Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-21
PACIFIC COAST ADViCES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
The Races at Stockton.


STOCKTON, Sept. 20.-The Twenty-second
Annual Fair of the San Joaquin Valley
Agricultural Association was inaugurated
this morning. There was a good attend
ance. The entries of thoroughbred stock
is unparalleled, and the other departments
are accordingly.
A running race, best Q in 8, was won by
Sam. Stevenson in two straight heats.
Time, 1:45 and 1:45h u. Jack Douglass was
second, Bird Catcher third and Belle
fourth.
In the trotting race class Of 2:3O Van
derlynn, Frank, Morco, Big Lie and
Manon were entered. The race was won
by Vanderlynn in 2:22h, Manon second
and Morco third. The second heat was
won by Vanderlynn in 2:25, Manon second.
The third heat was won by Manon, Morco
second. Time, 2:28. The fourth heat and
race was won by Vanderlynn in 2:26h,
with Manon second.
Tit third race was a trot for yearlings.
Mt. Vernon and Shippe's chestnut tilly by
Nutwood started, the latter winning easily
in 300.
eat Of Patrick Carroll.
AUSTIN, Sept. 20.-Patrick Carroll an old
and highly respected citizen of Austin and
Lander County generally, was drowned
yesterday at Saltwater, Churchill County,
ITO miles from here. Carroll has been for
years a heavy stock raiser and extensive
rancher at Grass Valley, twenty-five miles
from Austin. He was on the way from
Southern California to this place with a
large band of sheep. Whilst watering
them in a slough be went beyond his depth
and was swept under. The slough was
much swollen from the recent rains and
snow. The telegram announcing his
death was a severe shock to his host of
friends, and casts a gloom over all. His
remains will be brought here for burial.
A Woman Horribly Crushed.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 20.-About $40
this evening Thomas Moon, the driver on
the Hayes Valley car, ran over. an I'M
known young woman on Market street,
opposite Eighth. The wheels passed over
the woman's body, crushing it horribly.
She was removed to the Receiving Hos
pital, but died before reaching there: She
was about twenty-five years of age. No
one thus far has been able to identify the
deceased. When first discovered the I'M
fortunate oma was lying on the track
under the wheels.
An Enthusiastic Welcome.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30 senator John
f. Miller will arrive in this city to-mor-
row from the East. Very extensive prep
a~rations are being made by the Republic
cans to accord him a hearty and enthu-
siastic welcome. There will be music,
fireworks, torchlight procession and Il pub
lie reception at the Grand Opera House
on Thursday evening.
Accidental Deaths.
MERGED, Sept. 20.-Willie Grigsby, q
brakeman, was run over this evening by a
freight train and mangled in a most hor-
rible manner. He lived only q very short
time after the accident.
VIM. Egieston, a Young man who acct
dentally shot himself in the neck a few
days ago with a shotgun, died to-day.
Neptuy u. =. Marshal Killed.
Ell PAso (Tex.), Sept. 20.-Deputy
United States Marshal Stoudemyer was
killed yesterday in a fight with the Man
ming Brothers The trouble had been
brewing some months. Stoudemyer
sought every opportunity to provoke the
quarrel.
ChOliar Assessment.
SAN Francisco. Sept. 20.-Chollar lev
les an assessment of 80 cents.