Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-01
PASSENGER LISTS,

OMAHA, April 29th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento May Sd: J. c.
| Skidmore, New York Mrs. Haskell, Boston
Colonel c: II; Judd, Mrs Judd, Sandwich
Islands Z. E. Bailey and wife, Boston H.
Gaultier. New York; +. Z. Rand wife and
child, Boston Miss j. Z. Fletcher, Car
thage, Ill.
OMAHA, April 3osh.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento May 4th B. s.
Lyttle, Eureka. CAL; Mrs. Phelps and SOD,
Sarah E. McArdle, New York; T. s. Hud.
son, Mrs. Hudson, Seaton Carew, England ;
Mrs. T. Demipg, Lakeport, Cal; Mrs. NJ.
! I. Barling, Horatio j Bsrling, Maria T.
Barling, San Francisco Chas. G. Lord an !
family. New York; G. P. Clapp. Montreal ;
Victor Bendry and family. Los Angeles c.
Francisco; a. II. Chapman and child, Cali
fornia; L. Blapkeuhorn and wife, Mil
waukee Lieutenant J. S. Psrke, i. s. A,
and 19 recruits.
CARL1N, April 3Oth.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento May 1st A. s.
Bird, Massachusetts Carl Widerman, B. +.
Ehlers, Mrs. J. B. Castle, E. G.. Hitchcock,
Mrs. w. R. Castle, Honolulu Mrs. d.
Young, Miss K. Young. Mrs: L. L. Dunbar,
Mrs. D. V. Schimp, Mrs. J. j. Chandler,
Sam Polaski, Lewis MUIR, Mrs. a. Meyer,
I. I IdZltE, Sdu L EauClsCOJ dQI lSSuD6TG
and wife, Honolulu; William Anderson, j.
I. Andrew, James Sloggett, Foster Ruther-
ford, California Miss Smith, Julius Hanna,
William Reithinger, New York; c. T. Nc
Clure, Boston Ed. f. Morton, wife and two
children, Brooklyn, n. Y. 4; Mrs S. B. Irwin
and three children. Martins Ferry, Ohio :;
NJ Hulipgs. Howard Hulings, Oil City, Pa. :;
Theodore Michels, Mrs. Plettig, Portland !;
John McGse. Fannie Land, Idaho; Peter
H. Miller, John H. Miller, Dalton, Va. {;
Frank Martin. st. Louis A. L. Fuller, Ne
brasl,a; B. n. DeLeon, Charleston. S. c..
101 emigrant passengers, including 76 males,
to arrive at SanlFrapcisco May I'd.
NEwHALL, April $0th.-Passed here TO-
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow ::
Joseph T. Bonney, Philadelphia William
H Mintzer. Cotton c. ID. Holbrook, Oak
land Major J. c. Breckenridge, U. s. A;
William F. White, Santa Cruz; Samuel
Locke, San Bernardino; w. II. Lamb, Ala
media George S. Haskell and wife, Rock
ford, Ill; Mrs. Sturiza. San Francisco W.
NJ. Omzias, Mrs. Wampa, Oakland.
KANSAS CITY (Mo.). April 30th.-Passed
Topeka to-day, to srrive in San Francisco
children. Miss Ida Wiher, San Francisco !;
G.. H Wicks, George Wicks and two chill
dren, George W. Albright, Leavenworth.
The RAcEs.-Saturday's racing of the
Blood Horse Association at San Francisco
resulted in some fast time. There was a
fine attendance. The Connor stake was a
three. quarter dash for two-year. olds.
Eight started-Lucky B., Satanella, the
Wild Idle tilly, May B., Panama, Flou
Flou, Nubia and Gano. The latter won
in l:l5-only one second behind the
fastest time on record. The second
race was the Spirit Of the Times stake
for three-year -olds, between Duchess
of Nsrfolk and Precious, the former
going the II miles in 3:04, the fastest time
ever made in California. The third race
was selling purse, with Haddington, five
years, l22 pounds Belshaw. four years,
los pounds Bender. aged. l07 pounds,
and sister to Lottery. three years old.
Distance, II miles. Belshaw won in 2:l3.
For the members cup Ebony and Mollie
H. started for a mile dash, entered, and
the latter won in 493, both carrying l40
pounds. The next event was for the Con-
ISOLATION purse, 800. dash of a mile. Hattie
B. and Bender were the starters. Hattie
B. won handily in A.