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Williams news., 1906-03-10
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for at the postOfice. Williams. Ari. zona, for the week ending March 10. l9O6. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office March 31, 1906. if not called for before that time Arnold, Henry Bunker, Silas Cole, James Davis, Susie English, Mack Lawrence, Ollie Mitchell Stricklin, A A Thomas, Miss Louise Wilde, John Wasson, Mrs
 MEXICAN. Jaramillo Andres Ralla. Macario Santacruz, Merced @ Valdibia, Manuel Persons calling for the above letters should say "advertised." F. w. SMITH,
 Postmaster.
Williams news., 1906-03-10

Have one five-room house left. For sale cheap. OTTo LEBscH. A first-class piano and pianola for sale at a bargain. See Joe John ston. If. For Rent-Well furnished room, nice location. Inquire at office of J. Salzman.
 For Sale-Two violins; one is an old German instrument, especially adapted for solo work.
 GEO. l.. BARNES.
Williams news., 1906-03-10
Don't Forget

Don't Forget "There's music in the air." March 21. Ellery's band. Seats reserved at Joe Johnston's. Same price.
Williams news., 1906-03-10
For Sale

On easy terms, dwelling house, z rooms. 5 closets. 3 lots, $1 100; $2OO cash; Balance $35 per month.
 c. P. SILvERNAIL.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
BAKER OUTP0INTS
NEIL IN TWENTY
ROUNDS.

Los ANGELES, Aug. Harry Ba-
ker of San Francisco, amateur feather
weight champion, and frankie Neil,
bantam weight champion of America,
fought twenty fierce rounds before the
Pacific Athletic Club here tonight and
Baker was awarded the decision. Tom
my Burns refereed the bout. His YER
dict in favor of Baker was loudly
cheered by the immense crowd in the
auditorium. When the decision was
rendered against him Neil stood in the
center of the ring dunfounded. He
then rushed to his corner, loudly pro-
testing and denouncing the decision
II was robbed" he said. Il forced
the fight all the way and l have been
robbed of it,
Neil showed severe marks of the en-
counter. His right eye was badly bat
tered and swollen. His left eye and
mouth also showed evidences of having
received hard punching. His nose was
bloodied in the early rounds by one of
Bakers straight rights and his face
presented CORY appearance through
out the rest of the fight. Baker show
ed not mark at the conclusion of the
fight. Baker showed extreme clever
ness all the way through. He used a
straight left to the face, constantly,
bringing his right effectuaIly across
occasionally. 1t was the latter blow
that seemed to hurt Neil most In but
two rounds did Neil have any advan-
tage over the San Francisco boy and in
even those it was slight.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
DISOBEDIENT RUNS
FIRST BUT Is
PUT BACK.

SARATOGA, \. Y, Aug THE
card arranged by the Saratoga Racing
Association for decision at the Spa
track this afternoon lacked the class
OF the opening day programme. Only
one stake feature graced the after
Moons card That was the Mohawk, a
selling stake for three-ye at
one mile and an eighth.
The field was made up Of three start
ers, Of which MeKittredge was a hot
choice at 3 to 2. Disobedient won by
a head. Yazd was six lengths away.
Disobedient was disqualified for cross
ing Eazd on the first furlOng and the
Yazd second. The talent received
hard jolt in the third race. They
backed Puritan Girl heavily, and at
post time the latter was a TO favor
ite. The Whitney FLY was practically
left at the post and finished last.
When Jockey Koerner was inter
rogated regarding the start he denied
that the assistant starter held his flly
at the post. but that she simply backed
when Mars Cassidy released the bar
rier. lie said she acted green" at
the starting post John w. Rogers,
her trainer. confirmed her wayward
ness by saving that she was inclined
TO be sluggish behind the webbing
summary:
First race 6ve and half furlongs-Don En-
riQue won. KIlaioe second, Captain Emerich
third Time. 1:06 2-5
Second race selling one mHe-Society Bud
won. Fada second. Neptunus third Time. 40.
Third race. Eve and half furlongs-Clara
Huron won, Daisy Frost second Sea Salt third
Time. los.
Fourth race the Mohawk stakes. selling, one
aud an eighth miles-McK ittredge won, Yazd
second. Time. 1888 3-5. Disobedicnt finished
FIRST but was disqualified. Only three starters
Fifth race. one mile-Ben Hoddon, won; Os-
trich second, California King third Time,
-3s So.
sixth race six furlongs-Fire Brand won;
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
DOG SHOW EXPERT
DUE SOON ON
A VISIT.

