Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

WOODLAND DAILY PEMOCBAT, SATURDAY JTTKB lg, 1897. CIRCUIT RIDERS, Ik TWrtj-Mik Relij Rue i Local Eient Concerning the Records of the Who Will Race (Here on Sunday. Woodland will be treated with a list Of exciting events at Agricultural Park tomorrow afternoon, such as hat never before been witnessed in this city, and such as many of us may never live to again. The indications now are that an immense crowd of lovers of athletic exercises and outdoor sports will find their way inside the big enclosure to witness the exciting contests. Cyclists from Sacramento, Dixon and every town in this county will be there.

The thirty-mile relay race promises to be a contest of unusual interest. Both teams are made up of Yolo county riders and the rivalry is very keen. Fred Hink will captain the Woodland team and Ray McMurray will captain the Eclipse team. The other events will be contests between the circuit riders. There is little need of introducing to the California public Otto Ziegler, the "little demon of San Jose, as this popular midget bears a world-wide reputation.

When his name is connected with a race meet, the knowing ones always expect something phenomenal in the way of records or sensational finishes, and it is seldom, indeed, that they are disappointed. Ziegler, Downing, Davis and McCrea went out to the track this morning- The first two worked an eighth of a mile in 12 2 5 seconds. Davis and McCrea did a quarter in 25 3-5 seconds. The four traveled in a bunch for two They made the first in 2:18 and the second in 2:09. Mr.

Alyward eays the track is in fine condition and the warm weather is conducive to good racing. If there is no wind tomorrow the world's record of 2:05, made by Ziegler at Sacramento, is likely to be beaten. Jones did not exercise this morning, but he is in perfect condition. He made a quarter Friday afternoon in 252-5 seconds. The events tomorrow will be for the professionals, a quarter mile, a half mile, a mile and a two-mile, finals.

The pacing will be done by a tandem. The relay race of thirty miles is for Yolo county riders. Mr. Aylward says there is certain to be some sensational racing tomorrow, if the weather is favorable. In August, 1894, Ziegler, under the care of that famous trainer and manager, Mr.

R. P. Aylward, traveled to Denver, to try conclusions with the swiftest men of that day, and the phenomenal showing this little crackerjack made against such men as Bald, Cooper, Sander, Johnson, Titus Murphy and many others gave to him at once the title of "Demon." This title is far from being a correct one as Zieeler is a i but a demon, but a stranger from the far West traveling Kast and, single-handed, defeating the beet men of the world, not only once but for three consecutive days and riding in about eight events each day, thus giving to him a reputation that as yet has been unparalleled. Ziegler is today in just such form as he was at Denver and the public witnessing tomorrow races may expect such racing as that which set the Denver public, wild with enthusiasm. The DEMOCRAT takes great pleasure in calling the public attention to a rider who hails from this city.

Everybody knows him and everybody likes him. It was on this same track where he rnces tomorrow that he rode his Orst bicycle race. Smiling" Allan Jones is the boy who in years past always held -A-arta spot in his heart for the Wood- public, and who today would mako. a sacrifice to attend a mfet in i cily. He haa been greatly i a in bringing about these great events to be run off tomorrow afternoon and promisee to make a mighty effort to maintain the reputation he has already earned by dint of hard work and conscientious training.

"The Woodland crackerjack is in splendid form," eo says his manager, Dick Aylward, and great racing may be expected of him. In the periea of match races between Jones and Ziegler at San Francisco last month, Allan won two of the three, thereby i i the series and earning for himself a reputation eqnsi to that of any rider on the coast. Clinton R. Coulter hails from Mansfield, Ohio, and holds the title of the "World's Unpaced King." Mia mile anpaeed of 1:59 is A phenomenal ride wbea it is considered that this perform- MM was done late in the season of 1896, when the weather was cold and disagreeable, and although his time hue never been equaled it is eafe to say Mr. Coulter will in the near future serially lower this work, and he also will treat the attendance at tomorrow's meet to some sensational riding.

