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The Lamar register., 1890-06-14
North VALLEY

Correspondence.
After a rather heavy prarating of
water we now work with full head
Miss Carrie Ha,nmaD is carefully
instructlng our young idea, during a
three months term OF school.
Carl Burke has the care of the
eastern end of the canal.
A number of out people are feast
my daily on spring chicken, green
peas, etc.
The one thing puzzliug John lies
ter is where to stack his 30 acres Of
alfalfa and have some meadow left
10 raise his second and third crops
on, not occupied by ricks Of hay.
Z, NJ. Bolles is making prepare
lions to visit the Rockies in 4 few
days. He goes with a team.
We learn that a Sabbath School
mas been organized at the Paradox.
JAY.
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Notice for pubsication.

Ian q ONCE al l.4fnSr, Jots.
june 9Th, is.G.
Notice is hereby given thar the foiiuwIns
nIr,ied -ritie. hhs He'd nosicc Of his inteu-
tioa TO make mai proof ia support OF hts
rlnim and iha suiu rpuf Nill h- made be-
fore the clerk OF the district court at Lamar.
Colorado, on July l2th, $50 Niz- M.Iiaf
Nichols, ID. :. NO 4,ri3, tor the n 4, sec -.
tp ~, ; OF range - n
lie names the folloving witnesses TO prove
his continuous resil-ute upon and cu4l;va
ton OF. said land, viz; Henry T. Henry Nd
ward Blhy, ". :. kiii- and Garry Iackl= all
of Lamar. Colorado
Also at the same time and piacs viz Hen
ryT ienry., ID. =. No. s0s3 tor the v IL sec
20. tip u Of range IS.
lie nEmes the following witnesses 70 ptoNe
his continuous residence upon ana cLitlNa-
don OF. said l,ad. viz William Nichols. "a
ward biby, W. A. Ellis aud Carrie Jackie. all
OF Lamar. Colo.
Also AT the sumo place, on sept. Ist, is.S-
viz. Edward Biby, .. =. No. si2d, for the
Ia. sec 10, n 81. range IS.
He names the foioglnk Witnesses u prove
his continuous resscrnCe upon and ruitsva-
ton OF, s4i4 land. VIZ; Carrie Vac i<le- ". \
e Ills. William Nicbois sud Henry 4. Henry.
ali OF Lamar, CVivrauo.
John Il. Mitchell and william Smith are
Q. D. FORD.
ga Hsi.stsr.
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Notice for. Puhltoation.
Land ONCE at Lamar, Colombo.

May eth, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the fnllowin 2
named settler has filed notice of her intention
TO make final proof in support Of hcr claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
register and eceiverut Lamar Colo. on June
18th. 1880, viz Rosa NJ Shinn. for the N. W. ] 4
sec. 90 tip. p $. OF range ~ W., TO commute II.
+. 2l26.
She names the following witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon and cuifiva.
tion Of. said land viz; John Keilicher. Pet
rick kellicher. Jerry kellicher, John stephens
ell Of Caddos, Rent Co.. Colo.
Also at same time and place Mary Murray
ID. :. No. 4osi for the les w. sec. % and
e. 2n.w IA sec. - all in tp. % Of range 40 W.
She names the following witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upor and cultiva-
ton OF. said land, viz: John KeIlicher. Pat
rick kellicher. Robert H. blackburn. g.
Chambers. all OF caddoa, Bent Co, Colo.
G. ID FORD.
tsl. Register
The Lamar register., 1890-06-14
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE
REPUB. CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE OF PROWERS COUNTY.

