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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-21
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-21

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH JuD
IcIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO.
COUNTY OF CUSTER
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-21

Descriptive pamphlet on Cripple
Creek and its gold mines mailed free
on'request. Write for our weekly
market letter.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-21

Is greeting to oscar f..
?. Penwell, the above
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-21
GOLD MINES.

DID YOU EVER KNOW
That there was more millionaires
made from mining investments
than from any other source.
-. - $3.50.
DID YOU EVER THINK
That from a small investment you
might become Independently rich.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-12-21
c. c. & c. Stao,
Morrison q Wan.

The cheapest, shorten :,
route to Bayhorse, Clayton = y
Stanley Basin, seafoam ana . q
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-05
Church Dedication.

The dedication of the new
church building of Zion congre-
cation Of the German Evangell-
cal society, which took place last
Sunday, was an occasion OF
much interest among the mem
bership Of the church in this To-
cality. The regular dedicatory
service on Sunday was preceded
by preaching and prayer service
Friday evening and similar ser
vices Saturday afternoon and
evening. On Sunday morning
Bishop Thomas Bowman preach
ed the dedicatory sermon from
the text "Behold tabernacle of
God among men''-Rev 21-3.
THE sermon was of a most excel
lent character and was thorough
| ly enjoyed by the large audience.
In the afternoon the bishop
preached n English and again in
the evening in German. The
bishop was assisted in the SER
vices by Rev. E. W. Suckow, the
presiding elder of the district,
Rev. S. F. Brown, the pastor,
Revs. w. f, Wetleufer and l..
Won VALID. In his remarks on
the church he paid a high tribute
to the pastor and building com
mittee who had successfully
brought the building to compile
ton in so short a time and at 50
reasonable an outlay The
church is 48x28 feet, with a wing
|1Gx2S feet and II it. posts, it was
built by A. J. Hedlund Of Olivia,
{ Mimi, the lumber being furnish
ed by H. II. Nuremberg 4 Co, OF
the same place. The cost OF the
, church, including seats and heat
inc apparatus will be about s3,
500. The building committee
who have had charge of the mat
ter is composed Of G. Foss, VIM
Paul, G. Stengel, G.. Oehler ano
) VIM. Fenner.
f Zion congregation was flrs
organized in 1879 with very fev
: members, but has had a constan
! growth in mem bers and influenc
= and the old church building ha'
become too small to accommc
!, date the congregation and tn
! new structure became a aeces
. sity. They now have a hano
, some and commodious churc
: sucn as is seldom seen outsld
{ Of the towns and villages, an
! are to be congratulated on It
: : successful completion.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-05
RIG STONE CITY.

Big Stone Headlight. Oct. y, 1897.
NJ. Z. Martens moved Tuesday INTO
his property lately purchased OF Mrs.
Parcher.
1t is current that A. w. Moyius IS
making arrangements to go into the
mercantile business. Part OF his
goods have arrived and will soon be
put in place in his building which has
been cleaned up.
Charles Diebold will leave Sunday
night for Minneapolis where he will
enter some reputable business col
lere and take full course including
short hand and type writing. He is
Il steady young man and all his
| friends wish him success.
+. +. Miller, the father of +. D
Miller. arrived last Friday and is
making him few days visit. His
home is in Wauseca county, Minneso-
Ia. one Of the best in the state. lie
visited few days in Milbank before
coming here. He expects to return
home Tuesday.
c. A. Althar, of Minneapolis, ar
ived Wednesday and will take ch arge
of the new drug store at Odessa Tor
| 4. S. Boyer. lie is pleasant gentle
man and has had considerable exper-
ience in the drug business. lie VIII
no doubt work up good business as
J he appears to be hustler.
Journal ---Rev. "A. Wihlberg, OF
Sabin, Mimi, formerly connected
with the Chas. Betcher Co., was
visiting +. Eyerz and doing business
!. in town this week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-05
The County Canvass.

AS has been all along predicted
a very light vote was polled
throughout the county. only
about one third of the vote polled
last year being cast. Fortuna
telly the populists Of the county
were equally as apathatic as the
republicans, and the county as
a whole will give the republican
candidate for Judge a majority.
This was the only Office upon
which there was any contest, tor
though there was a commissioner
to be elected in the third dis
trict there was but one nominee
on the ballot, Mr.. George Stod-
dard The vote as near as we
have been able to secure 1T was
as follows where the full vote IS
not known the majority il known
is given:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-05
- = -
81 VI NIT.

