The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-11

just now TINT will, In all probability be sub
Ject of considerable discussion at the next
meeting OF the Fox Terrier Club.
The regular monthly meeting of the Fox
Terrier CluO Will take place on Tuesday even
ing next. the 18Th inst. This club VIII in all
pi obabllty come 10 some arrangement with
the California Poultry Association about hold
ing Joint exhibition, or, at all events, a dis
play OF their respective shows In the one build
ing NJ the same time. The Fox Terrier Cub
has some handsome silver cups for the lucky
ones OF their next show.
1t seems that Fl. McCue's famous dog Ned is
not only good trotter but also a clever field
dog. Sam Hughes Me Ell Plate cannot give
him many points.
The Eastern field trial alleged entries num-
| Der twenty six English settlers ana eight point
els. The subscription stake has nine nominal
lions and The selling stake fourteen and seven
pointers.
The Argyle kennels have added two fine st.
| Bernards To their stock. They have pur.
chased recently lie Prince and La Prncesse
X. h. Gardiner has been unfortunate in los
| Ing his English setter bitch puppy by acct
dental poisoning MIR. Gardn r had great
hopes OF his handsome young bitch. She was
by Hopes Rush out of Rose Bolton.
The decision given recently by Judge
Belcher on the pound laws Is of interest TO All
dog-owners. Judge Sullivan rendered a sim.
liar decision some ten years ago. We have not
the details at hand, but the decision is TO the
effect that any animal subject TO impending
in charge OF its owner cannot be taken by the
pound man. The animal does not nave 10 he
on chain. but if In charge is exempt
We are pleased TO see that a California
Veterinary College has been Incorporated to
establish an institution for the instruction OF
veterinary science, 10 confer diplomas and de.
grees upon graduates and TO provide means
for the care and treatment Of sick and Injured
in San Francisco.
The following have been elected trustees
Henry j. Croker, A: Auchie Cunningham,
Hyde, DR.. w. F. McNuIt, j. Leroy Nickei. J,
l.. Rathbone, AdOph B. SpreckeIs Hngh
Teyts, j. h. Wilson. DIR. Luke Robinson,
YVna AZ
Winslow Anderson
The trustees Will be so organized that five Of
their number shall go out of office every wear.
shall be for five years.
The following have subscribed 500 each 10
nelp start the institution: f. A. Nief, Thomas
Bowhlil, A. L. BuZZard and W. L. Egap
The great meeting which has been an Iorg
looked forward 10 by the leashmeu of the Staie
is near at hand, as the sportSmen leave by the
8 O'Clock train tomorrow morning for the ia.
nous plains, and 1t Is safe to say that the num-
! Der that will attend the meeting will surpaSs
| anything that has Yet been seen at the annual
| gathering. Fifty-fve OF the greatest dogs in
/ the State have been nominated, among which
are some forty at least of The finest dogs in the
! country. They are without exception the pick
OF all our Kennels ana come from nearly all
! quarters OF the State.
/ San jose sends eight, Sacramento eight.
| MERGED nine. Oakland one or two, Haywards
| three. and this city has contributed twenty five
! Only three OF the well-known 'cracks" of The
State are absent. viz, the Sacramento dogs,
J Guile and Gaze, and Mr.. TerDan's great dog.
Long John. The latter was injured last week
| by coming In collision with one of the street
cars, but why the two Sacramento dog, are
among the missing we have not heard.
! All the great breeds known TO the coursing
world are also represented; the imported dog
! Royal Crest will be represented by five or six
| of his stock, as well The great English
Burnaoy. Skyrocket-Amertca's greatest per-
! fOrmer-will have four or five OF his get TO do
battle for him, some of which are said To be IT
| least equal TO Iheir sire.
! T. j. Cronin's old veteran Killarney will be
/ represented by two at least OF his family that
! frequently ana against great odds captured the
! last banner on many a welhfought field, viz,
Jack Dempsey and his beautiful litter sister
COomas>le.
! The late Mr.. CarrolPs fine dog Monarch. one
/ of the old time stock OF California. VIII also
/ show up one OF his stock. and the dog that
meets him on Tuesday next can rely on IL that
he has pretty sharp contract on hand if he
| Can down him.
! Sacramento has frequently sent fine repre
! srntatlves TO the MERGED plains, and there ia
! one of that districts stock now In this civ
! (Magpi that the best of them that come
against him Will know when the course is over
that they met at all events foeman worthy OF
! their steel.
MERGED. 100, has some rods in pickle. it is
! said. for their opponents on this occa sion
among which are Ban Boy. Little Baushee and
one or two of Tommy HalPs young flyers
! T. Reilly OF this city has fin looking young
dog IN Harkaway, a son, too, OF the mighty
Valley Queen, who is owned at present by j. j.
Edmonds. This young dog is by Scout. whose
breeding Is second TO none in any country his
dam being the great bitch Mischief, owned py
The late john Carroll. Her performance at
MERGED In 1889 is yet fresh in the memory of
most OF the cour.ng men.
Undoubtedly at the present writing the dogs
that generally are most thought OF and which
command The highest figures In the betting are
MI Doherty's four, the Royal Crest Dalsy
quartet, their performances last SUNDAY no
doubt giving them quite a boom
That the meeting Will be a great one there
cannot be doubt, nor that the leashmen who
are fortunate enough 10 see the sport will have
a day. ~
Johnny Grace in the saddle. and Jim Wren