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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
Juarez Results

JUAREZ. Jan. 26.--Blagg was the only sue
eessful first choice to win at Terrazas park
today. He was also the medium of big kill
ing He opened at to / and was backed down
TO to 3 summary:
eC05. FIRST RAGE-Fiye aud a half fur
longs: selling
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-I-Bob Lynch. 107 Garner ...........,.. /
2-l-Interpose, 11o fBenescoten) -....s-
Time Time usisS7 io7 - - cesariass. Grenala Bock
Sam Webb, Father Eugene. Fairmont, Jack
seos. SECOND RAcE-seven furIonss; sell.
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin:
l3-2-Gibson, 102 fBenescoten) -.-........... i
2-1-Joe Enrich. 1o7 (Shilling) ..........-. ?
12-t-Miss Alert. fU5 (Rice) ...-.............. 3
Time. l:25 40. Bonnie Prince Charlie, ko-
peck Doctor Mack AIinnolette. Bonnie Reg.
Tremargo Don Hamilton, Cardinal ssrto, Lady
sOo7. gHiRD RAcE-Three and-a half. fur
longs: 2 year olds:
Odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
10-1-Miss Brunette los (Rice( .............
7l-Fama. los (small ....-...-..-..-.., 2
Time. Al *. owenifs Coed Ina Mary Rndd.
San san.oI FRANCISCO Ma Maid ais. also I.. ran .,..
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
s-5-Blagg i0G tMondan) -.-.-.-..........
41-paiaroita. 11e Shilling .......- :, :
1o-l--Elizabeth Harwood. loo Quay 3
Time. 1:l2- King Cobalt. sugafmaid. The
6oos. FIFTH RAcE-six furlongs; selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
l5-i-B. j swsnner. lle fMolesworth) ..... 2
Time. liza Id Bell of Brass, Hannibal Bey.
Arcourt, Dandy Dancer Hollow, Deuce, Sabado,
'Aet solo. SIXTH SIX RAcE-one mile; selling.
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
8i-Iohn E. Mcmillan, 1o4 Kennedy) ...... :
Time, 1:4ol-5 GoldwayT French Cook, Ora
sudduth, Niblick, Melange, also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
HOTEL NIGHT CLERK
BEATEN AND ROBBED
Two Thugs Make Pretense OF
Engaging d Room in the
St. Charles I{I

Two men went into the Hotel ST..
Charles. 5O7 Bush street. late Tuesday
night and pretended they wanted to
rent a room They were shown room
on the second floor by the night clerIaL,
William McFarlane. an old man. but
it did not suit them and he took them
to room on the third floor. where they
beat him badly and took IS out of the
pockets of his trousers.
G. T. Marsh's store at Post and Pow
ell streets was entered by btrglarsf0
early yesterday morning. They took
more than $1,000 worth OF Jade and 2
other jewelry
The room of Chang Sam. the Chinese
cook at the residence of Mrs. w. Met
son, 110I LagUna street, was entered
Tuesday night and jewelry. clothing
and coin valued at 800 stolen.
The rooms of John HOeppen andr
AIonzo Baez at 353 Octavia street were
entered and clothing and jewelry wall
ued at $110 stolen.
Miss Valentine Huth's room at $50
Third street was entered and jewelry
and coin valued at $45 stolen
Mrs. Kate COyne's room at II Leland
avenue was entered and gold watch~
valued at $50 stolen.
The drug store of Vernon Whettston.
1913 Union street. was entered and $40
taken from the cash register. .
r The storeroom at 1885 Clay street
was entered and a number of trunks
ransacked and articles stolen
Paul l.. Chandler. a sailor on trS
steamer Kansas City. was held up by-
two armed men at Third and Townsend
streets Tuesday nightsand $50 taken
from him.
/ C. c. Lapp, 1s9 Oak street. was held,
f, ct
/ near Third and robbed of $3.50.
Curotto Amadia. 239 Claremont ave-
nue.. Oakland. was taken from a saloon
! at Ala Pacific street to Ohio street near
! Broadway and robbed of $40.
/ Doctor Straus. 1899 Broadway was
robbed of a silver watch on Sutter
street ear.
1 horse and wagon loaded with junk
] belonging to Philip Piazza, So Man
( chester street. were stolen from Wash
/ ington and Davis streets early yesJer- .
/ day morning
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
FAMILY FEUD LEADS
To HIGH SPITE FENCE
Sanborn Heirs Cut OFF Property
Sold by Brother

