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Sierra County advocate., 1897-10-01
HiiISboro Mines and Mills

Supt, Hnghes Of the Snake
mine, is at El Paso looking after
The sampllng Of an eighty four ton
lot Of orc shipped from hero last
week. The value Of the lot Is be-
tween $4,000 and $1,000 Gnd ii
comprises The months output ef
frat class ore from tho Snaka
group
&. A. Graves hns sub let eona
leases on the I'll Dorado mine.
g. l., Fisher has put some m, u
to work on the Whuleback aud
Flora Temple mines,
Collard and Weleh are getting
along we'll with the construction Of
the new null aud will be ready to
place the machinery when 1t n.
riyes within week, il being now
en- route from Denver.
The Rex silver lend mine dev,l-
opment IL progressing and some
good orc 10 bong found,
Sherman mine loesoes arc accu.
mulating another shipment Of lirtt-
class oie.
The new Snake group mill will
be rendy to start up about Oct. Il
aud will have near one Thousand
tons Of accumulated ore to work on.
An interesting feature will be tho
Whitley concenlrator up To
dato modern cOntrivance which ia
rapidly superseding all former IN.
ventons IN use in the great mining
camps OF Colorado aud il Is no.
unreasonably y expected that it will
result here IN an improved saving
OF ten TO fifteen per cent values.
The Charter Oak mill will be in
operation again next week with a
fair probability Of continuous op-
orhtlon.
Lewolyn & Go. ore preparing
for extensive operations in and
about Dutch gulch Their oaynido
plant and other machinery have
been shipped for Hllsboro anil
they viii move the Huntington
mill over from Happy Jack Hill.
About forty tons per day is the OK
pected capacity aud the supply will
DO obtained from the big low grade
ore bodies Of the lei Orc and Hap
by Jack mines.
A small force OF men are at
work on improvements at tho
Eighty.Five Gine,preparing for ex.
tensiye work.
Carl Clansen ia negotiating for
a lease on the Gold Star aud
Seandia mines in Ready Pay
eulch
with good management, moro
especially in tie mining depart
ment, Maior Llewellyn's caynido
plant ought to be a pronounced
surccs. But to make sis 20 eight
dollar ore pay, every cost must bo
and good generalship
will be required, especially IN tha
iniatory stages. Much richer ora
will Ice obtained aud treated, but
to maintain fifty ton cansump.
iion, reliance must be placed on
the low grades
Sierra County advocate., 1897-10-01


Santa fe on ltgal business,
Says the San Pedro, Cal,
Iimes Of Sept. 25tL Peter
GALES and wife from New Mexico
arrived in Seu Pedro on Tuesday
with the intention Of making their
home here"
1t ia reported down this way
that smelter will shortly be
erected at lfairview to smelt the
rich ores Of the district.
Col. A. W Harris, Hon. j, VI.
Webster, and Robt Reay. Sr., were
here this week from Kingston.
-- Uncle Ben Peers, wife and
family have gone to housekeeping
in the Donohoe cottage, on upper
Main street,
An unique and qnite euc-
eessful plan to raise tho almighty
dollar for the purchase of a flag
aud water cooler for the liillsboro
school was enggeeted hy Hon u
s Miller and executed by DR.. Il. /,
Given, last Saturday DIR. Given
got out a lot Of cards decorated
with n flag and bearing tho follow
ing patriotic aud financial notice !:
Ten CENTS, | own ten cents in
the Hillsboro public school hng.'
These he distributed among n
numter of boys 10 sell for dime
apiece, offering to The boy who sold
the gleatest number a prlze Of Sl
The cards sold rupidly among
our citizens aud soon enough
money was realized for he flag and
cooler. Bruce Barnes sold over
60 cards and was awarded the \ /
plize And now Mr.. Miller and
the Doctor are being congratulated
There will he the usual Episco-
pal services at u niun Church, this
coming Sunday, morning and cyen-
ing.
Rev J, a. Mussell ~ attending
Nj. Il, Church conference, at Albu
querqne.
Died, Of pneumonia, IIillsboro,
on Tuesday, the little daughter OF
Mr.nnd Mrs. NJ Martinez. The fun
eral occurred "Wednesday aud was
attended by many friends OF the uf.
lllcted family.
While returning to his Las
Pulomas ranch from llillsboro on
Tuesday Of last week, aud Just AZ
he reached the other aide of the
Arroyo Seco, Mr.. NJ. II Horn was
approached by three horsemen,
supposed 20 be catile rusiers
One Of tho men hit him over the
head with coilrd rope, calling
him by the name OF n prominent
cattleman Of this eonniy. aud with
an oath demanding his pocket
knife. Before Mr. Horn conId |
comply with the request the fellow |
grabbed him. tearing his hat, 60
ing through his pockets, aud TAX.
ins what money he had $l50 /
None Of the three mrn were
but presently fourth
holseman drew near, and, seeing
Mr. Horn aud probably beug
afraid Of recognition, tied hnEd
krrcnief over bis face. This fourth
horsrman then ordered the ihree
Others to etop nhnsing Mr. HON.
saying that lie wasn't the tig cnllle.
Aaa @aut. d, as he kncw Mr.. U0rI
very well. The four Iishwaymen
'heu took Mr. Horne pipe, tobacco
and several packages If goods That
he bad Ia his buggy and told him
% drive on. Mr. Horn lcst no
ime in doing So lie @as ip Hills
)oro this week md relate the nj
.aif nhia ffirnAa. llc saws there
i 10 doubt ia his mind, from the
of the men, that there
gould have been funeral had be
lroyei to have been - certain big
'a,'lemmn Of this county, as they
'ertalaly meant business. lie esye
hat he could not recognize the
nen again.
Carbon or plalium finish is nll
Sierra County advocate., 1897-10-01

