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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
Baum Falls for The
Curves of Cupid

Charles Baum. manager of the Fresno
baseball club of the state league,
joined the benedicts last night when
he took in marriage Miss Hazel Root,
daughter of Assembyman Root of
Grass Valley. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Cecil Marrack. pas
tor of ST. Stephens Episcopal church.
The bride was attended by Miss Bessie
Baum, sister of the groom, and Edwin
Myers acted as best man. Miss Shirley
Errett and Edward Johnson also at
tended the couple.
The home of the grooms parents was
prettily decorated with ferns and flow
ers and after the wedding a supper
was served which was enjoyed by the
immediate relatives and friends of the
couple. Toasts of long and happy
union were given with merry enthu-
siasm Mr.. and Mrs. Baum will leave
on a honeymoon tour of the south this
morning. 1t is the intention of the
baseball pitcher to make his home in
Fresno, where he probably will go into
business and also pitch ball for the
team of which he is the manager.
Baum made a record as top notch
twirler with the Los Angeles team
through several seasons. He went east
and worked two seasons for the AL
toona team. He was drafted by the
Philadelphia Nationals, but preferred to
remain on the coast and joined the state
league.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
Gossip of fhe Track

Jockey Gilbert. whose contract T. II. VIII
liams purchased from ]. F. Clifford for $4,000.
figured in an incident yesterday that may re-
time to come By Trainer Rowen of the Will
Iiams stable. RoweI had occasion to take the
boy TO task for his failure to handle Rubia
Granda in her morning exercise as he had been
instructed to and the boy used such intemperate
language in reply that the trainer then and
there decided that q suspension might produce
good results. Gilbert later on apologized for
his indiscretion and this circumstance may help
his case somewhat
An epidemic of selling race boosting broke
out at Emery Vile yesterday and as a result
three horses changed hands William Walker
let Green Goods go when Joe Dinkelspiei bid
5000, which was $500 oyer the entered price;
j. B. Dunn took Bardonia from J. Gardner by
liam Hawke became the owner of Legatee by
boosting him from $1,000 TO $500 after he had
carried i. 6. BedwelIs colors to victory: The
Hawke-BedweH selling race feud
Al Koenigsberg. who is part owner OF Security.
TO win his race and told all his friends that
he feared he would not finish in the money.
ba ks any down bs on Bb
that horse finish in the ruck and his own
horse win In gallop. William CahiIl. his
sion was not very heavy one, being princi-
pally for place and show.
Euclid Allard, two of the biggest s.limb' bet
tors the American turf at present, departed
for New York yesterday. Each of them is re-
ported TO have cleaned up about $4,000 they
operations here the past season.
Judge Hopper has thoroughly probed into the
report that jockey had discarded a battery
at the start of a race recently and is entirely
satisfied that there is not the slightest founda-
tion in fact for the rumor. over which an at
tempt was made to create sensation.
Presiding Judge Hamilton of Arcadia is still
lingering here and is enjoying the sport at
Emeryvflle. He has not yet completed his In
vestigation of the. Riley. Preston case.
The report comes from New York that De-
lancy Nicol, the famous lawyer, has been en-
gagged by Boots Durnell to fight the legal
phases of his differences with the Jockey club
should that organization refuse TO allow him
admittanee to the eastern tracks.
Jockey Musgrave. who has been riding ex-
ceptionally well at Aqueduct, has been engaged
by Herman Brandt TO ride Jack Atkin In the
Metropolitan handicap. Musgrave seems to un-
derstand the Sain horse. Jack Atkfn was rather
a poor horse at the barrier last season. but Mus
grave has no trouble in making him break.
Pearl wiikerson has about decided TO rest up
his horse in hand sufficiently early in the fall
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Workouts