OAKLAND, Jan. 26.-Because they
objected to part of the old Sanborn
estate being in the possession of out
siders, it is claimed. the heirs of E. b.
Sanborn have erected high board spite
fence along the western and southern
sides of the property of Andrew and
James l.. Hoover in Bray avenue, Fruit
vale.
BY means of this fence the -Hoovers
are cut off from the benefits OF pro-
posed highways and will be unable to
sell any of their lots.
The trouble between the Hoovers and
the Sanborn heirs dates back TO the
death. of Sanborn senior. The estate
was left as a whole to the sons and
daughters, but Frank Sanborn de-
manded his share at once. He received
it and sold a portion of 1t TO Andrew
Hoover against the wishes of his
hrofherS
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
Jacksonville Results

freely offered at to L. raced away from his
Geld in the Tallahassee stake. today's feature
at Moncreif. Coupled with Pocomoke's victory
five choices won The meeting of Jack sAtkfn and
John Griffon II at five furlongs has been an
nounced for tomorrow: Summary
First race, three furlongs, seIling--Darling. 3
to 3 won: Rye Straw, u to /, second; Lady
ormicant, 10 /. third. Time, 49,
Second race five furlongs, selling-F1ying
Footsteps IL to 10, won: Dave Wallace. to /,
second: Henderson. 5 to 2, third. Time :O1
Third race. six furrongs. selling--Topnote to
2. won; Grande Dame, TO l, second; Mary f, 9
to L. third. Time, 1:13 1-5.
Fourth race, Tallahassee selling stake, mile
PocomoRe s to l, won; Elfalla. 50 to l. second;
Plute. TO J. third. Time, l:S9 10.
Fifth race furlongs. selling-Shap-
dale 9 to g. won; Endymon. Q 20 l. second
Gold Dust = TO L. third. Time, 1:2s
Sixth race. and eighth miles. selling
Wsrheld, 3 TO g. won; Billy Pullman. 10 to 3
second: Lois Caranaugb, Z to l. third. Time
1 "a 4-5
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

X the Morse telegraph code the let
tiers IT" and L" are very similar
the Il being a slightly longer dash
than the 1T" Unless operators are ex-
pert in receiving messages they are very
apt TO make a mistage in these two let
ters. An instance of this was brought
ont the other day by II. L. Metcalf. who
told the following story;
An agent IN a small town on the
lines Of the Southern Pacific found
portion OF the foundation of the freight
house had caved in and sent the fol-
lowing wire:
Formulation under freight house
needs attention. Please instruct.
The message was received by the
freight department:
Found q lion under freight house.
Needs attention Please Instruct
His instructions were. Feed the lion
and notify the live stock agent
An order recently ISSUED by the
santa Fe viii result in every car and
roach on the system being sent TO the
shops and the costly brass trimmings
VIII give way to those Of a statuary
bronze. The hat racks, side rods light
nxtures and every piece Of brass VIII
be taken out or covered with a coatng
IF bronze. This will do away with the
constant expense Of polishing and keep
ing ia shape Bronze viii hold its color
,7na sfecfed by the elements. and viii
never grow dull and distasteful 10 the
eve A little cleaning now and then
Tor sanitary purposes is all that is
necessary.
bronze fnishings viii present a better
> sppesrance They viii blend more
readily With the woodwork and other
decorations.
The coaches viii be rushed into the
shops as fast ss they can be spared
f-he observation cars on the California
limited will 20 through the same treat
ment as the dirty looking day coaches
on a branch line. Within q couple of
,-ears the work will be complete and
the interior Of the Santa Fe passenger
equipment viii present unique APP
pesrapce.
Charles IL schlacks, vice president
Of. the western Pacific, returned yes
ferday morning from an inspection trip
over the line as far as Sacramento.
Tbe Illinois Central has made an
nouncement that IL viii put into effect
The proposed All 3tct tSA' 10 90 -
central America and Colon and Bocas
del Toro. Panama
W. /. Ldghthart has been appointed
t~a.selina freight agent Of the Chicago
Great western at St. Paul. vice T, III
1uuhes. resigned, and II. S. Jones gen.
ersi agent at Fargo, n D. IN place oi
r. r. Jones. resigned
r. r. Murphy, general auditor OF the
Denver and Rio Grande, Win once a.
Denver. is in the city on pleasure
trip
it is said that the position of conf
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
Gill Goes South to Lead
British PolOiSts
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

