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 J. H. HEINEKE, 1921 1st avenue, Real Estate, Rental and Fire Insurance Agent.
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WANTED-Married couple desires board in exchange for fine upright piano. Address 1919 Avenue c. 9-21-7t
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-24

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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-24

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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-24

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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, 502 18th
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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-24

store will be closed Saturday, Septem- Der 2s. Will reopen at 6 p. m.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-24

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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-24

Immediately on converting court yes terday morning an adjournment was taken until the afternoon out of respect to the memory of M A Mason. a mem- Der of the Jefferson county bar, an ac- count of whose death the Age Herald printed Sunday. A great many of the lawyers went out to Avondale to attend the funeral
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01

CALL the best running dogs of this State
will meet in the slips to race for the big
prizes and it is safe to say that if the hares
prove to. be good runners some exception
ally fine sport will result.
A rest of few days will greatly assist
the little short-tail natives of the plains to
give their pursuers merry chase over
miles of ground and if the weather will
but favor the sport most enjoyable outing
should result.
The dogs that remain in the finish the
second round will meet in the following
order: Ruby VS.. Ace of Spades, Mission
Boy vs.. Stamboul, Dottie Dimple VS.. Sky
ball, Pheasant Boy VS.. Valley Queen, Meri-
gold VS.. Tipperary, Will O. the Wisp VS..
Dashaway, Flying Buck vs.. Skyrocket,
Plunger VS.. Wee Lassie, Vida Shaw vs..
Royal Fellow, Belmont VS.. Jack Dempsey,
Marvellous VS.. Brophy, Little Banshee VS..
AArnetta, White Rustic vs.; Graunawaile,
Daisy Crest VS.. Annette, Fullerton VS.. Elec-
trio, Fearless VS.. Royal Buck, Nellie Con-
roy VS.. Springtime, Best Trump VS.. Lady
Fitzgerald, Kingston vs.. Roll Along.
Some of the dogs that should be in at
the finish are Flying Buck, Skyrocket,
Wee Lassie, Jack Dempsey, Arnetta, Royal
Buck, Nellie Conroy and Best Trump
The results will greatly depend, however
on the way in which the hares will con-
duct themselves. In expectation OF q
large crowd the grand stand has been com.
fortably arranged for the ladies'.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01

Combs, L. G. Hyde, W. J. Nicholson and
ii. 6. Stuart. Entries and communica-
tons should be addressed to L. Lawrence,
chairman wheelmen's committee, Visalia,
Cal.
Tomorrow afternoon. at O'Clock, J. E..
Edwards of the Olympic Club Wheelmen,
the Imperial Cycling Club, the San Fran
cisco 7. M. c. A. Cycling Club, and mem
Der of several other wheeling organiza-
tions, will make an effort to lower the
worlds five-mile road record, on the
straightaway stretch from San. Mateo to
San Carlos. He was to have made this
endeavor last Sunday, but rain prevented.
He will be paced by tandems. He has rid.
den the distance over this course in
I2:l3 1-5. The record he wants to beat is
IL :19. A minute under such conditions is
a whole lot of time. Can he do it?
The Liberty Cycling Club held a most
enjoyable picnic at Tamalpais on Decora.
ton day. The members and their lady
friends and invited guests gathered on the
A. NJ. boat and took the train for Tamal-
pals station, where a short walk brought
them to the picnic grounds. Dancing
formed large part of the days amuse.
ment, while private lunching parties wan
dered off into the woods near by at noon.
The affair was successfully managed. and
the only regret was that the dav seemed
too short, for the pleasures had made the
time pass quickly.
At a meeting held last Tuesday evening
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures

article 3, section I, by striking out all of
the second half of the section, commencing
with the words tAnd no rebate" and in
sorting the clause: "Clubs joining the as
ISOLATION between May 1 and August 1
shall pay six months dues, or So" This
will probably be adopted without obiec-
ton.
There will be long discussion over this
amendment: "In all competitions under
ing membership in two or more clubs shall
not be permitted to compete against the
parent club except by written consent of
that club"
In this amendment parent club" shall
be understood to mean the club under
whose colors the rider first completes.
Some claim a rider should be allowed to
belong to as many cycling organizations as
he likes and ride under whichever colors
he pleases when a race is given. But there
is great opposition to this way of thinking
from those who believe one tcannot serve
two masters" and that rider should be
loyal to one club and stick by it.
George f. Neece of the Acme Club
offered the following amendment, and at
the first reading it was bitterly opposed. 1t
will come up for final action tonight: ''It
shall be the duty of the secretary of every
club belonging to the association to notify
the secretary of the e. a. C. c. of all sus-
pensions or explosions caused for non
pended or expelled shall be eligible to
membership in any other club belonging
to the association, or can participate in
any event held under the auspices of the
association, until the cause of such suspen-
sion or expulsion is removed"
The Visalia wheelmen are making great
preparations for the celebration of the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
THE RING.
Anthony and Hawkins May Fight at
Colma in JuIy,

