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S 1926 being lots 3 and 4 block ss, Map of Resubdiyision same, Berkeley, slO ,o.. :.
 Eliza c. Avery to Fidelius r. Avery, lots . to 6. block A, Amended Map Christiania Tract, Berkeley s200.
 J.. West and Jane Foote Martin to Henry C- McCabe, lot 31 block ?, Beaver Tract, SlU
 J. F. and Harriet Davis to Judson NJ Davls, lot 1, block o, Harmon Tract. Berkeley; ,i5 also suodlyylslon or portion Of Matthews Aiaee
 Judson NJ. and Louise $. Davis to Theodore Wagner lots l9 2o 2l ard $l block Sao, ao he- he ing resubdivfsion of Smiths subdivision on of portion of Matthews Tract, Berkeley; slVoe, e,,, Helen I. Coleman to James Camp. lot on n, SW ,ss of Johnson. thence SW 221.s feet. NV l2o feet, NE 17S.2S feet, SEE 1880 to beginning. Eden above described, thence NE 17S.2S, NV IS. sW to beginning, Eden Township; $1o ,,. of Sixth street. 175 E of Jackson E 20 by 5 lVV block 60. Oakland; $10.
 Frances Mackinnon to A. P. and Maria Mat son, lot " line of Montecito avenue; where part A. Bowman Tract, thence s 150 by W 19S. 60 being portion of subdivision z, in part
 C. W Tappan to Jessie Tappan. lot on w line of St Charles street. 325 s of Railroad avenue, 50 by W 17S;2 being lot 56. Encinal Park Tract, Alameda; grant 1,,,, ana James 9s and Fanny Christian to R. H. and Mary D. Parkfson. lot in subdivision F. Glen Echo Tract, subject to mortgage for $5OU Oak land Annex; Sl0.
 Theodore and Ida Wagner to William Clark. lot 21 and E F lot 20, block P, Harmon Tract, Berkeley; $500.
 Homestead Loan Association. Berkeley, to Maria M Schlegel, lot on SEE corner Of Addi- son and Tenth streets, 42:6, 116:S, SW 42:6. N 116 to beginning block 10l Tract B, Berke- ley Land and Town Improvement Association, Berkeley; S10 Viosca) w E. Brown and Louis A. Phillips line of Santa Clara avenue, l6O NV or Latay- ette street NV 50 by SW 2gl:6, DOCK b. iands adjacent to Encinal Alameda; sS249.
 Henry B. and Sophie Marlin to John ana El- sic H. Mortensen lots and ,, Nelson Tract Map l, Eden Township; s1647
 Caroline NJ. Bacon to San Francisco Savihgs Union surrender of COS 133, lots to l ploek lots 6, s, g. 10 and Il, block G. Clinton Mound Tract. East Oakland;
 R. H. and Mary E. Parkison to Lucy A. Adams, lot Map of subdivision l'. Glen Echo Tract, Oakland Annex; S10.
 Edwin R. Rowland to Jennett Rowland, iot on E line of Telegraph avenue. 116.5O $ of Cliff ton street, 252.16. to center Temescal Creek; 16, block H, Vernon Park Tract, Oakland An nex; $10
 Citizens Building and Loan Association to Addie A. s. Fallon, lot on line Of Bonlon avenue, 110 E of Tenth street, 50. l33 4S, W 50. N 133.25 to beginning, lot r. block U, Klinknerville Tract, Oakland Annex; S1O
 Clark Smons to Adela J. Miller, lot 50, Fruit vale and San Leandro Road Tract, Brooklyn Township $500.
 Alvilda J. and George Rough to Ellen Q. Hendy (wIfe of G. W), lots 19 and 20. block B, Fitch Tract, Alameda; $5
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Gustafra Thorstenson or Thurston to Martin Thorstenson Thurston. lot on line of Jes- (446 West First). W 15 by s s7; gift
 Emil and Flora Boukofsky to Bernard Jacobs. 67:5 of Post E 01, N 15:3, W 017s. 15:S. more less; sl0.
 ghan lot on s line of Hayes street, 1S1:S " of
 kT6 Harris to strsat Katie Wagne lot oR 6t line 115:4A. W 25. 113:5. 25:1 1-3: s10.
 wis. lot commencing i37:s E of Devisadero street and 100 of Hayes. %. S7;6. W 50. N
 Louise Heibing to Anna Helbing lot on line McAllster street, 1oo:3 W of Lyon, W 25 by S
 Mary B. Taylor to Mariane S., wife of Homer Cherry W 90 by S 12T:sA; Fis5O-
 (wife). lot on NE line of Tenth street. 100 SEE of Harrison, sE 25 by NE 100; gift.
 and Mary Daly. lot on F line of San Carlos (Jessie) street 1s5 of Nineteenth. 25 by E
 john A. and Annie Thornton to Henry z. Jones, lot line of Twenty-frst street. 1928 W Estate of John Hogan (by Benjamin Healey. executor) 10 Peter J. Petri. lot on line of York street. S2:6 N of Twenty-third, N 37:6 by Fritz Kaumsn sns ne ergp assE1ee R4 bn on SE corner of Guerrero and Army streets E 100 by 77; also lot on sW corner of Army ss2si ssFse' ana san Jose avenue iOO Os '0'o' Rudolph B. Spence to Henry E Bothin. lot on line of Sacramento street 100 E of Drumm, F. 37:6 by 45:10: also lot SW line of First street. 50 SEE of Howard, SEE 4o by SW so; sl0.
 Alameda County.
 P. ". Fonda to Union Savings Bank lots 13 14 and 15. block 30, Map of Oakland Point Ferry Landing, Oakland. s10
 Louise NJ. Bien to Marie E. Bonnardel. lot on NE corner Fifteenth street. 59 " of Eighth ave. NV 26 by NE 75, block Il, Clin- ton. East Oakland. s1o
 George F. and Arrie F. Lamson and Joseph Nolan by commissioner to Oakland Bank of Savings. lots II and 15, Perrin Tract, Oak land Annex s111S.
 Minta and Niels Larsen to Home Security Building and Loan Association. lot NV line of Piedmont avenue, 321 NE of Moss avenue NE g by NV i25, being lot Il. and NE feet of lot 10 block A. Thermal Hill. formerly the Howe Tract Oakland Annex: s10.
 John P and Edna F. Beckett to E. G. and Ivy J. Hunt. lot on line of Thirty-seventh street 2S5 E of Market. E 40 by x 14S, being portion Beckett's second addition to Oakland Oakland Annex; s10.
 E. B. Pond and H. c. Campbell. trustee for c. ". and Helen L. Sweetser to San Fran cisco Savings Union, 557 d. 321 lor on line of Lowell street, 45 of and c. block 2a. resubdivision Smiths sub division Matthews Tract. Berkeley: lot on N line of Fife street, g " of Calais W g by N 1926. being lot 26. block 24 same Berkeley trustees deed. s5s0
 Felix and Delfna Marcuse to F. D. and Minnie L. Smith, lot on E line of Mozart street. 175 s of Railroad avenue. 57:6 by E Lena Madison to Otto Johnson. lot on s
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INGLEsIDE CoURsING.
Drawing for the Stake to Be Run
 Saturday and Sunday.