Signal, Oct. -, u.
George HaWes expects to load his
goods tomorrow for shipment to Mil
bank where he will engage III busl-
ness. During his residence IN sum
nit Mr. Hawes has proven al
enterprising and public spirited cltl-
zen who has done his share toward
advancing the interests Of the town.
The family will be greatly missed,
and their large circle Of friends wish
them all possible prosperity ana
happiness in their future home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-05
Notice from County Treasurer

Notice is hereby given that the
delinquent personal property tax
list will be placed in the hands OF
the sheriff for collection after
Nov. 10Th, 1897. Notice has been
mailed each delinquent, and this
is positively the last call. Save
further costs by paying before
that time. j. n. oAFFoRD,
County Treasurer.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-05

All citizens interested IN the
woman suffrage question VIII
please bear in mind that meet
ings are being held at the court
today and tomorrow, at which
well known and able speakers
from abroad will lnakeaddrasses-
Laura M. Johns will address the
meeting tonight and Henriette
G.. Moore Saturday evening.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-05
Mrs. l.. Ranous has been quite
IL during the week.

Mrs. L. Ranous has been quite
Ill during the week.
The ladies aid society will meet
with Mrs. Thos Fitch on next
.Ihursday at the usual hour, and
.all members are requested to be
present.
The railroad company have had |
a force of men at work for the |
past week or two making snow
fence, which they are shipping
west. Road master Nelson says |
there IS about twelve miles Of it |
but much of it will be used to re-
Iplace old fence which is beyond
service.
It has been reported that the
young lady, Miss Hattie Burns,
who was employed as teacher in
the city schools here a year or
SO ago, and who went from here
to 1ankton to teach, has recently
died of consumption. She had
been for some time at the Hot
Springs in this state in hopes Of
establishing her health.
The singing of the little girl,
: Gladys Caldwell at the Methodist
church last Sunday evening was
a musical treat worthy Of more
than passing notice, and elected
the warmest praise from all who
had the pleasure Of hearing her.
The child certainly has wonder
, full voice, and attains the difficult
notes with an ease and natural
ness that is surprising.
z The county treasurer S sale OF
real estate for taxes delinquent,
:, which took place last Monday
was one Of the lightest sales
made in a number Of years.
The advertised list was not as
d large as usual this year, and
$ these were nearly all paid up be
e fore the day of sale. The cir
u cumstance is one which tends tt
/ show the improved condition O.
real estate owners in the county
d Huronite:-J L. Lockhart, o.
( Pierre, was a pleasant caller a
It the Huronite Office Thursday
5, While here small sum OF money
# was paid into the till by an ole
subscriber. and the money place.
upon the desk. It's absence wa:
!. soon noticed aud inquiry de
} yeloped the fact that the stat
officer had gobbled it IN. MI
! Locl1harr explained the matte
to our satisfaction but Warne'
us never to let any money Il
L around loose when any state o.
a. ficer was present.
q Quite q, little excitement wa
ie occasioned Tuesday morning b
le an incipient fire, which very foi
: tunateIy was discovered and e
e tinolished before any seflou
damage occurred. Some OF tn
Q. men employed in the erection {
y Wood Bros. new building ha
: 1;nbtnl IN oil stove in the rool
ID upstairs used by the 4. =: Y. Y
IS society as a kitchen, ana car
lessly left it burning when the
stanned out. Through SON
cause the wall caught fire and
Of hole was burned through II
I'd base board when the tire w
v discovered. A can Of kerosel
s standing near by had the hand
is melted off and would probab
Y have exploded in a short TN
lie had the fire not been discoyere
p. when it was, and the stove ltse
4 was quite badly used up. IL
: : habit Of leaving a kerosene
or or oasolene stove burning Whf
+ to there IS no one in the room
a always an unsafe one, ana tho
m as who indulge in this carelessne
ia cimDly invite disaster from III
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-05
huE HAPPENINGS.

