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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
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Inviting proposals for work on
Ninth street from Central avenue to
Santa Fe avenue.
Inviting proposals for work on
Westlake avenue from Bellevue avenue
to north line of the Fox tract
Inviting proposals for work on
nue. to north boundary line of city.
Sixth street from Euclid avenue to
Inviting proposals for work on
Hope street from Pico street to wash
ington street.
Inviting proposals for work or
street, .Arapahoe street, Pico street and
Magnolia avenue"
INVITING proposals for Nov. work v,s3n on
street to Granada street.
Inviting proposals for work on
Warner street from Washington street
to Twenty-second street.
Inviting proposals for work on
Western avenue from Twenty-fourth
street to Adams street.
Inviting proposals for sewer in Ave-
nue. Thirty-nine from Pasadena avenue
to Carlota boulevard.
Inviting proposals for sewer in Ave-
nue. Forty from Pasadena avenue to
Carlota boulevard.
Inviting proposals for sewer in Ave-
nue. Forty-two from Pasadena avenue
to Carlota boulevard.
Inviting proposals for sewer in ave-
nue. Forty-three from Pasadena avenue
to Carlota boulevard.
Inviting proposals for sewer in Ave-
rue Forty-four from Pasadena avenue
to Carlota boulevard.
Inviting proposals for sewer In Ave-
nue F'orty-one from Pasadena avenue
to Carlota boulevard.
Notice of sale of property for delinquent
assessment to pay for widening Ninth
street, between Main and Figueroa
streets.
Notice of assessment for opening Crock
Inviting bids for improving Micheltor-
ena street.
Inviting bids for improving Sixth street.
Inviting bids for improving Twenty
Inviting bids for improving London
street.
Inviting bids for improving Wilmer
stl Get.
inviting bids for improving Temple
street.
Inviting bids for improving Ionia street.
Inviting bids for improving Avenue
Twenty EIGHT.
Inviting bids for improving Avenue Sew
enteen
Inviting bids for constructing vitrifed
pipe sewer in Avenue Forty-hve.
inviting bids for constructing vitrihed
pipe sewer in Avenue Thirty-eight
inviting bids for constructing vitrified
pipe SEVER n Avenue E1rty0ge tresd
pipe sewer in Avenue Forty-four.
Inviting bids for constructing vitrifed
pipe sewer In Avenue Thirty-four.
Inviting bids for constructing vitrifed
pipe sewer in Avenue Thirty-seven.
Inviting bids for constructing vitrified
pipe sewer in Tenth street,
Inviting bids for constructing vitrif1ed
pipe sewer in Lyon street
Inviting bids for constructing vitrified
pipe sewer in Avenue Fifty-six.
Intention to improve Arapahoe street
from Sixteenth street to north line Of the
Reeve tract
Intention to improve Michigan avenue
from Pleasant avenue to Evergreen ave-
nue..
Intention to improve Rice avenue from
Main street to Moneta avenue.
Intention to improve Thirty-ninth street
from DomingueZ street to Mckinley
street.
Intention to improve San Julian street
from Ninth street to Twelfth street.
Intention to improve Beaudry avenue
from First street to Diamond street.
Intention to lay vitrified pipe sewer i1
Temple street, Casco street, Orc stree1.
London street and Bellevue avenue,
Notice inviting street work proposals
On THIRTY V-seventh street
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

