The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 23, 1897, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBHEKR o z 3, 18vi. Sixth race, three-quarters of a mile, three-year- ‘ olds and upward. nny S.. 104] 160 Lo Lo........... 205 | 146 Fioreanna......105 Heritage 105 | Q Ban 10n| Judge Stouffer..10: ) Howard ~110 Elano......... 169 Zamar L 108 Charles A GHT FIELDS 107{¢ 110 —-—— SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY. ) Lodestar (147)EmmaD.. Firstrace—Sweet W D. J. Tobi Vith EVBTVthiDg‘ in Theim Second race—Imp. Trarce, Mulberry, = S . Fort Augustus. Favor but Two Choices Third race—Hermoso, Dr, Sharp, Mar- | liam, Lucky Star, A ¥ COHld VViH. 1 :F.:;;rth race—Bernadillo, Charlotte M, | | e Fifth race—Wawona, Little Cripple, oero. Clawson Got Double Quick L:m\x- race—Lodestar, K. Q. Ban, Home a Head in Advance | pIFFERENCES SETTLED. | | california Jockey Club and Horse- 1 men’s Association Reach an Understanding. Admirers of the turf and bookmen in | general wiil bs please! to learn that the differences existing between the newiy | organized California Owners’ and Breed- | ers’ Protective Association and the Cali- fornia Jockey Ciub have been amicably settled to the satisfaction of all parties in- terested. The officials of the California Jockey Club state they are perfectly in accord with the views set forth by the horse- men’s association and from now on there ms to be no reason why verfect har- shouid not pievail between the For a time it seemed as though & woula be a serious upheaval in turf , but wiser coansel prevaiied and of McLight. = | Oalatine Scored an Easy Victory. | Over the Li d ) Montgomery L five events run The fields were the racing of the were suce if at Oakland yesterday nly of moderate quality and was characterized by nothin sational order. Favorit two instanc The crowd began operations by making Plan a1l to 10 chance for the openin ful mo two. th ff wo-yea ‘-i‘lc' ‘:i“‘“‘lf’::‘f-f:(:‘]‘(“?yf“(\“‘{f“- the lowering clouds have lifted. With ! i Eoom agthong t of £0rl% | poth sides working in unison, followers of 1 an indifferent third. Free L the turf will probably reap the benefit by d choice, made all the runn seeing cleaner sport and higher class € ‘ on easily from Master Ma; racing. NO PAY FOR DEPUTIES Treasurer Widber Enjoined From Allowing A, J; Mar- ols Very little class opposed St. Calati furlong sprint which followed, 3to 5 favorite, the 8 down from *Plung nus’ Tiger Lilly, another dau Carlo. Miss Remsen was a £00! ming up as though Ls wanted to over the moon, Schiller, with H. tin’s Salary. n up, bad first call in the betting on SRFCTEL N ile and a il . e 50 Beginning of a Proceeding to Test Douole Quick, cutting his odd the Legal Standing of Curry's threes to 11 to 2, the odds aga 2 i Qlerks, horse Jengthened from 7 10 510 9 to 5. on on Double Quick took lead on after the start and was never ¢ The deputies in the County Clerk’s winning all out, a head in frontof Mec- | office are preparing themselves fora cheer- . piloted by P % ght, with anksgiving and Chri s, as they up, 1 10 1 in the ring, was | are ur their ser- vices. Mayor Phelan started the ball rolling several weeks ago, when he claimed that Cou Clerk Curry had too many depu- t his office. He rejuse to able to get any Moro looked far the best of the ten two-vear-olds which went to the pos e five and a half furlong spin, fourih on A 4to choice arourd post he Morelio filly defeated her com- 5 B to pa with ease. Rebel Jack hed ' demana d Broderick withheld his sig- sirong at the end, tuking the place from nature until a lew days ago. Ex-Super- t sor James Denman then came to the seven furlongs, | front in the fight inst the deputi : aboat balf » | 2nd yesterday commenced test pro: & gs to enjo tie Treasurer from y was_backed the last race h paving the demands. Denman alleges that the y demand until w . He H e drawn iu favor of A.J. Martin, a register beaten with ease by Parthemax, | C\o7K: i3 null and void. = De B s & Whiornbiissant g " | forth that the County Cleck 1s enti- 5 tled to nine register sand that he has ten, namely, Mart:n, R. Roing B. Muicany, . R Dasioriv, Geo 5 Villlam A. D-ane, George T. Covey, TRACK ITEMS. Northrop, P. W. Lannon and C Harter. The case will come up for hearing on | ot December 3, and in the meantime the dep- g ¥ s will have to wait for their October arie | County Clerk Curry contends that un- der the faw he is entitled to tweive regis- | tcr clerks. one for each department of the Superior Court. —— 3 W Phi Gamma Delta Banquet. b Ross and Mo ot W, me at last” wi s this [ as well as Liz & on me along with | coast nusl banquet s s