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Representative Benton McMillin of Ten.
nessee. in response to inquiries from rep.
resentatives of Tennessee papers, has an.
nounced his candidacy for the Senate be.
fore the state legislature in case an extra
session is called by Governor Taylor.
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Botanical.

Botanical.
From Puck.
willy-"Pa. what kind of plants are
widows weedsT"
: Papa-"oh. a sort of mourning glory. in
most cases"
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II you want anything. try an ad in The
Star. II anybody has what you wish, you
will get an answer
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Trouserings that won't
bag the knee A
London wooden merchants
patent rights and his
woolens confined to US for
Washington.
kEEN, TAILOR. 1910 E. de1616d
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CORSON & MACARTNFY

1'0IHe' ut OIe'Iahu IHrk nO2O-u
CORSON & MCCARTNEY.
Members of the New York Stock E,chanre
14lS ST, Glover building
Correspondents OF Messrs Moore & Schley so
broadway.
onnhers ana Dealers In Government Bonds
peposits Exchange. Loans
Railroad stocks and bonds and ali securi,to.
listed n on me exchanges of New York. philadelphia
BOSTON and Baltimore bought and soki
A speciality made OF Investment securities Dis
and Telephone Stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought md .o,a
je3l-l6d s" nun 'oiA.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17
WOOL AND COTTON MARKErs.

Boston. Mass, June ls--TLe American
Wool auw Cotton Reporter vii say ;0-uo,-
row Of TIE WOO, trade; Tie large purchases
% Australian wcols oy 4 leading house.
co,rriei with TIE increasing demand du-s1 Z
he pas. week frcn co-SuEe-s. has .mpa7t-
cd z degree OF firmess 20 ire Boston rua--
ka- which !. has cot possessed n a long
tire. TIE tone of the market especially
on Australian weols. is stro1s ard n sozle
cases a cent pound more has ee-c paid
thar could have been cbtaIzed two CT three
weeks ago AGy-css from abroad indicate
strengthening markets "A considerable por-
tioa OF ne sales 6ursrg tAs week were taken
for speculative account. but sales actually
MADE to- consumption constitute large
pz;t o. ths business T1s-s = also more
6cizr y Eorestic medium wocis and p-css
are slga:ly E--asr. bot As yet hss 20.
amounted 70 very mich Sales u Bos:o-
fo- thA week Aggregate s.S,os pounds. o,
which zgS0o pounds wers ce-zestsc AZ.
7,sss. .as pounds foreiS1-
New Orleans. La. June Ii-Coito1-F-n
ard s,Azty; ssJes s-5oe 5&lee: sr3taa-y. Sc.
roos ors.aary. -: lew ra,oEE1g. i-lsc.
z-15zzg. 7-sc; good milling. I2-Esc: Ss>
6I-rS fair. ss.c
Nsr York. Ju-s tE-Cstto--Spo: cioseI
stszsy: u-ts5.ng u2iAats. 5Sc: zS6i.sn :
grlf. g.: sales Las bales Futures ssc@e3
stsaty. su.et; s.le< S-3s Sz.es- January
SN: February. Ss. I2--A. $&1: Jz-e.
SIS. Jcly, rs: a1szsc- Ez. S>7-=ate-.
s. ss: O-,Oo<-. ssE. Soveabs-. &E. D-
sEs-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17
n n Towns About
HutehipAn.


