Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - June 30, 1902, Woodland, California WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1859 WOODLAND CALIFORNIA MONDAY EVENING JUNE 30 1002 DAILY ESTABLISHED 1877 NOTES OF THE TURF A Sacramento Letter That Is of Local Interest Records Past and Prospective of Some Yolo County Horses How in Training The following extracts from the Sac letter in the Breeder and Sportsman of this week are of local interest A young mare by Sable the property of Supervisor T C Snider of Yolo has as yet had no work to speak of bhe has worked a mile in a quarter In 36 seconds she has very pleasant way of going and is as a trotter as ever stepped on iron Her dam is by Harold and her breeding and performance mark her as a promising mare Mr Bigelow of Woodland has a string of four at the Sacramento track which he brought over about ten days ago They are as follows A by Alex Button dam by Del Ray She Is a paser and the property of O A Lowe of Wood land She is a very promising young lilly but will not start in the races this year A by the property of Jas Marshall of She Is a pacer aam by She stepped a half In recently with about four weeks work and did it In such as a way as to please Mr Blgelow very much Bl by Diablo a fouryear old out ot Ducy B Alex But ton has been worked but a short time ljut has shown a good burst of speed Gertie A a by Diablo dam by Sidney has a nice way of going paced a mile last Saturday in last half in Mr Sam Hoys string ia composed of eight head Mr Hoy heads the list this spring with the old campaigner Kelly Briggs who worked a mile here the in the last half in Without an effort and looks as If he Is a stronger and better horse than ever Margaretta recently sold by Mr J E Terry has a mark of While Is the fastest mile ehe has been at Sacramento with a half in Bhe is looking well and doing her work handily Rita H a green pacing mare by Mc Kinney dam has done but Jittle work but has shown consider able speed The stallion Demonio a full brother to Diablo Is also in Mr Hoys string He IB the property of Mr Ben Rush of In conformation lie looks a better horse than he ever was Air Hoy expects to give him a good mark before the season is over A black colt by Ora out of a dam by Belmont although a green horse without a record has Bhown good work and Is very promising A filly by Demonio out of a mare by Wilkes ia also in Mr Hoys string and he thinks one of the best prospects he ever han A green pacing horse by dam by Starling worked a mile today without an effort in going the last half tn Mr Hoy also has a green mare which he Is training for the district road races in Yolo county Walter Mastin brought his string of six over from Woodland about ten days ago Any one of them can go a mil better than The animals of this good string are as follows The best ot the lot at present Is John A by Wayland W dam Lady Moor by tha Moor which makes him very strong in breeding and one which can be look to for speed until the race is over He is dark seal In color stands 1614 bands in height and weighs about 1200 pounds For breeding as well as speed he should be considered as one the great stock horses of the state John A made a record two years ago at Woodland In the third heat of This horse today is in the pink of con dition and going strong and straight He paced a before leaving Wood land In Mr Mastin let him step tho last half at this track last Saturday which was a trifle slow that dayand for all that he did the half Wiln the last quarter in 30 seconds flat You can look for this horse to one of the coming horses of the state barring accidents The next best thing In string is Penrose by dam by Brigadier He Is now five years old He got a mark last year at the state fair of In the fourth heat He won the race there very handily Mr Mas tin looks for this to go a mile in before the season is over Third In the string Is Mayme H by being a full sister to and a In her work at Woodland she stepped a quarter In the last eighth in Mr Mastin thinks she Is the beat pros In his string She Is a fine mare bright bay and Is moving strong and straight Fourth Is Tuberose by FalroM dam Mischief by Brown Jng This is a square trotter and worked a mile at Wodoland about i two weeka ago In last half in the last quarter in 33 seconds finishing strong He has every prospect of being a great horse before the season is over Fifth is Maid a beautiful big mare by a square trotter per green and in only seven weeks work stepped a mile in at the Woodland track about ten days ago This inares first dam Is Tempest her second dam was a draft mare a full bred says Bhe is one of the marea he ever han and looks for her to trot a very fast mile before the races are over The breeding of this string of horses speaks volumes for Mr fine stallion Sixth Is a green pacer sired by Alex Button the property of A B Rodman of Woodland and with very little work moved a mile In at the Woodland track about eight days ago He Is a good looker and a very fine prospect Hi Hogoboom has flve in his string at present Among this lot is one of the best pacing