Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-10

Mrs. FOsTER's E.-Notwithstand-
ing the ratification meeting and other at
fractions last evening, good audience was
present at the Sixth-street NJ f. Church
to listen to the lecture Of Mrs J. Ellen
Foster, of Iowa. The speaker was argu-
mentative and logical in her discourse. and
held the attention of her audience closely.
She declared that what is denominated
here the great wine industry. is not entitled
to the name, as an industry is such com
bination of labor and capital as to produce
manufactured article Of greater value to
the community than the raw material She
traced the history Of prohibition in Iowa and
other States, TO show that the earlier pro-
hibitory laws were repealed, not by the
people. but by their servants, 10 secure the
political support of liquor dealers. and not
because they were not effective but because
they did materially cripple the traffic
She illustrated clearly that though
prohibition amendment might be secured
without partisan action, its enforcement
always required party that believed in it.
Mrs. Foster closes her engagements in this
State ON the 18th and sails for Oregon on
the 18th
NorARIEs PUBMc.-The following No
taries Public have been appointed and
commissioned by the Governor: Fred
ericl f. Whitney, Oakland Alameda :;
William Burton, Garden Valley, FL
Dorado; Rudolph g. Neuenschwander
Coleman, Inyo; X. L. Arick, Bakersfield.
Kern; Romayne Williams, Pasadena. Los
Angeles; :. b. Buckham. Lundy, Mono
r. c. Watkins, Clinton Mono; Thomas
Watt, St Helena, Napa; W. y. c. Smith,
St Helena, Napa; Samuel 5. Murfey San
Francisco, NJ. Thornbury. Central City,
Santa Barbara; Jesse b. Fuller, Marysville.
Yuba.
BARwICK's BULLETIN.-Thc rainfall after
5 P NJ Sunday was 90 of an inch, making
Is of an inch for the storm, and 23.5l
inches for the season. as against 1911
inches for last season. The rainfall for the
| California Signal Service stations during
this storm was: For Red Bluff .05 of an
inch; Sacramento, Is of an inch; San
Francisco, 81 of an inch; Los Angeles, Is
of an inch, and San Diego, nothing up to
noon yesterday, since which time noreport
has been received from San Diego.
OPEN AIR COYCERT.-The first of the
| open air concerts for the season will be
| given by the HuSSar Band this evening on
| the Plaza, from 5 until 10 o'clock. The
music will be as follows March, Ideal y
! Reeves; overture. Will-o' -the-Wisp."
Rounds waltz, Pro Bono Publico,"
Coates; polka, Charley Rory Eastman /;
| quickstep, Fire King, Robinson; over
ture, Matinee" Bowman galop "Crcs-
cent" Robinson national airs, America :"
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: Mrs Lawson. by officer
Woods; John Mcclure, by officer Woods {;
Jim Duncan, by officers Wood and Farrell.
and Timothy Burns. by officer Farrell ali
for being drunk; Myer Barbour, by officer
Frazee, for miSdemeanor; John Doe, bv
officers Coffey and Ash, for sleeping on the
sidewalk.
| DoN'r FAIL to attend the Grand Summer
| Night Festival of the Sacramento Turn
Verein, on next Thursday evening at the
New Pavilion. 1t will eclipse anything of
the kind ever held here.
THE cheapest thing in the market Ladies'
white null embroidered and braided neck
handkerchief, 12l and 20 cents each. Red
| House.
THE cheapest, clearest and best beer on
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