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WANTED.

WANTED-iO GOOD LABORERS, TO
work ON vas line. Apply at the office OF
he undersigned. Belmont street, Bellaire.
o. November d. at > ?. m. Vases $50
per cav. THE WHEELING NAIO Raj
rs ~ no2lQ
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wANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN AT $500
,,,seliv and EXPENSES. No fortune hunter
wanted VIII guarantee permanent posi-
tion II right II interested address quickly
Manufactures" p. .. Box 6SoS,, Boston.
Mass. oc6edrf
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Potato Pingree is suggested for a
place in McKinley's cabinet. Are there
any more freaks left?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21

Lots of Americans would like to
have a chance to vote for Gen. Maeeo
for first President of the Republic OF
Cuba.
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1t begins to look as if Maceo's hand
full of patriots had Weyler's quarter
of-a-million army on the run.
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The coast cities are bowling loudly
for more coast defenses. One would
think that all the navies of Europe
were coming right over to lombard us.
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Don't kick about the unseasonably
mild weather. 1t will be cold enough
for you soon enough.
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.&4*&*& ****&*&* &&*** -
OUR ADVERTISING PATRONS =
VIII confer a great favor by send
= ing I'm their announcements Tor >
= Sundays issue at an early hour.
If we can have them on Friday.
& il will he a distinct and mutual
advantage. as advertisers VIII Sc
cure more tasty ads. and better
positions.
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Boston has just unveiled a nude
statute of Bacchante and is now figur-
ing on whether she is shocked or not.
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Thanksgiving will be devoutly eel
ebrated in Wall st.
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-LIVE PEOPLE IN EVERY
LOCALITY at $500 weekly salary and ex-
penses 10 take orders for Christmas Goods
Permanent employment if right MANU-
FACTURER. p. O. Box 5S0S Boston. Mass
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The REGISTER. embracing its several
editions. is entered at the Postoftice in
Wheeling. W. Va. as second-class matter.
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Thanksgiving Day in Cen
ual Chauncey De-
pew, with Face Like g
Rosy Apple, CrOuches
Under Eur Collar and
Robe.
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A good navy is the best coast de-
tense.
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WE'VE GOT EN-!

Legal Blanks of every descrlp.
ton. Fine paper. Just what
you want.
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING co.,
Wheeling,W w. Va
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statesmen WANTED.
EOR sALE-M sCELLANEOUS.

FOR SOLICITATION, MADE TO OR
der. Running gear in good shape. Apply
at his office. nol6eadq
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Only five days to Thanksgiving.
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In the first place, Spain wont fight us
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Nun 'Ci2al Affairs,
Secret Societies,
Social Matters,
The Drama,
Indus rial,
Political.
These are some of the Spe-
cialucs which make the REG
lister popular.

Head ne LIST d IO-Ml'Tc8S I0p'CSI
Thanksgiving Day for Poor
Cuba-Yankee Inventors
Offer Plans for Eating
Turkey in the City Of
Havana.
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FOR SALE.

A number Of good bed room suits and
other furniture, to be sold on Saturday.
November 2st, at the old Court House.
nr,nn u day
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A Surgical Instrument that
is Alrve-Magical Y Ray
Discovered in the GLOW
Wom by DR.. Dawson
Tucker, Of England.
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A Day with a November
Bride-Dead " hile Silk
or Satin will be Her
Choice for the Nuptlal
Gown.
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OPERE .. HOUSE.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

A Special Meeting is called for
MONDAY EVENING. NOV. BID, AT
1870 O'CLOCK,
The report of the special committce
convention Of the Ohio River Impro
ment Society will be made
VIM. Ersbine. Esq. will be present Do
interest of the new city Charter
other matters will be considered.
4 full attendance of members Is d'.r
HULLIHEN QUARRIER. b.
HOWARD HAZLETT Sec.Y. n--
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Art oil, the D0wSer-The
Mysterious Water Find
ers OF England.
Fifty Into Eight-Making
a Cabinet Presents a
Problem to Mckinley.

$1,000 Tons of Turkeys
SIX Millions Of the Holt
day Binds viii be Con-
sumed.
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MbeeIin9 8e9ister
W:sT VIRGINIA PRINTING Co.,

CHARLES II. TANEY. General Manager
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DOGS in FUN Autumn Ar
Iay-AIiSs Sloane Goes
Out with One that Pa
IadeS on Hind Legs and
W ears a Hat.
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AWOman 5 Game-An In
terestIng Bicycle Story
by Frederick D. Burton.
Concluded.
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Poems i'm ToaSt-CheapeSt
of LuNurleS, but the Most
Exquisite.
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Cruel Je~tS About Old Age.
Ban Says Americans ale
Sadly Lacking in Re-
SpCct.
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PERSONAL.