From the Daily News.
The Epworth League held a meeting
a; the First NJ E. church last night and
elected the following delegates and al
ternates 10 the district conference at
Nickersou next Thursday and Friday:
Delega tes-NisseS Minnie Barrett, Edith
Schlaudt. Matte Edwards. Ella Brown.
Ar. and Mrs. II. Zinn and Albert Thomp
son- Afternates-Misses Hester Whine.
Della NJ Sloan, Helen Van Zandt. Geor-
RIA Metzser, and Thomas Long The fol
loving officers were elected for the en-
.1ing term: President. Albert Thomson;
vice presidents, first. Miss Alice Myers;
second, Miss Matte Clearwater; third,
Miss Georgia Metzge-; fourth. Mss Ger
tie Chapman; secretary, Miss Eva Whit
ney; creasur,-. Henry linn After the
business Of the evening had been dis
posed OF Miss Helen Taylor sang a sob
aad Miss Whitney and Mr. A. H PoeIt-
ger a duet, both OF which were well re-
ceived by the leaguers-
The board OF managers OF the Reform
atory made some progress at the meet
ing this week filing out the list Of those
VINO shall serve rna state. Those seIec:-
county, principal OF the school; A. Bart
lett, OF lola, assistant teacher; VIM. Noil
OF Usage, guard; A A. Dunmire, OF HUI
foton, storekeeper; j. W. Bebb, Of Wei
tingcon, turnkey: Vim. Armstrong. OF
Barton, superintendent OF farm, (re-ap-
pointed; John Hartman Of Hutchinson
guard, (reappointed): Walter Warren Of
Marshall county. guard; John Brown,
guard
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17
LIVESTOCK Markets
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Ills. June 1s-Catti.-Trade IN
cattle was rather slow. prices ruling weak
20 70 cents per 100 pounds lower. A few
choice 20 prime cattle sol al s5.CfsflS. u. The
bulk Of the cattle sold At &-3o94 -. ari
sales az s. Sl42j were numerous. Cows
and heifers sold largely a. I-E.435o COM
parat.veiy few selling as high a. 81 %. Bulls
sold az & -53lt315- Calves sold rs high as
$50 for choice Light weights under the IL
suence OF a good demand from country
feeders. SsOckers anf feeders were IN lgh.
demand with sales ranging from 3524 ~
Hog-In hogs. receipts were unexpec:~.-
Is large and packers succeeded IL getting
all they wanted a. reduced prices az JfIa
al s. 4Ga5 81. heavy packing lots selling a,
SSQ3.G, and prime Light vesghts a. q 80
Qa6i The average quality showed lr1-
provsnent- well fattened hogs. OF rather
heavy weight predoninailn- The market
closed weak
Shesp-Ia sheep. there was q slov trade
az s2-5s4s for inferior 70 choce Texans
and westerns selling az s. icd4S Rams
soii AZ s-I5g30o and yesrlin<s brought f-1
G4-a- Colorsdos goiag for a 5G5oo. spr-ax
lambs brough; sasrS4so: lambs sold Gown
70 0s
Rece.pts-Cattle 1870: hoss. G.oe: saee,.
800
KANSAS crv.
Kansas City. No. June is-Cattie-Rs-
ceip-s 7.06'o Market weak on better grades.
others 20 70 cents lower. Texas steers
&OGs-5; Texas cows. G-7515 -. rzt.ve
steers. s3eHGfs; native COWS and hei<ers.
t-2Jd4lS: stockers and feeders. g 9OT< -.
bulls. s.. 4od355
HogS-Recelp:s 400 Nzrks. steady 70
shade lower. Bulk Of sales S-Z-z a. ia:
heaviss. g ZTslzEs. packers S2ds ..
mixed. Sa5sGs y7-s: lights. = Zes -. YORK
e-s. H-z'1zds3e pigs s. s623o
Sheep-Reeeipts 36a. Market weaker a.
about yesterdays prices lambs. G-5I
S-Z5: muttors. ( 0Off3S
representative saiss: Texas steers q
head ayeraEtrg it-5 pounds. &E; Texas
COWS. had Ave-aztsg sss pou-ts g %.
rsrive steers - head averaging 40 pounds
IS0. rati-e cows and he4fers. = bad aver
s-nz 10 pounds. "a -: s-ocke-z ara fed
1s. 9 head averaging 30 pounds = SC;
bulls. s head averaging T7ss pounds. :. 90
ST IOCIs-
81 Lo1lx No-. June is--Cz;tle-Racsfy
35a, Izrks, steady tor choice natives. q
cents lover Oh other z-81es- Tsxzrs a
sHaee lcxe- Shipping steers. f4G5 Z.
l.xht steers. y 81 55. ssockc-s ara ,-es-
e-s.@ S15.s145. cons zr1 he8sees. S-s.<e54 s:
Texas and I,daa steers. Cssd4so cows
and lette-s. GEsG4So
HoE<Recei7ts .so. MARKET ssor ard
cents iove-: l-at g sss7 =: zssxe5 sz5sS
AZ seary. 8 oE1E.
S1eep-- Resp Y.s. 7pa Market weak sns
fove- within t5e range
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17