: IJF1c11t UIsPuicH
NEW YORK, Jam, 2s,---Frank- A. Gill,
the famous polo player and manager of
the Point Judith polo club will shortly
leave for Corona. Cal, where he will
take charge of the crack English team
which will play the American aggre-
cation in southern California during
the coming spring. Gill will. captain
the Englishmen in their series OF games
with the Americans He has an inter
national reputation as a polo player
and all around sportsman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

Nevada promoter are not known TO the
fans OF this city. but it is understood
that be has always come out in favor
Of hghtng near san Francisco.
IF Rickard does not want 10 have
any hand in pulling the fight off here.
then let him step down aud out and I
viii handle il alone said Gleason. Il
Viii live up to every letter of the orig
NAL contract ] viii give the lighters
a purse Of si0l.0oO and two-thirds Of
the moving pictures. It's up TO them
10 decide what they are anxious TO do.
RTCKARD Is WRONG
Il have just as much right to say
that the battle viii be fought in San
Francisco as Rfckard has TO say that
81 wiz go to Salt a1ake. The governor
of Utah has declared against Rickard.
have been assured OF a permit by the
supervisors. SO it appears that / have a
better license 10 talk battle ground
tnsu he has Its a hard job 10 buck
tie law.
Z want to say 10 the public that
am sorry this controversy has arisen
and I viii do ali in my power TO bring
about A settlement without further loss
of time il Jeffries expresses a pref
ereuce 10 night in California, Johnson
tau easily be persuaded to come here
Then Ricksrd viii be out Of the going
50 far as naming the place is con-
Cerned.
Many Of the local sports. however
seem 10 believe that Rickard has an
ace in the hole and that he viii eventu-
z Iy pull the fight OF in Salt Lake, de-
spite the obstacles in his path 1t Is
l-imored that Rickard has Some of the
most influential men IN Utah behind
erix- u he
Office 10 go ahead, regardless OF eN-
pense.
1t makes no difference whether OF
rot Rickard has the money to pay the
purse. This is considered only q de-
tail II there is any money to be hao
from hackers. Tex is just the sort of z
man who can dig it up. IL he has the
assurance OF the right sort of men
there is no doubt but that he viii
make = bitter fight 10 stage the mill in
The Mormon capital
As the hour Of tomorrow nights con-
lest between Johnny Thompson and
Tommy Mccarthy draws near, interest
in the affair increases. While 1T is taT
from being a championship match, still
both Of the boys are known as willing
fighters and the fans are looking for
ward TO one of the toughest battles
The local ring has known in many
months.
THOMPSON Is FAVORITE
Thompson is still 10 to G choice
over the pride Of the brick layers
union and he is being played by al
the students Of form who rightfully
figure him TO win. On dope, he has il
an over the ambitious local youngstel
and il seems TO be merely a question ot
how much Mccarthy can show wher
the tough Sycamore farmer comes
tearing across the ring at him.
Thompson's followers are betting
even money that he can and will knocl
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

