Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-17
RANCHO DEL PASN.
First Annual Sale of j. b. Haggin's Trot-
ters and ROadsters.

| work horses the property OF j. b. haggin
The sale will be continued to-day, COM
mencing promptly at O'Clock. The stock
to be sold to-day consists of a fine lot of
colts and FLIES, ffty-one in number. They
are of approved pedigree, suitably adapted
for breeding purposes, as well as the turf
and road and are the get of Echo, Algona,
Alaska Norwood, George NJ. Patchen, Jr.,
and other noted stations. The place of
sale is five miles from the city. A train
will leave the depot for Arcade at $50 A. NJ.
Yesterday sales brought fair prices. as will
be seen by the following
ROADSTER CEILINGS.
by John Evan, Napl, $3.50; bay gelding, by
George NJ Patchen, Jr, foaled 1880,
William Harkey, Chico, $3.50; chestnut
gelding, by Victor, foaled 1881, Captain
Kohl, San Francisco 800 bay gclding, by
Bismarck foaled 1879, B. Chapman, Oak
land, S275; black gelding by Bismarck,
foaled 1879, Barney Horn, San Francisco,
$3.50; brown gelding, by Bismarck, foaled
1879, Captain Kohl, S2s5; gray gelding, by
Bismarck foaled 1873, Keene Bros, San
Francisco S205.
HARNESS, CARRIAGE AND WORK HORSES
THREE-YEAR-oLDs.
Chestnut gclding, by Bismarck, T. r Ste
vcns, Placerville, S115; chestnut gelding
by Kentucky, Dan. McCarty, San Francisco
S225 brown gelding, Con Mooney. $3.50;
bay gelding, by Kentucky, r. J. Merkley,
5000 bay gelding, by Dana, - Burke.
S135; bay gelding, by Dickens, Dan Nc
| Carly, S210; chestnut gelding, by Bismarck.
Captain Johnson, Stockton, $3.50; chestnut
geGding, by Kentucky, John Coghlan. San
Francisco, $3.50 bay gelding, by Dana.
James Tompkinson San Francisco. $40
chestnut gelding, by Bismarck, George Nc
Mullen, $50; chestnut gelding, by Ken
lucky, George McMullen, S165; light BAY
geldins, by Dana R. J. Merllley, $50; bay
gelding, by Western, r. J. Merkey, $3.50;
bay gelding, by Kentucky, Con Mooney,
$3.50; bay gelding by Norwood J. Van
Gorden, Sl50; chestnut gelding, by Ken
lucky, Barney Horn, 1855; light BAY
gclding by Bismarck, Dan McCartv, $50
bay gelding, by Norwood, VIM Robbinger.
$3.50; black gelding, by George NJ. Patchen,
jr4 John Boggs, 500; bay gelding, by
George NJ. Patchen, Jr., Dan McCarty, $3.50;
dark bay gelding, by George NJ Patchen,
Jr., Dan McCarty, S170; black gelding, by
Kentucky, Captain Harris, $500 chestnut
gelding, by Kentucky,.W J. Irvine. $40 |
bay gelding, by Dana, VIM Robbingcr,
Sl35; dark bay gelding by Western, L. B..
Clark, 500.
FoTR-YEAR-oLDS.
Chestnut geldinS, by George n Patchen. |
| Jr., c. II. Eldred, 500; chestnut gelding,
Dan McCarty, Sl75; bay gelding, by West |
ern. Dan McCarty, S215; chestnut gclding.
