Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-21
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Hussar bard furnished music for dancing.
The prizes were awarded as follows: Baby
show (below one yearl-First prize, Mrs.
Ruhstaller's baby second prize, Mrs. Fritz
Eddie. Baby show (above one year)-Mrs.
Corners baby second prize, Mrs. Menken's
baby. Races (girls below Is years Of age)-
First prize, Miss Katie Gray second prize,
r, Newman. Young ladies-First prize,
Mary Hoyue second prize, Dolly McClin-
took. Married ladies' First prizs, Mrs.
Schumacher second prize, Mrs. Wickwire,
Boys under Is yearsl-First prize. j. Moore
second prize, T. Haley. Boys tbelow II
years)-Firss prize, Enos CARRIER; second
prize, Frank Zurey. Young men-First
prize, Ed. Karangh; second prize, George
Sheehan. Fat men-First prize, NJ. Wick
wire; second prize, j. C. Srsggs. Ladies'
egg race-First prize, Mrs. Wilder second
prize. Gussie Lsmet.
LAND PATENTs.-Land patents have been
received in this city by Register Ed. +. Taylor
for the following persons: Byron
AIger, G. W. Bearse, Anthony Bondie,
Louisa Breuner, Robert Il. Bsckrath, Alonzo
Church, William H. Coffin, Isaac J. Conner,
Edward Court, John a. Carlock, William
Carpenter. John J. Clark, Domsnioo Comeco,
1ltLo ny - 4Js+sAff O6OESe II. GuGrIS3, y aIIeS
W. Edwards, Perry G.. Fisk Robert S.
Fike, Eliza A. Green, Patrick G6rtlin, Louis
J. Gardner, David B. Henderson, jerome A.
Hall, Oliver 2. Hart, James Howell, Garrett
Layton, John r. Loughery, Lucy Melchum,
Samuel G. Morse, Amos NJ. Morrill,, Samuel
Mcdaniel, IS. Mosie5 Msrshsll McElwAin,
Henry L. Owen, J. W. d. Phillips. ARENAS
Pratt, Wilbur Reed, Alexander +. Rice,
john Robinson, Joseph Sneider. Jacob
SchamberCer, George L. Short, Lima Star
back, Wiiliam Shell, Mary Ellen YansandF,
Luxe Wood, Anthony Wells, Elizabeth n.
r. Webster. James Fl. Willis.
BAsEBALL.-The Redington Baseball Club,
of San Francisco, came up few weeks ago,
and were defeated by the Unions This IL
spired the Hsverlyp, the champions Of the
coast, to try what virtue there was in the
Unions. Sacramsnto's champion club was
considerably elated over defeating the Red.
ingtons, and it was with considerable conf
dence yesterday that they began ths game
with the COSTS champion club The match
ct Agricultural Park was witnessed by
large number Of people. From the first it
was seen that Sacramento had msra than her
hands full, but the game was played 20 the
end and resulted in a sc0re 81 IL for the San
Francisco club TO for the Unions. The
winning club Teceiyed two-thirds OF the gate
moCey.
TARGET Practice Company C, Ssrsfeld
Guard, held its regular aemi-annual target
practice at East Park yesterday. Following
are the scores that were made: Sergeant
PlsnE q. Lieutenant Rivsst 20, Lieutenant
Sheeba0 20, private Hughes 10, Sergeant
OR3urSe Is, Corporal Mccarthy IS, Cor
po-al Ed. Sheehan IS, Sergeant McNif Is,
Sergeant Flsherty 16, privats Kunz 10, pri-
vste Brennan -, Captain Dalton -, private
Ash -, private O'Flsherty ii, private Kline
13 Sergeant Davis II, private Shield IL, pr.
vate Scullion H. privste Tormey 9, Sergeant
Dsse S, Corporal Hsffernsn 8, privata Oliver
4, private Graf u. The medals will be dis
tribute1 this evening.
OPEN-AIR CoxoERTs.-For the past two
summer seasons open.air concerts haya been
held in this city at intervals during the four
months succeeding May 1st Of each year.
