Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-07
INRIGNANr VETERANS.
Seattle Comes Up Smiling.

SEATTLE (Wash.), June 6th.-The first
anniversary of the great fire of June, 1889,
which destroyed the entire business por-
ton of the city, was celebrated in this city
tonight. Many large stores and buildings
were thrown open to the public during the
day. Toklas, Singerman & Co., whose
store was closed by the FIRE at twenty-five
minutes past 6 o'clock on June 6, 1889, re-
opened to day at exactly the same hour.
United States Judge c. H. Hanford, made
formal opening speech. Other houses
opened in the same manner. The Cham
Der of Commerce gave banquet. Fire
works were set off across the harbor, and
at West Seattle salute of one hundred
guns was fired.
San Carlos Indians.
Tucson, June 6th.-A courier arrived this
morning from Troop L. Lieutenant Meals
in command, saying he had turned the In
dians back north toward the San Carlos
Reservation, and they were making for
Martinez Pass in the Rincon Mountains.
Lieutenant Hardiman captured pony
from the band which the Mexicans saw.
The authorities are of the opinion that the
seven that Lieutenant Meals has turned are
the same that Hardiman is looking for
that they, seeing the dust from the troops
going out Wednesday evening, doubled
back, completing the circling. The tele-
phone wires TO Fort Lowell are down, and
no late reports are obtainable.
Racing at Tacoma.
TACOMA. June 6.h-The Morgan Memo
rial Speeding-park Race Course has been
completed and is to be the fastest track out
side of Stockton, Cal. Since the death of
Harry Morgan the grounds have been
turned over to an association of representa-.
tive citizens, who have decided TO hold q
summer meeting July 1st, ID. Sd, 4th and
5th. Purses aggregs,ing 5000 will be
hung up for victors in fifteen different
events, with 81 coo added for special or
made races. The events as arranged give
promise of great sport TO lovers of racing,
and the purses offered are bound TO bring
together some of the best horses on the
coast.
Fire at Auburn.
AUsuRs, June CHA fire broke out in
Jacobs building on Commercial street in
this city shout half past four o clock this
morning. 1t originated in DR.. Hawkers'
dental rooms in the second story and con-
sumed the upper story. The FIRE company
did good werk, but owing to some delay
in the water power, time was lost. The
losers are the County Treasurer j. II.
Jacobs, photograph gallery. outfit and
damage to building; DR.. j. c. Rawker,
library and apparatus; W.. E. Banbrook,
photograph instruments and plates. The
total loss is s., 25e, but no insurance.
Helena Mining Exchange.
HELENA, June eth-The incorporators of
the Helena Mining Exchange met last
night and adopted constitution after the
pattern of that used by the Kansas City
Exchange and the St. Louis rates of COM
mission. The following officers were
elected E. w. knight, President Samuel
Word, Vice President; II. S. Howell, Secre-
tary; L. G. Phelps, Treasurer. Especial
provisions have been made for excluding
wildcat operators. The date OF the for
NAL opening has not been settled upon.
A Whaler Wrecked.
SAN Francisco, June 4th.-News was re-
ceived here to-day of the loss Of the New
Bedford whaling bark Lancer, in the Japan