Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-23


ready TO do brick work. plastering, and
kalsomining in the best manner. En-.
quirs At second door Broadway, corner
OF sixth streat. A. GRAvss.
i THE COMING RACES.
sixty Horses> On she Guound aud More
/ CoAisg.
The June meeting ON the Yankton
course. which is to begin tomorrow and
last three days. promises to be more
extensive affair than was even hoped for
up to the close Of last week, though il
was then certain that it would contain
sufficient interest to make it a marked
event in horse annals upon Dakota turf,
There are now sixty horses upon the
ground and Robert KLeebs and others Of
Sioux City are bringing more. The en-.
try books have not yet closed, 80 it is
impossible to give complete list OF the
attractions the grounds will afford, but
We can safely say there will be an abun.
dance Of exciting sport upon the course
during the coming few days. The
driving park enclosure is .
scene of activity and preparations fox
tomorrow afternoons opening are rapid.
ly crystallizing. 1t was found that the
stall capacity was not quite sufficient to
accommodate ell the steppers which
have arrived and the main hall has con.
sequently been fitted up for the recep.
tion of those crowded out. Everything
is ready for the opening races which will
begin tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The following is
TO MoRRow's PROGRAMME:
No. 1-Trottingye 80 class. s..........Purse
$4,000, $3.50. $75, $45, $50.
No. 2-Trottlng-2:4s class. ........P Purse
$4,000, $3.50, $75, $45, $50.
No. 3-Run, Il mile and repeat. Purse
$4,000, $50, $50, 90
WORDS OF CAUTION.
During the three days devoted to the
races the track belongs entirely to the
horses entered for the various races, and
the officers of the association take this
method OF announcing that no carriages,
buRgies or wagons will be allowed upon
any part of the track during the three
days.
People are asked to keep their dogs
out OF the grounds. Every dog found
upon the track will be shot. Several
we're killed this morning and the rule
will be vigorously enforced.
LIST CT ENTRIES.
The following entries had been made
up to noon to-day. They include only
trotting and pacing classes. Thy books
will be closed at mldnlght.t to night, when
the number of entries will be largely in
creased:
rRoTTINa RACE NO. l-CLAes 2:3O.
Texas Bill. bay G-owned by II. G
Cooke, of Toledo, Ohio.
Gray Sam, gray G-owned by s. r.
Lamson. of Dubuque. 10.
Catherine, bay M-owned by w. e.
Moshier, Of Prairie du Chen, Wis
Orpha, bay M-owned by suber 8
Hayes, Of Clinton, la.
l RACE NO. 2-c1Ass 2:4S.
German Boy, bay S-owned by J. W
Corbin, Mitchell, D. T.
Zingarie, black M-owned by Suber s
Hayes, of Clinton la.
\ Little Cupid, bay M-owned by E. q
Moore, Of Sioux Falls, D. T.
i Flacoe.
TRoTTISG RACE NO. 4-cLAss 300.
4 John, black G-owned by W. F. Lee
of Sparta, Wis.
Mckinney, brown S-owned by Chas
Applegate, of Huron, d. 4.
| Cora B. bay M-owned by F. B. Eel
lows, Kansas City, Mo.
y Little Cupid, bay M-owned by E. G
Moore, of Sioux Falls, DIT.
Il Kittie @. bay M--owned by G. J
Chamberlain, Sioux City, Ia.
TRoTT1NG RACE NO. 5-CLAss $40,
Little Frank, ches. G-owned by N
Grant. Mitchell, D. T.
Richard R. grey G--owned by Mar,
Devie.
Thornless, bay G-owned by w. N
johnson, Aberdeen, D. T.
German Boy, bay S-owned by j. W
Corbin, Mitchell, d. T.
Theta. brown NJ owned by las. Sube,
Clinton, Ia.
PAC1NG-RAcE NO. 6-FREE FOR ALL,
Lady Alice, bay NJ owned by F. u
Adams, Mitchell, D. T.
Belle Malone, bay NJ owned by
Hughes, Kansas City, Mo.
| Mollie L., brown M-owned by w. F
Lee. Sparta, Wis.
Elk, bay G owned by h. B. Wynn
Yankton. D. T.
Il PAcING-RACE NO. 8-cLAss 2:5O.
Lady Alice, bay NJ M-owned by F. D
Adams, Mitchell. d.. T.
Mollie L., brown NJ -owned by W. F
Lee, Sparta, Wis.
Frank, bay G owned by F. E. Still
Chicago, I'll.
Elk. bay G owned by Il. B, Wynn
Yankton, D. T.
Entries given are only in the cIasse,
which have filled. Numerous othe
entries are on the books of the associa
t:On in claaana uhioI, xv;lI bo 6Noa 1.