The Ingleside Coursing Club held it's weekly drawing last evening at Pythian Castle for an open stake that will be competed for next Saturday and Sun day. There were SeVentytwo entries. The drawing resulted as follows
 J. Deans Brilliantine vs. Captain Clarkson' s Kerry Cow; P. Brophy's Benicia Boy vs. " Quicklicl vs. J. Quane's Marietta; T. A Gaff- ney's Sir John Arnold vs A. B; es Kennels s P J. G. Kenna's $ skyball; P. Reillys specula- ton vs John Gagans May F1oWer; Deekleman fahan nanaEe Mercury e' H. hSTef Weber Montana e S
 CroRins Rosie B; A. B. Kennels Rock Island Boy vs S Hansen's T; S. Conley; s; A & Por- J. Mezenzine's Bean Pup vs B: Ford's Bonita; P. Reiily's Master Mat vs- J. Foley's Atlantic McCullough's Magneto; W. Dalton's Decency xs. George Finkstedt.s Fly; Lynch & Maher, Ter. s P. F. Tojans Miss Grizzle vs. James Cox's Mission Tip; Handy & Smiths Victor vs. Joe raine vs T. J. McCarthys Rosebud Deckleman & Panario's Royal Oak F. Tanning 8 Babe & Trant's Eclipse; J l. 0 Brien's Statesman vs P Sullivan's Maid of Hill; Larkey Rock, s Lady Jane F. Moran's Royal Prize vs. ONeil & Hanrahans Promise Me; F Moran's Flying Faster .vs.. Handy & Smiths Dauntless; A. Johnson's Lissak D. Cronin's Swinnerton; D. shannon's soubrette vs. A. Van Den Sheehan's Lass o'Gowrie vs. w. G. Meany 8 La Jonis; James Burns Mohawk ys. James Burns Nelly B; T. A. Gafney's Correct vs. F. Browns Rosalie; F .Nurphys Gilt Edge vs. o. H Holtzhaner's Dora; P. J. G: Kenna s Royal Buck vs J. Deans Mialmo; W. Perry s Campania vs. J. Murnanses Miss Dividend; I. Franks Telephone Girl vs. P Reilly's Colleen; P O'Donnens Counterfeit vs. Gibson & Moore 8 Monitor: J. I. O'Brien's Sharkey vs. T. M. Rogers Olga.
 The club has offered a purse that amounts to S7S0 which is divided as fol- lows:. First prize, S110; second prize, S3; third prize, $55: two prizes of $40. four teen prizes of $9. Coursing will commence on Saturday at 1920 p. m. and Sunday at 10:30 a. m.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.


