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I Three Contests Over a Muddy Track, with Slow Time. About LOOO people attended theßayDisIncl track, San Krandsco, Saturday afternoon, ro witness the programme oirered for '«;'■ rad day of the meeting of the Blood-Horse Association. The track of ■• wm mnddy and slow, but the hard m made it safe enough for the horses to ran all they knew how, and in each of the rvcnis flu- time made was good, considering tne unfavorable conditions. There were the n^ua l ftve races announced, but there Were only three contests, the other two eyenta being -walk-oven. The lir-t race ,va • .■• $400 purse, for all ages, weight for age. three-quarter-mile beats tn this,

W. B. Todhnnter'a eh. <■. Kstnl, ..y.-a-s. carrying 113 pounds, Marc Daly, Joe (..and Lotfi* L. were the starters. Estul was the favorite with the poolbuyers and . ■ . iongh Un- av/hile Hie start Marc I■-i I v sold on even a ■•■: '.'•• [ling for low ngures. Cii;, won both heats :is be pleased, taking the '•■ ad wh n he wanted it. 1 t conrac, ESstili had to mdi Ige in his customary antics, wJ or-twenty minutes, bnl Uallowav 'i ; « rider was patient an.; i : ; s horse ' ' '■■"' ' : '-■"'■■' ' he •■ ■ ■'■■■■ ■'. !");•■ time ofth< : t;2i. The for two- ra-eJKhtba ol a mile. The •■• wi ■ ers in ■ R.P.Ashe' ; . Ed. in ::;.■'. ph. [dl.-- ■.'"■'• ii Ka] : the !j " 'Is A: '.■ . . 150 ; Plato, $100; Idleweiss,

q iecn ICapiolani ; - • Bel I, - SO. Alter some false : id-off with <\)ii:>:,::i in til others in :i bum !,. i i ■■ pt the U i] w ho :-■: Down the around the In ,ver t»im th( five racers were bu . ting hard .: and caui in the soft nr.i.l to !iy. cii the positii a :■■•■:■ ait< red except Plato, who had c iiue fr,r<:\ fourth ';■■ sec >nd pi i .-. A: the tl i ■ quarterp >le he had pot m or enough r.> make ii aneomfortl }• !!:•■ i _'lir i, was a hard 6ghl between the two, and there waa at no time daylight bi tweeu them.

I gan kepi a slight lead. howev.T. and en the wire a short hall lenp idleweisa third. Time, I 07. AH three '■an ied 105 ponnds each. The third event, the I 1 fpr all a ■ • $500 added \ . Ikover for Beai Id. i ■ • ■ inrth rai >• was ■se for all ages, with foar entrii : W. Nl.

Ayrts. g. g. fchi Ban, mi pounds ; [) iisj "D . 110; way, 100, and ( . Dishth wa a hot fa\ rite, $100 ti . hers. These odds were justifi . . \\\ V r cc in the i asiesl bi ■:. though Daisy ran him close nearly all the way: ■ . i iU.'.v third. Tim « jiifsiicii walked over for th \ :al stakes. 'I he ihir< .lav's races will nor B Pneaday. providing it does not rain on :iut day.

Colusa's Candidate pob Goverkob. The Ked Bluff Sentinel Eays: •• It is said VVIIIS. Green .I.. n't wait t.> !»■ Governor very bad, bat be intends to take Colosa Ogunty i!i his pocket down to the next Democratic State Con vention, and if h*>_geta 1

knocked ont,' then the delegation will go for Hon. John BogRS. Green is for Irwin in his paper, b'.u tor Botrgs in the Convention. The Democracy could go farther and find ranch worse timber for a Governor than John Boggs."

No, doctor; Colusa county is too large for a pocket piece, and is not toted to Conventions in that way. It is the banner county of thf- groat uaterritied ; it is fur Democracy, Cleveland, office, Repuulk-ttn stalp.-, civil service and reform ; it i« a whirlwind in enthusiasm, a tornado in industry and an avalanche in influence. It is for John Boggs, W. S. Green. C. P. Berry, .'.

Deßarth Bhorb, Pat Iteddy or Boy other man with bruins, good horse 6ense and sound Democracy. It U for Thomas Jefferson. General Jackson and Jesus Christ.

Our principles are broad enough t<> take is the entire creation, and we bar nothing except thai portion of the Stockton Convention which was the creation of a few effeminate asses, disguised under the name of Democrats, but who ip reality were a lot of jackasses robed in Iton skins. --[Willows Journal.

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