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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26
Look out for my price list Jan.
Il 1906 Ghas Rocker

Look out for my price list Jan.
1st 1896. Chas. Rocker.
The Duke Of Wellington said that
the first thing he learned from his mother
was the Lords Prayer. Late in life he
said, at is the most sublime Of compost
TONS"
Wanted, girl who under
stands housework. Enquire at
Enterprise office at once.
-Mohammed revered his mother and
inculcated similar reverence in his teach
ings.
Cakes for holiday feasts at
Rockers.
--Confucius commands children to
reverence and obey their parents, and es-
pecially to love their mothers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26
Why will You Cough7

DR.. Kearby, your druggist asks you
why? You can be SO easily cured
Three doses OF Begg's Cherry Cough
Syrup will relieve you at once. We
guarantee every bottle and no monkey
work.
LADIES, ask to see those love-
ly Comforts ut Hilfiker's, made by
the Ladies Society of the M. E.
Church. They're elegant. Prices
reasonable.
Some one having a safe driv-
ing horse they wish kept this win
ter for his use should call at tho
Enterprise Office. Horse will be
given good care and light work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26
CHURCH NEWS.

Miss Effie Webster will lead tho Ep-
worth League Sunday evening.
The NJ. E. church is now most COM
fortably heated by new furnace. The
plant was not costly but is quite effective.
The Baptist, Presbyterian and Metho-
dist Sunday Schools all observed Christ
mas in the usual way-with generous
distribution of fruits, confectionery, etc.
The children all had splendid time.
The farmers Of the Rocky Ford
country should universally become inter
ested in the beet sugar enterprise. We
do not comprehend the immense import
ance such a factory would be to the VAL
ley. 1t would givd MS a steady prosper
ity such as could be conferred by no
other one industry. But to secure it will
require the cooreretion OF the farmers Of
a large proportion Of the country tribu-
tury to Rocky Ford. The great invest
ment required will not be made until our
farmers demonstrate their ability and
willingness to furnish the enormous sup
ply Of beets required to keep the plant in
successful operation. Hence, we hope
the public meeting soon to be called will
be attended by all our farmers and that
they will enthusiastically pledge their
aid in forwarding the enterprise.
-Recker has the best line Of
Fancy crackers,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26
FORECLOSURE SALE.

Tho s. E. quarter of Soc. II. Township "a,
Range 81, one mile and a half west OF the
School House In Rocky Ford 10 shares Of Of
alfalfa; small house. stable, etc. 1t will be
sold at the fremont street door of Court
House in Arapahoe County to pay mortgage
of 4p6.55, subject to q mortgage OF H,S0.OO
due April lst, 1897. For further particulars
inquire Of G. g. Ament.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26
Largest stock-least EXPENSE
will give you the benefit of it ;
Jan. LIST 1886. Chas Rocker. =


Mrs. W. B. Meek, who resides Il
Camptonville, Cal, says her daughter
was for several years troubled at all
times with severe cramps in tho stomach,
and would be in such agony that it was
necessary to call in physician. Hav-
ing read about Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy she con
cluded to try it. She found that it al
ways gave prompt relief. Itw seldom
necessary to give tho second dose. at
has not only sayed lis lots of worry and
time," she says, "but also doctor bills.
It is my opinion that every family should
house." For salo by E. w. Kearby.
The finest stock OF goods to be found
in the country is to be found at DR..
Kearby's. He also has secured the sale
of Beggs' Family Medicines. Every:
bottle warranted. They will give you
satisfaction.
MONEY to loan on good real
estate security on reasonable
terms. Call on or address G.. G.
Ament & Co., Rocky Ford, Colo.
throat. Any ordinary case may
besu.s d in one night by applying Cham
berlaIn Pain Balm as directed with each
bottle. This medicine ls also famous
for it's cures of rheumatism, lame back
and deep seated and muscular pains,
For sale by E. w. Kearby.
Investigate the dairy business
and you'll be patron of the
creamery.
Wife-Here's an account Of a man
who shot himself rather than suffer the
f,f ind Nt4
fooll Why didn't he take De Wits Lit
tie Early Risers? used to suffer as
bad as he did before commenced tax
ing these little pills. E. w. Kearby.
Begg's German Salve-"The perfect
ointment'-h cured thousands. One
box is sufficient to cure any ordinary
case of piles and only costs % cents. IL
relieves at once. DIR. kearby keeps it, "a
well as all other reliable medicines.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26
Club Rates For Leading Publication.

