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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22

Chicago Feb 2l.-Thc advisory commit
tca Of the cmigrant clearing house met To-
day to consider The relations OF the Grand
Trunk To Tho Western lines in the matter
Of emigranr husiucss. No action was taken
and it was finally decided To adjourn the
meeting until the latter portion of next
week.
Some time DURING the coming week Chnlr-
man Caldwell viii olll general meeting
Of the Western trunk line committee for
the purpose ot establishing the local assu-
citations ut the important points i'm the
West and of putting the general commit
tee into active opera dion, The signature
Of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas to the
agreement has cleared up the atmosphere
In the Southwest, and with the Missouri
Pacific gradually coming around, the only
cloud Of consequence iu sight is the Rio
Grande Western, and The committee does
not believe that It is heavy enough to pre-
vent the agreement being put into fun
force.
The approNlmated gross earnings Of the
Atchison system Tor the second week an
February Were %E&,l03 Il decrease of $2i 1873:
for the month TO date the earnings are
81 l,3lii39. decrease OF S62 100. The earn
ings OF the Colorado Midland for the week
We're S2},Ili a decrease of Sl0,059: for the
month 10 date. Sl9509, a decrease of S6,2s3.
The earnings of the AtchisOn system
proper were, fer the week, Si7 ,Sl7, "A de-
crease of S2gi09; for the month TO date,
$9is, SO, decrease of $i6,077.
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NEWS FROM LEAYENWORTH,
COUNCIL PASSES AN oRpiNANcE FOR
THE ISSUE OF BONDS.
Preparations Completed for the Gun Club
Shoot To-day departure of Colonel
Abcrnathy and Family Misceiia-
neous News and Personals.

The council at its Wednesday nights
meeting passed an ordinance for the issue
OF $4,000. 3 per cent, twenty year bonds.
to be sold at not less than par. The
funds so obtained will be used to liqudste
the $1,000 soldiers home bonds maturing
April l next The treasury contains but
$4,000 available cash that could he used
for this purpose at present.
The legislature now in session should
relieve this city of this burden. as the
state ut large receives her full propor-
tlon of benefits from the location of the
soldiers home. And In view OF the fact
that this city has contributed upward of
100000 toward securing the home at this
point in addition to this $4,000 cash dona-
ton for which the bonds now maturing
were issued, 1t is hoped before the ad-
journment of the session that favorable
action will be taken in this matter.
few more years will see the battle-
Scared veterans now located in this beau
tiful home passed to the great beyond
AS the population of the National cemetery
now exceeds that of the living members
OF the home and as II is the purpose OF
the nation to transfer the beautiful reser-
walton to the school fund after II has
served Its usefulness, the state should as
sumo this petty obligation.
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TO FIGHT IN SIX WEEKS.
DELOUGUERTY AND GARDNER MET
YESTERDAY AND SIGNED ARTICLES.
They win Meet In a Finish Contest FOR u
Large Side Bct and the Entire
Gate Receipts Bowling and
sporting News.

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NuVN'S '''pusi'tI'E ~ "i'N .'s'."i '"l '-
ner met at the office OF the sporting editor
of the journal yesterday afternoon ANA
-, s., ,,..,.,. ,t....t ,r - ~ -.
4iV'h u|'v ui'ut' N'"lN N"l7 Vl H"''H7"r' ~
for n side bet of SJo1 "a side and the entire
.,ate recelpta
n,t .,, o,. ..,
'ht ",yH WIZ h-"' a' '"''h "''Eh'7'
which Will. Of course, rivo peloughorty %
decided advantage tn that respect. IIc now
velpbs nboi,i ,en t,,,itits NM Ma, ,yiu III
49,, 80, 49,, .,t.ii.., .., ~
~ 50 NV - ,,'"''iS ,''l' nv 'N p','s 70 w.
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nenths md FunernIs.

Mrs. Nancy Jane Goodwin. who was se-
verely burned NJ her home, No. 9010 East
Twelfth street about a week ago, died from
the effects OF her Injuries, yesterday noon
the arrival of her son from ST. Louis this
morning, Mrs, Goodwin was 70 years OF
age Her husband ana two sons survive
her.
Mrs, Anna Palmer died yesterday morn
ing at the residence of her mother, Mrs
The funeral services will be announced
later
John Smith, Of Kansas City. died yester-
aged IL years. He had been an invalid
many years and had been parayzed nine
months.
The fureral services over the, remains
OF the late Captain w. Millag<Were held
al The residence OF his daugifer Mrs. j.
yesterday afternoon, the Re,C 5. L. Holden
9rtS 9ISl9iinf So Enai Thf remains wei taken to Lib
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
THE MEXICAN MISSION.
\ Number OF statesmen Think They Could
Accontnbly lIii Mini.tcr NniN's rlarc.