were worth 500 a ton. So all
summer long Johnson's wagons
worked until four miles OF road
were built, bat the widow didn't
weaken.
Sierra County advocate., 1897-10-01

Carbon or plalium finish is nll
the rage 10 photographs. See Bou
zex'r samples Ia the hotel. Two
weeks only
Sierra County advocate., 1897-10-01

Photographs are taken at your
own house finer than gallery work.
See Bouzex, at the hotel, Two
weeks only.
Sierra County advocate., 1897-10-01

Output of Hlllsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday
Sept. 30th, 1897, as reported for
THE ADVOCATE:
Sierra County advocate., 1897-10-01

State of Ohio, City of Toledo .,
Lucas County, So
Frank J. Cheney makes oath
That he is the SENIOR partner of the
firm Of f. J Cheney n Co, doing
business III the City OF Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, aud
that seid firm will pay the sum of
One Hundred Dollars for each aud
every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF Halls Cat
arrh Cure
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sub
scrlbed IN my presence, this 9th
day Of December, A ID. 1886
L, $ A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure ia taken
and acts directly on the
blood aud mucous surfaces Of the
system. Send for testimonials,
free. r. J. CHENEY IL Co.
Toledo, o.
"sJ"Soli by druggists, 75o,
Sierra County advocate., 1897-10-01

MISS Minnie uager, Of Carbonate
creek, this week.
Il. Bloodgood left for the Gila
Wednesday to look after his cattle
interests.
Rollin Cowley and sister and
Miss Daisy Rouse went to the
county capitol last Sunday.
Mitch Gray was in from the
Nogollon, bat has gone to his lead
Claims in Carpenter to push deyel.
opment.
The maiI will change the list Of
October (today), NGNIE,
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Legal notice.


