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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-10

inside the goal she cared not what might happen
They camped on the spot. The man with the car
which had taken them out had been ordered to meet
them down at Reservation town. the mushroom
camp that had sprung into being no more than a
week before the rush All the way down there Pratt
continued alone. He and the chauffeur long after
dark, returned with provisions and blankets. They
had driven the far possible then climbed the
ravine on foot.
At nine o'clock Beth was asleep beneath the stars,
dreaming of her meeting with Van
At daylight all were up and in the chill of the
rarefied mountain air walking stiffy to the car
The chauffeur who had slept in his machine pro-
missed breakfast by eight at Mrs. Dick s. He tore
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hill Glen had come down to Beth's
position He too was thoroughly
tired How the line had come out
was more than he could care But
Beth, with the last of her Pickering
strength, rose to hasten Pratt.
No use in the three of us being
seen,' he said, planting his transit in
the sand. but making no effort to adj
Just it to a level That ridge there
overlooks the claim. I'll climb up
alone and take birdseye view"
We're as near as that cried
Beth, in startled surprise Then
what do you think? Does the line
include the claim?"
IN have to look around from the
ridge" repeated Pratt with aggra-
waiting caution. You can wait ten
minutes here
He started laboriously up the slope,
and Beth stood tensely watching
She thought she saw him top the
ridge; but he disappeared from sight.
in all the desert world The girls
excitement and Impotence grew with
a new flare up of energy. To think
that Searle was SO near at hand, with
fate a-hover in the air, sent her pulses
bounding madly. 1t seemed as if
Pratt would never return from the
hill She could almost have dashed
to the summit herself. to learn the
outcome of their labors.
THEN, at last, from a small ravine
not far away, he appeared in his
leisurely manner
Beth ran along the slope to meet
him. "Well?" she cried. What
did you find?"
He smiled. Unless I'm crazy,
Lawrence is either a scoundrel or a
fool That claim is safe outside
the line by nearly an eighth of
mile y
OH cried the girl. She collapsed
on the ground and sobbed in ex-
haustion and joy. She could go no
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-30
No More Gun "Toieine"

Sheriff Wheeler has made up al.
mind that tha business ~ gun toteinp
on streets OF Sh0shone must cease
io show that BE- means business Il
might b. mentioned that Jack lyans.
Nho came into towns last week. carrying
s. blg revolver. and aho proceeded n
tank up al ore or more 81 the saloons
and fhe0 proceesied 20 maui any one
over the hpad IN the streets that did
nos beW .o hts hiEaness with proper
otelearee ~ perform al TIE antics
tiiat ng saM 20 % imposs ulen him caused
the sheriff - BE- aant Tor in nasfc The
gun vas Still 10 evidence when the
sheriff arrived. aud iYaDs was ready 20
use g ~ the sheriff as an any other
bat ty SOME atrataEeu be managed 20
siiteeed in securing the coveted gun
srd iapacd him behind the prison bars
Il should DC oh ergfd 10 tiis connection
thar SIR len1e IS a very worthy and
capable citizen OF ali ordinary occasions
krd Il y only when he comes 70 fii up
that be Il AZ ~ dangerous and displays
the hig gun, but no one knows when be
- coming o. town t. III 5p or when the
Blk gun viii be- used as mencae on the
streets II ShDshune ard Il Is well for
these gun ;oiclng citizens 70 be re-
minded right hcre aud noW that their
citizenship not desired here in Lin
coin county anf longer. and they viii
either have to mend their ways or
their ways viii % mended for them.
Ard 80 when Nr. iyaDs was hailed be-
fore Judge MATTERS. Il Is presumed that
hg rutered the plea 81 guilty for there
WIS 10 possible evidence 10 be
made 10 his behalf, and the Judge sem
fenced hun 10 eighteen months 10 the
ard Friday night the
prison guard came and took him to his
future placc Of aho,is The people OF
lAac0in county viii back sheriff
"A heeier IN an such moves.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-30