 Thursday, October S. Steamer Mineola, David. 97 hours from Ta- schooner Nettie Low, 6 hours from Point Reyes. Steamer Hansen. IA hours from Mendocino. Steamer Glpsy, Gielow. from Santa Cruz.
 SAILED
 Thursday. October G. Steamer Noyo, Lundquist Steamer Alameda, Von Oterendorf. Sydney. via Honolulu.
 TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS. NEW YORK-Sailed Oct 6-Stmr Auguste Victoria, for Hamburg; stmr Nomadic. for Liv- erpool; stnlr Scythia. for Liverpool; stnr H H Meier, for Bremen. GENoA-sailed Sept s-stmr werra, for New York. York SOUTHAMPTON-Ar Sept 6-stmr Bel genland for New York. 0UEENsTowN-saile Oct 6-stm Germanic HAMBURG Oct s.-stmr Palatia. from New York. York. ROTTERDAM Oct s-stmr spaarn- dam. for New York
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SAN ERANcIsco CALL

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call, corner of Market and Third streets. open until l2 o'clock every night in the year.
 BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 O clock.
 5s7 Hayes street: open until s:30 o'clock. 621 McAllister street; open until s:30 o'clock. SIS Larkin street; open until 9:30 o'clock l9A Mission street; open until 10 o'clock. 22s1 Market street. corner Sixteenth; open until O clock.
 106 Eleventh street: open until o'clock 2526 Mission street; open until o'clock NV. corner of Twenty-second anN Kentucky streets: open until 9 O clock.
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CoRBETT HOLDS HIS LEAD. But Still Needs Ten Votes to Win
 the Senatorship.

SALEM, Or. Oct 6.-In joint assembly the Oregon Legislature took a second bal lot to-day for United States Senator, with practically no change from yesterday s vote, except for the fusionists changing their ballots from Waldo to John H. Smith.
 H. W. Corbett retained his lead of thir- ty-six votes.
 The ballot was as follows: Corbett, 36: George, II; John H. Smith of ClatsoP' Moores, l; C. w. Fulton, l. One absent.
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NATIONAL CYCLE RACES. Owen Kimble Wins the Quarter Mile
 Championship.