colts in the state the property of Bart Cava This fellow has not been named as yet but his breeding is as good as anyone could ask for He is dam by Almont Patchen Stands about 163 and weighs about 1000 pounds In conformation ia about perfect and One of the handsomest colts In the state bright bay in color This fellow has stepped a half mile re cently In HI worked him the dther day the home quarter in 31 yt seconds He is not being prepared for races this year but just working him along good and easy but next year Mr Hogoboom says they will have to attend to their knitting when they beat this fellow out Mr Cava refused for his colt re cently The next is a horse belonging to James Farls Jr He is by George Dexter dam by Monroe Chief This is a trotter and has worked a mile in and as good a looker as one wants to see He has three in his string two by and one by All of these youngsters are showing well and Mr Hogoboom speaks of them as a very promising lot of young horses that will be hard to beat next PURELY PERSONAL Comings and Goings of Weil Known People of a Local Iroquois Club Is Formed Social of Interest About ThOM Who Dwell in or Hear the City of Woodland year N D W A PRESENTATION Rev J J Morgan Lovingly Remembered The Christian Church Testifies to Its Affection for the Pastor That It Must Instead of the regular Sunday morn Ing service at the Christian church the congregation took charge and held a love feast to show at least a small part of their love and appreciation of their pastor Rev J J Morgan who Is compelled to leave his work here for a time at least Though completely taken by surprise Mr Morgan grace fully yielded to C W Thomas who In a way conducted the services The services were extemporaneous C M opened with a prayer Mrs Hopkins for the aid society Mrs Morrison for the C W B M Miss Holt for the young people Grandma and Elder B H Baker as old and faithful members of the church D P as one of the pioneers and Attorney Phil Bruton on behalf of the trustees all spoke In a manner which showed how much they felt the loss of Mr Morgan and his wife The general congregation was called on and several spoke among them J D Law son and Mrs S A Huston The choir gave several appropriate selections In closing the services Mr ThomajS presented with an elegant sterling silver coffee set on behalf of the professional and business men of the church In avery appropriate and able speech Mr Thomas set forth what Mr Morgan has done for the develop ment of hla town and county From the first he has allied himself with the chamber of commerce and every move ment that would tend to bring to Woodland and Yolo county what is their due Not only Is he loved and respected by tlie members of his own congregation but also by many out side his church and by many who arc of no church Mr Morgan answered feelingly and the services closed with Auld Lang Syne played by Mr Woolley on the organ At Sunday school Phil Bruton pre sented the Sunday school superintend ent Mrs Morgan with a plain gold ring on behalf of the school In an ex and feeling speech Earl Suavely went to Sacramento this morning Mrs Harry Saunders left this morn ing tor Santa Cruz Morris Zirker returned from Sacra inento Sunday evening Mrs B T Clowe returned from Sac Sunday evening Mrs Fd B returned from San Francisco Sunday evening Rev J J Morgan and wife left tor Pacific Grove this morning Misses Adah and Nancy Wallace went to San Francisco this morning B F and Chas Sturtevant returned to Sacramento this morning Mrs Jack McCutcheon returned to Jackson Amador county on Saturday Misses Hattie Lee and Rebecca Drey fus went to Sacramento this morning H D Connell and Frank Clevenger returned from Sacramento Sunday morning Henry Holloway has left for San Francisco where he has accepted a better position Mr and Mrs John Black spent Sun day in Sacramento as the guests of Charles Black and wife Robert Lee and son Richard re turned to Sacramento this morning after having spent Sunday tn this city Peter Juhl and daughters Mrs Hen ry Autzen Mrs A H Gerdts and Mrs Otto Hornlein returned to San Fran Cisco on Saturday Miss Blanche Beamer and Miss Ole via Hodgen went to San Francisco thl morning In a few days they wll leave for Lake Tahoe Miss Bessie Graham accompanied b Miss Maud Dixon made a trip tc Woodland to Visit her friends and rel Grove correspondent Rec Mr and Mrs W W Brownell C W Bush Dr Bush Miss Flor ence Bush and Miss Mattle Lee lef Una morning for a months outing a Independence Itke J Miss Addle Robinson who has been very ill was taken to the St Helen sanitarium for treatment this morn ing She was accompanied by Mr an Mrs Raymond McMurray f Harry and Clarence Porter of thl city and B Q Crites of Blacks Jef this afternoon for Mendocino count on a fishing and hunting trip The expect to be gone about 6 weeks H Hachmann returned Sunda morning from Nicolaus where he al tended the celebration of the BtU an of htc organization of th Hermann Sons at that place He re ports a grand time JR E Stevens conductor of th Woodland Military Band returned o Sunday from Los Angeles where h has been on a months