Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-18

MEETING OF THE FORESTER Gun CLUB. =
A special meeting Of the Forester Gun Club
was held last night, to arrange all the pre-
liminaries for the coming tournament, which
commences On the State Fair grounds next
Tuesday at 10 o'clock A. NJ. sharp. The
Executive Committee reported that the
grounds were in excellent condition, and that
benches and shade had been provided for the
shooters and SPECTATORS. The Secretary re-
ported that the entries were fully as large
as anticipated, and that the State was
more generally represented than at the tour
nament last wear. The Committee on Birds
reported that they had provided an album
dance Of good strong birds for the match and
for pool shooting after the main match was
concluded. Letters from prominent sports
men were read, indorsing the action of the
club. The club is highly satisfied at the as
sured success Of the tournament, and will do
all in its power to carry ont the programme
in an entirely satisfactory manner. A pre-
iiminary shoot it is expected will take place
upon the ground at 10 A. N. tomorrow.
ADDRESS WAHTED.-Jaines Boyd, attor-
ney, at Portland, Jay county, Ind, writes
for information, as follows: please be go
kind as to send me the address of lady for
whom l have information of important
money interest to her, The party giving Inc
the Information about her has forgotten her
name and address, but gave me the following
| in regard to her place Of residence, etc: Lives
ia lone valley; residence on the road between
Sacramento and Marysville stone house
and marble watering trough; Spanish woman
and red-headed." Any person who knows a
red headed Spanish woman without name,
living in stone house, with marble water
! ing trough, in the lone valley, between Sac
ramento and Marysville. will confer a favor
ON the much. described sanguinary Spanish
peasant by sending full particulars to the
above inquirer.
RUN AWAY FROM HoME.-Two young girls
between IA and 16 years of age, named Mary
McMahon and Annie Donovan, alias Ids
Mankin, left their homes in this city som,
DAYS since and avoided detection by thei
parents. Yesterday their mothers swore on
warrants for their arrest upon charge o
vagrancy, and last night, about II o'clock
officer Ferral found them at lodging-hous
on /, street. They were taken TO the station
house. and will appear before the Police Cour
TODAY. The runaways claim they wer
driven from home by cruel treatment.
THE PAv1IIos.-The Pavilion of the Stat,
Agricultural Society has been handsomel
decorated for the Fair. It never locke
heater than now in any fair week" Tn
art gallery is much improved over that 0
last year, being finished in better style thai
last year. All the space has been taken i
the Pavilion, and the outlook is for q NOR
varied and crowded exhibit of goods tina
ever before.
REVENUE CoLLEoTIoNs.-Th following ar
) the collections made in the Fourth DistriC
of California, A. L. Frost Collector, durin
the month of August, 1880: Collections o
distilled spirits. etc, $3.50 90; collection
+. on tobacco, snuff, cigars. etc, 81, 2S4 rs
collections on fermented liquors, So, 5i4 81
collections on banks and bankers, etc
sl22 IL; legacy tax, S161 90; total, sl7
$40 15..