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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-20
Notice for Publication.
HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Land once at HALEY. Idaho.(

April IA, 1892
Notice 10 hereby given that the following. named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof In support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re.
ceiver at HALEY, Idaho. on May 10. 1892, Wig:
JOHN q. JAGELS,
for the MEX Sec Is, TIP. g. north Of range 26 east.
He name the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Alexander Burnett, David Burnett, James
Haney, aud Charles Heverlsnd,
All OF Antelope, Idaho.
W. T. RILEY,
Register
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A4A - nyR4GD ~
Convention

Ata meeting Of the Republican Central Com
mittee Of Alturas county. held ct HALEY on sns
10th day of March. 1892. 1t was
Ordered. That . convention Of delegates from
the several precincts Of this county be called TO
meet at HALEY, ON
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1892,
at l O'Clock p. M, to elect eight delegates 10
attend the Republican State Convention. which
his been called to meet 1t Pocatello on the bth
day Of May 1884, for the election Of six delegates to
the Republican National Convention at Minne-
apolis. which will nominate candidates for Presi.
dent and Vice President Of the United States.
The appertionment Of delegates to the County
Convention has been based upon the vote cast ct
the last general e ction for the Republican nomi.
nee for member Of Congress-giving to esch pre-
cinct at least ono delaate.
The apportionment Of delegates IL - follows:
Precincts. Delegates
Antelope ........................ .....'.
AfcO ..'.....''''''''.'''''''
Bullion. ............'.....''''''''S
Deer Creek ................'....''''o
East Eofk .........''. .........''''''''''
Efs...... .....''''''''.''.'''''.''
0alenA .......' ...............'.''''''''A
HALEY -. ....................'.''
1slano ....................'.'' ''..'''''
Aetchum ..........................
Martin ........................
Auld0on .........................
Sawtoosn ........................
Smoky ............... ..................
BY order Of the Committee.
GEO. NJ. PARSONS,
Chairman pro- tenn.
I. W. GARRETr,
Secretary.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-29
UNITED STATES COURT.

The Winfield water works case which
has occupied the attention Of the United
States court for the past four or FIVE days
was dispoed OF yesterday. Tue jury went
out night before last and after being ogt
all night aud half day. they cana in at
twelve o'clock with a verdict in favor OF
the delentient. The case was entitled
Payson &c Co., VS.. First National Bank OF
Windheld.
The case CT A X Culbertton W. Latham
ct a. was also disposed Of This was a
suit for damages, where the Frisco road
cut through farm, damaging IS acres Of
valuable farming land. The plaintiff
wanted $500 damages. The trial was
before Judge Williams and the verdict
was in favor Of The dcfeadent-
The case now on trial before jury. Is
that Of Mrs. ". J. Corner. VS.. the Rock
Island.
This IS suit for damages for injuries
sustained while riding from Wichita 10
lawrence ii July, 1874 The p.aiatifT Was
pitched head foremost 10 the srogRd by 3
sudden jerk OF the engine. and was ST toe
tine unconscious To- SIX days AID other IL
juries were sustained. The attorneys FOR
the pIsintif sre J. % Houston aud Evans
& VermiIiion represent the defendants
United States court viii b. held shis
week yet aud Will probably adjourn FEi
day night Judge williams will hold an
adjourned term OF court commencing the
second Monday n January, wssa tEe csvsI
docket Will be cleared.
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H%LT~r

the grand stand, and when he did so
shout went up that nearly raised
the roof OF the building. 1t was
joyful tidings indeed to an Arkansas val
ley crowd, for the sire of "John r. Gen
try" is no less than the famous Ashland
Wilkes. owned by H. G. Toler of this
city. When the psrentage Of the animal
became known loud calls went forth for
Ashland Wilkes. and the noble animal
was brought before the grand stand where
he received an ovation never before ac-
corded a dumb animal in this state The
demonstration must be something like the
high spirited Kentuckians gave Proctor
Knott when he made his record. The
present owner of John r. Gentry" is
John r. Gentry of Sedalia, Mo-. a son of
Major Gentry of Pettis county, the well
known breeder of sborthorn CATTLE. and
J. Z. Ramey, formerly superintend-
ent of the Toler stock farm.
The now famous steed is, as here
tofore stated. the son of Ashland
McHenry Ashland Wilkes was sired by
Red Wilkes and damned by Administra-
tor himself having n record of 2:l915. The
dam of both John Il. Gentry" and
"Myron McHeury" is Dame Wood by
Wedgewood. who was one of the greatest
horses Of his day and who has record of
2:l9 The driver Of John r. Gentry was
j. F. Ramey to whom good deal of credit
is due for the training and the condition
OF the champion" for he has been con-
stantly under Mr.. Ramey's charge since
he was five months old. The animal was
the principal subject of discussion among
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-29
kOLB-ROWAN.

