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The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

". B. Atckley, John Brown and F. 1, c. Mckinney, the well-known cattle 4 men, were down from Mammoth this week of business before the Board oi Equalization.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Money to Loan oa good security County certificates of Indebtedness and jurors, certificates bought. Address J. B., TRIBUNE office.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Colonel Steve Bailey spent couple of days in Phoenix this week. He says half the residences in the city are closed on account of their owners be- ing at the seashore or in the noun. faing.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Mrs. John Nj. Phy has been confined to her bed for a couple of days this week with severe attack of rheuma- tism, but is now up=aud around
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

i J. Fred Appleby, ,'of the U. s. Geo. logical Survey, is this week investigat- ing the lay of the land, in the neigh borhood of Casa Gfanae.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

The family of C. v. Angulo expect to return to Florenee9by the list of October. They hare recently bsen living in Tucson.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Miss Ella Whittemore has friend = visiting her, Miss Sohpie osterneier, 8 teacher in the Indian School at : Tucson.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Willie Benson has aecased copper claim near the hesdgate which bid fair
 to make bim millionaire. He calls it the Unexpected, because that's
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

The Colton surveying party left z Globe Monday, and thoir' next post . office address will be Pine Top, Navajo z county.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

W. Il. Sharp, of sacston, has been appointed blacksmith at Fort Payard, NM.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Mrs. oilarealeaa, who has large prop | erty interests in our county, was in r town Tuesday.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26
Ihe-Three Gospels.
fcommunicated.,

See how the monarehies of Europe are delighted in our present imperial expansion policy. They know that our present policy-is not repu blicanism at all; they know that it is monarchy in essence, if not in name they know that 1t meaus bondage, debts aud slavery at home and abroad. This Philippine war is nothing but whole< sale murder; war is never justifa ble except in self defense. We are not 1 fighting to defend the fife@cf there public. Every Philippine killed is murdered by our government. It is hnmiliating it is a shame; yet, it is horrible. It makes my blood boil with indignation to read of the murder of those poor Philippines who are fighting as we did in 1776 for indepen- dence. "-f fExtract from a sersnon by Rev. D. oglesby.
 "The theory that tbere can exist fin any indefinite body of people the right to substitute their own will or self constituted form ofgovernznentf for the regular constitute6 sovereignty of any particular territory is contrary to reatoR and to all international P7llc- tices. @- The gospel according so'saint Griggs, mouthpiece of the Frnperfalist menagerie. as reported iu the St. Louis Globe Democrat June -23rd, lis9s, (Aside). So then, our repu6liG rests on a theory contrary to reason. land al international practieesl The clssse vv;thi n SIl,rael,ets;s,shv U bArtPae
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Misses Katie. Spinas and Mary Ortiz went to Tempe Monday with Mir. . Sylvester.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

The report that Rough Rider Fred Merritt had enlisted again proves to be incorrect. He has accepted posi- tion in a store atGlobe.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Miss Enma Rcyton lesves Wednes- day for Gila county- where she will teach a country school Miss Peyron is g gradaase.of the Normal and very capable young lady
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Thef Flor ence Band is indnstriously practicing for the eslebratien of the , 18th of September.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

ls Next week Mrs. G. Kcating will go to Tucson, where she will place her
 daughter Annis in the Sisters school.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Mrs. Owen T. Rouse and her son Charlie are visiting relatives is Mis- souri.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Christian Eudeavor at the lPresby : terian Church Sunday evening at ' q o'clock, preaching at 7.45.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

John Rhodes, of Mesa, registered at the Florence Hotei-Nonday.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

c. W.'kcmoR, observer at the Buttes, was in'town this week with his boys
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

H. G.sHardwick and. his daughter : Bird went to Tempe'tais week.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

U. s. Marshal Griffith, Ed. Drew ; and Fred Appleby drove up from Casa , Grande yesterday with Bob Bollen.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

%MissiTda Wolf and her brotker John Wolf drove oyer from Tempe Thursday.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Judge Ghas. F. Bennettwas up from Casa Grande Thursday.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Deidno Hignera is cook at the Ray boarding house, on Mineral Creek.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Mir. and Mrss 5e,ie~ager were reg -E-istered st-the Florence Hotel Tu esday.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Mrs. Ella G. Clark and son went to Tucson Tuesday.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Public school opens here on the llth of September.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Sid. Bnrtseson went out to his' ranch Thursday.
The Florence tribune., 1899-08-26

