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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
"EI Trans-Pacific Cable
entire el Hawaii y Cas
lifOrnia
Setenta y cinco dias para extenderlo
Ell GOBIERNO AMERIOANO NO Sc.
RA Ell PROPIETARIO
COncesiOnes que Sc lie hacen

ServiciO cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantil
Nueva York, microbes. - Mr..
Mackay, presidel to de Ia Compaflia
dc Gables y Telegrafos ha dicho
que va tiene hecho los estudios pa
ra ell establecimiento del cable sub
marino entire San Francisco de Ca
lifornia y Honolulu. el que muy en-
breve puede quedar extendido, pues
en- setenta y cinco dias pueden que
dar en- communication ambos pdntos
Sobre este cable no tendra pro
piedad directa ei gobierno america
no, pero en- tempo de guerra pcdra
ocuparIo para todo 10 que estime
necesario y los despac los del go
bierno seran siempre preferidos q
todos los demas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
Reunion de los buques de
la triple alianza en- el
Sur de America
No Obedece a demonstration naval
alguna
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROTE
GERAN SUS RESPEOTIVO6
tSUBDITOS
TrasIado del informe a Washington
t.5ervicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
MercantiD

Berlin, miercoles.-En este De
partamento de Marina Sc ha infor
mado la prensa que la reunion en-
aguas del Sur de America de varlos
tUques alemanes, austriacos e italia
nos no obedece a demostraci6n ma
val alguna que pretenda hacer en-
aquellas latitudes la triple alianza,
sino que cada naci6n por 81, & inde-
pendientemente ha enviado sus bu
ques a la America del Sur en- vista
de las contingencies posibles entire
aquellas repdblicas, a fin de prote
ger los respectivos intereses y vidas
de sus sdbditos alli establecidos
Este informe ha siao tambien di
rigido al Gobinete de Washington
por ell Departamento de Negocios
Extfangeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS DE TRAvESIA