ze.Fire-eiehths in i:03 Is.
= Sell Reed-I1sn il "a
: Dotado--F -Fhree-quarters in ZIG.
:: Andrew Mack-Mile IN ] -.
Stoney Lee-Fl lye-eighths IN .05. breezing.
STSstagia--Th Three e-efgiifhs In 80 %.
GalTanic-Ealf IN so.
=. Noreai-I ree-eighths IN .5s; breezing-
:: IsvoFs.-T Three quarters fn 1:171z-
:. Hi.lle r. and Van Gordon-Three-ei -eighths in
Ps5sEcita--T Three-eighfhe IN -36.
Hector Illree-cusrfers in ZIG.
har.sius-s-I lree-eighths in Al
Harber-Nile In las 2-5; breezing.
:. oaardi.-Mile in l,46: breezIng.
j. Centre shot-Tbree-q quarters in 1.11.
ST.. Chsrles--F -Five-eighfhs IN 1so2-
ST. Aoda1-five-eightls in 1-02
Eubric-Seyen-eigh ghfhs In l:30.
1Ir Barry Ihree-eighths in IS 2-5, breezing.
Big store-Three quarters IN lib
Fair fagot-Ihree- quarters in l-I7 2-5.
Fllsdini-Afile IN la
= Pefjuicio and Creation-Three-quarfe in 1:15.
M1cznort-Seren-eicLt in 81 2-5
Nay Pink-Half in 80
=. linola--Half in %. breczng
Belmere-Seven-eigh in 1:30.
Captain Burnett-Seven-eighth in I.3I; breez-
ing,
Baron Esher-Three-quarters in I.lo s-5;
breezing-
Purse Rose-Fiye-eighths IN I:O7 3D.
Talamund-Three-c quarters In I.2I
Eiipitas-T hree- quarters in 1.l6-
Rose CheTy-Three-quart in I:17
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Kerrigan OF the Reliance club: starter. ]. D.
Miller 'oS; timers. f. D SIoulton. D. +. Snedi-
gar. F. r. flanagan 'Os. 4. A. GIarner Olympic
club and ]. G. McCaughern 20; judges OF ths
finish, Professor ". r. Durand. G.. ]. Presley
or P J. Treat A. Skaife and Dr. Frans
Angel and ". H. flanagan '04: field jndges. T.
VandervoOrt '0S- W. d. Gilmore (OIympic club,
s. H. Bel1ah 10. /. ". klauber '0e. c. Han. G..
C. Owen 'O9; inspectors. f. J. Nash 'OS. ]. K.
Hickey ex 0S. A Z. Roth 90 and 5. S. Peixotts
president Of P. A. A.; measurers. x l. FenrOn
0s. l. ". Barbur '0s c. L. Severey '0S E. ID.
Cole 'OS. W. L Lyons '0s c. B. Bradford '09i
clerk Of course. c. F. Lauueister ex OF: assist
ants. F. ID. Malone '0S. G.. ". Mcintosh 'oS. f.
P Tallant 90; c. D. Martin TO- ". P. Fuller
Jr. 10, NJ " Mitchell 10: numberer. H. H.
Mau1drell 10. assistants. G.. Wallace '0S and
H. E. Reed 10; marshal. J. F. flanagan 90; as
siStants- Fl. l. Horton '0S. A. B. Packard OS,
D. z. Crawford 90: recorder. A. B. Rice '95;
announcer. ]. r. Pemberton '0S.
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HiIdrefh May Pass
500, 900 Mark
Montgomery. Meelick. Uncle and
Rapid Water Should Smell
Bank Roll Shortly

Last year Sam Hildreth's horses won
a total of s47,So5. This year they have
already gathered more than that sum
for him and, allowing for what Mont
gomery, Uncle. Meelick. Rapid Water
and his year olds and lesser lights
can reasonably be expected to do. only
bad luck can keep him from encroach-
ing on, if not passing, the 100000
mark He leads all American owners
to date and Barney Schreiber is not far
back in second place. Schreiber's
stable earnings for 1907 amounted to
s6S, ,06S and he likewise should do much
better this year. L. A. Celia, Buriew
& ONeill and r. F. Carman have all
started the year encouragingIy. Rae
ing Forms compilation of the winnings
of the 80 leading owners of the Ameri-
can flIrf since January ie aS follows q.
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6-1-oxford lis (Notterl. Observation-Disclosures. .
ll-5-Colonel Jack, 120 tG Burnsl. ........- 3
Time-1:13 40 Golden Heart Black Oak,
Minnie Adams. Listless, finished named.
FIFTH RACE-one mile. selling. 500 added:
Odds Horse, Weight. Jockey. Fin.
4-1-Zal lis (McDaniell. ....-........-.....,. l
S-I-Master of Craft, 10 tAIusgravel. 2
'3-1-Dennis Stafford. 50 (Francisl .....-...--
Time-l:4l Poquessing. Robador, Chief
Hayes Grenno Umbrella. finished as named
SIXTH RAGE-Six furlongs selling, 500
Odds HORSE. Weight. Jockey. Fin.
20-l-Hartford Boy, Ill CIV. Burns). ........-.
T-i-Fielder I09 (E Duganl.
4-1-Triurnph Ice Garner 5
T!me-I:l5 Rosario Biackbridge, Tenakoe,
Danger, Slumberless, Toplitsk. Okittua. Raquet,
Red Bonnet. finished named
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BURNED TRIAL RECORD
SETS BURGLAR FREE

