Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-14
Entries for the Colt Purses.

| The following entries have been received
by Secretary Ed f Smith 10 the purses
offered by the State Agricultural Society
| Tor two, three and four year olds, the purses
being %1o9o fer each race, races to take
place during the next State Fair:
! no. 1.-Trotting. purse $1,000, for two
! year-olds.
l. NJ. Teomey Brighton, b. c. Transit, by
I Ff0mpter-VeHus.
2. L. J. Rose, Los Angeles. b. c. Alcozar,
b. Sultan-Minnehaha.
! p Same. z. IN. Caorianna, by Sultan
| Bellevue Maid.
T. Rancho Del Paso, Sacramento, b. c.
Senator, b. Echo--Virrn.
5, George Hearst, San Francisco, b. +.
! Lena IT., by AlaS6&-DTew Girl
6. Palo Alto Stock Farm, b. f. ---, by
Electioneer-Bisht Eyes.
Z. Same, b. c. -- by Electioneer-
becca.
No 2-Trotinr, purse s, oo0, for three
! ycar-0lds
!. J. \. Goldsmith, Oakland, b. f. Rox-
ana, by Gibraltar-May Day
2. /. }. Rose, Les Angeles, b. c. STAN
| boul, by Sultan --, by Hambletonan.
3. Same, b. c. Ksmej, by Sultan Sauce
Boz.
4 D. S. Terry, Stockton. b. c. -, by
! Nephew-Wo odbUrn.
s. \. Mcdowell, San Francisco, CHI c.
! Haze.wood by Nutwood -. by Patchen.
6. $. K. Treiry, Sacramento. b. c. Apex,
! by Promptcr-lfiaXtail
! Z. BanCho Del PasC Sacramento, b. c.
I Isoheugrin, by Echo-ViNen
| 8. George Hearst san Francisco, b. T. Ell
sic. by Echo-Isla by Whipples HANDLE
| touian.
g. ARIEL I.athrop. San Francisco, b. C. -,
, by General Benton Sprite
10. Palo Alto Stock Farm, b. C. Norval,
by Eiectiorcer-N Norma; b. f Ethel, ~ Cen
cral Bcn!on-Eiecta b. I. Winona by
EIcctioneer- Wnona.
No. 5-ITouing, purse 81 600, for four
year-oids.
l. a. /. Whitney, Petalu1na, che. Dawn,
by Nu;wOod-COuntcss.
2. Wilbur +. Smith, Sacramento. blk. IN.
Pansy," by Berlin-Lady Hubbard
.. A, a. beascr, Suiou:i, b. m. Mora T., "
by Admiral-Flora
I. 7. D. Mott Los Angeles, blk. g. Don
Tomas BE- Del Sur-Vashti
5. G. W. Trahern, Stockton, b. c.
Voucher, by NePhcw-by Vernon Pa;chem
o. Joseph CHirn Simpson, b. c Ante
volO, by -Columbiue
7. Palo Alto Stock Farm, br. :. Carrie
c., by Elcciiuneer-Aiaido of Clay.
5. P0!o Alto Stock Farm. CHI G. WAN
aotte, by General Benton Whoa
Legislative Bills Approved.
The Governor las signed the following
bills since the adjournment of the Legs
laturc:
sEytTr BILLs
No. 92-Relatirg to parties to actions.
No. i90-Eelating to certificates Of IN
corporations.
Nos. 269a and 20 Relative TO redemption
of lands sold for,ayes
No. 2S5-Rolatins to highways.
Assembly HILLS.
No. l12-For relief Of John Hoagland
and others
No G7-To insure better education Of
practitioners in dental surgery.
No $50 facilitate giving Of bonds &c
quired bv law
No. l5o-Relaang to National Guard of
California.
No. 3il-Concerning employment of in
terprc;ers Of Italian language.
No. 297-Relajing to taxation of ferry
boats and water crafts.
No. 5H-Relative to change OF names
No 47e-liel@ting 10 payment OF election
rewards
No. 5l2-To authorize the Treasurer and
Controller Of State to transfer certain
funds
No, 169-Relatiye to protection OF fish
and game
No: 26S-Amendins Code coneerningpub-
lie schools
No. 327--Rclative to interpretations for
holding church property.
No 472-Proyiding for Supreme Court
Commission.
No. 3l5-Conoerning town land grants
to incorporated towns
No. 272-Fcr punishment Of officials for
licensing gaming.
No. 47--Concernins forciblo entry and
detsiner actions.
No. 1870 secure wages to employees
upon thrashinc machines.
Also, Assembly Bills Nos. SIT. SIS and