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BooKMAKERS HARD HIT.
Lose 500 on Horse That Was
Bought by Stable Hand for SO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26-A big killing was
made in the Harlem ring to-day on Henry
of Frantsmar, a horse that not long
ago was sold to a stable hand for Sc He
won the second race handily and it is
estimated the ring lost nearly $4,000.
Bonneville. who it was thought would not
run in the mud, won the mile and a
quarter race in a big gallop. Raining;
track heavy. Results:
six furlongs-Eva Wilson won, Filtration Sec
ond, Matchbox third, Time, 1:17%.
payd second scandIand third Te "0n
Six furlongs-Harry Duke won. Danish sec-
ond, Peace third Time, III.
roni second, Double Dummy third Time, 2:12N
Five furlongs-Lady Curzon won, Iznek sec
ond, Inlook third. Time. 1:O4%.
&c.,. RsS Garrett second sun'arst third. Time
NEW YORK, Oct. 2e.-One Of the bigges;
crowds of the season went down to Aqueduct
to-day. The favorites were not as successful as
yesterday, the first four going down in quick
succession. The fourth race, handicap fol
Kinnikinnic was hot favorite, with McMee.
kin second choice. Sensational made the run
stretch, with Standing second, four lengths be.
fore the field. Sensational quit at the far turr
and Standing won easily by two lengths. Char.
entus and Kinnikinnic closed fast through tht
stretch, the former ~etting the place in a hard
drive by a neck Results:
Six furlongs selling-Satin Slipper won
Judge Wardell second Ben Hadad third Time
About seven furlongs, seiling-Royal sterline
won. La Vega second. Lieba third. Time
I One mile and seventy yards. selling-Bettit
Gray won. The Roman second Alvarado ID
third Time, 1:46 3-5.
One mile and a MISUNDERSTANDING won
Charentus second Kinnikinnic third. Time, I:4s
One mile and quarter, selling-Bangor won
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Betting in This CITY.

Wagering on the forthcoming meeting
of Sharkey and Jeffries in New York has
begun in earnest in this city. The prevail
ing odds are 10 to Z with Champion Jeffries
favOrite.
The odds are not expected to change
much from these figures, as each man
seems to have his stanch admirers. Later
on the big bettOrs Will commence to play
large amounts and the figures may shift
q little
date, which is an indication that as the
day of the battle draws near, the play
Will become unusually heavy.
Contrary to expectations Jeffries is in
greatest demand in the mutuels. Out of
fOrty-three one-dollar tickets sold thirty
six are on Jeffries and seven on Sharkey.
The small bettors pick Jeffries to win be-
fore the men have gone half the distance
for which they are sCheduled.
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JEFF SAYS
PACE WILL BE
A HOT ONE
Sailor Comes Back Remarking
"All Heavyweights Look
Alike to Me-"
Special pigpateh to The Call.