William Hogan, who pleaded guilty to burglary
before Judge Lawlor in August. 1908, and who
has since been in the county Jail pending the
decision Of appeal taken on the ground that
he sentenced without being properly ar
raigned for sentence. was released from custody
Yesterday by Judge Carroll Cook on a writ of
habeas coDpts. The records in the case were de-
stroyed in the fire OF April. 1906.
Hogan was compared by Judge Cook to Edward
Everett Hale's Man Without Country" The
sheriff has no process to justify him In holding
Hogan. who has been in jail since 1905 on po-
lice court commitment
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
R0seben Runs Like
Selling PIafer
Once Peerless Sprintcr Makes a
Sorry Shoping the FIRST
Time Out
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.

AQUEDUCT, April 27.-Roseben. once
peerless sprinter. was badly beaten
today. He met with poor racing luck.
and this. combined with lack of con-
ditnon. brought about his downfaIl.
He failed 10 finish inside of the money.
Berry Maid, the fast year old Ally
by Odd Fellow, won the race in a
driving finish by a head
1t was Roseben's first start of the
season. He was high in flesh and
looked like a draught horse as he
dashed down the home stretch in his
preliminary gallop. His presence on
the track was hailed with delight and
the crowd gave him a great ovation.
The old fellow tried to respond to the
good will of his racetrack admirers.
but was unable to live the pace set
by Berry Maid and had to suffer de-
feat.
Whatever chance Roseben might have
had TO win was ruined just as the
barrier was released He had the rail
position and was just settling into his
stride when Cobalt and Berry Maid
rushed from the outside and interfered
Z
tons. Roseben was nearly knocked
down and rounding into the home
stretch out of the chute he was last.
He ran fast through the last quarter,
but was unable TO finish better than
fourth. Results:
FIRST RAcE-selling. 500 added. six fur
longs:
Odds Horse, Weight. Jockey Fin.
9-5-Big Chief. 10l (Notterl. /
ll-5-Black Sheep. 106 (Musgravei .
50-1-Prince Of CASTLE. lis &c, Burnsl. 8
Time, 1;l3. Queen Marguerite, Frank Lord,
Trio. Mulyaney, Wedding. finished as named.
SEcoND RACE--Fiye furlongs $500 added:
/ Odds. Horse. Weight. Jockey. Fin.
T-2-Berry Maid, lo1 iAfusgraTe). ........ /
121-k- Cobalt 80 fMcCarthyl yl........-.....
4-1-Red River. lis fE. Dnganl- 3
Time--59 2-5. Roseben. Bosom, Horace E.
Pierrot, finished as named.
! THIRD RACE-The woodawn stake 81 oOC
added. four and a half fu-longs:
/ Odds. Horse, Weight. Jockey. Fin.
) 1-Fitzherbert, 102 (E. Duganl. ............ ]
/ 7-10-Tranee. 100 lIusgravel.
g. 1-Preeeptor. 81 &C. Burns )...........-...
Time-:53 1-J. Erbert. Arrionette. Uncle Wal.
ter. Rsmble, finished named.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs, $500 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight. Jockey. Fin.
l3-5-Aletheuo, ll6 u. Dugan)- !
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Turner. Clepeland's Great Short
stop. Has to Retire After
Throwing Arm Out
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