Robair, Dou’t | at the ow evening P ok 3 The old for the gr he field was 8t | 156 pail game the next and these 4 cond Miss Re + back and enjoyed quite a | Ners have become 1n the week’ fences aud visiung stable | festivitles, ¥ ort college secre was onty shaken up. The | societies indu c2 of getting EaEht To0 Baek to the members & ce in the year, 3 2 none huve ghit, which 3 d be 50 popu rom Louis with NGt two very fair plal- | yonhs ago, but the Berkeley one of the foremost in tne frite: ckey, will try his luck that college, as it is all over the His stable is . of & Trial Juror. J. W. Lee, one of the jurors imp: ed to try the suit of Mrs. Mary Hagerty to recove 50,000 damages from the Southern Pacific | Company for the death of her husband, who Ilines, ot | was killed in a collision at Paio Alto, was un- eg ouming, gotin from port for duly yesterd ing to his Salvado. | liness. By conseut of counsel Lee was I y's entries: excused and_G. L. Darling was chosen to take 5 & S5 his place. The testimony aiready taken was § mile, turee-year- | L8P o Darling and the trial of the case Chartio Boots.. 105 | Was resumed. n- | BUCKLEY MEN AGAIN ONITE They Will Now Be Known as The Citizens’ Demo- cratic Party. Are Preparing to Take a Hand in the Election for Freeholders, Committee Named Last Night to Suggest the Names of Eligible Candidates. The anti-charter party, more popularly known during the last campaign as Buck- ley’s business men, will take a hand in the coming freehol lers’ ficht under the new name of the Citizens' Democratic party. The general commitiee of the old party met in Pythian Castlelastnightand decided upon making the change in the name of the organization. Chairman Joseph Rothschild,who issued the call for the meeting, failed to put in an appearance, and Vice-chairman James O’Connor called the members together. He explained that the meeting had been called for the purpose of discussing measures looking toward the perpetuation of the organization as representing the Democratic party in this city. *‘We are here,” szid he in conclusiou, “'to indorse | the principies of the Chicago convention | that nominated W. J. Br\nh 22 Owing 1o the deuath of David M. Gavi- gan, secretary of the commitiee, there was no roll or record of the last meeting held prior to the election. Assistant Secretary Bell announced | that he wonld bave a rollcall prepared for the next meeting. Bell then read a set of resolutions to | the effect that the Citizens’ Anti-Charter | party had peen formed for the purpose of opposing the last chs it was un- American and un-Democratic in some of its provisions, and tended to centralize the power of government in one person, regardless of the spirit of the Federal con- ter, titution. The resolutions further set forth that inasmuch as the charter had been defeated, the party had attwined its object; that the members of 1t were now anxious to work for a new organic law for the municipality, as long as the in- ument was framed on American aud Democratic lines and would protect the rights of the individual element of the communiiy as well as those of the cor- porati After declaring that the Anti-Charter party | been dominated by a “*bos! the members favorea the | election law passed by the last Legi e, the resolutions concluded with the recommendation that the pariy be henceforth knoan as the Citizeny' Democratic party, and that the old officers | of fhe Anti-Charier party be declared the orary oflicers of the new organiza- e resolutions were adopted without a | nting vote, and it was decided to Monday evening in Pythian bert Boyd introduced a set of resolu- tions providing for tle appointment bv | the chair of a committee of five, to can- vass the names of freehciders already nominated who were in sympathy with | the Democratic party and tiie principlesof | the Chicago convention, in order that the | organization might indorse their nomina- n opposed the adoption of | He deciared that he was | favor of the organization playing | the tail to tome ouner party’s kiie. Ho | acvocatel the nomination of a complete | ticket by the organizauon irresp.ctive oi | any other nominations made. Boyd rerl.ed that there wasnots { cient time left to name a new ticket, and | Lie belicved that the best policy woula be | 10 indo: i in men already named who were | known to be favorable to the principles of | the Democrat =Recorder G adoption of c party | ynn favored the immediate the re olutions, and was fol- lowed by T. Carl Spelling, who said that while Le favored the spirit ol the resolu- tions he did not favor them as drawn. He said tuat under no circumstances would he vote for any man, no matter if be did | call himself » Democrat, unless be voted | for Bryan at the iast eiection. | Boyd then asked to be allowed to with- | draw the resolutions ior one week, but the motion was promptly voted down. Spelling offerea as an amendment a | | resolution instiusting the chairman to “THE ‘CALL’S” ALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB-Oskland Tra lc RACING CHART. ck—Nineteenth day of the Winter Meeting, mion. 10 b 08 ) Pian.. Outlay Kaiserin Poor start. OND RACE—! P. Magrat Six furlongs; two-year-c c clzith miles, three. | Monday, November 22, 1897. Weather finc. Track fast. i 108 1 1 70 FIRST BACKE—Five and a halt farlongs; two-year-oids: purse $300 stus. 103 | E AL T A B i Bt = s | 1 Botiing, le, two- | Index 1 Jockeys op. 1 y K. Jones +=100 Master Mariger Mcinwyre. - i Tn N Clawson. Mills e's br. f. by Free Knizht-Fauna 11I. Time, old fillies; purse $300. 108" Rouleite Wheel.. 126 |Morana.......... Betting. G 710 7.5 3 10 1%1J. Woods . 4 ¥. Jones MeNichols | 60 | 1 | Morse | (.NEERF JLNESS. | s | Gooastar. Wone ig! Vithi 5 I i j i Right Within Ourselves Its Birthplace, 179, THIRD RAC selling; four-vear-olds and upward; purse $400 Any day, wet or cold, kot ot dry, asant (A 10 tie thoroughiy healthy man or w . We - e —— — - — have 1 ourselves ilie power to make ou | | 5 etting. a e aoabio Gre o ot Aok | 1ndex.| Horse, age, wotght. | st.| xta v | Fin. Jockeys. |op. QL 161 | Double Quick, 4..104 1h | Clawson 8 sl (61 N a 208 286 [Plcsoit. 3 | "1z8'|p i, 4 107 3h |Ames 12 15 1 ¢r they be dark or sunny 16% |Navy Bloe, 96 111 Devin., & 15 goal'should be heu!th. Mental beaithis | 106 I~chiller. 4 103 537 H. Martin, 75 9. 2 element to bring about physical | 1¢8 Out 96 6 |Gray butiil health can be and 1s set up by ~Goa war W . of eicments contained in food and | Tim: Do start. Wou first three 1:48 nk that do nct conform to the wants of | o (o, nalu We are inclined to the ] e of narcotics and FOURTH RACK—Fjveand a half furlongs; two-year-olds: purse $300. stimulants for iheir lemporary deadening or Aesaelel et A : quickening of the nirvous system and the T s licart, but these unnatural things bring about | Index Horse, weight. | St.| 14 1% tr. | Fin. Jockeys. |op. & #:rious co: ditions. For instance, the puise of i - s | 2 the coffee-arinker or iobacco-user shows de- Ei Moio. L | H. Martin 85 A nt, either little or great, of the heart. e ek = |s7awson. I8 7 ouble is ordinarily coupled with stom- 157" |Soscol. .. it G s oz 8 1 some other difficulties. L el ca e e W ow ones who see clearly the udvantage in | 109 [~ phitin. o Hdr i e , home and society of u periect condi- 3 |Uncle Tvue 5> oy ] iental aud physical heaita will not re- {Sunshine. . L3 Mctetn io e n# to have them abandon articles of Lou Anderson 0 3 | Harnnet s 100 that prevent the accomplish- Hose,- 51 o s red « nd, BN £ off of coffee for ten days and the | tion | every land pauss there to inspect his | net of curiosities. | Fourth st appoint a committee of five members to | select fifteen candidates for freebolders who aie favorable to the Democratic party and free silver, to report back at the pext meeting. The amendment prevailed despite the protest of Thomas Egan, who demanded a rollcail notwithstanding the fact that the secretary did not have a roll. Chairman O’Connor fll\poh) ed Robert Boyd, Charles McCarthy, 1. Carl Spelling, Thomas Glynn and W. J. Sears on the committee, after which an adjournment was taken uniil next Monday night. i g 3 CANDIDATES INDORSED. Non-Partlsars Support the Citi- za2ns’ Comm'ttee Nomineas for rrueholders. A large and enthusiastic meeiing of the county committee ¢i the Citizens’ Non- ! Partisan party was held last nightat 463 Montgomery street. The members unani- | mously agreed on the candidates of the Citizens' Charter Committee for freehold- ers and indorsed the ticket, which is as | follows: Joseph Britton, H. K. Clement, L. R. Eilert, Jonn Nightingale Jr., John Nobmann, Lippman Sacus, James But- ler, A. Comte Jr., Isidor Gutie, P. H McCarthy, Joseph O’Connor, E. R. Ta lor, J. A. Anderson, A. W. Thompson and | Alfred Cridge. | The committee intends making an ac- tive campaign in bahalf of the candidates and will suortly arrange for ratification- meetings throught the city. E. J. Le Breton, W. R. Bherwood, L.