We have made arrangements with pub
fishers throughout the United States
whereby we can furnish any Of tho prin-
cipal magazines and newspapers at the
lowest club rates. Those OF our readers
wishing any periodical published in tho
Union should see us before making the
order, as we can save them money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26
IT. s,,I,.s 9; LANR p ,ssE OFFICE, Pueblo c0lo.'

TT 9. LAND OFFICE, Pueblo, Colo,
lJs October Is, 1895.
Complaint having been entered at this Of
nce by william B. Baldwin against Francis
G. CurranS for failure TO comply with law as
to Timber-Culture Entry No. 2aS7 dated Apr.
u. 1887. upon the e. u N: 3. 4 N. 3. Z:
See: Is. Twp 2s Range 81 ": IN Otero county
entry; contestant alleging that claimant
wholly failed during the third year after entry
ending April q. $500, and during all subse-
quent years thereafter. to comply with the
requirements Of tho Timber Culture laws,
anidavit OF contest, viz: July 81. 1906.
Now therefore, the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Once on the 4th
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
Mark Z Blunt JOHN ]. KEY.
Attorney for Contestant. N-0 Receiver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26
The Most Wonderful Pill.

They relieve where all others fail.
They are called Begg's Little Giants, and
are rightly named. Remember the name
and call for them at the best store III
town. DR.. Kearby keeps them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26
Rocky Ford Ditch.

The annual meeting Of the
Rocky Ford Ditch Co. will be held
on Monday January 13th.next at
2 Pm. FRANK BINGHAM,
Pres.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26
Dairying Means Prosperity.

The following from the Long
mont Register indicates the
growth of the dairy interests in
communities where a fair trial is
given. We trust that the patron
age extended the Rocky Ford
creamery will in time demand new
facilities the same as at Long
mont. There's money in milk for
our farmers:
"The Longmont Creamery COM
pany are receiving so much milk
and cream that they have about
resolved to put in another sepera-
tor, as with the present facilities
they cannot handle SO much i'll so
short time. And as for dispos-
ing of their product they tell, us
they could disclose of four times
as much butter as they now do, If
they could manufacture it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26

For nuts and candies 60 to
Chas. Rockers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26

w OF TIE W. Rocky Ford Camp No. 1876.
Meets every Wednesday evening in Masonic
HALL G. A. EICKEEs.
j. G. FouLKE, Clerk. &C.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

A +. & A. NJ. st. John Lodge No. Is.
Meets on tho first and third Thursdny oven-
ing in each month. +. J. Smith.
G. ii. WINCHELL, SEQ. W. N.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26

Beggs Tropical Oil will euro Rheuma,
tism, Sprains, Bruises and all deep seated
diseases where n powerful linimeEt is re.
quired. Give it trial and you will use
no other. 1t acts like magic. DR.. Kenr.
by hus it for sale and wprrants every
bottle.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs, Valley Lodge
N No. 83.
evening. +. Y. HAUCK,
l.. N. HENDRICKs, X. OF Il. and 8. &C.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26

(NHURCH OF CHRIST.
" REV. +. d. EUBAFK. Pastor.
Services zach alternate Sunday at Swink
Hotel Hall.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26

n A. II. Wadsworth Post No, %.
Meets on the second and fourth Fridays in
each month. G. W. FBsLAsON,
c. M. Robins, AdJt, p. q.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26

CATHOLIC CHURCH,
~ REV. FATHER BuANO, Pastor.
Services the first Sunday in each month.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26

-Hillfker will not furnish
picture tickets during the 10 to 40
per cent. cut in the next 30 days.
De Wits Little Early Risers 10. bill
iousness, indigestion constipation. A
small pill, prompt cure. f. w. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26

If you have friends or relatives visiting you
or II you are going on a visit outside the
county, or II any personal or society event
comes under your notice, you are invited to
communicate tho facts to tho Enterprise,
either In person or by postal card. By 10 do
ing you will confer a favor and help US Rll
this column with desirable local news.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-12-26

M Il. CHURCH. REV. II. NJ. MAYO. Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at II o'clock a, m,
and 1880 y; m; Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening. Sunday Schoo. at 10 a. M. EpwOrth
League Sunday at 6}O p. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-18
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG.
The Democrats and thr rair Election
ISIS Other, Notes.

