Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-22

Totals.................92 p Totals 81
The Knickerbockers went down to Oak
land yesterday morning to play their third
game with the GREENWOOD Il Moran Club,
and returned in the evening reporting that
the Oaklanders did them up" in good
shape, beating them y to 4. The Sacra-
mento boys made three runs in the first
inning, and began to feel pretty good, but
it didn't last. The Knickerbockers are
satisfied that no junior club has any bust
ness with the GREENWOOD IL Morans, rs the
latter are open to play any club in the
State, barring only the Haverlys.
The Johnson Boys beat the 50 Watson
Boys" yesterday, IS to 5.
The Knickerbockers are considering a
proposition to 90 to Woodland next Sun
day to play the " Strictly Business Club
of that place
The Woodland Democrat of yesterday
says: The game played to-day by the Cal
ifornians of Sacramento and the Unions of
Woodland resulted very differently from
the games heretofore played by the two
cities. The Sacramento boys scored % to 9,
when the Unions threw up the game and
acknowledged themselves beaten.
FIRE SATURDAY NIGHT-About $50 Sat
urday night smoke was observed issuing
from the basement of Earle, Potter q Co.'S
hardware store, on the south side of J
street, near Ninth, and Ninth street, near
J, their premises fronting on both streets.
An alarm was turned in from box AZ, at
the Tenth-street engine house. The fire.
men were in the procession escorting the
visiting Turner's, and were in the imme-
diate vicinity of the fire when it was dis
covered. There was considerable light
stuff, for packing purposes, in the base
ment, and the fire spread rapidly, creating
4 dense smoke at the same time 1t took
about three-quarters of an hour to subdue
it, and the great quantity of water used did
much damage to the stock of goods, but
the loss is covered by insurance. During
the progress of the fire J. w Wollenberg,
while holding a lantern to assist the fire
men, fell through a trap door in the side
walk. and received severe bruises and bad
shaking up. While the fire was being sup
pressed another alarm was struck from box
49, but on investigation it was found that
this was only piece of foolishness perpe-
trated by some individual who found the
box still open from the first alarm. The
fire is supposed to have been started acct
dentally BY sparks emitted by fireworks
used during the procession, aud which
dropped through the sidewalk grating, and
caused straw and other stuff 10 blaze. The
firm are unfortunate, as they were burned
out last August.
The ROADSTER RAcE.-A large crowd
assembled at the Park last Saturday to wit
ness the match race between Mr., Hodson's
trotting mare Kate Bender and Mr.. Gil
mans PAGER Foss. The former was driven
bv James Linden, and the latter by w. +.
IL. L, II lna Il
at the first turn and maintained it around
to the wire. winning in a log in 2:37 Be
fore the second heat the horses scored four
teen or fifteen times. the driver of the mare
appearing determined to tire old FOss out.
The mare started off with the lead, but was
passed by the PAGER at the eighth pole.
Near the half Foss broke and almost came
TO a stop. The mare passed and opened
distance of fifty yards between them, but
the PAGER gained fast, and, Bender making
a break near the head of the homestretch,
he overlook and passed her, winning in
2:3Gi. The heavy scoring before the heat
and the great exertion he was compelled
TO make to reach the wire first after this
break proved too much for the old gray,
and his opponent won the next three heats
in 2:3s, 2:392 and 2:40. Foss was distanced
in the last heat.
NorARIEs PUBLIc-The following No
taries Public were appointed by the Gov
ernor last Saturday: J. S. Porter, Suffer
Creek, Amador county: J. H Powers, Chico,
Butte county; Fred. Irwin, Placerville, FL
Dorado county; Wallace Dinsmore, Eureka,
Humboldt county; Duncan Campbell. Big
Pine, Inyo county; W. c. Cartwell, Point
Arena, Mendocino county; John T. Shurt-
lift, Nevada City; Joseph Brown San Ber-
nardino; w. F. Swasey, Charles L. Kelley,
Lee y. Craig San Francisco; w H Wool
bridge, Santa Barbara; Henry Lee Martin,
Millville Shasta: b. W. jerks, Sawyer s
Bar, Siskiyou; w. 5. Louden. Weavervillc,
Trinity: +. s. Hall, san Buenayentura,
Ventura county.
CoMnERcIAL.-Arrived Saturday and yes
terday, steamer Flora, from the Upper Sac
ramento, with barge load of grain; steamer
Varuna. from the Upper Sacramento, with
barge load of wood and grain steamer San
Joaquin. No. ,, from San Francisco, with
merchandise and barge of general freight
steamer d. E. Knight, from San Francisco
en- route to Marysville. Cleared, steamer
San JOAQUIN. No. ., for San Francisco, with
grain: steamer Flora, for the upper Sacra-
mento. light: steamer Naruna, for the
upper Sacramento, with merchandise.
Cry TREAsURY.-The following were the
receipts of the city treasury for the weel
ending Saturday, June Goth From J. n
Herndon. cemetery dues, 1913; A. S. Woods
water rates, 1862 %; n. A. Kidder, harbol
dues. s21 20; w A. Henry, Police Cour
fines, 1852 80; George A. Putnam, city
licenses. S5l6 As Total receipts, 81, 745 43
Total disbursements, $1,556 81. Tota
amount in city treasury, S4l6,356 10,
PoL1cE CouRr.-In the Police Court Sat
urday the cases of Lu Di and All Teck
arrested for vagrancy. were dismissed, n'
complaint having been filed against them
THE case of Ida Smith, accused OF al
assault TO murder j. d. Smith, was dis
missed at the request of the latter IN oper
Court. John Higgins, arrested for peu
larceny. VAS discharged.
CATTLE AT AUcT1ox.-M. Toomey, The
well-known auctioneer, will sell on Thurs
day next herd of cattle belonging to Mrs.
Nellie Fox, on the ranch of Mrs. Flynn
adjoining the Whitcomb ranch, four mile:
south of Freeport. Forty five head of cows
thirty calves and other property will be sole
to the highest bidder, Sale commences a.
10 A.. Ii.