Hon H. B. Ferguson, delegate elect, i
attending court at Socorro.
Messrs. @. A. Spiess and A. Staab re
turned from Tres Piedras last evening.
Chief Clerk Thompson in Col. Law
tons office has returned from bushes,
trip to the Arizona military posts.
At the Exchange: Mrs. Turner, Colo
RADIO; John Mcbride, Cleveland; VIM. @
Hargrave, Montana; John Roper, Ala.
mosa.
Mr.. VIM. Houser and family, are guests
at the Palace, hes rtily enjoying Santa
Fe's Incompatible climate. Mr.. Houser
is brother of the veteran journalist, D,
NJ. Houssr, of the Globe Democrat.
At the Palace: VIM. Houser, wife and
children; Chas. B. Kehrman, st. Louis; g.
B. Kelmer, Topeka; 81. Scharwenka, New
York' Q. E. Jones, Pueblo; Alex. J. Tay.
lor, Albuquerque; Thos. Miship and wife,
Wisconsin.
At the Bon-Ton: r. Richardson, An.
tonito; George Dorwitti, A. L. Holcomb,
Martin Wells, Denver; @. A. Daniels, Ala.
mosa; R. ]. Ewing, Glorieta; j. B. Rev
holds, Dubuque, Iowa; George N. Murdy
Cincinnati; Matias Montoya, Albuquer.
que; Ramon Qulntana, Pojoaque; NJ. s. |
Armenia, Mora.
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new buildings have arisen; new industries
have been added, and the entire work
from the manufacture of the brick, up,
mas been done by the prisoners alone,
with the exception of an expert who set
up the large engine. Prisoners have en-
tered the institution without the slightest
conception of industry, and have left it
with trade and an idea of frugality and
cleanliness that is invaluable to them.
Col. Bergman governs the inmates of
the penitentiary upon the theory that if
You expect one to act manly you must
treat him like man, and by this method
he has the respect of every prisoner and
subordinate officer of that insti tuition,
yet at the same time the discipline of the
place is perfect.
There is not one man in a thousand
who has the tact or the ability to con-
duct penal institution properly and
proftably. New Mexico has su,h man
in Col. Bergman, and to think OF chang.
ing the happy state of affairs that now
exist, and place the office in politics, as
nearly every other territorial institution
49, should be considered crime against
the communicates Vegas Optic.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-08
Territorial Penitentiarv.

Occaslonally some of the territorial
papers hint at the name of some one who
aspires to become warden Of the terrific.
rial penitentiary. Right now is the time
for the people of this territory to min
any such ambition as this in the bud.
The Optic believes that Col. E. Il. Berg
mann has given that institution an ad.
ministration that could not have been
duplicated BY any Other man In the ter
ritory. He has taken a. much pride In
the management Of the penitsntiary % be
could possibly have done to q business
entirely his own. Since he has assumed
control Of It, new walls have been built;
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A REMARKABLE SHOWING.
HOW the New Sugar Factory Moves
on at Eddy-Extreme Richness OF
New Mexico Sugar Beets.

