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WEEKLY CROP BULLETINS.
The Signal Service Receives Reports for
the Week just Passed.

The Signal Service Receives Reports for
the Week just Passed.
Following are the crop reports received
from various points yesterday by Signal
Observer Barwick, for the past week:
Redding-C. C. Bush reports all crops
favorably affected.
Chico-Wilson Chalmers reports that the
weather has been favorable for both grain
and fruit, especially the latter, which
promises large yield, considerably above
that of the preceding years.
Tehama-John Lea says: have met
persons from every part of the county.
The weather has been very favorable, but
the impression is that not more than half
crop will be raised in this county"
Willows-A. w. Seahorn says: Peaches
and apricots are fine, and ten per cent of
the hay is slightly damaged
Marysville-G. w. Peacock reports grain
and fruits Of all kinds as favorably af-
fected.
Wheatland-There are good prospects
for fair hay crop. The grain crop is not
very promising, in spite of the late rains
and otherwise favorable weather.
West Butte-All crops have favorably
been affected.
Nicolaus-Alvah Pendleton reports the
acreage seeded as very small, owing to the
excessive rains during the winter. The
past week has affected all crops favorably.
Woodland-The fruit crops are good,
and the hay and grain crops only fair.
Napa Gty-Wm. II. Marin reports that.
considering the past wet winter, all crops
| are looking well.
Newcastle-C. II. Kellogg reports all
fruits as favorably affected by the past
weeks weather.
Orangevale-J. w. Anderson reports that
the sunshine and north wind have done
much toward dispelling rust, smut and
| mildew, and have been good for hay.
Cherries and strawberries ripening fast
Georgetown-C. NJ. Fitzgerald reports a
| light frost on Monday no damage.
Jackson-Richard Webb reports all pro.
ducts as favorably affected.
Suffer Creek. G. VOORHEES, reports q
hail-storm during the week. but no da mage
done.
Galt-J. J. Campbell reports the weather
as fine for all crops
Lodi-E. Fisk repcs1s all crops as good.
Hay is better than was expected.
Livermore-A. j. Palmer reports all
crops, including hay, as good.
Golita-F. E. Kellogg reports the fruit
crop as good. Other crops will be short
Fruitvale-Alfred Perkins reports all
crops as favorablv affected.
Centerville--Tx. Overacker, Jr., reports
all crops fsvorsb,y affected.
Chino-John WATSON reports that on
moist and semi-moist lands, where cult
walton was thorough, there will be full
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-18
Sacramento Freight Shipments.

The following east-bound through freight
was forwarded by the Southern Pacific
Company from Sacramento during April /:
Borax. Gil $40 pounds; brandy, 1910;
canned goods, 331, $780, dry goods, 100;
empty packages, 100000 fruit, dried, 81 $40;
horses, &c, 1000; hides, 120, 500; hops, las, O4o;
leather, 2230; miscellaneous. Ia, 400; mo.
hair, $3.50; vegetables, 16S,O5O; wine,
337 10; wool. creased, SO, $780, wool, pulled,
$4,000; wooden goods, 10,410. Total
Recapitulation-San Francisco IS O97.-
APO, Oakland 6O431O, Sacramento 2O52
$50, San Jose $500, Stockton 472, $50.
Marysville 152 $50, Los Angeles 1865 ,49O,
Cotton 1854 East Portland 81 1920.
Total, AZ ,28S, 100.
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ED.

Sacramento, May l6-Mrs. Rebeoea lane stons
lmother OF William H.. Lewis c. and Ella G.
stone, OF SACRAMENTO a native of Monroe.
Michigan, q years, months and y days
Friends and acquaintance are invited 10 at
tend the funeral. from her late residence, No.
so7 Seventh street, between H ana l, this tsun.
day afternoon at clock
SACRAMENTO, May l6-Maggie, beloved wife OF
w J, Gardner, native OF California, " years,
months and Is days Los Angeles and San
francisco papers please eopy.)
Funeral Sunday at 10 o'clock A NJ, from her
late residence, Metropolitan building corner
Fifth and streets. Interment private.l
Sacramento, May l7-JseoA. beloved husband
OF Kate Hoenn. native OF Germany, 81 wears,
months and D days
Funeral notice hereafter
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-18
COSTLY FIRE.
The Capital Furniture Company's Factor.
CompletelY Guitad.

