Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-28
The xaces lad Sam Jose.

The Races at San Jose.
SAN JOSE, September 27th-The races
opene0 with trottiug match for the 2:30
class Tor purse Of $500. The starters were
Sweetness and Nellie il. Nellie r. was the
favcr!te in The pools. Toe first two heats
were Won by Sweetness 10 pa and 2:24 the
next three by Nellie ia 2:223. 2:29 aud 234
In tie last heat Sweetness just saved her dis
taEc2. After this came tie ladies' tourna-
rnenS The entries were Amanda Rogers,
Lena Bczs, Lot;ie 3 u, Kate G:ILreath aud
Nellie Peaniman. For tic most grsc ful
rider tie first prize was awarded 70 Miss
Rogers, the second TO Misc PenCimap, the
third TO Miss Galbresth. For the most ,kili-
ful rider the FIRST priZa was awarded to Miss
Peu.aman. the second TO Miss Rogers, the
thiri to Miss Gaioreatb. The quarter mile
dash Was won by Mics Pennimap, Miss
Rogers second. o aing to the lateness of the
houF ths hurdle race was postponed.
p1-irg the foreI oJn +. NJ. Shepler, of Sac
raneEso, challenged Coy Kendall to shoot o
match OF FIVE birds. the oh alleage was &C.
ceptaG, aad Shapler won, hitting bird at
every shot. Coy Kendsll missed but once.
Fair OF she Lake County Agriculture.
society.
LOVER LAKE, September 27sh.-The thiri
aDnE i Fair Of the Lake County Agriculturai
Society oDsnel To day. and in very favor
able condition. Tee display of stock is much
large, nan taat Of auy previous year S e.
HolG-n, OF Naps, delivered the Grafton. The
fist race was ter q purse IF 500 Tor double
teams oUusd 10 the county, best tn 0 in three
JEJce Z. j. Hu isUn e,tsred Warwick and
mat-, l.. H Boggs Beut 3. and mate. J. H.
Moore Belle aud mate. Beat 3. and mate
woE tae hfst heeE in 3:l3b, and the second
hea aad the r.ce in 1854. Ladirs' riding with
saddles gas ths next feature. Miss Kiphart
and Misc Snow rode. The latter won the
premium. In the ladies' bareback riding
con--ss, Niles Snow aud Miss Hanson wee
the Contestants. the latter being succes ia.
The uext race was for 4 purse of $50 for
horses owned in the county, half mile and
re9est. Neil, owned by T. NJ Herpdon,
won Ehe h,ss heat in IS seconds, and the
second heat and race IN LEG.
Died ip n wagon.
DIXON, September q h.-The Tribune has
81 cial ircn Fail Il yer Mills, Shasta cJun-
iy, which says Ii. r. Amons, 81 old and re-
spects q resi- lent Of V4cavillr, SaisDo county,
oie6 q wagon Beay Fort Crook on Monday
the - iuet.
Fsuy Drops ESeaa.
COLUMBIA, September Il ia - Ferguson
Doyls aged l6 years, ton of Z 'wsyd Doyle,
dropped dead thus mvraiag waiie gathering
fruit II the orchard.
SuIcidc % e Printer.
STOCKTON, s. ptember q h.-As II 0'c,cck
las. i,hs printer in the IHdependCat { fiji &c
named George Hyde com nitsed suici3e by
taking laudanum. He was aged 81 years
and was a native OF Vermont. No csule car
be assigned for the rash Gse1, exeapt hrsa, cial
troubles and general desponoelcy. &c Bad
mao several attempts 70 commit sI;cida
dCEi she pist ak yssc5.
Two lfore Pioneers Gone.
SN RTsvIILE, September 9th j 1dqe L
Q. Dlagberty, i prominent ci,izsu aDd q
pionrsT, died t. ~. aged 50 years.
REDDINC September 27sh.-.J. r Gilb.rt,
one the oidast pioneers of Sh1ata colntv,
diea ere this mo ming. Mr. Gilbert was n
y5E' o! age. nd Leaves wife and two sGr i
To l. gTn his loss. He settled ia Shasta IN
lh4a md was engaged IL the mercantile bust
ness "a many -ears
Fair at aenia Barbara.
SATTA BARBARA Sap-embar 27sh.-The
second aaausl exhibition of the Santa Barbara
County AsriculCural and II rli;uttural So.
cist7 opens this ove4idZ. Hon. Warren
Cha=s delivers the opeuiog adde's. The fair
prom ises to he u grand SUCCESS. Exhibits are
cou.i=S in finely from all portions of the
couatv. The display Is much larger than
last year.
Salmon Cau.ff4 in Feather River-The
Ftrse iH ssaFy Wears.
EVANSVILLE, September 27th.-A twenty
nne-pyInd salmon was caught yesterday in
Feather river ss the mouth Of the Yuba-the
frat salmon caught in he Feather for many
years. Ite incident IS noteworthy, as indi-
cat a gTeaa improvement il the qgslity of
the v4tef caused by the stOppaga nf LY-
draHic mining on The Feather. La attcnpt-
ing f. ascend tie Yubt the fish Houudarsd in
2 b.: Il Slicksns, AMI q m5u 8ad5i Cus scd
c4u-rt it in his hands.
Los Angeles Democrats.
LIS ANGELES. September 81 On The Dem
cora 3 County Convention met to-day r.
t. DI Ysne was nominated for State SEN
at0r. ard 4 b. binff4ts and H. w. Head for
the z ssmbly. a full county ticset, with s
NJ, Nhite for District Attorney aud w. Il.
Rowland for Sheriff, WAS taen nominated.
The Campaign.
NtvADA, September 27.h.-The first Re-
pubic n lnsss meeting of The campaign was
held at the tAeater this eyeaing. and VS. sd.
dressed by Hon Fcank Paga. nominee f3g
CoBCr-ss from tire Second Dist5iat, and Hon.
a. !. Van Dazsr, both OF whom were list.
ene3 Ia with wTapt attention by the large
asseUhlsge. Presiding tie speaking torch.
Light procession passed through the ipal
strees@ by way of compliment to Mr.. Page.
Tae meetiUg awakened considerable enihu
siasm among the Republicans.
Grass VALLEY. September q 1.-The
Demo rate were addressed here 80 night by
Z. c. Marshall aud j IL Bp1d.
SAN BUENAvEETURA. September 27th A
msetigg Of Il p1b'irsns was he'd here TO
nigh. which was :.2i 'ess-i by ex q werner
Woods and ColoAel G; So.
PETALUMA, S=p;aIn'sr 27sa Hor. Henry
Edg -r5ou atissssad ca inmsnse 81 'iarcs
here toni. h auG was ,!lows,i hy J O
Barrett, cA.,3i ate 1t the As emily.