Mrs. c. D. Reppy left Tuesday for California.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
BOUTS 60 TO
THE LIMIT AT
OLYMPIC CLUB
Three Brace of Boxers Show
Sport in Variety.
Directors Present an Illuminated Ad~
dress to Herman Oelrichs, Pa
iron Of Boxing

There was boxing in variety IN the
arena of the Olympic Athletic CluD last
night. The three bouts which had been
arranged by the directors went tbs tulL
limit of ten rounds each, the referee call
ing for two extra rounds in the one be-
tween Vickers and Baker. The victors
were George Baker, Charles Thurston ana
F. Asst.
The bout between Asst and Woods was
by far the best of the evening and one or
the best ever seen in the club. Both men
were clean hitters and aggressive, and at
times the end seemed close at hand For
the first two rounds the boxers Tented,
each trying to draw the others fire. In
the third round they came together and
gave blow for blow. Asst was vicious
landing right and left and then Jabbing
with the left. Woods came back with
some effective left swings, but was in dis
tress at the end of the round.
o Ast went at his t opponent from the the
Woods proved game, and when he seemed
about done for he came back and fouGht
Asst Asst to a standstill The fifth round Wa was
full of action, and the men both showed
signs of distress. They then slowed down
considerably until the tenth round, when
each tried his best to get commanding
lead. For a time 1t did not seem possible
for Woods to last until the gong would
sound for hostilities to cease.
He suddenly turned on Asst. however,
and, raining blows on him, soon had him
in difficulty. Both men were fighting at
the end of the round. George EckhardJ /,
the referee, awarded the bout to Asst. 1t
was announced that Wood broke his right
hand in the fourth round.
The spectators disagreed with Referee
Eckhardt when he awarded the second
bout to Thurston The friends of George
Simpson, the Acme boxer believed he
had a cinch throughout. He was the
cleverer hitter. although ThurstG;I re
the more aggressive. Simpson has a
clever style.
The directors of the club presented a
handsome Illuminated address to Her
man Oelrichs. the well-known patron ~
sport. Mr.. Oelrichs gave the club fouf
valuable silver belts which were competed
for recently The address which '; rs de-
signed by Hammersmith & Fie acts
forth the impetus given boxing fSa
teur boxers competed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
ANGLERS FIND SPORT
TROLLING FOR SALMON

Salmon fishing is excellent in Monterey
Bay, many people enjoying rare sport
with the big fish. The herrings are plen-
tiful IL the bay and prove the attraction
for the salmon. The favOrite method Of
catching them is by trolling from 4 boat.
The striped bass have had a ~espIte
from the fishermen during the past week
Last Sunday the sport was poor near
Alameda, and the small catches had d
depressing effect on the regulars. AS the
lsn are there feeding on the juicy rub,
berneck clans there is no particular rea~
son why they should not be caught in
State Fish and Game Commissioner
Keller and Chief Deputy Babcock VIII re-
turn to-day from the Price Creek fish
to the hatchery was for the purpose of
determining what improvements should
he made there with the $500 appropriated
for the purpose by the last Legislature.
r. A. Shelley will be superintendent Of
the station.
Charles Bosworth. James Mcguire and
VIII Slssons have returned from the Nc
Cloud River, where they spent two weeks
enjoying the fishing. The largest trout
caught weighed four and a half pounds
The fish would not touch a fly, apparently
finding feed in abundance on the bottom.
They are living on d small black bug and
have them in such quantities that they
would not take them when used as bait
Achille Roos is preparing for trip to
Pelican Bay for the trout fishing.
Reports from the Truckee are to the
effect that the fishing has not been good
recently.
Walter d. Mansfield, president of the
worlds record in distance casting. left
for the East yesterday He will be alb
sent a month on business.
The members of the San Francisco Fly
casting Club Will hold their regular com
petition at Stow Lake, Golden Gate Park,
this afternoon and Tomorrow morning
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
THE TURNER RIFLeMEN

