Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-23
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.
THE couRs1NG MATCH.


THE CoURsING MATCH.
& large ard enthusiastic meeting of the
Sacramento Valley Coursing Club was held
in the hook and ladder hall on Fourth street
last evening. The object of the meeting was
TO complete the arrangements for the coursing
match to be held as Whitcomb's ranch on
Sunday next. The place Of meeting is about
twelve miles from the city, and the roads ere
in excellent travelling condition.
The following entries were made: IL. +.
Ellis brindle b. Fly, VIM. Shaw's white b.
Whitley; VIM. Shaw's white d. Peter; T.
Duuworth's white q. Smuggler W. S. Leaks
blue and white d. Blue Jacket; w. S. Leaks
white and brirdle b. Dacota; W. S. Leaks
black and white b. Lady Franklin /;
Blake r. Woods white fawn d. Lucky Bald
win; A. S. Woods black d. Raven a. S.
Woods black and white b. Kittie Woods; a.
L. Nichols faWn white d. Romeo L. Waite's
red d. Irish Boy j. II. Groih's fawn b. Sac
ramento Belle; jobs Gibbons white b. Hon
eynoon joseph Powers brindle b. Juno !;
Joseph Powers brindls ard white b. Nellie !;
M. A Towards blue b. Annie Howard I;
Peter Rooney's black Z. Limerick; J. Mar
tins unknown color d. Lucky Baldwin; W.
Meharry's bri8dle d. Odd Fellow; Alexander
HalPs white d. SNOWFALL; Chas Zesler's
blue b. Salie; John Welsh's black and white
d. Garryoweu; NJ Hanrahss's fawn d. Brad
ley; Lime Mans fawn d. Montreal.
The following is the result of the drawing
Bradley and Montreal, Blue Jacket and Sac
ramento Belle, Martins Lucky b sldwin and
Raven, Smuggler and SNOWFALL, Romeo and
Odd Fellow. June and Irish Boy, Garryowsn
and Limerick, Lady Franklin and Honey
moon. Annie Howard and Nellie, Whitley
and Kittie Woods Fly and Dakota, Sallie
and Peter, Lucky Baldwin bye.
Joseph Powers, Of BRIGHTON. was elected
judge; Ii. 5. Beals and Il. E. Greer, stew
ards Henry llarkin, slipper. The prizes TO
be awarded are: First $50; second, $40 !;
third, $50; fourth, $40 The dogs are to be
put in the clip promptly at o'clock. It was
unanimously voted that carriage be fur.
nished the RECORD UNION reporter and the
slipper. Indie stions are that this will be one
of the finest meets ever held by this club.
THE SUNDAY Law y esterday morning at
an early hour there were upwards of leo
liquors sellers ia attendance in the Police
Court. Judge T. B. Mcfarland appeared as
counsel for the Licensed Dealers Protective
Association. A long list of the names of
those arrested was read The counsel entered
plea of not guilty aud furnished bond in
each case. Judge Mcfarland said that he
would waive the reading of the various COM
plants, provided that none of the cases wculd
be set for trial this week. He stated that he
was attorney in some criminal actions before
the Superior Court this week, which would
demand his attention. He would ask that
the cases be continued until the latter
part Of next week. City Attorney Ander-
son also stated that he was assisting
in prosecuting tho Hurtado and other
Court this week, and would move that these
cases be continued until 10 o'clock on We'd
nesdey. March 29sh. After considerable
talk as to which case should be set first, the
following was agreed upon Wednesday 8
calerdar-Jake Nagele, Blessing and Guth
RE, Herbert, Cantwsll. J. II. Corbin and w.
Hector. Thursdays calendar-J. J. Muir
ply, Joseph Goddard, William Winkleman.
Frank Smith and John Dideou. Ali demand
Jury trials. Subpenss, at the request of the
City Attorney, were ordered to issue for eff
Gers Fcazee, Stewart, Ash, DDmingos Camp
bell and Arlington, with their witnesses re-
turnable on Wednesday, the 10Th instant.
