Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-03
Bnsfness Advertdsements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

REpREHKYsIBLE.-La Thursiay evening
Fritz Harness, lad Il years OF age and
nephew Of one Of the proprietors Of Harness
& PALM. chicory ranch, had been IN this
CITY until about II o'clock. At that hour he
and some young friends started for the
cbicory rauch. When opposite the ranch Of
Mr. Cummings, Just below the town OF
Washington, in Y olo county, they concluded
70 nick some cherries from the trees on that
ranch. as the moon was shining very brightly.
They were about TO put the thought into exc
cution. and had crossed the fence for that
purpose. when suddenly a man, supposed to
be the owner OF the premises, who had been
concealed, raised up and without giving any
warning of his intention fred at the boys.
and Young Harness received full charge Of
bird.shot in his right side, inficting an ugly
xound. His companions brought their
wounded courade back to this city for
medical aid. They arrived here about half
past II o'clock, and the wounds were dressed
BY physician. Young Harness is still in
very critical condition. Yesterday great iu-
dignation was expressed by those cognizsnt
of the shooting that any person could be so
careless OF human life as to dangerously
wound person for so trivial an offense as
the unlawful taking Of few cherries. No
arrests have yet been made.
TURF CLuB.-Lsst night the Capital Turf
Club held q business meeting at the Capital
Hotel. The following entries have been
made for the races to come off on June l4th.
18th aud 10th: Race l, Duke OF Norfolk,
Haddington and Atlanta race 2, Boots,
Atlanta and NighthAwk race 8, Clara W.,
Monday and FLY May B.; race ., Adeha,
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mont. Inca and Blackmore. In place OF race
which was for three year-olds-the Club
decided to change it to tive-eighths OF mile
dash for two-year olds entries to close st
once; also, in place Of the two-mile dash,
It was decided TO give one and a quarter
mile selling race, horses valued at 81, 600 to
carry entitled weight, one pound of for each
500 under above valuation. Race 9, had
dington and Boots race 10, Adelia, Pearl
sud General Reno. The Club decided to
change race II to special race for named
horses. A committee consisting OF Messrs.
Wilson, Frost and Allen were appointed to
name the same. Race Il, gentlemen's buggy
stake, McNssssr, Toomey and Young. The
entries being satisfactory the above races viii
be given.
TIE GATHERING or THE CLANS. The
Sacramento Caledonia Club viii celebrate the
sixth grand annual gathering and games at
East Park to-day. This will be gala day
for athletic sports, as forty national games OF
Scotland will be contested for. Two hundred
prices will be awarded-S310 in gold coin,
twenty gold and silver medals, and a host Of
valuable and useful prizes. Large delegations
are expected from San Francisco, Stockton,
Virginia City, Bodie and Colfax to compete.
The days sport viii conclude with grand
open-air ball in the evening. The park will
be well lighted, and no pains have been spared
20 provide for the comfort of sll who attend.
The prize waltz will take place at the close of
the ball-lsdiss prize, silk dress pattern
gsntlemen's prize. s. in coin. The club will
start for the grove at o'clock this morning
The games will commence at o'clock and
continue during the day. The Husssrs full
band will furnish music for the occasion.
FrER.-Yesterday afternoon. about half
past o'clock, an alarm was turned in from
signal box "a, at Twelfth and q streets.
The fire department responded promptly, and
found the cause Of the alarm to be at the
residence of Governor George G. Perkins, at
q and Eleventh streets. The fire was occa-
stoned by the accidental ignition OF box OF
matches, The fire was communicated to a
set of lace curtains at a window up stairs
above the front entrance. The curtains were
the carpet slightly injured, and
the house badly smoked on the outside above
the window, Messrs. German, Francis and
others who were in the vicinity, assisted In
subduing the flames before much damage had
been done, and when the fire department ar
rived services were not needed.
IYcoRPoRArIoNs.-The were fled in the
Il C.atas, c@I,oa x-autardnv ARTICLES
of incorporation of the Heeis Sugar Planta-
ton Company Principal place Of business,
San Francisco. Directors-Csrl Johns,
Tully P. Wise. II. Heypemsnn, Albert
Meyer, NJ. Neisser. Capital stock, 81, 000,-
of the Leave Valley Gravel Min.
ing Company. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. Directors-John Ryan 7. A.
Miller, Geo. NJ: Hayton, Ed. Ellis, E. Blum,
James Mcclure, Jasper Drake. Capital
stock, 800, 600. divided into 100000 shares.
HORSE DIED OF LocKJAw.-About two
weeks since the fine bay truck horse OF De-
Bernardo & Co. got nail in one Of his feet,
which caused slight limping for day,
and then seemed well again. Day before
yesterday morning, when the stsbleman went
to hitch him up, he was found to have the
lock Jaw, although nothing mad been discov-
cred as wrong until that. The horse was
valued at $500, and the best farriers en-
ployed, but the disease proved fatal yester-
day.
HOSPITAL REPoRT.-Dr. A. 3. Nixon. the
physician in charge of the Railroad Hospital
of this city. reports that there were present in
the hospital May l. 1882, Al patients that
AZ were admitted during the month ; total,
IS; discharged. AZ died, L total, As. Re-
manning in hospital June l, 1882, 40; hos
pital patients treated at office and at their
private residences. 1874; total, 2S2.
SKEDADDLED.-JohnD Duffy, the gold brick
swindler, who was released on straw bail
at San Francisco pending the hearing of his
case on habeas corpus, forgot to return at the
time it came up, and has continued IN his
liberated condition of mind ever since. he
outwitted the San Franciscans much easier
than he did the Sacramento officers.
NATURALIzED. - Yesterday the Superior
Court admitted Nicholas Cofield, native of
Denmark, to citizenship, on the testimony of
Thomas II. Berkey and George Cone and
Vim. Vogt, a native of Germany. on the
testimony of B. Steinman and +. Cheering.
HE L hOiOGhafh.-l ne portrait OF JUG
Hurtado, published by the RECORD UNION
Thursday, was engraved from an excellent
photograph taken by S. A. Wolfe, photog-
rapher, Sacramento.
FREE ExHIBITIoN.-We shall open out to-
day the finest display of cherries ever made
in this city. We promise the public that the
sight will pay them, and invite everybody to
give US call. Longton & May, Fifth and K"
TABLE LINENS" Barnsley"-in bleached
and unbleached. from 65 cents upwards, at
great sale of A. T. Stewart Il Co.'s goods, at
Hale Bros, Ninth and K streets.
FOUND DEAD.-The man frozen this morn
ing had on gauze undershirt Il a.ked India
gauze, from Blue House.
GENTIENEN.-If you want fine flannel
suit, go to the Red House.
NoT1CE-The white vests. from 50 cents