! Mr. Charles L. Kolb and Miss May Row
an were I'm tied in marriage last evening
at O'Clock at the home Of the grooms
mother, Mrs. Mary E. Kolb, Rev. Mr. Sims
officiating. Mrs. c. G. Jones played a
| beautiful wedding march. Miss Lizzie
koIb and Mr.. w. J. ketchner acted as
bridesmaid and bridegroom. The house
was we'll filled with guests. Immediately
after the wedding all sat down to = sump-
tuous repast. After supper very impress
sive music was rendered by Mrs. &. G.
Jones at the organ. Mr.. Jones, guitar; MIR.
ketchner first violin; Mr.. A.Shibloin, sec
ond violin. A number of very beautiful
| and costly presents were received, among
them were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kolb, silver
tea set; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams, silver
butter bowl; Mr. W. NJ. Ketchner, silver
tea pot; Mr.. and Mrs. Hillerman, silver
pickle castor: Mr.. and Mrs. Drake. linen
tidy; Mrs. Kennedy and son, white linen
table cloth and napkins: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Richey, cuspidor; Mrs.
Williams. water set; Mr.. Will
Giles and John Mallary, Swiss clock;
Miss Minnie Drake. hand painted throne
Miss Annie Drake, fruit basket; Mr.. and
Mrs. Shibbop, dresser cover; Miss Annie
Osborn, picther; Misses Stella Chaffee.
Bertha Ashley, Mary Mayes, Olive Ashley,
OF Emporia, silver nut crackers and picks;
Miss Lizzie Kolb antique china cups and
saucers; Mrs. Mary kolb number of
beautiful presents; Master Everett Knob.
saucer set. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Miss Addie
kell, Mr.. Sherman, Edno; Mr.. John Rus
sell, Mr.. Fred Amams and Mr.. Henry
Mum.
The young couple will make their home
in Emporia and the congratuiation' Of
their many friends viii go with them.
Molhas kolb will be remem bered as an
old pioneer Of Wichita.
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the citizens should encourage the associa-
ton by more liberal patronage.
W. B. Drake of the Kansas Farmer is
attending the fair in the interest of that
paper.
f. Boyt of the Lyons Republican was
one of the callers at press headquarters
He thinks the Wichita races the finest he
ever saw in the west.
Among the newspaper callers at press
headquarters yesterday were r. Hatfield
of the Hazelton Express, NJ. o. Cissel of
the Freeport Leader, and f. c. Cline OF
the Conway Springs Star.
All the employees Of the EAGLE Office
will visit the fair in body tlis afternoon
to enjoy holiday in accordance with the
mayors proclamation
J. Campbell of the Greensburg Signal
was an interested spectator of the races
yesterday and enjoyed himself very much.
f. II. Fitzpatrick and wife OF Caldwell
were among the visitors at the races yes
terday. Mr.. Fitzpatrick is a mighty good
Judge OF horse flesh. has good horse him.
self and never fails to attend good races
when they are not too far distant from
him.
The hotels were so crowded yesterday
and last night that the leading ones had
to turn away guests.
Among the many distinguished visitors
at the fair grounds yesterday was Hon. A
w. Smith, Republican candidate for gov
ernor. He met many friends there and
enjoyed himself immensely. While he
took keen interest in the races nsverthe-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-29

The races today promise to be exciting
and full Of interest to the lovers of horse
flesh. Pet Davis is the favorite in the 2:3C
trot and sold freely against the field at the
Turf Exchange last night. There was but
very little speculation on the other races
for the reason that but very few knew the
records of the horses outside of the horse.
men themselves There will be mighty
swift track today and something very ex-
citing is liable to turn up Blue Sign will
make a very hard effort to beat her record
of 2:0S15, but it is thought by horsemen
that it cannot be done. One of the princl-
pal attractions will be three mile race
between Miss MCKINLEY and Miss Will
lams, in which they will mount fresh
horse at the end of each miis in trout of
the grand stand.
The attendance yesterday was much
better than the previous days. " was a
happy crowd too and every body who at
tended was well pleased for no one could
fail to be pleased with such excellent
races. A report circulated on the streets
that the admission fee was dollar kept
some people away. This report as a mat
ter of fact had no foundation whatever as
the admission fee was left at fifty cents
and will not be raised under any circum-
stance during the remainder of the week.
The attendance today promises to be very
large as advices from the surrounding
cities indicate big turnout from these
points.
NOTES.
Colonel Harry Lopez, the famous start
err, declares most positively that he has
never seen a finer lot of races than the
Wichita races OF this season. He thinks
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A SPECIAL NOTE.