De Aguadilla vap amer "Oalifornian"
a The New York y Porto Rico 8 8 co,
con cArga de transito.
Reseiia de Ia carga que procedente de
Barcelona y escslas condujo para este puer
to Ell vap esp "Oonde Wifredon es Ia siguien
te: Sobrino de Isluierdo y CO, 100 cls
vermont 800 sIs garbanzos 10 CTS almendras
20 CTS pimeut6n 800 SIS arroz 16 SIS nueces
182 SIS castalas 10[4 vino 90 CTS ajOs. A
Lynn hjos oe Perez Morris 81 cls papel.
J Ochoa J Hmno 174 SIS gaTbanzos 20 c!s
piment6n 1 Ct sobres IS CTS SI4 vino 30 fdOs
pspel 200 cIs pasas 10S CTS patatas 40 cIs
cebollas "a fds sacos. A Vicente y CO, 70
fdo papel 251 cIs higos 80 CTS aceite mani
400 SIS arrOz. Luifa Hmnos J CO, 1 Ct fra
tas CT turrones 10 CTS piment6n ID SIS nue.
ces 10 CTS vino % cnts castaflas 8 cIs almen
drss y gofo. Espahol y co, 15l4 PIP vino
Bodegas Franco Espaiiola LOgroho Rioja 4
cJs caramelos de Los Alpes en- frascos B CTS
membrillo en- lata de la q legtlimo de
Reus 2 CTS frutas cristalizadas sursldas en-
csjitas de 3y4b 1 CT sobreasada primera
de primera 2 SIS avellanas cOsecha especial
sIs nueces cosecha especial 81 trIjoles
grandes Catalanes cosecha especial q len
tejas especiaIes 15 cIs Vermuth. Bsquero y
Gandara 80 cJs vermouth 80 fds papel Oal
das y co 30 fdOs papsI IA sTs ajOs Fernan
dec Gauran y co, 20 fdOs papeI 90 CTS acel
te 20 CTS aceitunas 20 CTS gulsantes 1 cI cl
ruelas 40 CTS piment6n ScIes de + Juncos J
co, 10 cIs vermouth 70 SIS arroz + Font }
Hmno l50 SIS garbanzos 5O cIs pimenton
Sores de M Lomba CO, 80 hls VINO cl
almanaques 455 fdOs papeI 81 cIs 100
seretss aceitunas TroncosO Hmnos Gu,
80 bis PIP IA 30 CTS vino 2 CTS frutas
800 cIs higos z30 SIS castsfas Scres de
Perez Hmnos 30U cIS jabon falaclos y co
200 CTS baIdosas 100 SIS garOanzOs SO CTS
piment6n loo CTS clruelss CTS pasAs Bar
cello y CO, 996 grfns vscfOs Ii jls almendras
40 Sis garbanz0s OasJrill6c Ocnoa 81 tdo
papel 80 SIS garbanaos Gonzalez y Alfonso
500 cIs jab6n 200 SIS arroz Frelria Alfonso
y co, cIs almanaque 100 I'd pesc ado 80
id castafas Planas RoJo Co, 200 sIs
arroz 10. CTS pimeut6n A Suarez y CO,
100 SIS srros jose SOllveras 20 SIS arroz
Oerecedo Hmnos co, 8 CTS melones 10
id aceite Sores de l. VIliamil co 100
seras ace,tunas Mullenhof KorOer lis
vino R Torres hjos. fdOs tapones Her
naiz co, 10 CPS l fdo tejldos caizado
Muntaner y co, 1 CTS teiidos 10 CTS calzado
1 cI cromts r. Fabian y co, l barrica zinc
fdo tejidos Sanhsteban Ohavarri y co,
1 CT calzado / id tejidos Vidal Hmns y
co, Ct fdo tejidos Sores de Orcasita y
co, cls tejiGos 5cres de A Mayol co
fdo pqte pieles otros F Guiliermsty
10 cIs 1 fdo farmacla Rotulado A la
6rden JIM 8 CPS calaado PHI 2 cs GO
8 cIs MO 1 q GAO l q 90 cls
MP cIs FLO 1 CT calzauo SEJ 2 cIs
juguetes 1O I'd dulces ID platos 30 els
sjos &C SIS garbanzos- NIB 2S4 CTS pasas
AIR Z cIs pimenton.
loiaE
RNTRADAs DH COSTANERos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
SerYiCio Especial
POR CABLE DEL
DOLETIN MERCANTIL..
PrOfunda sensation en- la
Camara de los COmu-
reS
Terfuina en- I'm verdaderO tufnulto
UNA PETIOION DE LA Fedora.
OION LIBERAL NACIONAL
Sc suspende la Iectura de Id instancia
'Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantib

'Servicio oablegrafco especial del Boletin
MercantiD
Nueva York, miercoies.- En- las
Camaras de los comuaes ha causa
do una profunda sensaci6n que fue
seguida de una tumultuosa protesta
la lectura de una petici6n que en-
nombre de la humanidad dirije 4
aquella Camara LA Federation Ii
beral Nacional," de la Gran Breta.
iia pidiendo que sea Inglaterra la
que hsga proposiciones directas de
paz & los jefes de los beers.
Muchos diputadcs Sc opusieron a
la continuation de la lectura de la
expresada solicitud, teniendo aque-
LA que suspender en- medic de una
confusion que dio por resultado Ell
abandcno del local ror el Presiden
te.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

ma y Chile no SO hark esperar y que
dehido al acierto de ID diplomacia
de Ia primara Repdblica, esfa conse-
guira formar una poderosa alianza
orensiva y defensive con eI PERI,
Bolivia y Uruguay, ademfs de "a
va concertada con su estado vecino
el Paraguay.
Tanto on Buenos Aires. [Argenti
nal como en- Lima, Santiago y VAL
paraiso lChile hay grande exeita
cion en- el pueblo aconseiando & sus
respectivos gobiernos que no depon
gan su actitud y energfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
sALmA Oh 9RAvHsIA

