The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-12

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A Witt to the saee ecuSss yesterday
disclosed the net that nsasy impor-
tant change are being made, both
Tor the pleasure of guests and the &C.
eomnsodstion a Saees& TO Tie guests
sand = large additiea he been made
and Il will now cooGostably seat at
]east 1000 pesDons; covered the e.
tire length q I'D iest and securely
sraced to prevent any possible
ehanee for IN accident The lower
part being lifted Up . . fruit and leo
cream stand, and The bar hes been
removed some distance away. A
picket fence he's been put % between
the sta.,d and the track, and upon
the latter no enc will b allowed who
has not quarter badge. The white
wash brush has beca applied At every
hand with great success, and the
whole place has had . general over
hauling. *Additional sasblipg has
been erected and every couvenience
b offered to thoss having horses to
enter. For the convenience Of those
having teams hitehing-posts have
been put up insjde Of the yard where
animals will b secure and 1t The
same time will not b In the way.
The track b In fair coalition now,
and when . little moro work b done
viii b In nDe shape.
6seretarv Mantle has this seaeos
expended about 81 500 on improve.
meuts and with previous eutlays,
the track 1t present stands the Aaso-
citation about q, 500. Mr.. Mantle has
personally superintsnded all the
changes 1t the course and he has
made every effort to have them per-
fect In all respects.
In future no races Of any kind will
be allowed on the track unless con-
Quoted by responsible parties, for the
Association Is determined that when
. race takes place square dealing on
the part Of all shall b. guaranteed, or
the judges will declare the pune, en-
trance fee, ETC., Oh. The present
judges have becu selected from among
our most responsible citizens and
they will not allow . <issle false
r,ovr e" The at III any one.
TIE following h . full Int Of the
horses at prescAt on the track:
b. G. Hol .ey's stable: Niss Trump,
ch. f., ayear-old and very 6ns AMI
NAL.
Mary s., b. T., 3-years old.
Fusilade, b. m, . neted flyer.
Narrow Gauge, be.
Mart. Bt'orhem, eh. C., 3-year-o)d.
On the track last season and . noted
racer.
Jutlax, oh. g., s,ye.r-old; record
good.
Lee Ilantle's stable: Dutch Girl,
b. M, three minute CHASE; record 3:l2
81 the Fourth of July last.
G. E. Williams stable; Jocko, b.
e, S-year-oltl; run Last season.
Carrie w., b. M, 4-year-old; We ) !
|leet and run here lust year.
q. l.. Harvey's stable: Black Dia- |
nond, blk. T., 2::3l); won oil the trot- |
ling races here and ut Helena last |
season.
Mart Cockril's stable: superior, b.
T., 10 cla&s.
Col. Hundlys stable: Pee DE, b.
e, 3-year-,ld.
Lady Pruitt, h. f., s.year-old; great |
Ehings expected Of her.
J. r. Wo'ln,an's stable: Boulis, !
b. n,., 5-ye:sr-Old; sold last year for !
81 $40, and will make Il interesting ;
Or the racers. /
Buford Farris' stable: Thady, blk. !
Z, s-year old.
Gilt. ch. f., e-ycar-o!d. Both re-
,cntly brought from the east.
J. II. Butler . stable: Little Dick, !
Dr.. T., very fast short horse. !
ID. MOsh;er'S stable: Sisterly, Oh. !
M, 4year-olel.
Matt. Aliens stable: Orphan Boy, .
b. e., re ord, 81. |
Thos. Stewards stable: Live Oak,
,. g.; record, :::i3.
Overland, d. g., 6-year-old.
Ed. Watkins stable: FOrmoea,
h. M, 4.year-old. :.