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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-09-07

ANaAaa AAAI AaA AAA AtNs eHtfNs
Notice FOR Publication.
Departme ent Of the Interior, Land Office at
Santa Fe New Mexico August 90 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of bis claim, and
that said proof will be made before Probate
Clerk OF San Juan county, at Aztec, n. NJ, on
October 8, 1900, viz;
EDWARD THOMAS,
For the NWh NEif SWM NE4, SEA NWk,
NEh SWlf Sec. %, i. 80 N, Il. 13W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land. viz.
Daniel P Dale, Edward Thomas. Jr, John r
Pond, Of In Plata, NM james g Dodson, Of
Aztec, N. n.
% MANUEL OTHRo Register.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-09-07

u was ordered that the varlous precinct
1lil4arlcs.ho held under the difeetion OF the
Iaeelnct committeeman 90 each precinct oh
Nonday, the oath day OF September. 1900
between the hours OF 10 o'clock iu the fofe-
nton and O'Clock in tho afternoon.
GRANVILLE rENDLETON.
ouAs. VI 6ABFORD, Chairm.n.
Acting aeoretary,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-09-07

The Republican county committee
met in Aztec Tuesday and transacted
considerable business. There was
creditable attendance, and the national
campaign now on seems to have put
new life and enthusiasm into the mem
hers OF the party. Secretary Steve Will
kin, Of Cedar Hill, was absent, and Q. v.
Stafford acted as secretary in his place.
The call for the county convention was
issued and the date OF primaries, etc.
decided on. It's the intention Of the
Republicans TO make a vigorous cam
a- sscui- e..i. ~ q. fafy
good shape 20 carry it on. The dele
gates to the Territorial convention will
be elected at the convention at which
the county ticket is selected
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-09-07

Many Of tho above varieties may be
considered either spring or winter
Wheats. but were planted in the fall in
order to compare them with those that
do we'll only when planted in the fall.
The Defiance variety for instance, which
lie generally regarded as a spring variety
Of wheat gave the largest yeild OF the
list when planted In the fall, Represeh-
tatiye specimens Of the various varieties
we're seiected and kept for the purpose
Of exhibition aud farmers interested ia
wheat raising are not only invited to
come and inspect the specimens but are
earnestly requested 70 do 90. The
opinion Of various milers Of reputs will
also bo secured; and, those yarietioa
that yielded over thirty bushels per acre
and that possess good milling qualities
will be again tested on larger areas Of
land this coming fall,
@. 70. MEAD,
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.. AR. 8 s,rsIon Rates.

The d. & r. oEcrb excursion rates
as follows:
Colorado RfH Association at Lead.
Vile, Septemtts 2nd and 3rd, 1900. A
rate Of one and ne nth fare on the GER
tifcate plan iro D points in Colorado
to Leadvillo anN turn.
Democratic S 9te and Congressional
conventions to Id held at Denver, Sep
tember 10 to 13. 900, an open rate Of
one frst-claos ndard fare from Rll
Colorado point Denver and return is
authorized 03i until day after ad
iournment.
Peach Day Grand Junction, Sep
tember 11th. lIh and 18th. 1900. A
rate Of slO9o authorized for round
trip ticket FROM lufangO Final limit
Of all tickets ao September 10th, 1900.
D.J. Craig q trustee for the Farn-
ington Times secured an injunction
from the disiric court te prevent Treas
urer McHenry om selling the paper
for taxes Septamfek 10, and has sued the
county for 1c alleged damages for
closing the plan
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY no. $3.50.
Nnttoo for uuh1fontfon

HOMESTEAD ENTRY no. $3.50.
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior, Land Office at
Santa Fe, n. d.. August ~, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice OF his intention 10
make hnal proof in support Of bis claim, and
that said proof will ho made before Probate
Clerk Of San Juan county at Aztec, n. H., on
October 1, i9u0 viz.
EVERETT WRIGHT,
For the SEA sWi6, 81 SEA. Sec q, I. 30 NJ,
r. t3 w.
he names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land viz.
james Q. Dodson, II Aztec. N NJ John r.
Pond, DanielP. Dale George W. Jones, Of La
PLATA, N. NJ.
% MANUEL r. OrERo, Register
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Notice for Pusiieatlon.

