Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
The Shasta Fair.

;copyrtst, 1885, by The Catjor7lia Associated Pr,ssI
RBsD1NG, Septembez 19th.-Another fine
day, with the attendance and exhibitions
increased.
The first race, one mile and repeat, Lulu
won in two heats. Time, 1:55-1:53.
The second race trotting one mile best
three in five, Lokengrin and Bird started.
Bird won the first heat in 2:35 and Lohen-
grin the next three in 2:34-2:43.
A foot race, one hundred yards, for $25,
was run by George B. Smith and D. E.
Fletcher. Smith won. Time, eleven Sec
onds.
The ssn Luis Obispo Fair.
Copyright 1855. by The California Associated PressI
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, September 19th.-The
second annual fair of the San Luis Obispo
Agricultural District commenced Yesterday,
and was in thorough running order to day.
The new and spacious pavilion contains
magnificent agricultural, mechanical and
art exhibits.
At the stock grounds there is fine array
of animals. Three running races and one
trotting race constituted to-day's pro-
gramme. The attendance was over 20e0
The fair promises to be great success in
every particular.
Yuba and Suffer Notes.
ICopye1t, 1888. BY tie Caafors'z associated Press
MABysvILLE, September 10Th. - At q
meeting Of the Sutter County Horticultural
Society to-day the subject of irrigation was
discussed. The members were unit on
the proposition that irrigation is not desir-
able for fruit in Sutter county.
A Prohibition Convention will be held
here week from Saturday next to nomi-
nstea county ticket.
Fatal Result of an Accident.
'copyigat, 1855. by he California associated PressJ
STOCKTON, September 19th.-While re-
| turning from the race track last night
James Pierce's horse started to run and
| Pierce jumped out. his foot catching in the
| attempt, and he struck on his head, receiv-
| ing injuries which resulted in his death
this afternoon.
Desperate Fight In Stockton.
fCopyrig. 1855. b. The California Associated Press
Stockton, September 10Th. - Thomas
Toohy, a trainer, and another man whose
! name Is not known, got into a drunken
brawl in saloon tonight, and Toohy was
badly bea en- and stamped by mis- antago-
| mist, who escaped. Toohy was unconscious
for some time, and it is feared is seriously
injured.
Boyce's Old Libel Suit.
copyright, 1885, BY the California Associ1t>d Press;
Los ANGELES, September 19th-The
Boyce ys. Times Mirror case was opened
this morning. Boyce sues for $50, 900 on a
libel published in the Times February 18th
last. 1t grew out of embitterness against
General Boyce by Colonel Otis. The Court
house was crowded.
Relief For the Floridans.
Copyright, 1855, 6yhe California Associated Pre,,I
Los ANGELES, September 19th.-A sub
scription of S267 was taken up by General
Underwood on the cars here, and forwarded
to-day to the Odd Fellows in the Florida
yellow fever district.
Run Down by Drunken HOrseman.
jcopy1ah 1885, By the California A.soeiated Press
HoLLIsTER, September 19th.-B. B. Nc
Croskey, prominent attorney of Hollister,
was run over by drunken vaquero and
| seriously injured, but no fear is anticipated
rs 10 his recovery.
Took a shot at Her.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 19th.-[Spe-
cial. About three o'clock this morning
Alexander V. Martin, an employe of Wells
Fargo & Co. was arrested for shooting at a
woman of whom he had become Jealous
He is charged with assault to murder.