The interest manifested in the opera
lions of the sugar factory has in no wis
abated, and neither have the exertions o
those in charge of that valua BILE institution
been lax in the efforts to turn out por
and excellently refined quality of sugar
While the factory has been working
slowly, the output has run up to the aver
age expected for the first few weeks O
the campaign.
Tuesday ana Wednesday fairly goot
runs were made, Superintendent Musy
stating that the factory sliced nearly 1o(
tons of beets each day. Four pans OF
sugar have been turned out up to this
time, one each on Sunday, Monday, Tues.
day and Wednesday. The first pan not
being of sufficient whiteness, owing to It's
being the first to pass through the newly
erected machinery of the process, was
remelted. The factory will put no sugar
on the market till it is of the most su-
perior quality. The Argus will saw for
the benefit of the unadvised, that q pan
contains all the way from 10000 to &c.
600 pounds of sugar.
1t is expected that the first car will be
ready for shipment Monday yesterday
and will go to Thurber, Texas, to the
great mining company there.
Beets are coming in as needed, and
they are averaging high in saccharine
matter, some of the shipments being ex-
ceptlonslly high. Here are some of the
daily averages of all the beets used at tho
factory within the twenty-four hours:
November Is, average sugar in beet,
10 36 per cent, purity SO; November 26.
average sugar, 1647, purity IS; Novem-
Der 2Sth, sugar 1903, purity "a; Novem.
Der 30, sugar 1881, purity SO; December,
!, sugar 1916, purity SO. A most excel.
lent showing, truly.
-. Hansen, of Hagerman, sent down
shipment of beets, Tuesday, for which he
will be paid on basis of 10 per cent
sugar, allowing him 1925 per ton.
Between $50 and 800 tons of beets have
been harvested and delivered to the fac.
tory, amounting in all to about fifty cars.
improvements are still being made in
and around the building, Engineer Salicn
having force at work constantly. Ths
pulp oonveyor, extending from the east
md of the building, over the track, carry
ng and dumping the refuse portion Of
me beet, has been com pleted.
The pulp is in demand, everyone de.
lring to test it's efficacy as a stock feed.
Jol. Benson, of the Tansil farm, secured
he first car load, and later shipped anoth-
y. J. +. Rarey also sent car load to
he Bolles farm. Residents of Eddy hay.
ng horses and COWS have been hauling ID
way by the wagon-load. Il
Everything is running as satisfactorily
8 could be expected, and within the next
en- days the factory will be turning out
10 full quota of sugar.-Eddy Argus.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

What did you say about the weather?
The territorial bar association meets i,
this city on Monday next.
The board of education did not NEE
last night on account of lack Of quorum
of members.
The youngsters are having fine tim.
on the ice ponds just now-skating in
sunshine, tool
U. 8. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Tonight and Wednesday, fair,
stationary temperature.
The NEW MEXICAN office is the busiest
place in town these days. If you doubt
this assertion just drop in and see the
big wheels 60 round.
There will be special meeting of the
Santa Fe fire department at o'clock this
evening. Business of i'm portance and a
full attendance is requested.
"The Breach of Promise Suit" will be
seriously and ably tried before a Jury at
the A. M. E. church on johnson street to-
morrow night. All are invited.
For some cause or other, regarding
which deponent sayeth not, the mayor
domas OF aoequias we're elected yesterday
to serve for the coming year. In the
upper district Manuel Ortiz was chosen
in the lower district Lucas Chavez.
Judge H. L. Warren wires Solicitor.
General Victory from Washington that
the motion to dismiss the pending appeal
10 the Borrego care was submitted in the
United States supreme court yesterday.
Leave was granted the territory to file a
'eply brief in a week.
"The Feast of Days" opens to. morrow.
Wednesday, in the library rooms at
o'clock and lasts until 9. Fancy articles.
brown bread and baked beans will be for
ale. Patronize the Woman's Board Of
Trade whose whole aim is for the good Of
he town.
Rev. Mr.. Gay, the Oldest Episco palian
minister now on duty in Missouri, a zen.
leman of learning and eloquence, will 9
oliver free lecture tomorrow night at !
ae Presbyterian church on "The Sultan b
nd His Horrible Atrocities Upon the r
rmenians and Other People," The pub- y
Q is invited. y
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Holiday Rates

Well furnished rooms for rent. Mrs.
s. Herlow, Water st.
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THE CITY FATHERS.
Routine business Transacted at the
Regular Meeting OF the City
Council Last Evening.