Nettce Tor funllc0uOms
Land Offices at Santa Fe, n. NJ, and Durango,
Colo, August p, 1900
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler las hled notice Of his Intention
to made fnal proof IN support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk OF
the Probate Court Of San Juan county, New
Mckee, at Aztec, New Mexico en- Monday,
October s, 1900, viz.
,pAN1FT p DATT
Durango, Colo, Il 81 No. 1856,
Santa Fe N n :, III. +. No 5S74,
For the let's Two and Three IN Section TO- TIP. 3.
n, b. 10 W., N d p M, and lots 0 and 2, and
SWA SEA SEh SW54 OF Section 10, I % n. +
13 w. n M p NJ
He'names the following witnesses 70 prove bis
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz.
Edward Thomas, Jr., and Edward Thomas
Sr, Of La Plata, San Juan county, n M.; james
Cs Dodson aud Fred Bunker OF Aztec, San Juan
county n NJ.
MANUEL b. OTERo, Register
Santa Fo, n III.
II. C. PERKINS, Register,
% Durango, Colo.
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Shoes that win satisfy and please you
81 ihe RE 0iando ahoe store Dnrang2,
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supt San Juan Satisfaction.
Aztec August 30, 1900,
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Ieleae7e9ele3e9e3.
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TBE FUTIJR|TY Won
By BAuYHOO BEY
Continued From First Page.

AIOUu CAESt
Chief and the lucky winners pushed
wildly into the ring to cash in. Sum-
maries:
First race, five and one-haIf furlongs-
Lavallfere won, Col Padden second, Re-
champion third. Time, 1:09 So
Second race, one mile-Rush won, Ka-
mara second, Adronicus third. Time,
LAO.
Third race, fall handicap, six furlongs-
Warning won, Potente second, Contestor
third Time, liza
Fourth race, the F'uturity, ITO feet less
than six furlongs-Ballyhoo Bey won,
Olympian second, Tommy Atkins third
Time, 10.
Fifth race, the Inaugural steeplechase.
about two miles-Plato won, Old Tank
second, Charagrace third Time, 419
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth miles
on turf-Greenock won, Central Trust
second, Dolan D third. Time las Is
The best record for the Futurity course
was made by Kingston in 1891, and was
hos
The opening betting today was as fol-
lows: Keene's stable (Tommy Atkins
Olympian and Cap and Bells), to s.;
Whitney's stable CElkhorn and Ballyno
Bey), to 2; Blues, 8 to 1; Sweet Laven-
der, 20 to /; Belvino, 80 to 1; Golden Age,
80 to l; All Green, 80 to l.; Lady of the
Valley, 80 to 1; tower of Candles, 80
to l.
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Saratoga Races Close.

:. SARATOGA. N. Y, Aug. 2s.-1t was
get away day at the Spa and the Spen-
Ger handicap, with value of S., OOO was
the star attraction. Charentus appeared
to to be the only one worth considering, but
MNartlmas showed, startling reversal of
form and Won. Summaries:
First race, purse $780, for two-year-olds.
five and one-half furlongs. Colchester
won, Guesswork second, Great American
third. Time 1861.
Second race, purse $500, for three-year-
olds and upwards. selling, seven furlongs
Godfrey won. Fleuron second, Bold
Knight third. Time, 1:2sA:
Third race, purse S., 900, the Spencer
handicap for. three-year-olds and IN
wards, one mile and furlong Mart;mas
won, Charentqs second, Advance Guard
Fourth race purse $500, for two-year-
olds. six furlongs. Tammany Chief won.
Cherished second, Queen Carnival third
Time, 1:15A.
Fifth race, purse $500, three-year-olds
and upwards, one mile and tiftv-five
yards. Althea won, Specific second. Pre-
cursor third. Time, 1:45A.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
GOLFERS PLAY FOR MEDALS.
semi-Fina1s Reached by Local Ex-
perts in Gardiner Gun Comnetition.

There were no also rams In the medal
play competition on the Town and Coun-
try links yesterday afternoon e. l.. Her
sey, the donator of the trophies, saw to
it that every man who entered in the
medal play should have chance to ex-
plot his skill at medal play. There were
three or four trophies offered, the first,
a silver mug, for the winner of the con-
test the second for the runner up, the
third for the best in the third eight and
the fourth as a consolation prize Every
person who entered the match qualified
in one class or the other. The links were
in good shape and the playing better than
the average. The following are the draw
ings for the match play which will be
held during the coming week:
First sixteen-E. L. Hersey, cup trophy:
J. P. Upham vs.. E. F. Warner, Jr.; j. d.
Lewis VS.. c. w Gordon; F. w Lightner
VS.. F. H. Sabin; CIV. Gardner vs. J. r.
Clarke; N. P. Langford, Jr. VS.. w. F.
Peet; H. P. Bend VS.. w. v. S. Finch; M.
Doran, Jr. VS.. J. E. Seabury; C. D. Matt
son VS.. F. J. Shepard.
child; F F.. LeomisIvs: ]. E. Markham;
Holbert vs. NJ Barrows.
Consolation trophy5G. C. