Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-01
SALTWATER.
G. Carson

terday-
Isaac Staples had 100000 feet of logs
banked at his various camps Yesterday.
The relatives of Peter Foley, who died Thurs
,iay night arrived yesterday, and the remains
were inferred in the Catholic cemetery.
The oyster supper and dance given in Tenn
plar hall, Friday right, pleasant affair
and Melted .ue Social Temple about $40.
Anhauser, Busch u Co., have commenced to
ship ice from White Bear lake to st Louis.
Gley have made arrangements to ship l,OlO car
loads.
Those who we're present at the party given
,.v Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Conrad at their resi-
cence speak IL glowing times OF the goool time
tney had. The parties gwen by sthe worthy
cou Pile are alv>ays Il success.
The Universalis, church society will hold
socIable at Warden Reeds residence Wednesday
night Everything viii be on the broad-gausr.
plan and will include supper and dancing.
general invitation is extended.
The Sioux City road has let the contract for
-ra,iiue from extension of their South Still
w,.,er line To the main liue near the Hudson
h,ldre. The contractors will be on the ground
Monday and prepare to grade the route.
the lumber shipments from this city for
January are larger than those OF last year. MIR.
Staples shipped Ill ear loads against eighty
car loads last year. He has now on his order
book 227 CIR loads To be shipped, of which 40
car loads go to the elevator at st. Paul.
Mrs. Brooks, 10. contented with the result
of the first trial of Mrs. Staub for disturbing
TIT. peace. on charges preferred by the said
,;rs Brooks entered a similar complaint Fri
dan The Judge after listening patiently TO
the story of Mrs. Brooks discharged the de-
PENDANT and informed the nsIghborly ladies
that ii they appeared before him again he
would fine both parties. This will probably
end this neighborhooG quarrel.
SALTWATER HORSES.
A trip to Isaac Sta pies stock farm, situated
about Il mile end p half from the city, will
amply compensate any one for their trouble.
The extensive farm devoted to raising stock,
with its numerous buildings, reminds one of
small village. No expense has been spared to
make the farm model one OF its kind, and
the success which has attended the effort Is
plainly evident Between fifteen hundred and
two thousand head of stock now occupy the
farm, including about forty thoroughbred
horses and colts.
Hiram Quickfall, who has charge of the run
ming horses, ana Louis Hinckly, who has the
charge of the trottiug horses, are both pleasant
and accom- nodatiug gentlemen and Will esteem
it u pleasure to show visitors through their
stables. Through the kindness OF these gen.
tlemen your reporter shown through the
stables yesterday. The horses look well and
are all in excellent condition.
The drivers have just commenced to exer-
else them, but will not put them to hard work
before spring.
TIE following horses Will take active part IN
turf sports next summer.
RUNNING HORSES.
The first under this head is D'Artegan, G. 8,
six years old, coming seven; by Lightning.
He won the Kenner stakes at Saratoga four
years ago, making the then best time on record.
We understand it is the intention of MIR.
Stapl1s to train him for the hurdle races.
Athlestane, b: T.. by John Morgan;. dam,
wears old. His record is l "A, made at Mime
apolis last July.
Gov. Neptune. Z. g., by Brown Dick, dam by
Jack Malone. Neptune will be five years old
next spring. This is Mr.. Staples four mile
horse. His record for "a miles is 40l, made
at Minneapolis, and for three miles 5:36, made
st Louisville. he never looked better than he
does at present.
Florence Payne,s. M, five years old, by Blair
ney Stone dam Florence j., record 1:441.
Lucy Morrison, full sister to Florence g. M,
four years old. This mare stands 164 hands
and possesses fine action. She also stands very
high in the estimation of her trainer, who
prophecies brilliant future for her.
Lucy Lee S. m. by Planet, five years old.
This is a new horse, but her action and appear
ance would indicate that she will become fast
one.
The Col Ricely colt, a sound FLY by Col.
Ricely dam Kitty Fitz, is handsome horse
and will prove full, as fast as his sire. He is
two years old.
Queen of Diamonds, queen by name and
queen of MIR. Staples trotters, with the excep-
ton of Kitty Cook. The Queen is dark
chestnut sired by Bashaw, who was by Green's
Bashaw by Hills Black Hawk dam by Abbie
Dailer by Abbie Daller Chief.
Kitty Cook. b. III. years old, sire by Ethan
Allen. Mr.. H.rckiey says that she is the best
bred mare in the country, having more crosses
of Gold Messenger than any horse living. Her
RECORD is 2:26.
Shaw year old black stallion by Sweigert.
Shaw has never been in a race, he was hurt last
spring and has just recovered. He trots better
than 2:3S.
Marshal Ney, T. S. years old is of Handle
tonian lineage. 10 record.
Kcevieto, lately purchased by MIR. Staples
from II. VI. Clark. No record.
John NEPTUNE r. s., youthful aspirant for
turf honors being !. years old; sire Guide by
Sseight, dam Sally Barton. regular thorough
bred.
Mr. Staples has also about twenty-five colts
trotterS aud runners, ranging from to years
old. He has two colts 2 years old. full brothers
to Queen of Diamonds, which natural trot-
tiers. These ne purchased a short time since.
The horses all show the excellent care which
they receiving.
NJ. n. Clark is the possessor of some very
fine animals. Pat. Kelley, b. e., aged s
years. shows rare amount of speed for a
green horse ami will yet make his mark. His
brown mare Pinkey is also very speedy. MIR.
Clark owns pair of bay mares that travel
we'll together. Taking it altogether, he has IA
stable of horses that will compete with any
private stable in the Northwest for speed.
Saltwater Jim owned by @. A. Bromley, a
dark brown stallion with a record of 2:45, but
has Tapped horses in 2:33. Mr.. Bromley has
not ent cred his horse in any races for some
time.
Lucy, brown mare sixteen hands high,
owned by j. N. Castle. Lucy is out of i'm
ported Cape Race, dam by Bashaw, and is
years old. With a weeks handling by Mr..
Piper she trottid q mile in 2:3S to wagon last
fall. Mr.. Castle is justly proud of his horse.
Fashion. b. g., Hambletonian. owned by
A. J. Orff, years old. Fashion is thhoroug-
bred and by many Is thought to be the best
grs en- horse in the CITY. Mr.. Orff has been
driving her little on the ice this winter, but
she has had no training as yet.
81. c. Farmers sorrel mare Minnie Justly
ranks among our fast horses. With little
handling che will easily speed a three-minute
gait. Minnie is of good blood, her sire
being Bashaw and her dam Morgan.