The officials of the San Francisco
Kennel Club and of the Pacific ad-
visory board are preparing for the
forthcoming visit of Secretary A. P.
Vredenburgh of the American Kennel
Club. President J. E. de Ruyter of
the Kennel Club is in communication
with Secretary Butler and the other
members of the club. preparing to give
the visitor a hospitable reception.
Mr.. Vredenburgh, who is noted au-
tkority on dog shows, will remain here
a week and will then depart for Homo
lulu to attend the first dog show of the
Hawaiian Kennel Club. He will remain
in the islands about ten days.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Spencer landed on the first ball Berge-
man pitched at Idora Park yesterday
afternoon, and by the time Bernard had
returned the ball to the diamond Spen-
GER was roosting on third. He then
scored on Wheelers out to left Kid
Mohler tore off single to center He
gained second on Hildebrand's out and
reached home on Irwin's three bagger
to center. Williams worked his strike
out speciality and that stopped it.
Hit grew liberal in the fifth and
passed Mangerina and Mcclellan They
tailed on Bergeman's hit to Sears. Some
juggling in the field allowed the
twirler to register and the Angels were
in the lead.
Mangerina scored again in the sew
epth on some more of Roy Hits lib
e1ality and an opportune hit or two.
The Seals went TO the front the next
time up when Hit and Spencer made
the circuit. They put the game on ice
in the eighth by working Irwin and
Sears around. San Francisco beat Los
Angeles by score of to 4. The score:
7 wr
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
Nolan and Cans to Hold Conference
NeOada CLubnaen
Confident of
Outcome.

y OLDFIELD, Aug. Joe
Cans arrived here at o:I5 this
- evening and is awaiting i'm
patiently the arrival OF Billy Nolan.
The latter viii come in on the even
ing train tomorrow with Tex Rick
ard, who has gone to Reno to meet
linn and Eddie Graney.
- Il Is expected that Jim Jeffries will
be here 10 attend the fight It is not
likely he will be asked to act as
referee owing 10 his differences with
Nolan.
Il IS believed no hitch can arise to
prevent the carrying ont of the plans
Of the club On the return OF sew
eral OF the members from vacations
today the Goldheld Athletic Club was
rcorganized as follows;
President, Tex Richard: vice presi-
dent. Benjamin Rosenthal; treasurer.
II. T. Bragdon; secretary Ole Elliott;
directors, \. A. ingalls,. Jack Camp
hell, L. L. Patrick and A. D. Myers
Upon arrival OF Nolan the articles
Of agreement viii be signed, after
which the construction of the big
pavilion will be begun at once. Both
principals have expressed themselves
as satisfied with the purse offered and
with all the conditions thus lar out
lined by the club.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
Dick HyIand Is Coming Up With Rush
Emperor Williams Yacht Loses.

cuWES, Isle of Wight, Aug. THE
Yacht racing here today was under the
auspices OF the Royal Yacht Squadron
The chief interest was in the contest
for the Kings cup, for which there
were four starters, Emperor Williams S
American built, schooner Meteor, Sir
Maurice Fitzgerald's yawl Satanita, Sir
Names Pender's cutter Kariad and
Viseount Riveagh's Cetonia. The
Kariad finished first, but the Satanita,
arriving six minutes and twenty sec
onds later, won on time on time allow
ance. The Meteor was third. The
Cetonia retired from the contests.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08

holding on when the bell rang. From
the tap of the gong in the NTH round
Kaufman went after Bradley, who
was powerless in his hands, being
driven to his own corner under heavy
punches Hardly a. minute and a half
had been fought when a right-hand
swing on the jaw sent him down for
the count.
BY winning his bout with Bradley
Kaufman has chance to fight Tommy
Burns at Tom McCareys Pacific A. G.
Los Angeles, September 4, and he will
also be given a chance against Marvin
Hart at the Lincoln Club later next
mCnth.
The promoters want to match Honey
Melody and Joe Thomas for Labor day.
Their respective managers. Johnny
Mooney and Harry Foley, are willing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
SARATOGA GAMING HOUSES
CLOSE THEIR DOORS HASTILY
Canfseid's and Other Embellishments
Anticipate the Appearance OF
the sheriff.