These have been a source of much pleasure
and enjoyment TO the citizens of Sacramento.
aud have been s credit to tie city. The First
Artillery and the Hussar bands have each
furnished their services at much less COM
pensation than for other work. During the
past two Teeks there has been some talk Of
rsyiyiug the concerts, but everybody appears
to think thst somebody else ought TO take
the active part N the matter. VIII not some
enterprisirg citizans take hold of the matter
at once?
DEAD HORSES IN THE RIvER.-Y esterday
about l o'clock two dead horses were observed
floating down the Sacramento river. -Four
mea took tgo boats from the Washington
side and towed the dead animals ashore
They were found to be harnes5ed and hitohed
together with neckyoke and Gouble.tTees, as
though they had broken loose ffou 0 wagon.
They were two medium-sizsd bay mares. The
harness and ether attachments were removed,
and are uoR at Homer Todhunter's saloon in
Washington. No one knows where the team
came nom, but It was evident that they had
been dead bat short time.
TIE METHODIST Picnic. Kingsley Chapel,
the Seventh and the Sixth.strest Methodist
churches, held their annual union picnic on
Saturday at Cothrin's Grove. several miles
above Folsom. An excursion train of six
cars left the depot at $50 a. NJ. The grove
was in excellent condition after the recent
rains, and tbs day was fine. Both young and
old thoroughly enjoyed themselves in the
grove. The excursionists or their return
reached this city st o'clock, muck pleased
with the days recreation.
DEATH OF En-. MARKHAM,-Ye sterdsy the
fire bell tolled to announce the desth of Ed
ward Markham, former member OF the fire
department. he was member of Young
America No. 6, Of the volunteer department,
and also member of the first paid hook and
ladder company. Deceased was a native of
Tf1suafs aual q IJis zss
ter, who wsrs in San Francisco, were tele-
grsphed for yesterday, and arrived last even
ing. his remains will probably be taken 10
Elk Grove FOR interment.
MARKS BEFORE THE SUPREME CoURr. -
The Supreme Court heard the case of Marks,
on habeas corpus, Saturday. Warden Nc
Comb and tae prisoner were introduced and
examined on behalf of petitioner, and w. A.
Anderson and S. Cohen for respondent. S.
Scion Hol sFguei the case for the prisoner,
and A. l. Hart, contra counsel, was allowed
twenty days to Gle briefs-tsn for respondent
and ten foz rsply-the casa to be submitted
thereupon.
School VAcAuoEs.-At a special meeting
Of the Board of Education, held Saturday
evening at the Office Of the City Superiu,
tendent, there wsre present Directors Slater,
Stevens, Cooke. Goodhue aud Tracy. I'm
graded school Nc. , was granted vacation
on Monday next, and vacation Of sll th.
schools except ungrsded No. was declared
for Tuesday, on account Of the annual picnit
OF the Imp. o. r. NJ. being held on that day
PoLIoE COURT Business wss transacted il
the Police Court Saturday SIS follows; Al
Sing, carrying q concealed weapon, pleadei
guilty, fined $40; John Grseu and Peter Ali
lick, disturbing the peace, discharged ON pay
mens of costs I; Joseph Spencer. disturbin
the peace, pleaded guilty, fined s. and costs
Mollie Roberts, common 0runkard, sentences
TO 60 days in county jail; Eli Mayo, misde
meanor, fined $50.
CRY TREAsURY.-Receipts for the weel
ending Saturday, May 10Th: R, D. Server
water rates, $3.50 %; VIM. Lsufkotter. cemE
terry dues, 81 F.; n. A. Kidder, harbor dues
SO; w. s. Henry, Police Court fines
S47 50; G. A. Putnam. city licenses, 1872 96
George A. Putnam, city taxes, S5S, 500; total
$50, S96 Il :; total disbursements. S3.12 6S
total amount in city treasury, $3.50. SOL II.
THE STATION HOUSE SLArE.-The follow
ing appeared on the slate at the Police station
at 10 o'clock last night: Charles Taylor
alias Big Bill, for burglary Maby Farley
q Second-street demi-monde, for enticing
Frank Coleman, for battery; John Moran
fer vsgrsney; George Morgan, vegrancy
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