Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-29
The Races at san Hose.

SAN JOSE, September 2S5h.-The attend
ance at the pavilion was better than yester.
day, but at the Playground marked diminu.
ton was noticeable. The first race was run
ming for three-year old, mile dash, between
,Iudson's Patrol and Van Buren's Forest
King. The former was the favorite at S25 to
SIG. Each horse carried ten pounds extra
weight. The race was a very pretty one, and
wss won by Forest King by a length. Tire,
POP. The next was a special trottinR race
for purse Of $500. between Ashley and
Frsuk Mosoo. The lattar was the favorite,
selling at $50 to sd for Ashley. The first
two heats were won by Ashley. Time, 2:S54
and 2:333. Mosco then ch,n9ed drivers, and
pools sold at the close at $40 for Mosco to
Sl7 fer Ashley. Toe third and fourth he alta
were won by Mosco. Time, 1884 and 2:3O4
The fifth heat caused great excitement, Asst
ley keeping ahead till the homestretch. when
Mosco came alongside. Within 40 feet of
the string Mosco broke, and gaining length
ahead came in first. Time, 2:34i The
judges awarded the trst money to Mosco over
the protest OF Ashiey's driver, and amid tie
excitement of the crown the general opinion
seemed to be that Mosco lost the heat BY
breaking The protest will be considered by
the Directors of the Society this evening.
After this came pacing rscs between Co
vette. Washington and Johnny Weigle. No
pools were sold, the belief being general that
Covette would have walk over, and SO it
proved. The first three heats were won by
Covette. Time-2:24, 2:264, 2:34a. The hur.
die race postponed from yesterday was won
by j. w. Gsnnoz.
The Fair In Lake County.
LOWER LAKE, September 28th.-The at.
tendance at the fair to-day was o great deal
better than yesterday. The first race to-day
was trottipg contest for year. olds for
purse of 1925. one mile and repeat. The en-
tries were Melbourne, Bent b Milton Il.
aud Warwick Milton r. was the first choice
in the pools, and won the first heat in S:14
Warwick second, Melbourne third, Bent b.
distanced. The second heat was won by
Warwick in S:25, Melbourne second, Milton
R. third. The third heat and the race wss
won by Warwick in 800, Milton r. second,
Melbourne third. The second race was trot-
ting 4year-olds or under, mile heats, three
in i've, for purse of Sl25 The entries were
Louis P, Secretary, Baron and Warwick.
The first heat was won by Louis P. il sos,
Secretary second, Baron aud Warwick dis
tsncsd. The second heat aud the race was
won by Louisa 2. il 3:02 Secretary dis
tanced.
Boy Accidentally EGIied-FIre in Chiaa-
town.
GRASS VALLEY, September 18th Ira
Wilder, a tsn.year-old boy, was accidentally
hA4lS4 az OSOEu ILLS @ittsHpCF, uECEE Inc
following circumstances The boy accom-
panied his father, Simon Il Wilder, with a
team after sawdust. Wilder hat shotgun
with him on the seat. While they were eat
ing their lunch the gur was accidentally
thrown from tie seat, striking the wagon in
its fall, discharging it. the contents taking
effect in the boy 8 side, killing him instantly.
This morning, between and ) o'clock,
fire broke out in CHI atown, burning tour
buildings. The loss is about $500.
The Campaign.
GRASS VALLEY, September 2Ssh.-A Re.
publican meeting, addressed by local speak
ers, was held at Rough and Ready this even
ing.
REDWOOD CITY, September 2S.h.-The
Democrats formally opened the campaign this
evening by the firing Of anvils and other de.
monstrations of enthusiasm. Charles A.
Sumner addressed al audiance at Germspia
Hall.
AUBURN, September 2S.h-Jas II. Budd.
the Democratic nominee for Congress in the
Second District, addressed the people here
IN Music Hall this evening. The audience
was not quite as large as the one which list
ened to Page aud Van Duzer.
Los ANGELES September 2S.h.-There
was Democratic meeting in front OF the
D0wney block tot light. which was addressed
" -, any "SHh %. LnCs, u. y. IObln
and local speakers.
Miacr Found Dead.
BAKERSFIELD, September 2Ssh.-Two men,
returning to kernvilie from the Calico min.
ing district on Tuesday, found the dead body
of James w. Sharon, a miner, who is sup
posed TO have persisted for want Of water.
On his person was found 81 80, pistol and
some letters. Deceased came to this county
from Nevada several months ago. He had
been prospecting at Calico and it is suppose1
was returning to Ksrnville.
The Tu,are County Anti-NonGpoIisrs.
HANF5RD, September 2Sth.-An important
meeting wac held here this afternoon by the
Tulare County Anti Monopoly League. They
fixed on Thursday, October 5sh, at 10 A. NJ,
to hold a meeting for the ind0rs. meat or
nomination of candidates.