Para Brunswick (G AZ gol amer
"Albert I. Stearns" por su .capitan en-
last,e.
Eara Mayaguez y Ponce vap esp
"Conde Witreden por Sobrinos de IL
Quierdo y co, con carga Dc transito.
La carga que tom6 aver en- este puerto
el vap amer s.PonCev es Ia siguiente The
New YORK 3 Porto Rico 8 3 Go 8 bul
tot varios efectos DE Ford y co 53 barri
les cLinas 20 cueros res con 1889 libTas
w Durlach IL CTS tsbaco elaborado Ru
cabado y 90 81 eIs i'd i'd Bolivar Arruza y
90 nI i'd i'd Portela y 90 IL cIs i'd i'd Ge
r6nimo Oarreras 3 cls i'd i'd Mulleneeff y
Korber ols id i'd Sores de Nj LOmba y
co IL cIs Id i'd The American West In
dies Trading co 16 cls i'd i'd Sh Veruero y
co IL cIs id id Porto Rican American To
nacco co 50 cIs i'd i'd Sores de l. Villamil y
co cls I'd i'd Max Goldstine 2<cIs ia III
Troncoso Hermanos y 60 2 co i'd ID sores
de jose Hernais 2 cls i'd i'd A Stadeke- "
id id The Porto Rico Cigar 90 70 cls ID
i'd De HcIs y Ramires cIs i'd i'd q lnaes
tras zapatos ~ cls chinas Piza Her.nauc
76O cueros res con 3l63l lIbras u oIo IN
polyo Gap. j I CrAbbs ia cls sarios sisc
| tos The Oubsn and Fan American Ex iess
| co bultos varios efeotos Dooiey Smith cv
| 80 bls chinas 106 SIS c0cos aecos 4 u mef.
canoias ] trozo madera Luigi Risccps 2 III
maoaneIaa 9 B PsfkeI 2S bp ehinas Rin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
En- el CoDgreso de los
DiputadOs
Sc pide que los EstadOs UnidOs de.
vuelvan los buques apresadOs
en- 1898
DEBIERON SER DECLARADOS MA
LA PRESA
Ell Gobierno promote infcrmarse

Servicio cablegrafico especial dol BOletin
Mercantil
Nueva York, microbes -DesDa-
chos recibidos de Madrid manifies.
tan que aver tarde en- ell Fougreso
de los Diputados el senior Msristany
pidi6 al gobierno que activsmente
gestionase del de los EstadoI Uni
dos Ia devoluci6n Immediate de va
rios buques mercantes que fueron
aprehendidos por sus barcos Do que
ira dnrante la guerra con Espafla
en- 1898, y que desde luego no Sc
somstieron q Tribunal alguno pues
hubieran sido declarados mala pre- :
ga,
El gobierno prometi6 infornarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
Chile Sc prepare contra
la Argentina
Enyia fuerzas a distintOs puntOs d ID
frOntera
Manda 4 a1istar inmediatamene
4 la escuadra
La armada chilena espe ara orders
en- el EstrechO de MagaIIanes
Eervicio cablegrafico especial del Boletp
Mercantill

Eervicio cablegrafico especial del Boletp
Mercantill
Nueva York, microbes. = FL gt.
bierno de Chile en- vista de la actf
tud host;l del de la Rep1blica Ar
gentina ha organizado tambien sus
Teseryas de terra y ha dispuesto el
envio Immediate de fuerzas q los
distintoS puntos de la extensa frOn
terra que limitan q Chile y la Ar
gentina. y por 10 que cree mas acce-
sible una invasion en- la Repdblica
chilena del ejereito argentine.
La escuadra tambien ha recibido
6rdenes de alistarse y de marchar a
estacionarse en- 81 estrecho de Ma
gallanes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
Sc TRASLADO
a su antigua local
La FARMACIA AMERICANA
FORTALEZA 20. 3-l5

