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Tommy Britton Puts in Three Fast Miles Mt
Columbus.

| COLUMBUS, Aug A good-sized crowd at
| tended the Grand Circuit meeting at the CO.
| lumbus Driving Clubs track to-day. Had tho
! weather remained clear tho sport would have
completed q most successful weeks racing.
but q storm lnteriered after two races had been
started and that settled 1t until tomorrow. In
terest centred In the 2:14 trot. which was car
ried over from yesterday. Surpolwas'the IA
vorte at about $50 to $50. There was strong
field playing. as MoTIenry felt pretty sure with
Success. and the Senator L. folks had an idea
he WAS good. The other races were OF sec
ondary importance save the = 10 trot Tommy
Britton received the support OF many, while
ELoree. Cresceus and Patus had u following
When the starter called the Mold for the 2:l4
trot the temperature must have been so in
the grand stand Comfort was out Of the
question. Ten borses responded to the call.
They got away quickly, Surpol taking the lead
and winning the heat in 2:1l. Senator L.
finished a close second. Cahlll. with Charley
Herr. MADE a runaway race OF i m the second
hea, L. 2l SGrp9 yi,l nshed ,%m"|hhHt
feet. Charley Herr was the leqlsr for
ito came out OF the bunch. Success win
ming han liiy. The sore foot bothered SuruoI.
reason or other Curry DID not drive SurpoI in
the fourth heat Scott Hudson taking charge
As they scor"d and got the word wmdstorE
going t. the half IN :O@. Here success came
again and entoIel the stretch aluugsid" the
favorite They fought It hard to the distance
stand. whore Surpul bfuk". ran n few strides
and caught. los ing a full leugt h. lie recovered
the lost ground and seemed To- pass the wire
with Success The Judges duliberatcd. finally
giving the heat to Success. Tho race waS uu
finished.
The 10 trot, decided between heats ot the
PA class. was a pretty exhibition by Tommy
Britton. George West seems to have the little
stallion right. as he raced all around Crosc"us.
Ellurce and Pilatus winning In straight heats.
The storm lasted only few minutes, hut the
rain Of yesterday and To-day downfall soaked
the track. and II was necessary TO carry over
the 2:2l race, 2:2I trot and the unfinished
. IA trot until TO- morrow. Summary:
2:ln class. trotting; three in fro heats; prrso
81 900;
Tommy Brlttou, Dr s., by Liberty Dcll-Kccp-
SAKE. by parcpast ,WesD .....,........,...,1
CrcSceus. oh hetrhauI .....................2 : u
flloree, Oh. IN. tsSundcI
Buuncer h. II. Starr ,.................,.......b
PHtus, Ch. =. Van Meter. .
CATacalla, u. IN SNOW ..-...................a q
Louise No. CD. IN. H. !sDnl .....,..:....,..b
2l4 class trottiuE; three in five heats; purse
g.. 900 unfinished:
Success. gr. u, by superior tMclIenry). 2 l
srrpol. gr. e.. by Electricity Curry and
Charles herr, br. T.. by Alfred O. ca.
SENATOR L.. br. q. Drllinxer). y
Iris O, b. M lGarNey ....,.......,... 2
Kyute, b. Starr. Observation-Disclosures. =
EspHrto Rex. h. y. tuUtcniugs.............1O o X
pr speilman, D. :. MrArery'. ............ .
Prince IT luds. lr. Nan i.oter.. ....... 3 DIR
w "'I'''' TimS-2!ii, @.ir4, 2;ros., 2:lil.. VIE
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NEWPORT Aug. The Esperanza. 5 ed by
her owner. Harry o, Ilavemeyer. IT.. won the
cup offered by Hermann Is. Duryea for the
3O-footors to-day, beating tho Carolina out by
twenty seconds 1t was a most Interesting
race. there being good southwest wind and
the course to Dyer's Island was selected. The
summary:
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John Forpeuo. II years old. Of ia Worth
street, was riding tricycle on the asphalt
pavement around tho Criminal Court building
In Centre street last night. when a Madison
ayenne car came along, he ear wrecked the
man. Robert McGowen. was arrested.
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The Queens Despatch Yacht Damages the
Bona.
special cable D,syotch to TuEsrS.