Especial Dispatch to the VirginanD
petersburg. Va, Sept. 1.-THE Dem
ocratic executive committee OF binwld-
die met at the county court house yes
tGiday ana fixed Saturday. the 18th day
OF October nest. as the day TO hold pre-
cuSt meeting; to elect delegates to
the county convention TO he hold on the
following Monday at tho ouny court
h"uSs. which WIN nominate L candidate
iUr til" House uf DELEGATES from thnt
county. Am )u: thOs" spoken of IN con
n""ti"n with the nomination are
M"SsrS. :. NJ Orcain and r. T.. Clarke
mass meeting of the citizens OF
IlinwiGdi" county, who are for ~ fair
election Will be held at the county
courthouse ON September @uth at II
o'clock FOR the purpose of organizinp
and to decide upon Il candidate for tho
Hous" Of Delegates
Tho opening sermon bcfor" the Ports
mouth District Baptist Association.
which conNrnrs al Sycamore church.
southampton county on the 2ith inst.
Will be preached by Rev y. ~ Duua
way. of Churchlund. Among the most
important matters to be discussed at
this session OF the Association will he
that in reference To missions ana cdu-
cation.
KaIic, little daughter Of Rev. \.
j. Fristoc. pastor Of the Second BAPTIST
church. in this city fell from a tree
III its parents yard, on Wythe street.
Yesterday afternoon and was very
painfully injured. The child was r.u-
dered unconscious by the fan ana ala
no appear To remember anything that
had occurred during the day. II is
feared that she is suffering from con
c"ssi"n OF the brain Her condition to-
day was thought somewhat improved.
Mr. ". H. G.ittleloEn. widely
known citizen Of this place. whose III
ness has already been announced. died
this m2rnins. Death resulted from
iauudico.
Alr. Henry Bond ard MIR. NJ. Il. Davis.
of Norfolk are in the city.
Mr. Robert H. Gerccltc. Of Diuwiddic
county, received Il telegram to-day an
n"un"ing tn critical illness of his
hroth"r-in- law. Mr. James pickcrsun.
AZ NcWuo", News, for whicn place Mr.
Gcrccke left tonight
MI Julius Sicrcrt. Jr.. OF this city.
and Miss Nohect Williams. of Roam
ohe. were united in marriage to-day at
tn" home OF the bride. the groom is n
son OF Ail julius Seibcrt a wcll-ltnown
citizen 1l 'hia place, ana The bride. who
formerly resided ia Norfuli, Is a mos;
attractive yomm@ lady The couple ar
rived here tonight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-18
Sons OF Veterans.

Knoxville. Tenn, Sept. 17.-Fifteen
thousand people from a distance wit
messed the grand parade to-day given
IN honor of the battlefield encamprnent
OF the Sons Of Veterans Thesparade
moved promptly at 10 O'Clock from
North Knoxville. Captain William Rule
editor OF the Journal, was chief mar
shal. Captain Alex Wilson chief of
stan and prominent citizens were mar
shaiH and aides. The city was elabo-
rately decorated. The parade was the
largest ana most imposing event wit
messed in Knoxville.
FIRST came pla toon of mounted Of
icers, the chief marshals and assist
ants; carriages: Governor Mckinley.
OF ohio. and staff; Governor Upham,
or Wisconsin, and staff; Governor
Woodbury., of Vermont. and staff:
Past Commander in Chief LawIer and
star; uniform rank knights of Py-
thias; grand commander Sons of Vete.
rams and delegates from nearly every
state in the union; q. a. r. Veterans;
University of Tennessee cadets and
faculty; Knoxville Legion and Marble
CITY Guards: fire Department. school
boys brigade; lodge and military
bands.
Receptions We're rendered the Gov
ernors this afternoon and they left
tonight for Chattanooga to attend
the Chickamauga Park dedication.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-18
ATLANTA EXPOSITION
Halt The HatIonS Of the Earth Represented
in the Opening Procession.
WILL Be A GRAND AND IMPOSING AFFAIR
Tn" Exhibits are NcnrI, AiIin place.
ana when the i;uiIdInus nrc
Thrown Open They VIII Present u
Gorgeous Appearances President
Cleveland Will Touch the Huttor.

