Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
LAST DAY OF TIE TURF CLUB MEETING

tie in the early pools, Puzzle second, at $40
to 81.
Ii the first heat Puzzle and Star went off
neck and neck, but the former soon led and
kept the place to the close Star went second
Puzzle broke badly on the fourth quarter,
and in breaking invariably lost, often coming
almost to stand-still. The first mile was
made In 2:36, in the same order they started.
On the first eighth of the second mile Bessie
took second place, and at the quarter Puzzle
broke and lost on the way to the half. Bessie
won the lead by neck, but at the half Puz-
zle had regained it. They came home, Puzzle
first, Bessie second, Star third. Time, 5:194.
In the next heat Puzzle led, but broke near
the haif-nlile pole, and Bessie went first and
Star second. At the three-quarter pole Bessie
and Star were neck and neck, but Star made
the mile first in 2:44 On the second ap
proach to the half-mile post Puzzle went to
the front again, but at the three-quarter
broke and lost, and ran on the stretch, and
came in bad third Bessie first, Star second.
Time, 5:26a.
In the next heat Star broke on the first
turn, Puzzle kept the lead to the quarter,
when he broke and lost also Star took first
place and kept it to the end of the first mile,
in 2:435. On the first quarter of the next
mile the positions remained the same, and to
Csle NAH Lu6 WlOlc u IucIil Wtnb very cNchiy-
Puzzle broke at the old place near the half,
and fell off to q bad third place. Bessie led
to the head of the home-stretch, and then fell
back, breaking, allowing Star to take the
heat in 5:2SS
The last heat opened with Bessie leading,
q position she kept to the close. Puzzle was
so far third that the expectation was he would
be distanced, as also Star. Indeed had not
Bessie been held hard and long the flag must
have fallen before the noses of both her COM
petitorB. The first mile was made in DAB,
and the heat in 5:45.
STANDARDIZATION Park Course, Capital Turf
Club Meeting. Sacramento, June 5th. Trotting
2-inlle heats Purse, SfU0 First horse, $40; sec
ond, $40; third, $40.
J. Mcintosh names b. m. Bessie. .......2 /
D. McCarty names b. z. Puzzle. ..........1
W. II. Cade names Wallace's b. m. star. l
Time, 5:l03-5:26i- 5:2Si-5-45.
The next race was to be match trot for
$500 between the blk m. Gentle Annie and
the b. m. Cassie Mack, mile heats. The first
heat was won by Annie. but in the second
heat the race was declared off, because of
foul driving by McCarty, the driver of Mack.
At the meeting of the club last night 800
was awarded Gentle Annie as purse, and
also $50 coin of the stakes put up for Cassie
Mack
The protest of g. Valentine against the
sending of Captain Jinks to the barn before the
two-iniie and repeat race started, was re-
ceived and ordered on file.
On motion the club decided to divide all
moneys remaining over after expenses
equally between the Protestant and Catholic
Orphan Asylums Thanks were returned to
Treasurer E. L, Billings and Vice-President
j. w Wilson for the able manner in which
they had discharged their duties. The club
then adjourned to meet Tuesday evening,
June II, 1880.
FREE LIBRARY MEErING.-The Board of
Trustees, Sacramento Free Library, met at
their ofice in Library building, Thursday
evening, full Board present. The Librarians
salary was liked for the year following May
Ist at $50 per month The usual quantity
OF bills were allowed. A committee was APP
pointed. consisting Of MIR. Add, q. Binkson
and ". G. Fitch, with full power to act to
rent the basement of Library building, now
vacant. The Clerk reported the following as
the detailed expenditures of the Board for
the entire term they have been in Office,
April /, 1879, to june l, 1880: Inventory,
cataloguing and work on books necessary to
open the Library to the public, S651 rs ;
Postolfice box rent, So book repairing, S3l ;
gas and oil for lighting the rooms, $500 so {;
insurance. SIC p ice, 81 10; periodicals.
