Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-11
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~SaLA sAS AAjAAN4kSSJr
MAS MEETING To-NIGHr. A mass
meeting is to be held in the Assembly
Chamber tonight, under the auspices of
the Grant Memorial Day Executive Com
inltte3. for the purpose of inaugurating
measures toward a Grant monument in
Tins CITY. The meeting is to be held in the
Capitol building at the suggestion of Gov
ernOr rtOueman, who, in his speech said
!, as Governor of California and a resi-
dent Of Sacramento during my term of
office, most earnestly urge upon the people
OF Sacramento to take the matter in hand
without a moments delay To defer
action Upon the subject until the zeal of
the people has cooled will result in non
action and indefinite postponement Let
us OF sacramento raise what we can and
are able, and if this should not be suf-
hclent, let US appeal TO the next Legisla-
ture To supplement our efforts by liberal
appropriation. The money thus spent will
not be wasted or spent in vain. If no bet
ter plan IS suggested, let the Executive
Committee call mass meeting in the AS
sembly Chamber TO devise ways and raise
means TO accomplish the desired end. If
we lei The matter go by default, | feel GER
tam II will be a source of regret by every
man and woman in this liberal, lovely and
prosperous metropolis The invitation is
extended to all to attend the meeting this
evening, and make it, as it should be, rep
resentalvc Of the whole people of Sacra-
mento. \ meager attendance will be NOR
titying. and hence every citizen should feel
II incumbent upon him or her to do some
thing t3ward making il 4 success.
INcoRPoRATED.-ArticIe of incorporation
nave been filed in the office Of the Score
tary o. State OF the Plymouth Land and
Water Company. Object, selling and buy
ing water rights. Principal place of bust
ness, Los Angeles. Directors Samuel
Merrill, Stephen Townsend Robert y. C.
Wilson, II \. Barclay F. g. Howes. VI. c.
Mck0ou, George p. Grow, II. II. Boyce and
w. L. Virgins. Capital stock. $50 OO0.
divided into 1900 shares. Also, of the
Hayes Flat Gold Mining Company, to con-
duct The business Of placer mining and cx-
tracing gold from mines in Hayes Flat. in
Del Norte county. Principal place of bus
mess, Crescent City. DTectors-Edward
Yates. James X. johnson, William A.
Fleming, J. B. Morse and John Malone, ST..
Capital stock. 100000, divided Into 10000
shares.
N1MoEIAL DAY AFFAIEs.-Thc Executive
Committee Of the Grant Memorial met at
Pioneer Hall last evening and audited
number of bills. The matter of raising a
tund for 4 State monument TO the memory
OF General Grant was discussed at length.
and various plans suggested by the different
members of the committee present. It
was the common opinion OF the committee
that the suggestions of Governor Stoneman
in his address at the memorial exercises
last Saturday should be acted upon atonce.
A mass meeting of citizens is called by the
committee, to be held i'll the Assembly
Chamber, at the State Capitol, this evening
at 5 o clock, to which not only citizens OF
Sacramento are invited, but any and all
citizens Of the State who may be sojourning
here.
OPEN-AIR CONCERT Te-NIGHT-Thc Hus-
sar Band will give an open-air concert in
Capitol Park this evening at 80 O'Clock, at
which the following choice programme
will be given March. Grade >, Pettee
overture, L'Espair de L Alsace, Herman
waltz Queen Of the Ocean Scott
cornc; duet, Belle of the Rink" Ash
mond, Cootes and Weymouth schot-
tischc In the Sunlight. Robinson over
turc, ArOn,' Pettee; grand march.
d" Brigantine' Melville waltz, Witch, -
Resented galop, All for Love Roades
AFTER THE WATER WoRKs.-A printing
house on Eighth street, which cannot get
sufficient water to run its presses, has put
in a water gauge and promises to publish
the water pressure furnished each day.
The proprietors claim that they will secure
better service or know the reason why
The pressure at one time yesterday, ii is
claimed, was less than 20 pounds, or less
than that alleged to have been on during
the disastrous Phoenix Mill fire
poLIcE CoUET.-In this tribunal there was
but little business transacted yesterday. All
Chung and All Ku were convicted of va
graucy. and the latter got ninety days His
"pard will take his medicine to-day.
John Ialle and Mary Doe, charged with
being drunk, forfeited their Deposits.
Henry Jensen was fined So for a similar of
Tense ....H. Winters, Jr., was assessed 81 80
Tor the injury resulting from collision be-
tween ms dog and young man ) trousers.
UP-CoUNTRY KNocK-oUr.-Ac correspond
ent at Williams writes that +. Welch and
T. Mcdonald fought with soft gloves at
that place on Saturday evening for a purse
of SOC A Sacramento man named Bow
man had the honor of serving as referee
Seven rounds were fought, when WEIGH
was declared winner owing to a foul on the
part of his adversary. The match took
place in 4 public hall. and was conducted
according TO the rules of the London prize
ring.
AEREsTs.-These were on the station
house slate last night: Mike and John
McCarty, by officer Franks, for battery
All Luy, by officer Rider for vagrancv
George Abbott, by officers Cotfey and
Gr,1l
Mccarthy and Henry Wilson, by local
officer Martin, for disturbing the peace A.:
j. d. Smith, by officer Franks, for keeping
disorderly house.
A DEAD CHINAMAN.-CoronerC Clark last
evening received telegram from E. DAILY,
at Antelope, stating that a Chinaman had
been found dead about three miles east of
Arcade station and about 100 yards from
the railroad track. The Coroner telegraphed
TO the Justice of the Peace at Antelope TO
hold an inquest on the body. 1t is not
known here whether it is probable case
of murder, suicide or natural death.
NEW C1TIzENs.-In Department Two of
the Superior Court, yesterday, Alexander
Mcdonald, a native of Nova Scotia, was
admitted to citizenship, on the testimony
of George w. King and l.. S. Taylor. Jas.
Prary, a native of Portugal, had the same
blessing conferred on him, through the in
tercession of James Rodgers and Manuel
De Costa.
SPLENDID bargains for those who visit us
to-day. Every lady should see the sample
line of silk wraps drap d'ete dolmans, silk
ottomans, Russian circulars, etc, at less
than fifty cents on the dollar Red House
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MEMS business suits were never so cheap.
Hale Bros sale.
THE reductisls we have made are many.
Hale Bros sale.