Atlanta. Ga. Sept. l7.-To-morrow morn
lhS at o'clock til" gates of th., Cotton
states ana International ENpositinn ,yiu
or thrown open Tor 10 days tin Tho b.lIs II,
the chimes tower toll tho kmcm of tho dy-
i'E year. the exposition viii be np.u to The
people of the world. Tho formal ornnJnr
VIII be attended by impusinr ceremonies
iihli Inc nations of the earth viii b, ron
resented in the procession during the day
ana the more prominent Speakers nf mo
country VIII address tho multitude that
gathers in the auditorium to witness. thr
formal inaugural exercises.
Preparations for the event have been i'm
progress at the grounds all dav. Tb. rrn,,t
OF tn" administration building has, been
completed and All OF the debris has brru
'leared away. All of the buildings with
IN" exception OF those of tn" states of
pennsylvania, New York. Illinois and Mas
sachusetts have been completed. leaving
Only some small berths In course, of ,rrr-
tion around the grounds. Ninc-tonths of
IN" EXHIBITS are in place and when the
buildings ar" thrown open gorueous
sight Will be presented
an imposing procession, commanded bv
Colonel w l. Kellogg. L. : A.. viii
move TO the grounds at noon from =
rcini IN the center OF the city. comprisinr
the Washington artillery OF New Orleans.
the ftith regiment Of regulars. the sixth
r"NiIncnt of Georgia voluntcehs. the Third
regiment of Georgia volunteers. tho At
lahta artillery and Il battalion OF cavalry.
At tho grounds addresses Will bc dcIiv-
cred 10y President 9. \. Collier. Mrs. 10
scph Thompson president of tho vomnn's
board Booker r. Washington tcolurcdD.
Mayor Porter King, Hon. George Brown.
representing the Governor, and Judge l2m-
cry Spcer.
The ARRANGEMENTS for touching the but
put IN from Buzzards Bay, the telegraph
station for Gray Gables, the home of Pres
idcnt Cleveland, and another wire has been
put in from the auditorium to the ma
chlncry building. When the time for touch
ing III" button arrives the wires will bc
cleared and an operator In the auditorium
Will notify another operator at Gray Ga
hl"s. tn" wire running into machinery
building has been connected with two
electric machines attached to valves ON
the big Frick engine which drives the
shaftng OF the machinery ana the valve
on tn" largest water pump. As soon as
tn" President closes the electric current
the valves win he opened and steam will
pour into the engines. As thcy begin to
act the engineer in the building will open
an the engines and start every Inuchinc in
the hall
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-18
THE DURRANT TRIAL
He Is Being Slowly Taken to The Emanuel
Church Door by The Prosecution.
THE GIRLS RINGS IN EVIDENCE.
The Tracks Of the Prisoner Have
h"cn Closely Followed ana He HAS
=" Far Been Traced 10 the Mission.
The Defense Say That they Will
Clear Kim In Three Minutes.