ASBURY PARK. n. j., Oct. 26.-Day
after day Jeffries' condition seems to i'm
prove and tonight his trainers said that
he would be ready next Friday night to
put up the best battle Of his life. This
morning was spent as usual-on the road
and when the champion returned to his
camp, after a hard run from Long
Branch. he was thoroughly rubbed down.
Contrary to custom, Jeffries did not
spar with Tommy" Ryan this afternoon.
He had intended boxing six rounds with
the Syracuse middleweight, but owing to
q slight wrench in his neck, which was
received yesterday while wrestling with
Roeber, IL was thought best to refrain
from this exercise. Jetries, however,
Ryan and later punched the bag and skip
ped the rope for three-quarters of an hour.
While putting little at the conclusion of
the exercise, he said his wind was better
than ever before.
Jeffries said that when fighting he al
ways seemed TO gain strength as the bat
tie progressed and anticipated the same
state Of affairs when he lights Sharkey.
Jeffries will not bet a dollar on himself.
Not that he is afraid Of losing money, but
because he thinks the fight will bring
him cash enough to last him for some
time.
! will appear in the ring at Coney ISL
and and face Sharkey on the night of
November 8. l recognize Sharkey's strong
points and I believe he will put up a stiff
hight. I am feeling in best possible condi-
tion and stronger than l ever was at any
time.
If Sharkey offers a close fight the con-
test Will be a bitter but not an extended
one. We are both heavy men and likely
TO 60 hot pace. For this reason, If
Sharkey puts up an aggressive fight, do
not believe the battle will last as long
as the FitZSimmonS fight.
Whether or not I will knock Sharkey
out in one, two, or six rounds, or Sharkey
will knock me out in any given number
OF rounds, is entirely matter of con-
lecture. 1t is idle to speculate on the
length Of a fight A knockout blow may
come at any time.
Il do not believe, however, if Sharkey
comes at me that this contest will go to
the limit. Be that as 1t may, our train
ing time is nearly over and the question
will soon be decided. There is but one
word more-I am prepared for the issue"
(Signed) JAMES J. JEFFRIES.'
tNEWDORP, Staten Island-Here is
what Sharkey says
"Jeffries is a nice fellow. He's big
man and he's clever man. Well, I've
met big men and I've met clever men.
They all looked alike to me. I've met
them all. I've met him and he's the
only man that ever gained a decision over
me. ! know him and l think III more
than square accounts when we get into
the same ring. Mind you. I'm not boast
ing. I just think I'll win and that's all
there is TO 1t.
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N0T|(;E !!
Taxes Due Upon Assessments
Made by the State Board
of Equalization.
CONTROLLER DEPARTMENT.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

SACRAMENTO, Oct IL 1899.
In accordance with the provisions of Section
s66s Of the Political Code, notice is hereby
given that I have received from the state
Board of Equalization the Duplicate Record
cate Record OF appointment of Railway As
sessments, containing the assessments upon
the property Of each of the following named
associations or corporations as fixed by said
State Board of Equalization for the year 1899
to-wit:
California Pacific Railroad Company, Cen
fornia Railroad Company, Northern Railway
Company, South Pacific Coast Railroad Com
Southern California Motor Road Company,
San Francisco and North Pacific Railway
Company, southern California Railway Com
North. Pacific Coast Railroad Company, San
Francisco and San JOAQUIN Valley Railway
Company, Nevada County Narrow Gauge Rail,
Company. Nevada -California-Oregon Railway
Company, Pajaro Valley Consolidated Railroad
Alameda and San Joaquin Railroad Company
Gualala River Railroad Company California
and Nevada Railroad Company. Sierra Railway
Company OF California, Sierra Valley Railway
Company. San Francisco and San Mateo Flee
tric Railway Company. Randsburg Railway
Company. and Pullman Palace Car Company;
The State and county taxes all personal
property and one.halt Of the State and county
taxes on all real property are now due due iast and
Monday In November next at o'clock p; m.
and unless paid to the State Treasurer. at the
Capitol. prior thereto. 8 per cent will be added
or before the last Monday in April next, at
o'clock p. m. additional 8 per cent Will
be rSs added to the amount thereof o county
payable after the krstp kSpSSfo Monday in January
unless PAID to the state fsps Treasurer, at the
Capitol g a prior thereto per cent will be added
q. r. CoLGAN. State Controllsr.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TO RACE.
The Annual Relay Of the Academic
Athletic League Will Be Held
To o,,7oru