game and has upon numerous occasions
shown that he possesses much class as
a scrapper and ring general 1t is
believed that Sullivan will defeat him,
but the contest will not be one-sided
by any means and these pastmasters
at the game will put up an excellent
exhibition of the manly art The win
ner will be in line for the champion
ship and it is probable that Ryan may
be induced to fight again and give
the Sullivan -Schreck victor a battle.
Young Erne's Debut
Eddie Hanlon and Young Erne will
be the card for December 15 and these
little men will battle along practically
the same lines, neither being regarded
as a slugging fighter, and their mill
will be spectacular in the extreme.
The Pride has a style of battle dis
tinctly his own and as a boxer he is
topnotcher. Few fighters have been
able to bring him out of his famous
crouch or inflict more than slight pun
iShment upon him.
Young Erne also uses the crouching
attitude. but not to the extent that does
Hanlon. Erne's attitude while boxing
may be described as a semi-crouch.
He is one of the shiftiest of the little
men in the ring today and is boxer
of recognized class.
II is said that he is one of the coolest
scrappers in training and his cleverness
in the ring puts him in the Attell class.
Young Irne does not always win via
the knockout route, but he is said to
have the wherewith in either hand and
when it strikes home it is time to count
the gate receipts and settle up.
VIII Match Herrera
1t Is McCarey's intention to close the
match between Aurelia Herrera and
Kid Hermann of Chicago for a later
date in December and match the win
ner with the victor of the Hanlon-
Erne battle.
Hermann Is on his way to the coast,
coming by easy stages and seeking en-
gagements en- route. He is regarded as
has an excellent record in the ring.
His brightest record is that made dur
ing the past year, when he met op-
ponents of class and recognized stand
ing among the lightweight battlers
McCarey has not given up hope of
matching Frankie Neil and Jimmy
Walsh, although he will not negotiate
further with Neil unless the Frisco ban
tam recedes from his demand for a
so per cent division of the receipts
among the batters.
Harry Tenny is seeking to force Neil
into a fight and has deposited a for
felt in Frisco to bind the match. How
ever, from the impression gained from
statements by Neil and his father
manager, it is deemed improbable that
Neil will fight again soon. The little
scrapper does not exhibit any great
hankering for further ring engage
ments and his terms are beyond the
limits Of coast clubs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

the contestants in several of the four
teen events carded for decision.
The Los Angeles Harness Horse as
sociation has offered purses of $1,000
for each event and in all particulars
have endeavored to furnish as good
racing as may be seen upon grand cir
cult tracks, and their efforts have been
rewarded by the participation Of high
class performers from representative
stables of the central and western
states.
The program for tomorrow includes
a 2:11 class trotting and 2:09 class pac-
ing event, with $1,000 purses each, to be
decided In three best in five heats, and
the entries are as follows:
The officials of the meeting are an
nounced as follows: c. A. Garfield,
Dr. William Dodge and Charles Sad
dler, judges; DR.. Ralph Hagan. Byron
Erkenbrecher and George Becker,
timers; A. w. Bruner, starter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
PUBLIC ADVERTISING
Notice to sewer Contractor.

Sealed proposals for the construc-
tion of the proposed Storm Sewer in
Alhambra avenue under the right of
way of the San Pedro, Los Angeles &
Salt Lake railroad, will be received at
the office of the City Clerk of the City
of Los Angeles, California, until IL a.
m. of Monday November 27, 1905. All
proposals must be on forms furnished
by the city and must be accompanied
by certified check drawn to the order
of the City Clerk of the City of Los
Angeles, for the sum OF five (5) per
cent of the amount of the bid. The
city reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. Plans. profile, detail draw
ings. specifications, etc.. may be seen
at the office of the city Engineer;
Prints of the plans, profile and detail
drawings, forms of proposal contract
tions will be delivered to. prospective
gineer of $500. Each bidder is re-
quired to make personal examination
of the ground in which the sewer is to
be constructed
Sizes and approximate lengths of the
sewer follow:
BILE strength.
One end wall
One No. catch basin.
Each bid shall be submitted In
sealed envelope addressed H. j. Lee
lande City Clerk, Los Angeles, Califor p
MIA" and endorsed. Proposal for con-
strueting Storm Sewer in Aihamora
II. ]. LELANDE,
11-16-25 lot City Clerk.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
BOXING PROGRAM
IS HIGH CLASS
BATTLERS ARE ASPIRANTS TO
CHAMPIONSHIPS
SulIivan.schreck and HanIon-Young
Erne Contests Bring Top Notehers
Together Before the Close
OF the Year

