Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-05
SCOTTISH GAMES AND REUNION.

represented by these visitors: San Francisco
Chief Kennedy, Hugh Fraser, Andrew
Forman and vile, Donald McLea, wife and
Daughter, james Mckay, Norman Bealin,
Arthur Mclean, William Mcclellan A. D.
Crawford, j. Ogelvie, Neil Carmichael,
Findley Ross, }. Miller, r. Graham. Miss
Mamie Finney, Angus Mcleod, son aud
daughter, K, Telfar, sol and daughter, Vim.
Mckinnop, son and daughter, ID. A. For
man, X. A. Mcclellan, Andrew Patterson,
Peter Ellis, j. Oliver. Stockton-D. a.
McDougal, First Chieftain J. Shaw, William
McDougal. Nellie Shaw, w. w. Mcdonald,
May Hampton, A. Copeland, Piper Mitchell,
James, Mek9y, W: D. Cooper, james
GuTard, Murdoch Mckenzie; Folsom-D:
wife. Auburn-Jam Borland, A. Waugh.
Colfax-John Ross.
The Chiefs tent was open TO all visitors
from abroad, and was well supplied with
luncheon, and the hospitality OF the Sacra-
mento Club was ,ttore than ever be-
fore made manifest. The management was
excellent, and was under these committees
Officers of the Club II. Cunningham,
Chief !; Donald McRae, First Chieftain d.
Mckay, Second Chieftain A. Munro, Third
Chieftain Peter Durno, Fourth Chieftain
Ut. OiunesS, ourKeon. 'n CaMes-I. Suu-
ningnsm, y. btci.ae, d. Mckay, A. Munro.
ception-T. Cunningham, d. McRse and
Sam Mcdonald. The pipers were John Ross,
A. Mcintosh, ROLAND Renwick, n. Beston
and d. Weir. Property Enthusiastically
Logan and J. McClarren. The music for
dancing was by the Hussars' full band. The
festivities Of the day began at 10 A. II. and
continued until just before midnight. At
night was grand ball, with the grounds
handsomely illuminated.
The Scottish games were commenced at 10
A. ~, and awards were made follows
Quoits-lst, r. Cunningham; ID, A. Patter-
son. Throwing the heavy hammer-lst, A.
COPELAND. II feet 81. r. ID. Cooper, G9. 10;
81, II. Miller, 6S 9. Standing jump-lst, ID.
A. Foreman, 9.02; ID. w. Cooper, SO.
Putting the heavy stone-1st, A. COPELAND,
2910I q. K A. Mcclellan, IS %; 30, K. d.
Cooper, 2Y.07. Grand Highland Reel-1st,
A. Patterson I'd, A. Crawford; Sd, Samuel
A. COPELAND. 9S.04 highest record ever made
here); ID, r. d. Cooper, 81; 81, r. Miller,
81. Putting light stone-1st, r. d. Cooper.
80 90; "a, A. COPELAND, SO 90; 81. K. A. Nc
Lellan, 81 Tossing the caber-lst, A. Cop
land, 3S.06; %, X. A. Mcclellan, 1906; 81,
Donald McRae, 81 10. Standing high leap
LIST, D. A. Forman, 4 %; q, Thos Cunning
ham, 4O6. Highland fing-1st, Peter
Dunro; I'd, A. Patterson 81, A. Crawford.
Highland fling and grand Highland reel, by
lads and lssses-Prizes to Masters w. W,
Finnsy, R. Telfar; David McKinGon, and
Misses Georgia Mcleod, Katie Mcclellan,
May Mcdonald, Mary Mcleod, Nellie
Shaw, Elaine Telfar, Katie McLaod, Mary
McLea, Mamie Finney. Then came the
contests free to all. Old mems race. over
45-fst, G.. w. Harlow 81, Peter Ellis
Phil. Forsyth, being last man, won the % big
doughuut" Old ladies' race, over 40-1st,
Mrs. Budd %, Mrs. Mcintosh. Young
ladies' race, over IA list, Emma Wilkie q,
+ NINA Hilbert. Married ladies' race--lst,
Mrs. Shaw; 81, Mrs. Boyd. Boys haudi-
cap rsce-1st, Fred. Lord; p, Frank Dug.
gan: Sd, VIM. Mcclure. Best dressed
boy in Highland costume-1st, VIM. Finney
ID, u. McKinnon 30, r. Telfar. Sword
dance by boys and girls-Prizss TO w. w.