A"contnbly iiii Minister Gr,y'- Place.
Washington. Feb. 2l.-Not a few mem
| bcrs ST the house whose terms of office
will expire on the 4th of March are sup
posed to be willing to accept the Office
of minister To Mexico II President Cicve-
land should see TIT to tender it to them
Several Of them are making active ef-
forts to secure the appointment. while
others who desire the appointment are
merely standing where the lightning
may strike them. The name most often
heard after that Of Senator Ransom is
Chairman Wilson, Of the ways and
means committee. Mr. Wilson L. max
ing no effort to secure the appointment,
and 1T is not certain that he VIII do So
Ii he desired It. There is doubt. how
ever whether Mr. Wilson wants the
office.
Acting partly on the presumption that
the president viii iii Governor Gray's
place with another Indiana man. at
least two members of congress from
that state are supposed to have their
hopes fixed upon the position. Mr.. BY
mum and Mr. Cooper. Another candi-
date In the field from that state is Edi-
tor Shanklin, Of The Evansville Courier.
in whose interest a delegation is present,
headed by the chairman of the state
Democratic committee.
Representative Springer of Illinois,
might be strong candidate for the mis-
sion. but he is thought to he booked for
one of the important places upon the
bench which Is made vacant. Repre-
sentative Buckley l<lgoro, of Texas.
whose congressional term ends next
March, has friends who believe that his
familiarity with the country would
qualify him to represent the United
States there, while Representative
stone, of Kentucky, is said to be ans
other candidate.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
Row Among st. Louis BuIls and Bears.

81. Louis. Mo-, Feb. 2l.--Just after The
close on change to-day row broke OUT
which narrowly escaped being serious. by
"A new rule the doorkeeper and other EN-
ployes have been provided with caps Many
members mildly opposed the innovation
and as a Joke a huge FOOLS cap embellished
with lurid colors and ridiculous phrases
ment placed on the head of President
Booth as he stood in the pit. His temper
rose, he refused to accept an apology from
II on and lively times followed, threaten
ing a general row. Mr.. Booth finally with
board Of directors, before which MIR. smith
was called and as result he will perhaps
publicly apologize to Mr.. Booth from the
eXchAnge rOstrum next SaturlaX -
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Washington, Feb. 2l,-The executive Of
neers Of the labor organizations involved In
ern Railroad Company and its employees
are in conference with representatives. OF
action ON the new schedules submitted by
Vice President Baldwin. of the Southern.
While unwilling 10 make any statement
ence. II Is learned the advice of The general
officers now present Is clearly In discour-
agemsnt Of q strike. II IS likely that some
modification of the new schedule will be
asked for but the indications now are that,
viii be quietly accepted, after eonference
week.
one important result of to-day's meeting
was the determination 10 refer the whole
question to what is known as the federated
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

>N~N<|~o>"~|>-~~~~o~~~-<
NORMAN & ROBERTSON. .proprietors Of
abstracts and examiners of land titles. No.
IL East Sixth street. furnish daily ths
transfers of real estate filed In the record
Notice-All transfers appearing in our
daily reports contain covenants of general
warranty unless otherwise stated.
February Il.
j, MCKENZIE and wife to Mary Bet
tie; li5xl50 feet in the northwest
guarteyr, OF section 10, township 49,.
NJ. t. Winch and wife to ". r.
Winch; lots % and "a, block 5.
Mount Auburn ....,..;.... ....,.,... 1850
SNOW; lot 8, block !, Walnut Grove
addition .......,,....... ,............ 4oO0
r; ", Latshaw and wife to r. s. ''
Latshaw; lot %. block 5, resuryey
of Whipple's first addition .....,... 21OO
G, f. Elmer and wife to William
grass; lots 40 and Al. block o. Van
ID; A. shanholtzer and wife to Eme-
line A. Meilinger; lot 6, block 4,
Lafayette place ............ .......... 1
moughi lot 49, block 8 Evans addi-
p, Hsrson 10 John Herson; iot e. i'
Wilhelmina Altman to Rose j. Ait
man lot 7, block |, McGee's addl-
~" sHEiiRiiI,FiiFSis DjiEsEsDD,'''"' 1900
r; NJ slonaker ca al to a. A. Helm:
lots 2s. 20 and 80, block 8. Alexander
TRusTrEaiEsss, DEEDS l''oo
I.eod. adminlstrator Of the estate
OF r. Rogers; north half of lot 3,
block z. Prospect heights noo
+; b. Bryan TO same; lots 2i and % h""
block !, Olive place ...,..... ,sm
r. G, Gsrland to f. H. Mower; lots b'"
C. X Baker gsrssand "a y, Place ace; ,;.:.... 5000
cas-, 80 fsei Of lot 1t Il, I BLOCK < / ias9l. Wai..
reno place .......... ..............., lu
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Miscellaneous.

