Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-23

Purse, $1,000; trottiDg, mile heatg, three
in FIVE, for fout-year olds.
Purse, $1,000; running, mile dash, for
two-year olds.
Purse, ST. coo running, mile and repeat,
for threeyear ODDS Five per cent. entrance
on the above purses, to be paid March Is,
1884, at which date the entries will close
The remaining five per cent July 18th. Those
not making second payment to be declared
out and first payment forfeited. Five to
enter and three to start for moaeys. If more
than ten make second payment in either
purse, the society will add 5000 in addition.
These RACES are open to the world. It is
understood that the Stockton fair will offer
like purses with similar conditions.
The Board then voted K. McKillicsn life
membership for effectual services in con-
s:cucting the Pavilion building.
Alter fixing the annual meeting to be held
February lst, the meeting then adjourned 20
January 29th.
CHANGE OF FREDERICKSBURG The Ereaing
Bee Of this city last night announced a change
of proprietorship By the dissolution OF the old
firm and the retiracy of John +. Sheehau,
the business manager OF that journal Some
months ago the editor and senior publisher of
the Bee, James McClatchy, died, universally
regretted, leaving his son, c. X. McClatchy,
and Mr., S5eehan of the firm. Now comes
the announcement that the family of Mr..
McClatchy will have sole charge of our con-
temporary, c. NJ, G. X. and V. S. McClatchy
composing the management that will here
after conduct the journal. General regret is
expressed that the withdrawal of Mr.. Sheehsn
will probably lead to his removal from the
city where he has so long resided. Mr..
Nv fba Al
Sacramento Daily Record, became a member
Of the firm conducting it. and remained until
early in 1872. Soon after he entered the
firm conducting the Daily Bee, and ever
slace, until yesterday, has been one of its
active proprietors and its business manager.
He leaves for San Francisco to-day and in q
few days will depart fox the Eastern States
for a short visit His residence on his return
will he San FranciscO, where, being a news
paper man with the habit on, it is under
stood to be his purpose to engage in news-
paper work SO soon 80 favorable opportuni-
ty shall offer. While a resident Of Sacra-
mento he has been an active and earnest citi-
zen, and has held as positions of trust the Of
nee of Bank Commissioner Adjutant- General
of the State, and Commander of the Fourth
Brigade Of the National Guard.
AUCTION SALES Bell & Co. will sell at
10 A VI. to-day, sharp, at sslesroom, sol K
street., without reserve, three bedroom sets
and mattresses, three bedsteads and sprirg
mattresses, three fine lounges, cane seat,
walnut and other chairs Brussels carpets.
dining tables, whole and hslf-boXes stemmed
rsisIns, toilet and family sOsp garden hose.
range and fixtures, stoves. crockery glass
ware, ETC.. The same firm will also sell at
81 hy- = + y
Dunbar. on acc lunt of departure for Mon.
tans, three rooms Of furniture and housekeep-
ing goods, o.. Sherburn 4 Smith will sell at
10 a. NJ. Tomorrow, in the alley between J
and X, near Fifth street, personal property
belonging to the estate If +. l.. Billings, de.
ceased comprising soda machines, 3 bot
Ting benches. l soda gss pump, l bottle
washer. soda bottles and boxes Including 500
dozen new bottles. unpacked). 1 double
spring soda wagon, l set of single harness,
horse, ! safe, etc. Also, same day, l
thoroughbrace wagon, l buggy, l wagon, l
ses Of harness. l sulky, l mower, ! reaper,
cultivator horse.rske, 2 cows, etc.
THE WEATHER.-The temperature wind
and weather at u NJ, yesterday, as re-
ceived BY Sergeant Barwick, were: For Ia
toosh AZ, cast aad clear; Olympia, 81,
calm and cloudy: Portland. So, northeast
and clear; Fort Candy. AZ, southeast and
clear; Boseburg, so, north sud foggy; Men
docin0 As, north sai clear Red Bluff, IS,
north and clear: Sacramento, 5O' northwest
and clear; San Francisco so, southwest and
foggy; Los Angeles. o. south and clear /;
San Diego, CO., west and clear Salt Lake.
pc, northwest and cloudy; Cheyenne, q,
north aud clear; Denver, 40, northeast and
clear; North Platte, S9', northwest and clear !;
Omaha, 80, northwest and fair; Hsnkton,
30, northwest and cloudy.
LosT a FINE MARE.-The Palo Alto stock
farm lost a valuable mare lsss Sunday-Mid.
night, the dam Of Jay Eye See. She had
given birth to q fue foal, by Electioueer, on
Friday dark bay horse colt-aud the
youngster is reported to be doing az well SIS
could Re expected under the efforts made to
raise him. Midnight was purchased by Gov
ernor Stanford from Robert Bonner about
two years ago, and hos been especially we'll
thought Of since Jay Eye See made his re-
msTkable c-r1.
TRY SoNE.-The Consumers Tea Company
us J street. have just received another large
invoice of teas and coffees. among the latter
being a fine lcs Il genuine Rio, q small ousn-
Jity q "illeh VII. oe roasted ana put on sale
today. Persons desiring any viii do well to
call early and supply themselves, as only
smsu gu unity will be roasted on account of
not knowing what the demand will be. There
ia also at all times in this store e large stock
of all kinds and quality of teas, from the
CHEAPEST for 10 cents per pound TO the fancy
Formcsl o long for g PSF pound. che latter
Of which canros he iauod in spv Other store
IL Sacrament. Iis4enbsr the place. Con-
sinners Tes Company, us Jstrest.