Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-12

his letter on the subject of gambling in
Sacramento, said that the State law =
was never. and will never, be respected
During the past year he has, on several
occasions, given quite a different opinion.
He has said to me, and others, that if the
Courts should decide against the city ordi-
nance, which licenses gambling III viola
ton of State law, or if the ordinance were
repealed, he could and would enforce the
State law on this subject. CITIZEN.
OPPOSED TO ITS REMovAL.-The Sacra-
mento Board of Trade has adopted the fol-
lowing resolution relative 10 the proposed
removal of the cabinet of minerals from
the State Library to the University at
Berkeley: ' Whereas, this Board views
with regret this attempt to take away from
the capital city of this State this costly and
attractive exhibit; be it therefore resolved
by the Board of Trade of the city of Sacra-
mentO, that the representatives of Sacra-
ments county in the Legislature now in
session he requested to use their utmost
endeayors to defeat the passage of the bill"
WARRANTS IssUED.-Warrants were yes
terday drawn by the State Controller, as
follows: For District Agricultural Society.
No. y, $500. In favor of Colonel y. An
drews, $4,000. This was drawn in accord
ance with a bill, which has passed the
Legislature, appropriating that amount for
the purpose of enabling California TO make
4 proper exhibit at the Worlds Fair ut
New Orleans. In favor of d. J. Leary for
$3.50, and julius Buhlert, 1851 20 to detray
the expenses of the Assembly contested
election case.
COURT IrEMs.-Yesterday, in Department
One of the Superior Court, Judge Van
Fleet sentenced Al Tryon, who had pre-
viously entered a plea of guilty on a charge
of burglary, TO Il term of SIX years in the
State Prison at Folsom......The case Of All
Hing, charged with burglary, was set for
trial on saturday, the 2Sth inStaut...... Dick
Reeves. heretofore convicted of burglary,
was allowed ten days additional time to
prepare a bill of exceptions.
BOMBS FLIED Martin Dart, recently
elected by the Supervisors as a Justice Of
the Peace for San Joaquin township. filed
his official bond with the County Recorder
Yesterday in the sum of s. 500, with Milton
Sherwood and l.. > Dart rs suretieS
Henry Dalrymple, elected by the Super
ViSors as a Constable for the same town
ship, also fled his bond yesterday, in the
sum of 500, with Frank Cox and T. Pickett
Is slUetieS
CoMnERcIAL.-Arrived yesterday, steam
ers Neponset, No ,, and San Joaquin No
8. from the upper Sacramento, with grain
and produce: steamer d. +. Knight, from
Marysville. with grain and merchandise
steamer San joaquin, No. ,, from San
Francisco. with merchandise. Sailed
steamers D. F.. Knight and San Joaquin,
No. >, for San Francisco, with grain
steamer san Joaquin, No. 3, for Port Costa
with grain.
The Lyons CoNCERT.-The Grand TeSti-
monial Concert of Mamie Lyons will take
place at the Congregational Church, to-
morrow evening. This will unquestionably
be the musical event of the season. The
large number of tickets taken indicates the
interest manifested, and that the emf
nent artists who are TO appear Will be
greeted by Il very large and appreciative
audience. The programme arranged is
composed of selections of highest technical
merit, from the most celebrated composers.
The voice of Miss Lyons, which viii be
heard here for the first time, is pronounced
by the best critics at the East as phenome-
nal in range and quality and of great prom
Use. OF the artists 10 assist Hugo Mans
feldt has just returned from Europe where
his piano recitals have won the admiring
plaudits Of the best masters. Herr Theo-
dor Fogt holds equal renown as an organ
list, and Herr Jacob Muller enjoys the stand
ing of uneXcelled eminenee and brilliancy
as a baritone.
A BUSINESS CHANGE. L. Orr. a we'll
known gentleman, has purchased the retail
business ofthe celebrated :" Tansills Punch"
Five-cent Cigar, at No. 923 Second street
next door to Wells, Fargo & Coz, of Cor
win & Bemis. Mr.. Orr viii spare no pains
TO supply thewants of the numerous patrons
of this house with the popular Tansill's
Punch" Cigar, and other Imported and
Domestic brands. A full line of Tobacco
always in stock Messrs. Corwin & Bemis
have removed their wholesale business to
San Francisco