Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-17
CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR.
NINTH DAY OF TIE THIsTY-
SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
Pavilion Display-To-morrow
Programme.

Eight days of the State Fair have passed,
and the attendance at the races and Pavil-
ion are all that could be expected. Many
hundred people came to the city yesterday,
and many more came on the late trains
last evening. So far the fair has been
grand success, both at the Park and Pavil-
ion. Many come TO see the last few days
races, which promise to be the best of the
session. The receipts of yesterday were ::
Park, 81 ,236; Pavilion, $6jS. Total, SPOOL
The contest for hay-balers took place
yesterday. The points for marking were
as follows Speed 40; quality of work, 80 ;
ease for operators, Is; ease for horse, TO-
Total, 100. The committee was composed
of Hon. a. L. Chandler, George A. Wiley
and w. J. King. The Lightning Hay
Press, entered by J. +. Hill, Sacramento,
was given, for speed, 40; quality, 80; ease
for operators, Is; ease for horse 10. Total,
80. John Alwood's press was awarded 50
points for speed, So for quality, s ease for
operators and ease for horse. Total, rs.
The premium is therefore given to the
former
The second floral exhibit of cut-Aowers
took place last night, when the Union
Nursery, Bell Conservatory and Elm Nur-
sery made displays All were very hand
some and mGitoriOus. The first award
was given to Bell Conservatory, second to
Union Nursery and third to Elm Nursery
The Committee on Awards was George W.
Hancock, Mrs. Sol. Runyon, Mrs N. D.
Carr and Miss Lille Bue
The price Tor quarter-stretch badges for
M a. Of fol
duced by the Board of Directors to SO.
The third grand stock parade and review
will take place at the Park at 10 o'clock
this morning. 1t will highly repay all to
witness it. This evening the annual adj
dress of the society will be delivered at s
o'clock, in the art gallery, by Hon. Morris
NJ. Estee. Efforts will be made to so ar
range the audience that all may hear the
speaker who desire to do so.
To-day's races Will be as follows:
Trotting purse, s., 200-2:27 class. L. J.
Roses blk. z. La Grange; L. V. Spencer's
b. III. Belle Spencer; WILDER F. Smiths
blk; g: Thapsin; Andrew Patterson's g. g.
VIII Harris; John A. Goldsmith's S. $.
Dawn; Peter Johnson's blk. h. Scandi-
navian; p Farrelrs b. S. Marin; Lucy
COTS b. M. Luclia; Jos. C. Simpsons b. c.
Antevelo; A. C. Dietz's b. m. Olivette.
Two-year-old trotting purse,S1 000-(COn-
ditions same as No. s.. Closed March 10.
1885, with seven nominations. Second
payment has been made on the following
NJ. Toomey's b. c. Transit; L. j. Roses b. c.
Alcazar; Rancho Del Paso's b. c. Senator.
Pacing purse, 81, 200--Free for all. S.
c. Tryon's br. g. Prince; J. O. Gibeaus br.
g. Paramount; p. Fitzgerald's br. s. Killar-
ney; o. y. Hickok's ch. m. Alma: n. NJ.
Fay's b. 6. Shaker; II. J. Agnew's b. m.
I MnItntCcl'c 4
man.
The First Artillery Band will render the
following programme at the Pavilion to-
night:
March, "71st Regiment ................... Bower
Overture, Poet and Peasant" Suppe
Waltz Alaskan " Hart
Gavoie, Stephane, .Clauss
selection, EleSante, .Patte
Correct solo, Good Night Serenade," by Mr..
LaveZZi.
SchotIsche, Love You ............B Bauer
udloP f4fst Oholce, King