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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
DECISION MARKS EPOCH
IN WHISKY LEGISLATION

CINCINNATI. July G. = Judge
Thompson, in the United States Dis
trlct court, today overruled a motion
for a new trial in the case in which the
federal government obtained q verdict
by jury in this court that thirteen
barrels of whisky found on the prem
iscs of Corbln & Co Of this city. con-
tanned substituted or added spirits:
This case marks an epoch in whisky
legislation and was bitterly fought. The
government wins a complete victory.
This is said TO be the first time in
the history Of the United States that
tho chemical test was held to be suf
fcient to prove the contention of the
government that whisky had been adul
tcratci
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Hamilton Entries.

Special 20 Tho Tribune,
FORT ERIE. July 6.-Entries for to-
morroW's races,
First race. three quarters OF mile:
sclling-The Earl. 90; Schleswig. 80, Rag
man, 100 Stromeand. lo3:. John Bare,
1O5; EdgeIy. 1906; Montclair. io6; Pau,
Ruinart, loS: Alta Mcdonald. 107, Paul
tagonIst, los. De Burgoo, 100; Roseboro,
Second race, eleven siNteenths of a
mile. purse-RoyaI Maid. 100 Emily Al
manac. 100; Personal, 1o2; Gold Dust. 1O2
Uncle Jimmy Gray. 105; King Common
cr, 105; Firebug, io5; Cloistress, LOB
Uncle Toby, llS. Wool SanGgIs, ll3; Lit
tie Usage. l13: Sea Swell, lO6,
Third race. five-eightlls OF n1ile, purse
-Mesmerizer, 1903, Sociable. 1o3; Hickory
Stock. los; Countless. loS:, Kenneth T.,
los; Paul Davis, los; Louise Reil' los;
Fourth race, mile and one sixteenth tn
handicap-Green Seal. Ios. Moquette, lo9;
Tourenne. 115. Centre Shot lis.
Fifth race. three-quarters Of mliS
purse-Lucky Ford. ae; Patriot, es; Light
Blue. 90: Advance Boy, %; Injury, 100;
Ternargo l02: Dennis Stafford. los
Gablegr9m. 1OT: G. w. Burt. 40. Moyea.
III: Pal, Ill. King Avondale, liz; Home
SIS sixth race. mile and three-s -sXteenths,
selling-C -Cerelnonious. %; Arrowswttt, rs
Jack Barker. 9S, Malediction, SO; Fed
Hussar. I0l Campafgner, l03; Craw-
ford l05. Giles. l0I,
Seventh race, one mile. sellnE-Cne-
pontuc 9S; Ida May, ~; Pedro. l9z: Ma
yuma, 106; Carthage 1o6: Creei lV9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Tennis Games Today
for Championships
TWO CHAMP P|ONSHIP
Tennis GAMES T0DAY
Miss Williams and Garnett
Must Appear TO Defend
Their Titles.

Two championship tennis games will
he played this afternoon at the Coun-
try club. Miss Lewis, the winner in
The final Of the tournament just closed,
will play Miss Williams, the present
state champion Miss Williams has
had little trouble in winning the cham
pionship the past two seasons, but in
Miss Lewis she has worthy opponent
and will be comuellcd 10 play at her
best if she hopes to have an even
chance for the title, Miss Lewis has
been playing strong throughout the en-
tire tournament, and seems TO be conf
dent that she will win todays game,
which is scheduled 10 start al p. m
Sam Nccl will meet Ned Garuett for
tho state singles championship at } p.
IN. This viii be the most interesting
contest of the tournament, and no
doubt II large crowd Of the Country
club members VIII be on hand TO see
the two mon in their struggle for the
title Ncel is q sensational player, be
ing able TO cover a great deal of
ground, and generally wins his games
in being able 10 recover a majority Of
the hard chances, He is the favorite
in today's game, although the friends
Of Garnctt look for HIM 10 retain his
present title.
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Butte Entries.
The Trihunc.