| Alischul, C.C. Bwrr and L T. Milliken | were anpmnled to serve on the purity of | elections committee. HE IS UNABLE TO SERVE. J. B. Relnstein Declines to Accept the Nomination for Free- holder. J. B. Reinstein, who was nominated for one of the Board of Freebolders by the Republican County Committee, the Rainey wing of the local Democracy and the People’s party, has declined to serve. He sent in his resignation yeste day to the committees of the three | conventions, thanking them for the honor conferred, but expressing his inability to devote the necessary time to the work of the charter conven- i the event of his election. The vacancy will be filled within the next few days. e The Kelly-Mahoney Adherents. The tollowers of Martin Kelly and Sen- ator Mdhoney will meet in Shiels building to-night to take some action relative to the special election for freeholders. They have not yet decided whether they will indorse the nom:nees of one of the other conventions, or place an independent ticket in the field. 1 EILL HAS REIURNED. The Famous Artist Comes to the City | From a Summer Scjourn at His | Wawona Studie. i Thomas Hill, the well-known landscape artist, has arrived in the city from his studio at Wawona, where he had bee sojourning jor the past seven month He expects to pass the winterin San | Francisco and retarn to ihe Sierra ne. spring. Mr. Hill has painted more pic- tures and received more money for his work than any other artist in California. | in the flush times he regarded an income | of $25,000 a yvear from the sale of his paint- ings as quite the ordinary thing. At of receipts beiow that sum was r. uh-d as an index of dull times or lack of 1 c appreciation of art ’Ilw stuaio of g is world famed. Yosem Many of tha artist’s | paintings of Yo purchased by travelers jouraeying to the mite scenery have been “ valley. | | | | Durine the past year Mr. Hill has nct painted many wpictures, owing to a sligh breax in his hea!th. fe has three psin ings in the present exhibition at the Ma Hopkins Institute. One is a Mirror Lake scene, anotheris a brook view and the third is an outing subject—a hunter wiin ! his dog and gun. The ariist, who is an honorary member of the Bohemian Club, will coniribute a painting to the club ex- hibition, which opens next mon:l ———— Said That He Was Roboed. Frank Burke of Point Bonita came to the city Saturday and early Sunday morning found ell in Flanerty’s saloon, 19!, 1, with two women in a_hilarions condition. Later he complainad to_the police that hie had been robbed of $10 and his silver watch and chais. The po.ice visited the ovon snu were told that Burke had bought four bottles ot wine at h and was lavish with his mone No one knew ubout his watch end chain. | eineers were ail instructed | damages against Patrick | Company have been filed by A, W. | Kendali, J. E. NO BOTS 'AS FIREMEN. The District Eneineers Ordered to Employ Only Able- Bodied Men, Already a Large Number of Youths Have Been Discharged From the Force. Chief Sullivan a few days ago ordered all the district engineers in the Fire Da- partment to investigate the men employed in the various fire-houses in their districts and if any minors were discovered to 1m- mediately dismiss them. Nearly every district engineer in the city found minors acting as either extra- men or substitutes to exiramen. Some weeks ago THE CaLu exposed the fact that minors were acting as firemen on Trucs 7 on Fol:om street, and whben the matter was investigated by En- gineer McKittrick of the district, he discharged six minors who hac been do- ing duty h the company. One of the engineers said : *‘Immediately after the publication of the arucle in THE CALL to the effect that minors were being employed in the department, the en- to mvestigate their men for the presence of minors. Nearly all of the engineers found minors and discharged them.’” Under the new order it is impossible for a minor to get into the depsrtment. When a man desires to act as substitute for a fireman be must go before the Dis- trict Engineer of the district, who passes upon him. 1f the engineer is doubtful as to the man’s a e he is compelled to inves- tigate, and 1f the applicant comes up to the rcqunemnnls he s admitted to tue ser- vice. 1t is very hard to get men to act as sub- stitutes af the rate of $10 a month, How- ever, it will be now impossible for a minor to gain an appointment in the service. - His Atteutions Were Annoying. 1 Ohigashi, a Japanese, who was arrested r diswrbing the peace of Miss Goertz Hain, who lives on Twenty-fourth street, near Potrero avenue, wus disc yesterday by ihe Commi iers of Ius. Ohigashiis deeply infatuated with 1he young womau and has of ise been anuoying her by sending her bouqueis and uotes askiug her to marry him, He promised 1o cesse his atten- tons wud on that condilion was aliowed 10 go. - ier Costly Fight. been awarded $500 ;ouard by a jury in A James Dowling Ha Judge Bahrs' court. 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