!ptcidl Cable DtsuGtch 10 The sUS.
CowEs. Aug. 4-The Queens despatch yacht
ran amuck among the vessels anchored in
Cowes Roads to-day aud damaged tho bowsprit
OF the yacht Bona.
The race for the Australian Cup, sailed here
to-day. was won by the Santa.
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as / was unable to state the damage, dons
Was bs% Gd SSt Eel 10
With me. On examination T. wss found that
ccntreGoard being little scratched, hut. I
could not tell that Mt the time. Regarding the
short but had the wster been m linus shoals
should have allowed the boat to race
b.cS n@ sa s ~ the ROYAL
YACHT CLUB, and he was sorry that the contest
had ended SO abruptly; Duggan said that It
saiIing over a course I'll alone when no one
could doubt that he would have won upon tho
added that he would have been quito willing
TIL, t. 'n ,he rne@ over AGAIN. GHt ne did not
Clinton II. crnnc and the mem bers of the
American crew loft for home this morning and
owner !" y vi he GlenGalrn III Who is in EnsSnd.
was csLle1 to regarding the result Of the series.
s shS ,25rX tTat FSG sVs sirsT'
Lonsl desire to have thc contest settled In
no tatlsiactory way was. however out OF
TIE hoysl st. Lawrence Yacht Club has al
ready received chulIeugc f9r the Seawanhaka
TIE ground is The White Bear Of st, PAUL.
MINI which recently cent he Yankee here e
o. james Riley. Jr, Chairman Of the sailing
Committee of the club. Just after the commit.
toe hal closed tho Glencs!r n III. Constance
affair NY deciding ia favor u tho former. When
the iNUket. Dominion fGgcs In June took
Es"e tifY WhiiG Ear eoPls were very pom;
Western cub. IL seems. understood each
other pretty well ubnut what wouhl
hapren II Glencn!rn H.. retained tho
cup So II was TINT Montreal man. acting for
the White Bear Club. got IN challenge 80 a.
70 be- Nrst Oh lsck Of course. the Royal -.
] Lawrence club doc. not have To- accort tho
challenge It may. I! II 80 wishes. wait for
thirty lays. and then take any challenge It may
hays r'civei III that zinc. II is grnttv yell
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RROOkL IN.

The ANALYSIS of the milk which was recently sold
10y William Kramer Ut Third avenue and Tenth
street and sicBencd nearly dozen persons shows
that did not contain arsenic as was supposed, or
any other poisonous subrtance, 1t was however, on
the verge ~ decomposition, and this IL thought 10
have been the cause Of the trouble
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Begin now and learn what other leading summer
resort advertisers bAys diAoysred through GdyertS
ing The SrE. The result desirable. We'll paying
nta,x.-AdV.
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ol1 class. trottng; purse 8 90 (untnishedr
TumbOy. b. y, by Prince Sutw Rrna
simmons, by S!mm n Marsm ............2
Acidslia. h. nj, hv Sir Waltev Jr.-CUmecs
sister. ny Daniel Lambert nore)............I
Paddy D.. b. t. ,Houghton. observation-disclosures
Queen Alfred. b. IN. Clarke ..................4
NcmOliuc, Ulk. IN. Carmichael, ..-...........a 3
Time-2il3Ia, 2l83. 2:l3h.
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Octavia from the shuts stable at Pnrkyille
Wins at Rugby Park.

PORTLAND. Me, Aug. !. 90 The Eastern circuit
meeting at Rugby Park was to have cUnrUdcd this
Afternoon. but OF tho races on the card tho
has two heats To- his credit, and Alcidaa favprite
New Highlander. holds one. The 2.2l pace vas won
10y Early BIRD. Jr.. OF Canaan. VI. after Faith Of
Palmer. Mass had taken two heats. both horses
lowering their records. Octavia. a high bred marc
from the Shuts stables at Parkvillc, l. t. won the
1850 tIut and got mark at 2:lel4 Mamie W, 4
green from hartford. took the hrst heat in
2;2l~. summary:
2:2l class, pacing, purse 5000:
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The Harness Horses at GIoyersyille.

GLOvERsvrrTE, aug. A.-ThA Central New York
Circuit racing at BeTkrhire Park to day attracted
large crowd. The racing WAS very Interesting. The
track in i!uc condition. summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08

5urpcd by those who had purchased no night
to SIT there and these usurp'rs made very
rough time for the camera man when he pre-
scented his ticket His camera suffered severely
50 would NJ If ne had not made haste to get
away.
One thing must be admitted hy every one
whether his luck were good or bad on the great
day Of The parade the police ~ New ork OK
hil tied an astonishing degree o. patience. as
We'll as az perseverance, In handling th" crowds
Watching th. is-h'ad.l obstnacy OF many
women who had thrust Themselves into tho
front rank ca the curhstonc and would not
keep in line. one could not help wondering al
tie forh'ar..n0e o. the officers. who lad to keep
them back bat hardly dared lay hand on
thcm 70 push them eyer so gently. II police
man So much as touched the arm Of one o,
these absurd creatures she would raise IL YELL
a. If her throat were being cut TIE unfortu-
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4 GENIUS IN SIGHTSEEING.
HOW HE GOT TIE BEST VIEWS or THE
DEWEY PARApES At LITTLE EX-
rrNsE AND TROUBLE.