~ carried nation ths feil0wing re-
solution MAS pessssi ard adopted:
Re IL resolved by the Chairman and
Beard Of Trustees Of the Village Of
Shoshone, that sidewalks be and the
same are hereby ordered 10 be built IN
ac7orianre with The ordinances OF the
sa,s Village 4iang the streets Ia front
81 the following described property. to-
wit
An Lots IL Block A fronting upon
Rail street
Al Lets ~ opposite blocks lying par
sliei with snd adjourning Greenwood
streets between BOISE and Rail streets
All Lots fronting upon Post street
between Oregon street and east bound
AIRY Of the village
That said sidewalks shall be built on
the grade and on the sidewalk lines es-
tshisshsd b the Village Engineer
That the Village Clerk notify the
owners II the property fronting on said
portions Of above streets 10 build said
sidewalks within ~ days
fls carried motion Oliver G. Dunn
was appointed day marshal al salary
Of three dollars per day and IS hereby
Instructed 70 work oil city prisoners
upon the streets
Whercupon the Board adjourned I'M
~ April 18th, 1893. 6. r. BoaDEN.
Chairman
Attest HARaY W. ANDERSON. Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-30


5aaesian cssy Lodge. Ne Is T. Q @
r.. n inviting fA& lefge nelnber .
9aesse ta TIE yah anniversary ever
esses Al their hail Mosaday night. ia
sssh. had Fsssniee'd th&n an extra hf'
.ssAsaes ssss tte lodge msae 10 idi'
k4s&ss
ssne If tile largest crowds essg seer
9 lhs ss&gr hsa wAs gathered shers
Aunsiny nssht ghcn Frank Crosse 81
ghalrmsza ef the evenirg tAlies the
meeting 70 order. First ~as congrc-
gassansl singlng feliuwiag sshseh Judge
:. A. MATTERS made thc openlng ad
dress. .eikag briefly something about
ms great ~ork thr anier Is doing
Nexs Bert Aoasef aastsined Ass reputs-
tsaa as baritoee soioiss. Rev. W. j.
Harrer nss then called On to entertain
she ssssmhsy few moments which
sssk h. haa an troubse 10 fulfilling
The Misses Ava and Orsze SIC Aahon
zang dssef which was vel rendered
Rev = Patterson Illustrated few
points n way that aasoased the audi.
sssce greatly The solo following was
rendered by Mrs Hollsn hitch il com
nseFa enough Frank Csosse then
wars atd up - the tasA II short I'd.
dress Nhirh e>as4snsA additional sn.
saffaAsson Ai.oat ;aa nebie order The
Three i.sag elpvef club made cutie =
agaase3i tii While ne dstaiis ~
seTtiuR uarfeea were beine arraneed
& y NernsAe nas talha ua to- an
lsarnsnqs4 sais Mf Asfaieke was
ast 81 81 pssfarrd for ihe samnoas
sna WAS hardly strong enoaeh b. b.
p,eal A. ite gathering. boa las e.
Flsause ass srrs sea tirl aad sppr5
fssn
AsftF ttc prrrae NAs finished the
f.em was r.earvd fof ihe isbles and
ias pe.fie bsgaa inlxing Is eoclal
es~,a tire 49, Incidentally mixing With
she ,eaeheen also Table after table
was ilsea ef.a smptiea but sua Ties
esue asas siiii fhe govi things Were
"N'fti-F "t.t ~ Ittit HN sue FtHftfHiat
sfo~tai A. last the entire crowd
2ss Fri and there Was plenty for al
sni - spsrv. although IN a time i
MSS fsafed the s,sgpiies eere geing 60
rus short tsne hundred and seventy.
I've pepple partosk II the sopnties pre-.
pared wblSe few did not wait fof the
ttsslslI ~ 10 4..re...I
Il wss late eroagh % ssmost be
saslg when its last ~ fko merry
gathering left for their homes wishing
the Obj Fels,ws ~esA have anniyer
ssrtss eftenes thar ante gear.
3hs sunday eFrHiHe proceeding
speclal services Nrre bead ~ the Haftist
fauFah. InclniisnR 3 sfrfu - hy Rev. ii
u. fatlrfeem GA the 1at Z ~ charity.
sed = eonT ssrxies 81 sai merit. Ia
rt9ssrg his seru On. Rev Fattefs On ~.
5 leWes briefly The eefks II charity car.
! ~ opt - TIE Independent Order 81 Odd
teiso~ sod rommenilei them - xortby
y pppiie ffeogpition The sermon Was
4 ~a1sfY one and the nierlsns ~as Nell
aifrtsiesi ~ ihr public ~ general A.
SCH - ~ fhe uissnbeFs ~ The order
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-30
CaIi for BINS.

Wong Sing purchased the Shoshone
restaurant from Patty last week
He takes possession the first OF May.
All bills against SAID Shshone restaurant
must be presented by 2.80 O'Clock on
Saturday, MAY sab OF the new proper
tor will not be responsible Tor same.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-30

will be held IN Shosh0ne ~ usual. and a
prepare for the events. and all patriotic
eltixens are cordially and earnestly in
Tiisd and urged 10 assist the committee
in every ~sy possible. A more com
plete announcement viii be made IN
next weeks issue ~ The Journal.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-30

Slckisors Idaho Apri sta. 1894
llte Village Board met IN adjourned
regular sses4u Present. q Il BORDEN
Chairman 4 : Acuahon. rhos. n
tsessiia2 ana " q Custer. Trustees.
faal haddosk Asty. AID Audefson
Clerk
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17

TWO RACES RUN IN
SMASHING BLUE
ROCKS
Medal Shoot and Merchandise
Prize Event of the Golden
State Gun Club

Members and guests of the Golden
Gate gun club had a days sport with
clay pigeons at the IngIeside trap
Shooting grounds yesterday. the occa-
sion being the organizations third
monthly bluerock shoot for the sea
son. Several of the regulars were alb
sent, having gone TO Fresno to particf-
pate in a similar event, but most of
the locally prominent trap shooters
were out The club program called for
two races at 25 targets, one being a
medal shoot. the medals to be awarded
to the three high scores for the season.
and the other was merchandise prize
event. Both were distance races. the
shooters being handicapped according
to the scores made in the April shoot
strong westerly wind proved an ad-
ditionaI handicap even for the experts
and few good scores were made The
highest score in both events was 20
Elson and Potter shattering that num-
Der of targets in the medal race. and
their performances We're repeated by
Patrick and Sinkey. the wonderful one
arm shooter, in the merchandise race
The handicaps and scores were rs fol-
lows:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
AMATEUR BASEBALL

an exciting game from the Independents of Sac
rarnentO this afternoon on the East Napa
grounds by score OF "a TO o. Most Of the runs
were made errors. and Emerson of Napa as
sisted by pitching a 5teady game for the local
team. Napa made IL hits and the Independents
six. Bstteries-Sapa. Emerson and Wallis; In
dependents, Henderson and Levia.
MODESTO. Mar 16-The Modesto Reds shut
out the Pierce nine n Oakland today bvsa score
Of to 0. Mohley pitched no hit no run game
Score: R. h E.
Modesto Observation-Disclosures. s
p'fas tteriessroesto aobley and PALM pierce
fischer and Miller.
In the Transhay league yesterday the Trans
portatious club defeated the Fruifvaie team by a
score OF to A. The. feature was the pitching
Of Benham and the hitting and feIdinr ~
Nicholson At Alameda >rhe Gantner & Maftsrn
club defeated the Alerfs by score OF to 2 in
an interesting game. French for the knftters
pitched nice ball At San Leandro the MaxwelIs
beat the oakland Tribunes, TO 2. Scores:
At Alameda:
-Gsntner + Matterns. o 9 $4,000 o. II ,
Alameda Alerts. =. o 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-3 3
Batteries--French and sullivan: Russell and
v. Ryan
Ri E.
Trsnsportatien 10 2
Fr1ifyafe ----.-. ------- ----..-.,. 4
Batteries Benham and German; Levy and ia
cobso8.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17

