Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-23
NEW IyconpoRAiross.-The following

New lNCoRPoRATGoNs.-Th following
articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day and Saturday in the Office of the
Company. The object of the association is
to acquire and hold water rights in san
Bernardino county Principal place of
business, San BernardinO. DirectoIs-C
II. Golding, A. J. Bonner, John McGirr,
Lucas Hoaglaud and Timothy Wells. Cap
ital stock, $3.50 divided into 5Sl shares.
...... Also Of the l. W III Manufacturing Com
pany. Objects. to make and deal in car
riages and wagons and carry on ii general
manufacturing business. Principal place
of business, Oakland DireciOrs-Charles
5. Chamberlain, S. s. EIwell, Martin L.
Shearer, g. +. Pratt, \. j. Snyder, Capt.
tai stock, $4,000, OF the Universal
Accident Company. Object, to carry on
and conduct the business of accident insur-
ance on life and property Principal place
of business, san Francisco. Directors
Charles Graham, James NJ. Stuart, +. d.
Wheeler, A. X. Eddowes, Louis D. Blon-
din, Clement Brake, Charles II. Wheeler.
Capital stock, 500 000.... Also of the Park
Congregational Church of Los Angeles
Directors-Charles +. Day, Edward C.
Manning, John NJ Davies, j. II. Hum
phreys, Evan Jones'. Also OF the Los
Flores Water Company. Object, to ac-
quire lands and water rights and develop
water by boring, tunneling or ditching.
Principal place of business, Pasadena. Los
Angeles county. Directors-John w HUI
gus, d. Galbraith, l.. \. Wright, George A
Swartwout, Peter Gano. Capital stock,
$4,000.
FOURTH OF July MEETING.-The Execu-
tive Committee, which has in charge the
celebration of the Fourth of July, met at
the Capital Hotel last evening. The at
tendance was quite large several of the
chairmen of subcommittee being present,
and all reporting progress. The First Ward
Finance Committee reported $500 on hand.
and the ward but partially canvassed. The
Second Ward have not finished their can
vass. and have collected 1888 30. No re-
port from the Third Ward. The Fourth
Ward complete, $40 so. The Committee
on Literary Exercises reported that they
had secured the Assembly Chamber for the
literary exercises 10 be held IN. The Orator
of the Day will be Judge J. Mem. Shafter;
Reader of the Declaration of independence,
Judge w. \. Henry. The Committee on
Decorations reported that they would have
five cars in line. representing Liberty, Col
umbia, Public Schools and California. The
NTH has as yet not been agreed upon. The
committee appropriated $3.50 for a regatta
on the river. The meeting adjourned to
100 P. N. Friday
orEN-AIR CONCERT To-NIGHT.-The fol-
lowing programme will be rendered at the
| open-air concert rendered the Turner'S and
their guests by the First Artillery Band. to
take place at the Capitol Park at 7:S0 this
evening sharp: March, Rockaway; sere-
made Soldiers Dream" Ripley: Walt.
g lie Petit Coquette,n Zikoff; medley selec-
ton, Peanuts" SouthweIl; schottische.
3" Neva,' Pettee; waltz, Summer Clouds.
Nicholson; grand military selection, Rec
objections of the War" by f. Boyer; de-
seriptive selection, containing drumner's
call, grand march. assembly. attention,
prayer, battle, vacant char, etc; gavotte,
''Stephanie," Czibulka; galop, Allemania.
C. A. Neale, conductor.