Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-11

mittee on Credentials reported long list of about
700 representatives from the various subordinate
lodges OF the State. All the morning was occupied
with reports OF committees. About noon the Chair
man Of the Committee on Grievances entered with
an armful Of complaints, which he proceeded to
read, being occasionally interrupted by the de-
parture OF hungry members for lunch.
Fair OF the Lake County Agricultural
Society.
LAKEPoRT, October lOth.-The fourth annual fair
Of the Lake County Agricultural Society opened at
this place to-day. The attendance was pretty good
for the first day. There are quite number Of race
horses on the track. The display Of other stock is
rather slim-some cattle and few sheep The dis
play in the pavilion is good, both of fancy articles
and farm products. Several Of the merchants have
made good displays Of merchandise of various kinds.
The first race this afternoon was running, for
purse of $50, half mile and repeat, best two IN
three The entries Sslim, Garfield and Dom
Pedro. Pedro won the first heat in :51s, and the
second heat and the race in :51t The next was
trot.ing race for twoyear olds. for purse OF $50
The entries were Munio, Bessie G. and Annie 8.
Munio and Annie S. started Annie S won the first
heat in $50, the second heat and in 3:44 The
next was q trottiug race for three year-olds for
purse of $50. Vixen and Alta G. started. Vixen
the first heat in 3:251. Alta G. won the second
heat in $3.50, and the third and the race in 1888.
Permission TO Bring Suit Granted.
PETALUaA, October 10th.-Permission has been
granted by State Attorney. General Marshall to the
signers of the Petauma petition for the removal OF
the county seat to bring suit against the County
Supervisors in the of the people, so the 2,70o
slgners of voting population of $500 will have
at least the satisfaction Of a fair hearing
The stockton insane Asylum Dr. Shurt-
Iehs Successor.
STOCKTON October l0th-Ths insane asylum Di-
rectors at their regular meeting to-day, accepted
the RESIGNATION of Dr. Shurtlef, rendered at the
meeting in September. The Board elected Dr. w.
T. Browne Superintendent, DIR. Walter r. Langdon
first assistant physician, and Dr. May, Of San Fran
CISCO second assistant. DR.. Browne has been first
assistant, and Dr. Langdon second assistant for
number of years.
Another Brakeman Loses leg.
LODI, October 1Oth.-George Barton, brakeman
freight train No. %, was last evening accident
ally knocked unler the moving cars and his left leg
badly mauged. Amputation will be necessary.
The Case of DR.. GIenn's slayer.
CoLUsA, October 10th.-The Miller case came on
to-day for trial. Thirtythree jurors were examined
our Of which five were taken, as follows: H. B.
Tarman, D. Bagley, ]. NJ. Grove, n X. Cartwright,
W. P. Craig.
III. z. Church south.
CoLusA, October 1Oth.-The Pacific Annual Con-
Ference of the E. Church South is in session here
Bishop X. X. Hargrove presiding. L. c. Renfro was
elected Secretary. To days session was devoted to
preliminary business. There are some seventy min.
listers in town, and more are coming. The Confer
ence will last one week.
Napa County school Institute.
EAPA, October 10,h.-The annual session of the
Mana County Teachers Institute began to day