WASHINGTON. Oct. GA small crowd attended the races given at the Park Bicycle Club to-day under the auspices of the National Racing Cyclists Union. The most noted cracks in bicycle circles participated. Summaries:
 National championship, er-mile-Owen Kimbe won. Major Taylor second. Bald third O. Stevens fourth. Time. :33
 One mile. open to riders who have not scored over 30 points in the national cham pionship table-H R. Steenson won, A. C. Moran second. Dr. A. L Brown third. Time 2:40.
 One mile. handicap-Arthur Gardiner won, F. A. Mcfarland second. o. Kimble third. Time. 200 Az.
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cANDLERs SAFE MAJORITY.
Victory for the Democratic Ticket in
 Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 6.-Hon. A. D.. Candler's majority for Governor over J. B. Hogan. Populist. is 5000. This figure is about 20 GOO above the Democratic ma iority for Governor two years ago: Sev- eraI counties which returned Popullst ma ioritfes at that time show complete re- yersal in favor of the Democrats The re turn of a solid Democratic delegation 10 Congress is assured.
 The city of Atlanta decided in favor or municipal ownership of the electric plant.
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LONG SHOTS AT HAWTHORNE. Hardly, Zolo and Double Dummy
 Surprise the Talent.

successful first choice at Hawthorne to-day. Hardly at to l. zoio as good as 12 to l and Double Dummy at to l. Traverser was in his old-time form and won the second by two lengths with ease odds to l. Survivor, with ''Skeets" Martin up took the fourth by a nose. odds 4 to l. Five of the six winners were ridden by California boys, Beauchamp pi- loting three. Gray one and H. Martin one. Gray was second on Alyar in the only race they did not win. Treachery away four miles after the last
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To Dam the Gila.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-With view to the construction ofa big Government dam on the Gila river, the Interior Department Geological Survey office here, November 5, for sinking wells and shafts to ascer- tain the depth to bedrock at place on known as The Buttes, and also on Queen Creek Arizona.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF
 JOSEPH MURRAY
Was Special Treasury Agent in Charge of the Alaska Seal
 Fisheries

FORT COLLINS. Colo, Oct. 6.-Joseph Murray. special agent of the United States Treasury Department in charge of Alaska seal fisheries, died at his residence here to-day from cerebral hemorrhage. He was on leave of absence and had been home only few days when stricken Tuesday last
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Fifth race. six and a half furlongs:
 - Howard ... .1Os IQ0DShasta Water. .110 TOT Lady Ashley 100 C10S) )Moringa .1oS
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Sir Charles Dilke writes about the Czar's peace union and the Anglo American alliance in next Sundays Call.
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Boardman 1o3, Numa 10S.s @Oleska 1O3, Shin fane 1o5 and Foxnette 103 also
 Sausalito odds-4 to l, to l and to l. Track odds-9 to ? and to g.
 sFaYorite
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sixth race, selling. withers mile

