Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-16
A Notable Issue of a Paper.

The issue of the Sacramento RECORD
UNION, last Thursday morning, was in har-
mony with the spirit of bounteous liber-
atty displayed by that city on the occasion
of the visit Of the Grand Army excursion
lists. 1t was a splendid special G. A. r.
edition. There were sixteen pages, con-
tanning a great amount of interesting in
formation, illustrated by numerous hand
, some cuts. The front page, ON which was
picture of the State Capitol, was devoted
to an account of the Grand Army recep-
ton on Wednesday. Other contents were:
A complete account of the Crocker Art
Gallery, information for strangers about
Sacramento, two pages concerning the
pleasure resorts of California, information
to newcomers about California, articles on
Yuba, Fresno, Placer and Nevada coun-
ties, miscellany local and Geographic news,
description of orange culture, an account
of fruit shipping at Sacramento, and his
tory of Suffers Fort. The issue reflects
great credit on the management of the
RECORD UNIONS. Z. Call.
BIGGER FOR ITS SIZE
Sacramento welcomed and entertained
the Grand Army veterans in a most hos
pitable manner. The Capital City in many
respects is model city, of which other
places may well take pattern. Industrially,
intellectually, socially, and otherwise, it
follows the sound counsel to 'brace up and
have some style about YOU" Sacramento
is "a bigger place for its size" than San
Francisco Grass Valley Tidings.
MOST COMPLETE.
The Grand Army edition of the Sacra-
mento RECORD UNION, issued this morning,
is one of the most complete papers that has
come to our notice with the advent of the
G. A. r. 1t is sixteen-page edition, pre-
pared with California in view. 1t contains
numerous cuts of California pleasure re-
sorts, among which are Yosemite valley
scenes and Del Monte; also cuts of the
Capitol, Crocker Art Gallery, Marguerite
Home, Gallatin residence, Agricultural
Pavilion, Bonner Lake, Tahoe and Santa
Cruz, all of which are calculated to give
visitors good opinion Of the country and
its people. The resources of California are
considered under what is called Glance
at California" This G. \. r. edition is a
credit to the enterprising people Of Sacra-
mento.- Woodland Democrat
OF RARE MERIT.
The Sacramento RECORD UNION issued
Grand Army edition On Thursday. The
paper consisted of sixteen pages, was
handsomely illustrated with California
views, and contained descriptive articles of
rare merit 1t is a valuable contribution
to the cause Of immigration, and will help
TO swell the rising tide of prosperity in
Central and Northern California Grass
Valley Tidings.
ALL GLORY TO SACRAMENTO
We cannot close this brief sketch of
Sacramento Day with the G. A. R.,
without complimenting the liberal and
open-hearted people of the Capital City, for
the grand and successful effort made. The
arrangements were all complete, every
thing moved with the precision of clock
work, no accidents happened, and to-day
the citizens are looking with satisfaction
on the result. All glory to Sacramento =
Chico Enterprise.
WAS NEVER EQUALED ANYWHERE.
| Sacramento not only outdid herself enter
tanning the Grand Army people on the 11th,
but according TO the testimony of the Wis
itors themselves, it outdid sill other places
in the State. Tie banquet at the Pavilion
in the evening, at which about 1000 people
were royalty RECALLED with the best of the
land, was never equaled in this State or
any other-Placer Herald.