Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-05

! tINGsGIDeHIs lU5 Et2Fy GhAphJeIS DAN5 10
pay most Of it. You men with small homes
| ought to vote for it. If you hsve place
worth 81, 900 or 81, 800 you can borrow $500
or 81, 600 on it. Let food come in, and
some day one will come to Try it,
aud your home WON'T be worth
| $500. You can't ees 5000 On it.
| The water was high IN 1881. 1 tell you felt
| dubious at one time, when l saw it up On the
| lsvee. It did come over, too. It wasn't told
about, but it did. We can have higher water
! than in 1881. We will have it. Let us pro.
| tect ourselves all we can. Do that and your
! property will appreciate 10 value Its SO
J know it. Your tax will be but 81 or So at
the outside. What is that to the increased
| value the vote will give 10 Sacramento %
! Rev. T. S. Dunn and Rev. II. II. Rice ad-
| dressed the Convention on the subject of pro-
| hibition while the Platform Committee was
out,
The following nominations were made by
the Convention First Trustee, a. B. Nixon /;
Chief Of Police, Z. NJ. Leitch City Attor-
ney. N. Chauncey Dunn /; Fire Commissioner,
f. Il. L. Weber.
FREE LIBRARY MEETING.-The Board Of
Trustees of the Sacramento Free Library
mat at their office in library building last
evening. Present, ". c. Fitch, President;
Add G. HinksoD, Vice-Prssident; A. s.
Hopkins, Francis Lenoir, and S. Il. Gerrish,
Secretary. The report Of the Librarian for
the month of February was read as follows {:
Number of books issued during the month,
1922; classified thus Fiction, q $3.50 history,
l2l biography, III travel ard adventure,
20l; miscellaneous literature. 1873; religion,
s.; poetry and drama, 81 science and srt,
109 average number Issued per day. 153 !;
percentage of fiction, n; number Of patrons,
). 1853 amount of the fines collected. S13 % !;
number of catalogues sold, 10; 81 90 re-
ceived A vote OF thanks t. the Board was
unanimously tendered TO Mrs. +. j. McCor-
mack for donation Of IS pamphlet novels !;
also 60 Rufus Buttsrfield for bound file OF
the Truth Seeker for 1888. The Popular
History of California" and " History of New
Mexico" were ordered purchased. Fourteen
volumes of worn books were ordered sent to
the County Hospital for the patients to read.
TIE following bills were allowed: Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance. Company, S23; Capt.
tai Gas Company, $50 10; @. S. Houghton,
S102 IL A. L. Bancroft & Co. SO; c. G..
Hancock, sd Is; Day & Joy, Sl2 % H. P.
Union Ice Company, 81 20; Earle, Potter 4
Wallace, 81 p. The Board then adjourned.
IsGRAND CONCERT AND ORGAN RECITAL
The concert and organ recital at the Congre-
gational Church will take place this evening.
The programme ia given in fell in another
column. The array of leading artists from
San Francisco and this city is very extended,
and insures a rare musical treat. The widely
known Samuel D. Mayer will preside at the
organ, and Mrs. Martinez Campbell will have
leading parts. Oshers who have parts are
Mrs. Addie T. Pinkham, Mrs. Addie Carter,
Miss Jessie Cameron, Mrs. L. P. Ross, Mrs.
Jennie Fogarty, Messrs. Fritz, Bruner,
Nesle, Beaumont, Sanborn and Auer
back. AS will be seen by reference
TO the programme, many selections
will BIZ rendered which have never been at
tempted here before, and the introduction Of
flute and other instrumental as well as vocal
solos, with accompaniment upon organ and
piano combined, is novelty and attraction
Of especial interest. The occasion of the
concert and recital il the opening Of the
church following extensive changes in the
auditorium, and the removal Of the large
organ from the gallery to the front Of the su-
dience in the rear of the pdlpit. The audi
torium and organ have been greatly improved
by the changes made. The receipts are for
benefit to the organ fund. Admission, 30
cents. Doors will be opened at Z, and con.
cert commence ct S o'clock.
C.,,r.- T,,r,, Cr,n A. ho ,,o.4i,r IS
the Canital Tnrf C,ub Inst evening the FOL.
Loving programme for the spring meeting,
which ia to commence Nav 9Th. was pre-.
sen,sd bv tho Conmittea nm Snsed Pro.
800 C..,.,;t,o-. - -
sfA'nine' @uu ANo3SeH' C'-''Iei0H'' ''''' "o-e
referred TO the Executive Committee, and
will be given in full hereafter. First day
vear-olds, purse Of $500: No. 2 running
free for ell, three.fourths OF mile and re-.
peat. $500 No. 3, running, free for all, dash
Of one snd oDe-Iourtn miles, 9I9O' oecono
in three to1ses o9ned IN Bntte, Colnss
Tehams, Sacramento, Yolo and Yuba
counties: $500; No, ., trosting, $50
class, Sooo. IhiFd day-No; o. running
Sacramento DERBY, iree for all tnree-yesr-o!1s,
dash OF u miles, oSUo No .. running, !ree
Tor all, mile sno repeat StOO; NO O. running,
-. i hn'ss tho tbat ba~a not beaten 2.5I s50f
NJ IN t-ott;n, frsa fo- ali eS0o Eth
~ ~ .ro.,;nS o.97 o oil,, SSoo. No
ia -. =, 's, 49, - S.oro1,arto
emit Tsnnary lat 1854 that haze never
beaten !:9O' sogV; Inc Cup accepted tne
proposition OF hilnp 20 Is resafos pooi'
SSl'nS'
THE EXTRA ACKNOWLEDGMENT Stoneman
49, p-.I-,.. g
jugs "@ua'e, VI NNpa' u'Se VI
Stockton, 4, l.. Masiin' Secretary OF the
| Delmss and Rhodes, of San Frsncisco. 1t
is understood that they are framing proc
will be issued tomorrow: Two or three labor
organizations from San Francisco have aiso
/ matter.