OREGON IMPROVEMENT I.-.Ii 'i eesri 5 !,
decree made 5y ne - fxstrx
rhe United states ioF 5.vis5a. 49,
N as1!nk .''', sy,se enlisted ne y,
~ 1s- snd Trust Cofni'ss .-syop Isl
tia L@5l. agalY.st the Dls.ss "a >
49,. company. delei.9''is't. fg.gt =
PiyF 10 by the Cslts.s y ~ Or
eT-l.es Stases f0r the 49,. - safs -
thr - 81 fsss. n rms, CO
s.-re FarruerS Lean ~ - f,~exon ".
- trustee against ~ fa ! c
t+,~ovGr1aut company az ~ Re -
.neG4 hs the Clrci4. - if,sstrsct q -
states 1oF ~ 81 lss. n s Tfs.
lorna. A4s-a = rraers Loan ORG .
tt.'t1 trfssee. aza!t2. ~ aasss.
otl .'a-s Company sendlassa
i-hPt n " ,srsv Commissions. ,.s n -
si-Ae4. l-.,~r.-,se. ID and ~ assan q u
lpF VIZ t,-11 asll 81 pubic =. eisy * -
$3.50, Cr4lrt House 10 lirg' e
49, rre county =. goa - =
60 ,r1 D8strtcf OF = a. u Mrs..
.3.-ioek noon. "a Ens "a s-ss-tgy. y
La~ A u, iss4 - "a orgperu ..ss-.a
,nortQ4ged prenE.sss. = s.crssF g. 4
and franchises ~ So s.,ssf dese'5p''sA
- ,r@rfjoned, N'S' ,.sss
Mhica j. as ioi u e. o.tai socs ~ 0ssss
% Az ST. 49, ifsr1s o. eogsg.ssssaai -,
81 o-art -, fo the SAD .s.stai s;gcs =
~ - tgof,,dlrg % al thr foasfsAsf ~
80 4, 10. coast Slralissss 4 ne fssa
s.'- 1-.tll s-oek ard 49, M flge -
$3.50 pafIway CON 80 Psgef -
49, ~ rha C0iEfay.as a. csPssas -
Ea.lread Company. ass.er. ss@-sss
o. No seattle all
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uEATHs AND FUNERALS.

C0sTFLLO-At River Park. Aoncay' &c
fafe- III 1877 Rata. daughter o. ~. aEo
~. r a Costello. OF cholera int4I-
sasrn, aged years
xAgxs-Ai Ballard. Monday, ociooer I.
r. Ttara a. karns. Of congestion 2.
the Jugs, aged 2 ysara. saS
No 81. D. o. =, OF Bethel.
Services VIII be held at IS. stephens
rriscooai church, Ballard, tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock
YUgEy-Thn funeral services ~ Senator
v. A. Pusey viii DC bsld from zoe 81
dence. al Yesler. ~ 1879 Tuesday morn
s.-v a. f2sa1 Frtends who are unable 20
h. ri hogEs can come 70 cemetery
gTROMgEHG-T funeral OF h@tne
Maud sirsmbasg wiii - held TUESDAY
October r. At O'clock. from residence.
SIS Seventeenth avenue.
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soT,CE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public is hereby warned not 20 pay
any mopcy 20 parties rspFesentine " .e
except the following who arc the 2niy
Authorized travelling agents % ne Fes.-
IrtsIiigencer, viz. ]. A Mcclellan, =.
Rodsrfck spraene, J. J. Hawisy ana
q Freeburrer This does not apply 70
resident agents OF this paper who are TO-
Gated IA various cities and towns ih -
Northwest. nor TO T'ostinastelb' Mt1o -
IN nfI eaees authorlze 10 take subScr p
lions for the Daily. sunday and WeeE,s
Post-InieilIgencers Citv ccllectofs; =. a
ratbcarf. ~ r. Hawiey, W. H. hahha'
end C. v. White.
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MARRIAGE

