The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-17


latin Valley be invited to take part.
We would suggest the following order
of the day:
LIST. Ringing of bells, firing of bombs,
&C., at sunrise.
End. Procession of military, city Off
Gals, fire department, comic. procession
and citizens generally, and that it be in
charge of and arranged by a marshal
and his aids. to be appointed at meet
ing of citizens, or the committee of ar.
rangements. To start at 9 o'clock a. m.
or not later than 10 a. m.
Bird. Attend races at fair grounds at
o'clock.
4th. Attend ball to be given by Boze-
man silver cornet band in the evening.
We would recommend that a commit
tee of arrangements, to consist of MEM
bers. have the entire management of
the procession and all matters apper-
tanning thereto, and that this committee
have power to appoint such sub-com-
mittees as they may deem necessary,
and that they appoint marshal.
Respectfully,
w. c. Pendelton,
d. w. Mckenzie,
A. d. Mcpherson,
John H. Besserer.
f. B. Martin.
j. V. Bogert, as chairman of the fin
ance committee, reported that the COM
mittee had not meet with success. 1t
was then moved that the names of 4. b
Martin John Ressarer w. C.. Pendleton
and David BOeruman be added to the
finance committee, to report on Monday
night. f. B. Martin reported that the
firemen were willing to parade, provided
horses were furnished with which to
haul the machines. 1t was also reported
that the German Harmonic society
would also parade.
REG ARDING THE RACES
During the last two weeks there has
been considerable interesG manifested by
our town people and farmers through
out the valley, over the coming 4th of |
July The races at the fair grounds
have already the assurance Of being |
success, and there will be one of the
best meetings ever held on this track. |
To be sure, the purses are not large but
at the same time there is so mach inter-
est taken and the races so we'll arranged
that there will be enough money in the
pool box for those who wish to avail
themPelves of it, and the man who can
guess the winners can take home money
with them. 1t is the desire Of the man.
ayers Of these races to try to make
perfeaa success Of them, and next year
get things under way so that the associ-
alton may have an agricultural fair, and
thus be able to show the resources of
1ur valley as can be done in no other
Rav.
There are now, We understand, five !
,olts in training for the two year old I
ace. In this race win be represented
he progeny of Turf Gallery, own by Mr..
Flannery and Napa, owned by Mr.. J. NJ.
doorc, both of the East Gallatin. These !
wo thoroughbreds are so well known 4
throughout the valley as to scarcely
iced mention. Turf Gallery was sired
y Rifeman, by INN. Glencoe; first dam,
Imma Bains. by Norfolk; first dam, I
by Billy Cheatham; second
am, Emma Tailor, by imported Glen z
oe.
1t will be seen by comparing the .
trims of these two horses that they are I
allied to one another. Thus. q
'hile Napa was sired by Norfold, Emma !,
'arn, the dam of Turf Gallery, was also :,
red by Norfolk. and also the second a
am of Napa and the sire of Turf Gallery a,
ere both sired by imp. Glencoe, 2
Napa's colts have never been tried In Il
his country, but in Oregon, where he Z
as for several years before coming here, u
e is said TO have several good ones &
urf Gallery has several that have made y
leir mark. ~
Jim Kennedy has two Napa colts in Of
aiming for the two year old race, one of Is Is
hich is out of a mare by Turf Gallery. u
his ought to be good one and eqaal to d
$ owners expectation Mr. More and a. a.
r. Flanery have both a representative e
their horses in training. Mr.. Flau- NJ
US two year old Est. Patrick" we have q q
en. He is full brother TO Little g
nrf and If appearances go for anything n
; is dandy" and will make better III
orse than Little Turf. Il
Mr.. Dennan has his five year old in e
aiming for the mile dash. He IS said 81
be daisy" and will make Little y.
lrf run every foot of the way. Little 80
lrf is being handled by Mr.. Ed. Lafersy q q
no win ride him In both the mile and !
If mile dashee.
Mr.. A. A. Hawks has Mr.. Awards L
rise, Gallatin Boy, and is fitting him AZ AZ
, the half mile dash. GaIlatin Boy
. we'll as two year old ard consider- =