Finney, X. Tslfar, Mamie Finney, May Nc
Donald, Elaine Telfar. Mile race for men
1st, Henry Jackson ID, William Hanlon I;
Sd, Howard Bidwell. Hop. step and jump
LIST, d. jackson, SO feet; 81, D. A. Forman,
SS feet inches. Best dressed lassie-1st,
Mamie Finney I'd, Mary McLsa; Sd, Katie
Mcleod. Half mile race for men-1st,
Three.legged race-lst, w. Hanlon and Ed.
ward Taylor %, Thos. Meagher and George
Hilbert. Running jump-1st, d. Jackson,
II feet inches; q, D. A. Forman. l6 feet
10 inches. The club games were then re
sumed: Jack O. Tar dsnce-1st, John Ross ;
! ID, d. A. Formau. Vsulting with pole-1st,
d. A Forman, 8 feet inches %, A. Cope.
land, 8 feet inches; Sd. Thomas Cunning.
| ham, 9feet. Reelo' Tulloch-lst, A. Patterson;
| ID, A Crawford; Cd, Samuel Mcdonald.
Hitch and kick-lst, ID. A. Fsrman, 500
|
| Sword dsnce-1st, T. Cunningham; 81, Peter
| Durno; 81, A. Patterson. Hurdle race LIST,
d. A. Forman ID, Il. d. Cooper. Best
player or bagpipes-1st, John Ross !; ID,
| VIM. Mitchell; 3d. Norman Bsston. Best
dressed man in costume-1st, Hugh Fraser
| took the champion gold medal having won
! it three times); 3D. d. A. McDougal; Sd, R
| Telfsr. Running high lesp-1st. Henry
Jackson, 504 feet %, Il. jackson, sos feet.
| Best representative of old Scotland in Co.'S
tume-1s., VIM. McDougal The represented
a Highland shepherd with crook, dog and
costume completed; ID, A. Patterson. Tug
of wsr-Sacramento against Stockton and
San Francisco, and Sacramento won. Waltz.
| ing prize-1st, Fred Gibson and Miss Haw-
ley. John Ross, of Colfax, being barred as
a champion, gave exhibition dances in sword
dance and Highland fling.
SCHOOL ELEcTIoN.-On the Sd instant an
election was held at the Riverside-road
school.houss to fill the office of School Trus.
tee for a term of three years, which resulted
| in the unanimous reelection Of Judge l.. NJ.
Lincoln. This is but a Just tribute to the
efficient services of Judge Lincoln in educa-
tional matters. The intelligent and prosper
Gus people Of Suffer District seem to favor
the retention of good men to public office
| the present incumbents. l.. nj. Lincoln, b.
III. Stack and L. Dole, having held the hon
orable position of public School Trustees for
several years.
LIVELY ELECTION. -On Saturday last in
the neighboring town of Washington there
was lively contest over the election of
School Trustee. Every voter in the district
went to the polls and deposited his ballot.
| There were three prominent candidates
| Messrs J. Hilton, j. Strader and L. CORN
| ley. Each was confident of success. They
were all doomed to disappointment, however,
for when the votes were counted it was ascer-
tanned that Z. Lepich, a gentleman who was
not candidate, had received majority OF
all the votes cast.
/ LAND LEAGUE MEETING.-The usual week
ly meeting of the Land League was held at
Grand Army Hall last evening, and was well
attended. After the usual business was
transacted the following programme of exer-
cises was rendered Piano solo, Miss Minnie
Gray songs, Mr. Robinson /; recitations,
Mr.. Wilson songs, Mr.. Hanley selections
on piano, Miss Mary Lyons. The chairman
then announced that Mr.. J. Mulroy would ad.
dress the meeting on next Sunday evening,
after which the meeting adjourned.
/ 80 int
the treasury last Saturday, for the week end
ing on that day, sums of money collected by
her officers, as follows: S. r. Caldwell,
Cemetery dues, SGT rs; r. D. SERVER,
water rates, Sl.6l7 so; n. A. Kidder,
harbor dues, S135; w. A. Henry, Police
Court fines, 81 50 George A. Putnam. city
taxes, 1922 II; George A. Putnam, city
licenses, slO5 60; Geo. A. Putnam, dog
licenses, "a so. Total, S2,715 80.
Police SLATE.-The following appeared
on the police slate at II o'clock last night
Mary Farr, drunk, by officers Eldred and
Carroll; Bony Sewell, drunk, by officer
jackson Ricardo Alviso, grand larceny, by
officers Dunlevy and Farrell; Tom Watson,
disturbing the peace, by officers jackson and
Lee; Henry Hass, by Nash, local; James
Myers, alias Virginia Jim. disturbing the
peace by fighting at the picnic, by officers
Ash. Green and Jackson.
GRAND PARLoR n. S. G. Wat IL
o'clock tomorrow morning the Grand Parlor
of the Native Sons Of the Golden West will
convene in this city and be in session
throughout the week. A grand banquet
will be given tomorrow evening at Henry
Fishers by Sacramento Parlor. No. 3, to the
visiting delegates of the Ordor. On Friday
evening there will be an entertainment ant
dance given at Turner Hail.
CHANGES IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
special meeting Of the Board of Ere Com