oKERgLyoM J0ffSsOS = - r,.-..'s.ss- 4
81 =. a. r@ssdasee oE the offeiafl.sg
clersynan. Rev. Marin l. LATsaa -, -,
rIs.r venue Nr. william A. gker9s'fn
Ard sfIsy ida Johnson. oosn o. 's'@.'
EAsToN -gFfrT-At Fremont. : 10y 10y
erorfrg Qr.c1er s. issl. ~ Ess- AaHys.
80. NJ fsaarses II Eanson and
Mis- Mlnnls II. SAT-. both OF Same
e.rsTpozs RASgERG - IN ssaifle.
sss1..9sv rses0ks~r q iss7. a. z3lZ flftn
as.s-.sa f..srl@s b. ezigiron and Linda
Crarberg. both 81 AarysSslis, ees. w.
III q; Temple Officiating
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RECEIVERS SALE.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington for King County.
w. W. Dearborn ct al, plaintiffs, VS.. The
washington Savings Bank, defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that under an or
der of court made in said cause on-Octooer
l. 1871 The undersigned will sell at pubic
auction TO the highest and best bidder Tor
cash. on Wednesday October 10Th, 1897. all
those certain pieces OF personal property
OF me Washington Savings Bank SCI out
ana described in a certain petition OF the
undersigned. filed in said court on the Soth
day OF August, 1897.
Said prop rty consists among other things
OF the following:
Promissory notes secured by mortgage
and other collateral and unsecured.
Yakima county warrants
Nnatcom county warrants.
Seattle street Improvement warrants.
1oWn OF Columbia warrants.
Town or Hamilton warrants
Town Of Centralia warrants.
Claliam county warrants
Anacortes school distr1cJ warrants.
TAX certificates and tax deeds on prop
cry Se IN 1sd hing county WaSaington ror me
said sale viii take place in the Library
Room Of the King County Court House;
Seattle, King County, Washington. and
viii be continued from day 10 day until all
the property is sold
Terms of sale: Ten per cent. cash on the
day OF sale and the balance in cash on con-
hrmation of sale by the court.
A detailed list of said property may De
had on application TO the undersigned,
Al the same time and place the receiver
sell ten six ner cent. bonds OF the Third
Street & Suburban Railway Company 10
the highest and best bidder for cash. upon
the following terms:
No bid to be received for less than $3.50
for the ten bonds. terms. ten per cent.
cash on the day Of sale and balance In casn
on confirmation of sale by the court
Receiver of the Washington Savings Bank,
Room SO. Boston Block, Seattle, Wash
ington.
elise & King, Attorneys for Receiver.
Date of fits. publication October >. 1891
RECEIVERS SALE.-Notiee is hereby
given that the undersigned will receive
sealed bids for the period of thirty days
after the first day of October. 1897 for
the purchase of S225, o000. par value Of
the first mortgage bonds OF the Last
Chance Mining Company, and for 81 los
shares OF its capital stock, of the par
value of $40 per share. Said bonds are
secured by first mortgage on said mining
compsny's valuable properties IN Sho-
shone county. Idaho. Such bonds and
such bonds are a majority OF the first
mortgage bonds. the issue of bonds be-
ing s40O00o00 -four hundred thousand
doiIars). Said sale TO be for cash pay
able within thirty days after notice of
acceptance Of bid.
All bids must be accompanied by GER
lars) payable 20 the undersigned. 10 be
forfeited unless fun payment be made
within the time specified.
The undersigned reserve the right 10 re-
iect any and all bids. All bids must be-
sealed and addressed to either OF the uu-
dersigned, al Spokane. Wash.
A. d. LYNCH.
Receiver First National Bank
FRED b. GRfNNELL
Receiver Spokane Savings Bank.
Spokane. Wash. Sept. 25 1897.
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REWARD.

A reward NJ ,io VIII be paid for infor-
nation leading 20 the arrest ana conNlc-
tIon of any one stealing copies OF me Fost-
Intelllgencer delivered 10 suDSctlneaS
4ftettf tba rst
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In order 70 secure correct insef saD.- - =.
notices under these heaofnGs. Aase go.
phouid be Ieft a. tfse business oHlee 2. -
raper No charge IL made fer sSes. DO. -.
Funeral notices. rszolgttozz 9, 80. = !.
etaI announcements E1L - eo@terl. = -
rnfe of ff cents vser IRE ezeh lr2s.I -
pOgT-fsTELTIGESfs tsf -
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

MEMBERS or Rideelv Rebekah Lodge.
No 8 l. O. O r are requested 20 At
tend The funeral Of Mrs. Cara kRrn@
on Glover Leaf Rebekah lodge No. 4.
az poihel Funeral Ballard Wednesday,
October 10 AZ IL a. m. take o'clock
car Per order Mrs. tixgie s0uder. y @.
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Advertisements under the head on i,os,.
Found For Sale For Rent and sttcauohs
Wanted Will be inserted at the rate OF
cent word each Insertion Faymtht "a
ways In adyasce No advertisement re-
cei,ed Tor less than = cents.
NOTICE-The business onice OF ths
PoetIn.eiIlgsncer II open pnth II y. m
Sunday hours a m. to II 'y D. m, anu
10 0 p M Classified advertisements VIII
e< received up 10 that time.
Advertisements viii be received AT
hranch Offices az the Post -fntelIigenrsr
TACOMA BUREAU-No. iAS facsho
avenue.
PORT TOwNSEND--wm A. Pfsiner.
BFLLfNGHAM RAY-New Whatcom.
o II Culver Manager
OfYMP1A-tfTk Main street. u. e.
Wlnsianley Agent.
VICTORIA. n. C.--Georgc Marsden.
The following letters await advertisers
~ tais Office:
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NOTICE TO sToCKHoLDERs-

