Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-17
Successful Sale.

on Rancho del Rio, the property OF Iheo-
dore Winters which was held at the sta
! bles of C. II. Shear, opposite Agricultural
Park, yesterday afternoon. Representative
| horsemen from all over the State were
| present. and several Eastern men were rep
resented by agents authorized TO make pur-
| chases. The colts were all in fne form,
were large for their age, and brought eX-
cellent prices. killip Il Co., auctloneers,
announced before the commencement OF
the sale that two colts-Nos. and on the
catalogue-would not be offered, from the
fact that both had met with accidents,
which at this time would make them I'M
salable They will be kept over unit! the
next annual sale, when they will be offered
in their two vear-old form No. was a
chestnut colt by Hooker dam Chestnut
Bell, by Norfolk No. was bay lilly, by
| Norfolk, dam Ada c., by Revenue. The
horses were disposed of as follows
Bay iilly. three white feet, foaled Janu-
arv 20. 1854. by Norfolk, dam Marion, by
| Malcom, the dam of Duchess, Duke,
Prince and King of Norfolk, to George
Howson 81, 525.
Bay FLY, two white feet, White lace,
foaled March Is, 1884, by Hooker, dam ln, Bay
Kate, by Norfolk, to John Mackey $3.50.
/
| foaled February Is, 1884, by Norfolk, dam
Neapolitan, by War Dance to Thomas De
Brown or black filly, star in forehead
| foalcd February 6, 1854, by Hooker, dSm
Kitten, by imported Eclipse, 10 John
| Mackey; $3.50.
Chestnut colt, four white feet, white face;
foaled March rs, 1884 by Hooker, dam
Abbie W. by Norfolk, the dam OF La Scala
and Porter Ashe, to John Mackey; SoJo
Bay filly, foaled February 80, 1881, by
| Norfolk, dam Lady Jane by Marauder, to
Mr.. Hastings; $3.50,
| Chestnut fillv, two white feet foaled
| April u. 1888, by Hooker, dam Big Gun,
| the dam of jim Renwick, to Mr.. Agnew, OF
| Honolulu; 5000.
Chestnut colt, three feet and face white,
| foaled Nav 8, 1884, by Hooker, dam Rosa
B.. by Norfolk, to JOS Harvey $3.50.
| Bay hlly, hind feet white, stripe IL face,
| foaled April Q, 1884, by Norfolk, dam Ada
| c., by Revenue, the dam OF Conner and
| Ballet Box, to Colonel Harry |. Thornton;
| 800.
Chestnut colt, three white feet, white
face, foalcd January II, 1884, by Hooker,
dam Puss, by Norfolk, the dam OF Fred
Collier. to John Mackey; $500.
Chestnut colt, one hind foot white foaled
February II, 1854, by Norfolk, dam Bali
nctte. by Monday or Young Eclipse, the
dam of the famous racer Alta, to NJ. G.
Eldred; $l,7S0,
Bay colt, hind feet and face white, foaled
March :, 1884, by Hooker, dam Countess
Zeika, by Norfolk, the dam of Ed. Corri-
gan, to George Howson; 81 $50.
Bay colt, foaled March ,, 1884 by Hooker,
dam Faralone, by Norfolk, to George How
son; Sill 50.
Chestnut FLY, four white feet, foaled
February % 1884, by Norfolk, dam sister
to Lottery, by Monday, to John Mackey
$500.
Bay colt, foaled March 21 1884, by Three
Cheers, dam Alice H., by Norfolk, to John
Mackey $3.50.
This closed the sale of Mr. Winters colts.
Holiday, a sorrel colt by Rutherford, dam
Sunday, by Monday, the property of Capt.
A J. Hutchinson, of Los Angeles, was next
put ND and sold to John Mackey for $500.
Mr.. Winters fifteen colts brought Sl3.-
G62 50, or an average of more than 500
each.
BOARD OF EDucATIoS-A special meeting
Of the Board of Education was held last
evening. Present, Directors Slater, Conk
lin, Alsip, Avery, Chadderdon and Petrie.
In the absence Of Chairman Davis Director
Conklin presided. The object of the Com
mittee was to receive 4 report from the
Building and Repair Committee on the
proposed new school building to be erected
at Tenth and p streets The committee
reported that they had engaged the services
OF y. y. GoOdell as architect, and he had
agreed to do the work iOr $500. They also
presented a plan of the building and the
Specifications for the same, all OF which
were adopted. Bids viii be received at the
office of the Superintendent up to Satur-
day. July p, 1885 at P. ". The plans
and Specifications can be seen by calling at
the office of the architect, \. d. GOodell, on
Seventh street, between J and X streets.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. The Board adjourned till
Saturday. July 18th, at P. NJ, when the
bids will be opened and considered.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday. Frank Chinch, by officers
Sullivan and Farren, for being drunk;
Mary Doe. by officers Ash and Franks, for
disturbing the peace; Jack Mahony and
Dan DOYLE, by the same officers, for being
drunk; Frank Williams, by officer Sulli
van, for vagrancy; John Mccoy, by officer
Frazee, for battery; John Bennett, by
officer Sullivan, for embezzlement Dan
McCabe, by special officer Martin, for be-
ing drunk; John Miller, William Brown,
James Murray, James Turner Bill Brown,
| Joe Brown, Tom Hart, Dan Doyle, Thomas
| Carroll, VIM. Hunter, David Spears, Frank
| Williams and Joseph Peters, by officers
Franks, Ash, Rider, Frazee, Sullivan,
Arlington and Farrell, for vagrancy.
MErRoPoLIrAS THEATER.-The Original
Nashville Students, the celebrated planta-
| ton singers, will appear at the Metropolitan
| IL. ft,.,.,
and evening. The programme for this
evening is published in full in another
column, and a glance at it will show that
! there is comprised some very interesting
and amusing numbers, rendered in the
| quaint STYLE characteristic Of the old-time
| plantation scenes in the South Popular
! prices will be chargeI-50 and > cents; -
| cents to reserve.
TRANSFERRED TO DAvisvtLLE.-Yester-
! day morning the cases Of the three China
men arrested in Washington last Saturday
| evening on a charge of gaming were called
| in Justice Hiltou's Court in That town, but
were continued until ! p. al. The defense
objected to the jury, on the ground that
| they had been summoned by the officer
making the arrest. II was finally decided
to transfer the cases to q justices Court in
Dayisylle, for hearing next Saturday
OpEN-AIR CoNcERr-Thc Hussar Band
will render the following programme this
evening, commencing At 7:30, at the Plaza
March, "Pomposo Pettec; overture,
81 Nabuco,' Verdi; trombone solo, Spark
| ling Polka" Robinson, performed by d.
NJ. Wright; serenade, To Mamie, Pet
| tee: schottische, 3" Dancing in the Barn,
| Boettger: selection, ' Greeting to Joel,
Chambers: waltz, Elysian," Bowman
galop. Illusion Parlow.
ImPRovING.-M HAYDEN. who at
tempted to drive across the railroad track
in front of an approaching train on
Wednesday. the collision which ensued
causing him to receive an injury to his
head which rendered him insensDle, was
last evening showing signs of returning
consciousness and the prospects are con-
sidered favorable for his ultimate recovery.
PoLIcE CouRr.-In the Police Court yes
tcrlav Robert Bullard, charged with an as
sault with a deadly weapon, was discharged,
the evidence rs TO who commenced the as
| sault being so conflicting that the Court
| did not believe a conviction could be CT
! fected if the prisoner was held to answer
J before the Superior Court......Cal; Myers,
arrested for battery, was discharged.