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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-22

Will sell the two magnificent
corner business lots, just west of
George Wilson's hardware store,
corner Santa Fe and Main. See
j. j. Fitzgerrell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-22
Holiday Rates.

The Denver and Rio Grande an
nounces holiday rate of one fare
for round trip between all points
in Colorado. Tickets on sale
December 23rd, Oath and 18th and
December 3oth, 3lst and Jan. LIST,
good returning until Jan. 2, 1900.
Our Goods are all new, no ..old
models at cut prices"
GIBBS JEwELRY Co.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-22

For a fine assortment of toys
and fancy goods, Daniels can not
be beat nor undersold. Cliff
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-22
Classified Advertisements.

Advertisements will be run In this depart
ment at the rate OF Is words in issues for 10
cents, payable in advance; no advertisement
will be taken for less than 10 cents. Here is an
opportunity to advertise at minimum cost
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-22

sunday School, 10 a. M; preaching las anoI
$50.
St. Benedicts Roman Catholic Church,
FATHER EDMUND, o. s. B.. Pastor
sunday services, first and third Sundays in escni
month high mass and sermon, 10 a, M: %
day School at p. M; vespers and benz ie
ton of the blessed sacrament at 80 p, m
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Every Sunday at the Rogers building, IAN
Street: Sunday morning service l0a5; e1en
ing at 7:i5; Sunday School II As; lnquHy1
meeting every Wednesday evening at I 10
Dispensary open Saturday from to p NJ
First Presbyterian Church.
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Service and Sermenrs
II a. M. Junior Endeavor,3 p. M; z S.Ch
E, 6 30 p. M; Evening service, 80 ?. y,
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
7:30
Frazer Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. J. G. HORN.
Cor. Second st. and Petroleum Ave. Parsonss'
next door to the church.
Sunday School, 10 a. m; Morning Service, u N
M; Glass meeting, IL M; Junior League,
p. M; Senior League, p. M: Evening ser,..el
sp. m; Prayermeeting every Wednesdaye'e'
ing 80.
Christian Church,
ED. J. A. SHoPTAuGu, Pastor,
Preaching every Lords II n. m and op' !"
Communion at II, Sunday school at ~.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-22

Entered at the postoffice at Florence. Colora-
do, for transmission through the mails as matter
of tho second class.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-22

JAMES A. MoCANpLEss
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-22

Christian Church,
ED. j. A. SHoPTAuen, Pastor;
Preaching every Lords II n. m. and p u
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
AMONG AMATEUR ATHLETES.
University of California Is Restored
to Good Standing in the Pacific
Association

The regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF governors Of the Pacific Asso-
citation OF the Amateur Athletic Union
was held last night. II was stated that
a sum of nearly $500 had been received
by the association as its share of the
fund collected some years ago for the
purpose OF sending a team Of athletes
from the University Of California TO the
Eastern States. The handbook of rec
ords, rules and bylaws OF the association
is nearly ready for publication, and will
be issued on January l. 1900 Arrange
ments will be made for an indoor baseball
tournament between teams or the Olym-
pic and Reliance Athletic clubs, the
Young Mems Christian Association and
the Stockton Athletic Association. The
board set aside the sum of s25 for the pur-
chase OF a trophy TO be presented TO the
winning team, but the details of the
games will be arranged by the managers
and committees of the various clubs. The
board will merely draw up the schedule
and see that the competitors are anna
teurs.
President J. r. Bockman announced
that the University of California mad
paid SIS due the association as sanction
fees for football games. The university
was accordingly restored to good stand
ing The Grammar School Athletic
League was stricken from the roll for
non-payment of annual dues.
The Olympic Clubs new handhall court
will be ready for play on New Years day.
and arrangements will be made for a
clubs in the association. George James,
captain OF the Olympic Club. in his ca
pacity of handball commissioner, will
take the matter up.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
DINNER FOR NEWsBoYs.
Volunteers of America Putting the
Project Through.