The Alzmedz high school nine defeated the
lads from San Jose. 10 T. in the seminal
xsrue q the Academic leaEue on the Alameda
diamond SATURDAY. afternoon The San Jose
fo<eers failed TO support Pitcher StilwefI at the
critical period and thus tnssed the game away
Alameda played 3 steady game IN the field aud
took advantage Of every opportunity. Score.
r. Fl. z.
o- Battsries-J Msckie and P. Msckie stiiwell
ard ThBrber.
SANTA ROSA May 1s--By score Of 70 s
the baseball team Of Santa Roea psrlor won the
game Of the Native Sons league this afternoon
from san FRANCISCO parlor. The game was q
good one. with neither side making score I'M
III the fourth inning. when Santa Rosa made
sever fzIlies and cinched the game. In the
s5xfh they added two runs n the score San
F'rsucisco parlor scored rTo runs in<the nth and
four IN the seventh
SANTA Cruz. May 1s--The local Inde7eud-
ems fodav defeated the San Jose Pastimes IN
ne three league Game By score OF IL to s.
snsith FOR the Independents pitched good game
and the locals hit the ball hard
BYRON. May is-The Byron team easily
defesfrd The white House nine today. 10 to I.
Score r n =.
byron --..-..---s-.--.---..- 10 -
:" a. sstferiee-Byron. o'Bsnion and EstudfIIo.
white House. AIlegaert and Frances Umpire :
Richards
SAPA, May 1s.-The Napa baseball team won
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
Father Stack Again Heads
The Student Body
[SseciaI Dssotch 10 The Call

SANTA CLAIR. May 1s--Rev. Joseph
Stack. s. J.. was reelected to the Of
fee Of president of the student body
association OF Santa Clara college at
the annual meeting today Patrick A.
McHenry OF Fairfield. New secretary,
and Charles A Dooling OF HOLSTER,
treasurer. George BoIes of Fresno was
elected TO succeed McHenry as captain
OF the football squad. while McHenry
viii succeed Michael Brown Of San
Mateo as baseball manager.
Robert f. McCaIve Of San Jose will
succeed Daniel Tadichi of San Fran
cisco as manager of the track team,
and A Cecil Posey of Oakland will
be the new basket ball manager
Many new amendments TO the con-
stitution. embodying a wider scope for
the Catholic college athletic endeayors.
were introduced, and will be acted
upon favorably. The report of the re-
firing treasurer. John y. Mailman.
showed that all athletic branches OF
the institution had been not only self
supporting but had also METER a snug
sum to the athletic reserve fund
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17

The use of two bulkheads made it
possible 70 conduct the two races at
the same time. and the days sport was
finished early, leaving several hours
for practice shooting
The new Pacific coast trap shooters
association will hold a two days blue
rock tournament at Ingleside May 80
and 81. There will be six events each
day. and the Hunter. Reed, Roos. Du-
pont. Peters, Baflistite and Grand tro-
phies and the Sorensen medal viii be
shot for, the association giving purses
aggregating $3.50. All events will be
shot under the Sargent system over
three traps. and only shooters who
have been bona fde amateurs for at
least one year preceding the first day
Of the tournament may enter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
KeudaII's Yacht Alert Wins
Class Regatta

OAKLAND. May 1s--Csptain p =.
rrs-s-II-s vacht Alert won the main
eTert in the California Yacht CLUB 5
class regatta this afternoon la ~
iisLtTouse thence TO the Goat island
80 srd hack TO the clubhouse. dis
+s-ce ~ 10 nautical miles
Vice Commodore Brutz saiied seco"o
% the Alert
IN the second class cruise the yacnt
Tfrrass- Commodore .. s Broadwater,
zane first. followed by the yacht S1aF-
4 zht with the Alice N third
u The regatta committee in charge or
4-e dsv was composed of d. NJ McRae.
John j. sherry and A. r. T. Brandes-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
GLADYS .pEFENps IFS TITLE