MI
HEAT THURSDAY No. :, d
.67.
Clark the Revillo physi-
was a Milbank visitor the
Of the week,
i lawrence Of Troy, was
line his Milbank acqualnt-
last Friday.
Ross, the dentist will be at
n. Hubert for two weeks
nencing Monday, Nov. 10Th.
b-yices will be held at the
n Methodist church next
bath at 3 clock, weather
biting.
p Mesmer, the jeweler, has
red from his former place
lsiaess to the new Bleser
iss Hattie Prevey this week
nences a term Of school in
Nels Bergren district in
tkhaIm.
ate Merritt, who has been
ersoing Il seige Of typhoid
b for the past six weeks, IS
In able to be out.
frank Holtgen, who has been
tti1g friends in Mi!bank for q
Die Of weeks, returned to his
at Hankinson, Monday.
". Ha~es has moved down
b Summit, and is busily en-
bed fixing up and retittins th'
post Office building for his
store.
Y. r. Priest and wife, 0
Faon township, expect to g
lnbigan to spend a good por
Of the winter at their OLE
be in lonia county.
Fstmaster Middlebrool ha
Elred from the postal author
kanice large letter box TO.
outside Of the post offlc'
le1 the latter is closed.
Hon. J. L. Lochhart the lane
nnlssioner, has been spend
a few days at his old home i
abank this week, and IS &C
npanied by Mrs. Lockhart.
y NJ. Guthrie, of Osceola, ha
sed his farm for the con
eyear and is intending to g
Ohlo to spend the winter an
make a trip to the southWes
Ftore returning.
James Lockhart, the blac
rth, hammers the iron thl
EEK with more vigor than evel
aase Of the birth of a brlgf
ae girl at his home last MOI
Nessrs. Cannon & Healy, tn
acEsmiths, have had their sho
lorn up this week while the
se been putting a substantl'
eae foundation under II
eilding.
(1ehn Nuremberg, Of Grant Cel
IS about to start on a tN
seRs visit to friends in !
Ff county, Mimi, where |
ia sister who is to cele5ra'
Silver wedding while he
lhe HERALD ADVANCE to !
lsach with the spirit OF u
ues and the march Of improV
lS has just completed son
s3 on its Office building, Whll
Y uades the putting in Of q stol
sluatlon and a cellar.
= J. Bleser the druggist, n;
y moving into his new stol
! Week, and has now one
n nnest and most elegantly q
\. u'ed drug stores that g
'aa ~. II the country. Postmas
Niddlebrook has also tran
eled the office TO his new sto
Malng Bleser's.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-05
The Jury.

The following are the jurymen
a,awn for the November term,
.h;oh conyenes on the 10th:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-05

The following is the program
for the musical entertainment to
be given for the benefit OF the
high school literary society this
evening at the M. E. church, to
which the public is cordially IL
yited.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-05

PART
Opening Chorus
We Stand IN Deep Repentance. .......... Piusuti
Solo and Chorus
Wide Rolling Land ......................st strahp
Violin and Cornet .......:. ....osAecteu
SULLIVAN and FoRIENsB.
Chorns-
Seek Yeti Lord -. ............. ....bfaoDuty
Vocal Solo
The Soldier OF the Cross ..-........
Miss McCALLIsTER.
Chorne-
| Gently Lord, Oh Gently Lead Us. .Donizeft.
Recitation Seecred. ...... Jas. Whitcome Riley
Miss NuNA SHANNON.
Mics Konnernp.
PART ii.
Come FAIRIES s.......... ......-............ -
oo'He' 80 Mr. Harold NJ Ashton.
/ oh that men would praise the Lord. Harrington
Vocal Duett
/ 90 where the Mists are sleeping .... Giove
| Mrs Nokmar and Miss Clark.
Vocal Solo -,
Come my beloved. ....: ...,.....f franz " al
| Mrs. Horton.
A Spring Song. ............-i iuou'
Under the maple trees ...........
i Miss Caldwell
Chorus ,raaS.n
He that dwclleth III the secret place. oodrn
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-05

Henry kerchel
Nels Nord
Hans Helgeson
Charles Brand
Otto EHderling
Ole Nelson
Frank Roder
II. o. Healy
Henry Wilde
O. J.. Neuman
A. NJ. Webster
Jacob Sard
j. A. Dillman
w. W. Mount
Levi Jacobs
Henry Port
Gust Nelson
y. Cald0R.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07
Iaeo,r Game. AT Pr,soetsa.