The annual twenty-five-mile relay race
Of the Academic Athletic League will be
| held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock over
course starting from High street. Fruit
vale; thence to San Leandro. twice
around the San Leando triangle and back
to High street There are six teams en-
tered, from the following schools: Cen
trail High of Oakland, Polytechnic High
Lowell High and California School of Ne
chanical Arts of this city. San Jose High
and Berkeley High School. The teams
are as follows:
First relay--Rose. c. H. s.; McKenney. P.
Hsli8 + 81 Sssl3sz s s Y Emss s. Z c'EeE s. X & 81
4 s.; Psi!isr L S; Il Hall. L. 3. hR0sfh' Il, s.: F.
Third relay Mckay, 6. H. s.; Rodgers, P.
MeDOn9d S5or.5 IS. s j. II II s.; Herman NJ A.
{ hgtaher. 'qSn5 s H s s; II 4isn GFn'ehNs Il 4 4
p H s.; Miller, L. H. S.; Irwin. B. H. s.:
Downing, S. ]. H. s.. Cavanaugh, c. s. NJ A.
The trophy is a silver cup, to be won
three times before finally becoming the
property Of a school. 1t has been won in
previous races once each by the Central
Lowell and Berkeley schools,
The officials of the race will be: w. L.
c.; judges-Cadogan U. e. Volt B. II.
s.; f. Kane, r. A. A; timers-Roth r.
A. c.; Moore, c. H s.; Kaeding, c. s..
The race is run under the rules Of the
Associated Cycling Clubs.
The entries for the associations ten
mile annual. handicap closed last night,
and are in the handicappers hands. He
will announce his allotment of starts to-
day
The Olympic Clubs big outing at Es-
GALES win be held on Sunday and ar
rangements have been made for an i'm
mense crowd
Tonight the Bay City wheelmen will
tender a reception at their clubhouse to
Arthur f. Lundberg, member Of the
club, VINO was with the First California
Regiment at Manila
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SOCIALIST
PROVES TO
BE A CLAM
Beaten by Ships, a Rank Out
sider-Favorites Out Of
Luck at Oakland.

OF the several upsets at Oakland yester-
day none occasioned more surprise than
the overthrow of Socialist, to favorite
for the third event, a seven furlong run,
by Ships. Twelve to one was laid against
the outsider and after Mounce who rode
the mare, had trailed Lost Girl and So
cialist into the stretch, he made a we'll
timed move. beating the first choice
length Had Songer, on the favorite,
shaken off Lost Girl earlier in the game
1t is just probable he would have scored.
Petal nosed Lost Girl out for show hon
ors.
1t was somewhat of tempestuous af
ternoon all around for faYorites, Olinthus
and Alicia being the only ones to earn
brackets. Don Luis. almost neglected,
captured the last event at odds of 10 TO l.
For the first number, a five furlong
scramble, Songer, astride the to 10 IA
the stretch, and, getting through next the
rail, downed the 80 to l shot, Monda, half
length The Offering ran third.
Whaleback, 6 to S favorite for the seven
cred by O'Connor, the second choice,
piloted by Ward. Thorpe, on the first
choice, waited on O'Connor until fur
long from home, when he put in his bid
gelding stalled off the challenge, getting
the verdict by a head. Meadow Lark,
under hard urging, finished third.
The giant Silver Bullion once more suf-
fered defeat in the six furlong spin for
wo-year-olds. He was heavily backed to
beat Essence, but the Burns & Water
house youngster made all the running
winning with wet sail. Bullion was
kept busy the last hundred yards beating
out Expedient for the place.
Penn Moore's useful mare, Alicia ia
vorite in the ring at odds of to 5, took
the mile and sixteenth free handicap
after hard drive from Ringmaster. Rio
Chico led until nearing the paddock, when
the two horses mentioned passed him and
he landed in the show.
Uncertain Horton had first call in the
betting on the concluding six furlong SELL
ing affair, but seems to be of little ac-
count, never being a contender. Don Luis,
a vastly improved horse, overlook Tib
uron in the run to the wire, winning out
by a length Old Libertine ran a close
third
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BREAKS WORLDS RECORD.
Prince Alert Sets New Mark fol
PAGERS on Ralf-Mile Track.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. Oct. 26-The worlds
pacing record for a half-mile track was
beaten twice by Prince Alert here to-day
IN the concluding event Of the Pennsyl-
vania Fair Associations fall meeting.
The weather was fine, the track fairly
good and with comparative ease Prince
Alert paced the first mile in 2:06A
pushed out by Democracy, and the third
at the finish. In the second heat Prince
Alert broke soon after the start and with
Democracy losing his hopples, Mart had
which Prince Alert stepped in thirty sec
onds and won by a length in 2:12A The
best previous record over a half-miIe
track was 2:06i2, which was established
by Prince Alert at Allentown, Pa, on
September % last.
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DOGS OF THE
COLONIES TO
COURSE HERE
Entered In the Big Stake at
Ingleside Park This
Week.