Special TO The Tribune
BUTTE. July 6.-Entries for tomor-
rows races: 49,
First race, half mile. purse-Glover
KYLE, l03: Luke Mccoy. 10S; Tansy, lOd !:
Big Eldorado, 105. Chills, lo5; Earl Peek
l05: Wicket. l05
Second race. half-mile purse-Chalum
10S. King OF Yolo, los. Miss Hattie, 700 :
La Dcxtra. 105; Belle OF Portola, lOo
Jim Brady 10o; San Leandro, 105
Third race. three quarters OF mile,
selling-Joe Wootan, IA; Robert Mitch
ell III; Black Gem. III, Jack o Lam
tern, Ill; Rhinestone, l09, Diamond Nose:
1903; Patriotic. 101. Prince Alamo lOl;
Harry Stanhope, l01; Lady Mazagam, 80 !,
Minnie. 80: Flying Dance, 40.
Fourth race, seven-eighths of mile,
sclling-Liberto. l07; Alcor, l07; Proteus,
1o7; Hush Money. lo7 Airs, los; Bunu.
100.
Fifth race. ono mile. selling
III: Bud Eulbry, Ill; Buena. 109: Prince
OF Orange, l06; l.. c. WidrIg. lO6; Bar
donia. los; Northwest, 1OS, Salina. io3 !;
Cotillion 103: Yankee Tourist, lO2.
Sixth race. three quarters Of Il mile,
selling-Canardo. III: Martinmas. Ill !.
NasAzam, Ill; Lady Powell. 10I: Zoe
Young, 107: Follie L.. 1o7: Sam Barber,
l06; Balerian. 90: Banthel. %; Alice Col
lns. 90; Weymouth 30; Mabel Foun-
tain, a.
Seventh race. three quarters of a mile.
sellng-Mary F.. III; j. V. Kirby, l09 ::
Kerry. 1Q7; Work Box. 105; Force, 10i !,
Valencia, 102: Yellowfoot, 90.
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Manager Farnsworth
May Go to Dillon
LOOKS LIKE STATE
BASEBALL LEAGUES
Montana Is Ready for New
League: Others May Follow
in Line.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PORTLAND, July 6,-Before leaving
here, President W. II. Lucas said that
he would go to Butte to be present at
a special meeting called TO decide the
fate of the Intermountain Baseball
league. Lucas SAID there seemed to be
a great deal of trouble in getting the
Intermountain teams started OFT right
and hoped that the present trouble
would adjust itself II appears very
much as if the present league will dis
band and state leagues be organized IN
order to do away with the exorbitant
railroad rates.
Montana is ripe for state league.
and it is thought that Utah can be
swung into line in less than "a week
with four.tcam league. Idaho has a
state league. but another could easily
be organized The meeting ut Butte
tomorrow night. at which President
Lucas will preside, and the baseball
managers, Farnsworth, Marshall. Barnes
and Huston, will be present, VIII de-
eide the matter,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
CYCLE RACING DEAD
IN Los ANGELES
Manager Pickering Fails TO
Sign Fast Riders and Pub
lie Remains Home.

Bicycle racing in Los Angeles has
proved failure, and the new five.lap
bicycle track at Fiesta park has now
been closed until next fall, Manager
Plckcrlng tried to promote races with.
out any bicycle riders, outside OF few
local men, and the public showed its
dlspleasure by not attending the meets.
Bicycle riders do not grow on trees
like oranges, and it costs money TO
get good bunch Of riders together.
Without the good riders, people soon
lose interest in the sport.
Last spring Pickering had an oppor-
tunity to get a good field, but he wns
not there with the guarantees, and as
bicycle riders eat just the same as
other human beings, he lost out, and
there is no chance 10 get rider now
until the bicycle season closes here and
in the east
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
FILIPIN0S PRESENTING
REAL POINTED PROTEST

