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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
BRITT STARTS
TRAINING WORK
Goes Ten Miles on the Road
in the Morning and Boxes
/. Four Rounds in Afternoon
PROVES IN GOOD FORM
; He Takes Kindly to His Ex-
ercise and Finds Pleasure
in the Routine of the Day

Jimmy Britt settled down to hard
work yesterday at Crolrs Gardens in
Alameda, where he is to prepare him
: Self for his battle with Young Corbett-
Jimmy was up bright and early and,
with Fred Landers, went on the road
in the morning for a ten-mile spin.
Upon returning he donned his gymna-
sum attire and walloped the bag and
amused himself with trying the other
muscle developing devices at his train
ing quarters.
In the afternoon Jimmy put on the
gloves with Landers and the pair went
at il lively for four rounds. When
the last punch was delivered Britt ap-
peared as frisky as al the commence
snent and surprised those who wit
messed the bout with his easy breath
ing. Jimmy realizes he must be al his
best when he puts up his arms in front
o-f Young Corbett. and for that reason
he has kept up light work since his
last fight at Colma.
Britt retires about o'clock and pre-
vrjus 10 turning in for the night takes
a stroll 10 clear his pipes until morn
ing. Spider" Kelly and Frank Ra-
faeI have not registered at CrolTs. but
are due at any time NOW. When Kelly
arrives he viii supervise all Of Britt's
work
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
WILL COURSE TWO DAYS
AT INGLESIDE PARK
Nfnety-siX Well Matched Greyhounds
Are Entered for This Weeks
Open Stake.


The management of IngIeside
Coursing Park has decided to resume
coursing on two days in each week
instead of running but one day, as has
been done recently.
The first round of the ninety-six
dog open stake will be run tomorrow
and the stake will be completed on
Sunday. Fhe draw last night result
ed as follows:
Don Pedro Medley; TraIee Lass vs. Van
Nora; cluster vs.. Ragged Actor: Gunfre
Topsy TurVey; Mollie Nc Frisky Boy: Roy
Hushie VS.. All Green; Spotless Beauty VS.. Doc
Burns; Frank Dunn Honest John: Queens
Motto vs. Prometheus; Yelowtail VS. Slievena-
mon; Sofala VS.. Viking; Van Alba VS. Silver
Cloud; Northern Alarm Northern lad JiEa-
marco VS.. Fairy Bell; Maid of the Glen VS.
Little Lucy; Frisky Barbara VS. Glancfng
Pasha; Glaucus rs. Heredine: Pepper Hill VS..
Loretta vs. Walter G. Hera VS.. Luxury; Manru
vs. Mark Twain; Sylvester VS.. Jimmie An
thony; Gold Chain VS. Golden Light: Lily
Wright VS.. White Stockings: Texas Hoo Hoo
vs.. z II; Siren Bella Lloyd: Master Clair
vs. jerry Wright; Summer Girl Bonnie
Pasha: Icellus VS. Tom Hurlick; Red Rock VS.
Roila Wells; Bob r Una: Colored Lady VS.
Aurelia; Ouida VS.. Homer Boy; Princess Savoy
vs. Little Mercy; Young Johnny Rex VS. Pasha
Pleasant; Lord Granard VS.. Glover Blossom.
Orsna VS.. Joe Pasha; Silver Heels VS. Beauty
Gold; Mountain Poet VS.. Gold Lily Gold
Spring VS.. Haddington Texas Betty VS. Young
Fearless; Balendine VS. lone Hill: Lady MenIo
truder VS.. Firm Fellow: Lulu Girl vs. Lily
YORK; Mountain Light vs. Equator
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
WILL GIVE A BANQUET
IN HONOR OF GRUNSKY
Prominent Organizations of California
Combine to Entertain Panama
Canal Commissioner

City Engineer c. E. Grunsky will be
the guest of number of local socie-
ties Tuesday evening, March Is, at a.
banquet given in celebration of his re-
cent appointment as Panama Canal
Commissioner. The feast will be spread
at the Palace Hotel. Former Mayor
Phelan is chairman of the committee
of arrangements and L. NJ. King is sec
retary.
The new Commissioner is mem Der
of all the societies which have thus
combined to do him honor. They in
clude the Unitarian Club, Technical
Society of the Pacific Coast, Common
wealth Club, Merchants Association,
Mechanics Institute, Academy of
Sciences, University of California, Ger
man General Benevolent Society, San
Francisco Art Association and Native
Sons of the Golden West.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
Inn the divorce Conrf.

