Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-18
CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR.
TENTH DAY 0F TIE TaEETy-
SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
Another Very Successful Day-Fast
Time--Premiun Awards
To-day's Programme.

ing day OF the fair. Long before 10 o'clocb
every available inch of room in all the
stands was occupied, rs were the circus seat.
and quarter-stretch, with men, women and
children anxious to witness the last Grand
stock parade. The cattle and horses pre-
sented grand appearance and were kept
upon the track for some time. Many OF tbt
animals were bedecked with red and blue
ribbons, indicating that they had taken
premiums in the competition. The full
list of awards are given below. The at
tendance at the Pavilion last night was 6
perfect jam, the immense hall being lit
orally packed with people in every depart
ment.
The $50 premium offered by the Pioneer
Milling Company of Sacramento, for the
best bread made of Pioneer mills patent
roller -four, was awarded last night to Mrs
Maggie Pritchard. There were sixtv-foul
entries. The judges were Mrs. J. NJ. Nil.
lken, Mrs. S. c. benson, Mrs. NJ. a. Mes.
sick. Mrs. j. l.. Denison and Mrs Add. c.
illnEson. All the loaves We're numbered
and the names of the competitors were moi
known to the judges until after the award
to No. 30 had been made. The bread prize
scheme was good one and while il has
advertising value, has other and higher
elements, that are altogether praisew1rthy.
The receipts yesterday were as follows
At the Park, S2311 80 Pavilion, 81 041 90
Total, S33S3
People should keep in mind that pick
pockets have put in an appearance Five
ladies had their pockets picked last night
1t IS well to be careful of your purses and
yaluables when III crowd anywhere at
this time.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME
This will be another day of interest to
all who are attending the fair. At 10 4. NJ.
the ladies tournament will take place at
the Park, when some additional riders Ia
those who took part in the previous CON
test will appear and additional prizes will
be offered. 1t viii undoubtedly be one OF
the finest contests ever witnessed in this
city.
The speed programme for today includes
six running races, which win makea lively
day for the turf. The races arc as follows
The California Derby stake, for foals OF
1882; so entrance, p. D.; $500 added second
horse, 800; third. $50; one and one-hali
mile dash; closed in 1884 with following
nominations: j. B. Chases blk c. Hidalgo,
James Mees ch f. Mistletoe, James Nee 5
ch. f. Mischief J. w Adams br. c. Com
mon Sense, E. ]. Baldwins b. or br. ..
Brandywine, L. J. Baldwin's b. or br f.
Mira, E. J. Baldwin's ch. g. Verano, G.
Pacheco's ch. f.. Palo Alto Stock Farm 5
b. c. Robin Hood, Thomas Delaney's ch. c.
Ned Cook Palo Alto Stock Farms b. c.
Garland, S. b. Wright's b. C. Harry Peyton.
The PalO Alto Stake-For two-vear- olds
$50 entrance, SO forfeit $3.50 added 500
to second horse, third to save stake; win
ner Of Nos. or Is penalized five pounds, OF
both, ten pounds; one mile. Kelly &
Lynch's b. f. Moonlight, Garland & Gold
smiths S. N. Eva, ?. Robsons s. Q. -,
II: c. Judson's b. f. Patti, J. c. Judsons
blk. +. Fedora VIM. Boots b. f. -
The Shelter stake, for three-year- olds
500 entrance, $25 forfeit; $3.50 added 800
to second, $50 to third winner of No. . or
20 penalizcd five pounds. of both ten
pounds; enc mile and 4 quarter. Kelly &
Lynch's cb. 9. Tom Atchson ". NJ Muir
rays h. G. Bii Ayrcs; George H3wson's b.
/. Constellation " NJ Afr,s q. r. Ichi
Ban IIill d Cries b, h. Arthur II; ). B.
Wrights b. m. LaIla Rookh
The Nighthawk stake, for all ages; $50
entrance SO forfeit; $500 added 2loO 10
second horse; $50 to third; 500 additional
if 1:11l is beaten stake to be named after
winner if Nighthawk's time 1:42D is
beaten; one mile. Kelly & Lynch's b. f.
Moonlight, w. NJ. MuTays CHI c. Estill.
Garland Il GOldsmith's b. $ BeaconsiieId.
Geo. Howson' 5 ch. f. Gold Sheaf Wm. NJ
Ayres' g. &. Ichi Ban, w L. Appleby's b.
m. Nelson, H. C.. Judson's blk. h. John A..
+. Pacheco's ch. f. Mamie T.
Free purse. $3OO-for all ages {; $50 to sec
o TO. J,
peat. b. II. Hills b. e Johnnie Gray. Kel-
ly IL Lynch's ch. N. Giendair, Garland Il
Goldsmith's b $. Beac0nsfield Geo How
sons b. +. Constellation, Geo. Howson'S ch
f. Gold Sheaf, G. W. Trahern's b. G. Dave
Douglass.
Special running-free purse, $3.50, of
which so to second handicap; one mile.
for the following named horses II. Slower s
br. 2. Garfield, ll5 pounds; J. Haziett's ch.
2. Joe Chamberlain, l05 pounds; f. Depois-
ter's b. g. Delaney, l05 pounds; 5. C. Ty-
ron's b. e. Jim Long % pounds; VIM.
Boots b. N. Bessie, 90 pounds.
The music for this evening at the Pa
yilion by the First Artillery band, IS as
follows:
March ECLIPSE "............... (;ro fflla
Overture " Moonlight '.....................G Goetz
Waltz, Les Sirens WaItdeufcl
Grand selection, The Forge IL the Forest.
''.-...'..'''.. .....Slcy relies
Gavote Little Ncstiings Moses
idyl, shepherds Morning Song and Tyro-
lean and ms Love''-ccho duet......... HeThirth
..............."......B Messrs Lavczly and Bragg
Overture, "A Night or ...............M Meyrell S
Waltz, "Auf Weidersehn BY request
Serenade. To Mamie Ripley
Galop, Chase
The Forge in the Forest and the
"Tyrolcan Echo " will be played by special
request on each day at the Park, and in
the evening at the Pavilion.