r. j. Merllley, $50; bay gelding, by Nor
wood, c. ). Crittenden, 1925 bay gelding. |
| by Western, Robert Miller. $3.50; light bay
| gelding by Western, Keanc Bros. 800 |
chestnut gelding, by Kentucky, c. S Crit
| tenden 500; bay gelding, by Kentucky,
John Clumson, $40; black gelding -
Tompkinson, $235; bay gelding, by Dana,
| W.. ). Irvine, $500; bay gelding, by Bis
marck, Captain Johnson, S2Q5; light bay
! gelding by Kentucky, w. J. Irvine, $2O5
bay gelding, by Norwood, Joe Van Gordon,
$50; black gelding, by George NJ. Patchen,
Jr., John Boggs, 500; brown gclding by
| George NJ. Patchen, Jr., Z. G. Blessing,
$500; chestnut gelding, by Kentucky, Dan
McCarty, S165; chestnut geding, by
George N. Patchen Jr, Henry Ger
Der, S240; brown gelding, by Munroe VIM
Swain, $780, chestnut gclding, by George
NJ. Patchen Jr., William Harkey, 5000;
gray gelding, by Kentucky, Captain Harris,
$40 chestnut geIding by Western, Cap
tain BirdSall for Wells, Fargo & Coz, S205
brown gelding, by Bismarck. F. D. Cobb,
$3.50; bay gelding, by Western K. J. Mcrk-
ley, $500; bay gelding, by Western. Will
lam Swain, 5000; black gelding by George
NJ. Patchen, Jr., Captain Harris. $40; bay
geiding, by George NJ Patchen, Jr, Captain
Johnson, $500; black gelding, by George
NJ. Patchen, Jr., Captain Johnson, 500
black gelding, by George NJ Patchen Jr
Captain Harris, 1865 bay gelding, by Ken
lucky, Mr. Meister, S165; chestnut geld
ing, by George NJ. Patchen, ,Jr., DR. Roster,
$500; bay gelding, by Bismarck, Eugene
Gregory, Sl65; light brown gelding, by
George NJ. Patchen. Jr, J. ". Wilson,
$3.50; chestnut gelding, by Kentucky Mr.
| Page Sl55; roam gelding, by George NJ
| Patchen, yr., Mr.. Burke $175; dark bay
gelding, by Bismarck, j. Gerber, sos.
CONFERENCE.-The following commune
cation has been received, dated May 18th
where are the police? To-day a drunken
man appeared on Ninth street, between L
and NJ, and most shamefuly inslited some
ladies by calling them the most outrageous
names; and young boy went to stop him,
and he gave chase. and on the corner of
Ninth and l. streets he started fight with
a man, and ran around after him with a
pitchfOrk, and struck boy and spraned
his hand. \ telephone was rung up for
policeman. and none were seen on the
are the police To be found when wanted in
Il case of necessity? out of the way Of
fight for the sake of their eyes" We are in
formed that officer FraZee, who was on
duty i'll the section referred to, went to the
scene of the trouble as soon as he learned
of it, but the disturbing individual had
been suppressed before he arrived The
police say that. owing to the small number
of men composing the regular force the
t..Ns,+ 4. /
that upon which officer Frazee is now
doing duty extends from Seventh street to
Thirty first, and X street TO y He is quite
long of limb, but, as can be figured up, he
would have to be superior to any race horse
to visit all portions of the beat with suffi-
! Gent frequency to catch offenders in the
act. As to telcphoning the station-house
il should be remembered that there are
hours at 4 time during the day when the
only officer there Is the one in charge, and
he cannot leave. The four day men are
presumably on their beats and the four
night men at home The officer in charge
cannot answer Il message by taking a
policeman down from his hook and send
ing him out.
FAMILY DIsAGREEMENT.-Whe the Col
fax train left this city Thursday afternoon
it had among its passengers 4 man and his
wife and two children, from San Francisco
t The heads of the family were evidently
81 at outs, and it transpircd that the mas
culine had started from San Francisco for
Grass Valley intending to make the trip
without assistance from the other members
of the family; but the feminine, alleging
that he was following in the wake of two
other feminineS, gathered the children to-
gcther and insisted upon keeping him
company. He, however declined to pur-
chase tickets for her and the pledges of af-
fiction. She said she did not have any
r money, and the result was that the con-
t ductor, not having any discretion in the
matter, had to put the wife and children off
at Roseville, from whence it was suisse
quently ascertained, they came back TO
Sacramento by the next train. The hus-
band declared that he was going TO Grass
; Valley on legitimate business, and con-
tinucd on his way, remarking, She has
had her way for six years, and intend to
have mine for one day" An inspection of
the train did not show any girls whom
he could have been following.
GENTS will find in our Furnishing Goods
Department all grades of underwear
Merino, Isle thread and flannel shirts and
drawers, p cents to So; socks (plain and
foucH0 q peutS ~ m cents nor Dair. m