Breeder and sportsman . Salisbury, owner of Allx,2:03fc. L. B. Holt & Co., former owners oi John 2:01 ft,John O. Taylor, owner of Joe Patchen, 2:0-1. AND BY TRAINERS AND DRIVERS SUCH AS ICHAS. MARVIN, JOHN SPLAN, GEORGE STARB, JACK CURRY, WILLIAM ANDREWS, KNAP McCARTY. .ANDY MCDOWELL, BUDD DOBLE. JOHN DICKEBSON, SCOTT QUINTON, DICK WILSON, F. P. DOBLE. And thousand* of other prominent owners, trainers and salelby every wholesale drug or turf goods house east of the Rocky §OLK AGENTSSan Francisco. Cat—J. OKane, 767 Market Street I Los Angeles, Cat.—F. W.
Breeder and sportsman . Salisbury, owner of Allx,2:03fc. L. B. Holt & Co., former owners oi John 2:01 ft,John O. Taylor, owner of Joe Patchen, 2:0-1. AND BY TRAINERS AND DRIVERS SUCH AS ICHAS. MARVIN, JOHN SPLAN, GEORGE STARB, JACK CURRY, WILLIAM ANDREWS, KNAP McCARTY. .ANDY MCDOWELL, BUDD DOBLE. JOHN DICKEBSON, SCOTT QUINTON, DICK WILSON, F. P. DOBLE. And thousand* of other prominent owners, trainers and salelby every wholesale drug or turf goods house east of the Rocky §OLK AGENTSSan Francisco. Cat—J. OKane, 767 Market Street I Los Angeles, Cat.—F. W. Brann & Co., W. Drugss*n FranclRCo, Cal.—Beddingtou *fc Co,, W. Drugs Portland,Ore.—Woodard Clurke&Co., W. Drugs Stockton, Cal.—H. H. Moore* Sons, W. Drugs | Portland, Ore.—Snell, Heltshu &. Woodard Co, W Drugs Price, $ per Bottle. Testimonials from the most prominent horsemen In the United States and Canada, from agents or theManufacturers, H. ». BOSSAKT de CO., Latrobe, Pa., V, 8. Wmm I XXIX. No. 14. 313 BUSH STREET. SAN FRANCISCO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1896. END OF THE STOCKTON FAIR. The Creating of Many G-reat Records Makesthe Meeting a Memorable One. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. The attendance at the races is slowly increasing, but it willbe along, hard pull for the association to get out anywherenear even, as there seems to be but little money floatingaround to put out for amusement. The accommodations forthe press gets worse instead of better, as is usually the position of the reporters has been changed three timeselnce the fair^opened and it is only guess work as to howmany more switches will be made to suit the wavering mindsof the few of the holders of life memberships, who have cometo the conclusion that they are the controlling power of thefair. In the very center of a race a change was made andnone of the press representatives had a chance to make uptheir reports, as a large crowd of spectators occupy thequarters set aside for their use. Lo
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