The report has been circulated through
out the city that the Fair association was
charging 81 at the gate and so cents at the
grand stand. This is a mistake The adj
mittance at the gate is 80 cents and the
grand stand % cents. On Friday no
charge will be made for children and
throughout the fair no charge will be
made for carriages.
The program is something wonderful
The racing is superior to any ever seen in
the country and Wichita has certainly got
the fastest track in the west. Today's
program embraces some very fine features
The great Blue Sign, 2:S1(, will be driven
to beat his record. which is the race record
over regulation track. Miss Williams
and Miss Mckinney will ride three miles,
changing horses in front of the grand
stand at the end of each mile. There will
surely be great crowd at the fair today
and every good citizen should be in at
tendance.
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ADY WILL SPEAK.

Hon. ]. ". Ady. United States district
attorney for Kansas, has very kindly con
sented TO address the Republicans of
Wichita at Garfield bali Monday night on
the vital quest ions involved in Kansas
politics this year. Mr.. Ady is splendid
speaker and those who fail to hear him
will certainly miss treat, for no man IN
Kansas is more competent to enlighten a
central Kansas audience than Mr., Ady.
He knows all about the freight rate cues
ton having been for a long time on the
trail of the railways in the interest OF the
people in this line. He should be greeted
with nothing short of packed house.
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TODAY'S RACE PROGRAM.
PAc1Ne-FoALs 1s9o-s5oo.