F BOSTON, April 27.-New York shut
out Boston in a pitchers battle today,
to o. Mathewson let Boston down
with one hit In the eighth inning two
hits, a sacrifice and Ritchey's error
gave New York the only tallies of the
game Tenney was given great re-
ception when he stepped to the plate,
and was presented with travelling bag
by his Boston friends. Score:
R. H. E.
boston --.-.---.---..- ..-...-O =
New York ..............2 1
Batteries-Young and Bowerman Mathewson
and Bresnahan Umpire-Emsiie
CINCINNATI. April 2T.-Errors by Cincinnati
and the hard hitting of the visitors gave st.
Louis an easy victory this afternoon. Misjudged
flies by Barry and Murray were responsible for
- r.. H. E.
Cincinnati NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
st. Louis. 1a 8
misunderstanding, Slade and Schlei Beebe and
Hostetter. Umpire-0 Day.
BROOKLYN. April 2T--Brooklyn after win
ming three straight from New York succumbed
today to Philadelphia the visitors winning 8 to
3. Both sides helded loosely, but Philadelphia
''~s''e R. He.
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures. - 4
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
Batteries-McQuiilan and Doom; Bell, MeIn-
tyre Bergen and Ritter. Umpire--Klem.
PITTSBURG, April 27.-rhe Pittsburg-Chi-
cago game postponed account of cold
weather.
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LExINGToN RESULTS

LEXINGTON. Ky, April 27--Results
First race four furlones-Romp won. Major
Lawrence second. Wool Binder third. Time 80.
Second race. six furlongs-Ira May won. Es-
teiie second, Lexington Lady third. Time,
I-I6 10.
Third race. six furlones-King's Son won,
Toploffy second. Nerrf6eld third. Time,
I.1C 2-5.
Fourth race four and a half fnrlongs-Ira z.
Baird won. Miss Hapsburg second. Guard Allen
third. Time. 81 40.
Fifth race. mile-Hosfile Hyphen won, ST.
Ilorso second. Ed Kane third Time, ~ Is.
sixth race. mile and Observation-Disclosures
won. Katie Powers second. Great third. Time,
ts5l 1-5.
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Hiqh School Athletes
Enter for Meet
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. April 27.-.
Entries for the big interscholastic
meet of all the high schools of the
state, which is to be held Saturday
under the auspices of the STANFORD in
terscholastic association, were closed
today by President ]. o. Miller of the
association Thirty-three schools are
represented and 221 competitors are
listed This showing breaks all pre-
vious records set by the meet during
the last two years.
The immense gathering of athletes
mas made it necessary to hold prelim-
mary heats of the following events in
the morning of Saturday: 100 yard
dash, 22o yard dash. 440 yard dash,
120 yard hurdles, 22O yard hurdles,
hammer throw. shotput. broad jump.
pole vault and high jump. The schools
entered together with number of
athletes are:
Alameda high school. 5: Berkeley high school
II: California college and academy. 2; California
School OF Mechanical Arts. 20; Chico high school,
8; Chico state normal school. 8; Cogswen poly
technic high school. 6; Fresno high school 8;
school. o; Hitchcock military academy Z; Lassen
county high school, 3; Los Angeles high school.
10; Los Angeles polytechnic high school. 3;
high school, 1; Modesto high school. I: Oakland
high school. II: Oakland manual training school
Edsduelld nlSn school, SAl1ndS ulgn ScnOol.
Z; Santa Clara high school. ,: Santa Clara col
lege. l: San Jose high school. H. San Mateo
union high school. 2; Santa Rosa high school. s;
st, Mathews military academy. IL Ukiah high
school, IL; Vallejo high school. 5: Watsonville
high school. ?; Willis high school O.; VII
merding School of Industrial Arts, l.
The officials are follows: Referee, Bert
s~->~.>>>~>>s~>
to have them ready for next seasons opening
AT Emeryvillle.
Johnstown and Prince Brutus are the latest
additions to the schooling list at E1eryville
The Metropolitan turf association has decided
to let down the bars. II is said. For years the
Nets have been very exclusive and there has
been time when big waiting list longed for
membership in the book makers club. Now il
is proposed, the rumor goes, to invite the
outlanders to join and the button is to cost
paltry $500.
Much of the structural steel used in the
grand stand OF the i'll fated Rockingham Park
course at Salem. N H. will be used In the
construction of the grand stand at Salt
Lake CITY, Utah.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
VARSITY BASEBALL PAYS

