Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-13
deserving great credit for the work they
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heat and the time made.
No. Running stake-For district saddle
horses; 10 for starters; $50 added. Six hundred
yards and repeat.
NJ II ffrens g. G. Copper Cent.....................
Number & Berry's S. &. Little Rube.............
3 Sumates G. Ten Broeck.
}. /. Minears <.
c. F. bunchs b. g.
d. Seully's b. g. Parnel ...............
lime, :s413-:3354
No. 2-Running stake For district horses $40
entrance; half 10 feil $3.50 added, of which $40
dash.
". L. Davis b. g. jack Brady ...................
II. L. karton's b. S. Painkiller.. 3
s. Gregory b. &. Barney G.......................
T.. tltners b. g. Norton.
A. c. Smiths b. g.
Time, :i9
No. 3-1rotting and pecing-Free for all trot-
ters and PAGERS without Il record up to GATE en-
tries closed. Purse $500
A Tiejen's blk s. Untario.............,.
X. Sargents b. ;. Ross o.....................2
F. Seguin's b. 6. Little Doc........,...... s 3
j. K. Hodson's g. Johnny Sketon... 4 dis
Time, 91s-23I-2:2914 4-a:32.
No. 4-Runnirg stake-For ali ages: s25 en-
tran e; SO forfeit: 500 added, of which $50 to
second horse; third to save stake. Halt mile
and repeat.
H Willis CHI m Lila Ferguson on............... /
" y Ilt;rA1 r. MgrTy $ S;, s ,PeFrlgrene...,.'.2
D. Dennison's :. m Blue Bonnet...............
Time, Is-:4s
No 5.-Trotting pure, s400-2-27 class
Honser y, Z soules br 5 Ha Ha....,.......
! Geo. Cropsy' S ch, s. M Eva W. 2
Time, 2:2e54-2:3'$4- 919-2:S215.
No, Especial running stake.-Five-eighth of
q mile and repeat. Stake Sl00.
II. f. Bartons b. II. Minnie B.................
| d. l5ennison's b. m. Maggie D............... . 2
T. tlitners blk. s Meulo.........-.....-..... 5
a. Harrison's b. G. W
A. y. Stephensons b. IN AVondale.......... 4
lime, lO434-l04A
No. Especial tr'tting puTse-For named
horses; three minute class mile heats two in
three Purse sI0O
w Ober's b. m. Switch Off................... /
F. r BSaees 5scFsons B. B. a Az Hsrrv ds
F. Posts blk s. Hiram Wilkes-.............. 8
Time, 3Il-3:07-S.0S
No. Stunning stake For all ages: S55 Ell
trance; $40 forfeit; 500 added, of which $50 to
second horse third 10 save stakes. One mile
and repeat.
A. J. stephensons $ m Susie S.-............. l
D. pennison's b. g. Dave Douglas............ ? 1 2
! L. A. Blasmgame's b. 6. Hermes............ 0 0
| Il. Howard 5. Phantom. ................. . o
ii. NllntS S. 6. 0
A. Wakeman.s m. Eta W..................... win
Time, l4354--l l;l5]4-l:45.
No. 9-Running stake, hendicap-For District
horses; SIS entrauce; half forfeit $50 added of
which SO to second horse, third 10 save stakes
| Six hundred yards dash
r. T. McCarty's 5. m. Susie. ..
II. Z BaTtous b. Painkiller.. .
Y. 5. Gregory b. g Barney
4
| \. G. Smiths g. m.Lucy Penryn-............... 5
Time. -
No. fO.-Running stase-For all ages: $40 en-
trance; 80 forfeit; $50 added, OF which $50 to
second horse; thiri to save stake. Three
| quarter nile and repe8t
| W. II. Murry'S S. s Perrigreuc .. l !
ID. Dennisnn's $. n. Blue Bonnet ..............
N. d. Gomezs ch. 6. ickpocket............
Auner q Berry S m. Annie B...................dis
Time l:l6-l:l6.
No. u.-special trotting purse 500 - $40
" H, Pa kers b s Steve Whppic
j. r. hodsonS CHI The Dude.:............. ? s
Time. 2:3l-2291{ {-2:30.
No Especial trotting pu.se-For yearlings:
half-mile heats, two in three.
&. F. kunch's Linette. ....
A. T. Jackson's Cherokee Prince............... .
Time, 2:23-2:i2.
No Especial running purse SlOO- five
eighth mile dash.
w. H. Murry's b. S. J. NJ r ....................
E. Flitncr'S b. m. Minnie k......,........ .
D. Dennisons b. m. Blue eBonnet................. 8
H. L. MeCarty s. m.
Tine, l02l5.
No. 14-Novelty race; Purse of 500; s25 to
each quarter; one mile.
Il. E Baron's 5. Painkliler ............12S4
Suner ~ Berry 6 s. g: Little Rube............
D. Dennison's = m. Maggie ID ........
NJ. McCFinnon's blk Me Io................
Time la.
No. l5-Special Trotting and Pacing; purse
si00; mile heats, three in five.