/ san Francisco. Sept. 17.-Slowly the
prosecution Is taking Theodore Dur
ant up To the Emmanuel Church door
WIN bianch Le!nont. Another long
,eI Wa taken Yesterday and the two
traced To the "Mission"--to the corner
OF either Valencia and F,yenty-first
streets Or Valencia and Twcnty-second
streets
" they got off the car at Twenty-sec-
ond street they were within three ,lun-
dred feet of-the church fnor. Now the
next movement III the progression VIII
undoubtedly be to bring out the tes-
'imony OF Martin Quinlan, who soys he
!ylW Lnrr;tnt and the young lady at
.3,.Wehty-Second and Bartlett tsreets.
hen will probably come the story of
Mrs. l.eakr, who saw them enter the
chufch. and to the reluctant tale of
ofSanist KING. to whom Durrant flt,s-
,.red ana said ne hal been overcome
by gus
After this there is strl the n,wn-
oIokef story %! the attempt 10 pawn
nc deaI girls iings and the)9Gher bits
p' curroborutire evidence 70 bolster up
the main case
Ana after all that is owe. the de-
tense VIII begin the work Of tearing
The whole fa brio 10 pieces: of rcndinv
'he chain INK from link ofs proving in
lloCrhcc IN the face ofian :appearafloe of
CUNT, or of leaving the 'wifnip cage be-
1, St"uIed with doubt and conjecture.
- - ~ l i'icfucieUBe, In the fuGe
OF hil that is Billed up against ther, nro
,iHS ana confident we will clear
hInl III three minutes" is an expression
said To have been dropped by one of
them.
Yesterday was notable as showing.
Lawyer Deuprey in the character OF
cfosS-eNhminer. Hitherto General pick-
cfSpn has borne this burden and work.
cH haid to pick flaws and accnnI,inte
itco3Isistenciosi i,l. the stories told byl
ne Prosecutors witnesses. Dckcrson
Is persistent and logged, but he does
not fire up much. He is not pyrotech-
nc With the mild mannered district
utl hney on one side and rDickersou, on
the ether, there are few objections or
Interruptions ana very little fighting
with the court.
lut WIN old Mrs. Crosett was
brought on i'm the afternoon, supunrt-
eu on the arm of her son, Deuprey fed
oNr into Dickcraon's place and prcpar-
cu 10 make things interesting. He did.
lfriorc the day was over he had bcca mo
quilc angry, had rather roughly bad
S"feu the oldslady and had been sharp
~ reprmandad by tn court. He entered
ShlppN objection to the reDrimands
noted an exception to it. and altogether
put considerable life into the case. Al
sensation was looked for when IL was
ieporied that Mrs. r. Holland, the
sweet pea girl" would take the
stand that she was in Durrant's COM
lihy on the day OF Blancnc Lamortt's
murder. but, like many other similar re-
ports II hasproVcd to be without foun.
Gation.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-18

the Republicans Of the Empire State
for the Presidency of the United States
and the loyal and unstintod support of
New York is pledged to him
Whan the reading of the report was
concluded. John r.. Milhollnnd offered a
minority report containing two propo-
stions. one favored the enhancement
of the State Connittoc. and the other
was an excise plank. William \. Suth-
erland, OF Rochester, Il mcmbcr of
the committee on resolutions. moved
'hlt Millolland's rc2or; lie on the Ia
BILE.
rho motion was thcr put. and there
seemed to bc more noes thun aNCs. hIt
Chairman Lcxow said the motion was
carried. There We're murniurs of dis
content with the ruling heard War
nor Miller then took the rocr and ar
Eucd for II plank for sabbath obscrv-
3ncc.
at 5:52 Hamilton r'ieh made motion
To proceed to tn" nomination OF can
didatcs. His motion was adopted and
the names of Judge CclcIoa r. Martin.
Of Bingham; Supreme Court Justices l.
{. WillilmS. Jesse johnson. Henry 4
Chids, William T.. Adams were placed
in nomination for associate Justice.
Court OF Appeals
Tie first ballot was without result
Judge Martin was nominated ON sec
ond ballot and the nomination was
mad" unanimous. There was a Siin OF
ttlI'l Nnr!l. Ut ~ CLOCK, Edmund l..
Fitts of Orleans. moved that the entire
Old ticket hc nominated uu a single
ballot Frank liscoCk objected ana
urged that the usual order be followed.
He was swept aside and the rcsomti,,r
was carried with a hurrah and the
incumhentS Will again 80 before the
public: For judge Court of Appeals.
&. y. Martin. OF Rroomo; for Secretary
of state. John NJ. Palmer. of Albany:
for Comptroller. James A. Roberts. of
Erie; for Treasurer, a. Is Cul.in ur
warren; for Attorncy-Gcncral. Theo-
dor" T.. Hancock. of Onandaga: Tor
state Engineer, Campbell W. Adams.
of oneida.
resolution empowering the state
COMMITTEES To ill all vacancies &C.
curing on the Stat" ticket Nfts .iurtci
and at 40 J.. IN. the convention nd-
iOurnod sine die
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-18
ARE THEY FlLlBUSTERING.
che Spanish Consul AT Key west.
Fla. Think Thcy Are.