After several postponements the
Dickie cup race was held on Spreckels
lake Golden Gate park. yesterday Nc
DonaId-s Gladys the cup holder, sue
cessfuIly defended its title against
Commodore Brannan's Ruth.
The big race was interesting, as each
boat took two Of the first four heats.
The Ruth won the first and third heats
and the Gladys the second, fourth and
fifth.
The directors cup race was won by
Browns Skfdoo. which beat the Gladys,
winner of the Dickie perpetual cup. IN
the finals Browns Skidoo beat Hays
Agnes and McDonald's Gladys beat
Rrauuau's Ruth in the first rundown.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
AUSTRALIA TEAM
WINS ANNU AL
CRICKET GAME
Defeats Aggregation Represent
ing Great Britain by Score of
II3 to 100
By WILLIAM UNMACK

The annual cricket contest between
teams representing Australia and
Great Britain at the park stadium yes
terday was exciting from the. start
The tension was not broken until Ray
mond made the winning hit. and Aus
tralia won by seven runs.
The British team batted first and
complied los runs. OF this, Allerdes-
sen. 81. played a brilliant game. From
scientific standpoint of view this
players batting was the best that has
been seen here for a long time.
Fletcher Elliot il. also did well.
Bowling for the Australians. Stewart
and Lafferty secured four wicketS. and
Smith accounted for two Moran and
Priest were the most successful trund-
Iers for the British team. Scores:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17

CnthbertsOn Defeats Grant
On the Preside Links

Two tournaments were played on the
Presidfo golf club links yesterday. The
two ball mixed foursome was won by
Mrs. A NJ. Shields and ". H. Rhodes.
Play was resumed in the club cham
pionship event and as result only four
contestants remain in the competition.
They are George KeIham. c. d. WhYte,
A A. Cuthbertson and John Lawson.
The big surprise of the day was the
defeat OF Douglas Grant. champion OF
A. Cuthbertson. Il was expected that
If Grant failed to win the tournament
Whyte would be the man TO put him
out. Cuthbeftson. who won the club
great form and was fortunate enough
to catch the champion trifle OF. Cuth-
bertson won by up and ! to play.
The other two second round matches
proved one sided. john Lawson beat A.
Field. up and to play. and C. D.
6 to play
The semifnals will be played next
Sunday. when Lawson will meet Cuth-
bertson and Whyte Will oppose Keiham.
While a number of teams partici-
pated in the mixed foursomes, only
Mrs. A NJ Shields and ".
Mr.. = and Mrs. R. h Posfie-
Mrs raN Rhodes and T. L. Ford iis 8 10
The ladies of the San Francisco golf
and country club will meet on the
Ingleside links today in the qualifying
round of tournament for the Mrs. j.
Leroy nickel cup
The trolley lines of the country are
capitalized at $4,000 a mile.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
Short Stop Raglan Tires of
Being an Outlaw

Shortstop Ragan of the Fresno out
laws has got the grasshopper feeling
and he intends to hop into organized
baseball. Billy Reidy of the oakland
Coast leaguers baited a hook for Ra-
gan and he went after il like a trout
goes after manufactured fly.
Ragan is youngster who gives a
lot of promise He is a gingery fell
low and always In the game, and does
not stop when he is behind.
However Raglan is no wonder at the
present time. but Reidy may develop
him into a good one with OakIand's
present company. Ragan should find
no trouble in making good.
Panama has a school in hat making
with Ia SCHOLARSHIPS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
DUER WINS ten NILE RACE

Los ANGELES. May l6.-Ray Duer
won the 10 mile motor paced race in
the bicycle meet at Fiesta stadium
this afternoon. defeating Agraz by
three-quarters of a lap and Senhouse.
the Australian, three quarters of lap
also J. Gordon Walker of Australia
was first in both professional races. At
the end OF the mile handicap and the
three mile lap race Walker showed a
hair raising sprint that the others
were not able to beat. Iver Lawson
was unable 20 finish better than third,
although he made q hard fight.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
CHAMPION CYCLISTS WIN

NEW YORK. May 16.-Percy Q. Law
renee, the Pacific coast amateur cham
pion. and Frank / Kramer. the ma
tional champion had little trouble in
winning the events in which they par
ticipated today at the Newark bicycle
track Lawrence disposed of Jake
Msgin. the national turner rider. in a
special match in two heats. while kra-
mer took the 10 mile open profess
sional events from Floyd Krebs. Willie
FEMME. Eddie Root and John Bedell.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17

NORTH YAKIMA Wash May IL
TIE New York 70 Seattle pathfinder
car arrived tonight and viii leave 1oI
Seattle tomorrow expecting TO cross
the Cascade mountains over Sno-
ouaIrnie pass By its own power ana 20
reach its destination Tuesday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
.ATSTRALIA
RoWIITc .X4I'YSiS

The annual veterans game at Ala
media between the Old COdgers- cap
tanned by Charlie Banner, and the ge-
NAL Pop Ward resulted in a victory
for Banners team by 80. Score:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17
CLOWDIS WINS THE
RACE AROUND
LAKE MERRITT
Crack Reliance Runner Covers
Six Miles and Half in SO
Minutes 81 Seconds

OAKLAND. May I6.-The six and
half mile handicap Marathon race over
the Reliance club course. twice around
Lake Merritt was won this morning
by Clowdis, the cracke distance runner
Of the Reliance club, who started from
scratch. The winners time was 80
minutes and 81 seconds. Behind him
in the order named finished Hansen OF
the Reliance club. Abbott of the siapli-
mat Indians. and Britner Of the Hlne i
nian athletic club. Weiben ana Au S.-
Of the Reliance club dropped out our
ing the last lap around the lahs
Clowdis won very easily and MS per
Torrance was such an impressIFe oi :
that the Reliance club mana genehl =
anxious 10 match him against any anna
teur runner on the coast over the MAJ Ma.
athon course. Hansen finished secono
by & good margin. his handlcap o. oll N
minute enabling him TO hold safe all
his competitors. save the winner
The only close finish in the race
was between Abbott. minutes, anu
Britner, half a minute, for third honoE 3
Abbott leading at the tape by . yaros-
The Weston athletic CLUB OF o os
Francisco sent several entries 10 tne
race course, but they arrived aLter r Ire
race had begun and did not start Wo
runners from the Irish-Amerlcan atm
letic club also arrived too late
Race to San Mateo
SAN MATEO, May 16.-Although the
weight limitations imposed in Mara
thon race between San Francisco ana
this point today were of character
that would have given a pugillst near
disease at first glance the analr Was
successfully carried out The race Vas
held under the auspices OF the Italial
touring club OF San Francisco. OF Whlch
4 Pedrfni is president. the start DelhS
made from Fell and Stanyan streets
The contestants who were olNloeo
into three lightVeightS (up 10
1sO pounds). middle weights 160 70
1907 and heavy weights lover 1901,
walked from that point to Burlingame,
the final stretch between Burhnganae
and san Mateo being run A. Chiappari
of the lightweight division was the
first TO cross the line. and made the
best time OF the day-3 hours, sec
ouds. out Of the IS entries. IS con
testants finished. the runners and OF
ficials being entertained at luncheon
by A P. Giannini. the banker, at MS
e Cerrito home after the race. and
later being mOtOred by him about the
country. The results:
weights-First. l. A. Chiappari;
time 5-3e: winning cup presented by
La Voce. del Popolo and special prize
donated by A P. Giannini for best
time; second. Mino Baglietto, 3:44.
Middle weights-First. E J. Brizzo-
lara. 1851. winning cup presented by
I'Italfa: second c. Mario, l.
Heavy weights-First. A Pedrint
s:47. winning cup donated by Casta-
genetto & Matteucei; second. l. q,
Brizzoisra 4:08-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-17

MEETINGs-BegaI
ANNUAL MEETING-The annual meeting OF the
stock holders OF the Olympic salt water com
pany viii be held az the Office OF the com
pany, 80 Clay ST.. San Francisco CAL on
Monday, the oath day of May, 1903, at the
hour or IL O'Clock a N. for the purpose OF
electing board of directors to serve for the
ensuing year and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meeting
Trans books viii close on Friday May "A
1909, at 3 o'clock D. N
CHARLES 4. GIBSON, Secretary.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1881 Fillmore st.
near Post