The Volunteers Of America are busy
arranging for the big Christmas dinner
they propose TO give the 800 and odd
newsboys of the city and are already
around among philanthropically Inclined
citizens soliciting contributions or tne
many things they will need. Judging
from the list OF things the volunteers VIII
require In their big charitable work. that
dinner is 10 he about as swell thing OF
its kind as will he found on Mob I'm or
any other aristocTatic quarter of town on
the day when Christmas dinners are IN
order. For example. 300 pounds Of turkey
will be needed besides q hundred or so
pounds each Of mutton and beef. Two
and a half hundred pies will also he re-
quired. besides half ton OF candies.
cranberTies by the barrel and all the
other things that will tend 20 tickle the
taste Of an underfed newsboy.
If more than the amounts named are
donated no one will make any complaint:
IL will simply mean either that more
newsboys will be fed or that the news
boys will be fed more. The good things
will be used no matter how much IL sent
in. Solicitors have been provided with
written credentials and volunteer badges
In order to protect tho generously In
clined against "erafters" who might
trade upon the willingness of the general
public TO donate 20 so worthy an object.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
NEW IMPROVEMENT CLUB.
Citizens of the Forty-First District
IndOrse Bond Issue.

The Municipal Improvement Club Of the
Forty-nrst District was organized last
evening at a meeting held in the offices
Of DIR. T. L. Mahoney. Resolutions wers
passed declaring the club TO be I'm favor
Of the issuance Cf bonds for the new
sewer system. believing a modern system
OF drainage To be a necessity In "a rapidly
growing city: furthermore. that the pres
ent system IS q menace 10 the City's
health. The club also declared for the
issuance of bonds for the new school,
houses and for tho extension Of the Park
Panhandle 20 Market street and Van
Ness avenue.
The acquisition Of ground for "a recrea-
ttOn park In the Mission was also adv0-
Gated by the club. The members think
that the bond issue is one Of the most
prontable Investments ever proposed In
san Francisco. The officers elected last
night were. J. Diuman. president: John
F. Brooke, secretary Executive commit
tee-Dr. T. l.. MuhCncy. G.. w Duneld
yr, n. \. Steffens. Charles Hayden. T. r.
Blake j. Deuman, John r. Brooke Ma
than Bib0. ID. T. Haley. Val schmidt
William Kelly and James Shook.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
SALE OF THE COLONIES.
Pittsburg Gets the Pick of the Louis
Vile Baseball Team.

PITTSBURG. Dec. S.-The biggest base
ball deal made In this city since 1885.
when Pittsburg purchased the entire
Columbus club. was consummated to-
day. and many rumors concerning the
Pittsburg clubs future are set at rest.
On October 81 Barney Drcyfuss resigned
as president Of the Louisville club and
disposed of his holdings entirely. Drey-
fuss then closed n deal with the Pitts
burg management whereby he became
possessor of a block OF stock. with the
assurance Of his election as president at
the club meeting next week To-day
Harry Pulliam, who succeeded Dreyfuss
as president Of the Louisville club. came
TO this city. and after n conference with
keery. Auten and Dreyfuss, announced
that he had sold to Pittsburg fourteen
Louisville players, the consideration be-
Ing $4,000 in cash and four members Of
the local cluo. The latter are Chese-
brough, OBrien. Fox and Madison. The
fourteen players bought from Louisville
are: Clark. who will be manager and
captain OF the new Pittsburg club; Wag-
ner. Etchey. Leach, Kelly, thinner. Lat
inner. Tom Merritt Waddell. Cunningham.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
Sports
CHEVALIER
MAKES UP
ONE LAP
Terrific Spr'nting Marks the
Contest Of the Six-Day
Wheelmen.
Special Dlspateh 70 The can.