The Capital Furniture Company's Factory
Completely Quilted.
Some boys who were playing in the
vicinity of Sixth and H streets last evening
noticed fire in the Capital Furniture
Factory. They ran to Seventh and G
streets and had an alarm turned in.
BY this time the fire had gotten pretty
we'll under headway, so that when the Fire
Department arrived a blaze of no small
proportions had 10 be commended with.
In less time than it takes to tell it lad
ders were run up against the building on
all sides and drenching streams turned into
the smoky and cracking interior. 1t was
another one of those blind" fires, and al.
though everything within seemed to be
ablaze there was no telling just where the
real seat OF the fire was. As soon as the
sides of the building were well guarded
by pipes and 6remen Chief O;Meara
directed his reserve force to attack from
the front. They did Just what was done
at the late Sullivan-Kelly fire-fought the
flames gradually backward, and then.
when the fire was confined in one place,
literally smothered it.
Though the fire was disastrous one to
the Capital Furniture Company, it might
have been much worse tor adjoining struc-
lures, were it not for the quick and COM
plete work of the department.
An immense quantity of new goods was
stored in the building, a great deal OF which
was to have been shipped tomorrow, and
consequently the company's loss is heavier
than would otherwise have been the
case. The building was fairly Quilted.
and very little of the stock can be saved.
Mr.. Mier, one of the Directors of the CON-
pany, stated last night that the loss would
probably amount to $4,000. The insur-
ance in only S2.7O0.
The cause of the Ere is unknown, but it
is thought that it was occasioned by spon-
taneous combustion.
The tiremen encountered q number of
distractions in their endeavors to extin.
guish the fire. In the first place the water
plug on the corner of the alley on Sixth
street. between H and /, had lot of
sewer pipe piled up in front of it and the
engine could not stop there at all. The
men afterwards either broke or threw away
the pipe and line of hose was attached.
In addition to this obstruction the street in
from. of the building had been dug up for
the purpose of putting in q sewer and the
sidewalk was also torn up, preparatory to
the laying of cement sidewalk Then
again there was ditch in the alley and
one of the carts in trying to run q line OF
hose through the alley nearly toppled over.
In all. three lines of hose were used. The
police were on hand and did good work in
keeping the crowd back.
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WITHOUT A HIT.
Young Hapeman Surprises the Sacra
mento Aggregation.

Young Hapeman Surprises the Sacra-
mento Aggregation.
STOCKTON, May 17th.-It is seldom that
in nine innings team fails to get safe
hit, but that is what happened to Sacra-
mento to-day in the game with Stockton,
the Senators being defeated by score Of
to 4. Hapeman pitched for the home
team, and while the Sacramento's banged
him for fourteen hits, with total of
twenty-five bases. in eight innings last
Thursday, yet in nine innings to-day they
could not find him safely once.
Neither club made an earned run. and
Dalys poor work. ably supplemented by
Stapleton's, was the cause of Stockton
victory. Score:
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Norris O'NeiI's Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 17th.-The Califor-
mia League Directors met tonight to con-
slider Mr.. Enright's charge against Norris
O'Neil, the complaint growing out of the
recent game at Sacramento. Enright's
first move was to have the player ruled off
the diamond, but as it was not likely to be
carried, he modified his motion to fine
O'Neill 500. After much debate the mo-
ton was carried.
Manager Robinson of the Oaklands re-
ceived dispatch to-day that Elf, for
whom he had traded Isaecson, had died in
Texas. No particulars were given.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-18
Somebody Has Lost a Coat.

Officer Frazee brought to the Police
Station yesterday blue coat which he
found under the sidewalk on Front street.
between andJ 1t is of the cutaway style
and is piece of property worth claiming.
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got Even that Poor Excuss.

Mr.. Lamb, who has charged J. B. Silva
with brutality beating his wife, called at
this office yesterday to say that Silva has
not been in the habit of beating the poor
woman when drunk, but does it when
sober. Silva, he says, is not in the habit
of getting drunk, wherefore his brutality is
all the less excusable.
Mr.. Lamb says the public has no idea of
the outrageous manner in which this fell
low abuses his wife, and promises to Law
bare the true facts when the case comes up
tomorrow and he is placed on the witness
stand
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-18
Almost a Whitewasb.

