Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-22
SACRAMENTO VS.. cHIco-Tm sARs-
FIELDS.

Guard of Sacramento was received yester-
day. 1t was the score of May LIST. and as
the Guard had the privilege of two trials,
and were to shoot Wednesday last also, and
send either score, the presumption is that it
chose that of May 1st as the best. 1t showed
that the per cent. by the % best shots was
G6.24, while the Sarsfelds, it will be remem-
hered, made 1915 The Chico score shows
but two Dos made, and ten men who made is
and over; while OF the Sarsfsld Guard four
teen made 20 and over, and twenty-seven
made IS and over. This is a most de-
csive victory for the Sacramento company
and it has reason to be proud of
it. The Sarsfel1s met last evening
and the prizes Tor the late match were dis
tributed in the onder won, as set forth in the
RECORD UNION OF Thursday. Each winner
chose from all theprizes as he was called up
Z. ID. Burlingame, gold medal and SO; j.
|sI. AIcNif, gold medal and two fine volumes
AZ. Holland gold medal and a silver berry
dish; NJ Sheehan, bouquet table; f. d.
|lfyan. lady's hat: j. Dase, chess.board and
men; I'll. w. Riyett, a revolver; Nj. j.
Flynn, s.; j. L. jackson, case of elaret J.
III. Hogan, box cigars A. j. Miller. box
cigars Martin Wilcox box of crackers w. |
f. Londes, box of cigars b. Nef, dozen
handkerchiefs; J. P. Dalton, a revolver; T.
Mccartney, picture; +. Ruhstaller, carving
set; j. ?. Msginis, gold sleeve buttons +.
Smith, box Of cigars; w w. Jackson,
pers; r. Shields, So; e. +. Knox, sleeve
buttons; j. ". Dolan, watch chain /;
}. Il. Devine, sleeve-buttons /; d. j.
Long, pair white shirts; n. Neary, ammuni-
ton box; o. L. Hughes, a sheep: J. A. !
Sheehan, an album; 4. Smith, pair of slip
pers u. Sheehan, case of coffee; J. P
Wiseman, pair French sandals John Reeves
silver spoon-holder; X. O'Rourke. silver
cake basket; +. Maxon, case of perfumery
John Miller, a parasol; P G. King, a hat
J. Jurgens, box cigars; F. Healy, brush and
comb; w. Naughton, a hat; George X. |
Wick, meerschaum pipe; j. Barry, 100
rounds Of ammunition; Nj. Halpin, gallon of
whisky J. I'll. McCaughn, box of confec-
tionery; +. Kunz, pair of shoes; T. O'Flah
erty, case of wine; NJ. Holland, silver berry
dish; FL. S. Brink, white vest; j. A. |
Davis, box cigars; L. w. Sheehan, cigar
case; G. j. Folger, ham; w. P. !
Stoner, case of claret; j. P. Dray, |
neck-tie; F. NJ. Shields, pair sleeve
buttons j. j. Campbell, case of claret B. |
0Neill, half dozen handkerchiefs Charles |
Waltham, pistol; Fred. Neary, case of
wine Z. Hamilton, a shirt; p j. Coffey, |
white vest; i. J. Sheehan, cash prize Mas |
ter Thomas Wiseman order for a fine cake /; |
r. Murray, 81; J. j. Mcguire, 81. The |
prizes We're donated by leading business
houses and prominent citizens. The prizes
for honorary members, and given by the COM
pany were awarded to j. w. Guthrie, sill |
yer card receiver: John Cochrane, pen rack |
and ink stand; the third prize, pair of opera |
glasses, is to be given either TO G. Laufkotter
or r. II. Wilmington, they being tied ON 20. |
ARTILLERY PRIZES. = The Sacramento
Light Artillery prizes, won at the company's
target practice on Tuesday near Folsom with
the new twelve-pound guns, have been distrib-
uted to the members as follows, and in the
following order: D. Cooper, gold medal and
fine inkstand; G.. Richardson, silver medal |
and six cut glass goblets Lieutenant Lucas, |
chrome James Anderson, cigar case Ser
geant c. w. Metcalf, hat; Sergeant Leslie |
Golf, copy of . Byron's Poems - B. HUM. |
sleeve buttons; Captain J. L. Atwood, |
sleeve buttons G. +. Hartmeyer, pair of /
shoes Sergeant Staneart, case of wine II. |
Connolly, white vest; Ex-Captain Robbins,
box of soap; Corporal H. e. Oshwaldt, ham
w. I'll. Mitchell, fine scarf ring Sergeant |
Kees, sleeve buttons Corporal Lucas, scarf
pin; Sergeant Conway, hat; F. J. Davis,
Smith & Wesson revolvers, 80 yards, four
shots each, possible "a, the following scores
were made: Captain j. L. Atwood, |
l, l, ., 5-12; Lieutenant E. Kueneman
l, l, 4, 0-6; Lieutenant Charles Fon-
teneau, 0, 0, 0, SIS; LieutenantJ +. Lucas,
l, 0, 0. OIL; Lieutenant w. j. Cooper, l, 8.
