Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-18
CALIFORNIA.
Board of Election Commissioners Urgent
Gall for Contributions.

ROard of Election Commissioners Urgent
Call for Contributions.
SAN Francisco, September 17th-At a
meeting of the Board of Election Commits
sioners to-day, resolution to incorporate in
the tally lists to be prepared for the Presi-
dental election the names of candidates for
municipal offices, was voted down, and res
olution not to so incorporate was adopted:
The following circular has been mailed to
Federal officials throughout the United
States and also to several of the municipal
Republican departments of this city
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN NATL. COMMITTEE,
No. 2t1 FIFTH AVENUE,
New YORK, August Is, 1880
DEAR SIR circular was issued under date OF
April 49, 1880, by the Republican Congressional
Committee, requesting that contributions IN aid OF
the campaign be at once forwarded to the Treasurer
of that Committee. Some of the officials addressed
have, through misunderstanding, failed to
respond to this circular. The National
Committee and Congressional Committee
in iolnt session in New York city
on the 9th instant have directed that circular be
prepared requesting, on behalf OF both committees
that immediate payment be made to George f.
Dawson, Treasurer Of the Congressional COMMITTEE
at No. 1877 street, Washington, D. G. The occa-
zion is urgent, and prompt response is desired
MARSHALL JEWELL,
Chairman National Committee.
S. W. DORSEY, Secretary.
J. A. HUBBELL,
Chairman Congressional Committee.
EDwD. MCPHERSON, Secretary.
Democratic Nominations for the Assem-.
bly,.
SAN Francisco, September 17th.-The
Eleventh District Democrats this evening
nominated Edward Heating and Joseph w.
Jordan for the Assembly.
The Golden Gate Fair EquestricnnC
Tournament Trofting Race.
OAKLAND, September 17th.-The weather
being cold and disagreeable this morning,
there was not q large attendance when the
parade of stock took place at the Park. The
ring Judging of roadsters took place at II
o'clock, followed by the Judging of carriage
and saddIe-horses. As the hour of ap
preached perfect stream of visitors begar
TO pour into the Park. Shortly after the
hour mentioned, the equestrisnne exhibition
began, with ten entries, as follows: Miss lds
Watson of Oakland, Miss Mamie Woods o
Oakland, Mrs. w. S. Reed of Oakland, Mis-
Lizzie Herring of Oakland, Mrs. Ella Ses
sions of Oakland, Miss Isabel Walker o
Petaluma, Miss Mary Molller of Contrs
Costa, Miss Penniman of San Jose, Mis-
Chisholm of West Berkeley, Miss Gross o.
Woodland. The riding was excellent Thi;
evening the prizes were awarded by President
Pardee at the Pavilion. Among those who
received the first prizes were Miss Watson o
this city, Miss Penniman of San Jose anc
Miss Cross of Woodland. A trotting ract
followed the ladies' tournament Maud l.
won the race without much exertion. Th
Pavilion is crowded this evening, and the ex
hibits are being thoroughly examined. Th
fair comes to a close tomorrow. During tn
forenoon the final grand parade will tax
place, and during the afternoon the three mos
important races of the week will take place
The Fair at Piacervillc-Closing Hours
PLAcERvILLE, September 17th.-The clos
ing hours of the fair, together with the il
terest in the awards of premiums, brough
out to-day the greatest crowd of the week
Both halls are densely filled, and the CON
petitors for prizes for the best calico dresses
decked out in their special exhibits. are tn
observed of all observers. The annouu CT
ment of the awards, for lady over Is to Mr.
S. A. Evans, and for under that age to Nils
Annie Collins, was received with mantle;
satisfaction.
The unfinished trotting race of yesterday
between Oak Leaf, Dot and Siskiyou Cir
was won by the latter to-day in two straigt
heats. Time, 2:49-2:H. The closing ruI
ming race half mile and repeat, betwee
Billy Rondo and John, was taken by ROndC
The base ball match between the Clippers c
Placerville and Monitors of Single Spring
was won by the Monitors, by score of s
to "a.