Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-15
Sacramento Trotting Col. Stakes.


WILDER f. Smith, Secretary, furnishes the
following list of colts that have had second
payments made upon them in the Sacra-
mento yeaIling and 2-year-old stakes for
1886 and 1887:
The Sacramento Yearling Stake for 1856
$75 entrance, of which so must accompany
nomination SO to be paid January /, 1886:
S25 June l, 1886, and S25 the day before the
race. All receipts of gate money and for
sale of privileges to be added to the stake
This stake is for foals of 1885, and is TO be
trotted for at Sacramento the last Saturday
in October, 1856, good day and track Halt
mile heats to harness, 100 yards distance.
First colt, six-tcnths; second colt, three
tenths third colt, one-tenth of stake Fail
ure to make payments when due forfeits
all previous payments. Closed June ], 1885,
with fifteen nominations. Present value OF
stake, 500.
Norris Toomey's b. C. Triumph, by
Prempter, dam Lady Brighton, by Muir
phys son of st. Clair.
NJ. W. Hicks CHI. f. Rill, by Prompter
dam by Romulus.
C. Kirbys b. f. Rosebud, by Prompter
dam Susie, by John Nelson.
Floyd L. Smiths br. f. Alaraba by Suit.
an, dam Cora, by Buccaneer.
John E. Madigans b. c. Macintosh, by
Reveille, dam Debby, by Prompter
L. H. Todhunter's gr. f. Pico, by James
Lick, dam Lady Russell, pedigree un.
known.
IN. Ayres' b. C. John A. Goldsmith, by
Bay Rose, dam by Algona.
Z. Giddings' b. C. Minot, by Bay Rose
dam by Humans Consul.
The Sacramento Two-year-old Stake fol
1SS7-Sl50 entrance, of which $40 must ac-
company the nomination $40 to be paid
January /, 1886; $50 January 1, 1887, and
$50 the day before the race. All receipt:
from gate money and sale of privileges to
be added. For foals of 1855, to be trotteC
at Sacramento the last Saturday in October
1887, good day and track; one mile and re
peat, in harness. First colt, six-tenths
second colt, three-tenths; third colt, one
| tenth of stake. Failure to make payment:
when due forfeits all previous payments
Closed on June 1, 1885, with twelve nomi
nations. Present value of the stake, $3.50
c. Kirby's b. f. Rosebud, by Prompter
dam Susie, by John Nelson.
Floyd L. Smiths br. +. Alaraba, by Sui
tan, dam Cora, by Buccaneer.
Z. Giddings' b. C. Minot, by Bay Rose
dam by Humans Consul.
]. \. Ayres' b. C. John A. Goldsmith, b,
Day hose, uam Dy Algona.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of Tom Murray. charged
with burglary. was continued until th
morning. THE case of Paddy Fox, TO
vagrancy, went over until the 10Th JOIN
| Collins was convicted of disturbing th,
peace, and sentenced to pay fine of $l5
or be locked up fifteen days......R. A. Dot
for visiting an opium den, was fined $50
| with the usual alternative......Ne Nellie Mat
thews, similarly charged, forfeited her de
post.
ANTI-CHIHEsE.-The Mechanics ant
|! Labners' Anti-Chinese League will NEE
in Pioneer Hall at 7:30 this evening. Sew
eral speakers will deliver addresses, an,
the public arc invited to be present ant
hear them.
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Decker, Wheelock, Stecll,s Fisher, Gee
Woods, Emmerson piano, 60 to Cooper
new music store, corner Seventh and
streets. where can be found latest sheet mu
! sic, books, strings. all kinds small musica
> instruments.