Clarence L. Davis, a giant iu stature and a lion on the track, is now for the first time this season in fine farm. Davis in 1893 rode like a whirlwind and man after man down before bis terrific sprint. He is the largest racer on the coast, weighing iu condition 190 pounds, and this weight along with mighty strength gives him the power to send a bicycle along with the speed of an avalanche. Davis is now preparing himself for a big match race at twenty-five inilee unpaced and it is safe to predict that he will make the other fellow hustle.

Hardy Downing is another rider it is not well to overlook, he has repeatedly defeated each and every rider on the coast. Hardy is a form rider and no one knows when he is at his best. In other words, he is a surprise party and when his supple muscles are right no One has a license to cross the tape ahead of him. H. E.

McCrae is a representative of Southern California and came dp here to try conclusions i the northern cmckerjacke. He has certainly qualification necessary to I ecome a lender, and it its left to the Woodland public to decide whether or not Southern California can produce such bpeed merchants as the north already has. Bert Elford is acknowledged the most sensational handicap rider of the coast. Since the first of the year he haa won more handicap races than all others combined, and it is well for them all that they look to their laureis, el he will add several more scalps to his belt. Messrs.

Dermoody and Grey have expressed themselves as being very well satisfied with the climatic conditions of this section and have stated that, no better weather or conditions necessary to good training can be found anywhere in the State. It will be necessary to introduce these two gentlemen, as they are strangers in this locality, although well-known and prominent throughout the State in racing circles. Mr. Der- mooily is in charge of Downing and McCrea, while Ben Groy is mentor for Ziegler. Mr.

Aylward has already been introduced to the Woodland public and it is hardly necessary to state that he has been foremost in promoting this great meet. Aside from racing Mr. Aylward represents E. C. Stearna Co.

in the bicycle line and Morgan i with "good tires," and hia efforts in this respect may be appreciated when it is known that all crackerjacks are mounted on Morgan Wright tires. Aa a promoter he promises good sport, exciting finishes and fast time. Local Cousul Judge Lampton has appointed the following officials for the meet tomorrow L. S. Upaon, referee; C.

F. Thomas and M. S. Lavinson judges J. H.

F. Eonis anc C. J. Atwater, timers; E. T.

Uampton, clerk of the course W. O. Kean, Owen Armstrong, James CaREidy and James Little, umpires; R. C. Lennie, starter Hvi'uoe Crocker, announcer; R.

Wallace, Chas. Mossrnayer, H. Stevenson and W. R.Pond, scorers. Buses will to the track tomorrow The fare out will be 15 cents and back 10 cents.

COMING CONCERT, Delti Upsilon Quartette to Be Here Monday Evening, Bltton Brothers, Sidney, Arthur and Charles, Will Receive an Ovation at Their Old Home. Al A W. A LtXAMDCE. M1U.KH UAHUNER, ATA. tomeis aa4 Ceuasstort at LAW, i.

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w.AMifMOM ABfcUMKK. AT etUw la all Sacramento. Will ytwetUw la all Yolo coaaty atmt. A LBERT M. JOllNeiON, law, 918 ruth ittwet.

A KTHUR C. HUSTON ATTORNKY AND A. ceunMlor at law. Notary i'nbUv. Ottoe; boom flwunw Block.

Woodland K. A. HAWKIMH. i. AHi A I AMOKNBYB AND oouoMlort at U'v.

Office over Bank ol oodland, Woodlaud Cal. THOtAB ATTORNKY ANU COU- Banner Block, Woodlaud, California UGENE A. hRIDGKORD, ATTORNEY- at-ifcw, 8toll building, FHtli and Sacramento, Cal. Three young uien, Sid, A and Charles Elston, of whom Woodland is justly proud, assisted by Mr. Frank ArtcaU, Mr.

C. R. Moiee and local taleut, will Rive a concert in the Christian Church next Monday evening. The young men aliovo named are all atudcnta of the State University and are making a tour of the State giving concerts. Thn musical ie known as the Delta Upsilon Quartette.