NEW YORK. Dec. S.-The leaders Of the
great six-day bicycle race al Madison
square Garden were 395 miles ahead Of
inc record at midnight tonight ~ that
hour Miller and Waller had covered 23l6
miles laps. Waithour the Southern
champion. has lead OF several miles for
the INDIVIDUAL prize. and early an the even
ing ne managed 20 gain another lap by
clever tockeying and fast riding.
during the early morning hours one OF
the most exciting sprInts occurred. wal
Ter Tor more than a half-mile took the
punch along az breakncck speed Then
baococA TOOK up the pacing and sped
along IN front for several laps. and when
the others weakened Chev1ier. the
Frenchman. went out I'm front. and In u
terrific spurt managed 90 gain the lap that
the others had attempted Co steal ON him.
Chevaiter's performance put the Garden
in an uprOar
Tonight the Miller Waller combination
made effort after effort 90 gain sonethirg
over the one lap they held over the second
men in The race. Maya and McLucn,ra.
nut without success. EuuaIty Determine
was the Maya -MCEachegu CONFORMATION tD
wipe on the boards the leaders one llp.
but they met win no better success
Forster and Scniuccr mad "a falling out
at noon to-day, and as result 10 is uu-
decided whether they Will continue as "a
team or not. At present the team ts spIfr
VI they wish they can. however. continue
as a team a I any time
NEW YORK, Dee. 9.-The ? o'clock
score follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
FACULTY EASY WITH wHIPPLE.
CALIFORNIA; Captain Suspended Until
the 1st of January.

BERKELEY, Dec. Sat its meeting to-
day the academic council decided to pun
ish Football Captain Whipple for directly
defying its order in regard 10 the Thanks
giving game. by suspending him from the
university until January l. 1900. In the
meantime he is forbidden to appear on the
university grounds The sentence is re-
garded among the students as most mod
crate. and their kindly feeling toward the
authorities In return for this evidence Of
regard for student opinion is little affected
by the structures on Captain Whipples 3
action uttered at the meeting of the As
ISOLATED Students this morning by Colonel
Edwards. chairman Of the faculty COM
mittee on athletics.
Colonel Edwards. after congratulating
the students and university on the splen-
did showing Of California athletics said:
There is one thing. however. about this
latest victory that spoils II for every stu
dent and friend OF the university. Ten
Of the men who played that game are de-
serving Of all praise; the eleventh (mean-
ing Nhipplel did not belong there. and
his presence In the play put the whole uni
versity on side. "
James Hopper. quarterback of the team
replied 10 Colonel Edwards. questioning
whether any supporter OF ne university
regretted Wihpples presence in the rush
line. He for one had not and he approved
Of the captains action, which was, in
fact, the only one open 10 him.
1t was not simply as an individual
player that " nipple went into the con-
the coaches, too. demanded that he should
personally direct the game"
Hopper also spoke against the rule un-
der which Whipple was disbarred. and the
meeting passed the following resolution
with regard 10 it:
Whereas. We. the Associated Students OF the
University OF California. believe the present
faculty rule concerning the eligibility OF ath-
/ letes 20 be unjust, unnecessarily severe and
OF such nature as 10 injure the university
be n
Resolved. That we. the Associated Students
do respectfully petition the academic council
OF the university 70 repeal the said rule
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
GIRLS AT BASKETBALL.
Alameda and Stockton High School
Players 20 Meet Across the Bay.