Inc prize shooting of the Turner's az
thelr recent annual gathering was a sue
sess so far as finances were concerned
put not IN the matter of improving any
oL the three-shot records. The reason was
that the rifle contests took place in a gala
Oh WIND that swept down through the
gulch at Glen Park making regularity IN
hololng and shooting out OF the question
ne park management had done an posi-
pie TO make the range comfortable. hut
snoiTy ana ah ingenuity were powerless
against the wind from the ocean. tn.
range Is new and ten targets give all TIA,
necessary opportunity for shooting A asss
SAIioGuhg shed after the pattern ~ a SwiSo
Alplne mousse has been erected Dwfug ~
the range lying across the valley the "a
y s'em OF wheels and wires FOR fndichtirE
t Ine results OF the shots had to bf rs
behseu with and the system ln use AZ
W a!nut Hin, Mass. was substituted g-Ha
shots are FIRST shown on th- tnFEFs vnA
men men me value % The shot lu ~e6s -
fr"rt - o,u ny alSpiayinS hnse hfsfes "a
The Turner's took Eood-ustursftf a. tre
Inconvenience ~ ths vine anf ih "a gone
scientously. but thsre ass n. .a.4e1sly
IN the matter ~ "caluns fhr srst 4.1
the hrst day TIE contests asrr ESD ttezara
s cash prizes. raa.sins ifen e. o. d,
twenty -hve-riuz taFgafF klfsHk ~
best marksfneH ~ ar STATE -
nv the sport ihs rsss.is eefs areHgAs 3
and those resulted 81 asa-H y. O..
as from holding The enfrs ss lei
follows.
First prize. n w. 49, *. 7a
second. Juhn ftaehfa fhfrH &
Ter. g.. fourth. p Al Eaafr = ak
Streckefs g. sixth EnHHarH aaa.a ~
enth. Captain hfffrFaf q s.sr# Iaiee -
Ihierhach. 81. ntufh b 81 49, ts
p. u 19etkes FieFfeEh. EaHs Ea&
49,. y, s $3.50 f"fftseeIf sr yfet
|sI' -, apHiteehth. ~ AaaFsf n ssks L.
j. ID Heise, 60 sixteenth. fi atai, - II.
seventeenth. "a Finkins 81 etsts.4sG N
6iikin. 80: nineteeuth Is EalHrif "A. Ia
teth. William Ehreupfors. y
Special prizes-FlFst huIlssvs q v4zs--
bach. 81 20: last huilsfys Is Ttf. ..-.k
y 30; first p. II b. Fakfor A. re-=
Cos; G Thierbach. $40. most GAS. }. TT
On the second day the shooting vras =, =
the members Of the Turner's orIV' fhr,.
snots, one entry. German 2s-ring tareet
NdIam Glindemann won the first prlzs .
a diploma, on s.. The second dinlorna x,aa
won by Otto Burmeister on GO rinss'
VI. J. WHITE
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05

Monte from August 10 to q. Indeed, Sat-
urday, August 10, has been added to the
week within which it was originally in
tended the sports should take place u
accommodate the golfers. AS the course
at Del Monte is only a nine-hole one it is
not possible to complete a competition so
arrangements for the golf tournament
have been made by a committee consist
ing of S. L. Abbott Jr. of the San Fran
cisco Golf Club; w. P. Johnson, Oakland
Golf Club; j. Lawson, Burlingame Coun-
try Club (who has recently returned from
Great Brttain), and Carter 2. Pomeroy,
Monday, August q. the qualifying compe-
tition for ladies who wish to contend for
the George Croker cup will be held. It
Will be at eighteen holes; medal play, and
the sixteen ladies who hand in the best
cards will be entitled to enter the cup
competition on the following day. The
final competition will be at eighteen holes.
ing competition for the Del Monte cup for
men will take place at eighteen holes.
medal play The sixteen players making
the final competition, which will take
place on Thursday and Friday. On Sat-
urday, August 26, the match between
South California will take place The
local team will include E. r. Folger Of
Oakland, j. Lawson of Burlingan1e, s. L.
Abbott Jr. and e. j. McCutchen of the
San Francisco club. and two Others. not
yet chosen. C. E. Maud, president of the
Riverside Polo and Golf Club, will captain
the southern team, which will include z.
Condo Jones, E. B. Tufts, w. Cosby and
j. F. Sartori of the Los Angeles Country
Club and w. H Young of Santa Monica.
c. 2. Maud won the mems championship
at the Santa Catalina, Island golf tourha-
ment on June II with a score of 166. E.
Condo Jones being second with a score of
167 for thirty-six holes. These are all
strong players. with plenty of experience
in open tournament play, and will take
a good deal of beating. Tournaments are
much more frequent in the south than
around San Francisco. the clubs at Los
Angeles, Santa Monica and Santa Cata-
lima being particularly active in promot-
ing open competitions.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
WITH THE DOG FANCIERS