SARATOGA, n. Y Aug. News
that the Sheriff, in response to a de-
mand of Governor higgins. was about
To mcve on the gambling houses still
open this afternoon. caused a hurried
closing up at 1 o'clock today. Can
fields place was the first TO get the
tip and the work OF taking down the
tables and removing them from the
building was begun at once. In thirty
minutes there was no vestige left 1t
Is the first time since John Morrissey.
gave his opening reception. forty years
ago. that the Saratoga Club has not
contained a table or chip of any Kind
from cellar to gArret. Following Can
fields lead. the other places are trans
forming their interiors into suitable
places for meetings OF religious bodies
as fast as possible.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
roRr ERIE SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
FIRST rnce-The ScoId, Sonnet,
OgeaEa.
second race-Crip, MY Bessie, Pedro.
Third race-Bradiey's entry, Hanni-
bal Bey, Wexford.
Fourth race - WiltoWdene, La
Gloria. Rain Dance.
fOrian.
sixth race-Crowshade, Bon Mot,
SoIOn shinEie.
seventh race-Gauze, PentagOn, Lit
tie Mike.
Weather showery. Track good.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
Race winner Is Disqualified.

CINCINNATI, Aug. THE races at Latonia
today resulted as follows:
First race, six furlongs-sfiss Anxious Won.
Lady Lavish second, Black Mantilla third. Time.
1:15 20.
Second race i've furlongs-Harold d won,
Helmuth second Camp third Time. LOO %
Third race, six furiongs-Mayor Johnson won.
Tom Grove second, Martins third Time, 1:15.
Fourth race one mile-The Minks won, Colonel
Jim Douglas second. Old Stone third Time.
1:41 20 John English won, but was disqualified
for fouling.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Frieton won, sSainrda
second. Webber third Time, lilo.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Princtpia won: In
Seventh race, one mils-Obrxru won, oddc-
ietta second, Postmar third. Time, a;4s
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
oIxmnic Club omccrs.

At a general meeting of the Olympic
Club last night the following nominat-
ing committee was elected DIR. E. n.
Short, Judge A. j. Fritz, Judge J. Fl.
Daniels, DR.. Morton r. Gibbons and
Fred N Moore. This committee rep
resents the athletic element of the
club, which IL headed by Al couey and
other outdoor ENTHUSIASTS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
LAroNIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Dresden, Prince of PIess,
DR.. stephens.
second race-Froward, still Alarm,
Triumph.
Third reee-EIastic, Monte Lucille,
BanDOsaL
Fourth race-Ferris entry, Bratton
entry.
Fifth race-CoIIOnade, santon, MIL
Song.
sixth raee-Airship Search Me,
Precious stone.
.tilIfOn.
weather cloudy. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
LINTON cup Race for michief II.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. THE Upton
cup will go back to the South Coast
Yacht Club for another year. Today's
race was the last of the series for
1906, Mischief II being again the
winner. The race from the standpoint
of sport was hardly as satisfactory as
that of Monday. Mischief II in a
seven-m mile breeze got away first and
was never headed. The defender
Aeolus. carrying less sail than on Mon
day, made a much poorer showing.
Mischief Ii covered the twelve mile
course in hours, minutes and 81
seconds actual and corrected time.
Monsoon finished second, arriving IS
minutes and "a seconds Corrected
time) after Mischief III. Aeolus was
third, Is minutes and II seconds be-
hind the winner. Then came Skidoo
and Mischief 7.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
SHUT OUT
FRESNO MEN IN
THE SOUTH.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 7.-Portland
shut out Fresno today, to 0. Superior
stick work by the northerners. who
made eleven base hits to tresno's two.
was mainly responsible for the. score.
Califf, in the box for Portland. struck
out seven men to Fitzgerald's two.
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
Racing Dates Are Extended.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 1.-THE State
Racing Board met here today and
granted the Latonia Jockey Club an
extension in dates from August Is to
September /. A license was issued to
Douglas Park for September to Sep
tember Is, and from September "a to
Septcmber 90. The Louisville Jockey
Club was given dates from October to
October 90
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08