There will he held in Lamar. on
the 2lst day of June, 1890. at two
o'clock p. m. meeting of Repub-
lican Central Committee, of ProwerS
county. Colorado, for the purpose of
choosing one eommittee-man to rep
resent Prowers county in the meet
ing of the Bent county representa-
tive district committee, which meets
IN Las Animas, on the 2sth day of
June, 1890. at ten o'clock M. and
to transact such other business as
may properly come before it. All
precinct committee men arerequested
to be present.
G. A. WATSON,
W. NJ CUMMINGS, Sec.
Chairman.
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:
Charley Maxwell proved up last
Tuesday.
President Springer of the First
National Bank ,s in the citv.
A hran new Buckeye mower for
sale ,.h-ap. r. MAlTER.
Mrs. Roht. Swee,msh. of Denver,
was visiting in Lamar the FIRST of the
week.
Judge Heaton has returned from
Illinois, much to the satisfaction OF
the band boys.
G. H. powner, of La .Iunta. cash
Ter of the Bank of Eastern Colorado.
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. B. Is. Shock. snecial agent of
the Kansas Loan and Trust C"mi-
papy. WAS in town YESTERDAY.
A. II. MeMaster is opening Il
stock of boots aud shoes in the cos
uer room next door to Is. F. Auuff *
Co.'S grocery store.
One hundred AMI three in the
shade Thursday AFTERNOON, uut As
usual the pleasant breeze all day
made it quite endurable,
Now is the ice in our mint JULIEN
made glorious fluid by this hundred
aud three in the shade; and All the
cloud that raised DER hot bowl punch
in the deep bosom of the can is
buried.
z. Z. Pike, merchant from Mcl-
vane. will move to Lamar at an
early date. He will open his stock
on South Main street in Capt. Bill
lows building.
The farmers under the Bed Rock
ditch are happy for they have one of
the best canals in the county. When
the summing up of the prosperity of
1890 is made 1t viii he found, that
the contributions of the Little Bed
Rock will cut quite figure. Il
plays leading part and gets credit
only for beating the triangle.
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Advertised Letters.

The following is list of letters
remaining uncalled for in the post
Office at Lamar, Colo, for week end
ing June II, 1890.
W. r Payne. C. r Hedge, Mrs
Anney Falkenstine, Thomas Evans,
J. Brown, Billy Rutherford, C. Tons.
Frank Smithieser.
z. T. LEE, r. VI.
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Notice fnr Publication

Land Office, at Mnmnr. Colo.
June II. lS0
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fiied notice Of his inten
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made br-
fore the register and receiver. 1T lamar.
Colo, on july p, 1870. viz VIII " WelieS. II.
E. No 3sl5 for lots Of see "a. twp p. IL
He names the following witnesses To f,rove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivu-
tion of, said land. viz. Mrs. NJ. 4 McReynoids,
William Temple. Gus Grau and Henry Koen.
All of Lamar Colo.
Everett Cooper Is hereby specially notified
C. d. FO ID.
lie Register.
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81
NOTICE f5r Puiol,oa.aon.

A-Aae c.AiNN a. A@sAAtsAf 80 49,
Jnf.e :, issl.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has nied nos!cr o. MS tutcHslon
to make nual proof ia e4f,.foi 81 ms ti.iilt2.
and that said procf Will be nad.. otttsr rhe
register and receiver Al Lamar, cF,lo-. on
the 22nd day of Juy, ls..J. viz ieo. Jansen
Tor the lots S, ., and ~ sec ;. and lot /, sec
10. twp q, II
He names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and et.It.tst-
ton OF, said land, viz; george W kltIcr,
No. Butter. George W. Hunter aud J. A.
q. u. FORD
Ia Register.
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Notice for PubMoat1ora.


Land office at Lamar. Colo.
June gfh 1917.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his iEfen-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said prosf VIII be INSIDE be
fore the register and receiver at Lamar.
Colo. on July 81. 1890. viz: George II. Slater
of Catiiioa. Colo, for the v I. of sec 81, of
twp. - Of range 80.
tie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon ann cultivn.
tion Of said land. viz Jerry Kellerher, Sol.
Chambers, \. ". Hasty and W. A HAsty, ali
OF Caddoa, Colo.
c. ID. Form.
lie Register.
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Nottee - pu,oltcauon.
Land Once at Laingr. celor'ao;