G. J. NJ. e. d Aquire, who Is acting Bel
glan Consul in this city. has acquired from
Rev. J. w. Flnton fine fox terrier puppy
by Aldon Swagger ex Aldon Radiance.
Byron Erckenbrecker of Los Angeles
has concluded arrangements to buy from
G. L. Waring of Santa Monica the latter's
fox terrier dog puppy Sweet William, by
Aldon Swagger out or Snowflake by
Champion Warren Safeguard out of
Blemton spinaway. This magnificent
young terrier took first puppy prize at the
Santa Barbara show and the special for
best fox terrier shown G. A. Sumner of
Los Angeles pronounced him to be with
out peer on the coast and credit to
his royal lineage.
Rev. Mr. Flinton has sold another fox
terrier puppy, the purchaser being w. R.
Lewis Of Honolulu. She is by Aldon Swag
ger out of Aldon Radiance. Mr.. Lewis,
Ave puppies to Aldon Swagger on June 4,
and Afdon Alice (by Aldon Quaestor ex
Aldon Sparklel whelped six puppies to the
sa Frank isFf K Gn eu Of Mount oliver Pa has
issued a challenge to George Richards of
Pleasanton. Cal, for match on birds for
against the choice of two from Mr. Rich
ards Sans Bow, Plain Sans son, and
Nellie Wilson.
coated st. Bernard dog Rhyn. by Alto
Milo ex Blanca II, took first puppy prize
at the last San Francisco show, has had
the misfortune to lose him by distemper
His bull pup Harry w also contracted
Coast Mastiff Club, has disposed of his
two masth puppies Hebe Montez and
Lola Montez "a. K c. s. B. IL ,109) to Tim
othy Hopkins Of Menlo Park. Shine Don
Gao, $500 and Lola (37.547l were the sire and
dam Of these pups, and Lola Montez took
the first puppy prize at the late San
Francisco show. Hebe Montez was also
entered, but a dislocated shoulder pre-
vented her appearance.
The Pacific advisory. committee of the
on Tuesday last. The protest of William
n. Mccarthy against the award of special
for best heavyweight pointer to Sam 8
Bow was brought I'D. but conSidera ton
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05

sort and there will be more than the usual
interest displayed for this reason.
Besides the young and advancing tennis
players. the old-timers who have won
cups and prizes galore years back will
take part The tournament precedes the
great week of sport, and many of the
polo players. gentlemen riders and crack
shots will be at the hotel while the tennis
matches are in progress. 1t is likely they
will take a racket in hand and fight on
the asphalt once again.
The teams have not yet been organized.
but one has only to drop in at the Cali
fornia, Oakland and Alameda courts to
The best teams on the coast will not par
ucipate for a number of reasons. The
Whitneys do. not favor handicap affairs
and the Hardy team will not be together
on the 18th and 10Th, as Sumner will play
In Santa Monica at that time. Sam will
double UP with some Oakland man, but
the Whitneys will not play at all-that is.
With Joe Daily or his brother, Robert N.
Whitney.
At recent meeting of the Pacific States
Lawn Tennis Association George Whitney
was elected a member of the board and
was placed on the executive committee.
The question of the scene of the cham
pionship doubles in singles was discussed
and for the first time IN three years San
Rafael was counted out of the race The
tournament will be held either at Del
Monte or at the Vendome San Jose The
latter place is the choice of the Oakland
contingent while the California Club men
favor the former. There is no opposition
to the Vendome on either side, so it is
likely the championship doubles will be
held at San Jose.
The Whitneys have announced them
selves as competitors in this tournament.
Robert n. Whitney has returned from q
camping trip; both he and his brother
George have determined to play in
doubles. They have begun practicing for
the championship and will work steadily
from now until the 9Th of September. the
day of the tournament With the Hardy
and the Whitney brothers once more in
the field, doubles will be a game not for
children but experts.
There was quite an active week at the
California Tennis Club. Most of the play
ers have returned from their vacations
and taken up their favorite sport once
again, Weihe. Root, Bliven. the Whitneys
and several of the lady players have been
practieing daily. Henrik Grau, Consul
General of Peru, was on the courts durins
the early part of the week, and he de-
feated Werner Stauf in a series of
matches
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
PREPARING FOR FOOTBALL