| Onlipe. b C. by ShadelaDd Onward, dam
| by AngeIand: j. w. Curry, Aurora. Neb
| Ruby Elgin, b f, by Legal Elgin. dam
by Hoosier Boy; Layson s. Carter. Norton
vile Has.
Homa. C, by harrison Chief. dam By
| Clay Patchen; D. c. Richardson, Okla
| homa City q. I.
Tycoon. b. c. by Idavan. dam by Red
Wilkes; A. j. Hale, Beatrice. Neo.
| Stilletta, b E. by Jerome Eddy, dam By
-Jno Griffin, Hornelsville, " Y.
Plyancy, b f, by Gedwood. dam by Vol
unteer; W. H. Mckinney, Mexico. Mo.
TRoTTIyG-2:30 CLAss-sl, 900.
Mount Airy b, by Walsingham, dam
by Valunteer; A. E. Woodson, Fort Reno,
1T.
Pet Davis. m, by Crit Davis, dam by
Tuckahoe; n. r. Eye, Ollie, Ia:
P. H. Chaplin, b s. by Chapin's Egmont,
BAN by Green's Bashaw; Kiowa Stock
Farm, kiowa, kas.
Ida B. b m, bv Ashland Chief. dam by
Capt. Walker; King Hill Stock Farm, ST.
Joe. Mo.
Myron McHenry. b, BY Ashland
Wilkes. dam by Wedgewood, Toler Stock
Farm. Wichita, Kas.
Jack Cade, b b. by Coriando, dam by
Robt. McGregor; VIM. Clemmons, Waldo,
kas.
Lord Palm, b, by Mambrno Startle,
dam by Thos. jefferson; A. q. Shepard,
Marysville. kas.
Macduff, b Z. by Fergus McGregor, dam
by Judy O'Cann; X. l. Lee, Topeka, kas
Elsie S. ca m. by Superior, dam by Danl
Lamber; Dubois Bros, Denver. Col
Elsie Sprague, cb m, by Round Sprague,
dam by Belmont; John NJ. Grant, Oswego,
Kan
BERTHE r. b m by Wilkomont. dam by
Red Eagle; John r. Gentry. Hughesville,
Mo.
Eddie Hayes, blk C. by Chas. Godfrey.
dam by Tippo Bashaw; Edward Pyle,
Syracuse, Neb.
Domineer, b b, by Red Wilkes. dam by
Star Almout; H. G. Harvey. Eureka, Kan.
Maude, N, by Clay Cadmus, dam by
st. Lawrence; B. +. Saggard, Sweet
Springs, Mo.
Mussette, m. by McCurdy's Handle
tonian dam by Mambrino Patchen; j. NJ.
Mcintosh, Marietta, GA.
Pilgrimage. b b, by Egbert, dam April
Fool; j. X. Hastie, Wellington. Kan.
PACING-2:1S CLAsS-S1, 900.
Black Dick, blk b, by Black Dick, dam
by DIR. Herr; Charles Dando, Springfield.
Mikado, g, by Maxim. dam by
Alex Lewis, Winslow, Arizona.
w. w. p, CHI G, by Ben Lomond, dam by
Martinez; BuBos Bros. Denver, Col.
Daisy c., m, by Jim Wilson, dam by
Legal Tender; Laysen & Carter, Norton
vile, Kan.
Blue Sign, b g. by Ensign, dam by Will
sons Blue Bull; J. Hoffhines, Leon, Ia.
Prince T., G, by Climont. dam by Un.
known; Adam Thompson, Omaha, Neb:
TEoTTIN-2:33 CLAsS-S500.
Freddie. &, by ALERT. dam by;
W. f. Taggart, Rich Hill, Mo.
Billy Young. br b, by Joe Young, dam
by Patchen: Fox Winnie. Newton, Kan.
Aicolyte. b h, by Onward. dam by Eg-
mont: w. f. Campbell, kiowa, Kan.
Lady B., b N, by Warwick Boy, dam by
Hambletonian Prince; John Griffin, Hor-
nellsville, N. Y.
Emolita, b M, by Sealskin Wilkes. dam
by Almont Pilot; Z. A. Smith, Lawrence,
Kan.
Fairywood, C, by Son of Nutwood, dam
by Fairy Gift; Edward Pyle, Syracuse,
Neb.
Pat, b g, by Fortunatus, dam by -;
j. +. Kinney, Oswego, Kan.
Bessie Allen, m, by Dresden, dam by
Green's Bashaw; Kiowa Stock farm
kiowa, Kan.
Westbrook, blk h, by Patchen Wilkes,
dam by Joe Young; D. NJ. Greene. Pea
body. Kan.
Helen H., b m. by Earl, dam by Thorn
dale; Henry Smith, David City, Neb.
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horsemen last night all OF whom predicted
a great future for him on the race track
There were three entrees in the race and
only two starters viz "Jemel Mccoy by
Magnet, dam by son of Corbins Bashaw
and owned by Dubois brothers of Denver
Colorado and John Il. Gentry" The
latter won three straight heats the purse
being for $1,000 The first heat was made
in 2:22sL, the second in 2:20Js and the third
in 2l4
The second race WAS a trot, 2:l9 class.
for purse OF $1,000 There were three
entries and three starters, viz: Nina Med
ium, by Riley Medium, owned by j. R
Campbell of Elkhart. Ind; Turk, by
Coreander, owned by r. l. Lee OF Topeka,
and Newsboy, by Brentwood. owned by
Edward Pyle of Syracuse, Neb. This was
a very exciting race from the start, and
particularly exciting when Newsboy won
the second heat. There was some talk
about jobbery, but what was in it could
not be positively ascertained. The drivers
used pretty hard language, which the
judges reprimanded severely, but still a
number of persons who had probably
dropped some money on the heat winked
their other eye ana said the wrangling be
tween the drivers was play. There WAS
no room for any suspicion of jobbery on
the other two heats, for Turk made them
decisive The summary is as follows:
Nina Medium Kinney. 5
Turk" theetsl, ...-........-...........l ) !
Newsboy pyle (....---...---...........2 /
Time: 2:2ol4, a:l7ii. 2:le.
Inis CHE 2:l71. timel is said to be fastest
time ever trotted over a regulation track
il Kansas. Ii was certainly very exciting
race ana one upon which good deal of
money was staked.
The third race was trot. 2:S' class for
purse Of $500. Il TOO was great race and
WAS participated in by eight good horses,
viz; Emolfta. by Seslskin Wilkes. owned
by f. A Smith OF Lawrence, kas; J. I
So, by Prince Dictator. owned by Ward
Huntingdon of Hiattviile. kns; Dave H
by Messenger Chief, Jr., owned by Holmes
Il Son of Winfield; Marion c, by Corsair,
owned by W. I. Shepherd of Hutchinson:
Pauline FL, by hidnapper, owned by If
Steinkerchner OF Newton; Bessie Allen, by
Dresden, owned by Green Bashaw of
kiowa; Myron McHenry, by Ashland
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AFTER BIG MONEY.
Colonel Lewis Will 1ry 30 Get Some English
Capital for America.