The citv copnc;1 mat :. ,
,... ~ o' ~ regular sessio'
iast evening with Mayor Delgado in tn
omar, and Aldermen Baca, Garcia, Holmes
Lewis and Wagner present.
Tho boo, 80
pio'' uriVers o
'he Guy petltioneo the council for per
mission to let their teams and vehicles
stand on either side of the street wbiI.
NOT in no. 60, ~.
~ ioi '"e on'en'ehce OF tht
urivers ana tne oetter protection of theil
no Uses
nv he pe'i.ion was re1erred.
ne Guy treasurer reported for Novem.
e oer' balance on hand November !, $751;
90; received from the city marshal, fines,
po, aro nn. s ooi' Splegeloerg' collector of
,aAes' T's.,o, FRANK Andrews, city clerk,
n ,'oenSes' piIo.'o; warrants paid, 0566;
s oaianoe on 1n nano, Sl99..3; warrants out
sean aing, $io,4s975.
,ootas ivy olefA reported licenses col
.ooVeu uui,ng Movemper, $l23'b0; war
'a m. issuea, S4lo'zl.
;,. no montnly report OF the police mag
.s'savo anu oi'y marsnal were presented
anu relerreo.
Ahe Guy marshal reported that the
ooss ol leeoieg Guy prisoners during No
'emoer was $4f'ao.
Inc ioiio"lng accounts were approved
~ oon pllance with the recommendation
Vi ehe hnanoe committee;
eoro oanuoVal, clothing for CITY pris-
onois, sa,oo' .. L. oandoval, ]anitor, two
months, $40; W. T. Cunningham, feeding
cl'y prisoners, $i45o; Leo Hersch, feed
.ol 'eani' SSl.'o; new Mexlcan Printing
company, $2O.
IA compliance With recommendation
OF tne committee on streets and bridges,
Soshe oarriilo was allowed the sum of
$l5 out OF the contingent fund for the
LOSS 0, morse, Killed by falling through
small 81, orldge.
ne committee on police vas author
lzeo 70 CONN unicate with H. Q. Kinsell,
snerin -eieoe, ana ascertain If ne will re-
low ehe e1ls'ing contract Tor the care of
wy prisoners.
!e comm1stee on surveys and lighting
was instructed 10 confer with the super
an'enuene OF the Electric Light mpany
"' r ~ street lights during the winter.
phe rollo~lng resolution was adopted:
Do ~ resolved 6Y the CITY council of the
o,sy OF SANTA re, That the temporary
permlsslon given by the city council of
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Ar. You Going to C.l,for.,.,

The Santa Fe Route has just placed on
sale tickets to southern California ana
return at rate Of $3.50, to San Fran.
CISCO and return e66.90, tickets good to
return at any time within six months
from date Of issue, stop.over privileges
allowed at any point on route. Pullman
palace and tourist slsspsrs funninR
through without change. For partioulars
call on or address any agent Of The Santa
Re Route. 81. 8. Lutte. Aren't.
Csc. y. NIcHoLson, Santa Fe, N. N,
G. P. A., Chicago, III.
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Fischer q Co. have received fresh
Flows candies. They will receive
fresh shipments every week.
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Great Game Preserves.

A Wichita, Kas., dispatch Of recent dat,
says: II the plans recommended BY Cbas
Payne, of this city, the we'll known
hunter ard authority on all questions
pertaining to wild game, are carried ont.
the greatest private game preserve in the
United states will soon be established In
new Mexico. Payne recommends tho
purchase of 100000 acres of mountainous
land embraced in the Maxwell land grant.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-08

Finest quality California and i'm
ported wines at Scheurich's.
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For Sale mr. Rant.

For Sale or Rent.
The Simmons place, the most desirable
home in the city, will be sold very low or
rented to good tenant. Inquire Of
II. B. HERsrv
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For Christmas and New Year HOLIDAYS
the Santa Fe route will place on sale
tickets to all points in New Mexico at one
fare for the round trip. Dates of sale,
Dec. "a, 25 and 81, 1896, and January l,
1897, good for return passage until Jan
uary 4, 1897. q. s. LuTz, Agent,
Santa Fe, N. M.
G. T. NICHOLSON, G. PA,
Chicago, Ill,
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POLITICAL EXCHANGES.
what the Press Of New Mexico Ia
Saying About the Official Place
Hunters.