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April 2T.-The
intercollegiate baseball games have netted the
Stanford athletic fund the tidy sum OF 81 429 rs.
with all bills paid. The hnaI game OF the
season at Berkeley last Saturday drew the
largest crowd in the history OF intercollegiate
baseball IN California Stanford's share Of its
receipts total S539.75.
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The Calls Form Chart fofRaces al EmeryNiIIe

in
Mony April 81 hundred
Trseks sst E. Topper prefdn
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American League

CLEVELAND, April 27.-Clereland defeated
Detroit. to /. Cheech outpitched afalioy Mil,
who substituted for Turner made three errors
and prevented Cleveland shifting out Detroit.
Turner threw his arm out and may be out of the
game for time. Score:
R. H. E.
SteFetdno ~
Detroit .-...........-.-....1
Batteries-Cheech and N Clark; Malloy and
Schmidt.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Chesbro's clever box
work mainly responsible for the victory
which New York from Boston. TO O. The
winning made in the sixth inning on
single by Niles and another timely hit. Score:
r. II. Z.
Boston ......,-...-........
New York. Observation-Disclosures. o
Batteries-w Winter and criger; Chesbro and
kleinow.
ST. LOUIS. April .oT.-Chicago won the third
game of the series from st. Louis, 9 to s. ST.
Louis jumped Owen in the ninth inning and
drove him from the box, scoring three runs.
Score:
r. H. E.
Cnicago ...-.-...--.....-.. ~ 4
St Louis .----... . 10 1
Batteries-owen. Smith and Sullivan; Howell
and Spencer.
PHILADELPHIA. April 27-Fast aeldIng by
both teams kept the score down in todays game,
which was won by the Philadelphias. Score:
r. II. E.
washington ...--...---....-.
Philadelphia ..................-..-. . I
Batteries-Hughes. Smith, Street and Warner;
Vickers and Smith.
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l. C. MISREPRESENTATION
LISARO-ORILENE-CRITIC

3 year olds and upward:
Remarks
Lisaro looks 10 be in where be can make
il four straight Orilene's last race very
impressive and she probably will be the con
tender AT the wire. Critics last race was
very disappointing. Edwin 7. Fryer prob
ably prefers longer route.
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to have them ready for next seasons opening
at Emeryvillle.
Johnstown and Prince Brutus are the latest
additions to the schooling list at E1eryville.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
INDICTED DOCTOR"
RELEASED FROM JAIL
j. Lor WaIlach Leaves Hawaiian
Islands Supposedly for
Vancouver