The Elstons are Woodland young men and their hosts of friends have watched with interest and admiration their onward and upward course. A has just graduated and Chae. Elston received the highest honor that could awarded at the State University at the close of the school year. It goes without eayinn that upon this, their first appearance at their old home since that important epoch in their lives, they will meet with a cordial and nthusiastic reception. They are all clever vocalists and Mr.

irirtUl and Mr. Morse are considered the best singers of the State University. Mrs. Ward, Miss Walker and Miss Tuck, home talent, are too known to need any introduction. will be BAltJliR, ROOMB 1 uud Kxooiiior Block.

Wocdlaud, Oal-i forma. A O. SOULE, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW, 607 1 street, between 6th and 7th, Sacramento. 1NCK80N di ELLIOTT, Law, 405 street, Sacramento, Cal. 1KAM i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, rooms, uud 28, third floor ritoll building, southwest corner Kiflii aud streets, Sac rumen to, Cxlu'oruia.

18AAC JOSEPH, AITORNKY-AT-LAW. 1 nee 531 K. street, Sacramento, Cal. BALL, WOOD Office over Bank ol Woodland, tl land," Cu'liiornU. AMES B.

DEVINB, ATTORNEY AN1J Couuselor-at-Law. Office, 604 I ramento. ISS NOltA arid Typewriter, ueatly done. and, Cal ANDREWS, AU kiadB of Room i copying Beamor look, Wood J. H.

M'KUNE. WiiSUB F. cKUN'E OEORGK, ATTOKNEYS-A'IVLAW Office, 401 street rooms 3, 4, and Sacra meiito, Cal. OHILLIP BRDTON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and JT Notary Public, Winters, Cal. To Colil In One Day.

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one iii.sl, i i TK i i a i 1 arc ht-st. and witli i Synipof and is r.iost ir.rjgety A Revelation. we in tkene coluoiui the of purpose principally, of coume, to bruit but iurtbei. we wnoted to fttcerttin whether our CorMU. Our you.

but i The great number of ladies and to corMti (many of whom bought) convinced us beyond a doubt that our ads. were not only read, oat that the "great public realizes that we give "hooeit wueo we advertiw the fact. It shown that ehoppera appreciate a house that has but "one price," and carries only "desirable values" at reasonable prices. This Week We Open Up a Splendid Line of MUSLIN WEAR, Comprising White Corset Covers, Underwear. (MiiliJren's Dresses, Bonnets and Caps.

They i be on "tir lines today, mid from the vast assortment we can certainly give you what you want at correct prk-en. PEOPLE'S TRADE PALACE. MRS. R. WIRTH, Proprietor.

ROSENBERG i'LATNAUEH. A'MORNEY-AT-LAW, 420 street, Sacrameuto, Cal. L. SIMPfctQN, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW and Notary Public. Office orer Bank Woodland.

L. ROGERS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW 3 Montgomery Block. San Francisco. HITE, SJEYMOUK, COUNSEL- ors-at-Law, 420 street, Sacramento, Cel. The following select program endereil: i PART FIRST.

-j-, LAMPTON, SEARCHER OF RECORDS 'Annio Laurie" Emmerson Second street, Wood land, Cal. Quartette selection Llzt Miss Tuck Ky the Fountain" Stephen Adams C. R. Morse Menu Zoellner Quartette. Vocal Solo--(Selected) Mrs.

Ward Dialect Speech C. R. Morse Intermission. PART SECOND. Once in a Purple Cowles Frank Argall.

Song--(Selected) C. K. Morse and quartette Hard Times'' Foster Quartette. Violin--" Spanish Dance Moszkowski Gertmde Walker. Old fubin Home" -Quartette.

OLO COUNTY TITLE ABSTACT COM- pany (Incorporated). Abstracting and Conveyancing. N. A. HAWKINS, Manager Office--Over Bank of Woodland.

PHYSICIANS. Now is the time to gee your cost for Fourth of lawns at jell FIFTY.CENT COLUMN. All classes ol legitimate advertisements, no fiTe lines, Inserted under this for fry oeutsper week, payable in advance IDS FOR PRIVILEGES FOR THE BAND picnic, June 20th, will be received i 15th. Address all bids to M. Everbardt, Manager Woodland Band.