Time, 1:42% Won easily. Second and third driving.
 Tinge III. Premier III, Philip 100 and Sensa- tonal 100 also
 Sausalito odds-4 to l. to l and to 1. Track odds-4 to l, to l and to 1. sFaYorite.
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NEW YORKS RATTLED
 BY THE BALTIMORES
One of Their Men Gets a Broken Nose. St. Louis Beats and Ties
 Cleveland
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NEW YORK. Oct 6.-Two batsnen hit by pitched balls. a wild pitch, a base on balls and a two-bagger scored three runs for Balti- more in the first inning. They got two more in the fifth on three singles and an error, and one in the sixth on a hit. sacrifice a wild pitch and error by Gettig. The New Yorks scored their runs in the second on good hitting. the sixth Jennings nose was broken In the first inning by pitched ball. Attendance, 1200- Score:
 Clubs R. H. E. New York ...'..'.....--.-........'...'' 5
 s Batteres.Meekin at't and Latimer; Hughes and Robinson. Umpire-Andrews
 NEW YORK. Oct 6-It was a hot game be- tween Brooklyn and Boston to-day Gaston. the new left-hander. pitched good ball Lewis was wild and effective by turns. but the locals could not hit together. Both sides f1elded brilliantly. Attendance, HOO. Score:
 Clubs R. H E. Brooklyn ............................-.
 at. Batteries-Gaston and Smith: Lewis and Bero gen. Umpires-Hunt and Connolly.
 PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 6. = Philadelphia moved into the first division to-day by defeat ing Washington, while New York lost to Balti- which. with a little rocky fielding enabled the Phillies to score three runs-a lead which the Senators could not overcome. Attendance, 4700. Score:
 Clubs R. H. E. PhIladelghia P ......................,.5 ]
 Batteries-Fifeld and Mcfarland: Dineen and Mcclure. Umpires-Hunt and Smith.
 LOUISVILLE. Oct 6--Tannehll pitched good ball and he was greatly assisted by Um- pire Mcdonald. who rendered several close de- cisions against the home team. Attendance, 1000 Score:
 Clubs R. H. E. Pittsburg ......-....-...........-.4 10 Q 1ouiSNliie
 Batteries-Tannehill and Bowerrnan Gun ningham and Kittridge. Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
 ST. LOUIS. Oct. 6-The Browns played gilt edged bal. against Cleveland to-day. winning the first and making draw of the second game. Both Taylor and Sudhoff pitched bril- liantly Darkness stopped the second game in the fifth inning. Attendance, 15G0 Score first game:
 Clubs R. H. E.. (. Stsvelana ,o St: Louis Batteries Powell and schecls; Taylor and Clements
 Score second game:
 Clubs. R. IT. E. Cleveland .....................,,...., St. Eouis ............................. 2
 Batteries-Young and Criger; Sudhon and Sugden Umpires-Warner and Swartwood.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

BIBLE lectures Sunday afternoons at o'clock at the hall. 9 Tenth st., near Market, San Francisco addresses on ''The Lords Com ing" illustrated with a large chart; at the hall. AIS Eighth st. near roadway, Oak land every evening except Monday and Satur day at 7:45 o'clock. DAVID LITTLE, Evan . gelist. Come; bring your Bible.
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TURNER TURNED
 THE TRICK THRICE Mcleod of Dare, Hand-
 ball, Tabouret.
SPENCER AND JONES WIN
THE DEVIL MEETS HIS WHAT
 ERLOU AT HAWTHORNE.
Star of Bethlehem, Donald Bain, Ev- aline, Violet Parsons, Spirit uelle and Mariti Make La
 tonia Backers Happy.

| NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The favorites were successful in the first two races at Morris Park to-day, and after that | they did not even come close to winning. It was Jockey Turner's day. He had five mounts, and won three times and was twice third. Spencer and Eddie Jones of California rode Bardella and Maximo Co., meg to victory In the first and last races of the afternoon. Blueaway, winner of the Fairview Stakes, was the extreme outsider in the race, and Handball was at $ to l in the Bronx Handicap, which he won by head.
 First race. three-year- and upward. Withers mile
 Name and Vt. Jockeys. A. +. E. Str Fin. ;R%Fass lsfss;as l5s sBfaSsF SassE a # s s Lady Disdain. 100. Turnerl
 Time, 1:45h. Won easily. Second and third driving
 sausalito odds-1 to 2. to and 21a to l. Track odds-1 to 2, to and 1S to D.
 'Favorite.
 Second race, maiden two-year-olds. Eclipse course.
 Name and Weight. Jockeys-I 1a 4.. Str. Fin sS5;2a s' s1 P.:: . 5sss:: Cosmopolitan, liz ...... Moody : 2 9 9 Favonus. Fa m ii2 .Littiefeid Il
 Time, 1:11H. Won cleverly. Second and third
 Tip Gallant 112. Flying scotchman 112. Eller dale 1l2 Dr. Fitzsimmons l12, Dorval 1O9, Ju- ventas 1O9. Grafton 112, Al Reeves lOs and Tyran 109 also ran.
 Track odds-3 to 1, to l and : to l.
 'Favorite.
 Third race. Fairview stake. selling. one and a sixteenth miles.
 Name and Vt. Jockeys l.. F. Y. Str. Fin. R1sss RsssS1s::. Sss: 7 < ;5 css5s: gsss: F .Decanter. 1ol 70 'Leary Flax spinner. 100. .Maher
 Time. 1:4Sls. Won cleverly. Second and third
 sausalito odds-s to l: 2l4 to and 3 to 2
 'Favorite.
 Fourth race. Bronx handicap. last six fur longs of Withers mile.
 Name and Weight. Jockeys. F. 4, Str. Fin. 9a1sss9. !HasasH: I5s 5ss 5GsR:5 asss5 2 s1 s19 Blarneystone. 1Os .....spencer II Lady Marian, loo... o.connorl
 Time, 1:l5. Won driving. Second and third
 Macy 127 and St. calatine 121 also ran.
 Sansaiito odds-s to l. 2 to l and 212 to l.
 Track odds-S to l, to and to l.
 -Iavorite.
 Fifth race, handicap. last seven furlongs of Withers mile
 Name and Vt Jockeys. l.. F. 2. Str. Fin. Tabouret, 1O5 ....Turnerl l ting Gold los O'Connorl .Leiber Karl 126.. Burnsi l. Alouette, III ..Spencerl Marito. 95 ......J. Weber Fiament, 99 James,
 Time 1:29A. Won easily Second and third driving
 Sausalito odds-3 to l. F to 1 and to 10.
 Track odds-5 to l, to 1 and to 5.
 'Fayorite.
 Sixth race selling, Withers mile.
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Following are the entries for tomorrow: First race, special pace-Bernard, Bustina Juliet D, Billy Baker, Don, Nutway. Second race. five and half furlongs: 101 Elsie Smith . .104I TOT La Maroma. .... 1Oi Reina de Los 101 Smyle ....,...... 8 SS
 Angeles .104 101 Gracias ......... sS Third race-Entres close at 10 a. m. Fourth race, Los Angeles Futurity, six fur longs:
 1O2 Reina de Cuba. 1osl f02 San Augustine III Ss ocorona .1I3 Peter w.. Weber 9T ldi S5 Obsidian .I1Sl lO6 Ellen Wood .10S 106 Miss Reel. .108l 106 Correct .1lS 1o2 Sir Urian.. 10sl
 Fifth race six and half furlongs:
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THREE SURPRISES AT LAToNIA They Were Donald Bain, Violet Par
 sons and Mariti.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.-Donald Bain Violet Parsons and Mariti were the upsets at Lato- mia to-day. they being at odds of to l. F to and to respectively. Evaline and Spirituelle were the winning favorites, while Star of Beth lehem was only at odds of to 1. Crowhurst did the best riding, riding Marti to victory. be- ing second on Sis Vic and third on Conan Doyle. The talent fell hard when Batten was beaten by Donald Bain and when Ramiro and Elsie Bramble did not run one, two or three. The track dried up considerably.
 First race. selling, six furlongs. Star of Bethlehem. 1O2 (southard) .............. Allie Belle. 1o2 (I. Williams) ms)................ 2 'Conan Doyle. 99 (CrowhursD. .................. 3
 Time, 1:19
 Imp Rout 1O7, Nora s ss Rarus ss. Backing Brush 101, Crusader 101, Bootsie 101, Frank Griffith 1O1. Peggy 1O4, Petrel 104 and Hiberna 105 also ran.
 sausaIit9 odds.s to | 214 to l and 25s to I.
 Track odds-S to l. to and to ?.
 |Favorites.
 Second race, two-year-olds, five furlongs.
 Name and Weight. Jockeys. F. A. Str. Fin. Donald Bain. 109.. Kuhn 15 II 13 ,Batten, lC6 ........J. Hill Ernespie. ios ',...','...i ...Britton s9to Q
 Time. 1:O4 Won easily. Second and third driving.
 Rockland 100. King Carnival 112 and Maurice
 sausalito odds-6 to 1. 1 to and 21k to l.
 Track odds-10 to 1. to and 3 to l.
 rFavorite.
 Third race, selling mile and sixteenth. 'Evaline, 1O6 CMorrison) ......................1 1 Dutch Comedian. 9S (Fluhn). 2 Leaseman, s7 (GuiterreD ....................... Annie oidfeld s3. Lord Neville se. Mordecai 9S and Helen H. Gardner 104 also
 Sausalito odds-Even. to and 30 to L
 Track odds-Even, to 1 and 50 to 1.
 'Favorite.
 Fourth race selling, six furlongs.
 Name and Weight Jockeys, #. A. Str Fin. Violet Parsons, 1o9. M. Dunn ? 2H II Miss Bramble. 1os.. Hughes II In12 22 Sangamon, 1O4 .....:.J Hili hnnie hnT.y M. .' 1oi Thompson aSGaps Time, 1:l7a4. Won handily. Second and third 'Ramona II 1O4 Miss Verne 1O1. Albert Vale 1o7 and Apple Jack 105 also ran
 Sausalito odds-12 to 1. 12 to and to 1. Track odds-12 to l, F to l and to l.
 'Favorite.
 Fifth race. two-year-olds. five furlongs. Name and Weight. Jockeys +. z. Str. Fin. si. .sP'5lfsssi 7is. cf9sa54.! H Time. 1:o3A. Won cleverly. Second and third Becky Ban 100, Contravene 1o3. Dolly Regent 10S Bannie f0S and Salvarse 107 also
 Sausalito odds-1 to 5, to l and to 1. Track odds-1 to B. to l and 10 to l.
 'Favorite.
 Sixth race, selling. six furlongs
 Name and Weight. Jockeys +. %.. Str. Fin. Mariti. 102 .......... .Crowhurst o Aunt Maggie 102......N. Hill 2h Arcturus 105 ....J. Mathews 0 0 3 HElsie Bramble. 102. .Southard Ma Angeline 1G2 Thompson Time. HIS Won clevery Second ana third driving.
 Lena Meyers es Ray 1o1 Miss Ross 101. Can Gallop 101. Fl Toro 104, zufallig 104 and Hammon 105 also
 Sausalito odds-6 to l. 5 to and 12 to l. Track odds-6 to l, to l and 20 to l. 'Favorite.
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Time. 1:29ta. Won easily. Second and third driving.
 sausalito odds-3 to l. 12 to 1 and to 10. Track odds-5 to l, to and 3 to 5. 'FaYorite.
 NIfhars r1nila
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Time. 1:5O. Won driving. Second and third driving.
 Sausalito odds-s to l, to 1 and to 1. Track odds-12 to 1 and ? to l. sFavorite.
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First race, selling. one mile.