Divorces were granted yesterday to
Emma c. McHugh from Samuel A
McHugh for cruelty, It. G.. Niclin from
Julia May Niclin for desertion, Pearl
Isom from Daniel Isom for conviction
of felony, Ruth Delaney from Peter
Delaney for desertion, and Lille Gray
from John Gray for cruelty. Suits
for divorce were filed by Julia MUIR
ply against Edward Murphy for de-
sertion, Anna NJ. C. Mcneil against
George A. Mcneil for neglect and de-
sertion, Resale Richstein against j. j..
Richstein for cruelty. William Reh-
quate against Lizzie Rehquate for de-
sertion. and Sarah j. Farquer against
w. F. Farquer for cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
Robbed in a Saloon.

Jehn Viea, a visitor from the Sacra-
mento Valley. met Violet Carter, a
waitress in a dance hall on Pacific
street, early yesterday morning and
she took him TO a saloon. at CAB Wash
ington street. While in a rear room
Niea drank a glass Of beer and became
partly unconscious. The girl opened
his vest and when he felt her abstract
ing his purse, which contained s140 he
shook of the drowsy feeling and fol-
lowed her into the barroom, where he
alleges he saw her give the purse to
Joseph Stevens, the bartender. He de-
manded the purse from Stevens. who
struck him in the face and threw him
out. Niea whistled for assistance and
Policeman Mills appeared and arrested
the girl for grand larceny and vag-
rancy. Stevens was also arrested and
booked on the same charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
NegIects His Children.

A warrant was sworn out before Po-
lice Judge Mogan yesterday for the
arrest Of Thomas Newman, proprietor
Of q sailors clearinghouse at IS Jack
son street, on charge Of failure to
provide for his two children, q girl
10 years Of age and a boy Z. The girl
was discovered on Wednesday night in
q high fever by Secretary White Of
the California Society for the Preven-
ton Of Cruelty TO Children. The moth
er was intoxicated and the father had
been in that condition several days
The girl was sent to the City and Coun-
ty Hospital, the boy was cared for and
the mother arrested till she could sober
up. She was charged yesterday with
cruelty 70 a minor child.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
ATHLETES MEET
ON THE PATH
First Important Field Day OF
the Year Will Be Held on
Berkeley Oval ON Saturday
ENTRY LIST is LARGE
More Freshmen Will Com
pete Than Ever Before
Appeared at These Trials

