The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-07

Fine Programme at Anaconda. Il. c.
POrt Angeles and Other Places
Observe the nay.

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ANACONDA, boundary Creek b. e.,
July 6.-The Dominion day ceiebra-
tion held here was success and
the weather vas fine. The horse races
were the three first events on the pro-
gramme. l.. Stones Midget won the half
mile dash, L. Brewsters Briney. the
saddie-horse race. and Mrs. McClung. on
Briney. the ladies' horse race.
The baseball match between teams rep
reSenting Anaconda and Greenwood re-
spectively. WIS won by the latter with
score Of Is to 10. There were only two
entries for the drilling contest, in which
Dennis j. Clunie and J. Sullivan. both en-
p1oyed on the Sunset mineral claim. Dead
wood camp, drilled 3IA inches in hard
granite in IA minutes and 50 seconds. Their
last drill broke in the hole. The opposing
pair soon came TO grief. one man striking
his partners hand three or four times.
finally injuring him so severely as to en-
t!rely disa bile him for the time.
The Anaconda team. who on the Queen
birthday beat the Greenwood men in a tug
OF war AT Greenwood, were also success
full on their own ground. although their
advantage on this occasion was only two
Inches. ball and supper in the evening
proved pleasant wind-up 10 u days good
spot
Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intellsencer.
PORT ANGELES, July 5.-The Fourth
o. July celebration here was concluded to-
day ty the United States gunboat Con
cord dying her cclors and firing national
salute. Saturday an enormous crowd OF
Nictorians spent the day in this city and
were entertained by A good programme Of
sports. Today q number Of people have
gone 70 SeQuim. where good programme
of sports Will be carried out.
Special Dispatch 70 the acknowledgement
HoQUIAM Wash. July G.-The Fourth
wa passed quietly here. with the excep-
tion OF much interest manifested in the
ball game played between the Aberd zen
and Hoquiam mines on the Aberdenn's
ground. The prize OF $50 was easily won
ty the Hoquiam team. with a score Of 10
10 {. notwithstanding the fact that the
Aberdeens being particularly anxious 10
win this game. had imported Grant and
Cory OF tho r. A. {. and Jack Tanning.
who pitched in the Northwest League N
1891. Louis Simpson. son Of Capt. n NJ.
Simpson. OF san Francisco. has presented
the team with suits OF a maroon color.
trimmed in black and ramed the club
Diamond : after his fathers line az ves-
sells carrying that flag Much credit
should be given the team for the work
done this season.
et.itt tfiHf1tN 10 tf0 ASt iFllEfft Es'1lCSrs
CHENEY Wash. July s.-No celabfa-
ton occurring AZ this place. The people
generally went 20 Medical lake. whore
the day was appropriately observed. An
excursion from Wilbur ard the Big Bend
brought about leo people The Gay
passed pleasantly. not an accident or
curing 70 mar the enjoyment Of the day.
K p. Rockwell. OF Spokane. WAS he
orator aud II r deep Creek'D Jones
the president OF the aaw
Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Iatsl liseuce-.
SOUTH BEND. Wash. July s--TAe
Fourth 81 Joly celebration held here YES
terday was more generally enjoyed than
any previously held \ free open-air
dance wss g Leading feature. In the re-
eatta the Cndiue Peter TabeII. owner.
and white Wings. Roy Nils owner.
divided FIRST donors owing to a fcul by the
Is htfa Wings \ football game between
Seath Bend sad <shcotta resulted i7 the
score bsias 90 :. Fred =. Rec del!v-
cred tle or1t5or.
!l"aco> eel" o-at.ca Was "a success. J.
:. Welsh delivered the Grafton.
N~sta held q basket picnic. ana =. y
Hazsitre delivered the oTa-tcu
Al fce MEMO celebration n ". 2
teNea Was orator % rhe Gsv