SEATTLE, Wash, July 6.-The Fill
pinos of Seattle have, through com.
mittec, protested against The exhibition
of unclad Igorroies at the Alaska Yu
kon-Pacific exposition. The committee
says:
In the Philippine Islands. although
perhaps a country less civilized than
the United States. our Filipino leaders
never would permit or conccde that any
lgorrote should enter the gates Of the
city with the body naked in the way
that they present themselves in Seattle
before a multitude of persons cultivated
and civilized. -
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Putte Races,

Butte, Mont. July 6.-Today's re-
suits
First race. five furlongs-Swaggcrln tor
won Scasick second, Irish Mike third.
Time. l.02.
Second race. six furlones-Little But
tcrcup won. EIslSra second, Jack Paine
third. Time, i:lI.
Third race. six iurlongs-Jane Swift
won. Pla toon second. Burning Bush third
Time. Els.
Fourth race mile and furlong-Rcd
Leaf won Cabin second, Legatec third
Time. 30.
Filth race, five fuIloags-Bill Mayham
won Bright Skies second. Belle Brady
third. Time, .0l.
Sixth race six fUrlougs-M -Medding Han
nah won. La Refine Hindoo second. Cape
we'll third. Time. l;lfi.
Seventh race. one milc-ID Caul Cap
won. Arcourt second. Queen Lead third.
Time I,I32
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
CHICAGO MIDLOTHIAN
GOLF CLUB WINS CUP

CHICAGO. July G.-The Higgins trophy.
Offered 10 teams Of the Women's West
Seru Coli association, went TO the Mid
lothian Country club OF Chicago today by
virtue OF the play tic between that
club and the Los Angeles club, The Mid
lothian golfers finished 10 down on par
(lO2 Tor women while their Los Angeles
rivals were is down. When the contest
was held week ago Midlothian and Los
Angeles were u tie, each being six down.
Rain made par golf an inpossibility.
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Wolff Wins Cup.

SEATTLE, July BY winning today, &
the i2-meter class, the Wolff II. of Port
land, with E. w. Spencer at the wheel,
and J. w, Wolf at the engine. won the
championship Of the Pacific, coast and
the silver trophy cup offered by the Alas
ka- Yukon Pacific exposition manage
mcnt.
The Wolff made the thirty miles in
0l .D7 40
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PACIFIC LEAGUE
DOYle Is Ciheered.

SACRAMENTO. July 6.--Sa cramento
had but lttle trouble in winning from
Hosp. four of them being extra bases
When Doyle crossed rne plate with the
first run, the fans cheercd him loudly, as
Sacramento In forty five innings OF ball
r. II. i.
Los Angeles .... ............ 2 9
sacramento -. y i
Byrncs.
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RECKLESS SPEEDING BY
AUTOMOBILE CHAUFFEURS

LOS ANGELES, July Ga speed OF
eishty-h miles an hour on the straight
stretch was shown by tho big racing cars
IN the tryouts today around the S.d miles
course at Santa Monica, over which the
2o2-milc race for the Dick Ferris cup will
he run next Saturday Seirert. in a Stod-
dard- Dayton, made two laps in fifteen
minutes, an average of 67.2 miles an
hour, Dlngley. in Chalmers Detroit,
made three laps In twenty-five minutes
and Hanshue. i'm the Apperson, reeled
of one lap at q 70-m mile clip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Ketchel Sidetracks Flynn.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 8.-Bllly Papke,
who lost by decision to Stanley Ketchel.
signed articles today for ten-round
match with jim Flynn OF Colorado, Al
Los Angeles, July II. The match was
originally arranged for ketchel and
Flynn. but tho former would not sign up
stating that his injured hands would
need more tin1a tn bsal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
BASEBALL MEETING
SLATED FOR HELENA

rInT .E,NA. Mont, July Ga private
dispatch received here this afternoon
from ", S. Lucas, president OF the Inter
mountain league, states that meeting
of the directors viii hc held AT the Graz
don hotel In this city tomorrow, JulS .:
The message ia dated Portland, Or; ano
states thnL important business VII bc
considered. The Helena directors did not
leave for Butte today. where II had been
supposed the meeting was to be held TO
night
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Heavy Floods in Mexico.