BERKELEY, March S.-The entries
for the freshman-sophomore field day
at the Berkeley oval on Saturday were
announced to-day at the University OF
California. The freshman list is the
largest that has ever signed for the
initial trials Of the year. W. z. Sperry
has been elected captain OF the fresh
man entrants. The list Of entries Is as
follows:
1OO-yard dash: sophomores-Friekey. Cor
don, Critics, Lasater, Bingham, Jewell, Riddel'
Kohnke, McClymonds. Freshmen-Stanton'
WhitmOre, Button. Wilcox, L1ppman, SIN
siiemer, Boeckman. Hughes, Callahan, Davis
Rankin, Gabriel Blakemore, Van Zant, Sirnp-
e2o-yard dash: sophomores-Bingham.
Frickey, Gordon. Einstein. Primo Jones, La
safer, Jewell. Thomas. Quilliam. Freshmen
Zacharais, Wilcox. Lippman, BOeckman, w nit
more. Callahan Davis. Rankin. Gabriel.
Hughes, Blakemore Van Zant Hartley,
Loeher. NOttage. Whitman, Stanton, Corbett-
44O-yard dash: Sophomores - BuffOrd.
Primo, Critics, Irwin Shore. Lasater, Jones.
Waite. Jewell observation-disclosures. Whit
more. Button. Kern. Foster Allen, Whitman.
Hartley. LOcher, NOttage, Harmon.
l20-yard hurdle; SoDhOmores-Frei, Lynch
Chaplin. Freshmen-Hume. Zoph.
220-yard hurdle: SophOmores-Frei, Howe
sso-yard run; SoDhomores-Allen Griffith.
Posey. Stewart. Waite wroth. Halloran.
morse hreShnen-Bryan- StnShe1mer. Dar-
ling. Button, Craig, Foster, Wilcox. Fletcher.
Francis.
Mile run: sophomores-Grifnth Backus,
Wheeler. Morse. Howe, Robinson, Boyle. Luce,
Kennedy. Robertson. Moody. Freshmen-Heads
Rued. Teichert, Darling, Craig. Curran. Stew
art. Clifford. Fletcher
Two-mile run: Sophomores-Wheeler. la
Grange, Boyle. Baekus- Robertson. Griffith.
Kennedy. Moody. Freshmen-Stewart Olsen.
Head. Rued. Lowell. JOY clifford.
High jump: SophOmores-Adams. Hickey,
Gilmore. Barker, Whitman. Boynton, Gordon.
Freshmen-Gabriel, ZOph, Steves. Graves Par
ker Sperry
Pole vault; Sophomores-Case. Freshmen
Sperry. Schultz.
Broad jump: Sophomores-E1liot Boynton,
Chaplain. Posey. Lasater- Freshmen-Kern,
Curran Sweezey.
Hammer throw: sophomores-Boynton. FL
liot. Freshmen-Zacharais Graves. Sperry
Elliot, Gilmore. Freshmen-Zacharais Sperry
and Boeckman.
Mile relay: Sophomores (six to be chosen
Waite. Thomas Lynch. Bufford. Primo. La
sater. Jones' Bingham. Einstein. Halloran Al
len. McClymOnds, Quilliam, Jewell. Freshmen
not yet chosen.
The officials will be: Referee, E. j.
Brown; timers. Professor George c. Ed
wards, Walter E. Magee, J. W. Rhodes;
judges at finish, Z. r. Abadie, R. A.
Hackley; judges of weights. AL PIaw,
Roy Woolsey; inspectors, Fred John
ston, Jacob NeighbOr; measurers, Stan
ley Symmes. Roy Hackley; starter,
Anthony Cadogan; clerk Of course, w.
A. Powell: assistant clerk, c. A New
hall.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
work of Chinatown squad.

Sergeant Christiansep filed his report
with Chief Whitman yesterday, show
ing the work done by his SQUAD in
Chinatown for last month, which tho
Chief considered very satisfactory in
view Of the fact that an injunction has
been in force since January IS, pre-
venting the squad entering suspected
gambling houses unless armed with Il
proper warrant or in search of a felon.
The total arrests for the month were
143, and Of the number seventeen were
convicted and paid their fines, fifteen
were convicted and jailed, eighty seven
were dismissed and twenty-four are
pending in the police courts. The total
fines and fOrfeitures amounted to Se5.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
WILL HOLD MONTHLY FIELD
SPORTS AT THE PRESIDE
. If Weather Permits, Twenty Eighth
Infantry VIII Display Agility
I'm AthIeticl

The Twenty-eighth Infantry has ar
ranged a fine programme of field
sports for to-day, weather permitting.
The grounds are only in fair shape,
and If the weather is al all stormy,
the games viii be declared off.
The following officers will act as Of
Ecials for the sports: Referee. Cap
Tain J. J. O'ConneIl; judges, Captains
H. 4. Barber, ". J. Lutz and J. A.
Lynch; timers. Captains H. B. Fiske,
Z. G. Ovenshine and Lieutenant S. A.
Price: recorder, Lieutenant r. H. Lea
witt: starter. Peter Nredenburgh.
Lieutenant Townsend Whelen, Fif-
teenth Infantry, stationed at Ord bar
racks, Monterey and Surgeon Joseph
. B. Ferguson registered at headquar-
ters yesterday.
. The transport due here the latter
part Of next week has aboard SIS en-
listed men Of the Eleventh Infantry,
4l5 Philippine scouts, 273 casuals, As
sick and insane
Captain p. Hegardt. Royal Swedish
general staff. from Stockholm, paid
an. official call on General Macarthur
yesterday.
81 The following programme Of music
viii be played this afternoon at 8
O'Clock at Fort Mason by the Thir-
teenth Infantry band Of Angel Island !:
March The Grotto" Fulton: overture.
Fcanz Schubert Csuppe). characteristic.
Flag Dance CToban); selection from a
gems from Johnny Comes Marching Home .
By request Edwards
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
DESIRE AID TO BUILD UP
CALIFORNIA'S INTERESTS
State Board of Trade and the Pro-
motion Committee Seek CO-Opera-
ton of Citizens