vacation HI wife accompanied him and will here after make her home in this city wit her husband DINNER AND CONCERT The ladies of the M B church ar preparing an excellent program fo the patriotic concert to be given o the courthouse lawn on Friday even Ing July 4th The program which said to be eveu better than the one rendered last year will commence promptly at The ladies will also serve a chicken pie dinner in the parlors of the church on July 4th between the hours of 11 a m and 3 p m THE COMMITTEE MEETING DOWN THE RIVER The meeting of the Democratic coun y central committee Saturday atter ioon was characterised by good feei ng throughout In fact it was one of he most harmonious political gaher ngs In this city of recent years After ettling tho Important question of tho Crawford plan or a convention tho matter a branch of tho club In this county was taken ip A temporary organization was by the election of Byron Ball as chairman and Elmer Arntfield as secretary It was decided that all of the Democratic central committee constitute a committee on or v During the discussion for and against he Crawford plan an amusing incident occurred Sam Montgomery arose and said Mr Chairman we havo with is a man whose views on the question am certain would be most ng I refer to Mr W C Curtiss ilr Curtiss who was seated in a cor ner arose and said I guess I have Into the wrong meeting house mt as you have honored me by asking or my opinion I will state that the Crawford plan suits me HURT IN RUNAWAY Kiss Jane Bray Is Thrown From Her M II 1 1 f f This afternoon about I oclock Miss Jane Bray the sec ond daughter of Wm Bray who lives two and one half miles southwest of this city started for home driving the old family horse hitched to a light buggy Just as she turned on Walnut street Ing south the horse shied at something and started to run Miss Bray lost all control of the animal and at the corner of Oak and Walnut streets the buggy collided with Elmer Arm fields throwing Miss Bray against the fence with 1 terrible force H She was unconscious when picked up tnd carried into the Beasley house now occupied by George Fisher and wife Dr Lawhead was summoned and found that her face chest 4 left shoulder and arm were badly bruised No bones were H broken and the young lady is 4 now resting comfortably H The buggy was mashed to 4 splinters The horse continued i in bis flight until he had run 4 the entire length of Main street H For biliousness use Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets They cleanse the stomach and regulate th liver and bowels effecting a quick an permanent cure For sale by J V SMITHS DANDRUFF POMADE Stops itching scalp upon one tlon three to six remove all and will stop falling hair Price BOc at all druggists CHAMBERLAINS COLIC CHOLERA DIARRHOEA RBMEDY lm recognized as the one that always be depended upon and that to take It especially valuable tor summer diar tn children and la undoubtedly the meant of the oC a treat BUD children each rear For by J V For pan n to the MlM Braen proprietor Mrs Charles Nelsons Improvement has been such that she will be moved today from the hospital to her apart ments in the St Nicholas hotel Upon the advice ot her physician she will remain In San Francisco about a month before returning home HAPPY TIME IN OLD TOWN We felt very happy writes R N Seville Old Town Va when Buck lens Arnica Salve wholly cured our daughter of a bad case of scald head It delights all who use It for corns burns bruises boila eruptions Infallible for Only at W H Lawsons THE BEST KIDNEY REMEDY la S B Catarrh Cure which positively cures pains in the back loins or groin swelling of the limbs frequent desire to pass water scanty turbid urine sediments in the urine resembling brick dust and grave la the bladder all of which leads to disease For sale by all Book on Catarrh free Cal Addrew Smith Bros M Good enough for anybody HAVANA FILLER BANDS m tt lift STAR SHOE STANDARD OLD PEACH HONEY SAWLOG OLE tr Totem 6 of Public Works and Party Investigating ood Anticipated from the Thorough Inspection Carried on Saturday morning a party of sev invited guests of tho oner of public works F D Ryan Deluding the executive committee of le convention of swamp land owners rank Miller chairman and J B Von Sels B G Peart L red Harvey and Gr F with Nurse and Handle of the office and a number f citizens who had been Invited went own the river to Investigate the mat er of river restraining and on They wont first to to in conditions In that vicinity nd stopped at various points to malie They then returned to Rio Vista here they were taken charge of by ie citizens and taken for iv drive of ve of six to a prominent point n the hills where they ad a splendid view of tho contour of IB river and the partially submerged slands They returned and stayed all Ight at Rio Vista as guests of the club f that town Yesterday morning they took car lages again to go over the route of the anal from Knights Landing that has een suggested as being feasible for the ot the Yolo basin They went o Maine Prairie and spent some time data and seeing evidences of