SAN Francisco, May 17th.-San Fran
cisco had the narrowest kind of an escape
from being shut out to-day. The Colonies
were in splendid playing trim, and gave
Meegan excellent support. The home team
could only hit Meegan in odd streaks, and
no punching was done outside of the ninth
inning. The errors of the San Franciscos
were very costly. The feature of the game
was the fine back-stop work and throwing
of DUNCAN. Score:
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A Pioneers Long sleep.

The funeral of the late Charles B. Cooley
took place yesterday from the Calvary
Baptist Church, Rev. A. C. Herrick officiat-
ing. A choir composed of DR.. and Mrs. C.
T. Milliken, Mrs. Percy Ross and Miss
Andrews rendered several appropriate selec-
tons during the services. The pail bearers
were w. r. Srong, ]. T. Milliken, w. r.
Gallup and c. o. Kimberly.
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The date of the up-the-river moonlight
excursion of the Ladies Museum Associa-
ton has been changed from June 4th to
June 9Th. A few tickets are vet for sale.
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A car of Black Tartarian cherries was
shipped last night by passenger train to
Chicago. This shipment is the first car.
load shipment OF California green fruit for
the season of 1890, and was loaded by the
W. r. Strong Company and Gregory
Brothers Company.
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Base on errors-Stockton, 4; Sacramento, 4.
Base on balls-Stockton, 9; Sacramento, A.
Left on Dissatisfaction, 4; Sacramento, 2.
Struck out-By Hapeman, 5; Zeigler, 4. Double
plays-Reitz and Daily. Sacrifice hits-Selna
Goodenough and Zeigler. Passed balls-Bow,
man (2). Wild Pitches-Hapeman and Zeigler
Time of game-One hour and forty-fve min
utes. Umpire-Donahue.
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A Chinese Tin.Tanner-

A Chinaman was arrested yesterday on
complaint of Henry Gray, who keeps a
grocery store at the corner of Sixth and l
streets, who charges him with petty lar.
ceny. The Cninaman is said to have
tapped the till" in Gray's place. He will
be examined before Justice Henry to. NOR.
row afternoon
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This Afternoon,s Game.

This afternoon, commencing at . o'clock
the Sacramentos and San Franciscos will
play ball at Snowflake Park. The game
ought to be an interesting one, and it will
undoubtedly draw a large attendance
Harper will pitch for the home nine and
Young for the San Franciscos. Bowman
and Spier will be the catchers.
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Earned runs-Oakland, 2: San Francisco, ..
Three-base hlts-McDonald. Two-base hits
Lehman (2), Meegan, Hanley. Sacrifice hits
Hill First base on errors-Oakland, 5; San
Francisco, !. First base on called balls-Oak-
land, 6; San Francisco, 5. Struck out-By Nee
gan, 2; by Lookabaugh, 2. Hits by pitcher-C.
VNeilL. Umpire-Sheridan. Scorer-Wallace.
Time of game-One hour and thirty minutes
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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Pleasant Evening Rides.

All the cars OF the Central Street Railway
Company will hereafter run to Oak Park
and South Sacramento after P. NJ. Fare,
each way, only five cents.
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nIARRIEn.

sacramento, May l5-By Rev. A. Jatho, Fritz
Guntner to Lucinda Capen both of Sacra.
sacramento, May T-By Rev A. Jatho, joseph
Llppi 10 Bertha Auer both of Sacramento.
sacramento, May l7-By Rev, A. Jatho, George
heroia to Elizabeth kohrschaib, both of sac
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To-Day,s Picnic.

At East Park to-day the Council of Fed.
Grated Trades will hold their picnic. There
will be gate prize. Single car fare each
way
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-18

mer time they often catch fire, and in the
winter they are liable t9 serious damage
from slides. once the plows show beyond
all question that they can meet the necessi-
nes IN all emergencies, the structures
whieh have made The Central Pacific
famous will be gradually removed
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on for PlacerYilIa.