Los Angeles fight fans have great
treats in store for the few remaining
weeks of 1905 and the attractions Sc
cured and in prospect for the Pacific
Athletic club are of an extraordinary
high class order.
The November and December dates
are filled with cards in which battlers
of national prominence will partici-
pate and all of the events have direct
bearings upon the championships in
their classes.
The November attraction will be
Jack Twin Sullivan and Mike Schreck,
who are scheduled to battle November
%. This will be a twenty-round box
ing exhibition between two of the best
middleweights in the business.
Sullivan has standing offer Of
$250O to any middleweight who may
take his measure and 1t goes without
saying that Twin is an aspirant for
the top rung of the ladder in this divi-
sion.
His battles with Jack O'Brien, rec
ognized as the best of the middleweight
battlers. stamp the twin as a top
notcher and lends justification to his
hope of winning the toga,
Jack Twin ls Next
Jack O'Brien has practically aban-
doned the middleweight class for the
heavyweight division and thus he is
technically removed from consideration
as a possible middleweight champion
Tommy Ryan, another claimant to
the title and honors, is out of the run
ming, but is regarded as possibility
should he decide to return to the ring
and fight for his claims.
With O'Brien and Ryan out of the
class, Jack Twin will be regarded al
next in order, and his willingness to
meet all aspirants should enable him
to demonstrate either his right to GO
to the top Of the heap or stamp him
as second rater within a short time.
Schreck is no slouch at the fpht
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
HANS WAGNER IS
SPEEDY ANIMAL
AGED GELDING EASILY GOES
MILE IN lao
cushlna's Star Is Performer Of Class
and Ranks Among Seasons Big
eest Stake Winners In the
West and Canada

The stable of ]. e. Cushing will be
prominent factor In many of the
stake events to be run off at Ascot
this winter and In his string of good
ones now quartered at the course, Hans
Wagner is not the least prominent.
This one won nine races last year
and added eight more purses to his
winnings on the Canadian circuit and
at Frisco. Hans Wagner Is an aged
gelding by Longstreet-Tommie Belle,
and is a speedy one over a distance,
q mile In 1:40 being an easy stunt for
him.
Hans Wagner is a high spirited an
imal and requires n strong boy to
manage him in his circuit of the course,
although he is by no means bad actor
at the post. He has a peculiar crouch
when going at his best, pulling his head
between his fore legs and breezing like
a bullet
Jockey Willie Doyle, who will ride
for Cushing. will pilot Hans Wagner in
all his stake engagements. Doyle is
regarded as a safe and capable jockey
of good class and judgment.
Doyle rode 40 per cent of his seasons
winners on the Canadian circuit last
summer although for two years pre-
viously he rode in Russia for Count
Sternbok Vermora, achieving great sue
cess with his mounts in the land of
the czar.
Has Excellent String
Among his notable victories on the
Russian tracks was when he rode Mi
crophone, an English horse, which an
nexed the great Czarewitch stakes val
ued at 10000 roubles, over a distance
of two and n quarter miles.
Cushing has an excellent string at
Ascot, among which are La Londe,
Ralph Reese. Lady Walker and three
yearings, one of which is a half sister
to Ralph Reese. He also owned and
trained Boundless when that great
horse won the American derby during
the Chicago worlds fair.
Cushing never bets on the races,
running his horses for the sport and
the purses alone. At that, he has
achieved a notable success with his
thoroughbredS and is one of the most
capable of trainers.
Spot the stable dog, is mascot for
the Cushing string and never strays
away from the stables. Spot won first
prize in his class recently at the Buff
falo dog bench, and Gushing wouldn't
trade it for any horse now quartered
at Ascot.
markably fast in his short experience
in the saddle, will have the apprentice
mounts for the Gushing stables during
the season. Willis gives evidence of
becoming a first-class rider, and Cush-
ing entertains great expectations for
brilliant career for the boy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
Veterans Carnival

1t has been suggested that the per-
sistency of pugilistic has-beens and
never-wases in getting back into the
game calls for a general roundup of
the veterans for a grand carnival Of
elimination by each other at some con-
venient point before New Years, tn 1t
the fraternity may be effectually pro-
tected during the new year from gaH
tests and buttinskys whose sole claim
upon distinction is in the past, with
no hope of the future.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
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Football Dreams

1t is reported that a Michigan foot
ball player recently fell out of bed
while asleep and on striking upon the
floor he is said to have grabbed the leg
Of the bed and yelled down" with
such lustiness that the household was
awakened. And yet there are some
who continue efforts at figuring out a
reason for the remarkable success of
Yost's unbeaten aggregation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
Oakland Selections

First race--E. C. Runte, DR.. Sherman,
Metlakatla
Second race-Cousin Carrie, Royal
Rogue, Marlborough.
Third rece-Loyal Front, I'm Joe,
Charlatan.
Fourth race-F f. Shaw, watercure,
Divina.
=. Fifth race-cloche Dor, Dora l., You
You.
Sixth race-salable. Albert Fir, Chalk
Hedrick.
Best bet--E. C. Runte.
IRVING B. CLEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
Schreck Is Due