hlger flood than aver before Thence hey drove to Sulsun a progressive and pretty little town where the young men gave them a royal welcome and a fine dinner and took them to the Ami go club The visitors highly complimented on Ita public spirit The club building is a handsome one costing and is a paying Invest ment It was built In order that the town might a temperance club as a headquarters for its young a of recreation for all In the winter season the young people have many enjoyable dances there and the clubhouse would bo a credit to a city of 20000 lot Blone a little village of about 700 It is a pattern that many oilier small California towns might copy to advantage and to the great profit of the rising generation The committee went from Sulsun to Knights Landing to intercept tho boat and make a thorough inspection of the conditions prevailing there and will return to this city tomorrow and In duo time make their report to tho con vention as Instructed Tho tee has started out to do thorough and conscientious work and the result of its investigations will bo of great value in affording information as a basis on which the convention can shape Its ac tlon SAVED FROM AN AWFUL FATE Everybody said I had tlon writes Mrs A M Shields of Pa I was ao low after six months of severe sickness caused by Hay Fever and Asthma that few thought I could get well hut I learned of the marvelous merit of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption used It and was completely cured For throat and lung diseases il Is the safest cure in the world and is Infallible for coughs colds and bron chial affections Guaranteed bottles and Trial bottles free at W H store We Want You 1 To Gall and See our Beautiful Pianos a Wonderful Offer Until June 20th THE CAPAY STAGE Will dally trips between Wood land aud on and May 1st arriving at 10 a m ant leaving at 3 p m L A EDDY Prop Mowers rakes and extras at Lord Murrays For a good shave haircut or sham poo go to barber shop tf BRIEF CITY NEWS Events of Interest in Woodland and Suburbs of More or Importance Picked Up Here and There on the Wing The stubble fire near on Saturday destroyed an engine house and boiler the property of John Hunt letter from Mrs George W Pierce at Alpine says that business there promises better than ever Near ly every available corner Is engaged to July visitors All the young men In the city who Intend to assist In the horrible aon to be given on the evening of the Fourth of July are requested to meet at the city hall this evening at 8 oclock FILTHY TEMPLES IN INDIA Sacred cows often defile India tem ples but worse yet Is a body that Is polluted by constipation Dont per mit it Cleanse your system with Dr Kings New Life Pills and avoid un told misery They give lively livers active bowels good digestion fine ap petite Only atW H drug store KEEP OFF THE OILED ROAD The public is respectfully requested not to drive over the road extending east on Main street from the railroad track until It becomes thor dry T J VAUGHN Supervisor Refrigerators freezers and water coolers at Lord Harness robes and dusters at Lord Murrays M We will give to every pur chaser a free scholarship of twentyfive music lessons tho lessons may be taken from any music teacher In Yolo Sutler Sacramento Solano Glenn Eutte or Los Angeles county Music teachers heres a chance for you to make money and also help the dealer out This will interest jou For One Week Commencing June 23rd Wo at Special Sain a lot of soft bosom Madras Percale and Chan tori Pongee at 48 cts n full line of stiff bosom colored shirts striking good value for at the price of 65 cts garments are garments you can wear with credit to your nood lasio and judgment Good enough for Sunday wear and strong enough for every day The White House We all want wealth We all want business We all want reputation We represent the old rella hie of Sherman Clay Co of San Francisco the leading Piano and Music house on the Pacific Coast who handle the Emerson A B Chase Richmond etc Have a large stock of Sheet Music too large and will offer until the end of June all Coon Songs at and a fine line at lOc vocal and instrumental Anyone giving me names from which I make a Bale of Piano Trill be presented with a fine graphophone and one doz Records Get a move on let us be partners In business rustle up your friends and enemies and well sell em a Piano or Organ Address WOOLLEYS MUSIC STORE Woodland Well Well How have you heen Thank we are vorv bu y You might eail via Tom Business Boomers for short We are nol a bit bashful are we and why should we be Last sold over 7 doz WAISTS Say do you know with a you may dispense with the un this warm weather and coolness PEOPLES TRADE PALACE Alert Retailers WOODLAND CAL June 13 1901 We are not surprised at Uw flra record of the past expected It Grain Is now as dry as tinder burns as fiercely and quickly u any thing could burn We and paid eight grain within past six and will be others Tala U am for you and If you SATO not insured your crop hay come ia at tut AD Mh What our companies BUM oui they hata laid fully and will do SMM to GRAIN AMD