New Orleans, Sept. l7.-Thc Times
Democrats Key West special says:
1T is stated on reliable authority that
an expedition consisting OF several hun
dred we'll equipped men left there at
, o'clock Sunday morning for the KEYS.
where they are to meet a vessel that
VIII take them 10 cuba. For the past
several days many Cubans have been
arriving there. ana their actions have
led the United States and Spanish au-
thoriti"s To believe they were nlibustcr-
crs. These Cubans have all mystevi-
ously disappeared.
The Spanish consul cabled his sus-
pcionS TO Havana ana the gunboat
Condo Nrnadito, of Allanca notoricty,
has arrived TO head of the expedition.
The air is full of hlibustcring rumors
and tn" arrival Of the gunbOat greatly
excited the Cubans. The guubuat left
To- cruise among tho Keys ana to inter
ccpt, If possible. the nllbusterers while
they are trying 10 cross the gulf There
is little DOUBT that it has been arranged
for an expedition 10 sail
St Louis, Mo. Sept I7-For moro
than a week a Cuban giving the name
of SenOr Enrique Mora has bcen in this
city FOR the purpose. it is said, OF enlist
ing men for service in the Cuban rebel
lion
he approached Buck Taylor. the
Western scout and ranger, who Is in the
city. and made Il cash Offer TO him If
Ii" would equip band OF rangers to go
to Cuba ana fight against Spain's army.
When questioned by a reporter, Buck
Taylor said:
II have got a contract now 10 furnish
a lot OF men for Texas ranches. and if
after they get there these men want 10
80 to Cuba and fight, there's no way |
could prevent it. After they reach
Texas have no further control Of them
Already | have had 50 many appllca-
tions for enlistment that had to leave
the exposition yesterday TO avoid them"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-18

pole Sir Walter was Il length and half
speed little, and at the thrcc-eighths
In front OF Rey el Santa Anita he only
head in front of Henry of Navarro.
While Domino was last. hanging close
to Clifford.
Fifty-three seconds was the time to
the half mile. and the race had Just
begun. 1t took II IA seconds 10 run
the next furlonE. and Taral had begun
To urge Domino ana passed Clifford. on
whom Sims was sitting easily. The
three-quarters pole was reached in
l:li l-?. Sir Walter was leading with
out much urging, and Rcy III Santa
ANITA had opened a bit of clear tract;
from Henry of Navarro Then the pace
slackened. and it took twelve seconds
Tor the racers to get To the bend with
out change OF position In the next
thirteen seconds Camc the critical
point for Domino Taral was at work
with iron ana bit and the black colt
leaped ahead. but only for an instant
Yard by yard the others left him Strue-
CLING in the rear. and at the mile pole
when the horses straightened out into
the stretch lie was hopelessly beaten
At the head of the stretch Sir Wal
ter was stll i'll she lead. having run
the mile III :43 IL. but lie was in tror-
Die. and Doggett was plying the whip
lie was only neck in front of Rey EI
Santa Anita. but Henry of Navarro
was coming, and only a neck behind in
third place. Clifford was fourth. but
som" distance behind. and now Sims
was riding hard. With only an eighth
oi Il mile To so. Rey FL Santa Anita
quit and Joined Domino. although
R"in still ltried to land him. sir wal
Ter was through. too. and the best he
could do WAS third. Griffin. on Ma
Narre. was through urging. for only
an accident could prevent his winning.
and at 209 by the timers watch he
uaSsed the finish line length ana n
half in the lead Clifford MANAGED to
get IN" place away from Sir Walter
in the last sixteenth