WASHINGTON. Aug. 7.-Embassador Thomp-
son at Mexico City. after communicating with
the thirty-two American consular officers In
Mexico has advised the State Department that
the replies received by him indicate that there
Is no truth in reports of uprising against
foreigners said to have been arranged for Sep
tember.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
CANS MAIN TAINS
UNC0NCERN AS
TO TERMS.
By Joe Cans.

" OLDFIELD. Aug. IL am
here TO fight and will leave all
~ arrangements to Nolan. There
viii be no pickering on my
part. Ali I want is d fair and square
deal. and I hope the best man wins.
7 will make the weight easily and be
good and strong ] VIII agree to any
division OF the purse, even to winner
take all The only demand I shall
make is that we both train here at
G0ldheld.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08

Three-base hits-Spencer. Irwin. Two-base hit
-Mohler Sacrifice hts-Hildebrand Irwin
Spencer Mohler. Williams. First base on called
balls-Of Bergeman 2. off Hit 6. Struck out
BY Bergeman g. by Hit 4. Double play-Hitt to
Wilson to Williams. Time of game-I hour and
45 minutes. Umpire-Dunleavy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
base hlts-Lister, McHale.

Two-base hIts-Lister, McHale, Mitchell,
Dashwood Mclean Sacrifice hit-McLean.
First base on errors-Portland /. Fresno l. Left
on bases-Portland :. Fresno g. Bases on balls
OF Fitzgerald 4. OFF CalT G. Struck out-By
Fitzgerald ., by Calin 1. Double play-Sweeney
to Moore to Lister. Hit by ball-Smith. Time
of game-One hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
Perrine
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.

BY Fred z. MuIhOIIand.
First race-Happy ChapPy, RedmOnt
Little GreEg.
second race-Atkins Merry Go
Round. Southern Lady.
Third race-InterIude, Libervale,
GIendenBinE.
Fourth race-Golden Rule, Betsy, L.
VI. Brattafn.
Fifth race-PrickIes, Alice Carey,
Our Sallie.
sixth race-supreme Court, HarbOr,
Iras.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
BIG ARENA PLANNED.

A train of lumber will leave Reno
tomorrow morning for Goldfield and
an arena will be built capable of seat
ing 10000 people. Already a request
has been received for a reservation
OF 500 seats for the society ladies of
Goldheld. The prices of these seats
will be $40, SIS and S..
Tex Richard said tonight: Il wired
Billy Nolan in Salt Lake City few
days ago that | would offer a purse
for Nelson and Cans. At that time
| did not have the money, but within
one hour after receiving his reply the
full amount was subscribed by Gold
field business men. | told the fighters
that | represented the Goldheld Ath-
letic Club. No such club was formed
at that time, but since my arrival in
Reno | have telegraphed representa-
tives in Goldheld to form club and
to elect me president and treasurer.
hope this will fill the requirements.
| do not anticipate any disagreement
when Billy Nolan and Cans meet with
me in Goldheld to sign the articles of
agreement"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08

r. III McDERMOTT DIES-P H. McDer-
mott, prom.neac Smelter mechanic. dropped
dead on the ssrect az ReGding last night while
walking with frienti lie the nephew
of the late Judgc McDersnett of san Mateo.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
Rain prevents Trotting Races.