WN
ter left for Jaeksonviiie, Ia La, a last uT nis
to rSe be aRsame ome sS KysrsiSs wssE Mining
yesterday. They Will be shipped at once,
The man who was arrested Wednesday
by Detective s.s " , sutton and gave we his name
Aller in the police court yesterday morn
ing. Another new saddle has been dis
covered in the city which is claimed by
The Trades and Labor Council gave a
ball at Turner hall last night. The attend
ance was. large and the midnight dinner
was excellent.
Mrs August Lansch, who shot herself in
the head Wednesday. still lives. but the
attending physicians say she cannot re-
cover.
Professor Illock has purchased the A. b.
sill property, on Ohio avenue, just vest of
Fifth avenue. and will move into his newI
home shortly.
Eli Nirdiingers house was enteredi
Wednesday night by sneak thieves, but
nothing of much value was removed.
The residence of F. f. Metschan was al
so entered, but the thief was frightened
away by Mr.. Metschan's son, Carl.
The residence of Samuel Ilevenger was
family reports that $500 was secured by
them. but inquiry at the police station
failed to confirm this report.
The mayor and council have officially in
vited the A. o. u. W., through their local
members. to hold their annual meeting In
tnlS CITY, Wnlcn VIII De III eDTudIy, looO.
The council will hold an adjourned meet
ing next Friday evening. when the t. X.
Smith contract for the paving of Delaware
street will be adjusted.
Mrs. NJ II. Clark has leased her Broad
way residence to Mesdames Massey and
Mccormack, who will operate it as board
ing house.
Mrs. c. c. Goddard and Mrs. Evelyn Dud--
ley go to Topeka to-day in the interest OF
the Industrial school, soon to be established
here.
MIR. Ralph Orton. deputy county clerk, is
confined to his room with illness
John 7. O.Eeefe returned yesterday from
Las Vegas ~and reports his sister much
improved, but not out of danger.
Edward Burr's condition has grown TO
he dangerous His physician has decided
than an operation is necessary.
Frank G. Granstrand., member of Com
pany e. Twentieth infantry, died of ty-
phoid fever at the post hospital, and VIII be
PROFESSOR Klock reports the schools in ex-
cellent condition The attendance is iarg-
er than ever before. while the health of the
teachers and pupils was never better.
Edwin f. Smith and Miss Mary a. VIII
kins were married at Chaplain dlllesples
home last night. None but intimate friends
was present. The newly married couple
left for an extended Southern trip at once.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
RAISING FUNDS FOR THE pRIDGE.
Lexington Starts Out to Secure SI5O,OOO
for the Project.

Lexington, Mo, Feb. 2l.-(Special) To-
day the committees appointed to solicit
subscriptions of sl500OO to the stock of the
bridge company reported that li1 persons
and firms had subscribed $4,000.
Among the subscribers are ten lawyers.
five doctors and tifty-iiye merchants; four
teen bankers subscribe SO, $50; the millers,
5000, and real estate agents, si3,SO0. Not
over half the business men have yet been
seen, and the work among the farmers has
not yet begun. 1t is thought by those best
posted In the matter that a careful and
persistent canvass Will secure the re-
quired amount at an early day. A mass
meeting of citizens will be held Thursday
night, February 2s.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
AN ART LECTURE.


Mr.. Van Lear, Of New York, an art critic
and writer of note, will address the Kan
sas city Art Association on the subject OF
Modern Dutch Painters" at the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms next
Monday evening. His lecture viii be H.
lustrated by over 100 stereoptcon views of
the pictures of which he VIII sneak Mr.
Van Lear has already addressed the Cen
tral Art Association, Of Chicago, of which
Loredo 5, Tart and Iamlln Garland are
the promoters, lie Is a member of the Sal
ma Guudi Club, of New York and is now
engaged In organi2ng an art association at
Jacksonville, III. 7 The Kansas City Art As
sociaton is not by amy means extinct, al
though it suffered severe blow In the
burning of the Jaccard building two years
ago, This Lecture is Intended to keep It be-
fore the public.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22