PRiNcEToS, Marc G-Thc Princeton Cnirer.
siig Track Athletic Association held the last o!
iIs series @: indoor handicap games this After
nnoG. The Princeton rsco-d to- three standing
Jumps va r'uktu ~ + G~Arre;i. u, 81, Who
t.cE-e- - t.t' : 4-.ses. SUMMARIZE:
TWsur! -olsntyI-1 uB.t-voa y .Lnisrt- -. s
."el, se.1-- N1'cTr 'rr 8 feet. thsr-. Lane. -.
scrairE Tmr . : ? seconds
HOP si+p Eai !EuJ-wl q ~ u"ES. 81, s.. feet
hrfLG4 cls.La-f - ;ei :. IL bee s~~Inc. SicuC,
seminar. - :~+' A@i-E -istElr< - feet - the. :
laird EA-itii, =. .. feet Aetna distance - Feet (.
ia-hra-
k-ul!1E E.S4 'u-;-wuIry CA--uI. lEcc. EorLtr..
feet ~. ir-te' s-~fnt bear 81 : inrhfs Arrrtl
.ufly ) feet = snca-. iE,rc, garrett ~. 8 iuches.
BciuA ,u.IT : tF-I Iueht.
!-oIe NL4lf-Nu- - -!ler. -. E-rArr ,. u tel !
Inch, s"oa--. stray. 49,, : inrhrs. s. feet iurEn.
stsg1lus krrEd Jlwy-Wuu ~ Sf1agt sru,uXr
- !ngles b~,ah. .LIr : fefI : inches sr,upg. COY
-, j. -naar,- N";gA .4Ii : feet : .uehcs. ILird. ca
~. .s'l . lLrat. Asiy@4 .guy . '--T !ncAes.
Tire >tAa2lEg .UIp--Muu ny Lrs.. ~. . feet.
AfuL distance = :""I & iu-ar, sosId. G4rgri II. ~
s-rEieh So feet : .u-Act Ilirt slough. Serg,rE- Z.
feet actual 91sIGDcC - feet luaAos
Putting p. i'aLD. N8Hi-NQ 81 ~ g-a.c SEwtrE-
=. test. hetuA VuI IS :csI -. tacbei scasIue. n ION.
-, y fevi- h7i-L G-i - feet j.. iutAtt iliY-. ,Er-
rtt -. ~--I-a - tr~i 3. iDches
f.Ti-ug - fnLna Shli-Toa ty Holt. 1909. 8 feet
hfiLA Ili s. '++I g 'n"Les s-Ngu1. E-it.L. -. T.
feet h.TuLl y-t - feet -. ipebet il-rd. H.urr. ~ ;
feet silva ut : feet : ,lghos
heiNF "t.c-i Nirs;.lg-W = ~ TT.rr. -. ~
ce.EU.t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07
Selling % 10. E~-~r County C~sstry U.s

ORANGE MArch s-Tae golf liaEs @, ;he EsseI
County Couni-y Cub were N fne condition TO-
day. l. The morning q fou-solae match vas
played he;weca Miss r AnGr,ws Aad Frederick
". Harrison mi Mss l. Chrsi:s and Alex
FiniEy. Miss Christie AID yinlAy woa By three
holes W with two 20 play. The match was a tie
~ 70 tho touriecnih hole. IN The a-s; half Miss
Andrews and Harrison won the frs. hole: the
second And third we-e wou hy their opponents
fourth and nth BY the winners O.; the i-si hole,
sixth tN Mss Christie and Fnlhy. the seventh
was hhly- I'd, The eight was Won by Miss CErst.-
APO fialAy. and the ninth by Miss Andrews and
Harrison.
L. TIE second hall Mss CA-sle and F:nlAy
cspiure9 the tenth hole. her opponents The
Eleventh Miss Christie and fsalAy The twelfth.
Ms Al ana Harrison The ;hiroeEih. and
Mss Giraffe and Fclhy the .uE-iteliL. II
ieeuih, Aaa EEtccnit, which gave 20 ;Aen The
match.
In the afternoon The links were ikronred with
p.Byers- Among those v ho INDUCED in iafarrnA
game were +. n. Powers Fan, Charles II Lee,
Thomas I. Ped. c. e. KnevcF. W. J kinCs!And,
). II. Thomas. II. i. ThomhA w. = EaiCn. / 81
C.-3r Colby. and Mss Andrews Alexander I'm.
Jay Hnc VI, LSt played \ match, The former win
nlrc by two hnlcs-
Plans hre 6.roaay heiaS formed for The series
Q: matches 70: The various cups. and Greens
keeper fGr.sy Is looking forward 10 q busy
season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07
Ra~isg nj N~1 orl~an..

