Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-24

The FLORAL FEsTTvAL.-The commit
tees who have in charge the Floral Festi-
val are actively engaged in perfectng their
plans The Hall and Decorative Commit
tee met last evening. They added the
name of Mrs GafIensch to the Committee
on Potted Plants. and the names of q. ".
Locke, John Breuner, James G. Davis,
Charles Van Heusen and W. d. Comstock
TO the Committee on Furniture and Up
holstery. The directory of the Museum
Association met yesterday, and accepted
the invitation to take part in the floral
festival. 1t appointed d. Lubin, W. +.
Jackson and George PyDurn to execute its
plans. The Invitation Committee of the
floral festival has prepared letter to the
press of San Francisco and the interior.
The committee meets at 4 P. VI. to-day at
the Office of Whittier, Fuller 4 Co. Hon,
Newton Booth has been added TO this COM
smittee. The Decoration Committee has
appointed D. J. Simmons on the
subcommittee on scenery. Fred.
Rice has been added to the
committee on evergreens and Miss
Fannie McClatchy to the souvenir sub
committee on manuscript illumination, to
act with c. S. Houghton in illustrating the
souvenir. J. \. Porter, A. j. Gardiner, G.
w. Stafford, John Talbot. NJ Sternfelds, J.
s. Gattmann. II. l. Seymour William NJ.
Becllman, Fred. Kolliker, NJ. Mebius,
Frank Norris, K. B. Harmon, DR. w. A.
Hughson, J. J. Keegan, 6. J. Turner and
W. II. Colclough have been added to the
committee on floral designs. The Finance
Committee has organized and begins its
work soon. The Pioneers wives and
daughters meet to-day at their hall at half
past on the subject of. the festival. The
Board OF Trade held a meeting on the fes-
tival subject yesterday.
New INcoRroRATIoNs.-T following
articles ofincorporation were yesterday filed
in the office of the Secretary of State Ma
sonic Temple Association; the purposes for
which it is formed are the erection and
managing of halls and buildings for meet
ings, and the accommodation of lodges and
societies of benevolent and other organi-
cations the renting of stores, offices, halls,
etc, in the town of Fresno, California. Di-
rectors Thomas C. Hughes, j. II. Braley,
A. NJ. Clark. NJ. J. Donahoo George Bern
hard II. p. Hedges, L. D. Edwards Capt.
tai stock, $50 600. divided into 900 shares of
the par value of $50 each Seven thousand
nine hundred and fifty dollars of the stock
has been subscribed. -. The Hesperia Land
and Water Company. for the purpose of
buying, owning, subdividing selling, or
otherwise disposing of real estate, acquir-
ing, using and controlling water rights for
irrigating, manufacturing and domestic
purposes. Principal place of business, Los
Angeles CITY. Directors +. f. Spence, II i.
l.. Mcneil. George H. Bonebrake, J. NJ
Davies, s. H Mott w. L. Wills, c. Ganahl
+. C. Howes R. NJ. Widney. Capital stock,
$S00.000 divided into 5000 shares of the
par value of 800 each. One hundred thou
! sand dollars of the stock has been sub
| scribed.
TAKEN TO FoLsoM.-Sheriff Lord, OF
| Nevada county, passed through the city
| yesterday, conveying to the State Prison at
Folsom VIM. McKuan, who is to serve Il
term of ten years for manslaughtcr, COM
mitted last February.
CALL for Ruhstaller's Pilsener FeIsen
| Reer-the hest rnado