Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-23
STILL SHOOTING.
A Big Day For Local Gunners-Glenn
Gets the Eighty Dollar Gun
A Large Attendancs.

was continued until 6 O'Clock and at
that time five of the matches had
beeu settled with six more to come
of today.
Match No. was for five singles
aud three pairs Peoria blackbirds.
entrance 80 cents; birds extra.
First Prize-One automatic ham,
merless revolver, 3S Cal, donated
10y Strowbridge, Bodman & Co..
value Sl2; one whip donated by +.
>. LampOrt, value S5, aud AZ per
cent of entrance money.
Second Prize-1OO cigars, donated
by c. w. Hellenhrand, value 81;
one pair slippers, donated by
Krausse Bros, value So, and 80 per
cent entrance money.
Third Prize-5O cigars, donated by
Q. A. Smith, value S., 100 prize
shells, donated by the Peters Cart
ridge Co., value So, aud 20 per cent
SuJIdnC6 money.
Fourth Prize-50 cigars, donated
by Smith & Steiner, value S5, and 10
per cent entrance money.
Fifth Merchandise, don6t-
ed by Gilbert & Patterson, value 50.
Long broke II birds in IL chances.
There were twenty-four entries in
this contest as follows: Farlow, Z;
Moore, s; Gabrielson, 8; Hughes, 10;
Fletcher, 10; Rauert, Z; Griffith, 6;
Taylor, 5; Kiblee, 8; Pogue, 6; Howe,
3; Burrell, 8; Turner, 6; w. L. Jones,
o; Conn, A; Childs, 8; Rohr, 7; Wy
CANT, 8; Ford, 7; Glenn, 7; T. B.
Jones, 5; Long, IL Lafollett, 8; w.
Z. Jones, 7.
In match No. fifteen birds were
used which gave each gunner fifteen
chances. The following prizes were
Iiven iu this contest:
Entrance so oents; birds exrta.
First Prize-Silver smoking set,
donated by S. w. Thompaon h Co.,
value Sl5, and 40 per cent entrance
money.
Second Prize-100 cigars, donated
10y Westacott & Irwln, value 81, and
50 per cent entrance money.
Third Prize-One pair slippers,
donated by Krausse Bros, value So;
100 prize shells, donated by the
Peters Cartridge Co., value So, and
20 per cent entrance money.
Fourth Prize-5G cigars, donated
by Brooks & Legg, value $5, and 10
per cent entrance money.
Fifth Prize-5lbs coffee, and 5lbs
lnackeral, donated by Sroat & Gile,
value So.
Twenty.three entries were made
as follows: Hughes, IA; Lafollet, 8;
Burrell, 10; Rauert, IL; Moore, 8;
Howe, 8; Deyoe, 8; Isom, 10; w. F.
Jones, 8; Wygant, IL; Turner. IL;
Pogue, II; Conn, 10: Baker, 8; Ga
brielson, IL; ChIlds, ID; Long, Is;
T. B. Jones, IL; Fletcher, Is; W. L.
Jones, 6, Taylor, IL; Glenn, IA, Bas-
sett, s.
The tenth match was next taken
up with sixteen contestors in the
ring for which 70 cents entrance fee
was paid; birds extra.
First ze-Meerschaum smoking
set Or pipe, donated by Simons Cigar
House, value $40; 200 prize shells,
donated by the Peters Cartridge Co.,
value Sc, and 40 per cent entrance
money.
Second Bamboo fishing
rod, donated by A, H, Forstner q
Co., value $40; 100 standard "a. B"
shells, donated by the Selby Smelt-
ing and Lead Co., value So, and 80
per cent entrance money.
Third Prize-Oder case, donated
10y Geo. f. Good, value So; 100 prize
shells, donated by the Peters Cart
ridge Co., value So, and 20 per cent
entrance money.
Fourth Prize-Mens hand sewed
shoes, donated by VIM. Brown &
Co., value 81. so; so standard IA. B."
shells, donated by the Selby Smelt-
ing aud Lead Co., value Sl.5O, and
10 per cent entrance money.
Fifth Prize-One silk hat, donated
by w. F. Boothby & Co., valne 81;
so prize shells, donated by the Peters
Cartridge Co., value 81 80.
Those who entered were: Hughes,
s; Howe,IS; Childs, Z; Reuert, Z;
Ford, S: Bassett, A; Burrell, 7; w. l..
Jones, 8; Fletcher, 8; Conn, 7; Tur-
ner, 10; Pogue, 7; Gabrielson, 8;
Taylor, 5; Glenn, 8.
Match seYen was the first this
morning and was long contest,
there being 500 shots to make. The
following prizes were given, the
best of which was won by C. Glenn,
of this city in a score of % in 25
chances: Entrauce 81 so; birds extra.
First Prize--One l.. c. Smith,
hammerless duck and trap gun, do
mated through Brooks a. Harritt,
value, $50. Won by Glenn.
Second Prize-One sole leather