Mike Schreck is due to arrive this
morning from Chicago and will prob
ably arrange today to begin training at
Santa Monica for his scrap with Jack
Twin" Sullivan. which is scheduled for
November 2S Schreck has been train
ing at Chicago for the past ten days
and the short time he has before the
battle will not be any inconvenience to
him. Jimmy and Billy Hogan will prob
ably assist him in training.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
Bennlnes Selections

First race-zeala, Lancastrian, Curly
Jim.
Second race-Vi o, Mollle Donohue,
Mintia
Third face-Woolgatherer, Billy Ray.
Black Death.
Fourth race-Reidmoore Society Bud.
Blue Pirate
Firth race-Banker. Delphie, Cottage
Maid
sixth ace-ormondes Right Ostrich
Pretension.
Best bet-Banker.
IRVING B. CLEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
SEALS OUTBAT WEBF0OTERS
Rain Stops Game in Seventh Inning,
With San Francisco in
the Lead

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-But one
game was played today and that was
called at the end of the seventh inning
on account of rain.
San Francisco won by punching hits
and the errors of Portland. Score:
POPTT.AND
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
Nashville Selections

First race-Rusk. Calabash, Devout.
Second race-Belden, Margaret M, Bea-
con Light
Third raee-EnVoy. Coruscate, Nat b.
Fourth race-Verandah, Adare, Sir An
drew.
Fifth race-Grace Wagner, Little Rose,
Coma.
sixth race-sam Craig, Nine, Sanction.
Best bet-Rusk.
IRVING B. CLEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

did you know, Willie that your big
sister had invited me to take dinner
with your family next Sunday?" asked
Mr.. Newbeau "Surel" replied her lit
tie brother. Ma and pa told her they
wanted to see what kind Of table man
ners you've got. Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
TACOMA LOSES TO OAKLAND
Rain lnterferes After Fifth Inning,
With Athenians Leading by
Narrow Margin

SAN JOSE. Nov 19.-Rain put a stop
to the Tacoma-Oakland game today at
the end of the fifth inning when the
score stood to l, with Oakland on
the long end.
The Commuters found Brown In spots,
a home run by Van Haltern in the
third inning scoring two runs. Smith
was hit freely, but managed to pull
himself out of some tight holes. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
OAKLAND.
Summary:

Earned runs-Oakland. 2. Sacrifice
hit-Shee ham Home run-Van Halt
ren. First base on balls-Smlth (S).
Struck out-Brown; Il; Smith, 8. Left
PASSED ball-Byrnes. First base on en-
rors-Oakland s. Hit by pitcher
Hogan 'fime-One hour. Umpiie-
Perrines
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Farmer Wayback--Is your son doing
we'll at college? Farmer Corntossel-l
guess so. He hasn't sent for any extra
money, and he isn't candidate for either
the nine, the eleven or the crew-Somer-
VILE Journal
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
Summary

flee hit-Ferry. First base on called balls
-Califf, A; O. 'Banion g. First base on err
ors-San Francisco, ?. Left on bases
Portland, 6; San Francisco, 4. Struck out
---Califf, 4; O Banion, 8. Hit by pitcher
Van Buren, McHale. Double plays-Suess
to Sweeney to Suess; Wilson to Mohler
Tlme-1:40. Umpire-McCarthy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
HARNESS RACES
BEGIN TOMORROW
GRAND CIRCUIT PERFORMERS
ARE HERE
Final Meeting Of PAGERS and Trotters
Begins Tomorrow Afternoon at
Agricultural Park, Con-
tinung Five Days

The final meeting of the harness
horses of Southern California will be-
gin tomorrow afternoon at Agricultural
park, and during the five days of rae
ing program of events of grand cir
cult standard has been arranged to be
contested
The two fall meetings thus far held,
at San Bernardino and Santa Ana,
were marred by unfavorable weather
conditions and the horses have not yet
been given fair opportunity of dis
playing their best form.
Continued rains for several days prior
to the opening day at San Bernardino
caused heavy track during the meet
ing and the going was unsatisfactory
to horses and horsemen.
Hazel Patch and Zolock met in a
special race on the heavy track and
the Kentuck stallion won from the
coast sensation. Zolock could not ne
gotiate the going with the same free
dom as his speedy rival, losing the
race by good margin and pulling up
slightly lame, 1t is said.
One days racing at Santa Ana was
the only opportunity offered the horses
over fast track and two exciting and
high-class events were decided. Rains
again interfered and the second and
third days of the meeting were
abandoned and the events were de-
clared off
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
Fast Track Probable

