The record-union., 1899-09-12

ducing interests of California: there
fore, be it
Resolved, That Sacramento Coun-
ty Pomona Grange, No. =, a district
grange for the county of Sacramento,
this day assembled, take such action
as to awaken a renewed interest in
every subordinate grange in Sacra-
mento County, and throughout the
State, asking them to give this society
their moral and financial aid; and es-
pecally do we invite the hearty CO.
operation of the grangers of. this coun-
ty, and farmers and citizens in general,
to use every effort to make the COM
ing Fair one of the best in the history
Of the association.
Resolved, That as Tuesday, Sep
tember 18th, has been designated as
'Grangers' Day that we send special
invitation to every member of the order
in the State, asking them to visit the
State Fair, and especially to be with
us on this particular day of our an
nual jubilee: and further
Resolved, That Sacramento Coun-
ty Pomona Grange make such arrange
mcuts that will insure accommodations
and comfort of our visiting brothers
and sisters on this occasion, and that
the Master of this grange appoint COM
mittees to take charge of such arrange
mentS.'
J. D. Cornell Miss Ella Cornell and
Mrs J. A. Read are the committee on
invitation and all grange arrangements
will be under their control, aided by
all officers of the order. Speaking of
the preparations for success yesterday
j. A. Read said: I'VE have made ev
cry preparation looking to the comfort
and entertainment of our visiting
brothers and sisters. We have head
quarters at Grange Hall, at Tenth and
K streets, where members may leave
any packages with safety, and get any
accommodations desired for rooms and
board. Our officers will do all in their
power to welcome guests, and while
our program for the day is devoted al
most wholly to receiving our friends,
we have lively evening feature. The
nail driving and apple pairing contests
will be very amusing"
GOVERNORS DAY.
Thursday is Governors day, but Sac
ramentans are expected to make a big
showing. The citizens have not been
able to arrange all the. details of the
day, because the program cannot be
completed until General Shafter is con
suited. A fine parade, a reception and
some pleasant features, however, are
contemplated.
General Shafter and Rear Admiral
Kautz have accepted an invitation to
come on Governors day. Rear Admiral
Kempff could not accept.
Mill -
officers in the Pullman with these dis
unguished commanders. There will be
a second Pullman containing about the
same number of general and staff Off
GERS of the n. G.. c.
They will arrive at 11:30 a. M, and
will be escorted by Captain Kay's troop
of cavalry to the Capitol, where the
Governor will receive them
The whole party will then proceed to
Agricultural Park, where they will be
the guests of the directors of the fair.
and luncheon will be served there.
After the races the party will dine
together and go to the Pavilion, where
the Club of 80 will be in attendance
to receive them.
These officers will undoubtedly be in
uniform and will receive a hearty
greeting.
Among them are several who served
recently at Santiago and Manila.
A conference of the State officials was
held in the office of the Secretary of
State yesterday to consider the matter
of entertaining the Governor and guests
after the races and before their visit
to the Pavilion
After a general discussion it was de-
cided to appoint a committee of five
and an invitation was extended to the
Chamber of Commerce and the Citizens
State Fair Club to appoint committees
to act with this committe and State
officers.
joint meeting of the three com
mittees was held in Secretary of State
Curry's Office at O'Clock last night
when it was decided to provide a ban
Guet to Governor Gage, Rear Admiral
Kautz, Major General Shafter and
their staffs, the Directors of the State
Agricultural Society being also inyit-
ed guests.
1t was decided to have the BANQUET
in the Assembly Chamber. and it will
be served at o'clock on Governors
Day.
Invitations will be sent to 200 Cit
izens of the State to participate, which
with the guests will be all who can be
accommodated in the banquet room.
ACTORS SALARIES.
The Citizens State Fair Club has
taken decided stand in the matter of
the contract to pay the Banvards $50
week and the same amount to the
Willards. All day Sunday Archie
Levy, San Francisco booking agent,
tried to get the money due the Will
lards and Banvards, but Herman Fish
er said he would not pay the agency
anything more than a ) per cent. fee
Tor the booking. Speaking of the mat
ter yesterday Mr.. Willard said: "The
Citizens Club agreed to pay us $3.50.
and they left the contract with Levy.
he, however, produced a contract for
Sl0O signed by his name, for the Citi
zens Fair Club. Grove L. Johnson has
taken our side of the case free. and It
Is said the club will hold Levy to ac-
count for signing their names without
authority. We were by this act made
10 believe that we had been cut to
$780,
Herman Fisher said "These per
formers give us entire satisfaction. and
| intend to pay them the whole fee. We
may have to bring a suit asking Levy
to produce our original contract, so as
to save trouble. It is a cold ATTEMPT on
somebody's part to do up the PLAYERS.