The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-09-17
TOLD UNDER SUD-HHADS
The State Fair Gives EV ~ Promise Of
Being a Big Success.
ENTRIES FOR THE HARNESS RACES
The Indian Races and Dances Will
Be an Attractive Feature-Two
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fair will be opened. The commissioners
have worked under heavy difficulties but
the indications are that the fair will be
the greatest kind OF success in every par
ticular. The rates made by the Northern
Pacific from Tacoma and Seattle are not
as satisfactory rs were hoped for but the
time limit OF the excursionists has been
extended so that they will have three
days at the fair and the round trio rate
Of 81 90 should induce large attendance
from those sections. Commissioner S. J..
Cameron returned from Walla Walla on
Wednesday and says the interest taken
there gives promise OF large attendance.
Walls Walla will send creditable ex-
hibit OF her products including car
load OF fruit which will be side tracked
here for several days. An effort is being
made with strong probabilities of success
to secure round trip rate of less than
s. from that section. Mr.. Cameron will
leave on Friday for Seattle to assist Agent
Nsdeau in working up big excursion
from that city.
! The Indian races and war dances viii!
be greater attraction this year than ever
before as assurances have been given that
the heetest horses and most celebrated
| figure dancers will be here from all Of the
northwest tribes. The fair commission
ers have sent Photographic views of In
dian scenes, taken at the last fair, for
display in the large cities of the state.
The four mile Indian race will be one OF
the great attractions as the heavy purse
hung has attracted the fleetest horses
from the Nez Perez, Umatilla, Moses,
Yakima and other reservations. White
Swan says all Of the big chiefs from west
OF the Rockies and north OF California
will be in attendance and there is no
doubt that this feature of the program
will be one OF barbaric splendor. The
harness races were closed this week
There are about fifty entries and with
the running horses that will be here, the
entries tor which will not close until the
day before the fair, the stable room has
been overtaxed and today the contract
was let for number of additional box
stalls. A large number OF horses will
arrive on Sunday or Monday next
from Tacoma to go into training, while
Spokane will send a large stable. The
following are the entries for the harness
races:
RACE No. 1, MINUTE TRoT:
Tenino, bay mare, sire Altamont, dam
Clay %, Mrs. N. Covert. owner. Sum
rise, bay stallion, Antrim, Mollie, H.
Jackson. Road Boy, bay gelding, VIM.
Eaton. Last Chance, chestnut stallion,
Antrim, Levi, L. d. Lott. Altonett,
brown mare, Altego, Flora Withers, G..
Carpenter. Lyla, black mare, Altamont,
Tecora, B. p. Shawham. Rosewood,
brown stallion, Eros 1920, Maggie E,
2:l91, Samuel A. Crowell. William
See, bay stallion, Pero, Bird, P. T, Peter.
son. Leora Faunce, bay mare, Alta
mont, Leora, Needles & Christie.
RACE No. 8, TRorrNa-2 YEAR OLDs:
Thielson, bay gelding, sire Altamobt,
dam Almont,, owner, d. Schilling. Pit
took, black stallion. AItamont, Birdie
Mclean, Jay Beach.
RACE No. 4, TRoT OR PACE, $40.
Maplemont. brown gelding, sire, Prince
Mont; dam, Maple Leaf; owner, Ed.
Keyt. Bessie Rankin, brown mare, Al
lamont. w. o. Prime. Monte, bay stall
lion, Altamont, Cyclone, A. d, Eelin.
Ben l., -gelding, Needles & Christie I;
Caliope, bay mare, Harry Moran. Deo-
eaver, bay gelding, Altamont, Kisler, l..
Hartman.
RACE No. 8-TRoT, 2:3o
Guy Cesco, bay stallion, sire. Guy
Wilkes, dam, Francisco, s. G. Reeves.
Altonett, brown mare, Altamont, Flo1S
Withers, Needles Il Christie. Naylox,
bay stallion. Altamont, Maggie Arnold,
Jay Beach. Tenino, bay mare, Alta
mont, Tecora, d. Schilling.
RACE No. 6-GENTs DRIVING:
Fay, grey mare, sire, Altamont Med.
ium, dam. Warwick Maid, owner, J. w.
Bailey. Free Silver, bay gelding, Be-
douin, Bellfounder, l.. d. Lott.
RACE No. l5--TRoT, 2:24:
Lady Mack, bay mare, sire, Lemont,
dam, Codicil. owner, r. Breeze. eau
ton, bay stallion, Electioneer. Barnes,
J. w. Privett. Frank O'Neil, whipple-
ton, B. F. Hayden. Malherr, brown
stallion, Altsmont, Bell PIiCs, W. F..
Smith. storment, black gelding, w. H.
Lawrence.
RACE No. 16-2:1S RACE.
Walter @, broSn gelding, sire, Dell
Harte, dam, Wrecker, owner, Ed. Keyt.
Royal Glib, brown gelding, Angina, Elcho,
VIM. Belond. Estella, sorrel mare, La
mont, Nasty. j. NJ. Church. Stanwit,
bay geldlng, Altamont. Mambrino, J. X.
Misner. Kate Bender. bay mare, Alta
mont, Inauguration, Chas. Fisher Alt
wood, black mare, Altamont, Harlie-
wood, W. Galloway. Kittitas Ranger,
bay geldng. R. @. Smith.
RACE No. l7-2: 80 TRoT.
Last Chance, chestnut gelding, sire.
Antrim, by Levi, L. d. Lott. Lenora
Faunce, bay mare. Altamont, Leora,
Needles & Christie. Road Boy, bay geld
ing, R. Gilmore. -, bay geldiug
Guide, P. T. Peterson. Sunrise, bay