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE CALL
HONOLULU. July 29-J. Lor Wal
ZACH, the alleged discoverer of a cure
for leprosy, who served a term in the
penitentiary for illegally practicing
medicine, has left for the coast and
probably will appear in Vancouver as
physician There were several indict-
ments against him and when friends
were ready to pay his fine and have
him released the attorney general in :
formed them that it was his intention
to prosecute him on the other charges
and they might as well save their
money. He remained in jail two months
after this statement was made A sec
ond attempt brought about a different
result. Wallach acceded to the demands
of the attorney general to the effect
that he would have no further business
relations with the Atcherleys an Eng
lish doctor and his wife, who had been
a cloak for him. Upon the payment of
the balance due on his fine after serv-
ing out a portion, Wallach was re-
leased. His first day was spent in the
company of a man who had served
three months for vagrancy. indulging
in the cup that cheers and in good
meals at a swell restaurant.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
CALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The following
Californians are registered in New
York:
San Francisco-H. Levy, Hotel AL
bert: Miss K. Calulbeete, st. Andrew;
L. T. Goodman, A. B. Jones, Cadillac;
Miss z. King, st. Andrew; F. d. Null
lin, Hotel Cadillac; Mrs c. T. Rams
den, Cumberland; Miss Crowley, Mrs
T. j. Crowley, 7. j. Crowley, Grand
Union; Mrs. z. L. Downing, Z. L.
Downing, Hoffman house; w. F. Kauf-
man, Belvedere house; S. A. Crocker
Holland; II. Jacobson, Mrs. II. Jacob
son. Grand hotel; o. 3. Toutellart
Mrs. o. B. Tourtellart, Hoffman; b. j
Schmidt, Broadway Central
Los Angeles-Miss Bethand, We'll
lington; H. Levi, ]. E. Levi. Hotel Sc
vile; Miss c. Olson, Wellington; J
Walls, ]. A. Walls, Mrs. j. A. Walls
York; B. P. Brockway, Ashland house
NJ. A. Millbach. Hotel York; H. H
Lygren, Hotel Bartholdi; A. A. Lee
Broadway Central: Miss NJ. 3. Wat
son, Woodward; T. w. Billings, Bel
mont; +. d. Ellis, Mrs. F. D. Ellis
Grand; c. H. Royston, I. II. Royston
Belvedere; ". S. Cross, Mrs. w. S
Cross, Park Avenue; NJ A. Hay. w
MacCormack, Grand Union; H Pease
Hotel Imperial.
Oakland-W. d. Collins, Latham; f
p. Cutting, Mrs. Cutting, Hotel Albert
Pasadena-S. NJ. Cole, st. Denis; T
w. Mather, j. E. O'Brien, Hotel York
J. w. Walsh, Grand Union.
Oeeanside-Miss Nugent, Hotel AL
bert
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.UNIONISM FLAYED
BY FEDERAL JUDGE
Declares System Originated in
England and Has lmpover-
ished Workingman
Grants Injunction Asked For by
Ship Owners Against
Longsh0remen

SEATTLE, Aug. 5.-Federa1 Judge 5.
II. Hanford today granted an injunc-
ton asked for by the ship owners and
steamship companies against the va
rious longshoremen's unions of the Pa
cifc coast. The injunction restrains
the Puget council of longshoremen and
the local union from interfering with
strike breakers in loading and unload
ing ships in Seattle.
Judge Hanford said in part:
"Unionism as it exists in this country
originated in England and has impov-
erished the working classes of the EN-
pire and put 100000 people in the aims
houses of London. The system is in
compatible with the declaration of in
dependence and the laws of the United
States of America, which exist for the
purpose of guaranteeing the workman
the right to come and go from the
employment without mo1estation-''
The court held that he had jurisdic-
tion in case where interstate traffic
was affected and that the labor unions
were responsible for the acts of vio-
lence committed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
CALIFORNIA PATENTS ISSUED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-California
patents were issued today as follows:
b. A. Anderson, San Francisco, cutter
head for suction dredges; II. u. Ange-
vile, Los Angeles, boot and shoe; H. w.
Blaisdell, Los Angeles, system of clean
ing filters; J. f. Bond, Milpitas, ma
chine for sharpening and setting saws;
c. A. Borein, Oakland, water heater;
G. p Brand. San Francisco, pneumatic
mechanical musical instrument; A. r.
Chapman, Redlands, filter; t. r. Green,
Riverside, piston for air pumps; Y. G.
Guthrie, Winters, seed distributor; G.
L. Hopping. Long Beach, heat regu-
lator; w. L. Jones, Stockton, apparatus
for oxidizing flour; A. Junon, Bruityale
sound reproducer and recorder; d. Ian
dau, San Francisco, street printing ma
chine; +. B. Long and e. A. Tape, Los
Angeles, pneumatic action for self
players; w. l.. Morrow, Stockton, gas
engine; A. G. Ritchie, San Jacinto, tire;
w, II. Russell and C. Eckland, Oak
land, valve; A. II. +. Schaar, San Fran
cisco. constant speed mchaniem; X. A.
Scott Los Angeles. shock absorber; w.
H Vanderren, Los Angeles, garbage
incinerator; A. /. Van Valkenburg.
Acampo. plow; W. Van Vie, Oakland,
spring hoist; A L. Waugh, Los An
geles, mechanism for producing recip-
rocating motion; w. c. Yates, Lemoore,
surgical appliance.