"Isa sou 500 the parade
"Ycs Saw the whole thing Friday and Sat
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Notice to Creditors.

In the County Court Of Pennington
County, State OF South Dakota.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Elizabeth V. Wells, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned administrator of the estate
OF Elizabeth V. Wells. deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the estate of said de-
ceased, to exhibit same with the neces-
-ary vouchers within six months after
he first publication Of this notice, to
me sail administrator at Rapid City,
IN bennington county, South Dakota
Dated at Rapid City, S. D., this 10th
day OF January, 1890.
GEORGE WELLS,
Administrator of the Estate Of Eliza.
beth v. Wells, deceased.
First publication Jan. IS, 1899.
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RAPID CITY, SO. Oak.
January i, 1899.

Board met pursuant to adjournment
all members and the county auditor
present.
Minutes of November 25, 1898 and
January ?. and 3, 1899, read and ap.
proved.
BY motion application Of Dougla'
easier for license to sell Intoxicating
liquors in Hill City accepted and bond
accompanying the same approved.
The official bonds Of the 70 lowing
county officers were established AM.
approved AS follows:
James II. Garvey, surveyor, five.
hundred dollars.
Cassius NJ. Leedy, sheriff, ten thous-
and dollars.
Chauncy L. Wood, states attorney.
ore thousand dollars.
BY motion bill Of Theo. Reder OF
$25 IS for bAlance on bridge lumbl
allowed on bridge fund.
By motion board adjourned TO NEE,
at 8 O'clrck a.. NJ. January g.. 1899.
Attest: A. J. MCCAIN.
P. F. MCMAHON, Chairman
County Auditor. Board County
Commissioners
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Notice to Owner Before Tax Deed
Shall Issue.

TO Norman j. Walsh and to all whom
1t may concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
9Th day Of November, 1896. the follow.
ing piece or parcel Of real estate sit
uated in the county Of Pennington and
state of South Dakota and taxed n the
name OF Norman j. Walsh, as follows.
Lots No. rs and p in Block No. q,
Boulevard addition to Rapid City,
was sold for taxes due and delin-
quent for the year 1895. by the treasurer
Of said county to Pennington county
and Was by said purchaser duly assign
ed 20 Lucinda r. Berry, who is now the
lawful holder of the certificate Of pur-
chase: that said taxes due and delin-
quent ON said 5th day Of November,
1896, was 50 go, with interest and pen
atty acc, making a total Of S5.U6: that
The penalty and interest on sam at the
'ate OF service IF this no ice is $l.2O,
making total amount necessary to re-
deem ST. rs, together with such inter-
est as may accrue after this date and
the cost OF service of this notice; that
this sum must be paid and the right of
redemption will expire and deed to
said land be- issued within sixty days
after the completed service Of this
notice.
Dated at Rapid City, S. D., this l4th
lay Of January, 1899.
Lu:inda E Berry.
(First publication Jan. 2O.)
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To Buy q srissourian = sro.a

JEFFERSON Cry, No. Ian .,
Lieutenant Arthur Willard, u. S. n.
VINO is said to have planted the Amer.
:can nag on Cuban soil in the late war.
Is a Mlssourlan. A few years ago
wnen ne was a schoolboy at K;rks.
v'lle' ). NJ. Picker, who low repre-.
tents Adair county in the Honsa ~
representatives, was his teacher.
Flck.er has introduced a bill to annro.
pirate $3.50 to buy a sword to be IRA.
'ensea to Willard BY the governor.
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RAPID CITY. So. Oak. J
January 10. 1899. (


Board met pursuant to adjournment
all members and county auditor pre-.
sent.
Minutes OF last meeting read and
approved: IL
BY motion applications for abate-
lnent Of taxes Of e L Aller, ] c Reed,
| S Cramer and Mrs j l. Diven,
granted In part.
Byamotlon refund of A Rodemacher
for tax twice paid garnted by warrant
on sinking. fund. f." $40
BY motor, refnna.of E G. Harold for
tax twice paid granted.
By Il. otinn official bond IT R. W.
McNown justice of the peace approved.
PetitiA, OF Juhn G Mates ct al for
bridge at Keystone granted and Fred
] Gross. authorized to act as superin-
tendeiit OF construction of same.
By motion hoard ahjuourned to meet
at 9 o'clock y. 10. January II, 1899.
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Ra!ii City, s. D.
January q. 8 {