ALAMEDA, Dee. S-The basketball
team Of the Alameda High School will
play its first match game with an outside
team Tomorrow afternoon. when IL will
meet the team from the Stockton High
School The match will be played on the
grounds in the rear OF the Haight School
and the game will be commenced at 1:30
o'clock.
While the girls Of the Alameda team
are NOT canguino OF defeating their more
experienced opponents, they believe they
VIII be able 10 keep the score from being
entirely in StocktCn's favor. The members
OF the Alameda team have had an uphill
struggle In getting the players in shape
Tor tomorrow game. They have had no
coach 20 assist them. and never having
played against an outside team they are
considerably handicapped. on the other
hand. the stockton team has played nu-
merous games. among their opponents
being the State University team.
4 committee OF High School girls will
meet the stockton girls In San Francisco
tomorrow morning and escort them 10
this city. Luncheon will be served the
members OF both teams at the Unitarian
church AT 1890 o'clock
The Alameda team is composed as fol-
lows: Touch center, i. Ray Jacobs; right
center. Vida Mexican (captainl. left CEN
ter. Margery. Lynch; forward, Kathleen
Lcnihan: right forward. Orie Healy: left
forward. lrma Solder; guard. Dorothy
Crawford; left guard. Lena Howard. Edna
Rue. Ruth Hebard, Emma Postel. Nellie
Jameson ana Bertha Crawford, substi
tutcs.
The Stockton team is as follows: Touch
center, Ethel Hurd; right center Ray
Rooney: left center. Elsa Rooney; for
ward. Ida Peterson; right forward. Edna
Willy; left forward, Efiie Morris: guard
Louise Higuera, right guard. Ethel Eng
land. left guard, Ida Green. Substitutes
Grace Condy and Jessie McInnes Miss
Edith Brownsill cx-captain of the Uni
Tersity Of California basketball team
viii be referee. Miss Ryan and Miss
Strohmeier Of Stockton Will be umpireS
The scorer will be Miss Charlotte Cert
and Miss Eudora will act as timekeeper.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
sports
MAY w RAN
BACKWARDAT
THE FINISH
I imemaker Raced the Mare
% a Stan stiil-Choices
Re ten at Tanforan.

Timemaker. the crack sprinter OF the
Schorr stable. administered a decisive
beating 10 May W AT Tanforan yesterday.
The famed Calgary mare, with Eddie
Ross up. opened "a 4 TO faVorite in the
books, but Timemaker was not lacking FOR
support. and her price receded TO 10 ..
Dunblaue was The only other starter. The
pair clashed In the last event and the
going had become sun and somewhat
holding. Perhaps this fact contributed 20
Jhe fayorite's undoing. Al amy rate, she
was never able 10 shake TimemaAer on
and when Bullman, on the latter, got
ready he took the lead. winning handS
down The last quarter or "a mlle May
IA went al to pieces the -ycar-pld
leading her out over hali dozen !enSlhs
The nealher was cold and bleak and the
racing freckled 3D. place. 80 heavily was
The rang hit thc dag before that AL money
Ilat wore "a wise look Was cucKed- FIRST
choices were ado mi-craoly slaughtered.
With the solitary exception ul 81 Nasifnlr.
The last-uamed rWo-ycar-oio ruled Ia
NOrite for the ilrst recital, nVe iurlons
sprint After leading Throughout ne won
taAoping from The Lazy. SILVER Tail nm
isheo last
Amasa made his hrst appearance since
hls accident at Oakland IA The i've
ANA a half furlong scramble following.
As ~ was NOT supposed ne was ready, the
BOOKS lhlu IS an0 to about Dlfns ana
IdGic Ross kept the gelding On front from
chance. grabbed the place from hi Salado.
lanlmIui. the fay0Utc. never got near the
leaders, EetLnB poor start
NorrlEaLs horse a.. l.. Morris opened
Co chance for the mile and quarter
selling ruu. and after rcceding 10 8 10 ?
finished last MeadoWfhOrpc. ridden by
lullman and heavily PLAYED al 20 .. won
al the way. Owyhee, "a - 20 2 shot fin
islod second. rNe lengths before Stromo.
Beyond question the heaviest plunge Of
Ihe afternoon was made on +. Ryan =
1.arcato to capture the mile selling run.
l Ee EOoo thing Ted Tor something over
lal[ The distance. when Malay walked
iuto tle front position and won gahoping.
Narcato was ridden out to down lopmast
for th, place
Lena VAS t0utod as the correct number
Tor the NTH chapter. and at odds of is TO
made "a t0pDEEau slide Il IL the last
part. SiA lengths behind her Tempo took
TIE place from hohculohe. Considerable
coin was burned mp Ou the faVoritc.
Schiller. who in mis- present form lis not
worth a counterfeit dollar
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
MANY BOXERS IN TRAINING.