MeC arthy out inside of Is rounds. This
looks to be a better bet for the Nc
Csrthy admirers than the ? to 1
straight proposition. Several hundred
dollars OF it was snapped up by
Tommy's friends yesterday, though
there is stnl plenty of Thompson
money to be wagered on the same
basis
Thompson apparently is down TO
weight and in shape to go 20 grueling
rounds if necessary. He put in an
other hard day at the Colma gymna-
sium yesterday, doing plenty of boxing
and wrestling with his sparring part
ners, Terry Keller and Gene Sullivan
He intends TO keep il right up till
within a few hours of weighing IN
time. clock tomorrow night.
Mccarthy has done about enough of
The rough work, and from now on he
will content himself with light exercise.
enough to keep him limbered up. Spi-
der KellyfWants TO build the boy up
instead of training him down. AS
Mccarthy is well under the required
weight he can afford to cut out all his
boxing and road work and eat and
drink whatever he chooses.
The Is round special event between
Montana Dan Sullivan and Johnny
O'Keefe is being looked forward TO
with great deal of interest The
betting is at evens. the Oakland sports
declaring themselves for O'Keefe and
the local followers of the game lining
up with Sullivan. Several Butte men
have sent money to this city TO be
wagered on the Montana man.
The Santa Cruz handban club re-
ceived a communication yesterday from
~ fIar--- ~ ol-sats
thanked the organization for It's invita-
tion TO use the gymnasium as train
ing quarters. Jeff added that he would
inspect the place upon his arrival and
if he finds il to his liking, he might
decide to do part of his light work
there.
The members of the club intend to
do all in their power to bring Jeff TO
the city by the sea A committee of
fellow when he comes to San Francisco
and escort him to Santa Grub to look
the place over. The new gym is said TO
be one of the finest in the state.
Governor Still Says "No"
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Jan. 2e.-
Governor Spry returned today from
Washington, where he attended the
convention of governors.
He was again assailed with ques-
tions as to the Jefries- johnson fight
and said:
I see no reason for changing my
position in the matter AS 1 have re-
peatedly stated, there viii positively
be no fight in Utah while / am gov
ernor."
FiyIand and Hayes Matched
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 26-"Fight-
ing Dick" Hyland has signed TO fight
Grover Hayes of Philadelphia in New
Orleans February 5 before the Royal
athletic club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
CONTRACTS FOR BUILDING
AT COST OF $42,O
A. n, Wachs Plans Structure in
Thirteenth Street

OAKLAND, Jan. ga. n Wachs
has given a contract for the erection
of new building, to cost $4,000 to
George W. Nickerson. The building is
to be erected In the north side of
Thirteenth street 10 feet west of
washington, and is to run back the full
depth of the lot, which is 100 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

THREE FIvES TIED
FOR first PLACE
FruifvaIe Presbyferians, FRS
Congregational Cadets and
Baracas Lead League

The eighteen basket ball teams con-
testing for the Oakland church athletic
league championship are still hard at
it, with the Fruitvale Presbyterian five
the First Congregational Cadets and
Baracas tied for first honors in the un-
limited class, and the Cadet light
weights ahead in their division.
While California college has a per-
feet score the team has played one
game less than the three leaders. their
latest victim being the Fill Regis No.
/, whom they defeated the-night before
last by a score of Is to 5. Fox and
Guilford were the shining lights for
the college team, while Waddeu and
Taylor made the points for the losers.
The teams lined up as follows:
fn1ifnrnia rolIno,o EiIii Rnnis NJ
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
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Notable Deaths

PROF. E. v. REYNOLDS OF YALE-Nese York,
Jan. 26.-Prof. Edward V. Reynolds OF the
Yale university died from pneumonia today.
WILLIAM 7. HARGENT OF VALLEJO yallejo.
Jan. 26.-Wiliam l. Hargent, who until Ill
health forced his resignation three years ago,
had been foreman at the Mare Island navy
yard for 35 years.. died here today. Hargent
was one of the best known in the gov
ernnent employ in the west.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
Tafl's Brother Wants No Ball
Players Around Office
Especial Gable tc The CALI

