Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-31


The State Board of Equalization sus-
tanned.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 30th.-A decis-
ion was rendered this afternoon by the Su-
preme Court, in respect to the increase
ordered by the State Board of Equalization
to the assessment roll The Court ordered
that peremptory writ of mandate beissued
Immediately, directing the Auditor to make
the III per cent. increase in the assessment
roll forthwith. The opinion, which is rem
dered by Justice Myrick, his associates con-
curing, is of the very briefest, it being
stated that the time is too short and the
matter too urgent to admit of any unneces-
sary delay.
The Anteeo-Adair Race-Best Stallion
Time on Record.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 30th.-The trot
at the Bay District track to-day between
Anteeo and Adair was a surprise to most
OF those present. Although Anteeo was
the favorite before the start at $25 to $40,
none of his admirers expected his triumph
to be so signal as it proved to be. A good
start was had, but Anteeo at once went to
the front, and kept there, winning the heat
handily in 2:164-the best stallion record
on the coast. Although Anteeo's time in
the next two heats was not so fast, he won
morrow there will be a race between Arab
and Guy Wilkes.
Judge Clough Judicially Declared a
Competent Person.
SAN Francisco, October 3Oth.-Judge
Coffey to-day made a decree declaring
Frank M. Cfough to be fully restored to
soundness of mind and body. The decree
was made on Coughs petition to be iu-
n
J. P. Hayne, DR.. Titus, Mrs. Clough, the
petitioners wife, and Clough himself, were
examined. The physicians testified that
he is fully restored.
The Sharon Divorce Case.
SAN Francisco, October 3Oth.-Judge
Sullivan to-day set the hearing of the mo-
ton for a new trial in the divorce case of
Sarah Althea Sharon VS.. William Sharon
for Friday, November 18th, at o'clock.
Signal Service Indications.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 3Oth-S P. M
Indications for the succeeding 80 hours
North Pacific, generally fair weather, with
northerly winds, except at Tatoosh Island,
where fresh to brisk easterly winds will
prevail with lower temperature Middle
Pacific, fair weather, with light northerly
winds over the interior, and fresh to brisk
northwesterly along the coast South Pa
ciic, fair weather, with light to fresh winds.
generally northwesterly.
Close of the San Diego Fair-A Grand
Success.
SAN DIEGO, October 30th.-San Diego
first county fair closed tonight The pa
vilion has been crowded with visitors from
all sections of Southern California for the
past three days, and the sentiment has been
generally expressed that the quality and
character of the exhibits have never been
surpassed in the State. The San Jacinto
settlement has contributed mammoth agri-
cultural products; Elsinore her pottery and
minerals; Julian, large apples, pears and
grapes, and the valleys near the city We'd
with these other places in the excellence of
their products. FL Cajon furnished raisins
that have taken the premiums in all south
ern California fairs. The fair has been a
grand success, and no class has been more
greatly surprised than the people of the
city, who little dreamed that their back
country could produce so literally.
Races at GIenbrook Park.
NEVADA, October 30th-The attraction at
Glenbrook Park this afternoon was trot-
ting match between Captain, Kate Bender
and Lucy for a purse of $50. Captain
took the first heat in 2:31, Kate Bender the
second in 2:31, and Lucy the third in 2:35.
The fourth and fifth heats, and race, were
won by Kate Bender. Time, 2:3I-231-
2:35. Lucy took second money. Owing
to the lateness of the hour when the above
race was finished, the other race on the
programme was postponed till tomorrow.
Sport at vacaviIle.
VAcAvILLE, October 30th.-The Vacaville
meeting, for the first day. was splendid
affair, and there was large attendance.
Shooting matches took place at IL o'clock
between Robinson, Fay, H. Bassford, Geo.
Raney, jeff. Dobbins, w. Lognahan, Al.
Donaldson, 0. Patton and A. Billiard. In
the first match of twelve birds Robinson
scored Il, Dohbins II, Fay 10. In the sec
ond match +. Bassford scored u, Robinson
II, Billiard tying Raney with 10. Raney
won the shoot-off. The races occurred at l
PM W. p Hammers Addie H won the
first race in 800, against Frank keithleys
Modoc The 800 race between Napa and
Solauo, three year-old colts, takes place to-
morrow.
Execution of a Chinese Murderer.
BAKERSFIELD, October 30th.-Ju Hung
10y, who murdered Charles II. Bowers in
this place on the Sd of September, suffered
the extreme penalty of the law to-day at 2
p N. The evidence that secured his con-
viction was of the clearest description, but
shortly before his execution he confessed
the crime Several of the Sheriffs of other
counties were present. The arrangements
for the execution were well made and per-
fectly carried out.
Small Fire.
SALINAS, October 30th.-Last night, about
$50. the cab on the San Francisco Rail
road Company's small accommodation. en-
CINE was discovered on fire, and the wood
work was considerably charred. The
damage was about 500, The cause is un-
known.
Seeking Observation-Disclosures Church
South.
Los ANGELES, October 30th.-General
Turnbull, of the Pacific Coast Land Bureau,
is in Los Angeles to induce immigration to
Tulare county. He has already organized
colony of about eighty people to leave
here in a few days for the artesian belt. The
heavy immigration to Los Angeles induced
him to try this point.
In the conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, to-day, vote ON the
change of name to Methodist Episcopal
Church in America resulted in four ayes TO
twentv-nine noes. j. n. Mcclure and NJ.
L. Wicks were elected delegates to the
General Conference; alternate, W. B.
Stradley.