Anthony and Hawkins May Fight at
Colma in July.
The Colma Athletic Club managers are
now figuring on match between James
Anthony, a very clever Australian bantam.
and Del Hawkins, local feather-weight.
for the next entertainment Hawkins is a
clever boxer who has been seen milling in
this City on several occasions. Should a
match be consummated between him and
the invader the latter will have to concede
to his opponent at least ten pounds in
weight. which, as every boxer is aware. is
a big advantage, and more especially in .
limited contest. Anthony is, however.
satisfied to meet Hawkins, provided
the latter will agree to enter the
ring at 122 pounds. and at
those figures he thinks that the snoring
fraternity will see match worth witness
Ing. AS Hawkins has fought az the
above-named weight it is thought that he
Will not enter any objection to the Austria
hans demand so far as their respec tive
hghtlng weights are concerned. Anthony
Will light at about 113 pounds, and Judging
from the few short and spirited bouts he
mas had with local men since his arrival,
hawkins will not have all the fun to him
sell In twenty-round race. As King is
by no means satisfied with the result OF
MS recent contest with Peppers, the club
may possibly extend them another oppor-
UNITY to engage in q ten-round bout as a
preliminary to the event of the evening.
Iney should be able to settle the question
OF superiority for all time in that number
OF rounds.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01

coming Fourth of July. They have ar
ranged for 8 series OF races and parades,
and offer liberal prizes TO all who will con-
test and are successful. The programme
opens in the morning with six-mile road
race. This will be followed by general
parade in which there will doubtless be a
large number of riders in line. In the
afternoon there will be quarter-mile
straightaway scratch race, for which three
prizes are offered, open to all class A
riders. In the evening a grand illumi-
mated parade of wheelmen will take place,
and fine bicycle banner will be offered to
the club or town having the largest num-
Der of wheelmen in line. The local riders
will not compete for this prize. A prize
will also be offered for the best gentle
mans or lady's decorated and illuminated
wheel. The local wheelmen will entertain
the visiting riders lavishly, and will try to
make their stay as pleasant as possible.
The committee in charge of the cycling
events consists of L. Lawrence, J. E.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
HE'S OFF!
SPALDING.

This Is the spot, where the shadows cool
Blacken the depths Of the swiriing poor,
ana the forest resounds with the Laughing S~i
VI Inc silver tongue Of the mimic Kali.
Just where great big trout would ne,
On with the best-dressed deadlleSt ny
so, SO, now for lucky cast
Confound that branch, I'm fast!
Ha! saw you not that lightning CLEAN
Where yon moth but kissed the tfeacherou'
stream?
Match me swiftly the auttering game
Beware the branch! All! try again.
Hum, that's strange. Try farther DOWN.
III have him this time, I'll lay crown. -,
Missed him! You know there's many slip
Great Scottl there goes the tip!
Never mind, there's another inside the Dutt;
Now, drop lightly the dainty gut
just where that snowy mass OF 1oam
Swings In behind yon messy stone'
Hurrah! have him! Careful now
Egad, old chap you're mine, VOW,
just as sure as though book OF rate
Already held your length and weight.
Avaunt! We praters of city life,
With your sickening toll and ceaseless str1fe
And your doubtful pleasures that never care
10 match this fight in the healthrul air,
This grand set-to in the rapids froth
AND the trump of landing-Oh!--, ne s ON
BY JUNE BUG" w.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
THE KENNEL.
Annual Meeting and Election of the
Pacific Club.