3, o.. Captain Atwood was awarded the
first prize box Of cigars. A pair of field
glasses with marine and opera adjustment,
4o NJ
Sheehan and staff. The company resolved to
hold the gift one year, and then put it up as
prize to be shot for.
AUCTIoNs.-Th following auctions are an.
nounced: Sherburn & Smith, to-day, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at sales-room, S23 K street,
large lot of fine and common household fur
niture and lot of groceries and agricultural
tools and implements. The same firm, Tues |
day next, at residence of Ed. NJ Martin, 221 |
0 street, full lot of household furniture and |
fittings, kitchen utensils, carpets, etc. .
Bell & Co., to-day 1870 A. M, at salesroom,
1016 Fourth street, family horse, gold watch, |
silver watches, lot of horses, pistols, sad
dies, wagons, harness, etc. ID. j. SIM
mons. Tuesday next, at II A. NJ, on the |
premises, south quarter of lot L, L and NJ,
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
PROBABLY SToLEN.-YesterdaY man was
observed by one of the police officers endeav-
oring to exchange a new pair of fine English
Congress CATERS for pair of cheap brogans
at store on Third street, between 1 and j, |
which aroused a suspicion that they had been |
stolen, and he consequently took the man
and CATERS to the station-house for investiga-
ton. The man Claims that the CATERS were
given to him in the upper part of town for !
doing some small chore. They are about |
number 81, of the finest make of kid and |
silk elastic, and have evidently been stolen |
from some person in this city.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
18th: For the RECORD UNION, car paper;
Billingsley & Co., 105 dozen brooms Gus.
Llvenson, l bundle paper; Wah Schring u |
Co., bundle paper Lindley & Co. TO boxes |
tobacco; Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 4 |
cases files, l box hardware, 8 bundles aud l |
key hinges, s bales cOrdage, 2 crates and l |
box of machinery; Adams, Mcneil & Co., |
10 boxes tobacco; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 10 bbls |
whisky; Baker & Hamilton, 2 bundles wagon |
irons Whittier, Fuller i Co., 2 boxes mold |
ings II. A. Weaver, bundle paper.
The CHAIN. GANG. The county Board of
Supervisors will meet next Monday morning
with the city Board of Trustees to complete |
arrangements in reference to employment of |
prisoners sentenced to serve in the County |
j all upon the public streets in chain-gang,
so that the new order of things will probably !
be in operation some time next week, and |
which it is confidently believed and generally |
expressed will have salutary influence |
toward checking petty crimes and offenses,
and to reduce the habitual DRINKS.
SUDDEN DEATH.-William Grinley, man
of about 40 years of age, residing on Eighth
street, between o and P, died very suddenly
night before last. He had been in poor
health for some time, and being taken sud
denly worse a physician was sent for, but
death took place before his arrival. Coroner
Vermilya took charge of the body, and an in
quest yesterday revealed the fact that death
was caused by inflammation of the sac of the
heart.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
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