Parsons. Feb 2i.--At n special meeting
OF the stockholders of the Missouri, Kan
dav. tbe nurcbnsc rf ne 'rnal rnnd az ,hc
southwestern Mineral Railway Company,
which extends from this city southeast to
the coal helds of Cherokee county. was
ratified aud confirmed. President Rouse
stated to an Associated Press representa-
i've that the proposed general office build
ing TO be erected i'm Kansas In conformity
with the statutes would be built at Parsons
this spring without any further delay.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22

The Kansas city TheosOphlcal Society
head i largely attended meeiuE last night
at which the questions We're discussed:
tween the soul and body?" Can thG soul
Of man be reincarnated into an animal and
facultes?'' Among those Who uartlcI6ateG
We're Or j. +, Knoche, H. r. LotleE Dr,
Charles l.. Hungerford, Dr. IIirsch, H. H.
Chapman ana others. The society holds
open meeting each Thursday evening,eyery
alternate evening being devoted 10 the
ansWering Of theosophical questions The
public IS invited 10 attend and take part
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
Empire Target club WIN Shoot.

The Empire Target Club Will hold the
last shoot Of rs club year this afternoon
after the clubs contest. The club viii also
he reorganized for the summer campalgn
and an effort VIII be made 70 enlarge ii ana
create more Interest iu its contests. There
has long been lack of interest in target
shooting In Kansas City, but now that this
particular class Of Shooting has grown IN
favor SO much elsewhere. there will be a
revival here ana the new club has promise
OF better attendance and support.
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pcnth of Moses KimhnIl.

Boston. FEB. 2l.-Moses Kimball the
business man. died al his home in Brook
Ign to-day, aged 50 years. He served In
the council and board of aldermen and
both branches of the legislature. lie was
three times candidate for mayor. The
bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln In Park
square was his gin 70 the city.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
ORATORlCAL CONTEST.
The intercollegiate Match VIII Occur To-
night and Much Interest Is Felt.

Topeka. Feb 2l.-tSpecial) The intercol-
lcgiate oratorical contest for the state of
Kansas takes place in Topeka on Friday
night. The colleges to compete are the
state university state agricultural college,
Bake university. state normal school,
Wushburn, of Topeka; College of Ottawa
Wesleyan, of Sallna and College of EN-
poria. II is announced that ten carloads
Of enthusiasts will come from Ottawa
Baldwin and Lawrence, and one each from
Atchison Manhattan and Salina, besides
delegations from Mcpherson and Linds-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
rir.t Complaint ncforc the Now nonrh.

Topeka. Kas.. Feb. 2o-tSpecialD The
first complaint fil,d with the new board Of
railroad commissioners was received yes
terday. It came from the citizens OF Good
rich, Linn county, ana asks the comms-
stoners to compel the Missouri Kansas a.
Texas railroad TO reopen It's station at that
point The petition recites that the people
OF the surrounding country have been put
70 great inconvenience by the closing OF
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
EATING HORSE MEAT ~ KANSAS.
Mr.. IL. W. HAT Tells II Sensational Story at
81. Joseph.

ST. Joseph, Mo, Feb. 2l.--B. W. Hiatt. of
the extreme western part of Kansas, is in
this city soliciting aid for sufferers in that
section. and tells pitiahle tale of the suf-
feriugs Of the people of Western Kansas
Mr., Hiatt says the people are eating horse
flesh. not being able to get other food
Their cows are being trained to draw plows.
70 be able 10 put IN a crop this spring.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
The Trophy shoot To-day.

The club members who are selected to
shoot for. the state cup to-day are: j. w.
Sexton, II. w. koehler, j. A. Lane, s.
II. McElroy, w. Keller. A. Robinson, OF
the Leavenworth club; a. r. Pugh. Andy
christensen. A. w. Peck, NJ. B. Horton.
Kansas city, Kas., team.
The Leavenworth boys have learned
that NJ. Ii. Horton resides in Missouria
and under the rules Will be barred fronH
participating. The Leavenworth club WIZ
entertain It's guests while here. Many
spectators are expected The shoot W
be called at 1880 on South Fourth al
Limit street "a
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22

New York. Feb 2l.r-Presldent Freedman,
to-day that he had received word from
Amos Rnsie that the latter had decided
10 accept the terms and wear the uniform
of the Giants again this season. Rusle
says he misunderstood Manager Davis Of
fer and Is sorry there should have been
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
pettiiohn's Trust BuI Reported Adversely