BUFFALO, Aug. THE Grand Cir
cult races scheduled for this afternoon
have been postponed on account of
heavy track.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08

~ OSTON, Mass, Aug. Al Kauf-
4 mann. the California heavy
weight boxer, knocked out Fred
Bradley of Roxbury in the fifth
round of their scheduled ffteen-round
bout tonight at the Lincoln Club,
Chelsea. The Boston sporting fra
ternity, while not extravagant in their
praise of the Pacific Coast fighter,
declare that he was at all times
the master of the man who faced him
Bradley had the benefit of the expert
ence of Jack Johnson, and in many
ways indicated that with more knowl-
edge of the game, backed by his rugged
physique, he Will show up we'll later
Kaufman at the opening of the battle
tried out Bradley, who rushed and was
nervous, leaving bad openings. Neither
scored any advantage in this round
In the second Kaufman showed he had
a wicked left hand, settling Bradley's
head back several times. Bradley's
blows went wild. though he blocked
several wicked swings of the West
erner, but at the close of the round
showed he feared his opponent.
The third round was fast. The men
fought all over the ring, the advantage
being decidedly in favor of Kaufman
The fourth round opened with Bradley
back away. Clinches were frequent on
finish Bradley quickly and had him
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
TrainIoad of Lumber Is Ordered for Arena

trainoad of lumber will leave Reno this morning which
will be of the Goldheld This
indicates of the Nevada and their
enterprise.
sporting of this city have abandoned all hope of
witnessing the big fight here but they OF
mind in the matter of having some fight
engagement Goldhed will be decided September
3 expected sporting from all parts of the
country and the majority of them will undoubtedly want to visit
city. AS they boxing pilgrimage attractive bout
would be nducement for them come here,
Promoters Seek Match for This City
There three boys the lightweight class who avail
able Britt, Hanlon and Hyand Britt have the
he says the word and then the selection Of
with the promoters Eddie Hanon has been anxious
match with Britt for time In anticipation OF getting
fight secured training quarters Shannon, where
will light work until he learns what the future has store
for him.
Craney discussed the possibility of match with Hyland,
whom he Monday Salt Lake The promising young
Jumped the offer hungry strikes gaudy
bedecked fly
Dick HyIand Is Coming Up With Rush
Hyland second Battling Nelson If he improves at the
same has shown during the last years will
be long will be challenger for the lightweight cham
pionship.
Eddie Graney due here today unless he Reno
witness signing Nelson articles He ambitious
pfooe fight Admission day. and will no time
deciding match he settles down business Time
is pressing many details be decided after match
is made
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
By r. 40 Sf11yti7.

w TITHIN the twentyfour hours The Call will have
M received the 100000 check OF the Godheld Athletic Club
This is the first of the important details of the proposed
match be disposed Of Nolan will not make the
until he advised that the actual has been posted
word OF the Godfed is good their bond but
Nolan afford have any vain regrets He responsible
to Nelson and make mistake which would nure his
financially the campaign he out for him in the ring
reached Goldfed yesterday He is anxious to have
both Nelson and himself train there Friends OF the Hegech
will his Reno, where he
enjoy fishing possibly occasional trip after deer to
vary the monotony of training.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
SEALS TAKE CAME
FROM ANGELS
AT OAKLAND.
RESULTS OF GAMES.

San Francisco Z. Los Angeles 4.
Seattle z, Oakland 3.
Portland 4, Fresno 0.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
GAMES TO-DAY.

San Francisco and Los Angeles, at
Oakland.
Oakland at Seattle.
Portland and Fresno at Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08


and will be met here by Billy Nolan
tomorrow They will leave together
for Goldheld on the Tonopah express.
Cans preceded them and on the ar
rival of Nelson's manager articles Of
agreement will be signed.
Nolan wires ahead that all posi-
bility of the fight being held in San
Francisco or in any other place ex-
cept Goldheld is eliminated as the re-
suit of an all day conference between
Eddie Graney and himself Nolan
accepts the 100000 offer and will not
make any terms with Graney. He
says Nelson will fight in Goldheld.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
Plan Big Arena
to Seat Many
Thousands.

~ EMO, Aug. Tex Rickard,
K promoter of the Cans Nelson
l " fight, arrived in Reno tonight
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
PORTLAND

%McHale out on hunted third strike
PINS AND EITS BY INNINGS
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feline @iirfel sei9nittenen lauren
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