Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-16
MORE GOOD WORK.
Close Upon Another Thousand Dollars
Sent to Governor Beaver.

Close Upon Another Thousand Dollars
Sent to Governor Beaver.
There was forwarded from this Office yes
terdey to Governor Beaver, relief funds
contributed by the people since the last re-
mittance, the sum of 1891 So, making the
total forwarded so far, 81, 1876 IS. Yesterday
the following communications, inclosing
contributions, were received:
YoLo, June Is, 1889.
EDS. RECoRD-USIoN: We have taken up a
subscription for the Johnstown sufferers, and
have succeeded in raising S25, with the promise
of more. Thinking every little helps, we have
concluded to send the t25 and If the money
that is promised us will amount to enough we
will send it in a few days. We had no way of
getting out among the farmers residing out of
town, or we are sure we could have done better.
II every little town of the size of Yolo would
send even that much, it would hel pa great deal,
Inclosed find Wells, Fargo Il Co. money order
for the amount of S25. EMMA WHEDoN
CLARA NUTTING.
EvALINE O'BRIEN.
EUREKA MILLS, June 18th.
Sacramento Publishing Company, Sdcramento-
GENTLEMEN: l again have the pleasure OF for
warding another contribution in aid OF the
PennSy lvania sufferers, amounting to S., an
order for which you will please find inclosed.
The name of the subscriber is James Marles
Many thanks for papers sent, and your kind
mention of the generous contributions OF our
reSiuen's in Wednesdays paper. May it en-
courage others to open their hearts. Yours
very truly, THoS. B. INCH.
YESTERDAYS RECEIPTS.
Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Association
MRS. L. Elkus, President) ............... $50 90
Citizens of 25 90
James Marles Eureka Mills )................. 90
John 90
Cash .'..'.. %
Yesterdays total So Ok
Included in the sum forwarded yester-
day was w. B. Hamilton's contribution of
s., received on the preceding night after
Fridays receipts had been footed up. The
above sum of So % represents the funds
now on hand in the RECORD UNION; Office.
MISS KEwEN's ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment arranged for to- NOR.
row night by Miss May Kewen promises to
be very enjoyable one, and should add
several hundred dollars to the relief fund
The young lady has secured several novel
ties for her programme out of the stereo-
typed amateur order. Among others Mr. de
| Laguns, favorite San Francisco baritone,
comes up especially to sing. Miss Carol
] Grouse, who has frequently appeared here
in professional companies, will sing an
| original song on the local Counting
Grounds" Assisted by her pupil, Mrs
Wyman of San Francisco, Miss Grouse
| will give musical act entitled "a Morn
ing Call" A favorite society young gen.
| tleman, too modest to be known at present,
| will give a recitation. The tableaux are
| directed by Mrs. Genung, which assures
their success. Several other numbers are
promised which will prove interesting.
| The Drill Corps rehearsed last evening in
| the Senate Chamber.
The relief fund list will remain open at
this Office while the people feel disposed to
contribute, but it is advisable to make con-
tributions at once, that they may be sent
on with the proceeds of the benefit of to-
morrow night.