JeHefson CITY, Mo-, S'eb. Y.-(SpeciaD
private corporations Tonight. the substi.
tute trust company bill, introduced by Or.
Jones. of ST. Louis, vice president OF the
Mississippi Valley Trust Company, and j.
b. Case, OF the ST. Louis Trust Company.
appeared before the committee and argued
against Pettijohns substitute The CON
clusion was that the courts under the pres
ent trust laws nave ample discretionary
And OF estates
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
Ieavenworth county's Jury Commissioners,

Topeka. Kas., Feb. 2L-(SpeciaL) To-lny
the governor appointed Alois Kirmayer,
j. w. Brown and a. q. Chase as jury
commissioners for I.eaYenworth county
These gentlemen We're the choice of the
people of Leavenworth. and the appoint-
ments We're made at their request.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22

any comment. Westervelt. Fuller and
Wilson have not yet signed, but Mr Freed
man anticipated no trouble with the latter
two. Westervelt is holding off. for what
reason no one knows.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22

Lincoln, Ill, Feb. 21.-General oglesby
suffered q relapse last evening. being at
tackled with heart failure. To-day he was
no better. His death at any moment would
not be surprise.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
KANSAS CRY Gun CLUB.
Jack Doxon Won the Medal After :, Hard
and I.Omg Encr.

The Kansas City Gun Club held it's
monthly shoot at Washington park yes
terday afternoon. There was a fair at
tendance The feature of the afternoons
sport was the shoot-off for the trophy.
Jack DoNon inally shooting all his com
petitors out and winning with the excellent
score Of y out of % birds shot Mt alto
Eether. George German had hard luck ON
ms fourteenth bird, which was hard hit
WIN boih barrels but managed to struggle
TO the fence. The birds were a GOOD iast
lot OF Flyers The score follows
i; X Hubbard. ....,OO21 21O222OO02g2 Ia
r. tietcher ........l 021020l1222O 2O2-ll
W. ". M0rgan....,O 0O2OO12Ol 200 &
W, . iiall. ll.'..'..,..O22 lO21121lO2-1I
rom ; iHig., htisio. ''''''''5 302 l2l2l la
george German.....2 l22212l12ll lO1-ii
y j. Smii h.........2.l o OlOO2UO12lOl ] J. .
- j. Smith..,......0 l0OOOOOU2UUUOO- ?
-. D. Malloiy......,l2l II lOl2122l2l12
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22

Raleigh, y, G., Feb. j9i.-The house of
out Of respect to The nEnory OF FrederieK
Douglass. AS II refufed TO adjourn on
iiee,s birthday this action causes great in-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22

Baltimore. Feb 20.-Presdent Hoffman,
of the Seaboard Air line, goes to Ports
mouth at once to consult with Everett 81.
John vice president and general manager
of the company about the boycott ordered
against the Seaboard system by the South
ern Railway and Steamship Association.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22

Club, held on the ROYAL alleys latt e,'.n2
ms, Norton won the medal on the follow
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22

NJ. /. Gates, of Wakefield Kas., was
ileee3d out Of sl6 Yesterday on Union ave
as the dead brother racket. 4 man
VINO ints luced himself 10 MIR. Gates as
Alr. swift, Of keokuk, Ia, and who said
he could not pay the freight on his dead
brolher's body because he could not get
check for large amount cashed, in
duCrd Mr.. Gates TO part with SIG 10 helm
him out2f his difficulty. The game In ali
Its partiAlars was an unusually old one
and has (een practiced by sharpers and
published " the newspapers thousands OF
times.
II the babNts cuttiug teeth use that old
ana well trie remedy, MRS. WINSLoW'S
SOOTHING sAuP % cents a bottle
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22

Piils on hand to preven. bilious attacks sick
headache, dizziness ard ind them just what
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-15

tanned last Monday by the officers of the
water company at the reservoir in the
Santa Cruz Mountains, After lunch fish
ing tackle and boats were furnished and
the visitors enjoyed the finest black bass
hShlng to be had on the coast. About
QUO were taken, averaging from ten
to twelve inches in length. The res
erVolr covers about twenty acres and is
well stocked with black bass. 1t will not,
however, be lawful to catch bass until
July l.
Trout fishing is now at its best and
good catches are made in nearly all the
streams. The trout caught are nearly all
OF good size and but few fingerlings are in
the messes brought home by the anglers.
The SchuetZen Verein defeated the Union
Rife Club last Sunday, averaging 39% to
the latter clubs 37k. A match is being
arranged between the Schuetzen Verein
and team from Company B.
The monthly medal shoot of the Gilroy
Sportsmen's Protective Association was
held last Sunday and was we'll attended.
The medal was won by Ed Bannister, with
score OF nine out of twelve.