, Carson Hill,
| ANGELS Camp, and Altaville, in Calaveres
county. Principal place Of business, San
Francisco. Directors-John w. Coleman,
w S. Wood, George L, Bradley, G. Roemer,
| G.. D. Morse, Moses Hopkins, w. 4. Keefer.
Capital stock, 5000 900, divided into $780,
600 shsres. Also, Eagle Lake Land and
Water Association. for the purpose Of buying
and selling land and the manufacture Of luIn-
Der, selling of water, raising ef cattle, etc,
in Lassen county. Principal place of BUSH
ness, San Francisco. Directors-Hush Craig,
Frederick Clay, J. a. Robinson, William
! Rayner, Henry Raymond. Capital stock,
! $500 coo, plumber of shares, 900. Also,
of the Garfield Consolidated Ditch Company,
to acquire and obtain legal title in and to a
! volume OF water equal in the aggregate to 80
! cubic feet of water per second, for The ppr
| pose Of irrigation. domestic Uses, cOnsunp-
| ton OF stock, propelliug machinery, ETC., in
| the county Of Fresno. Directors-Frank
! Dusy, ). +. Baird, O. c. Biauey, E. Manly,
! G. L. Walter. Capital stock, $50 600, di-
vided iRto thirty shares, valued at $1,000
each.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terdsy An Ten pleaded guilty OF charge of
petit larceny, and was fined 500 or one hun
dred days il the County Jail. The case of
Won Lee, similarly charged, was continued
until this morning Kate Coffee drunk,
forfeited her deposit. Valentine Sheer, &C.
cussd OF drawing and exhibiting q deadly
ant f,faala
guilty Al. Euright, who assaulted Chief
Engineer Sullivan while the latter was doing
! him the kildaess Of showing aim to his hotel
! Wednesday night, entered plea Of Guilty OF
a charge cf battery, aaj was fined $50, with
the alternative of fifty days' imprisonment.
! co.. Maggie Stanley pleaded guilty Of battery
/ upon another woman, and was lined SID.
/ Frank Bradley, arrested for grand larceny,
was discharged Robert pemming sud
! J Ohm Kelly, arrested for disturbing the peace,
| pleaded guilty. and were fined $50 or thirty
! days each.
! The VALEysIN SALE.-Tha horses dis
posed Of at the sale Of 6. Valen5iu's stable at
San Francisco last Tuesday brought fair
prices as = general thing, but less than Mr..
! Yalensin had expected and he probably
| bought in some that were going too low.
/ Del Sur Nzid brought Sl72 80; Alms,
! S2l7 80 ; Mountain Maid, SlS7 80; Del Fos-
, ter, S157 80: Leinsler FLY. Sl35; Highland
Mary, SIT 30; Flight 81, 0S5 Louise, $500;
| Ella Roy, 1887 so; Sultana, $751; Hum
ming Bird, 1906; Towhsad, 1922 so; Blue
! Dale, S2l5; Maud r.. $3.50; Fawn, SS25;
! Venus, $3.50 Verons, $50 Grey Dale, 500;
! Queen Of Hearts FLY, $50: Fern Leaf,
! 81. 02O; Arno. $50; Punch, $780, Sister.
| 81 COS Titanis, 500; Ivy, $3.50; Jack, SS05.
! OF the yearlings, Bssu7egsrd brought $50
/ Alica, S925 VIVA, 1926 Hour, S2l0 Oriole,
| $40 Orphan Girl, $3.50, etc.
SILK CULrURE.-The annual report for
1888 Of the California Silk Culture Associs-
ton can be obtained By addressing the Sec.
rotary, Mrs. T. II. Hittell, San Francisco,
| The report is very comprehensive and III
teressiug one, giving all the data concerning
the organiZ alton, its constitution and bylaws,
officers, committees, work accomplished and
being carried forward towards making silk
cultute n permanent and successful industry,
etc The list OF members of the association,
published 10 the report, shows nelrly ell
parts Of the State represented. The only
| members from this county are Mrs. Henry
Merwin aud Mrs Harry Bennett, Of Sacra-
n enso, and Mrs. Dr. Obei Harvey and Miss
Nellie Ives. OF Calf
FROM SIwAsH.-A correspondent writes
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