The dance given b. Company B last
evening at Armory Hall, previous to the
departure Of the company for Placerville,
was largely attended. TIE Artillery Band
discoursed delightful dance music and the
lestVlues we're kept up unul midnight.
Inc c4mpany then marched to the depot
ana tue iaoles were taken down in convey
ahces. All hands boarded the excursion
tram Which was made up Of i've cars and
an engine, and they pulled out for Placer
Vile
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FFIHE TABLE."-THE GREATEST SELL
i ing subscription book ever published;
every housewife wants and buys it; agents can
get territory to-day; salary or commission; suit
yourself. ED. C. HUMPHREY, General Agent,
4OS street,
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Sacramento Coffee House.

kOd X ST. BRANCH, 4e4 X ST. HOT
CN4 Coffee, Iced Tea, Milk. Etc, with Cake,
DoughnHts, Sandwiches, and other palctable
eatables. mylS-tf&Su] Z. PETERS, Prop.
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business CHANCES - GROCERY STOCK,
ID fixtures and good will of business; we'll
quire of Strobel, 81 J. Also, for sale, milk
dairy, restaurant, saloon and wayside house.
Also, six young mich cows with calves, ana
three heavy young draught he-ses at very low
prices nyI76t
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FINE all-silk lined overcoats made to
order for $25 up, at Joe Poheim's, the
tailor, 600 street, corner Sixth.
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Pleasant Evening Rides.

All the cars Of the Central Street Railway
Company will hereafter run to Oak Park
and South Sacramento after Pm. Fare,
each way, only five cents.
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FOR elegant SIS pants, made to order, go
to Joe Poheim, the tailor, COO street, cor.
ner Sixth.
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Two New Publlshing Companies

Two NEW uDKf5HHhH,B SO1-- F'-.@SS'
Articles of incorporation were filed in the
Secretary Of States Office yesterday of the
Evening News Publishing Company of San
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JOE PoHEIx, the tailor, makes fine
French beaver full dress suits to order TO .
$40, cost elsewhere $50. 600 street, corner
Sixth.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-18

VERY stylish pants made to order for Sc
at Joe .Poheim's, the tailor, 600 ] street,
corner Sixth.
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LHOR SALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY ON X
L street. Apply to strobel the broker, S17
street. myl7Sts
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A Ii ORDERS FOR HELP PROMPTLY
n filed at $40 street. f. L. FUNK 4 co,
Employment Agency. au2qtf
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CROP SUMMARY.

The following dispatch was sent by Ser
geant Barwick, of the Signal Office in this
city, to the Chief Signal Officer, Washing
ton City, D. c.:
''All crops have been fayorably affected
by the weather of the past week. Hail
storms, with thunder and lightning, passed
over the central portion of the State, but
there was no damage done. There was a
light frost in the foothills at Georgetown,
Ell Dorado county, no damage resulting
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E,RBE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, NO 1910
L Eighth street, Skilled ana uuskiIled male
ann fem male help OF all kinds free 70 employer
and employee. By order of the COUNCIL o.
FEDERATED TRADES. fe5-lrs
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ITO RENT-LARGE, AIRY. FRONT ROOMS.
L Suitable for offices; also, newly furnished
rooms INQUIRE coo | Street nI6 -A
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E1oR sALE-A FINELY FITTED UP SALOON
Il with fair trade, at reasonable price, In
qulre at TINS ONCE. my17-3t%
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SToRE TO LET-APPLY TO STATE HOUSE
y Hotel, Sacramento ml6-5t~
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DOTH MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED
ID at $40 J street. E. L. FUNK Il co. -Fnl-
ployment Agency. ap2etf
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EoR sALE-ABoUT leo YARDS OF LIN
l. oleum, almost new, at half price jacob &
Co., $50 and 922 street. mvl7.tf
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WANTED = COPYING TO DO on TYPE
w writer or position as typewriter Address
Ills Twelfth street. InyIS.tf
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WANTED-A COMPLETE SECONDHAND
w blacksmith kit for all kinds of repairs
about forty-inch bellows or CORRESPONDENCE
blower; all tools must be in good order; also. >
hand drilling machine Address A, Penryr,
Cal. mylljs
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-18

e OR SALE-0NE OF THE FINEST AND
L largest saloons in this city connected WITH
chop-house and extra ladies rooms; best loee.
ton; stock and lease. Inquire al this office,
mylS-7t
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w TO BORROW NONE
w on their city and country property Plenty
of money to loan. Address MONEY LOANFR.
p. o. BOX SO, Sacramento nS-tf
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CyOR SALE-A BOILER, WITH COMPLETE
l. outfit. Apply at CITY BREWERY, Twelfth
and ii streets. mvl4-tt
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crops. Chops that were not irrigated are
TOTAL WEEKLY pRxcrp1rArIoN,