The open stake which forms the card
at Ingleside Coursing Park this week at
tracted an entry of eighty dogs. Three
greyhounds from the colonies will go to
the slips for the first time and their run
ming will be watched with interest by
entered in the name of j. McEnroe ],
Deans Connemara will be among the
contenders, as will be several Of the
Glars from the kennels of Russell, Allen
q Wilson. The stake is Of good class
throughout. The prizes aggregate 500.
the winner of each course getting some
thing. The draw last night resulted as
follows:
Open stake. eighty dogs-D. NJ Kellogg's
Lady Gilmore VS.. ]. McEnroes Magic Circle I:
E. NJ. Kellogg's Sweet Emma vs. D. Dillon 3
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Martin outrides Sloan.

LONDON, Oct. 26-At the Newmarket
Houghton meeting to-day the Bretby
Nursery handicap was won by Killarkin,
ridden by ]. Reiff st. Millicent finished
second. Jouvenio, with Sloan up, and
Lefu ran q dead heat for third. Betting
s to against Killarkin and to 1 against
Jouyenio.
Nippon won the third welter handicap.
Martin finished second on Sea Fog & to
l0. Korosko 600 to ~, Sloan in the sad
die, was unplaced.
Martin was reported to the stewards
by the clerk of the scales for failing to
weigh in on Sea Fog. Sea Fog was dis
qualified, thus giving the second place to
Lord Earnest and third to Sacrpant.
Martin won the Houghton handicap on
Ailyar g to y. Elfin. ridden by Sloan,
was, unplaced. Betting to 1 against
Elfin.
The Dewhurst Place handicap resulted
in a victory for Democrat Is to y, ridden
by Sloan.
Germanicus, ridden by L. Reiff, won a
2-year-od selling plate. Sloan took sec
ond place with Golden Horseshoe. Can
deros was third The betting was to /
against Horseshoe
Free handicap sweepstakes was won by
Chosen. Sloan rode Sibola, unplaced. The
betting was II to 10 on Sibola.
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Free Lance second, Maurice third Time.
2:0e 2-5.
ond Maggie Light third. Time. 1:l4 2-5.
CINCINNATI, Oct 2s.-Eight Of the best
sprinters at the track went to the post for the
Kenton stakes which was the attraction at
Latonia to-day The race was won by Hand
dor. the to favorite, in clever fashion.
Lord Fairfax, a 10 to l shot, got the place by
a nose from Senper tsadem, another long shot.
Abe Furst the - second choice acted as pace
maker for the party but after leading into the
stretch he dropped out of it and finished in NTH
place. Results:
one mile-Etholin won. Billy House second.
McCleary third. TIM 141f.
Five and a half furlongs-Unsightly won,
Laura G G second, Larkspur third Time. Los.
One mile-The Lady in Blue won, Rosa Masso
second, Oleda third. Time, 1:41
The Kenton stakes six furlongs-Hand d u
won, Lord Fairfax second. Semper Eadem
third. Time 1:144
Five furlongs-Left Bower won. Caviar sec
ond. Hatchmeister third. Time. 1:02
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CUP OWNER WANTED.

