Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-26
LOCAL. TNTRLLEGENCE,
Stale Fair Notes.

The machinery hall, built between the
east and south wings Of the new Pavilion,
is nearing completion 1t is q solid struct-
ure, with a roof OF corrugated iron. Itis
almost as large as the old Pavilion at Sixth
and NJ streets.
Already many have secured their room
for exhibits in the new Pavilion, and
within few days the choice positions will
all be taken. Huntington, Hopkins & Co.
are putting up an artistic piece in the west
gallery of the building-the same space oc-
cupied by Weinstock IL Lubin last year.
Henry Fisher is putting up large cone
just east Of the music stand, on the main
floor
Workmen are busy at the track getting
ready the stalls for cattle and horses pens
for pigs, sheep and goats, and coops for
poultry. 4 great portion of the stalls have
been engaged.
The First Artillery band, which won the
reputation at Camp Stoneman of being the
best band present, has been engaged to fur
nish music during the day at the Park and
during fhe evening at the Pavilion.
The ticket for the State Fair this wear is
unique, novel and different from that used
at any former State Fair. 1t consists of a
number of coupons bound in book form.
in size p by II inches. 1t is very conven-
lent, as it can be carried in ene's vest
pocket.
NATIVE SoSs.-The Joint Committee of
Arrangements from Sacramento and Sun
set PGrlors, \. S. G. W, held their regular
meeting Monday night. They received
communications from the following Par
Tors, stating that they would join Sacra-
mento and Sunset ParlorS in celebrating
Admission Day at Santa Rosa viz: Elk
Grove, Marysville, Auburn, Woodland,
"Qtartz, ofGrass Valley, and Hydraulic"
of Nevada City. All the Native Sons of
this district are alive to the importance of
concentrating 9th of September, and all
that can get away on that occasion will 90
to Santa Rosa. The committee have de-
cided to take band from this CITY. which
will discourse music while going and help
at the reception that is to be held at Santa
Rosa by the Northern Delegation of Ma
tlye Sons, TO which reception all will be
welcomed. They have obtained excursion
rates from Sacramento TO Santa Rosa, the
fare being So 60 for the round trip, the
ticket holding good from September Sth
taking the go train) until September 18th
inclusive. The-delegatien of Native Sons
that will represent the Northern District
viii number 200 or more. besides others
that will join them, making in all about
800.
MATTER OF IYsURANcE.-Some time
ago the joint Board of Management of the
E. B. Croker Art Gallery set about to in
sure that property. The Museum Associa-
ton has to bear the burden of insurance.
and desired to get it at as low rate as
possible. 1t was at some considerable lex-.
pense to inventory ana value the contents
Tor the purposes of insurance, and to d.
--X<drT1Ie sum-$100 000--among the under
writing companies represented in SacEa
mento. But when the rate of premiums
was announced the joint Board declared it
too high. After considerable correspond
ence with companies, an appeal was made
TO the Manager of the Pacific Insurance
Union, which is 40 association of all the
companies, or nearly all. As a result
Alfred Stllman, representing that organ
ization's management, arrived in the city
yesterday, and at half-past 3 this afternoon
will meet the Mayor and the Directory of
the Museum Association, when it is be
heved the matter will be satisfactorily
adjusted.
HYDRAULIC MINING MATTERs.-H. S.
Byam, Superintendent of the Hilltop
mine, called upon the City Trustees yester-
day morning and had an informal talk,
urging that, as his mine does not drain into
the Sacramento river, but into the Co
sumnes, its debris did not do damage, to
Sacramento at least. His object was 10
gain an expression in favor of allowing the
mines to conduct, without interference, the
extensive operations planned for next
winter. The matter will probably be
taken before the Board of Supervisors, at
their September meeting, as that Board
has taken steps to proceed against the
hydraulic miners of Sacramento county
in the Courts. 1t is apparent that the
Stockton Trustees are becoming alive to
the hydraulic evil, as they have appointed
a committee, consisting of Messrs. Fyfe,
Doyle and Tucker to consult with the
Supervisors of San Joaquin county on the
subject.
NooRPoRATKD.-Articles of incorporation
have been filed of the Amador Nevada
Mining Company. Principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco. Direoors-W S. Ho-
bart, w. Il Sell, C. 7. Bridge, n. D. Ander-
son and John H. Boalt. Capital stock,
100000, divided into 100000 Shares.
Also, of the American Sugar Refinery Com
pany. Object, to operate sugar retineries.
Principal place of business, san Francisco.
Directors-Samuel /. Alexander, Herman
Bendel, Morris S. Grinbaum, Edward POI
hemus and Herman J. Sadler. Capital
stock, 81 100000, divided into 10000 shares
Also, of the Los Angeles Tramway
Company. Object, to deal in the Lighthall
patents for propelling street cars. Principal
place of business, Los Angeles Directors
a. H. Lighthall, ]. C. DAILY, George E
Dickson, ]. DeBarth Shorb, j. NJ. Tiernan,
+. A. Gibson and +. w. Wood.
Cry TRUsTEEs.-Th Board of City Trus-
tees were in session yesterday. Bids for
painting the plaza fence We're received, and
the contract awarded to G. e. Greenlaw, for
s53 so. There were fourteen bidders, the
highest being 800. Chief Engineer Wolff,
of the water-works, reported that during
the past week there had been SO, 49,, 900
gallons of water pumped, and that the ma
chinery had been in operation los hours. 4
protest from property holders concerning
The grading of Twenty-fourth street was
fled and proceedings were ordered stopped.
After allowing large number of bills and
ordering them paid, the Board adjourned.
Y. NJ c. A.-The premises recently oc-
cupied as a saloon and prize ring, on the
northwest corner OF Ninth and J streets,
has been converted into the Y NJ C, A.
headquarters. The first meeting of the
Association in its new location will be held
there this evening, as an opening service
WAHTED.-Seyeral intelligent women to
sort and pack fruit at the ranch of Vein
stock e. Lubin, nine miles from Sacra-
mento. Apply to Charles E. Phipps. Su-
perintendent, with Weinstock & Lubin.
FOURTH and K streets.
SPECIAL sale of corsets this day at Is and
IS cents each. Red House.