Prospects are favorable to a lightning
fast track at Agricultural park, and
should this condition prevail, horse
men are confident that new coast pac-
ing and trotting records will be set.
Great interest is being manifested by
lovers of the sport in Los Angeles, and
the meeting will partake of the nature
of an outdoor society event. Prac-
tically all the boxes have been engaged
for the five days and the patrons are
representative society and business folk
of Los Angeles.
The feature event of the meeting will
be the second race between Hazel Patch
and Zolock in a special match race
for $1,000 purse. Their former meeting
was over heavy track, which Zollock
dislikes, and the owners of these speedy
stations and all others who are inter-
ested in harness events are hopeful of
fast track for the second meeting, that
the relative merits of the two animals
may be given a thorough and trying
test.
Hazel Patch made the good record of
2:02 3-4 at the Lexington meeting of
the grand circuit few weeks ago and
is accounted as one of the four best
PAGERS of the grand circuit season.
Patch was shipped to San Bernardino
from Chicago especially to race O'clock.
and the harness associations arranged
three match events for $1,000 each, that
the coast stallion might be sent against
the grand circuit crack.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
PAGERS Are Fit

j. w. Flack, owner of Patch, says
that his horse is in excellent condition
and capable of running back to it's
Lexington mark, If necessary, to win
the race from Zolock Flack drives
Patch in all it's races and he believes
the animal is the best in the west.
Zolock is also fit and ready to do
his best and Trainer Delaney says that
the speedy stallion will not only win
on a fast track. but will set new
coast record and incidentally lower his
own best time.
With these cracks fit to race to their
best form and track conditions favora-
BILE to a speed contest, the race gives
every promise of being the finest ex-
hibtion ever seen on the coast and
assures the long-expected smashing of
coast pacing records.
High-cass performers are entered to
contest for all the events on the card
during the five days meeting. Grand
circuit performers will be in several
contests and Southern Californians will
witness racing such as Is seldom seen
elsewhere than on the grand circuit
The stables of W. A. Clark, jr., Judge
Henry G. Brents and j. G. Kirkpatrick
include horses which have earned
brackets and fame on the grand circuit
and these animals will be found among
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
PORTLAND
RANCISCO.
A ID ID OIL

Game called first half of eighth inning
on account of rain.)
Score by innings
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-07-26
IMPORTANT MEETINGS
AT PORTLAND
ALBUQUERQUE SHOULD BE REP
RESENTED AT TRANS-MISSlS-
SlPPI AND IRRIGATION CON-
CROSSES,

Hon. L. Bradford Prince is in the
city today and is anxious to arouse
additional interest in Albuquerque in
the Trans Mississippi congress and
the national Irrigation congress, as
he is the New Mexico member of the
executive committee in each of these
organizations.
This year, for the convenience of
delegates, it has been arranged that
both congresses shall meet at the ex-
position grounds at Portland, Ore,
and that one shall Immediately sue
ceed the other. The Trans Mississippi
congress will hold its sessions from
August 16 to 19, and the irrigation
congress begins on the succeeding
Monday, August q.
New Mexico has large interest in
the proceedings OF each of these bod
les. At the former, the subject Of
statehood for the territories will be a
prominent topic, and in the latter, the
whole question of irrigation will be
considered in all its details.
Albuquerque ought TO be prominent
ly represented. Delegates can be ap-
pointed by the county commissioners,
by the mayor, by every commercial
organization, and as the delegation is
never full there is no difficulty in any
citizen of character who attends, OBJ
tanning a seat
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-07-26
Provisions.

Chicago, July 26.-Following were
closing prices today:
Wheat-September, S6ss @S6h; De-
cember, S71s.
Corn-September, @53&; De-
cember, 46B@47.
oats-September, 2S%; December,
Pork-September, S1SO5; December,
1927. - ~
Lard-september. s7.2O; December.