TORONTO, Oct. 2s.-The Royal Cana
dian Yacht Club would like to know
what to do with the Canada's cup wor,
by the Genesee last August 1t is still in
the possession of the club. The club has
not received instructions as to forwarding
handed over to the Rochester Yacht Club,
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Selections for To-Day.

First --Corolla, Gundara, Loyta.
Second race-Modwena, Mona, Jack McCabe
Third raceACastake. Glen Anne, DR.. Bernays
Fourth race-Rachel c. Daniel. Bamboulia-
Fifth race-Cromwell, Rosinante. Torsida-,
Sixth race-Opponent. Wyoming, Lode Star
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Pnnies. half a rile and reneat: purse s15n

Ponies; half a mile and repeat; purse. $3.50.
First heat-Viola, ITO (Joe Weber,, to g.,
won; Red Jacket, 100 (Parker) 6 to /, second
Nancy Lee las QovelD, to 1. third. Time,
:51h Gertrude, Golden Slipper and Lady
Betty also ran.
Second heat-viola, 10 q. Weber, 1 to g.,
won; Red Jacket. $50 tParker), to l. second;
Nancy Lee 14S QovelD, to l, third. Time,
:544 Gertrude. Golden Slipper and Lady
Betty also
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CANADIANS MAY CHALLENGE.
Our Northern Neighbors Would Like
to Win the Americas Cup.

MONTREAL. Oct 26-H. Barclay Stew
ems, former vice commodore of the Royal
st. Lawrence Yacht Club and owner of
the steam yacht Dana, and some other
well-known yachtsmen are working to
form a syndicate to challenge for the
Americas cup through the Royal Nova
Scotia yacht squadron. If the plan ma
terializes and a challenge should be ac-
cepted the boat is to be built in Nova
Scotia.
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Track Notes.

Billy Magrane will start for California
shortly with stable of eleven horses
headed by Whaterlou, Mary Kinsella and
Montgomery.
Nine bookmakers cut In yesterday. The
Dewey Club and Ed Kripp retired.
The Burlingame Club cup race, to be
decided on Saturday, is exciting much
attention, especially in society circles,
where the gentlemen who will don the
colors on Saturday are prominent figures.
The ensemble will be as follows: Rosal-
bra 160 Mr.. Dunphy; Billy McCloskey 49,
Mr. Page; Una Colorado $780, Mr.. Tobin:
Monrovia 152, Mr.. Poett; OConnor 135,
Lieutenant Haines. The distance will be
one mile. with q handsome silver cup to
be presented to the successful rider.
Some months ago "Daggie" Smith sold
Don Luis for q song, his rare supply Of
horse-sense telling him the horse was of
no account. In yesterdays race Horton,
starting favorite, ran unplaced, while Don
Luis won in racehorse fashion.
Following are to-day's entries:
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to which the Genesee belongs, and by the
Rochester yachtsmen to the Chicago
Yacht Club, the challengers in the inter
national contest
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Five furlongs, all ages. purse s25o-Amasa-
ia (Sullivan), / to g. won; The Miller, 1o4
(Stewart), to 1, second; Jim Brownell, 109
(Gilbert), to 1, third. Time, 1:0oh. Beau
monde, Sonlis Prince S, Bliss Rucker and Cas-
telar also ram
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Los Angeles Derby, mile and hail. for
three-year-olds, cup and $500 added-Fortis
1o4 (Enos). to 8. won; Rey del San Juan, "a
(Stewart), even. second; Alaria, 104 q. Pig
gott) 7 to 5, third Time, 234h. Ellen Wood
and Deluge also ran.
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Speaking Kindly.

His wife--What do you think of the
biscuits?
Himself-Well, there Is no denying their
solid merit.-Indianapoli Journal
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Time-2:11, 2:12, 2:12N.