Time, 1:4sH. Won driving. Second and third driving.
 Sir Hobart 1o7. Lady Fltzsimmons 1o7. The Professor TOT, Bellamy 107, Babeica 110, Mar Sausalito odds-S to l. to 1 and to 1. Track odds-S to l and to l.
 'Favorite.
 Secnnd race nursa six f,irlnnga
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Name and Vt. Jockeys. "A. 1h.

Sixth raee. selling. mile and slxteenth.
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Fourth race, Los Angeles Futurity, six fur
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second race, five and a half furlongs:

Third race-Entries close at 10 a. m.
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Time. HIS Won cleverly. Second ana third driving. Can Gallop 101. Fl Toro 1o4. zufallig 104 and Hammon 105 also ran.
 Sausalito odds-6 to l. 5 to l and 12 to L Track odds-6 to l, 5 to 1 and 20 to l. sFaYorite.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

COOK, Berkeley. ssO; Menlo Park, $50; house girl, city, S25; two housegirls s2O each; nursegfrI S10; young girl to assist waiting s10; girl to assist housework. s12: middIe-aged woman, s20, country. MRS NORTON 313
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BOOKKEEPER, 30. desires engagement; thor ough knowledge of single and double entry; highest references. Box 1176. Call office
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Time. 1:l5. Won driving. Second and third driving.
 Macy 127 and St. Calatine 121 also Sausaiito odds-6 to l. 2 to l and 212 to l. Track odds-s to l, to l and 4 to l. -Iavorite.
 Fifth race, handicap. last seven furlongs of Withers mile.
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POSITION driving team of not less than and not more than 10. or take charge of ranch. Box S69. Call office,