ISpecidI Gable fc ne IdHJ
CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. 26.-Because
Charles P. Taft, brother of the presi-
dent, newspaper owner and baseball
magnate, does not want any baseball
players wandering around his Office he
discharged Charles III. zeuber, the
sporting editor of the Times Star, who
had served that paper for the last 20
years. Charles Doom, manager of the
Philadelphia team and vaudeville head
liner. is the baseballman whom Zeuber
sought to have taken to see Taft. Zeu-
ger Published squib to the effect that
when DOOM comes to Cincinnati he
would be asked to see the new boss. .
Taft read the item and became angry.
Zeuber was called before Charles P.
and told to get out and stay out
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
GLEASON IS ANXIOUS TO
SETTLE THE TALK FEST
Even Money Is Offered That Thompson Knocks
Mccarthy Out Tomorrow Evening
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

intend talk with Jeries before he this city The
will Portland today that
may in this thing settled
still maintain that the big
right viii that will be the chief
spoke Jack Evening than
Apparently startling speeches
apparently when he he Will
talk the big boiler maker
that Jrie will do all his pull the
looked factor
swinging have made to the
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
PARENTS OF PUPILS
FAVOR ISSUE OF BONDS
Speakers Address Meeting in
Wilson School, Alameda

ALAMEDA, Jan. PA meeting of
the parents of pupils attending the
Wilson school and other interested resi-
dents favoring the issuance of $3.50, 900
in bonds for school and sewer improve
ments was held in the Wilson school
tonight. Among those who advocated
the passage of the bonds were d. T..
Randolph. Superintendent of Schools
VIII G. Wood, Councilman r.. L. Krunb,
Gavin Aitchison, w. w. Cooley and B.
G. Brown
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
HARNESS MAKERS UNION
ORGANIZED IN OAKLAND
Charter Roll Bears Signatures
of Twenty-Five Members

OAKLAND. Jan. 26.--A new union
has been organized in Alameda county.
1t is known as local LIZ, united brOth-s
srhood of leather workers on horse
goods, or more commonly as the har-
ness workers union. Its charter mems
bership numbers %. The officers ares
L Arth. president: G. Sieglers vice presi-
dent; n. 8IcNamee. recording secretary:
F. q. Gerichten, secretary treasurer; j.
Sweeney, chaplain. and c. Schwab,
marshal
The electrical workers. locals Oak
land 2S4 and railroad 6b0. are prepar-
ing to hold a big joint benefit ball IN :
Rice Institute hall the evening of Feb
ruary 21 The proceeds will be devoted
to fund for one OF the oldest. and
most respected members Of the union
on this side of the bay, who is now
incapacitated for work.
Local 119 of the bakers and .confec-
TONERS union is also preparing to hold
a ball in Germania hall, February 90.
for the benefit of its sick and death
fund. and local 1S4 of the BARRIERS
union will hold ball in Central hall,
February s, for thessame purpose.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
DE ORC IN FINE FORM

Alfred de ORC was in a hurry to
keep an exhibition appointment at the
Union League club last night. so his
game with Isaac Carcass, theS4ocal ex-
pert. did not last long. The Cuban
completed his string of so points in so
innings giving him the remarkable
average of one, and Carcass, who
scored 33 points, made a better aver
age than any of the others who have
played De Orc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
kFTCHEL MAY TEST
UTAH FIGHT LAWS
NEGOTIATIONS On for M afch With
Klaus; AffeH and Webster
to 90 As Rounds

DENVER. Colo. Ian. 2e.-Negotia-
tions are now on for limited round
bout between Stanley Ketchel and
Frank Klaus at the Auditorium. 1t is
possible, however, that the Ketchel-
Klaus match may be used to try out
the Utah fight law. provided the JEFF
fries johnson battle is definitely sched-
uled for Salt Lake
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
MUD PREVENTS GAME

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. 26.-
The opening game of the Stanford base
ball season which was to have been
played with Ireland's Independents to-
day was called off because the recent
rains had rendered the diamond too
muddy to play upon. The next game is
scheduled with St Mary's for January
% at Stanford.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
Bantams to Marathon
+ Soec;aJ D;,notcb io The Call

LOS ANGELES, Jan 26.-AIanager
Tom McCarey tonight closed arrange
ments for the Monte Attell-Danny
Webster IS round bout to be staged at
Jeffries' Vernon arena February %.
The match willtbe fought for the ban
tam weight Championship.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