A dispatch from Washington dated yes
terday says: Colonel III. W. Lewis. OF
Wichita, has been here for some days
looking after some important business
matters. He leaves within a week for
London, for the purpose of trying to inter
est London capital in an Arizona irriga-
ton scheme The colonel is we'll known
in financial circles IN the west, and spends
very little time on small things. He Is
not making the trip for small concern.
He is after about So. 900 600 ready cash.
and no compromise will be considered
that will cut it down below 81, 500. GOO
The few days spent here have been for
the purl ose of securing the best of in
aorsements with which TO lombard Lom-
bard street. He has strong letters from
the secretary of the treasury, secretary Of
state, Secretary Wannamaker, Attorney
General Miller and also letters from men
in New York City we'll known III financial
circles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-29

Yesterday was great day on the Wich-
tia race track, for an event happened that
will be talked about today among race
horse men in every nook and corner of the
United States. rs far as the telegraph
reaches. The event referred to is no more
nor no less than the breaking of the race
record of the world by John r. Gentry"
3-yearold son of Ashland Wilkes who
paced a mile in the third heat of the pacing
race in 2:14 and made the last half mile in
loo. Starter Harry Lopez could hardly
wait for the decision of the judges to con-
vey the joyful tidings to the patrons of
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Wilkes. owned by Toler Stock Farm, and
McGregor Wilkes,by Robert Wilkes,
owned by E. p. Fuller of David City.
The Syupyparv Of he raou ir foI1orv..

Thls was mighty good race and had it
not been for a mistake made by the driver
of NJ. ron McHenry in pocketing him in
the first quarter he would probably have
won the first heat This mistake delayed
him at least 300 feet and as it was he
came in fourth and was advanced to
second place on account Of McGregor and
Bessie Allen getting off their fsae.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-29
FiLLEY COMING.

Hon. Chauncey L Fiiley, the noted Re
publican leader of Missouri for years, will
speak in Garfield hall in this city next
Wednesday night and it is expected that
an immense crowd will turn out 10 hear
him. Mr. Eilley is one Of the best speak
ers in the entire country. and is regarded
as one of the most convincing speakers in
the west He viii talk altogether on ma
tionhl issues
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-29

how he does kick on the slightest provoca-
ton. When be once gets the inside track,
it is pretty hard to drive him away from il.
Most all the prizes were awarded for ex-
hibits yesterday.
Even the ladies got excited over yester-
days races. One prominent lady in soci-
ETY. circles in this city heard Kiowa man
offering to bet IS on Newsboy aud immedi-
ately she pulled out her purse, and. in the
choicest race-course vernacular, informed
him that he was her "huckleberry." She
won the five"
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less the most OF his spare time was put In
among the blooded stock
Oae of the men who is making q for
tune at the fair is the man with the big
wheel. 1t was reported tina; re cleared
over g 600 yesterday alone.
Frank Shelley and W E Campbell both
we'll knowd hoEsemen ot kio~a were con.
spicuous figures on the race track yestsr-
day.
Captain Malett Of Joplin, Mo-, formerly
OF Wellington. was conspicuous figure
in the timers stand yesterday, Mr. Msle,t
has very warm corner II bis heart for
good horse race.
Colonel Harry Lopez finds it necessary 70
read the riot act to the drivers and when
he does he gives il TO them in no uncer.ain
way. They generally pay attention to
what he says
Kinney is one of, if not entirely, the
bes: driver on the track, bat, Oh, gracious
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-29
APPOINTMENTS.
Dates, Places aud speakers Appointed for tn
Month OF September.

September 81. Furley, C. II. Brooks and P. A,
Rohrbaugh.
September @, Vandergrif, S. H., It. c. Will
Son and H. l.. Gordon.
September %, Sedgwick, o. II. Bentley and
s. 7. banner.
September p, Cheney, G, w. Clement and
j. w. Adams.
September "a. Clearwater, A. r. Museller
and j. i. Howard.
September 2s, OatviIe. O. g. Eckstein J. w.
Adams aid Sen. o. II. Bentley.
Septem Der 70, Bentley, w. s. Morris and J..
T. Henley.
September "a, Garden Plain, r Hatfield and
j. r. Sites
September 90 Annes, A. r. Museller and T.
w. Sargent.
September %, Park S. H, j. w. Henley and
G. w. G. Jones.
September 30, Andale, w. S. Norris and B.
y. Keenan,.