Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-20
saturda,,s SANTA Ross Races.


SANTA Rosa, August 19th.-The races
yesterday were more exciting than usual
a lighter attendance than on the previous
day was noticeable
The first race, q running dash of one and
three-fourths miles, was won by Laura
Gardner with ease. Time, 3:052,
The second race, running, one mile, was
won easily by Al. Farrow. Time, 1:43{
The third race, the event of the week,
was trotting race, free-for-all Woodruff
won three straight heats with ease. Time,
2:2344, 2::244 2:24f.
The last race was a free. for all running
dash of half a mile, and was won by Kill
dare. Time 0:493
Nevada County Notes.
NEVADA CITY, August 19th-The sttor
ney for Joe Williams and Al Moore
charged with the murder of Joseph Knee
bone teamster near Spenceyille, short
time ago, yesterday made application to
the Superior Court for writ of habeas cor
pus. The Court took the matter under ad-
visement.
The Supervisors yesterday opened bids
for the purchase Cf Truckee School District
bonds. The bonds, amounting in all TO
Sc, coo, were sold to The Citizens Bank of
this city. They paid premium of SO.
Child Drowned at Colusa.
lcopyrtgh, 1855, by tie California Associated T-,'s
CoLUsA, August 19th.-The one-year-old
son of B Probst, a merchant of this place,
while playing on the bank of the river last
evening, slipped in and was drowned.
LATER-The body of the boy drowned
last evening was recovered this afternoon
at o'clock. An Indian dove for four
| hours, and recovered the body two hundred
feet below where the boy fell in.
Cycling and sprinting at Petaluma.
PETALUMA, August 19th.-Twenty mem
bers of the Bay City Wheelmen rode to
this city to-day from San Francisco via
San Rafael.
The 125-yard handicap foot-race at Agri-
cultural Park this afternoon, between local
sprinters was won by r. S. Adams. The
race caused considerable excitement. A
| large crowd was present. Adams covered
the distance in 124 seconds.
4 Youths Shocking Death.
Copyright. 1888. by the California associated i'si
SAN DIEGO, August 19th.-Henry Nc
Rae, son of Councillor McRae Of this city,
was out hunting with his father and two
brothers, and in pulling out his gun from
the carriage the gun went off and shot hIm
dead. His head and face were feaIfuily
mangled. He was in his 18th year.
Sonoma and Marin Fair.
ICopyright, 1883, blythe California Associated Iy,ss.
PETALUMA. August l9th.-The Twenty
second Annual Fair of The Sonema and
Marin Agricultural Society commences to-
morrow. All the available space in the
: stock department is taken. The pavilion
is well filled with exhibits. Two SPECIAL
trains arrived from Santa Rosa to-day,
bringing stock and visitors.
Rariposa Criminal Cases.
Copyright 1885, by he California associated Prez,l
MAR1PosA, August 19.h.-Judge Corcorsn
has fixed Saturday, August 25.h, for SEN
fencing Bernard Conway.
The Jury has been completed ir-ahe less
) OF the People VS.. the Jones boys and Carson
for cattle stealing
School Tax Carried.
[Copsright, 1855. Oy tie California Associated Ier;i
REDDINe, August 19lh.- The special
school election in this district to levy tax
to repair and improve the school-house
| and grounds was carried by over two-thirds-
The Indian Scare at an End.
TCopygsght, 1885, tyR.e CaiJoyniG Associated Iress
YUMA, August 19th.-The Apache war is
over. General Nelson Miles passed here on
his way home to-day.
Soldiers in Camp.
Copyright, 1883, by Ge California issosiated Press
/ SANTA CRUZ, August 19th.-The Third
! Regiment, N. 6. c., arrived at , A. N. To-
day.