Chicago. IIls. June s-But,er-Fsrm:
creaneries. ilsTl4c: da.ries. sGlec-
Egg@Stea5y; fresh, SIC
Live poultry-Easier: turkeys. s67e: ducks
1GSc; chickens. &c; sp-irS chickens. isqlSc-
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-, June s-Wheac-High-
er. rather duh: No. . hard. nc: No :. sSg
.o,xc: No. 4, 54fsSec: No 2 sprng. -: No
3. 6S9Foc: No 3 red IS for fancy: Nc J
Corn-.3c higher, fairly active: No. mix
os,z-Aeout &c higher. fairly active: No.
white. lSx xQ.fc-
RyANo. . eSQ2c-
Hay-About steady; choice timothy. 30
Gs.e9: choice prairie. 500
/ Butter-Steady: creamery. lcffl-z1:c; dairy.
salec.
Ess-Lower. demand poo-. si4c.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Mo. June i6.-Receipx-Fiour,
2.l50: wheat. 1850; corn. $500. oats. 1850.
ShipmenS-Flour, 2sie; wheat, i.ss9; corn.
A. 10, cats $50.
Flour-Duu and unchanged
Wheat-Lower; No. red cash. elevator.
S3l-c; on track. s5fsSisc: No. > hard cash,
sc asked: July 6Sloeisc.
Corn-Better: No. : casn. .,ss9esisc: July.
&C.
oa,s-Flrn; No. cash. Isc bid: u,y. is,sc
bid.
Rye-Steady, sc.
F!axseed-Nominal. 1Tsc.
Hay-DuN and steady; prairie, $soVss %:
timothy. ss.0s11lO
Burter-Dull; creamery. ioGi5c: dairy. sc
uisc.
Egg$weak. Tsc
Pork-Cachaaged: standard mess tobbtnS
EGQS5
Lard-Lower; prime steam. S4--4s: cho.ce.
2G
NEW YORK.
New York. June fs-Fiour-Receipts -
$50 barrels: exports Il 81. Dull and slightly
easier: rye -four quiet
Wheat-Recsipts s., 20 bushels: exports -.
sS. Spo. weaker Options lower, rG<sc
net decline; No. red ule. 75asc: September,
7olsc
Corn-Receipts s.. $50 bushels: exports H.
0&- Spot firm; No. . 31tsc. Options ffrn-
er. tqsc higher; June. sfsc; September.
Oats-Receipts =. SO bushels: exports 49,
E4- Spot dull; No. 2. 2G2sc. Options
dun and unchanged.
California dried fruits-Quiet and steaiy:
evaporated apples, prime w.re-tTay. 4Aaii.:
fancy. Sc. Apvicots. Moor Park l3c. Peaches
steady. unpeeled. SG5c.
Butcer-Receip;s 15.G packages Steady:
western dairy. uGr5c; Elgfns, l5c; factory.
1i2fF1o1c.
EggSReceipts la5ss packages. Steady:
state and Pennsylvania, fs4l2izc. western.
loisQIlizc: southern. &. isa2-7o per thirty
dozen cases
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Eng, June ls-3;S .. m--No
wheat quotations. The grain and provision
exchange VII be closed Monday and Tues
day. June 2 ard -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17

Hr Isaac Hornsr. proprietor % fhe
Barton HSose. BGrson. " Va. ana o5s
% ihs mcss widely kr9ssa rsea n fas
st8ts. was cured os rheumatism after
t7r-e ys4Es * suffering. He s<ys: Il
have not s9fHelSst corrrssns % sn-
gage % convey ssz ises os ssst sus-
..rsd. my 3hysicisns t1i5 Ess tass noss-
.nz coEl3 D. ssas sor ne ASf zny
freuss were fully csavfncss rhA; 5oss-
ing 5g: seafa ss1i3 rsi,zvs rs os ny
suffering II J1re. 1854 N-. Bysss.
.1sa salesman ,9r sss w5ssitas Drag
CO. rec1-a-sn3e1 Chazsssis.r's Pa4a
gsira- A. ;his tsEs nsy fSos ast arze
we're swollen - more thsa <oo5ls tsEsr
no-uzsl size sas x F~~EHef - ire Eay
iex xoa!s hz-s;. Do sos11 asssr ! o@xso
gsisx tas Pain Balm sn~ s~si'tss ss-
gan . srcrssse. tss pz.a % tszxs. sa1
rsoS co1s3ssT fass an ezt1ssfy Sxr~1
Fer sac by erzxx4stz
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17