The California State Board of Trade
has sent to the merchants of San
Francisco and to prominent men in
other parts of the State a pamphlet
referring to the work that it is con-
ducting and with this a letter which
is in part as follows:
We especially call your attention to the clos
ing sentence in the accompanying pamphlet
Cooperation is what the board has always
labored to promote. and this Is the plan that
brings the best results" You will readily un-
derstand that this body cannot accomplish the
results il aims at without the active support
of the parties in San Francisco and elsewhere
who to derive large part OF the benefit
Each merchant has no doubt. from time to
time, received inquiry from parties east of the
Rocky Mountains who are looking forward to
or seeking homes in this State. II you will
kindly remember the California State Board
of Trade when these inquiries come to you
and will send the names of the parties here
of charge, ana they will be AFFORDED every op-
portunity for learning of the State. This is
the kind of work which we desire Of this
community. Ii Is a moral support and an in
huence which. in connection with your hnan-
cial assistance. gives vitality to this work
The California Promotion Commit
tee is striving to increase its men,
bership and has issued a circular let
ter in which the following statements
are included:
The committee has established its work upon
a very thorough basis. and In order to give
that careful attention to everybody and every
enterprise interested in California which has
characterized the committee from the first an
increase in funds is necessary
The names of associate members of the Cali
fornia Promotion Committee printed in
Fer California the monthly publication Of
the committee. The prospects for membership
of 1000 members are most encouraging. The
following recent additions TO the list OF
associate members of the California Promotion
Committee: French Linforth. B. F. Muir
ply H. V. Grueningen. Pacific Commercial
Company. Day & McCiinton Barnhart & Sws-
sey w. F. Cornell & Co.. California Optical
Company. z. I. Bowen. Milton Bradley Conn
pany Britton & Rey, Adams & Barry F I
Cooper and Boardman Bros. Company.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMERS
IN CHAMPIONSHIP RACES
Academic Athletic League Students
Will Compete Tonight in the
Olympic Club Tank

The students of the various high
schools will gather in the Olympic
Club in numbers tonight to witness
the annual swimming races for the
championship of the Academic Ath-
letic League The Polytechnic trio,
E. c. BOnifeld, John Callnon and
Harry Mckenzie. who train at the
Young Mems Christian Association,
are expected to show to advantage.
The entries follow:
100 yards-Clarence Cunha. Boones Acad-
emys w Z. c. BOnideld. P. H. s; Charles
Fay, Wilmerding Charles H. Benton, Lick
Bertram Bell, COgswelIs
440 yaTds-D. VOlkmann, Boone's Academy;
j. Johnson, Wlmerding; John Callnon. P. Fl.
s.; Mead Cornell. Lick; Lowell Kingbaum. L.
H. 8.
22O yards-James Rose, Boone's Academy;
Clarence Cunha. BOone's Academy; W. z 9.
Boniheld, p H s. Charles H Benton. Lick.
$50 yards-James Rose, BOone's Academy;
Daniel Volkmann BoOne's Academy; II. H j.
Mckenzie, p H. s.: Donald Day Lick NJ.
Bean. Lowell
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
Bay City Club Bouts.

The two Jack O'Briens meet tonight
in the main event of the boxing show
offered by the Bay City Athletic Club
at Mechanics Pavilion Annex One of
the O'Briens halls from North Beach,
while the other is from the Belmont
Club, south of Market street. Harry
Tenny, the amateur feather weight
champion. meets Manuel Torres in the
special event. The balance of the card
is as follows: Frank Smith VS.. Arthur
Oliver, Young Mcclure VS.. Carl Win
ters, James Leary VS.. George Cole and
Frank Dell VS.. William Brannon.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
WOULD COOPERATE WITH
CITIZENS COMMITTEE
Local Architects Interested In the
Proposed Plans for the Beauti-
fying of the City

On Monday, February 1. the San
Francisco Chapter, American Institute
of Architects, celebrated its twenty
second anniversary by an informal
dinner. attended by a large number OF
the profession.
Among the several matters of i'm
portance discussed was that of the
adornment of the city. and the at
tention of the chapter was called to
the recent meeting of citizens to dis
cuss the same subject. The chapter
thereupon requested that the matter
should be taken up by their COM
mittee on municipal art. which has
addressed the following cOmmunica-
ton to the citizens committee:
The Improvement Of San Francisco. to which
you have applied yourself. is matter in which
OF necessity all citizens of this city should be
deeply interested. There Is, however A large
number TO whom a movement OF this kind ap-
peals with a special force; they are the people
whose vocatiOns. whether artistic or practical
have led them to see the possibilities Of this
CITY along the lines Of municipal adornment
By reason OF their familiarity with the es-
thetic possibilities OF San Francisco. gained
through their profession the architects OF this
city justly entitled to occupy a prominent
place in the development OF this matter
Therefore the san Francisco Chapter A. l.
A.. having the interests Of this city at heart
would be pleased TO cooperate with your hon
orable committee in attaining the desired ends
feeling that by united action. can achieve
better results than BY the sporadic acts of nu
merous independent bodies-acting along SINH
lar lines
ing DR.. David starr Jordan. who brings the en-
tire matter home in the following beautiful
language: The Californian loves his State
because his State loves him. and he returns her
love with a fierce affection that men Of other
regions slow to understand
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
Seek Damages for Injuries.

Two suits for damages were filed
yesterday against the United Rail-
roads, one by Charles E. Jones and
the other by Margaret Costello. Jones
sues for $4,000 damages for injuries
received on Rhode Island street, and
Miss Costello asks for damages for
injuries received on Twenty-fourth
street. In both instances careless
ness of the railroad employees is al
legged.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
Racing at Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March S-Essex Park
results:
First race six furlongs-Cohasset won Vol
to second Bob Curt third Time 1:15.
Second race. five and a half furlongs-Planet
won Stub second. Tom Crab third. Time.
1:1O1z
Third race. six furlongs-Benton won Laura
Hunter second. Amora J third. Time :16
Fourth race half mile Bath House purse
Hadrian won, Charles Aunt second, Tom
Shelly third Time :50A.
Fifth race six furlongs selng-Nortone
won, John z. Owens second Dusky Secret
third. Time 1:14h-
Sixth race. and a sixteenth miles-Flora
Bright won. Louisville second. Kingstelle third.
Time 1:49i5.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
Forgery Is Alleged.

Christian Holtum of the firm of Hoi-
tum Bros, wine merchants. sol Market
street, secured warrant from Police
Judge Cabaniss yesterday for the ar
rest of Harry Ryan on a charge of
forgery. 1t is alleged that Ryan on
February IA cashed a check at Hol-
tum's store for SIS on the Donohoe-
Kelly Banking Company. bearing the
signature of G. E. Manning, which is
declared to be a forgery.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
New Orleans Race Results.

NEW ORLEANS. March 3.-crescent City
results
First race. one mile and seventy yards
Electric won Port Warden second Scotch
Thistle third. Time, 1 ;46 4-5
Second race one mile selling-John won,
Dr. Carrick second. Governor Boyd third
Time. 1:42
Third race mile-Illuminate won. He
gira second, Lady Mistake third. Time,
40 4-5
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards
selling-Meistersinger won, Burning Glas
second Icicle third Time AS 3-5.
Fifth race one mile and fifty yards-Tht
Gusrdsman won. Jake Weber second, Prodga
Son third. Time AS 2-5
Sixth race six furlongs. selling-New Mowr
Hay won. Mariana second. St. Caro- third
Time LA 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
Head Is Entitled TO ONCE.