MONTEREY, Mex, July 6.--With dam
ag" OF thre.-qua rters of q million dollars
a result or the recent rainfall. and
with passenger train service still Grip
pied. the railroad situation in northern
Mexico is believed to be in danger Of
another setback. There was heavy rain
In the vicinity of Vill0da this afternoon
Sabinas. JIidalgo. is reported entirely
wiped out. The river skirts the northern
section Of The town of Villada, and has
left its banks. FIFTY houses have been
'swepts away and n hundred others are
under water. Several hundred persons
are homeless
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
FUNERAL OF M0D.JESKA
TO BE STATE AFFAIR

Los ANGELES, July 6.-According
10 letters received here from Count
Bozcnta, husband of the late Madame
Modjeska, who is now on his way 10
Poland with the body of his wife for
intermcnt in her native country. public
officials of Poland desire TO make the
Modjeska funeral state affair and TO
Law the body at rest IN some national
building, The funeral viii be hcld in
Cracow about July IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Leg Break DISQUALIFIED.

NOTTINGHAM, England. July 6.-The
Cinmhcr maiden plate of los s6vereisns
WAS won today by tie Magdala colt Loot
was second and Leg Break third Les
Breali was disqualified for humping and
boring. and August BelmontS AstiCott
II was given third place.
The ST. Adams handicap plate, 300 SOW
,,siEns. for 3-yeaT- olds and upward. dis
anoc one mile. was Won hy :Scnscloss.
ii. p Whitneys Stamina was second and
Duke OF Sparta third.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
ITALIAN PUT TO DEATH
in THE ELECTRIC CHAIR

AUBURN, n. Y, July 6.-Guiseppe
Sanducci, who murdered Joseph Oar
dano, an Italian detective. at Belfast
Allcghenany county. in December, 1907.
was put to death in the electric chair
here today,
His crime was sequel to the arrest
Of his employer, Michael de Cicllo, on
charge of violation of the liquor tax
laws, the evidence of which was Sc
cured by Dardano and Albert j. Manti-
en-, private detectives of Albany
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Two New Players.

CHICAGO, July president Charles
\. Comslcy OF the Chicago American
Baseball club announced today that he
had secured TWO new players. They are
Slack, a local semi-professional pitcher.
ana Gandil. first baseman Of the Sacra-
mento, California club
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ManteIl Beats Sullivan.

SACRAMENTO Cal. July 6-t'rank
MantelI OF PsWtucllet, r, l., yesterday
won q twenty round decision over Jack
twin sullivan Of Boston. The fight
WAS fast throughout. and was Msnt"l $
almost IN To the last round. when the
Twin opened furiously and evidently tried
To save himself from losing The decision.
When Referee Frank Schuler announced
Mantel the winner. he was struck twice
by Sullivan before the police interfercd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Weston Nearing Goal.

RENO. New. July edward Payson
Weston, th. coast-to- coast pedestrian,
passed Derby. twenty miles from this
city at go this afternoon. He Will ar
live In Reno about 2:30 oclock tomor-
row morning, which will bring him about
IA miles from San Francisco. j.. C.
Schinkei Westons manager. denies the
report that the old walker Is firing, but
says he is suffering from the attacks OF
tppc1IitpnC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Much Money on Race.

FAIRBANKS Alaska July 6.-Fifty
thousand dollars changed hands as the
result OF wagers on last nights Fourth
of July Marathon race. jerry Sullivan
Of Nome won, with Arthur Hyde second.
and Justus IIjorth. third. Time, $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
EUREKA CLAIMS BEST
AMATEUR BALL TEAM
Special To The Tribune.

EUREKA. July 6.-Manascr Shontz
takes exceptions to the claim made ny
The Tribune baseball team that IT Is the
best amateur team in the state, and says
that nc is ready To meet the newspaper
bunch at any time il sees ht 70 take a
trip To this city. Shontz claims 10 have
the best team in the state and Is ready
n rlay any Team in the state that has
he least idea OF laying claim TO the title.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Uphill Contest.

LOS ANGELES. July 6.-Vernon, in an
uphill contest, finally tied Portland in the
seventh inning, and won out in the ninth.
r. II, r.
Portland 80. .,.-..-....,....... 3 .
Batteries-Brackenrid and Hogan,
Druholt. Garrett and Fisher.
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Boston Cannot Hit.

BROOKLYN. July 6.-Wilhem Out
pitched Ferguson today, holding Boston
10 three hits. R.H.E,
Boston ...... ..........,........ o
Brool5lvn ...,.. .............. I 3
Bat,arics-Ferguson Lindaman ard
Graham: Wilhelm and Bergen, Marshall.
Umpire-Rigler.
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Foreign News in Brief

ST. PETERSBURG, July 6.--rhe Ger
msn and Austrian railroad authorities
have informed Russia that they are about
10 take steps TO institute a quarantine
on the frontier against cholera.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Ieaeue Meeting.

HELENA. Mont. July S.-Manager
Farnsworth of the Salt Lake Tntermoun- =
tain team tonight tclephoned 10 the Hell
ena directors that meeting will be held
in Butte tomorrow night, The local di-
rectors will leave in the morning 10 at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Pirates Still Winning.

PITTSBURG. July S.-PittsburG made
il three straight from Cincinnati ny
shutting out that team today. R.H.T
Cincinnati ...s.. communications. 4
Batteries-Phllippi and Gibson. Ewing.
tombstone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
See-Saw Game.

ST LOUIS, July Ga sce-saw game
was Won by Chicago here today.
&, Louis 9 i
Chicago 900. ..,,.,,...-... l. ]
Batteries Howell. Waddell and
Stephens; Scott, Ficne and Sullivan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Sunshine Wins,

SALISBURY. England July G--The
Salisbury maiden 2-Near- old plate Of 200
sovcrigns. distance five furlongs. was run
here today and won by Sunshine. EGaur-
dina was second and Miss SnooiSs fly
third.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Checker Player Dies.

BOSTON. July 6.--Charles Francis Bar
lrer, worlds checker champion since 1887.
died in this city last night. Barker in
1881 won the worlds championship by de-
feating James Wyllie al Glasgow, Scot
land.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
American Association.

At Columbus Toledo 5: Columbus. 0.
AT .ouisvilie-Louisville. ?; Indian
apolis. /
At ST. Paul-St Paul :; Minnea polls, z.
AT ilwaukce-Kansas City, o; Mil
Wanknc. 8
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Mans RuV kOnSter.

CLEVELAND. July 6,--tt was an
nounced here tonight that the Cleveland
baseball club had purchased Pitcher
koester righthander from the Los An
geics team of the Pacific Coast league
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Seals Lose.

OAKLAND, July 6,-Oakland took the
first game OF the series from San Fran
cisco today, 10 /, Bunched hits In the
third and sixth innings accounted for
Oaklands score. r. II, Z.
Oakland -. Observation-Disclosures. o
san Francisco Observation-Disclosures. >
Batteres-ChrIstian and I,aLonge !;
Easily and Willla ms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
AMERICAN
Five Straight.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Philadelphia Won
the fifth straight game today from New
| York. R.H E
| Philadelphia ....,. ....s..s,..., II u
| New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
| Batteries-Morgan and Livingstone. (.
| Hughes and Sweeney.
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PEKlNG. July 6.-The meteorological
expedition under Lieutenant r. &. Clark,
a former officer OF the American army,
left Lonhow in kan-An province two days
ago for Pellne. The expedition is re-
turning because of an encounter with ma :
tiNes last month. in which a member of
the party los; his life
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PEk1NG. July Sit is reported today
that the Chinese maritime customs rcgu-
lations are now in operation on the Sun =
gari river. Russian anxiety at the pros
poets of japanese navigation OF the river
is undisguised.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
NAT TlONAl
Batting Is Feature.

CHICAGO. July 5.-Evers's and Tinls-
ers batting was the feature Of today's
game, f. III. y,
Chicago -, observation-disclosures. 1 10
ST Louis .......a...-...., 1
Ra atterics-liigginhot and Moran.
Lush and Phelps. Gmpires-O' Day and
Emslic.
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Tigers in Bad.

CLEVELAND. July 6,-Cleyeland COM
pletely outplayed Detroit today. RI f.:
Cleveland ..,... .ss.>.-,,........ 10
Detroit .,,... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I"
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Northwest League.

AT Portlan6-Rajn.
AZ Eancouver-Rain
AT Spokane-Spokane. - Tacoma, O..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-07

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. independent 360.
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Giants Lose to Phillies.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Philadelpbia
defeated New York today. R.H Il.
Philadelphia ..,..,,,,s,.. ! J
New 1prk . "
atteries-McQuillen and Martell; Mar
guard and Schlei Umpires-Kane and
klcm.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
sTOCK ANp DAIRY RANCHES


200 acres. Az miles from two large towns;
fine market for all farm products; good
story house: large barn. spring house and
poultry houses; orchard OF 5000 trees in bear
ing-some vineyard; over 50 acres Of good
clear land under Irrigation: more can be
easily cleared and irrigated: abundance OF fne
timber; price 81. 800: half cash, or will trade
for Oakland property.
$50 acre ranch miles from tewn good.
Q house. with cellar: fine large
barn, full of hay: over $50 acres OF good
clear land: meadow :hzt grows SO 70 -
tons OF natural hay per year; so cows. 2
horses. harness and ws<un: mower. rake.
plows. harrows. cart and small tools; milk
from the dairy all sold TO one customer; price
$4,000, half cash.
1.O0O acres; miles from town; . sets OF
farm buildings; some cattle. horses and colts;
wagons. mower. rake and farm tools; POO
acres or upward can be irrigated; thousands
Of cords oak wood; on county road; R. r. d.
and telephone; rrice $4,000; easy terms; or
would consider exchange
COUNTRY DEPT. HOLCOSfB REALTY CO.,
500 San Pablo av.,
Oakland, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
DIyIDEND NOTICES

BANK OF ITALY-SE. corner Montgomery and
CLAY sts: Mission branch 3343 Mission ST.
near Goth. For the half year ending Decem-
Der 81, 1909. dividend has been declared
at the rate of FOUR a. per cent per snnum
on and after Monday, January 9, 1910. Diti-
dends not called for are added to and bear
the same rate Of interest as. the principal
from January /. 1910. Money deposited on or
before January 10 will earn interest from
January l. r.. SCATENA.
A. PEDRINI. President.
Cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
SMALL RANCHES
FAT TnrATION- pEREECsr fTJAkTr

IDEAL LOCATION-PERFECT CLIMATE
SANTA CLARA VALLEY
Improved unimproyed 10 and 20 acre ranches
on OUR BEAUTIFUL SAN MARTIN RANCH.
only . hours from san FRANCISCO; can be
bought on MONTHLY PAYMENTS. II Won want
email ranch Tor HOME and for PROFIT. do
not fall TO look at the San MAKTIN RANCH.
l6 acres. Alameda county; orchard. garden and
grain lsnd including 81 600 90 worth Of fur
niture. and chickens worth s275.oo; well senced
with 1900 feet OF chicken fence; good wel.
unlimited supply OF water; electric motor, three
horsepower; shingle house q year and 4 half
old, nve rooms and bath, modsrn in every way.
hot and cold water in house: cement laundry
tubs large cement cellar; electric lights etc
Good barn, good shed. 100 foot brooder house.
fully equipped. Ten chicken houses others
being built. Lirermore valley Very easy
terms. Only half mile to railway depot. Price
$1,000.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR RANCH PROP
ERTT. IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED, IN
SMALL OR LARGE ACREAGE, CALL Or
c. VI. WOOSTER COMPANY,
s02 Market 81.