harvesting IN progress: cotton tookiEs
better Stree re bot weather o., IN: corn
prospect never better.
Ksmp-i.Ss Inches os raia: maximum
temperature 90. minimum e.
Heal4;sn-Plerfy % rain bus 60 Tar
no, enough 70 hu-: WHEAT and oats, oats
ripeliag ursvr-iy; cotton generally I'M
proved: corn growing rapidly.
\ Nixon-FiGe growing xeather: corn
making ra5i! growth: cation iru2rovfns:
oats nearly ready 70 cur.
| Loco-corr. and cats as r.e ~ car BE-
and give promise OF immense yields; cot
ton poor sri worms az work.
WESTERN SECTION.
Putnam-Pienty os rain; al crops iaA
/ ing vel exce3; eottoa: evidently 700 cod
and wet ,or cotton.
seger-very favorable week for al
crops except cotton. which has cot made
rapid growth on account os cool weather.
whes; barves; begun. crop very Arxr.
and aae. corh. o1is mile; ara al c-o2s
L FIRE condition.
Thonas-very favorable week: wheat.
rye and oats vsry a-s: corn growing
raDtj y.
WbnEyiex-Hsrv.s, bsxar on tas iy<a.
which Is ten days later than las; yesr.
zrd a week Later thzn usual. outside u
The strip Destroyed by haii. snail grain
crops s-e Inc bes, ever -sisei s~r>.
EASTERN SECTION
Xuscoz-e-Fsir ard peasant tAfs sr-Sk
corn doirg veil much o< u n sz@sl: cot
con laklzS siox growth. pSt4.o@s aai
= ege.sbies good
Casfon-We~x savors5ie ssr al croozs
corn especially making rapid growth
costen growing nice.y, son-~aa; ts,s bs:
ye: lime % max. . crop -
Bscone-f1ght soo~srs. frTsorpvsneas
noted & a. crops n this secsion.
Sac aai Fox zxs1cy-AI ersDs sn4
gardens 9oinZ well
JAS 7 w1DSETEr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17
pRy GOODS SzAEXEfx

Ns= Yo-x. Jgze ls-Ths rsizctsc- L
A-.e-scz- pr.1.s rs eesc re ?cl7- ot --.s-
e., &C -cIzy's c-y goo<s s--k=- Ises'
s-e re x--cre.se- u-ezr>c-ec. - = va-
Exz TIA. cse Agents xe-s 2z-cs-1--E
= -.<e,-g 90 y-soz 20 coze5-7 r1te t-s
zs:aes- TIE trade Il AZ eoezs- E-=-. *.
ce.r s.ar.yas. rs hcez 60 far pro2or-o-E
p-.-.s & -~ze-zl Eaes e ssi- ss=Szs Il
srzrss ces-nrs fse tcnx1t las sesz sal
aI-sc~xt. a. average Szr re ~eEk = -e-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17
Ehe aehita Daily Eagle ghuslag 4oruna guue IT, 1897

ported IN some quarters to Be better than
. week ago. The market for bleachei
goods IS oncualiiediy dull Denims AMI
other coarse cotroas are dun IN most CT
TIE grades. Print cloths are Qu.eter tAaa
has recently been the case Prints are
fairly active. both for staples and fanc;es.
Though the latter In dark ground patterns
are coming n for a fair share CT business
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17

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rad oc~ car &C Ao<s s-zczx The ors-zzgs-
y. Astje q Ezyeo vzx ee-= Ss-s e. "a
&C 5o<x-
gz-zes xEe- CO ysc.z sss = c.. car %
1cxs
is Seer 90 P.ck rzs - VIII o-e ca
.. E1xs
To-rh C1xIb<rt azt A e Cfs1y - Gar
wz.S- hE-e . ex- 0< z2gs hS-@-
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c.r 90 scxs c. Ia zzrxz.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17
SOCK SMITES RUSIE
BIG INJUN MAKES THE NEW YORK
TWIRLEE'S HEAD SWIM.