Bernalillo county does not want niue
from the Republican party of the terri
; tory, and is not too modest to ask 70
what it wants: Pedro Perea for govern
or; Frank W. CLANCY for United State
district attorney; Judge W. D. Lee TO
Judge of the End district John g. Spear
and Hugh Quinn for territorial coal min
Inspector; Tom Hughes for public print
or; Tom Finical for secretary of the ter
ritory; H. H. Wray for United States mar
shall, and few other minor offices no
necessary to mention.-Las Vegas Optic
1t is now settled that VIM. G. Wrigley
esq, of Ration, for many years prac
ticing attorney in New Mexico, will be ar
applicant for the position of associate
Justice OF the supreme court for this dis
triot. Judge Wrigley is we'll and favora
bly known for his ability, his sense OF
right and justice, his peculiar fitness fol-
the position, and the strong local influ
ences in his favor and his eastern help
will make him formidable candidate fol
the position Ration Range.
M. W. Mills, of Springer, has been in
the east. This fact no doubt means much
They now have him prominently con-
nected with the Office of chief Justice.
Mr.. Mills is in every manner capable of
filling that important position, and we
Know OF no ADLER timber in the territory.
With the help behind him, his extensive
acq ua'ntance and strong advocacy of
Mcklnleyism, we can not see otherwise
than that he is the leading aspirant for
the chief NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stock.
man.
There would seem to be- enough Grant
county asplrants to fill all the territorial
offices under the Mckinley administra.
ton.
10. f. Sheridan, of the Silver City En-.
terprise, for mine inspector, with a com.
petitor in Charley Lyons; Dick Hudson
TOR superintendent of the penitentiary, T.
N. Childers for collector Of internal reve-
nue, Q. M. Foraker for marshal, W. H.
JACK for secretary, are few of the Grant
county possibilities under the Mckinley
administration, not to mention B. Y. Nc.
Reyes for the register of the Las Cruces
land office.-Demlng Headlight.
POLITICAL NOTES.
"a greeting to Mr.. Bryan" has been
prepared by the Bland Bryan silver club
of the Oochiti district and will be for.
warded to the great commoner by Mr..
Ferguson.
The Trinidad Chronicle favors Capt.
Jollier, of the Ration Range, as the next
governor for New Mexico, and says that
no man ls more deserving of recognition
han newspaper man."
Up in Colfax county A. @. Voorhees, is
lustling up his candidacy for the United
states attorneyship, and over in Union
Sd Fox is out for the reeistership of
be Clayton land Office.
Col. P. Mothersill, of Engle, was in AL.
uquerque the other day, and must have
allied on the Citizen, for that paper now
ONES out with an editorial supporting
MS proposition: "Why would it not be a
God idea for some enterprisinR Re.
ublican of New Mexico to be appointed
the office of collector of the port of
| Paso?"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-08
National Irrigation Congress,

Phoenix, A. T., December Is to IL, one
fare ($3010) for the round trip, dates of
sale December 10 to Is, good for return
passage up to and including December
81, 1896. For particulars, call at city
ticket Office, First National bank build.
ing, Santa Fe route.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-08

An elegant line of writing tablets
and papeteries just received at Fisch-
ers. Call and see them.
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Board and LODGING,

Board by day, week or month, with or
without furnished rooms, single or in
suite, within minutes walk of the plaza.
at Mrs. Bush's.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-08

Bon Ton restaurant-Fresh oysters,
hsh and game; Kansas City meats. Open
day and night.
The evening times., 1896-03-14
on LEGITIMATE TRACKS
Running Season Will Start in
Washington on April t8.
DATES FOR EAST AND WEST
When the Dcrbies VIII Be Run OFF,
Indiana Tracks VIII Open the I5th
OF Next acknowledgements Season
Not Yet AnnOunced-WindsO May
Give Minor Grade Meeting.

The legitimate racing in the East and
West is soon to open. The spring meet
ings scheduled in the East arc: Washing
ton, April l 8 TO May 90; Morris Park, May
l2 to June 2; Gravesend, June 10 %;
Sbeepshead Bay, June % to July IL.
The season in The West opens at Little
Rock. Ark, on March IS, continuing until
April Z.
ON SOUTHERN TRACKS.
The other dates are: Memphis, April 10
20; Nashville. April % Ia May 8; Lex
hgton, April % TO May 8; Louisville, May
l6 To Is; st. Louis, May 8 tindefinitc); Oak
ley, May 81 to June "a; Latonia. June 20
tn July 30; Detroit. August To 22.
The dates OF the Derbies OF the year are:
Arkansas, one mile, $1,000 guaranteed,
March 2S: Tennessee, l l-16 miles. 5000
guaranteed, April 3; Kentucky, IA miles,
5000 guaranteed. May 6; Cincinnati, Ia
miles, Sl2 500 guaranteed, May 81; Ma
tiunai. 1 l-2 miles. 100000 guaranteed,
June 13: Latonia, / IL miles, SIC, 900 add
I'd. June 20.
CHICA6O'S SMERRYGO ROUNDS.
The racing seasons at Forsythe, Sheffield
and Ruby, the three Chicago merry-go-
rounds, begins on April 10.
Newport may give a meeting. beginning
carly IN April. but dates have not been Off
cially announced. Milwaukee gives meet
Ing from June % Ia July 2b.
Windsor may give a minor grade meeting
but no program Is out yet.