INZLER'S J3A.BKR SHOP--SHAVING RE- duced to 15 cents. Ladles' shampooing; ouiok, polite artistic service. Meroht-ntfi' Bank building. Farmers sep2-tf j-AXCUKdION PARTIKS--THE YOLO BELLE will lay over tit Knights Landing Sunday, and will be prepared to ttite out excursion parties on the most reasonable terms. The "Bellp" will curry 40 passenjiers with comfort end convenience.

Kcr particulars enquire of Captain Henuesy or Frank Grimes, at Knights Landing. ap6-octl I OST- jt and a a cud" in which was a cutt nnil a gold doll ir was eiift-nbed on the cull'. The tinder will please a the same at this ollu-e aud be remeffl bered. 'je 14 H) RENT--A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, with gas and gjs i be rented for :5 or i the summer. For particulars enquire at this office.

A TO THE HOP- pln ranch, on i 9th. a bay mere, with saddle. The animal had black points and i -pot on forehead. The saddle was new and was made by Clarence Nelson, of Sacramento About twenty feet of rope was at tachcd to saddle; also a canvas Coat and two a parcels. Owner can have same by apply- iiiK to Ueoree Hoppin and paying charges.

A I A A DESIRES A i as cook or housekeeper. thlsotlic-e. POSI- ire i jelS Ordinance No. 91. An Ordinance to Amend Section 5 of Ordinance No.

40, Entitled, "An Ordinance Imposing a City License for the Purpose of Revenue and Regulation on the Different Per sons, Firms, Corporations and Associations Carrying on Business in the City of Woodland A OF TIinsTF.ES OF THE of Woodland do us follows SECTION 1. JTIiat Sect Ion 5 of Ordinance 10 ol the Ordinance!) of tlie i Woodbind be, line' the hnme is hereby amended so as to road as Every Life or Kire Insurance nRent doing business in the City of Woodland Hhall bp re quired to pay a licence of two dollars and i cents per quarter lor each and every companj or corporotion he KEC. 'J. All ordinances or purls of orfll nances In conllicl i i ordinance an hereby repealed, nnd i ordinance shall in ctled from und after Ha passage. Adopted this 7th day of 1807, l)j the following vole: Ayes- Channak, Jlritt, Iliddlcson, mayer.

Noes: None. Absent: Bandy. I I A A President. A Ii. MOSHY, City Clerk.

Introduced, read nnd referred to the committee on ordinance r.nd i attorney 29th day of May, 1S07. R. H. MOMHY, City Clerk. I hereby certify that the ordinance subntitted to uie by the city clerk thSs -29th day of May, 1897.

J. E. STRONG, City Attorney. D. LAWB A M.

REMOVED to Pond's new drug store, corner First and Main streets. Entrance i-irst st-eet, or through drug store. Residence, South Second street, between Oak and Lincoln avenues. ROYLES, M. I) PHYSICIA.N AND Office hours, 10 to 12 A.

1 to 3 and 7 fo 8 M. Office over Farmers Merchants' Bank. T. Surgeon. A MORRIS, D.

D. ROOMd, new Diggg building, Woodland, rooms land 5. Office hours: 9 to 12, and 1 to 5. R. R.

E. CAMPBELL, DENTIST--OFFICE, over Farmers' and Merchants' Banu. R. A. N.

DICK, DENTIST, WOODLAND, Gal. Office over Farmers' and Merchants' Bank. Rooms 11 and 12. OHN T. GRANT, D.

1). 8., DENTAL ROOMS, Excelsior Block. Over Woodland, Cal MISUKL1.ANI5OU8. TO A. PINTO'B MARKET FOR FRESH fish, fruits, vegetables and groceries, Country produce bought and sold.

reasonable. Qoods delivered to any part of thn city rep of charge. "The Always Busy Store," NEGLIGEE SHIRTS-Warm weather calls for lightweight garments. We have an extra nice quality Pongee Silk Shirts, just the thing for summer. PIQUE SHIRTS--A fancy colored Pique Negligee Shirt, with stiff collars and cuff bands, only pi.

oo each. LINEN DUSTERS--No use getting your clothes dusty while driving, when you can get a nice linen duster, any size, for 25 upwards. CLOTHING--We still lead in the clothing trade. Our prices are the lowest, our goods as good as any, and our styles without equal. We'll give you a nice full suit for $4.50 upwards.