The Supreme Court decided yester-
day that H. c. Head was elected Dis
trict Attorney of Orange County in
November, 1902. Z. 7. Langley, an
other candidate, was only a few votes
behind his rival and instituted con-
test in the belief that the judges of
election had erred. The Superior Court
decided in favor of Head, and that de-
cision is affirmed by the higher trib-
11na1
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
Both Men Training Hard.

OAKLAND. March 3-"Cyclone"
Kelly and Billy Woods, who will box
before the Sequoia Athletic Club next
Tuesday evening, are training hard for
the bout Both men are confident of
coming off victorious. The club has
arranged two good preliminaries.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
CING POLO BOXING COURSNG SWIMMING AND OTHER SPORTS
DUNGANNON Is BEATEN BY LAGOON,
CAUSING HER FRIENDS DIRE DISTRESS
Pat Morrissey Takes
a Race Quite
CleverIy.

Among the many offerings harpooned
from the pickle jar and thrust upon an
unsuspecting public at Oakland yester-
day Dungannon exceeded them all for
flavor and tartness.
The fact that the previous time out
the filly was beaten twenty lengths or
some such trivial matter by the winner
of the race did not in the least discon-
cert the f1lly's admirers. She was one
of half dozen starters in the second
event on the card, and it certainly
looked mellow spot to drop down a
ripe one.
The coin arrived on the ground
bright and early, and from to the
odds were swiped to IL to 10. Unfortu-
nately good things will crawl, and Dun
cannon finished second. Jerry Roach
took her out in front and she behaved
most becomingly until well Strengthened
for the wire. Then big Bill Knapp
on Jimmy Coffey's LAGOON happened
to drop along, and after an extended
drive beat the favorite out more than
a length.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
High school Boys at Basketball.

The Berkeley High School and Oak
land High School basketball teams
will meet tonight in the Young Mems
Christian Association gymnasium in
this city in the semi final round OF
the Academic Athletic League cham
piOnship. The winner will play Poly
technic High School for the cham
pionship. SegaI and Bayley are the
best players on the Berkeley team,
while Oakland has Hook, Umphred
and Hunt on its team.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
NIaguire Is Sentenced.

Frank Mcguire, who was convicted
by jury in Judge Cooks court on
Monday on charge of grand larceny,
was sentenced yesterday to serve five
years in San Quentin. He and con-
federate drove to the sub station of the
postoffice at Eighteenth and Dolores
streets on December 19, 1902. and by a
trick succeeded in stealing a bag con-
tanning s51 so and some postage stamps
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
Burke Is Convicted.

The case Of Frank Burke. charged
with an attempt TO commit burglary,
was tried before a jury in Judge Cook s
court yesterday and verdict of guilty
was returned. Burke will be sentenced
on March y. On the night of Decem-
Der 6 Burke was arrested while trying
10 break open the dovr of David
Bakers saloon at 6O2 Sixth street with
an iron bar
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04

First race-Young Pepper, ocyrohe,
Selto.
Second race-Gloomy Gus, Light Of
Day. Steel Wire.
Third race-Flaneur, Constellator, De-
coy.
Fourth raoe-The Fretter, Mr.. Far
mum. C1oche dor.
Fifth race-sad Sam. soufriere, sti-
licho.
Sixth race-Marlin, Keynote. Ul1oa.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
Tcaly Raymond Goes South.

Tealey Raymond. infield utility man
Of the Los Angeles Baseball Club, left
here yesterday to join the team at Los
Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04

CoFFEYpILLE, Ksns., March s-The Re-
publicans OF. tho Third Kansas District to-day
renomsnated Congressman p h Campbell and
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
NOTES OF THE TRACK.

Ike Hackelburg, the well-known
New York bookmaker, left for home
yesterday,
George E. Smith (Pittsburg PhiD
departed for Hot Springs on yester-
days overland train.
The four-mile Thornton stake will
be reopened to-day for additional en-
tries.
Out of fifteen foals at Napa stock
farm to date. eleven are colts,
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-04
PROBABLE WINNERS.

Apprentice allowance.
ILos Angeles index 60S2.