May s2ud i~=l
Notice is hereby given tina: the following
ilaucd settler has iil..d notice Of his inteuttou
10 commute To crsh entry aud a. make nual
proof ~ support OF ht- claim. AMI that saud
proof will be made before the Regt-ter and
Beciever at Lamar. Colo. on July sih. lsel,
Niz John Royal. II. r, M H-sl7, for the ) T..
= section IS, Township 20. : Range 9 a.
He names the following witnv<sc- 90 Prove
his continuous residence upon. md uss.IlVa.
tion Of, said land. Wa James McEtconi- r..
". Fuller. Il. NJ. siorE.s. JOHN THrs.er. al Of
Lamar, colorado
c. p. FpHgii.
5O4 Register.
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NOGtco for On
Land Office at Lamar. Colorado.

June 9th, l-aa.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has sled notice Of his inteation
to luak firaI proof la support OF his claim.
and commune same 10 cash entry. and that
said proof will lie made before the register
and receiver at Lamar. Colo. on July san.
1870. viz; James c. JACKSON. IL r. No 1854.
for the : " IL sec Il, twp q :. range az, "
He names the following witnesses ~ prnye
his continuous residence lpou, and cr,Itiva-
tion OF { AID land. viz: WIN. T.. James. FL.
taeathc man. Daniel Leatherman and J, 4.
Hester, all of Lamar, Colo.
C. d. FORD.
l-6 Register.
The Lamar register., 1890-06-14

c. NJ. JOHNSTON, Agent.
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LOCAL Plck-uPs.


Tuesday.
Mrs. Underwood, mother Of Morton
j., is visiting her son.
Mr.. Peter Matter was on a bust
ness trip west this week.
J. c. Bievins of the Eads Journal.
Was in the city last Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Cation ia visiting her
parents. Capt. and Mrs. Billows, of
this city.
Mr.. D. L. Denny hs. resigned as
night watch. He was u good and
reliable officer.
Walter ]. Holcosb. former
Stonington resident, was in town
last Thursday.
Bro. Calhoun, of the Granada
Sentinel. was in town on business
last Thursday,
DR.. Cummings, of Las Animas,
was in Lamar Wednesday on pro-
fessional business.
Mr.. A. Kornman is acting as night
watch. Sleep soundly for Andy will
watch over you.
n. II. Mix, editor of the Chrom-
Gle and postmaster Jones, of sheridan
Lake, were in the city last Monday.
Mr.. C. F. Hagar, formerly editor
of the Las Animas Democrat. prov
ed up at the land Office last Saturday.
Mrs. D. E. Cooperis attending the
State Sunday School convention a.
Boulder, together with Mrs. \. r.
Black.
Mr.. w. c. Gould, after six weeks
sickness, is able to be out again He
will resume his duties as cashier of
the Merchants State Bank i'll few
days.
We are pleased to see Mr.. w. o.
Lee on the street again. He has had
quite serious time of it. He will
be able to tend to business with his
usual vim and energy in few days.
Mr.. Dimmock, of New York. rep
resentipg a syndicate of capitalists,
was in the city last Wednesday. He
was looking up some large invest
T. c. Henry came in last Wed
nesday morning and Immediately
left for the north side. A complaint
about the water supply in the ditch
brought him. He is determined to
furnish to the farmers all the water
they can use.
Marshal Billow Is keeping the
weeds along the Santa Fe righ.-of-
way through town cut down and
has the streets and alleys in good
shape. You can always rely on the
captain doing his duty wherever he
may be placed.
Mr.. ]. d. Turner, our census
enumerator, is getting along nicely
with his work. He finds no trouble
in gettiag the questions answered.
We venture the assertion that the
report he will send in will be as neat
and accurate as any.
This fall campaign is to be an e1
citing one and in order that every
republican in the state will have no
excuse for not keeping fully posted
on the political occurrences of the
day, The Denver Weekly Times is
offered from now until January 1st,
'ol, for fifty cents. Just think of
this offer; it means nine months of
good reading and the best news re-
ports during the most exciting elect
on Colorado has ever seen.
The Times-Irrigator is being re-
moved from Lamar, and will, we
understand, next week he issued
from Granada. The Irrigator has
now the best appointed Office in the
eastern part of the state. Mr.. Nor.
ris who will be both editor and pro-
,prietor. is recogized as one of the
bright men of the profession. He is
thorough republican and hard
and effective fighter. The Granada
Exponent will be discontinued, and
its editor, Mr.. Geo. B. Merrill, will
hereafter have editorial control of
The Lamar register., 1890-06-14

