Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-01
PACIFIC COAST.
THE APACHE INDIANS ARE AGAIN
ON THE WARPATH.
The Blood Horse Races-Celebra-
lions Yesterday Throughout
the State-Bay Items.
PACIFIC COAST.
ESPECIAL nnrArcHzs TO THE BEcoRD-usIosl
PATRIOTIC COMMUNITIES.
Pacific Coast Towns Whose Citizen
Honor the Memory of Washington.

PORTLAND, April 30th.-The celebration of the
Centennial of Washington's Inauguration was
the graudest affair ever witnessed in Oregon.
The procession was the longest ever formed in
the Northwest, comprising civic orders and the
military. The parade occupied thirty-five min
utes in passing given point. Governor PEN
meyer acted as President of the day. The
weather was warm and sultry.
In the morning services were held in all the
churches The affair ended in the opening of
the exposition buildings of the North Pacific
Industrial Association under the auspices of
the First Regiment, o. \. g.. with an exhibit
ton drill, terminating with ball.
A game of baseball was played this afternoon
between the Standards and Wlllamettes, with
the following scOre Standards IL, William
cites 6.
VIRGINIA CITY New, April 30th.-The Cen
tennial was celebrated here to-day by a parade
and the firiug of cannon majority of the
miners had holiday.
TUCSON, April 30th.-Inauguratio Day was
generally observed by the closing of business
houses and devotional exercises at the various
churches, a procession and the laying of the
cornerstone of the Episcopal Church by the
Right Rev Bishop ]. NJ Kendrick, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Pearson, of Phoenix, and Rev. Mr..
Haskins, of Los Angeles.
MERGED, April 30th.-The Washington Cen
tennial was observed here very generally
Memorial services were held in all the churches
Flags were displayed from every flagstaff in
town, and salute of twenty-one guns fred at
sunrise, noon and sunset. A large meeting of
citizens assembled at the Courthouse square,
where literary exercises were given by
the children of the public schools closing with
an Grafton by Frank II. Farrar. The intervals
were filled with vocal and instrumental music
basket picnic was held at noon. In the after
noon the people indugled in games, boys races,
girls races, bicycle races, fat mems races, etc.
closing with daLce ON the platform erected for
that purpose. Alithe business houses in the town
closed, the whole population deyotipg the day
to enjoyment and the commemoration of the
great event IN our countryS history.
MODESTO. April 30th.-The centennial ami
Versary Of the Inauguration of George Washing
ton was celebrated at Modesto by the firing of a
salute of thirteen guns at sunrise the ringing
of bells at o clock, also by a procession con.
sisting of band, military, firemen, pioneers.
baseball clubs, and citizens in carriages The
grafton, by hon. j. W. Breekeuride, of MERGED,
was mastery effort. Dancing aud other
amuscments TO lowed. In the afternoon ball
game between the MERGED and Modesto
mines resulted in favor OF the Merceds, by a
score of sixteen to thirteen. This evening a
promenade concert took place under the
auspices of Grant Corps. No. 49, w. R. C.
SANTA Cruz, April 30th.-The business houses
were all closed to-day. Literary exercises were
held at the Dolphin Athletic Park. Addresses
were made by Bart Burke and Duncan McPher-
son: picnic was held, and money prizes given
for boat races. over 1900 people participated
AUBURN, April 0th-Centennial Day was OBJ
served here with flags flying, bells ringing and
services in one of the churches A large meet
ing of citizens was held in the Courthouse,
where patriotic speeches. were delivered. 4
game OF baseball in the afternoon and q festival
at night closed the days festivities.
MARYsvILLE, April S0th.-No formal celebra-
ton OF the centennial was held here, but the
public ou1ces, banks and q number of other
places of business are closed, and several of the
churches hold special services, while there is a
general display of flags.
CoLUsA, April 30th.-The national anniversary
was appropriately observed here. business
houses and residences were generally deco
rated. and union services of the several
churches with patriotic addresses and music
were held.
ORLAND, April 30th.-Oyer 1.1eO citizens of
Colusa and Tehama counties gathered here to-
day to celebrate the centennial anniversary
General \. p. Chapman was the orator. In the
afternoon steps were taken to permanently or
game an old settlers association Of the two
counties.