NUv r1lI.Ns. GL-rh t-Ea'rr. ~t-- v,tIs,-
elearng II The lsis Afternoon. ntFg~- ., "a, p,
.1oTi The rhrt ~. scsE! tUi Ihs EIb.r HiI.z
fog' Winning ;Ersrt-. L.. int tSoE, lo-'. ATusre
an <.ppU. -guuA'i~s
-rra kL-~-sI flr41IE. Eu-, ~ cou,s t:
% Z uNs EAFg -. - FL"L. . .r :. s-ryBpa
Prime Erorerr. ~ rover, = - :. .ilrS. ..gt.
! ~.
s~~obe RA~-EL':A un.. Si-s;, - ~ ,Ru-n,
: - :. war; - sac. los .''-~y VI Q a. srropa.
Grsr- H.lbAf y. .o~er, =. 70 4, ttr- -Iae.
VITA
TLl-s EN-e-r E 49, 4 .r-.E'A gA--. rs
"a! ; 70 ]. NCr k-rt-uAL. :us L. Re- =. 20
J. s-cone. hlr H-Ee-It. W ELE str.. ; 10 =.
tt.-G. gZr.. ! So.
ivE-.t zA--Si fp-iolrs. StI -oL- IEl SAY
rritl. y - :. wen GAGoE. 100 FuruI . 20 !. 49,
eEi Sio-Ehe.n. - .sSnrtr : 70 :, t.lra. Time.
: w.
r:l HR~e-STta -urirrrN Cola To-. It: RIr.
ret : - i, -ons Et4E, IpS Srf%-r.- y - :. g.
oa- SENATOR ft-rote. lu7 GkyNose y - =. i.!ra.
rae. ] -.
>IIs k.r--1pe mile. Ngss Cart. ins Saa~-r~-
: TO :. wa. .LgrA IuftA- - :. sLru.r. ~ TO :. 80.
cn-i =. :. hEurn, = tCnnns : u !. ialrG- Tsnt.
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There IS . letter o; tn, orace for Jazz shelly.
u. c. .. New Yo.E-Hs 10 , fee; lia inches tall.
Stanton Abtoit sayt he VII take On ..Sptie' Sal.
Iva. ~ ix- pOEEcA
C. /. Se~ Ynrt.-rour tirnea Courrn.y. Flu.
Ennons I~ice, sod zoe Goddard
Doc Tra,.r OF srootlyn !, oat with a Do, 70
meet Aty us pound Ekr Il the business
A CoE-Ast ksA5-r. Sev YORK He VAS born n:
Elsior. cors~ AL. ErslAnc. o. June :. i.o2.
Johnny n.ct .enc. word 10 I'm 81 va, be vii
mach u1cK Nard against any igs OF los youpaer.
Jimmy Rose. TIE clever bAEIAra weir.t. Ia, en-.
for a match VIA A-y II: psuSct'.
Edaie So eetey's cha II IL YESTERDAY srs -,
erId-nily bAa som erec,. ATrAnEerlsatE rave teen
MADE 20 er:nS him and Harry Apf.I Iosetser.
- match 1890 'nsLhy GLyh: snd csa,iey
koeheseT e.. The pair Az 10 hoI i~.rty roHn:h
should xartia Faa.-y o: Low.I ae'eAi pG Ha~.
fins Of Carson, It's next opponent wgI ut tommy
waite. lie contest 81. us Gvcizea = 80. cit! pexi
aoa'h.
A isa.i cab las o1.-e. .uticins ir.uoe-.-s for
= twenty -oGn1 tout t-gw--n Pei.r EAne- ana jim
with C0rt<it.
Green. a Local eIut viii make another mAI-r -.
ven rim sL1 Tommy hysh ror r~-rI, I've roGEas.
kyAn Las AcyeGGr=.
Jimmy HAnoitr .tt Barr Fi,-ser Ray b.
purss ~ TIE nl-etlaE. fIs-her Las consented 10
rssi Ana HAhdlei WI It; TIE cat Know Que way
~ Ibe othrr to noF5v~.
iScx Ward OF Ball. more. wNo INos soeh . Che
show M .sA:rst !-anJ Barry. uAhts = r'fGra
n .t-h N1iu bs A. AZ A-1sisi- wsr1 has teen Of.
irr-7 several fnztraes p1I SAJs te " III hp.1 OFT
IsTu be trars from larry.
CtA-ley Mitchell y-i-risy CLhlci 70 she Polio,
GGsrfs 4 cnsI-cse 10 The ~lnu-- OF tEe Dort~i
f.tI-n.nFoas match - rE=t fa-r I.oaiEsL:rotE GAZE
for 81. 900 = slG-. E'tcG-l sG! nSI K peYs 10 see
the us EgL; or - fsI-Ecgs DA!. e
Anotre- attempt has been maze - brins Dan
Crr-oon and FrAaK CrAis. re "BA-i-m Co---
J,olvr. tostthrF. Tae .AIIrT ssy. lie 1, Wilt. TO
Coule 10 ttI- cuEEiry, uri uAris - tKyerse, Tor.
Nardei before he Will cnbseEl TO = mater
y. A Francis. HoboE.r.-l. Re wAs sefea,~.
rwIce. oac- " !ln Hal. n AUsirs!!.. Apd ~ Tor
sbArEey. Lt san vrAEc:>ru- :. ~ AAy N.l-n.
champion amateur rai11ie sSfT Of s.n Francisco.
IL -four rouIcs. Il. Af;erw ArG kEucErs oct W,.cn
II one round
PA-son' Davies has MADE ~ his mind 10 70 to
EnslAsd Va AgrA. n will take sin In. BOB Arm
s'EUEs ana Jimmy hairy. j 10 lot En"~p wbeIntr
ChnyasSi VIII .ccs'1 tany hgRl. As TIE .A-t-F las
lb- kIicE-rtocker - Z.
IroUtle ia lEely IN arise over ise tveary round
go stirn Ia. t~-E arranged teI~ e.. ls,e sul.
van Al kI5 Ga11tn. TSo clubs clIln NAda-a'.
s~-rvlc-s. ana IEe latter via spHE have g, declare
himself or lose tn.n r.hi.- LELIes - oo0ESI 10
meet aaih sLi!vAn An1 !A-s GI.nE OF EArrE IL.
HoT sFIl'ss. EP-~n s.-!onnay Van Ee-sI OF New
lorE LuG AunN fowvl, OF Australia met !Ast rlSh;
ct me NisiIar,' Gut -: = ror tr.' 10 iEst usIIl a de-
cisiVa Ma re:rEci. III hrsT rpanc 49, feature,
les. TIE secoDG WEs q fu.girE match itrouEhoui,
Van heesi ErtIlnr the t.esI . -. u ins 'sir1 .rena
= rlsnI hArl sNin= fom Vac H--,r rAusht PoNeI
CT The potHi OF the rhiH AHi ySi hIn OgL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07
Lsss Island Trap shooting.