Pacific Club.
The Pacific Kennel Club will have a
meeting on Wednesday evening, at which
time the annual election of officers will be
held. Some very interesting discussions
over dogs and dog shows will doubtless
occur. There are some wonderful dogs
now owned by members of the club, and ii
is said that some of the champion "quail-
ers," who have beer trained to wide rang
ing, can more than place some of the crack
anglers of the Fly-casting Club in the
shade in making long cast. 1t is said
that the great Glenbeigh and Countess
Noble are generally out of sight in this par
ticular.
A strange Interpretation of the tariff
laws came to light last week in the New
York Custom-house. 1t was decided that
country free of duty, but eggs of game
birds must pay duty. The case devel-
oped through box of game birds eggs,
which came by recent steamer and were
seized by the custom house officers.
The following letter from prominent
local sportsman is self-explanatory:
Sporting Editor Call: I wish to call the at
tention Of the dog fraternity to the report in
the American Field of the late San Francisco
Bench Show 1t seems strange that paper of
the standing OF the Field, which is ecknoWl-
edged to be the leading sporting journal OF
America, and one that has always enjoyed the
distinction for its square dealings with al,
should employ a man in the capacity of re-
porter who would stoop to vent the personal
spite he may have against an owner or the dogs
he may own.
Judging from the report he has several OF
this kind. He also must have few friends or
be interested in dogs in some manner, as be
occasionally speaks well of dog. He also
makes some comments on the action of the
secretary of the American Kennel Club. OF
course the A X. G. or its secre tary could not
exist without his advice. When George
q man who had his dogs beaten had the conso-
lation of reading their reports, and knew where
his dog was at fault and also knew it was
written without prejudice.
The English setter decisions seem to bother
him considerable. would suggest the reader
to compare reports Of Messrs. Raper and Morti
mer and the reports of the Oakland show with
this one, where the same dogs competed. In
regard to Irish water spaniels (my own dogs
he says: Nellie, the winner in challenge class
was of good type and coat, while Handy Andy
did not conform closely to the type"
Now have had reliable information from
judges stating the reverse; at any rate, /
Nellie is the proper type don't care to breed
dogs according to the Fields representative.
ideas of the Irish water spaniel standard.
am the possessor of four spaniels, and, admit
ting that they are not the very finest in the
land, do think that have better knowledge
OF this breed than the party or parties who re-
ported the Pacific Kennel Club show for the
American Field. J. 81. SAMMI.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
SAN JOSE SPORTING.
News for the Fish Commissioners.
Rifle Shooters.

News for the Fish Commissioners.
Rifle Shooters.
SAN JOSE, CAL, May 31.-The streams
OF Santa Clara County, like most of the
bay or coast streams that are within half
days reach of San Francisco, have been
largely depleted of trout during the last
nve years from the following causes: In
discriminate fishing by persons residing
near the streams, regardless of the close
season; the use, although this is COM
paratively rare, of seines and dynamite:
neglect to provide fish ladders, and finally.
the pernlcious, inhumane and unsports-
manllke practice of basketing fingerlings.
In 1act, the last cause alone is sufficient to
account for the scarcity of trout in streams
that few years ago afforded the rarest
sport 10 those genuine anglers who have
IeVei peen guilty OF killing trout that
measured under six inches.
The fish law has ALWAYS been. and even
now IS, Iamehtably weak exactly where it
should be strongest. 1t is of little avail
for the State to expend money propagating
trout and stocking streams as long as
neither the law nor a manly sentiment
among so-called anglers can be depended
upon to act as deterrent, or to altogether
prevent the shameful slaughter of baby
trout. Were this practice abated, the
streams would stock themselves from
season to season and pound trout would
no longer be uncommon.
Still, there will be good angling in few
of the Santa Clara County streams this
summer for those who know the streams
and understand the delicate art of casting
a fly. The universal rainfall and the late
ness of the season have conspired to
produce more and larger fish, and as yet
the trout season has scarcely begun. This
fact, together with the vigilance of the new
game warden, who has compelled all own
ers of dams to construct fish ladders, will
result in better fishing this summer than
during any season for several years in such
streams as the Los Gatos, Coyote, Smith,
Isabel, La Honda and their tributaries.
A match has been arranged between the
Union Rife Club and the Schuetzen Yer
Elm to take place at the Lone Hill range,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01

The wheelmen are looking aaxlously for
ward to race meetings, which take place
at San Jose and Santa Cruz in the near
future. Oarsmen and their friends will
gather in strong force to-day on Long
Bridge, foot of Third street, to witness the
postponed races which were to have taken
place last Thursday, near Ell Campo. Rifle
shooters will be on hand to-day to contest
for prizes at the Schuetzen Club ranges,
San Rafael. Patrons of coursing will be
at Ocean View coursing park to witness
the finishing rounds of the interstate meet
ing. Trap-shooters will burn powder at
Alameda Point, where blue rock shoot
will be the order of the afternoon. The
anglers intend giving some of their favor
tie streams good fogging. Handball
and athletics will be INDUCED in by mem
bers of athletic clubs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01