On motion of the City Attorney, an order
was made for . special venire of 100 jnrymen,
returnable on the 29sh. The Executive Com
mittee held meeting at the office of their
BOARD OF SUrERvIsoRs.-Boa met at 1O
A. NJ. yesterday. all the members present.
Minutes read and approved. The petition Of
residents and taxpayers OF the town of Gait
to establish FIRE department, was presented
to the Board, read and ordered on file. Upon
motion, the prayer of the petitioners was
granted in accordance with the provisions OF
a
entitled an Act to establish such department
in unincorporated towns. The following
named gentlemen were appointed Fire Com:
missioners: Don Ray, c.. G. Fugett and
John Brewster. A communication from res
idents of Gait asking the Board to make a
further appropriation for the purpose Of con-
structing q Jail at Gait was read. Mr..
Beckley moved that the Board appropriate
the amount A vote was taken, which re.
suited as follows Ayes-Dreman and Beck
ley. Noes-Wilson, Blair, Butler Bailey and
Christy Mr. Kerick, one of the non-contestine
land. owners in the matter Of the road in Dis
tricts Nos and 4, came before the Board
and asked to be heard in the matter Of the
petition of Inssl ct al. MIR. Kerick was
sworn, and gave his testimony in the case
The report of viewers of the road petitioned
for by Albert Lester, in District No. 6, was
read and ordered on file, and the matter sci
for hearing on the h day of April, at 1C
o'clock A. NJ. After allowing the following
claims the Board adj burned to 10 o'clock this
morning james Louhey, 1881 46; w. L.
Gerber, Sl6S; SperrY Dye, Sll3 so; for the
relief of the family of James Leonard, $40
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento and
should have arrived here on the 20sh
STANDARD Oh Co., l car oil Gattmann
& Wilson, l case dry goods; L. Elkus & Co.,
! bale dry goods Baker & Hamilton, car
nails II. &. Kirk & CO.. 6 bags corks
Huntington, Hopkins Co, $40 kegs horse
shoes. box saws cases brushes. cases
files, box brass tube fittings, boxes cast
shells, boxes paper caps, so kegs and l box
nails, drum iron pips fittings Lindley 4
Co, Is boxes and pals tob1cco; John +.
Cooper, l boxed piano Elmer Bros, 10 bar
rels whisky: Hall. Luhrs & Co., 10 boxes
tobacco: Weinstock & Lubin, l case dry
goods, 8 barrels glass gob!ets, l case glass
ware; Billiugsley Il Co.. ! box wood pipes,
. bales brushes Booth + Co., 3 cases play
cards 4. A. Meister bundles wagon springs
q r. R. Co, l case hardware, l x
aaals A. J. Reimars & Co., barrel whisky;
Locke & Lavenson, l roll carpet, boxes
household goods, bales mattresses.
METROPOLITAN THRATER -Leavitts Gil.
Qantean MlnStIeIs appear AZ sno nhotIOPouLan
Theater this evening. The company is an.
pouuced as double one, and as the best that
has ever been put upon the road Leavitt'+
variety company here few weeks ago proved
the ability Of the management, and that it
icons very strictly t. the letter Of its promise.
In this case the public is assured that there
are So persons IN the company that there are
% comedians in the troupe; that there are to
he given no WORKOUT jokes, no old acts, no toe
familiar songs, but that everything Is to be
new. and move upon higher and better
nlane Of minstrelsy than has been known here
Panular prices are announced. The proba
bility is that the company viii do very fine
business here.
"UxcLE TONS Cabs" = Mark Thai
agent of the Haverly Theatrical Company
was in The city yesterday for that manage
ment to fix dates for the appearance here o.
Law Rails revival Of the famous moral ant
,,;ctnresoue drama, Uncle Toms Cabin
a secured the Metropolitan Theater Tor th'
srtiye week, commencing March 9TH The
.ro,,ne i announced az one OF great superl'
r-lo .,,,, anv will produce the piece