The N-~ vtn-esi Gzu C.ur a-l1 - --salE- semi.
monthly i've h:-- sa,ai ye,Ier-Iy L:Irrua,a Il
wroa.L~r lie sa0r-s
Flr,i Tyea'-ReEulLr sens z7l;lr rlur sh,,, Al
yAr1s 10 C~orutlus FU--arslu - .hS. ! 8 yGra.
Y. NS"1 / N'ntH, -hs' a ~ NEra, . -cuLEy
A - y&ra. . jsu's = selpeil glGs, 4 = yL-os :.
irratn,k I1sinI-' p cH.' p ~ !k-aA :, -: ~.
sb'Nl7o1 To- las 4 9r.Ef ais Az cut wETvn L.
ThofEis1Le ; Courteous tursuts-I. -. 4.
se'|aI tr'E'GN' .-hna-sa' We .riLEy 4 4sp-
httl 80. h".f'' : .I1. Irnl J.
Tara ! cAI-SAar cnu..uuns +. 4 EgLDtft :.
Noe! MONEY, ~ 4 Thompson : Tie Shot &c IN
e. M Evcai-sAHt c1n+'joa, NslI Money. 9:
.m' ~" = ~ Ih,tt - = GtS9-P
I.fIa E~'ell-RAYei AZ svceJrJkfts ~ i've lir.
soL ~ yLra. : o"Iay .FGrsugsoa - Yards : +
Ihghi~". : ktEncrt = yh-as : )
sSiE fEtAi-SLmt C1s1tDrIs- Noe. l. Murrr 50
yAras 4 Thompson, = yards : ! : Aeluefi.
FUrEDesou, 2! yA-aA 3
ponNa c Seace, captured ever one q. the s-,eu
sreIuf dec'aea O. The grounds o; the rrs-%ri AtAi.t,,
Cub Of bH'aklys Al BAY Eiast Yesterday L.Iersaan.
summary
Fni ~Erepi-NAtst a, twenty ar, tG-s.t. ,AeA ,I.
", Grant NotmAn, Il, Errr c w,9tTnIn SQ
srnoa: t~neli-SIirh Al '.Seriytvt tLrstts .Arh
NoinhI. re, c A syEeA -. i. Z. w.rI-uEL
Ih.ra krch'-Nhue coa1!uun1 : d. gr3ceN g..C.
Fnu7h Eyeul-NLIch tame conan "a. ? g
"TSsSN ! n Ntrltmhh
Z. { NtTltTlEL
sIrh EveuI-SGsns conditions = 6 Geases. 10. H
strtlth Kveui-GItsa Al tw,-r,- ~. ,.yr.,. .,a
E1Isu rHles 7, 6 Gt5o-k. %, Il c werIenA.- is
Only r~e men puI IN Al appearance Yesterday AZ
h-hcoa On the grousas ot the Rros6lyn Gun Club
y. Flsya JoasA 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07