In another week the University of CAL
ifornia will begin its fall semester and
the football season Will open with a pre-
lude, for no sooner do the college men
foregather than the work of discovery and
the search for material begins The great
Kelly, Princeton's wonderful haffback
will reach this coast about the first week
Garrett Cochran left off. Cochran will
arrive some two weeks later and the two
Fasteners will then cooperate for a
month, at the end of which time Cochran
where he will remain until the last month
OF the season. He will be with the blue
and gold athletes during the finishing
weeks and map out the plan of battle in
the big intercollegiate event.
Coach Chamberlain of Yale will con-
He has a reputation that is almost the
equal of Cochran. and is man Of great
personal magnitude. He will not arrive
until the middle of September. but will
that time as the Stanford men will be-
gin preliminary work as soon as the col
lcRe opens. The football season this year
win be the most interesting of any up
70 date. Stanford will fight for lost
laurels and the university will battle to
retain a single but a glorious victory
The new Berkeley president will be a
factor In football athletics at the Uni
versity Of California. II is said that he
viii stir up a depth of enthusiasm that
knows no measurement.
The college teams have a strong eleven
20 fight in the preliminary games. Olym-
pic has been working already in the
gathering Of a team and there will be a
form heavy, wel-balanced and expe-
rienced eleven. SDwart Cotton, captain
Of Stanford's victorious team OF 81, will
play with the Olympics this year,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
WATSONVILLE PLAYERS !
SHOWING GREAT SPEE1

The Dudes, somewhat ragged with tbs,
repeated drubbings they have received 4
but Fingered up with hope. will have AMI
other bout with the jacksonville baseball
team this afternoon at Recreation Park
The Hayseeds are playing good. ball hat-
ing made a remarkable showing in the
last few games. They have won five ont
of six games played during the last three
weeks Both the Dudes and the HayseeCts
have been doing an unusual amount op
practice during the week. Manager Ew--
ing has not lost confidence in his team.
although he frankly admits that there arS
few weak spots that need strengthening
practice, and good contests should be pre-
sented the patrons of the sport both to-
DAY and tomorrow. The lineup is as fol-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
WILL
MEET ON DEL
MONTE LINKS
Sharp Competition Expected for
the Croker Cup.
A Team OF Six Southern Caifonians
Viii Do Battle Against Local
Hoot Mons

It has been stated recently that little
golf is being played at present in the
neighborhood of San Francisco. AS re-
CARDS San Rafael nothing could be fur
Their from the truth. Play is constantly
going on at the links not only on Satur-
days and Sundays but also throughout the
week. The lighthouses are in use and
many players take a plunge after coming
in from a round of the course. The rest
aurant in the clubhouse has lately been
the scene of several reunions in the even
ing, dinner parties having been given
there by Mr.. and Mrs. Runyon, Mr., and
Mrs. F. H. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
Johnson. Baron j. H. Won Schroeder and
Carter P. Pomeroy. Last Saturday the
San Rafael Hunt Club, many of the mem
bers of which also belong to the golf
club, finished their run within a quarter
of mile of the links and came in TO the
clubhouse for tea. The nine-nole course
is being used, but work will soon begin
on the remaining nine greens. The COM
plete eighteen-hole course will be ready
in the fall and will be the prettiest and
best appointed links in the State. The
club is increasing its members and is in
excellent financial condition.
Golf will form an important feature of
the carnival of sports to be held at Del
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-05
AQUATIC SPORTS

The usual programme of aquatic sports
has been provided by the management of
Sutro Baths for tomorrow afternoon tn
events, with the swimmers entered. are as
follows;
50.yard dash. novee-E. Marston, C. King
j. Mugan, O. Lowenthal AIMS
1o0-yard race. juveniles-M Johnston. W
Peters. P. Murphy, w. Waters j. Keogb. w
Early. w.
10O-yard race, amateurs-Open to all
100-yard tub race, three aprizes-V Ftsbar
G. Adler. o. Ehrman, G. Schwartz {, Az
gustus w. Phillips, E. Wells. b. Baudain
". Yarrow. II. Stelljes, F. Hildebrandt 2.
Boyer E. Lieboldt. "
Trick and fancy springboard diving-P Gio-
vanni, j. Gladstone, G. LaRue r. Mccain
a. Bagantori, G. Strohlin, T. Ralston, p Nc,
Cowen r. Cordell.
Diving for plates. juyeniIes-Open to all