NOTICE OF INTENTION OF INCREAS-
ing Capital Stock-NOtice Is hereby given
10 the stockholders OF she Yukon Trane.
por stion Company, corporation Of The
STATE q Washington. that a meeting ~
the stockholders OF the capital stock Of
said Yukon fransp or,ati0n Company will
be held IN The Ci.y Of Seattle. STATE Of
Washington. At the Office OF the Com
pany. IN ne Mufual Life Building on Pi-
Creer Square. on the 5Qth day OF O~tohe.
ISs- ct the hour Of 8 o'clock a m ~
said oaV trs object OF which r1e-tf~.r -
10 submit % Said stockholders a rrSr,,-
sfuon 20 increase the capital stock If
said Conp5ny IRON 20 i nv I'VE hundred shares
Of the par value 81 nifty thousand dollars
IN 6ffnsr hundred shares Of rha ra " 49,
81 one hundred ard nifty thousand CO..
RICHARD CHILCOTr
JAMES CAMPBELL
NM r PRIAfROSF
Trustees n the Yukon Transportation
Dtted Seattle. Washing. on. August 2,s,
1897
NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDrRs TO-
viii be a meeting OF The stookhoIdars -
the WAYNE Gold and Corner NTfrt--
COMPANY. OF Seattle, ar the Offices az 90
company Monday October - i,97. for
the purpose OF Increasing the carttet
stock 81 said company and frarea -
surh other business as may come befors
" " ROCKHTLL4 Pree,fen.
= GIL BERT Secretary
seatLI- We. --n--I-. e- ,. 1s97
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT-C~TrON-on October 81 an g., -
cash wi-hogs reserve. 20 highest htsss~
on -he steamer lying az the coun-v Nor
farm rhe steam ilE Hornet. fenash -
boiler, eng-ue sx,e ! n QaHter
A p. RANDALL & co. carnar..-.
fcbbars. glazing. screens wlrt7o,s4s II
doors Telephone. Green. 80 ~ So,
street.
OH PAPERS for sale az the husine.- -
fc" 90 fnt4 n"rf-~ r. r-e~ Nu0fls
DREsSMAKERs.
MISS MILLER. drssmaksr. 7J7 Ms8.s7,
--------------------- --------------------
AUCTIoNEER.
VIZ HENRY-Auctioneer or
n Kelley 8 LxZrz-. Sc FIRST avenue
PHoroGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
c ". PARKER * CO. fresh nare- 49,,
ylate~. everything used r. photcarsr,eE--.ss..
MECHANICAL nRAUGHTINr..
PATENT OFFICE and machine working
craNlngs P5eEre Bsrrss 80 Second
ARCHITECTS.
7. JOsENaANs. architect Els-sl. Ploaesr.
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ADvERTrsEns NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display aoNerus1..
Ynerfa changed for the Sunday issue wust
hand In copy by o'clock Saturday TO m
sure change.
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MEDICAL

ESt-Chichester' English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brandt. are the
best. Safe Reliable. Take no other.
for ladies' In letter by return mail. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia
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EMPLOYMENT

LXFERlENCrD RAILROAD man wants
office work, shorthand ana hookkeeper.
II made eaaaier viii Furnish ample bond
for fidelity iu insurance compan~ yuei-
Nrse VaFt -infeiiasncer
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FRENCH -Wefkgs twelve Years
90 Harie ana o. tha f3Hst-ciess houses In
New Work Chcaga and San Ff8ncl7ra:
lie situation az chef Adde'S rnak.
Pest -fntciltgeRcef
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v A$TE.D--Es arr-sr wtsh ssssa -. -.
necessary 70 take acs5Ve pars .a s...f-e-s'
sare proatah'e i0cenae. A3ares, 4. o'
Eox L. city.
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City Comptroller and Ex-OfIicio chr
Clerk of the City of Seattle
Date OF first publication. October G. IN.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-Lodgfng houses Z. 10. 81. 90. 70
and 81 rooms
Hotel & rooms and bar and others.
estaurants-AN good locations.
Cigar srores-s300 70 5000.
Sa loous-Ss99 70 s., Go.
Barber shops-s40 40.
Bona fde business openings for partner
ship; ali open for Investigation.
Hotel fats for rent
Fine opening in printing and publishing
business.
Houses and lots for sale. any part city,
Farms for sale.
Farms TO trade for city home.
LONDON INVESTMENT CO,
Ga First Avenue.
The sun., 1897-07-07