TIE Womeus' Relief Corps viii
meet on the second aud fourth FRI
day of this month At the Z. A. 4.
rooms al three O'Clock p. M.
(. a. Wright, Sec.
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THE NERVE OF THE man
4 Discharged Lineman FORCES Superin-
tendent Summers Name to Checks.
He Clears SITS or SO and is About
to Start for Tacoma When
He 10 and
Locked Up.

by ti,c Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Feb. 15.-A 5::D o'clock this
afternoon a six-foot, fine looking man,
with "a long dropping brown moustache.
weighing about 10 pounds and about -
years old. called At the produce store Of
knud-en Bros, at No. IL Front street,
South Butte. and offered tn pay his bill of
Sl3. He presented n check ON the First
National hank for So, payable tn w w.
Dulin ar order. and signed apparently by
III. superintendent OF the Rocky
Mountain Telephone company. Mr.. J..
X. knuhscn. To whom the check was pre-
was told by Dulin. the name of the
stranger. that he worked for Summers.
Mr. knm,isen gave Dublin in cash
count. aud ais" "a cigar. and asked
the same Duiin called AT tin. Ar
Hart Il Drenna, and rendered William
Hart. one of the proprictors, a check for
SlO9.. 5 similar in all respects to the other.
standing board bill Of 81. MIR. Hart took
the check and gave Duiin the difference
in cash.
At o'clock MIR. Knu,isen. who has an
account at the First National bank, tclc-
phon.d there to whether MIR. sum-
messag. was returned that Mr.. Summers
had no account there. Mr.. KnuhSen
star'e', f"r The p"licS oi'i Her, About s;..
phonel To the central Office of the
telephone company at Helena and by
chance talked To MIR. Summers himself.
Mr.. Summers said that Dulin had worked
for hin, AZ u linc'nan, hut had been dis
charged some time ago and that he had
given him no checks. MIR. Hart also
started for the police office. Mr.. Kn,rds"n
reached the police office first, about 6:t5
o'clock. Officer Andy Damn was there
and "A warrant was sworn out. At 1:1d
O'Clock this officer and Mr.. Knudscu
started out tai look for that man. In :
minutes as they were passing Goldbcrg's
jewciry store i'm Main street KnudscT
aid "Tlerc il the man."
Dulin had "a brand new vali-c in his
hand, - new hat and "a ticket for Tacoma
in his pocket. He was bound for the : %
train. He was taken to the county jai
and on searching was found to have
Sl57.15 in his pockets, - gold watch in on'
of his trousers pockets aud the chain il
the other. lie had his pockets filled will
tobacco and "a new novel. He gave Officer
Daum the follow ing note for his wife. wh'
il mt South Butte:
Air.: VIII not he home fur some time. liay'
not time Ia see you. t,o.l bye.
Mr.. Duliu ctIne tn this city in August al
September, and worked as 10 incman
The furg.ri.s were poor limitations 'f th'
writing of Summers. MIR. knudscn hav
ing made the first complaint will get tn
full amount of his claim, Will" Hart vii
get the balance.
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HATTIE Hotel ARRIVAL.
,lard's Special Wir..