A rietjen's blk. & Ontario. 2li1
]. Il. Hodson's b. S. 1hnny skeiton ......,: ,
lime, 229112 2:S2, 2:SS, 2:S51S.
PAVILION EXHIBITS
The exhibits in the Pavilion this wear
are said 70 be fewer than those OF last sea
son. Below is given the names Of exhib-
itorS, so faT as ohtainsble BY member of
the reportorial force OF the RECORD UNION.
some of the exhibits are worthy of special
mentiou, but the limited space in this Issue
will not admit of i more extended notice
WiDdmill-A. T. Adams, Gait.
Ironing boaTd-C. f. Krtchum, lone
Washing machine. IL. Cunningham, lone.
Case of arti cial dentures-O. T. Wilson lone.
Soapstone-A. P Hamon, Jackson.
Bar soap Richard W thingtOn Sacramento
LINED. Bonham, lone.
Hard and soft SOAP. Northrup, Comanche.
Woolsey, lone
Wheat-JaSper Johnston lone
Black barley-C. simmons lone
Barley and wheat A. Gondirg Comanche
Pyramid of hour-B. Isaacs d Bros, lone.
Wheat and bsrley-Alex Ferguson, lone
Tobsceo-J. C Walker, lone
TobsccO-Garabaldi. Amador.
Rye and native OATS. Johnson, lone
Wheat and oats - II. A. Messenger, Valley
Springs.
Wheat and sunhower-Mrs. Nixon, Valley
Springs.
Green peppers. laraest squash, largest pump
kin, tarly Rose potatoes, exhibit of tomatoes
pop corn, collection garden seeds-J. Johnson,
lone.
Indian corn on stalk, squashes pumpkins. 20
tatoes, tomatoss-J. C. Clifton, lone
Bayon beans, garden peas, sweet corn-W. C.
Jones, Nogans.
Indau corn-P TIamon. Jackson.
Muskmelons- 5lbert Leon. Sutter Creek
Watermelons-GeorgeW Wilmington, lone.
Table beets, stock beets, Indian corn. sweet
corn-George Wilmington. lone
Sweet as, Kentucky snap beans, long
neeRed squash--N. Z. Jones' Vogans.
Green flesh musk meion-J. c. Clifton, lone
Potatoes. apples pears, pluIns pTlIues-MrS
d. Dawson. lone.
Cabbage. squash, sweet corn, onions. to-
metoes, peppers-J. ". McMuuay, lone.
P0sat, es-J. Whitaker, lone.
Potatoes and mushmelon-Thomas Clifton
lone
Displa7 potatoes -Georse woolsey, lone.
CautaloUpes. stalk corn. cabbage, cucumbers
tomatoes and largest pumpkin. II. Gooding
Comanche.
Table carrots. Johnston. lone.
Watermelons-J Kidd lone.
Potatoes, indian corn. pop corn. black sweet
corn-J. ". Violet, lone.
Sweet corn in stalk-A. Leon.
Eight varieties of squashes and egg plants-J
G. Walker lone
squashes and eucumbers-G. Il. Dunlap.
Egg plant, onions. potatoes, carrots, beets
cabbage green peppers, beans, etc.-Garibaldi
AMador.
Bean, peppers, Indian and sweet corn. on.
ions, etc.-D; Denney. This ranch three years
less. To-day it is one OF the finest orchards and
gardens i; the county.
Egyptian green corn, table beets, stock beets,
water melons, table grapes, parsuips. cucumbers,
celery. lettuce sweet cora, articnokes, ieeks-
I. Merkle lone
Must-inelons- j. Dicbold Lancha Plana.
Pop com. green peppers, tomatoes cabbage
onions-J Cargnap. Lancha Plann.
Sweet com. cucumbers-G. W. Phillips Nj
Pleasant
Onions, squashes, pumpkins, tomatoes. canta-
/ loupes-a. Northup, G.manche.
Best display of garden seeds, twenty eight var
/ ietieS-tiariba.di. Amador.
Indian corn, snowflake po.atoes-Andy Win
ters, lone.
Best display OF potatoes, three musk melons.
green, three musk melons, yellow, popcorn
". Ii. Pronby. lone.
Wheat bretd-A. P. Harmon. Jackson; Mrs.
J. M. Murray. lone; Mrs. J. " Violet lone;
Master Glenner Walker lone.
Plate of raised biseuits-Mrs. J. W Violet
Whest bread Clara Barnhiset Ole,a: Mrs D.
Denney lone.
Exhibit blackberries- Jasper johnson. lone;
Apples-A. R. Harmon, Jackson.
Bartlett pearS-Al. Leon. sutter Creek
| Piums apples. blsck kberries peaches figs nee
! tarines-J. A GoodiDg, Comanche
Piums pears. peaches. late; peaches, early
! L. Mer5le, lone.
| Apples, prunes-E Merkle, lone
| Apples, figs pears -Garabaldi Co., Amador
Display ana best quality OF peaches piums
and igs-Ci. II. Dunlap, lone.
| Figs apples, pluuls, pears. oranges peaches