Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-27


as Jane Eyre" and tonight she will bid
farewell 10 Sacramento in the emotional
drama Of 4" Last Lynne, in which she is
credited with high achievement that in
vests the piece WITH new interest. During
her engagement here she has given the
lovers Of dramatic ART genuine satisfaction
and fixed herself in their tindest memories.
THE T1voM.-This place Of amusement
was filed again last night. " -Arrah-Na-
Poguc was the play, with Mr.. Ward as
Shaun, the Post, and Miss Ward n, Arrah
Melish. This afternoon the play will be
given for matinee performance. and again
tonight, FOR Che last time but one
FIRE COMMISSIONERS. - The regular
monthly meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners was held last evening, all
the members present. Reports OF the diff
fercnt foremen on all fires and alarms for
the month of September were received and
placed on file. The pay roll for the month,
81 525, was allowed and ordered paid. The
following bills were audited and allowed:
Bidwell d Cook, s. 10; J. 7. McManuS,
$40 81 Whittier 4; Fuller, 50 - Richards
& Knox, 81; c. A. Gillespie 50; Geo. b.
Blue, SIS; c. +. Adams, SD s.; city of
Sacramento SO; Fircmans Joaraai. $12;
John W Taylor, 50; RECORD L MON, 35
cents P Potter, 50; Con. sullivan, S. 30;
Weizel & Son, s. 80; W. B. Miller, 81;
Martin Kcstler, - -: Bee Hive Store
81 10; Nixon & Wheeler, So Myers Il
Barber, $15 g.; S. II. Davis - 20; Capital
Gas Company, SD 60; Central Pacific Rail
road Company, $40 IS; Akron Rubber
Works, 81 $50.
WITHOUT IRRIGATIoN.-Mr. Mcintyre, at
| Booth Il Co.'S, yesterday received some
samples Of fruit from Thomas q Son. Of
| Roseville, which shows what may be done
! in that section in tree and fruit growth
without irrigation. Three varieties OfgrapcS
were very large and perfect in appearance
| and flavor. Specimens of peaches, apples
and ounces were of enormous growth. and
| equally fine III shape and appearance. Il
was stated that the trees upon which they
| grew had had no irrigation whatever, and
! but very ordinary cultivation. In this con-
ncciion it may be said that the difference
| in effect upon securing moisture of the soil,
! between Indifferent cultivation and thor
ough cultivation, is so great that there is
not the slightest question but that with
! deep blowing and thorough work with cul
| tivator afterwards all moisture required for
every kind Of fruit and crops can be MAIN
tanned in every part of northern and cen
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EARLY-CLosING OEGAHIzATIoH. 90 The
! Sacramento Early-Ciosing Organization
was organized last evening at Armory Hall.
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.liI Zoo, l,,,11 With r..l,.,.oJ
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co,g r.1r oIantol prn5;ia,t L:1'-,..
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Gr<a+ rnt5nsia an was ,,lniflstoj NV tLdso
present, particularly 50 on account Of the
assurance that all the larger houses viii
willingly comply With the request OF their
employees and VIII assist them in every
WAY poSS. ole 10 secure general closing of
al the retail stores Al o'clock. \ commit
tee wa appointed GA constitution and by
laws, and requested to r"Pur; al tie next
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SIGNAL SERVICE Rreonr.-Thc amount Of
wind that passed over this city yesterday,
between the hours Of \. 4. and P NJ
| according 10 the sc,t-rcgisIcriHg anemomc-
ter in the United States Signal Service
weather Office, WAS 225 miles. or an average
mum OF y miles par hour lnrinr tLe
heaviest part of the storm. which was he
tween NJ. and - = Thoro was =.
morning. 4 cold wave PASSED east vcs .t,,
day. for the Thermometer was DO lower N