Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-29

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sale OF such seat can be made at receivers
| sale, and the purchaser thereof must be
! given proper title thereto
| Previous Judgment Affirmed-VIsit of In
spection.
! SAN FRANCISCO. September 2Sth.-The
Supreme Court 20 day affirmed the pre-
| vious Judgment in favor of defendants in
the case of the People vs. Hugh II. LaRue,
| Samuel Lavenson and William Wilcox.
The action was brought to determine
whether or not defendants are legally
Trustees of Reclamation District No. 407.
| On Wednesday Judge Hunt. accompa-
MED by counsel, will start in special car,
| to be gone two days, TO inspect the Califor-
MIA Pacific and branch roads. the route
being from Davisville to knights Landing
and the leased road from Woodland to
| Willows, and from Suisun to SACRAMENTO
| The visit will be made in the interest Of the
case of Main & Winchester ct al. VS.. the
| Central Pacific Railroad ct al, now on trial
| before Judge Hunt.
| Weather Indications.
| SAN Francisco, September 2Sth-S NJ
| Weather indications for the next thirty-two
| hours: North Pacific, light local rains
! followed by fair weather, with variable
winds, generally northwesterly; Middle
I Pacific, fair weather, with variable winds
| generally northwesterly South Pacific, fair
weather with variable winds, generally
westerly.
An Old Man Brutally Beaten.
GRASS VALLEY, September 2Sth.-Late
Saturday night Patrick Ryan, a young
man about 30 years Of age, of this
place was lodged in the town jail, for hay
| ing with a stone beaten an old man named
| Dennis Carroll over the head, rendering
! him unconscious, and it was thought
fatally iniuring him. Carroll was yester-
day taken to the County Hospital, and it is
| feared he may not recover from the fearful
beating he received, as he Is 81 or 50 years
| of age The cause of it is not known,
more than that Ryan was drunk, and
that about one hour before the beating of
| Carroll he had q row with a man named
| Charley Allan in a saloon a couple of miles
from town, during which Ryan with
| knife cut Allen in two places, one being in
| the abdomen and the other near the left
groin The wounds, though painful, are
not it is said by the physician attending
him, of a dangerous character. 1t has
been about impossible to learn the particu
| lars of either crime. Ryan was last night
taken to the County Jail at Nevada for
safe keeping, as the Sheriff feared that in
case Carroll died, as he was expected to,
| Ryan would not be safe in the town Jail.
Much sympathy is felt for the family and
relatives of Ryan. as they are almost pros
| trated with grief over the affair
Public School Closed on Account of
Diphtheria.
MERGED, September 2Sth.-Owing to fears
| of an epidemic OF diphtheria here, the pub
| lie school was closed this morning for two
weeks. Though a number are down with
| the ailment, but one death has thus far &C
| Cured.
Excitement in the Red Bluff W DOL Market.
RED BLUFF, September 28th.-The great
| est excitement ever known in our wool
market occurred Unexpectedly to-day, the
| highest price running from Is cents this
morning to 49, cents. John Lee, J. Abbott
| F. L. circuit, A. NJ Barley, j. Slessinger
| and two or three others, were the buyers,
! Barley and Slessinger getting the bulk of
the sales for Christy & Wise, of San Fran
| cisco. Wool is coming into town from
every direction, to bid for high prices to-
morrow.
Train-!YreclSer Railroaded to Prison.
SHASTA, September 28th.-Lucien Red
| mond, alias John Adams, young man
| arrested yesterday for attempting to wreck
/ the south-bound passenger train south of
| Delta, last Friday morning by placing
large rocks on the track was arraigned in
the Superior Court to-day, pleaded guilty,
and was sentenced to four years in the
| State Prison. He gave no reason for his
dastardly act.
| Close of the stockton Faces.
STOCKTON, September 2Sth-The attend
ance at Agricultural Park on Saturday to
witness the closing days races was large.
| The opening event on the regular pro-
gramme was a dash of mile, running.
Hardfnish won, defeating Belle Tone in
1921. The next race was the go class trot,
| with Maud W. W. W., May Boy, Ruby,
| Antevolo and Voucher as starters. The
summary of the race will be found below
| Ruby, l l l !; Antevolo, 4 4; May Boy,
% 2 2; Maud w. w. W., 8 2 3 3; Voucher
distanced. Time, 3i-2:26l-2:23I-219 4.
The last race was a running, mile heats, for
| district horses. Dave Douglass, 3 l | =; Joe
| Walker, >; George Bender, 2 +. o.
Time, 1:45-1:4S-1:474. The premiums in
the ladies State tournament were awarded
as follows: Mrs. George Cannon, Sacra-
mento, first; Kittie Leadbetter, second
Mrs. B. Trefren, third Ida Fox, fourth
Irene Bailey, fifth.
Fair of Agricultural District, No. IL.
| GREENvILLE (Plumas county,, September
| 2Sth.-With to-day opened the sixth an
nual meeting of the Plumas, Lassen, ST.
ezra and Modoc County Agricultural Asso-
citation, District No II, Lake county, Ore
gon, Washoe county, Nevada, and Butte
| county, California being admitted for
racing purposes. The weather is clear and
beautiful, and large number of people are
in attendance. There are over forty race
horses at the park stables. The rain of
| Thursday last has hardened the track, and
| it is now in excellent condition. AT P. NJ.
| the racing began, with DR.. C. c. Mason, of
Chico, as starting Judge The first race was
for the 800 class, trotting. Bob was with
drawn, leaving Maxwell, Victor and Reno
| Belle to start. Victor took the first heat,
| Maxwell second. Belle third. Time, 2:43.
| In the second heat, the horses held the
| same positions. Time, 2453. The third
heat was quite exciting, and was taken by
| Victor. Time, 2;36. Victor reached the
quarter pole in :3S and the half-mile pole
| in LII, the other horses breaking badly
and lively race ensued on the closing half
mile. The second race was a running mile
dash for three-yea olds, and was won by
| Gypsy, Fred second, Dixey third. Time,
2;13. The third race was a quarter of a
mile and repeat, and was won by Fox in
| two straight heats, Butcher Boy being sec
| ond in the first heat and Stoneman second
in the second heat. Best time, 2:23l.
Opening of the Santa Clara and san
Mateo District Fair.
SAN JOSE, September 2Sth.-The attend
dnce at the santa Clara and san Mateo
| District Fair was good for the opening day
The exhibits in all lines promise to be
| about the average. The weather is pleasant
and the track in perfect condition. In the
three-quarter mile dash the starters were
| Nelson Atchison and Mamie. the first
selling favorite at $50 to So for Atchison.
and 81 for Mamie. Nelson won, Atchison
second. Time, 1:15!. In the mile dash for
two-year-olds, Moonlight, Patti and Mollie
Capron started. Moonlight selling at $25
against the field. Patti won, Moonlight
second. Time, las. In the two mile DASH
handicap, the starters were John A. and
Arthur H. The first named carried 113
and the latter 100 pounds John A. was
the fayorite at TO L. The dash was won
by John A. Time, 3:344.
Pioneer Dead.
SAN JOSE, September 2Sth.- Clemente
Columbet well-known pioneer. died at
his residence in this city this morning,
aged Is years.
Young Man Sent to the Insane Asylum.
SAN BUENAyENrURA, September 2Sth.-
George Ayers, aged p, was committed to
the asylum to-day. He has lately become
violent and threatening going about armed
with gun The cause of his insanity is