over twenty minutes before he was brought
to the net. Mr.. Quay used the large Eng
lish Mayfiy.
At the lagoon on the preserves of the
Tamalpais Shooting and Fishing. CLUB
Messrs: William Berg, Carey Friedlander
and Alick Hamilton caught over hum
dred trout on Thursday. They ran for the
fish among the lot. This little pond is
practically inexhaustible. Winter and
summer rain or shine, calm or windy 1T
always yields fish. There is not piece OF
water of its area in the State so constantly
and persistently fished. Sundays, ,holi-
days and week days, from two to dozen
fishermen are to be seen on its banks ny,
fishing, bait-fishing, spoon-fishing, and
still it defes the war OF extermlnatlon, ana
there are actually more fish in it this sea-
son than ever before. Then there Is al
ways the possibility of getting into big
fish, far among the bank of weeds IN the
center, and in the deep pool at the point
where it runs into the ocean there are al
ways few big fish lurking.
Charley Fair has written to Henry Skin
ner announcing the capture OF salmon In
the Santa Cruz Bay. This news will key
up the appetites Of the salm fishers and
the tackle-shops will bristle with ingeni-
Gus devices for the taking of the king of
fish in salt water. The experienced hands
smile at these Celebrations. There is one
good, simple way of trolling for salmon in
the sea more effective than any attempted
Improvements on this well-tried method.
There is no royal road to the gills of this
royal fish. He is big, bluff, common
sense fellow and despises all dudishness in
the lures spread before him.
"Give me-" says the salmon, "a good,
plump sardine. Put him on the hook with
kink in him, SO that he may spin appe-
pcr1U don ha Sfj q hont Swiua1S
and don't drag him along too fast, and you
can have me all the time, while the men in
the other boats with their fancy spoons
are wondering what can be the matter"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
THE OARSMEN.
Where the Postponed Races Will
Be Held Sunday.


The postponed regatta of the South End
Rowing Club will take place on Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock sharp, off Long
Bridge. The course will be surveyed to-
day by competent engineer, and will be
the same distance as announced for the Ell
Campo races, i. e., one and half miles.
The crew from Stockton will arrive in
the City early Sunday morning. Their
boat has been stored in the South Ends
boathouse since Thursday.
The various crews have continued their
training, and are in excellent condition,
and are more determined than ever to win
the handsome trophy.
The same officials who have charge of
the regatta at FL Campo will act on Sum-
day.
The first race will be the junior, for
which are entered the Olympics, AGNES,
ST. Marys, Ariels, Pioneers, Dolphlns and
South Ends.
it will be closely contested by the Stock
tons, Dolphins, Pioneers, Ariels, Olympics
and South Ends.
The course will be laid out as follows:
Crews will start off Long Bridge at an i'm
aeinary line extended out toward Mission
Rock from the Pioneer and Ariel boat
houses, thence down the bay toward the
Union Irons Works on straight line to
stake buoys, distant three-quarters of a
mile; then turn around buoys and fol-
lowing the same lines up the bay straight
away home to starting point.
The race from start to finish may be
viewed off Long Bridge or Cattle dock, or
from any craft lying outside of the course.
In order to reach the scene of the regatta
spectators will have to take the Third
street cars and transfer to the Potrero
branch, alighting from the cars shortly
after crossing the Channel-street bridge.
There will be no charge whatever i'm
posed upon those desiring to witness the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01

Club Of San Jose the Pajaro Valley s M meet
men of Santa Cruz.
The members of the Liberty Cycling
Club will start tomorrow morning at
o'clock on century run to San Jose ano
return. They will meet at Elghteenth
and Valencia streets. =,
;, The California Cycling CLUB VIII l noio
the third of series of one-mile handicap
club races at the Central Park track to-
morrow morning at 9 80 o'clock;
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01

| G. Ward; c. McKinnon and D. Connolly to play
P. Barrett and c.. Butterfeid; P. Ryan and ].
Rodgers to play N. Mcneil and ]. Norris ].
shakey and Brannick to play J. Vogelsang
champion, and J. McEvelley to play J. Harlow,
the coast champion, and j. Kearney; j.. Jones.
the Australian champion, to play ]. Lawless
and G. Hutchinson, the best three out of five,
81 aces
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
THE ANGLER.

Fly casters Who CaURhC WOr0 water
Than Fish.
Last Sundays raiDstorm caught many
anglers out of doors, and although wet
ting was the rule and not the exception,
there would have been comparatively few
long faces among those who returned had
the sport been at all good.
The streams jumped a foot or more in
volume, and with the unexpected flood of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
Handbau Games,

The following games of handball are
booked for the San Francisco court to-
morrow:
W. Darius and P. Barry to play J. Brown and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
COURsING.
Dogs That Will Run Tomorrow at
Ocean View Park.

The finish of the great interstate cours-
ing meeting will assuredly draw large
crowd to Ocean View Park tomorrow. AS
will be seen by a reference to yesterday S
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
RIFLE AND PISTOL.
Smashing Lead at Schuetzen Park
Ranges Tomorrow.

Tomorrow the California Schuetzen and
the Eintracht and Gruetli Schuetzen clubs
will hold their regular monthly medal
shooting contests at the California Schuet-
zen Club Park, San Rafael.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-02-11
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