Knocks the First Ball That Comes Along
Clear Out Of the City Limits. and Rusie
ID An Easy Marx Otherwise-Reds Roll
Up an Even Dozen Euns In the Second
InnirE With observation-disclosures Don't
Have To Do Anything to the Colts to
Beat Them Champions, PhIlIies and
Senators Win Western scores.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17
COFFEE AND sCGAR MARKETS

New York. June Is-CoGee-OptIons open
ed barely steady, 5Tia points lower. under
easier European markets and heavy "a
riiiaa receipts Market ruled easy al day
with foreign houses the principal sellers.
Closed quiet at a ret loss ot 5 70 70 points.
June. S7.o55s7--e: September. So Spot cof-
fee-Rio weak: No. I invoice. 9isc: No.
toSbsng, SIC Mid-QUsst, Cordova. HIS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17
Winfield
From the Daily Courier.

iDLs Lfc DtAIy AOuTNcEs
Brakeman Chas- Lowe Of the Frisco.
rast with peculiar accident last night
which but for his remarkable nerve
and presence OF mind, would undoubt-
sdly have cost him his life. As IL was.
qe sustained a d.slocated hip, which vii
lay him up for some time. He was hang
ing onto the front end OF a refrigerator
ar. attempting 10 make a running
witch when the slack was suddenly ta-
ken up and rhe bumpers ran together.
On the rear OF the engine is an air tank
and Mr. loves leg was caugh: between
the tank and the car. his knee against
the tank and his thigh against the car.
lis hip was forced out OF joint and an
inch less OF space would have shattered
his leg. After the acident with his hip
IN that condition, he swung around the
side OF the car and down . the ground
He was taken 70 the Arlington hotel.
where the wound was dressed by Drs
Emerson, Pickens AMI Evans. His fam
ily lives a: Arkansas City, and his wife
came Up This morning.
Grandma SfIli-nau. who lives with Nlr
and Mrs. Workman. was bitten bya dog.
yesterday afternoon. on the hand. and
tie flesh on one finger was badly iacer-
ated- The dog. a fine. big shepherd. was
IN Mr.. Wortman's yard aad attempted
% Jump out over the iron fence, but in
stead fell on the fence inpaliug himself
- one OF The pickets- It's howls OF pain
attracted Mrs. Silliman. who attempted
- assist the painlcrazed animal, and
vas bitten on the hand for he. sympa-
thy. NJ Workman was notified and af-
ter viewing The situation decided 20 take
~ chances and shot the dog. Its owner
IS unknown. When taken from The fence
I, was found that me wound would prob
ably have killed the animal anyhow
A: today's session OF ;he board Of trus-
tees OF the Southwest Kansas college
:he action % the faculty in sustaining
students for persis;ing in retaining their
membership in the Sigma NJ society
was sustained and the rule heretofore
established barring such societies was
approved. Members OF the board were
appealed 10 a; the time Of The trouble
IN The college by some % the students.
but this is the first meeting OF the board
held since The board expects 70 COM
pleta their work this afternoon.
------
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17

1t Is no false pre,ense," says Dr.. D.
6 Henson. pastor o: ,he First Baptist
Church. Chicago. 10 claim that 'Swee,
Sacred Songs Is a collection ot the bes.
and most popular devotional selections
"a -hered from the greatest composers %
sacred music. Il is a casket OF precious
gems ;ha, ought 10 be in every choir.
AMI in every home where there are low
ers OF sacred song"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17
STOCKS AND BONDS
PReFIT-TAKING C0YTIEUEs N THE
STOCK MARKET.

Seiilns Is In Great voiums Bus Resist
anes Is Good and the Average Deesiae
ss Closing 10 sDau-Sharp EIses at In
tervaIs. But Always Promptly Followed
Up by More RealiztnS-Commfss N fssEou
House Buying Shows No Signs Of Cess.-
tioo-:u:.r ~ Affected BY Tzrin BIZ
and Treaty.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17
Arkansas City.
From the Daily Traveller.