Manager Long Of the Western Athletic
Club has matched Joe Kennedy and Rus
sell, the heavyweight boxers. for twen-
ty-round bout. on the 9th inst. The claim
is made for Russell that in his first fight
here he suffered from something akin to
stage fright. He met Van Buskirk. a lum-
bering big fellow. and both made a bad
impression. Since then Russell. who is
big enough TO fight giant. has been box
ing with Aleck Greggains, and IS said TO
have improved. There was so much room
Tor such a possibility, 1t is probable he
has. In Kennedy he will meet one of the
cleVerest boxers OF any weight in the
country.
Ihe preliminary will be between Sammy
Maxwell and Jimmy Lawlor. II they can
agree on weights. Maxwell wants to box
at 1872 pounds. while Lawlor is holding out
for l33
Kid Parker and Rufe Turner will meet
IN the arena at Woodward's Pavilion next
Friday night before the National Club.
me bout has attracted unusual attention,
owing TO the showing made by Turner In
tnls city, added to Parkers reputation,
earned cnie-v in Denver. Turner dis
posed OF Jimmy Reilly and Sammy Max
well so handily as 10 mark him n possible
candidate for championship honors. Par
ker afilrms ne did not come 3O0C miles 10
be whipped by the colored boy. and ex-
presses the utmost confidence in being
able TO lower his colors.
The preliminary bout will be between
Willie Cole and Clarence Richie. the lat
ter Chicago boxer or repute. Coles
most important engagement was with
clever Jimmy Anthony.
Matchmaker Greggains OF San Fran
cisco Athletic Club has arranged some
promising bouts for next Tuesday even
Ing. The principal bout will be between
Henry Lewis ana ]. J. Gibbets. The other
boxers matched are: Bud Terry and Jules
Tillman; Charles Rochette and Charles
Fredericks; Toby Irvine and Jerry Col
Inns. The principal bout will be OF ten
rounds, the other eight rounds each. Aleck
Greggains Will. as usual, referee all the
matches and will keep the men up to their
work.
Vickers, who made so sad an attempt
AT taking on Thursday night. is said to
have bet $500 that his opponent would win.
Nickers was favorite at odds of 10. TO g.
not Referee MCKINLEY declared all bets off
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09

IS OPPOSED
BY JOHNSON
Rival Twirlers to Meet on
Recreation Park Baseball
Field This Afternoon.

The success OF the opening games Of
the winter season Of baseball has encour-
aged the managers TO arrange contests
for the remainder Of this month. Recrea-
ton Park will then be closed until the
opening Of the season OF 1900. The cham
pions Of Sacramento are chagrined over
their defeat Of last Sunday, which they
attribute 10 a fiuke. They are anxious
Tor another go at the Eastern stars. The
management Will probably arrange an
other meeting between the popular Hsr-
Ney and the tactful Hughes. The games
this week will be between the All-Califor-
Mas and the San Franciscos The mem
bers OF the local aggregation have not
been awed by the defeat OF the cham
pions. They think that with either Iburg
or Fitzpatrick in the box they will he
able To give a good account of them
selves. The lineup for the contest to-
day is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
TRACK RECORDS FALL.
Fast Time Made in Two of the Races
at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. s.-Two track
records were cut down to-day, Fleuron ie-
ducing the five and a half furlong m,rk
TO 1901 in the third race and imp. Mint
Sauce cutting the six and a half furIong
record 10 1:20 in the fourth race Pat
Cleburne, who was never extended in his
race, and Mint Sauce were the only win
ming favorites. Leando was crowded into
the fence on the first turn in the last race
and Newcom. who rode him, had his leg
badly hurt. The weather was cloudy and
the track fast. Results:
Seven furlongs selling-The Sluggard won,
Debride second, San Durango third. Time.
l.274
Selling. mile and n sixteenth-Pat Cleburne
won. Bright Night second. Queen Safe third.
Time. 1:4S
Five and half furlongs-Fleuron won, Alex
second. Gold or third. Time, 1907.
Handicap. six and a half furlongs-Imp. Mint
Sauce won. Dolly Weithor second. Algaretta
third Time l:20
Selling. mile and n sixteenth-Koenig won,
Monk Wayman second Colonel Cassidy third.
Time, 1:49iA.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
s.> s.es.e 49,. es.ess >s.~ss< s.~ss%..4s.
IS THE CHAMPION
RIFLEMAN OF THE
CALIFORNIA CLUB

TEW rihemen on the Pacific Coast are
~ better known than John Utschig OF
California Schuetzen Club and other
- shooting organizations. Marksman-
ship runs in the family and Mr.. Utschig
may boast of what no other rifleman in
the West possesses-wife. son and two
daughters all experts with the rifle. Mr..
Utschig has won mony medals and prizes
with his favorite firearm, but none of
which he Is more proud than the last
the first championship class medal OF Cal
ifornia SchuetZen Club.
He was pitted against a number OF great
rnarksmen and led them all throughout
the season. Mr.. Utschigs best ten scores
of the year were: 224, Z22, 22i, 2SS, 2Zl, ~,
900. 220 2ls, Z22; total 2229 rings, German,
25-ring target count
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09

r DO not think that athletics coddIed
making sports obligatory of the
serious business. - -
The student will not and ought energy
his studies Athletics furnish
his surplus There is danger OF individual and
danger OF To all this
ties alive So long athletics nationally
influence good 1t
kept - ~
As scholarship while training
and while there nave been stupid athletes
whole the standing Of football inteigenty
ally effectively has been above that average OF the
students DAVID STARR JORDAN
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09

CAN say only this. that think a
part OF the War Department the Department
| permit the cadets play football
was decided opposition to it, but Roosevelt when
Assistant Secretary of the Navy with Secretary
Long gave announcement the
OF football playing and think that
Any movement which will a training in ath-
letic sports In the na -al and military
prove most important assistance training
which Is necessary in order develop
hood in those schools More than that
present time the scope Senator Chambers bin
l am unable TO say. BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
Fine Reliance Boxing Bouts.

OAKLAND. Dec. s.-The Reliance Ath-
letic Club vii give its next gentlemen's
night on Thursday evening of next week
and there will be three OF the best ten
State. Jack" Ennis will meet Toby
Irvine. both OF San Francisco. the former
OF the San Francisco Athletic Club Both
will meet al i27 pounds at the ringside
Billy Decoursey OF Los Angeles will meet
Chick Finnerty OF San Francisco al l22
pounds. The winner Of this go will be
matched 20 meet the winner OF the Cole
Richie fight for the bantam weight cham
pionship OF the coast. Phil Green OF Oak
land will meet Jack" Weeday of Chi
cago at l55 pounds
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
UNPOPULAR DECISION.
Referee Declares Bennett the Victor
Over Ziegler.

CHICAGO, Dec. SACK Bennett of
McKeesport. Pa, was given the decision
over Owen Ziegler of Philadelphia here
tonight after six rounds Of the fastest
kind of work. The decision was very
unpopular. as the majority of the spec
tators appeared 10 be of the opinion that
Ziegler. who had forced the lighting all
the way. should have had the big end OF
he nurse
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
The Seasons Football Receipts.

BERKELEY. Dec. Sat the annual
meeting OF the Associated Students this
morning Treasurer Kaarsberg presented
a rough estimate OF the receipts and ex-
Penditures OF the FOOTBALL management
training quarters was S2lsi 40 Receipts
from board accounts so far s146 go The
total receipts from the preliminary games
connection with the same, $l466 20. Add
ing in the sSO23 40 received from the
Thanksgiving game the net receipts for
the season amount 70 S952f