The regular monthly meeting o: tie Long
Island lnier-caolAs;ls Athletic League WAS held
81 Acelphi C S-giuy. brooklyn. On F-.Gay Afro.-
n"on. Tae delegates present were:
y ; yo-nrr. : ktdy. Iod " wus1r- Aa.lp1l. P
Nrr3rs snd ? N.lsrtuch. Prtrr ~Iusurai. } Clr,E
ao1 : Gt--i.h. Poly Pr II Van wIrt4uz ard
y NsrEvtd. P~r.1Eiyu E.rh 7. Pcck nnd 7 L,-.
rtsn-. - pa, Z bcTk:ns ADc Y Fletcher. ErSuElyn
L4G.
After the REGULAR routine hEs ness had been
fraN-sc'c! Chairman Fo-ucl q the skating
'or-!E.''cc s,AI-c that tie nT.' annual races %.
TIE .ezgu- W.! t- he'd ~ iAe C.eraJslt Avenue
ssAI!ns ia'.s "a the evenings O.. March ~ and
=" The tFsS. hcals W.A Ie decided on tie a-sI
u.-a' and -.v -ua-s % To- ~~.uuG- Goid. SILVER.
and uruLHt metals NIL t- Lraried 70 The win.
fc-s II each event, and fas seb1Yl scoring the
~sroAl.S; auLte- a. pa.-'- on The regular hs..s
Vii recrive a ua-aC'. LSg-e Will te Eve events.
a. io4oUs --n"ya-- dh.A. .ul.CT: 2GNySra GLsh.
Scl.pF. -a-: . u..t, C.t E.!lD. al. L. emile runs.
Inc r'io-- o. Iat Track Committee on TIE re-
cent 4LlOa. csucs sauv "a a ma! balance IL
isVo- o. iht L---4c. Iatre Was Eii.e discus.
slol b. 70 whether q vayIG - vlsc "a ho!c Any
more !a.JI: GENTS, uLI the matter was LAID
over.
The nisLnic-s,soa.nc between s.. Paul and
RTuoK4!n H'Th lurs owe. the pace Of hey
ANNA nsseta.. gan" was brought IN but after
some ArS-Ilcl' = vHs PLACED "a the hands O. tie
CNuaIL-'.c' ga Games.