BAILEY-In Lamanda Park CAL. January "a
1910. Anna H.. wife Of the late William H.
Bailey. and beloved mother of Mrs Minnie II.
Bazata and William II. Bailey Jr., a native
of Massachusetts,, aged 62 years
Friends and aeauaintanccs are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services this
tThursday) afternoon. January 81 1910. at ,
o'clock at 1869 jackson street, Oakland In
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

CHARGES AsSAULT-Hayward. Jan. 26.-An-
thero Rodrigues swore out a warrant today in
San IAandro charging Peter BOree with as
sault with 4 deadly weapon. Boree ar
rested last week a charge of disturbing the
peace. in breaking up the funeral of Manuel
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will NOT be inserted. They must be handed In at
eitheg of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons anthor-
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
strfcted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
Schools and O'Leary Matched

DENVER. Colo. Jan. 26.-Articles
were signed today by Muggsy Schools
of Cheyenne and Young O'Leary of
Milwaukee to box 20 rounds at Sheri-
dan, Wyo., on February 10. The men
will weigh in at 1S3 pounds ringside.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
BIRTHS

.DoNOyAN--In this city, January 49, 1910, to
the wife of Daniel P. Donovan
sCHARLIN-In this city January "a, 1910. to
the wife of A.. Scharlin tnee Leszynsky), a
daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
MARRIAGES

DE CoSTA-REYN0LDS--I this city, January
25. 1910 by the Rev William Schmidt Arthur
(,,rdozo de Costa and Adde A. Reynolds, both
of Sacramento, CAL
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

FoRESTERS' vAUDEvILLE-Court Occidental
No. 66I6 Ancient Order of Foresters. vii ltshaye
a vaudeville entertainment in Red Mems build
ing tonight. with talent from number OF the
sssemblage.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
CaIfforpia College.
FiIiI Regis No.

The next games viii be the First
Methodist No. vs.. plymouth Congre-
gational and the Spartans VS. Cadets
in the unlimited class, while in the
lightweight division the Spartan
Juniors meet the Fill Regis The
games take place Saturday night at
the Cadet armory.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

NoNoGENARIAN WOMAN DIEs-Oaklsnd. Jan.
26-Mrs Margaret Gentry. widow. 81 yesrsl
of age was found dead in her bed this =
ing st her home. 1913 Fifty-third avenue. Mrs.
Gentry was a native of Pennsylva
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
DEATHS

Bailey. Anna II. -. 62 McCaughey, Edward. a.
Barton MAY L. ...- Morgan. Dorothy -. "A
Burke, Timothy - % Morreli- Charles ID :. 10
Rurke Ellen so Norstrom, Lewis 30
De Montcharmont, Piatz, William ..-. 10
Josephine .-..- Reed, William P....
Dobeney William II Scattergood. 0...5..--
Dusferberry Mary. d5 Shanahan James -. 43
Hallahan NJ 81 Sousa Cruz N
feigoth Theresie >. IL Stephens Atagdaiena.
Kane James M - Strenl, August SO
Kane Patrick J.. Finkham Mary T..
Knowlton, John s., 50 Nal, Patrick IS
Lehman, Louise J. 70 Williams, Jos. S..... 80
Manders, Catherine
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

W. /. Idghthart has been appointed
travelling freight agent Of the Chicago.
Great western at St. Paul, vice T, IA
Huzhes. resigned, and II. S. Jones gen
ersI agent at Fargo, n D.. in place OF
r. r. Jones. resigned
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27
Governor Still Says "No"
HyIand and Hayes Matched

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 26.-"Fight-
ing Dick" Hyland has signed TO fight
Grover Hayes of Philadelphia in New
Orleans February before the Royal
athletic club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

p r. Murphy. general auditor OF the
Denyer and Rio Grande. with Office at
Denver, is in the city on a pleasure
trip
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

Tbe Illinois Central has made an
nouncement that IL viii put into effect
r,snfrsI America and Colon and Bocas
del Toro Panama.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-27

Charles il. Scllacks, vice president
Of. the western Pacific, returned yes
ferdav morning from an inspection trip
over the line as far as Sacramento.