by the standards Special Wir..
BUTTE. Feb. 15.-At the McD.rnnott L.
Reinhcimcr. New York }. l.. Ham. Sps-
kane; j. V. Baker, Salt Lake; r.. j. DE
Moneaux, Ogden; e.. w. Muller, Ohio: }.
A. INLAND. Ohio; J. A. DAMS, Montana;
=. =. Litchficid. Montana; n. NJ. Mason,
Montana; =. Gundaker. Pocatcllo; ~.
Arnhold, San Francisco: -. ID. Chappell.
Keokuk r.. A.. Lear. Fargo; o.. North,
Montana; r. y. Schuback. Chicago; w.
Y. Pemherton. Montana; j. 4. Leck,
Montana; NJ. w. Ds.st.r. Glendale; 4. w.
Griffith. Helena; NJ. Kuhn. Ogden; j. NJ.
Ellis. san Francisco; T.. W. Bcsttti., Hell
cna: Dave Hawlcy. Helena; i. T.. Muir
ray, Boulder.
Al the 81. Nicholas }. X. Clark. Helena +;
w. u. jerks and wife. Natchitoches.. La;
Thomas -. Miles. Silver Bow. J. v.
Parker, Salt Lake Elias Storr, jr.. Bozs-
man; {. b.. Fell, Salt X w. w. Crit
I'm. Dctroit; Georg. Stewart: kctchum.
Glendale; e.. &. Clark. Collinwooal; I. e..
Helena; j. Pennington. Twin Bridges
w. a.. Blewitt and family.
At the Southern: -. A.. Sagan, Hills
boro; j. B. klink, Anaconda: r.. r.. Phil
lips. Peoria. llls.; G.. H.. Phillips. Peoria,
Ills: Mary Bozsmau. Basin: *. l.. Picks,
! Stanton. Ills; r.. W. Poets, Helena }. IA
Miller. Joliet; John thaInter~. Winnipeg
| J. 4. Gooslwcil. city.
| Al the Windsor: NJ. Carney. LeadvIllc
Colo; NJ. Cavanaugh. Helena: l.. ~. Gay
cite. Butte; j. Town.r. Chicago: J. +
Kr.zman. Wallace, Idaho; T.. J. Payer
rhilipsburg.
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MR.. HUNTERS DEMIJOHN.

And the Man who Would Have Farest
BETTER Had re Not Returned il.
Special Correspondence of the Standard.
BUTTE, Feb. l5.-Tolman wiiking
is not policy tn return empty demijohns.
Mr.. wilkins lives i'm IA CABIN ON the wclch
Hat. John Hunter ~occupics "A corral i'm
South Main street. Yesterday MIR. Will
kins, looking through the window of
Hunters corral. saw n juicy dcmijohn
within. Unable to restrain his curiosity
he climbed through the window, and ex-
aInined the contents of the demijohu.
The contents were even juicier and more.
attractive than the deInijohn. He
sampled the contents. Then then he
sampled them again. After sampling
several times he thought Of the
who had neither. juice nor .,iemi-
john. So he put the temiiohu under his
arm. climbed back out of the window and
down to his cabin. The contents were.
efT~ectually disposed of last night.
Having no use for an empty dennijolin.
Mr.: Wilkins this morning filed the jug
with pure. Silver Bow Water company
water, and started back for Hunters
corral. He had successfully replaced the
demijohn when Mr.. Hunter appeared.
Mr.. HUNTER shut down ,hc window
locked al avenues of escape, and pro
cceded to examine his demojohn. To his
joyful surprise hc found il filled. Then
he removed the cork. inclined his head
raised the jug and glued his
lips to the muzzle.
A quarter of n minute later loud erica
for police were heard from Hunters cor
raj. Officers James and McI.agRaI
quickly went Their. and found Hunter
firmly holding wilkins in his grasp. Hun
ter had "a warrant for petit larceny sworI
out against wilkins. who this afternoon
was sentenced to 13 days in Jail.
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HE WAS WILLING TO SUBSCRIBE.