Como especialidad indiscutible debemos
sonsignar que 10 son los cigsrrillos que ella
lOra Ia gran Fabrica La FAVORITA,
popiedad de los sefiores DaussA y Co., de-
Eonce que representan en- San Juan los
seiUres Fernandez Gaur&n 90.
La marca LA FAVORITA, adquiere
Gala dia rCayer prestigio entire los mas com.
peentes fumadores, y los pedidos que & esta
capital y a Ponce hacen dol exterior rayan
en- m ndmero casi inconcebible.
Ell el yapor s'San Juann que ssli6 81 sE-
badodel puerto de Nueva York, para este,
ha enbarcado Ia familia del Gobernador in.
TERN, Kr. Charles Hartzell.
Maiana en- IL noche 90 reunirS en- el tea
tro Iacomisi6n organixadora del "Olub Bo.
rinqueav invita- & todss las personas que
quieran asistir dicha reunion para ingre.
sar como socio.
ANTES de comprar CE-
MENTO, informese sobre pre-
clos casa R. A. Macde, Cristo
u, Telefono 1874. oo-8c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
sAIDAs 0E COsTANERos

Para A'roYo ruta vsp amer "Vas
CO" con casga general.
Para Y bucoa bl Salvador" cou car
ga general.
Para F.jardo bl DOS HermanoS"
con carga general.
Para Aguad,la gol "Isabela" j T
Silva Banding y co, 20 ton>iadas cs,
bon miners.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

Eata mafiana fueron puesto en- libertad
despues de prestar declaration ante el sefio
Juez de San Francisco, Ell motorists y Q
conductor del cafrv el6ctrico, que estrope5
ell nifO anoche en- Santurce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

lay Brothers Weymouth Trading co c,s
con una maquiDa para gas Central Trans
for co Ct curiosidades | Sacks 46 ctes
vacfos para cerveza j Ochoa y Hermsno
9I3 manteca The San Juan Ice Refrigera
ting co cIs aceite lubricador John ClOy
66 SIS huesos 80 bultos varios efectos 1874
bultos herro w w Miner 3 SIS con $50 Ii
bras cate Jos Wenor 53 ctes vacfos para
eervesa Fred w Jermey 2 SIS con 254 II
bras cafe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
MercadO de Nueva York

Libras 4.S3.3,4
Azdcar centrifugado 3.3I4
Az1car mascabado 1882
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

En- las areas municipales del pueblo de
Iares, ha ingrssado Ia csntidad de 1.60O
dollars, por Ell medic por ciento de contri.
buci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

El domingo pr6ximo Sc celebrsra un eS-
plsndido bale en- nuestro teatro, para el que
va estAn circulardo las invitaciones.
Nos diceD, que al efecto Sc suspendera Ia
stjaranitan en- Ell "Casino Espafiow.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

OrRRAooSHs Dis BUQuxs ar pUHarc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

POI vlIlar y o.: (:
q A Vicente y co, 5Osls nueces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

ss,rHB Baoronns soBRn NJ susLD,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-11
AMERICANS FALL
IN THE BATTLE
Fierce Engagement With
Force Of Insurgents
Occurs.

