Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-06

he believes in keeping the right man in the
right place. He regards the State Agri-
culture Society as one of the most i'm
portant institutions of the State. and says
he is satisfied that it does great amount of
good, not only as an improvement TO agri-
culture, horticulture, etc. and the breeding
of the best kind Of live stock. but as an in
centive to immigration. He has watched
the management of The institution for 4 few
years past, and is convinced that it is in the
best of hands. He says the Directors are
all men of eXperience-men who are inter
eSted N the development of the State; men
who know the wants of the commonwealth.
and no other desire than that of placing
California on the plane with any other
State of the Union knowing that. he
says, reappoint Christopher Green,
James Mem. Shaiter and Jessie d. Carr
Directors of the Society vice self, terms
expired
Settled WITH THE STArE.-Y eSterday the
Treasures of Sierra and Tuolumne coun-
ties made their settlements with the State
Controller and paid the amounts due from
their respective counties into the State
Treasury. The former -, $50 II. the latter
S9,663 A. This leaves but five counties To
San Diego and Contra Costa. The first two
have their money here ready TO settle, and
owing, however to some discrepancy be-
tween their accounts and those Of the State
Land Office. which, 10y the way, only
amounts 30 a few cents, their settlements
are delayed. The other three counties pos
itivelv refuse to settle, unless their ccrtiti-
Gates of special deposit issued by the late
State Treasurer, are accepted as cash. This
has been refused and the consequence is
that they hold Sl12195 90 of the State
funds The State Controller will immedi-
ately commence action against them.
Po1cE CouEr.-In the Police Court yes
tarlay the case Of Yuh Lung. charged with
petit larceny, was continued until to-day,
John Smith, examined on the previous
day for perjury. the case being taken under
advisement was by the Court held TO an
Swer in $1,000 bail.....Jamcs Emery was
convicted Of being a common drunkard.
and sentenced to thirty days in the County
Jail.....Ah Tie, charged with burglary in
robbing w. Mitchcil's chicken coop, was
held to answer in 81 zoe baiI...Antone
Buzola was tried for embezzlement, con
victed and will be sentenced to-day ......Sa-
rah Leslic's case of disturbing the peace
went over until this mornings session.
INcoRroRATED.-The following articles of
incorporation were yesterday filed with The
Secretary of State. Shakespeare Mil and
Mining Company, for the purpose of min
ing for gold and silver in the counties OF
Iuba and Butte. Principal place OF bust
ness, San Jose Directors. D. SKATER
Warner Oliver. Frank r. SKATER. John y.
Hummer, Wilson Hays II A. Keinath. ].
II. Gordon. Capital stock. 100000. d.
vided into 5000 shares of the par value OF
500 each
LEASED THE WOODLAND OPERA Horsr.-
The Woodland Democrat says H. S
Beals, of Sacramento, a gentleman well
known'in theatrical and business circles
has secured lease of the Woodland Opers
House Mr. Beals came well recommended
and will endeavor to furnish iirst-class en-
tertainments for our people II is under
stood that the Sheridan troupe will ope1
the theater on the 10Th inst with LON.
Nj"
GLASS BALL SHooTISG.-Park Brown an
nounees that there will be glass ball shoot
ing at Live Oak on Saturday, the 18th inst
The regulations are $50 entrance, money tC
be divided into three prizes rotary traps
!. fifty balls each, Bogardus rules to govern
= Six entries have already been made, and il
is believed that the affair will be partici'
pated in by many more.
WANrEp.-The Capital Wooden Mills are
now running and need a large crew of ex-
perienced weavers.
N.rr for Puhstailer's Pi1sanar EelSar