Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

beginning season OF racing on the course at
Agricultural Park, to continue the remainder
of the week. Should the threatening weather
not interfere a splendid weeks pleasure is as.
sured. A large number of people arrived in
the city last evening for the purpose of at.
tending the racss. The programme for to-
day is as follows: No. Running race
one-haf mile dash for two-Year olds 500
added, SIS entrance. 80 forfeit; second
horse to save stake. VIM. i. Appleby names
b. (. by Wildidle, dam Susie W.; L. J. Bald
win names 8. {. by Grinstead, sister to Clara
D.; Phil. Siebenthaler names b. C. Philip
Siehenthaier; John Mackey names b. C.
Mileta; John Mackey names b. C. Mariposa.
No. Thinning race, three-quarter mile
dash, free for all SO entrance, $40 forfeit,
Sl5O added; second to save stake the winner
of the Hearst stake to carry seven pounds
extra. John Mackey names Premium; w.
i. Pritchard names 5. 8. by Bazaar, dam Mi
nerva; Stemler & Ayres name b. g. Joe
Howell; George Howson names b. g. Jim
Douglass; George Howsen names Augusta
Il. No. stunning race, mile heats stake
$50, entrance free. William M. Murray
names Oh. 8. Sam Stevenson, by Thad
Stevens, dam by Rifemsn John Mackey
names Duke of Monday, by Monday, dam
Dempsey John Mackey names Maria F.,
by Leinster. dam Flush J. II. Meese names
b. g. Up-and.up. by Glencoe Chief, dam I'M
known.
THE WEAFHER-The weather continues
cold and windy. and yesterday a sprinkle of
rain fell here. The prospects for racing, pic
mics, ETC., during this week appear somewhat
gloomy. Dispatches received at this Office
last evening show that yesterday it rsined,
hailed and showed in various parts of the
State, but not generally. In many places
lightning and thunder accompanied the
storm. In the southern part of this county,
and in the vicinity of Woodbridge, Acampo,
New Hope and San Joaquin county, rain
fell il torrents for mora than an hour in
the afternoon, preceded with lightning,
thunder and q fall of hail. A dispatch from
Calistoga last evening says "Rain and some
hail fell here to-day, and the top of the range
of hills on the north side of the valley showed
come snow for a short tins. A similar sight
here 60 late in the season is not remembered
by any of the old residents. The air is some.
what chilly this evening, though the heavy
clouds will prevent frost unless they disap-
pesr bsiole morning. The present spring, on
account Of its GOODNESS and continued late
rains, has been an extraordinary one for this
locality"
Sc JUNE AGAIN.-Y esterday in Depart
ment One of the Superior Court jury was
impaneled to try the Chinaman, Sc Juns, on
second charge of receiving stolen property.
The hearing of the case will commence this
morning at $50 o'clock. Sc June was
recently tried for receiving stolen property
and the jury in the case rendered verdict of
not guilty. Both the cases grew out of some
FraT - L. -.
November. The principal witness is Frank
Clifford. who has acknowledged stealing the
property and says he sold it to the China
man. Clifford was arrested one night by
George Beeler and Pat Rice, the two railroad
freight-shed officers. He had removed sev-
eral packages of tobacco before he was
caught, and these were at once recovered by
the officers. As Clifford now has an informa-
ton for burglary hanging over bis head, and
is self-convicted thief, his evidence was
evidently not considered by the former jury
TO have much weight.
THE FOLSOM MURDER.-The RECORD
UNIONS GAINESVILLE correspondent sends the
particulars of the murder in New York
Ravine, above Folsom, on the Coloms road.
The main facts are identical with those pub.
hshed yesterday morning. The correspond
ent states that james Page, the man arrested
for the murder, has been terror to the COM
munity, from Folsom to Single Springs,
ever since his release from the State Prison,
which was few months ago that he had
o difficulty with q man named Leyke, in
which the latter was cut with knife in the
hand of Page, but that the matter was set.
tied without getting into the Courts or the
papers. He concludes by saying that there
is no doubt of the guilt of Page.
Police CoURT-MAYos CAsE.-Eli Mayo
was srrsisned in the Police Court yesterday
morning on charge of misdemesnor, and
demanded jury trial A venire for twenty
four jurors was issued, returnable tomorrow.
at which time the case will be tried. Frank
McClintock pleaded guilty to charge of
battery, and was sentenced to fifty days in
the County Jail. with the alternative of pay
ing fine of $50. Four Cinnamon who had
been arrested by the poll-tax collector were
discharged, that officer not putting in an ap-
pearance. james McGonnicle, charged with
being drunk, did not answer to his name,
and his deposit was declared forfeited. Jake
Judy pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace,
and was fined S..
New FIRM.-Woodburn & Barnes this morn.
ing announce themselves as successors to the
old business firm of E. L. Billings & Co., st
All K street, wholesale liquor dealers. The
new firm is composed of James Woodburn,
the surviving partner, and long connected
with the house of E. L. Billings & Co., and
w. Il. Barnes, formerly of Nye county
Nevada, and man of extensive mercantile
experience. The new firm has bought out the
interest Of the Billings estate, and starts with
success assured, SIS both partners are ener-
getic and thoroughly acquainted with the
trade.
CITY TRUsTEEs.-The Board of City Trus-
tees met in regular session yesterday morn
ing, all the members present. Several Pc
titions in regard to the laying of water pipes
were received and placed on file. A eommu-
nication was received from the Board Of
Health, stating that John ShellArs had been
chosen by them to acs as Health Officer, but
the election was not confirmed. An ordi-
nance relative to the safety of buildings was
introduced by Trustees Nielsen, and under the
rules laid over for one week. After allowing
number Of bills the Board adjourned.
The WAxwoRKs.-Yesterd by special
invitation OF Mr.. Kohler, the children of the
Orphan Asylum visited the waxwork enter
tsinment at Turner Hall. The children were
particularly pleased with the Tom Thumb
group AuQ Tue machine. IN
Thursday the exhibition will be augmented
by twenty five or thirty figures. The enter
tainment continues to draw crowded houses.
APPOINTMENTS FOR AGRICULTURAL BOARD.
Yesterday Governor Stonemsn appointed N.
C. Carter, of Los Angeles county, member
of the State Board of Agriculture for Dis.
trict No. 6. vice l.. Fl. Titus, resigned. Also,
VIM. II. Workman, of Los Angeles county,
smSsr of the same Board, vice J. E. Hol-
lenpSGK, resigned.
FoR Picnic PARTIEs.-Chesley's unriya,ed
Club House Punch. For sale by the bottle
or csse. G. W. Chesley, 81 Front street, sole
sgeut,
TIE doubIe-columu advertisement, changed
daiIr a.ne..ialIv for the great ramnYal sale