Tho Yorkville and Kilkenny clubs played full
aaLie AT Central Park ON Monday, the former boing
successful by score Of III to 40 II was bowlenT
game all through and the Lat4men had great dim.
Guilty In scoring.
Tho Kings County Club played tho Now York Alb
Toath at Pros. ,ut Park Monday, and had dim.
Guilty n scoring victory, The lSB to 10 in
the met inning O. T. ToddinXs Gated In nne atyle for
the winners for bl.
PATERSON, July B.-Tho Paterson Cricket Club do.
fsated the ST. Georges Cricket Club here yesterday
by score or 2S3 TO ~. ~arburton or the PR.eTsons
made 100 runs not out The home club declared Its
inn'ug closed when three wickets were down.
The bermuda Club played close game with tho
Yorkvie second at Central Park On Monday. and the
former lust managed to win by scare of 88 10 10.
the winners while Yorhyie the CHEF contributor
was j. J., Evans, with fifteen.
The nrst eeYens OF the Manhattan and brooklyn
Cricket clubs met on Monday for the hrst tne this
year at Prospect Park The hAnhAttans won ssSy
victory by SCORE of 23I to S. Tha batting OF y, j.
PrendergAst. Tho hit vigorously and we'll for llH
WAS nhteTlAl factor In the result OF the game. The
bowling VI LuffmRn, who secured 1yo WicGets for
thirty r'na " az aso considerable element ia tho
ManhEttAn's success,
ToaosFo July B.The cricket te am OF the New Jersey
4. O. played close aud exciting game here yestsr-
day with the Toronto q. Q. The wiokeI ~ unfAyor
able for the bAtsmen and the contest became be-
tween +. s. Kelly aud H. @, Clarke side and p
G. GoldinRhAm aud W. II, Cooper ON the other. The
Canadians won by score OF 10 TO 20. The greatest
exctsmeht prevailed whom y. q. Calder NJ tho
wiuketA The visitors rooted heartily AZ their total
approached the Torontos. bait Bowler GoldInghAm
was too much for tho tailvEders, who suocuinbed
easily.
The sun., 1897-07-07

CHICAGO July e.-The feature OF the racing At shef.
neld to-day, that is from time standpoint, was Dr.
shhrps half mile in ~ seconds. half second better
than the previous Indiana record The event was the
last the card. and eight of tho nine youngsters
named faced the machine. Dr. Sharp As the fnvorte
and although or none too WELL moved TO the front
quick and won, hustled out by MisE Gussie and
Richard J. Summaries: ~
flrat Race-Four furongp.-oueen Nab, 1otia
(Bozeman), even money. won Murca, l0o ;Caywood),
1S TO g. second; Pensoras. lo2 donald 100 to l.
third. Time, Oi4pk.
Second Race-SiT and one half furlongs.-Kate
Fisher w (P. Clayl to I. won; Senator Quay, l0+
(Caywood). TO 3. second King Golons, loA H.
scottl TO I, third. Time. l:32s.
Third Race-Ftve furlonss.-viIgie O.. 1ob &C. Clay,
second; Hardly. lo5 (soden), 4 to 5. third. Time.
l:ol9 .
Fourth Rare-ono mile-Sunny, lo7 &c. sloan). =
to /. won, Mile NJ. 100 P. Clayl 10 TO SECOND;
Dr: q, le7 tMaEnusenl, sto ), third Time i;4sI =,
wood. D to 9 woni Miss Gussie, l07 &c. Sloan) 70
l. second; Richard j., loo i. Benderl TO l. third.
Time, 0:k9,