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Commissioners Mccain and Walker
and County Auditor present. Minutes
OF January II, is, and l8 read and by
motion approved. BY motion the fol-
lowing Road Supervision Annual Re.
ports were examined and bv motion
approved.
Henry Morr Road District No. 10.
A. j. Crawford (. O
BY motion the following bills were
allowed.
G or e Safkin bridge work b'dge
fund S 800
VIM. J. Williamson bridge work
bridge fund 400
Rapid City Lumber Co., lumber
bridge fund 46 20
Paul Forester bridge work
bridge fund 800
Henry Morrow bridge work
bridge fund 300
Henry Morrow road work road
No 10 6 65
Timothy Buckley road work road
No q d
r.. L. Pitts road work road No 10 so
J. A. Rehrens coffin and incidcn-
tails current expense fund 8 90
Art w Grid county printing cur
rent expense fund 10 80
A. L. Jester digging grave and
burial county pauper current
expense fund 500
Louis Violin care Of county poor
current expense fund JIG 80
Louis Violin wood for county
current expense fund l27 Is
A. J. Crawford labor S24.75 allow
ed on bridge fund Is 90
on rad fund 900
Archie McAndy miscellaneous
$50 20 refused only allowed at 4tO
A. +. Fay road poll refund SO
Ely K. Seese taxes twice paid II 81
Jesse l.. Mills wolf scalp bounty / so
rejected
BY motion board adjourned to meet
at 8 O'clock A. M. Jan. %, 1899.
Attest
P. f. Mcmahon, \. j. Mccain,
Auditor. Chat, man.
Rapid City S. D,
January %, 1898.
Board met pursuant to Adjournment.
Commissioners Mccain and Walker
and county auditor present.
BY motion the following disposition
was made of application for abatement
Of axes. H. A. Johnson, James Bren-
nan, aud J. T. Shotwell granted in part
per specification on each and hat of T.
B. llaxley granted in full. BY motion
board adj ,urned to meet at 9 a'clock q.
NJ. Jan. "a, 1899.
Attest:
2. f. Mcmahon, A. J. Mccain,
Auditor. Chairman.
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q. RAPID TY., so. Oak. }
January 8, 1899. :

Board met pursuant TO. adjournment
all members and. county auditor. pre-
sent. Ct.
Minutes of January g., and Z, read
and approved.
The official bond of w II LaBee
was presented at $4,000 90 and by
motion approved. -
BY motion applications for abate-
ment Of taxes NJ. l and 2 of Theodore
Reader granted in part.
BY motion application of Elozabeth
A Ellison for loan on permanent school
fund granted.
BY motion annual statement of John
P McElrOy Jr, clerk of courts checked
and accepted. =: =,v.. /.
BY motion following bills we're al
lowed:
Fred VoIlmer, road work: road
No % fd. $50 50
Fred Vollmer, bridge work
bridge ia ...........t.,. So, - Is
BY motion board ahjnnrned. to meet
at s o'clo * a m January 10, $780,,
Attest: A.. j: MCCAIN.
+. +. MCMAHON, Chairman
Count, Auditor. Board County
-. Commissioners.
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RAPID CITY, So. Oak

o"''N"'J - Aoo"'
Board met pursuant oadjournment.
All members and county auditor pres.
I'll t.
BY motion official bond of Lewis
Jester, constable, accepted.
BY motion petition for appointment
of Shelby D. Reed justice Of the peace
for Ziebach c 'unty granted.
BY motion application of Edward
Boyd for abaitment of taxes granted.
BY mot on road petition of f. F..
Servers ct AL, granted and Charles
C"t'on, E, P. Seayers and g. II. Cum
mings appointed viewers to meet at
q. Won Wuerman's Office on Feb
ruary !, 1899, and there qualify and
proceed to view said proposed high
way.
By motion requlsition G. county sup
e%rirteudent for supplies & anted.
The statement Of the clerk cf the
court for the November term
was examined and by motion
the bills therein contained were
ordered paid from the current expense
fund as follows:
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A. J. MCCAIN,
p. f. MCMAHON, Chairman
County Auditor. Board County
CommiSsi oners
RAPID CITY, S. D.,
January IL, 1900,