GRANDMA'S COMFORT--In the way of shoes, aced and gaiters, a. fine soft and wide shoe, at 50, 75 and also in ties at $1.25. MISSES' SHOES--A grand assortment of lace and button, tan, chocolate and ox-blood shoes, sizes ii to 2. of the very latest styles, at $1.35 upwards. LADIES' TIES--To be closed out, A full line of ladies' tati ties, all sizes, SLL $1.50 Come before it is too late.

MEN'S SHOES--We have the stock, we have the variety, and we have the right prices in gaiters and lace shoes from $1.25 to $6.00. Give us a call, boys, and be in it. ROSENBERG REGULATORS OF LOW PRICES AGENTS FOR STANDARD PATTERNS. J. PKOVOST, A 1 PIANO A organ.

Enquire at Hotel Julian or address ('at SALUOKb. ABE MORRIS, t'HO prietor. First-class wines, liquors sno ciKBTB. Next to Bank of Woodland. OEERLEH8 SALOON, OrdinanceNo, 92, An Ordinance to Amend Section si of Ordinance No.

8, Ordinance Relating to the Assess ing, Levying and Collecting of the City Taxes for the Support of the GoverumeTit of the City of Wood land." HE A OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY of Woodland do ordain as follows. SECTION 1. That Section 21 of Ordinance 80 the Ordinances of the City of Woodland be, anc the same is nureby amended so as to read as follows: Section 21. On th" filing of the certificate with the coun recorder, the hen of the city vests in the pui-chnseraud is only divested hj the payment to i or to the city treasurer, fo his use, the purr-busc money, and fifty per cen thereon. A redemption of the property sold a be mode by the owner, or any party I ested, i i twelve mouths from the date purf-hiise.

Redemption must be made in goU or silver coin, and when made the city treas urer credit the amount paid to the per son named in certificate of sale and pay it on a to tl.c person or assignees In imoh report the city treasurer makes to the board of trustees he must name the person entitled to redemption money, ond the amoun due to eacl). section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordi nances in conflict i i this ordinance are here by repealed, and this ordinance shall be in force a ofV'-ct from and after its passage. Adopted this 7th dav of June, 1897, by th following vote: Ayes: a a lliddlesori, Brltt, Mosi mayer. Noes, None, A Bandy.

President. Host R. B. MOSBY, City Clerk. Introduced, read and referred to the Com mlttoe ordinance and the City Attorney thl.

29th day of May, 1897. City Clerk. I iicreby certify that the above ordinance was siibmttled fo me by the City Cleric on thi 19th d.y or May. City Attorney. ODEN HOUSE 380 McAllister San Francisco.

MRS. G. B. LEWIS, Proprietor Fnioisbed Booms by the Day, Week or Monti), Mrs hf just nMumcl fhe of i would be plenlied her Yolo connty fflendi, Me Alllliter itreet the floor eTer lew HEALTH. PLEASURE.

ALLEN LAKE COUNTY, CAL. Tennis, Croquet, Billiards, Slimming Hunting, Trout Fishing ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. BOTEL RATES, CABINS, $10.00 PER WEEK UP 4.00 PER WEEK UP H. W. LAUGENOUR.

Manager. HOW IS YOUR WATCH? IS IT RUNNING RIGHT? If not, take it to KELLER PRAET, Successors to A New and Complete Stock of Jewelry and Silverware. JEWELRY A A I ENGRAVING. NEXT TO THK WHITE HOUSE WEST VALLEY LUMBER IN-- Oregon Vine, Mountain Sacar Pine Redwood Cement, Lime, Hair, Etc. T11D REAR DEPOT, WOODUN9.

Camber Cat lo Order on Short Notur Wood BANK OF WOODLAND, INCO) IXUATKO IMI. Authorized Capital, Paid Up Capital, Surplus Fund, Front and oo 06aooe oo 931,650 oo 1. l. RTRPHKTfe HUWIDBHT f. A VlCV-PkMlDBHT C.

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