MANILA, Dec. 10.-Thousands of peo-
pie are leaving Batangas province for
places of safety. General James M. Bell
reports an important engagement between
force of insurgents. at Labo province
of Camarines, and a detachment of the
Twentieth Infantry. Three Americans
were killed. The loss of the enemy is
not known, but is believed to have been
heavy. General Bell anticipates a speedy
discrimination of the irreconcilables
A large force of insurgents recently at
tackled the town of Lipa, province of
Batangas, killing one soldier and several
characteristics. Troop H, First Cavalry
killed ten of the enemy before the re-
mainder of the insurgent force escaped
The Fflipinos evidently expected a vic
tory, for they had cut the wires and car
ried off hundred yards of the line
The natives are stirred by the CLOSING
of the ports and bitterly object to recon-
eentratlon. A Filipino force consisting OF
200 rif1emen and 400 bolomen recently at
tackled Nagpartian, province of North
Ilocos. Company NJ. Eighth Infantry.
acting on the. defensive drove off the
enemy, killing eleven of them, with no
loss to themselves. -
The Americans and Fusion FederaIs
elected their full ticket at the local cleo
tons held in Iloilo, island of Panay. The
constitutional code allowing soldiers to
vote played an important part in the
elections.
William B. Preston, formerly captain
in the Forty-third Infantry, has COM
mitted suicide.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-11
CALLS MEETING
Of COMMITTEE
Executive Body Of Re
publican Clubs Is to
Gather.

The executive committee of the State
League of Republican Clubs has been
called to meet in the rooms Of the Repub-
lican State Central Committee in the
Palace Hotel, San Francisco, on Monday
the 18th inst, at o'clock p. m. The no
tice issued yesterday by Alden Anderson,
president of the league sets forth that
the principal business of the committee
will be to fix the time of the next league
convention to be held in San Jose in the
spring. The Los Angeles convention, held
in the latter part of April, 1900, designated
San Jose as the place for the club repre-
sentatives to convene in 1902. 1t now be-
comes the duty of the executive commit
tee to fix the exact time for holding the
convention in San Jose. 1t is said that
q time in the latter part of April or early
in May will be acceptable to the Repub-
lican clubs of the interior. 1t is expected
that nearly 1000 delegates will attend the
biennial convention and take active
part in the opening of the State campaign
OF 1902, The object Of the league is TO
promote the success of the Republican
party. The constitution forbids the in
dorsement of candidates for Office. The
officers Of the league are:
Alden Anderson, suisun. president; clio
Lloya' s santa B E' nrst vice president
Albert Lindley, Bakersfield secretary, and
Fulton Taylor Oakland assistant secretary.
Among the well-known Republicans of
California at the Union League Club yes
terday were Harold T. Power and Lieu
tenant Governor Neff of Placer, Thomas
Flint Jr. of San Benito and Dr. Chester
RoWell of Fresno.
They exchanged greetings at the club
Harold Power has not indicated to his
friends that he would be pleased to re-
ceiVe the Republican nomination for Gov
erhor, but 1t Is said that If he should
enter the race the counties Of Nevada.
Placer, FL Dorado, Tuolumne, Amador
and Calaveras would send delegations to
his support. The mountains have not had
a Governor since William Irwin,s admin
istration- The second place on the ticket
that of Lieutenant Governor, has been
several times accorded to the mining re-
giOn. The Republicans elected j. B. Red
dick of Calaveras and Jacob Neff of
Placer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-11
EASTERN STARS TO MEET
THE REMNANT WINNERS
For the Second Time Pitcher Whalen
Will To-Day Face the Crack
Baseball PLAYERS.

Jimmy Whalen is to have another
chance to demonstrate his capacity as a
twirler in fast company. Though it was
first intended to play the baseball pen
nant winners in only two games against
the American Association stars, so great
has been the demand for another contest
that the management decided to bring the
two teams together this afternoon.
Jimmy Whalen, who won his game last
Saturday, is to do the boxWork for tho
California champions. Whalen is eager
for another go with the heavy stickers of
the big league and the visitors are anx-
ious for another chance to straighten out
his curves. Bernhard will make his first
appearance in the box here. He will do
the pitching for the Eastern team He Is
said to be faster man than Waddell.
The Oaklands will go against the visitors
tomorrow and Friday. The Sacramentos
will have their chance Saturday and Sun
day to show what they can do. From
what has already been seen of the East
ern men it is evident they are all they
are represented to be. The home team
has demonstrated that the California
League men are capable Of playing fast
ball. The game will be called at 2:45 p. m.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-11
Tells of Signals to Stop.