From the Daily IrayeISr
A mass meeting was held in Winfield
Monday night and there were some 200
people in attendance. II was decided 20
close the joints by the meeting. A COM
Hittee Of twenty was appointed 20 wait
upon the city and county officials and
request -neir cooperation Speakers OF
the evening claimed that twenty deter
mined men could close the joints ot
Cowley county.
Miss Esther Trask left this morning
tor Bay City and Detroit, where she Will
visit relatives during the summer.
Rev Wharton went 70 Winfield today
u attend the assembly and TO attend The
college commencement exercises.
Hon. J. V. Beekman went 20 Topeka
this morning % attend the meeting ot
,he Republican State league
Mrs. L. z. Waadin and younges. son
cleft this morning for Detroit. where
caey have gone on a visit.
Jack Collins had business IN Winfield
today. Dr. Sparks chaperoned him at
the county seat
Mrs. Fred Horton and daughter. Ruth,
returned last night from their visit 70
Iowa
H. SCOUT, who has been visiting inthe
city. has returned 10 his home at Enid,
o. T.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17
eHAlx AND FK0DCcE MARKErs.
CHICAGO.

(dIIAI0
Chicago gain and pro iuce markets fur.
s.sSed by r Z Bos,,c, Commission Mef.
chant rooms 70 and y yyer Kansas Ma
t.cnal bank Teispho1e g.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17

czstie-s.ea-y. rece.3ts Ess-. s.zzz9 "a:
zzd a-sy bal tzeEE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17

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Fer tas pas sfxNs TszT1 - s1erxSs sero@
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from the Daily News.
An effort is being made 70 organizs
! crowd Of young ladies and gentlemen
70 go 20 Winfield next Sunday morning
and return that evening. There are a
number OK the young men who cannot
go on any other day than Sunday and
consequently the party IS being organic
ed for that date.
The principal reason perhaps that ia
dies differ 50 widely in their opinions
II bicycle riding is the fact that a pref
~ foot can be admirably displayed in
The new bicycle ga.bs. and those who do
not possess these gifts 90 nature are
very naturally much opposed 10 bicycle
riding.
\ horse belong ing 70 John Barndol-
ar ran away this morning while hi.cheti
10 cart. The horse ran north on Wash
tRgtoa avenue and was not stopped un-
Ill il had gone about three miles into
the country. No particular damage was
lCae.
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GOOD HEALTH FOR GRANDMOTHERS.

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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-21

yelled-because there was nothing to
yell at
The bleachers were filed with Grid
ley ''rooters," who gave the farmers
plenty of encouragement, and they re-
sponded CALAMITY. E. Mills, who rolled
the ball over the home pad, was a puz-
zle to the local team, and his upward
outshoot was a hard one. Besides this,
his support behind the bat was first
class
Henry, the Gridley backstop, looks
too fat and lazy for ball player, but
ne was a surprise. Throughout he
played an errorless game. He took
every chance, and virtually won the
game by his wonderful throws to sec
ond base. After watching the Gridleys
wipe up the diamond with the New
Brews, it could be easily understood
why the Gilt Edge team had to put
their best men forward to win out
When they met the country lads.
If the New Brews had had De Costa
in the box the score, which follows,
might have been different:
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-21
In the Matter of the Election of
Trustees Of Reclamation District
No, 551

THE PETITION FOR THE FORMA-
ton of said district having heretofore
been approved by this board, and the land
owners of said district having heretofore
adopted and recorded their bylaws.
Now, therefore, on application of L. d.
Greene, land owner in said district.
1t is ordered, that an election be held
for the purpose of electing three trustees
for said district, on the 18th day of July.
1897, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, and
closing at 4 o'clock p. M of said day;
that notice thereof be published in the
Sacramento Daily Record Union"
newspaper of general circulation in said
county, for one month, and that the Coun-
ty Clerk sign said notice.
And it is further ordered that said
election he held at CORTLAND, county of
Sacramento, State of California, in the
building known as Houston s Hail. and
that j. r. Olsen be and he is hereby ap-
pointed inspector. and Dwight HOLSTER
and John Crofton be and they are hereby
appointed judges of said election.
Dated June s, 1897.
Attest: VIM. b. HAMILTON,
ISeal] County Clerk of the County of
Sacramento and ex-officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of the County of
Sacramento.