Mr~. Bryant. Own Money ~"aIosnch- ss
Pay G0r Ser Burial.
Special CORRESPONDENCE of the standard.
BUTTE, Feb. 15.-Tom Bryant, the 1S-
year-old murderer, was brought into dis
trict court this afternoon. not for arraiRn-
ment hut i'm the cause of probate business
with which the court occupies itself On
Saturdays. The public administrator
told the court that h lis had been pre-
scented him for the funeral expenses at
Mrs. Bryant, and he did not know what
to do i'm the matter. d Mediation
accordingly appointed him ~ special
administrators. An ord r was then given
Mr.. Murphy by this court on Sheriff Lloyd
for the money taken from the boy.
Mr.: Murphy. presented the or.ier
to Mr.. Lloyd. but Mr.. Lloyd declined tn
turn over the money without an order
The money had been found on him
and he had acknowledged that he had
stolen i~t.although he did not admit that he
took the money from the trunk. MIR.
Lloyd stated this to- the court,and thought
~ Young Bryant was Brought into Judge
NfcHattou's presence. He was told that
money was needed for his mothers fun
money in his possession belonged tn his
mothers estate. The lad replied that the
money was partly his. and that he needed
funds for his own He was will
ing, however, To donate some of il
toward paying his mothers funeral eN-
penses. Aceo.dingly an order was made
balance i'm the sherir's hands is $3.50.
Public Administrator Murphy also has
SS3.4O. received i'm postal money orders
from Mr.. Bryant i'm Australia. Mr.. Muir
ply has appointed Mrs. Jane Green guar
dian of the two children until the arrival
of the father from Australia.
Other business transacted i'm district
court to-day was the appointments al
George =. Holbrook as administrator oi
the estate. of Edward Petit, deceased
Richard Ii. Scoble and William r. Hall
were admitted to citizenship. The
sheriff's trial will be assumed at IN O'Clock
on Monday morning.
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NOTES.

George Campbell < TO. have just added
To their popular resort "a set of private
boxes for the use of select parties.
Joe Ever is hauling brick FOR "a new
rs idence which. when completed, will be
one of the finest in Walkerville.
The latest rImor in Walkerville il to
the effect that Walker Bros. will begin
the erection of "a building on the corner of
OF Main and DAILY streets, To be used for
X purposes. Ii is understood that
institution.
Hon. Joe Clark, superintendent of the
Nioulton mines and "A cmbe of the dem
ocratic house, is i'm walkerville looking
after his business interests.
John Oats, at the Alice mine.
met with a serious accident yesterday. BY
sorne means hc got caught between the
cage and the shaft, crushing him severely.
He was taken to his residence i'm Walker
Vile where he Was attended by DIR.
Tremblay, official physician ~ the mine.
The child of James Sullivan of Center
Vile was buried to-day.
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BATTLE OF THE BIRDS.
Two COck-Giahts I'm the basement of the
Milwaukee, lBeer Hall.

hsFHf A"b
BUTTE. Feb. 100 people CHI
joyed cock-fighting i'm the basement of the
milwaukee, Beer Hall this evening. As
there is no ordinance against the sport in
Butte there was 10 interference by the
police. The first tight was "a stake fight,
catch weights. between "A brown-rcd
entered by James smith. and "a black
breasted red entered by Scotty. Both
birds were more than six pounds. the
u little the heavier. The fight
was for $50 "A side. The birds were
heeled with 1E-inch spurs. The
black received IA stroke ON the
head in the first round that weakened
him and the brown red had the hest OF
the fight. which was tame. The smaller
bird was uur~cd with brandy, hut proved
"a poor match, and after Il minutes re-
fused all offers of further battle.
The second flght was "A gamcy one. II
was "A catch weight fight betwes.n Walter
Thayer's grey and Frank Carcy's red. The
birds weighed about five pounds each. IL
was u hot fight for seven minutes, hut the
grey was cut twice and finally laid stiff
with "a broken neck. This fight was for
so IA side, and there was quite u little
money up on the side. A third fight had
been arranged and the birds were there.
but one was found much larger than tbs
other, and the owner of the small ,-ock
Withdrew his bird.