Richard Wasser first assistant engineer
of the Sausalito, had a turn at evidence
giving Bulger asked him.: "What time
elapsed from the first bell to the signal
to slow down?''
about six minutes after came the three
bells. We made about three or four turns
back after that before they came to-
gether."
How long does it take you to make
four turns back?" was the query
"Oh, about minute to stop" was the
answer. "The bell rang stop backing i'm
mediately after the collision" The wit
ness testified that under the same condi-
tions it would take five revolutions to back
the boat in the slips
Frederick Petersen, night Waterman on
the San Rafael, gave testimony which
was of no great material value. He
didn't know whether the port boat had
plr.gs in or not.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-11

whom the fog did not daunt. They all
told tales of herOisn, bells and q dense,
impenetrable fog.
Frederick J. Hood was the first witness
OF the day. He testified that the passen-
gers did most of the life-saYfng- He did
not think the crew as a whole was Of
much account. OF Captain McKenzie's ac-
tons he said nothing but good. THE crew
did not appear well drilled" he said.
Some of them above told the women to
90 below. Those below told the women to
20 above"
Then came Dennis German, a marine
engineer by occupation. connected with
the ferry-bOat Tamalpais. Germans mind
was wholly taken up with fog whistles,
signals and technicalities.
Few Workers Among the Crew.
German was succeeded on the stand by
W D, Clarssen, a passenger on the San
Rafael.
AS the Sausalito came alongside he
said. sit looked as IL she were going to
pass us. 1t seemed to me that out of a
crew Of twelve there were four workers.
j did not see much Of the crew about.
They should have had two men to each
boat Only those who We're in the boats
could handle them correctly. An outsider
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-11
BICYCLE RIDERS ROLL
UP A GREAT MILEAGE
Six-Day Record VIII Probably Be
Beaten in the Madison-Square
Garden Race.


NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-The competitors
in the six-day bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden were grinding away to-
night to retain their positions. Before
another day has passed the record is like
ly to be broken. In the early morning
the men were going at a loafing pace, but
this evening sprints were frequent. At Z
O. clock the eighteen miles the leaders had
fallen behind the record had been reduced
by eight miles.
Tonight there were 5000 people in the
Garden. At 7:30 o'clock King and Samuel
son, the latter relieving his partner, made
a daring attempt to gain the lap which
would put them in line with the leaders.
The Mormon" boys effort was a spirited
one. Billy King sprinted and gained a
lead of one-quarter of the oval amid ire
mendous applause. His partner relieved
him and held this slight gain for some
time, until Walthour caught him. Nc
Eachern then relieved Walthour and the
pace continued fast,
Before midnight the crowd was esti
mated at 10000. The score at 1 O'Clock
was:
Fisher and Chevaler. 975 miles 2 LAPS: But
Ter and Mclean, 1852; Newkirk and Munro
1852: McEachern and Walthour 1852: Mava
and Wilson, 973:2; Lawson and Julius 975-1
King and Samuelson 975:1; Babcock and Tur-
Vile, 1851; Fredericks and Jaak 974:9; Hal
and McLaren, 9d4:9.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-11

ing-Bean won. Patchwork second Piederich
third. Time, :55.
Third race, one mile and an eighth-Banish
won Prince Blazes second. WoOdtrice third
Time 300.
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap-Isou
Woods won. The Boston second Serpent third
Time. 1:17.
Fifth race, six furIongs. selIing-Echodale
won, Alpaca second, Draw Lad third. Time
1:16
Sixth race, one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, UterD
second, Eva Rice third. Time. 1 AS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-11
Football at Petalnma

In a game of football at Petaluma last
Sunday the Hammond football team of
this city defeated the Petaluma eleven by
a score of to O. The game was full Of
good line buclking, especially that of VALID
fish of the Hammonds and Howard Of
Petaluma.