S2i9 % advertising. IS 50; repairs to Lii
brary building, Sl83 50; fuel, SS5 so; books,
SIG 20 printing, S74 90 ; salaries, 81, 800 30;
stationery. $40 80 furnishing Library rooms,
1886 81; interest on loan, Pacific Lille In
surance Company, S69S 10. Total, 81, $40 n.
As s.. 9SS Is extraordinary expenses the past
year, it viii leave S2,S61 u as the actual
running expenses including interest on
loan. May 10Th the Library fund had
81, Cos 6S in the City Treasury. Judge j.
III ,,,aearatai the | ..brary with n
rare book, an Illustrated History of Sacra-
mento City. 1885, FOR which the thanks Of
the Trustees were voted. The subject Of
having catalogue OF the books in the Lii
brary printed in pamphlet form was dis
cussed, and finally laid over until the monthly
meeting IN December next.
MFRcHANnIsE REPORT. - The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden June
Sd Far Billinssley 4 Co, 21O brooms, 4
crates ball bats; Huntington, Hopkins & Co..
So boxes axes, tub copper wire box hard
ware Continental Oh and Transportation
Company, ! tank oil /; Baker & Hamilton, l
car agricultural implements Casey & Cronin,
barrel liquor: Weinstock & Lubin, ! box
collars Whittier, Fuller & Co, ] case hard
ware. box moldings; NJ. G. Hawley & Co.,
. bales betting; H. c. Kirk & CO., l box
drugs: Wilcox Powers & Co.. cask wine
G. W. Chesley, l oask wine; Waterhouse &
Lester, ! cask skeins; r. Stone 4 Co, cases
harness Hall, Luhrs 4 Co, l cask liquor
Adams, Mcneil & Co., 10 barrels and 21s
kegs syrup; j. l. Felter & Co., boxes cigars
Iindlev & Co., 36 bales tobacco Gus. Law
enson. Z cases boots and shoes w. j. 0'Bren,
/ box shoes; ". 4. Chittenden, bundles
paper G. Aiken, box household goods,
roll carpet. ! sewing machine; D. B. Dewey.
/ box printed matter w. A. & G. s. Hough-
ton. bundle paper: Standard Oil Company,
/ car oil Studebaker Bros, l box buggy
tops. box carriage irons, l car wagon FIX
lures.
Woop STEALING AGAIS.-Ah Tim, another
unfortunate Chinaman, whose opium bust
ness he says the police have demoralized ant
made Improbable from their frequent raids
and by which reason he has been compelled
to economic so closely that some folks call i
stealing, was caught by officers Woods anC
May sabtracting two large baskets OF Woo
from d. Gardeners wood yard, corner Fourth
ard l streets, Saturday morning. just betor'
the early birds got up, and after lively
chase concluded to accompany them to til,
station house. The depredations upon fue
have become 80 lreauent and extensive tina
the police have taken the matter seriously il
hand. and intend at least to make some lively
examples OF them.
EN ROUTE TO STOCKTON. Deputy Sherif
LOOMS Of Virginia City, Nevada, passed
through the city yesterday with Helen Fickl,
Insane. en- route to Insane Asylum a
Stockton.
TIE following prices are the reason why w
are having the rush The following goods t
be opened to day, from auction and force,
sales: Ladies' cambria suits, three pieces
81 80 ladies' linen suits, 81 so; ladie,
trimmed suits, with embroidery lgood valu
at SCI, our price. 81 80; misses suits age l
to Is years, made of pure camels hair goods
trimmed with silk ana ribbons worth sl0l, 70
81. Also. ladies drap dete dolmans, hand
somely trimmed with bugles, lace and fringe
81 40 81, So and 81 I; ladies' silk dolman
and sacks and drap d'ete sacks, so cents t
81 worth S. to 500. If you wish to secur
genuine bargains there is but one house-:h
Red House.