Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-25

Ell DORADO DISTRICT FAIR.-The pre-
MUM list of the tenth annual fair of the FL
Dorado District Agricultural Association,
which is to be held from the 18th to the 18th
Of September, at Placerville, has been re-
ceiyed, and exhibits thorough, business-like
preparation and arrangement In all OF its de-
partments. The district comprises the coun-
ties of FL Dorado, Amador, Placer, Nevada,
Mono and Alpine. George u. blanchard, OF
PIacerville, is President, and c. II. Weather
wax Secretary. The Association promises to
provide ample accommodations for every
nature of exhibit, and invite all having meri-
torious works of art, manufactures, inven-
tons and unique specimens OF any
kind. The premiums offered are ample
in all departments, and an attract
tive speed programme has been adopted as
follows: First Day-(D Running race, dash
of fve-eighths of mile, free for all two year
olds owned in the district prior to July 10,
1880 " Running race half-mjle and repeat.
Second Day-(3) Running race, one mile
dash. az Trotting race, free for horses that
never beat three minutes, mile heats, best
three in five. Third Day-(5) Running race,
half-mile and repeat, for two-year-olds.
(6) Trotting race, mile heats, best three in
i've. Fourth Day-(7) Running race, half
mile heats, best three IN tive. The Far Is to
close with a grand ball on the night OF the
18th.
REPUBLICAN LEGION MEETISG.-The Re-
publican Legion held their regular weekly
meeting last evening at Central Hall. Com
rsittee on Uniforms made a partial report,
and asked that they be granted further time
to complete their arrangements, which was,
on motion, granted. A committee from the
Sailor Boys reported that club fully organ
lied that they had consolidated companies
c. and d, and were now in one company.
They were. upon motion, granted the use OF
the hall. Their meeting night will be here
| after determined. Grove /. johnson ad,
dressed the Legion, giving his experience and
suggestions as to the methods by which the
Legion can perform the most efficient work.
| r. t. Devlin also addressed the Legion. The
meeting then adjourned to meet next Tues
day evening.
| STEALING BEER.-Among the freight from
this city placed upon the wharf last Sunday
for shipment to Marysville by the steamer
! D. f. Knight were FIVE ten-gailon kegs o
beer. from brewer. When the cargo CANT
| TO be transferred from the wharf to the boa
it was found that two of the kegs were miss
ing. A thorough search was instituted ant
finally one of them was found wedged in un
der the wharf as far back as it could b
crowded. The other has not been found an'
is thought to have been taken away In SOM
small boat which was about the wharf at tn
time. At least it seems to have stuck to tn
thieves or the thieves to it until it reached
convenient distance away to be classified
present USE"
POLICE ARRESTS police have arreste
+. De Hondt upon two charges-one OF vic
lating the sidewalk ordinance, and anothe
the weed ordinance-byofficer ferral; Rober
Schermer and William Limback, for disturb
ing the peace, by officer Fredericks.
Talk ABOUT Low PRICES, you get ther
at II. H. Paulk's Cash Grocery, No. S14
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