Redding 1.34 inches, Chico 80. Tehama
.93. Willows LIZ, Marysville so, Wheat
land LA. West Butte 81, Nicolaus "a,
Woodland LA, Napa City 200, Newcastle
1.13, Orangevale LIZ. Georgetown 30,
Jackson LOG, Suffer City .93. Lodi S5. Liv-
Prm0ra q snrinkle
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Toe SALE-A FINE HORSE, SIX YEARS
u Old, ana top buggy. Apply loo K st. myths
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THO LET-A LARGE HOUSE AND GOOD
l. stable; modern improvements; splendid 10
cation. Inquire at 1918 street myl7-sts
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no LET-A HOUSE WITH SIX ROOMS. IN
Il quire at s02 Twelfth street. my14-5t*
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ITO LET-SMALL TENEMENTS AND ALSO
Il unfinished rooms, cheap; suitable for
Apply to d. Gardner, at wood
yard Fourth and streets myI7-tf
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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS LAUNDREsS.
w None other need apply. Call at I2O- /,
street. MRS. II. WEINST0CK mic 81
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sTATE HOUSE HorEI

NOR. TENTH AND Z SITS, SACR aMENTO,
~ Board and room, 81. 81 25 and 81 so per
day. Meals, 20 cents. Special rates for fa-ni-
lies. Free bus to and from Hotel
WILSON Il KINNEY, Props apo-tfE 81
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T osT-A PAIR OF SPFCTACLBs. LOST ON
II Ninth street. Please leave at this office,
and be rewarded mvl7 9tS
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M ANTED-MEE FOX FARMS. VINEYARDS.
w diaries and all kinds of labor. Women
and girls for cooking and general homework.
Plenty of work for desirable help. Amply at
OFFICE. Fourth ST.. z and L.
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ITO LET = TwoSTORY HOUSE OF SIX
i rooms, nearly new; also barn Inquire at
2ll5 street. rnyiS-6ts
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VIo LET-oNE LARGE FRONT ROOM. FURN-
L ished. Apply at MS Twelfth street my I8-tf
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In window. for YOUR ,ptorm,tlon ans

COR sALE-HENRY NJ. sTANLEY's FORTH
L coming book, I'm Darkest Africa" pub
llshed by charles ScIibnt RS Sons Delivered in
July. Orders taken now, by W. H. MOORE,
City and County Agent, State House Hotel.
Adopted by County Board of Education. 30 not
subscribe Ior or accept any other book, as al
others are frauds. plylS I've
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CHANGED DATE.

DIVER MOONLIGHT EXCURSION FRON
~ JUNE 4th to JUNE 5th. few tickets left
for proper parties. Apply at laos street.
1t LADIES MUSEUM ASSOCIATION
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-11
Tribute orRespect.

At called meeting of Pleasant
lodge 10 So, a. F and A. NJ. held
u Masonic Temple, at Roanoke, Va ,
January Goth, 1890. the following reso
uTions were adopted by a standing
vote
Whereas, ii has pleased the Supreme
Lrchirect of the universe in his wis.,
.0n!. to remove from our midst with
nut warning. our late esteemed friend
,nd brother, Henry Gibson, thel efore
re it
Resolved, That We bow with sub
mission 70 His supreme command:
Nevertheless, our hearts are filled
with profound sorrow, and We regard
MS death Us an irreparable loss to our
fraternity and community. Our es-
ree;ned brother possessed the essen.
ial elements OF q true man, always
regulating his conduct according TO
he laws and tenets of our Masonic
institution. thereby exhibiting the
life OF an exemplary Mason.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
-p;.ead upon-the minutes Of the lodge,
trd a copy be sent to his widow and
f;,IDlly. and also to the Roanoke and
Richmond papers for publication.
VI. BUDwBLL,
r. L. WOOD,
LEIGH BUcKNER,
Committee.