January IL, 1899.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; all members and county
auditor present.
Minutes of last meeting read
and by motion approved.
BY motion application for
abatement of taxes of Frank
Lockwood, VIM. p. Baken and A.
{. Boland granted in part and
application of c. J. Horgan
denied.
BY motion board adjourned to
meet at 9 o'clock a. m. January
IL, 1899.
Attest: A. !. Mccain,
P. +. Mcmahon, Chairman.
County Auditor. -
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commissioners PROCEEDINGS.
RAPID CITY, So. Oak. }

-" o"HHdIy 9, 1853.
The beard of county commissioners
met'n regular session: Commissioner
cross and Commissioner EJECT Charles
II: walker and county auditor present.
me day being a legal holiday no
olnclal business was transacted and bv
motion the hoard adjourned to meet
at9 O'CLOCK a. NJ January 3. 1899.
AtIest A.. J. MCCAIN.
4. r. MCMAHON, Chairman
County Auditor. Board County
commissioners.
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RAPID CITY. So. Oak.
Janua nv 2 1890

January 3, 1899.
Inc b0ald OF county commissioners
met IN regular session, Mccain, Cross
n Commissioner elect Charles II.
Walker from the 3rd commissionerDist
present, MI. Walker having taken the
regular oath of office and his official
bond having been approved by the
Clerk of Courts, the board proceeded
to organize and by motion A. }.
Mccain was elected chairman for the
ensuing year.
The official bonds of the follwing
county officers were established and
approved as follows:
NJ. n. Paxson, oronor, five hundred
dollars.
John P. McElroy, Jr.. clerk, of
courts, five thousand dollars.
Horace Cricket, auditor, Two thous-
and dollar.
Lucena Frisler, county superinten-
dant OF public instruction, five hun
dred dollars.
J.. d. Lake, justice of the peace, five
hundred dollars.
Edward Shedd. justice of the peace,
five hundred dollars.
Andrew Marble, justice of the peace.
five hundred dollars.
BY motion report of sheep Inspector,
$. K. Raymond accepted d.
BY motion petition of G. NJ. Leedy
for reduction of the official bond Of the
county ST eriff from $l5, 900. 90 to $lO,-
10000 was granted.
by motion the salary bills of the
county treasurer, deputy treasurer,
register oT deeds and deputy register
OF deeds, as paid monthly by the
Auditors orders were allowed as fol-
lows.
VIM. H. LaBee, county treas
....-. 1oi1.OO
Chas. +. Title, deputy coun-
ty treasurer. $4,000
+. M. LUckhart, register Of
deeds. .......... 1927. 90
B.. b. Lockhar;, deputy regis
Ter or deeds............ 80. $3.50
by motion the salary bills of 2. h.
McMahOn, county auditor for the
past quarter were allowed on the cur
rent expense fund at $500. CO.; $4,000
having heen crawn by auditors order,
a warrant fOr balance due Of $4,000
was ordered drawn.
BY motion salary bills Of j. C. Con
way, deputy auditor for October and
November were allowed on the cur
rent expense fund at $780, 90; $l2O. 90
having been drawn by auditorts orders
a warrant tor balance due OF $50. 90
were orr cred drawn.
BY motion salary bill of J. $. Gantz
for deputy auditor for the month ul
December was allowed on current ex
pence fund at $500; $6O.W having
been drawn by auditors order, 4 war.
rant for balance due Of $500 was
ordered drawn.
by motion the salary bill of Cornelia
l.. Beach, county superintendent ful
the past quarter were allowed N the
current expense fund at $z4S. So;
$4,000 having been drawn by auditors
order, a warrant for balance due OF
1898. SIS was ordered drawn.
BY motion the salary warrants nf A
W. B'ngs, states attorney for the past
quarter were allowed on the current
expence fund at $25o.On; $3.50 having
been allowed by auditors order, a war.
rant for 10000 was ordered drawn.
by motion bill of Cornelia L. Beack.
county superintendent, for milage IT,
Redfeld South Dakota allowed on
county general fund at $40 80
BY motion board adjourned to meet
at 9 O'Clock a. m. January 4, 1899.
Attest: A. }. MCCAIN,
P. F. MCMAHON, Chairman
County Auditor. Board County
Commissioners
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P. F. Mcmahon, Chairman.
County Auditor.
RAPID CITY, S. D.,
January, Ia, 1900.

~ T099'
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment Commissioners Mccain
and Walker and county auditor
present.
Minutes Of January II, and 13
read and by motion approved.
BY motion G.. Won Workman
OF Hill City was appointed justice
otthe peace to fill vacancy caust d
by non qualification of +. L. Dean.
BY motion the annual report of
ihe Road Supervisors of the fol-
lowing road districts we're ap-
proved.