Five-eighths Of q mile two-year-olds, purse
s25o-Ned Dennis, 1o5 PiggotD, l to 2. won;
Tanoke lo5 (Fauntleroy). to !, third. Time
1:O14 Pietou and Leonden also ran
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PULLS HIS
HORSE AND IS
FINED FOR IT
Excitement During the 2:15
Class Trot at the Los
Angeles Races.
Special Dispatch to The Call.


+ LOS ANGELES, Oct 26-The first heat
in the 2:15 class here to-day was dead
one between Fanny Putnam and
Dictatress. Putnam won the second heat
by half a length from Dictatress, and
could have won the third had not Driver
Jeffries pulled her up so hard in the
stretch that he barely escaped falling
from the bike" The trick cost him $50
and all bets on the heat were declared off.
Putnam finished third. Dictatress won
the fourth heat by half length from
Putnam. The fifth and sixth heats were
won handily by Putnam.
Toggles won the free-for-all trot in
straight heats. Ellert being q good sec
ond. Doodle was distanced in the first
heat.
Ned Dennis, the favorite in the five fur
Diamond, who was second choice in the
betting.
The Los Angeles Derby went TO Forts,
a to 5 chance 1t looked like Rey del
San Juan, the favorite at even money,
and Alaria until the stretch, when Forts
forged ahead and won under a drive by
half length from Rey del San Juan, who
beat Alaria by clean length.
Amasa was an odds-on favorite in the
five furlong selling event, and went out
for the money at the flag. He was never
headed and won easily.
Viola won both heats in the half-mile
and repeat, being the only horse handled
by professional rider. The mounts on
the rest Of the bunch were amateurs.
Summaries:
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Trotting, free for ALL three in FIVE: purse
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ERu.
Time-11s, :1S; y, :s7; V, 1;o22.
Brown & Co.'S ch. g., by Red Iron
Songer took desperate chance,
Alaska should have been closer up.
Of Shannonette. Spry Lark nearly
Scratehed-Indra 115, Tourist II
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N Lily Wright
e. getting through the rail-. Monda was surprise.
Tizona well played. AL stopped Start spoiled chances
put over fence.
103 ST. Apollinaris los
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31k; s16 :57; 13-16 mile 16m SA. Good start
Winner, P Moores ch m. by Malcolm
master could by
route Postel waited altogether long with Twink
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. 2s.-
Football interest is centered in the annual
intercollegiate game to be played with
the Berkeley freshmen In San Francisco
Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-07
HIGH BOUNTY PAID FOR WOLVES.
Bill ApprOpriatinG $4,000 Passes
House in wyoming

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CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 6.-(Special)-
The bill appropriating $4,000 to pay boun-
ties of "a on wolves and 81 on coyotes
killed in Wyoming during the coming two
years passed the lower house OF the Wyo-
ming legislature at yesterdays afternoon
session by vote of 26 to 8. The bill pro-
Yoked much discussion and some blunt
speeches were made in opposition to ii.
Speaker Davis OF Weston county in oppo-
sition to the bill, said the state is not large
enough 10 AFFORD the amount named in the
bill. He offered an amendment making the
appropriation $4,000 and levying a tax of
mills upon the live stock of the state, the
money thus raised TO constitute a bounty
fund. He said IL he were a stockman he
would not ask the public to appropriate
money to protect his own business. 1t was
wrong and unjust to appropriate this money
out of the public funds to pay out in the
interests of a certain class OF men.
Baird Of Laramie county opposed the bill
for these reasons: First, it is an unreason-
able amount to ask for; second, the bill
contains a provision authorizing boards of
county commissioners to offer additional
bounties. which is clearly unconstitutional
third, the price per scalp is higher than in
adjacent states-Colorado Utah, Montana
and South Dakota-and this will result in
paying for thousands of wolves and coyotes
killed in these states and shipped into Wyo-
ming for the bounty, as the wolfers will al
ways take the hides TO the best market
Very few re arks were made in favor of
the BILL but Aen 1t was put upon final
passage but nine members voted against it.
1t is believed the bill will pass the senate.