The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
had many strings to his bow. and will

udu many strings to HIS po", eAu "-AN
 Nearly every book in the ring was touched up again yesterday, and these re in the number of books at the next cut in Some of the bank rolls, It IS salo' would not stand a strong draught now. the turf, went up and down the me TWO or three times on Plan. and was a ianlllaC 1 figure to the Eastern novitiates on tne block after the race. a4,
 Phil Archibald, by clever connublating: managed to quit ahead enough 10 buy chalk and thumb tacks for week 10 come.
 Billy Randall, with Ostler Joe. McLight Cipriano and the balance of his string, leIt Montana on the 24th inst, ana snouiS so,tSern pe owner, Frank McMahon, will come along in the same car, bringing Pat Morrlssey ana rlora aawR D9tn formerly 1a traner for Hankins & Johnson. is here, sizing uP lne game. He will take charge or some horses shortly
 Johnny Coleman had a commission 10 put down on Shasta Water, and spread It about the ring in chunks. about Plan himself. He held the gelding out in his book and sprinkled 1eW ooi- lars around on the outside White & Clark, owners of Tim Murpiy and other useful horses, is Interested III poolroom at Anaconda. Mont. at-
 A deputy Sheriff with an attacnment al- tempted ito stop Major Cook )usl as tLe @ horses were issuing from the paddock TOT the first race. The deputy, hgnt attar Me,.ea weight started in to argue the matter with the trainer of Cook, a six-footer " Wit4 II a grufr voice but thought better or II np and me sa reaned his hold of the horses bridle. The Major started. ana hllisieo third. ,,, ro
 The crack lilly St. Calatine will be re- turned to her owner, J. McSweeney, this. month. Sam Hildreth held her under the terms of a lease. 1,h;oago Sunday night with the fast mare May ", Flamero, Racery and a yearnns; n o,f omf same car the Earnshaw Bros: sen d one oue i other horse. May W was sick with cata rrhal fever last summer, but rounded to form again and was hard 10 peat oNeA
 Juanita. the good-looking mare in G. w. Scott's stable, brought along trunk ful of her unruly antics when she calhe 'g The he followers of the Burns & Water house horses yesterday left for home with enough pasteboarIddss Idsea in rooms ane of saiior Boarding house. Excursion might have iessened their weight had. he not been
 Matt Storn should take Jockey Garrigan down in the basement of some deserted building, and way back in the southeast spoke and an old-fashioned .tallow dip, give him some pointers on how 10 get home in front. Hesis wiling laq' Dut as ne SITuck the SlIclCli Oii SAAAANA day became bewildered, losing at least three lengths.
 Several owners complained yesterday of a lack of good jockeys. Many or those now riding here are certain starters m moonlight handicaps every evening, ana land at the track next day full or appIe- dumplings and new system or eDeatins the scales in their pocket.
 Mamie G ran good race the nrSl rs1l Iie out. and at a trife longer distance ought to give some of the platers an argument: Q Bliss Fucker has a throat afhict1on that does not improve his speed-staylng quail. ties. to any noticeable extent. . s
 Jimmy. Coffey thought well or the chances of his mare Rosinante, ana ao- vised his friends to have bet down, Riley rode her and was worsted nose on the wire. '
 Ed Corrigan Is having more trouble A few days ago he disposed of his stallion, Riley. and thirteen brood mares 10 Messrs Applegate and McMeekln oI Oah- wood stud. The stock was at J. "; Smpp farm, near Medway, Ky, ana when MI. McMeekin went there to get the horses Mir. Shipp refused to deliver the go09s, claiming Corrigan owes him $l00 me matter at last accounts was stlA unset N Turner. who will. come here. with "I[id" Weller's string of fifteen horses, was one of the best riders on the lar Eastern tracks.
 Eastern reports say Sam. Hildreth has been engaged to train for Sydney Paget, his term of service to date from January 1 next. The preferred ones of his string viii be purchased by MT. Paget
 Following are to-day's entraes:o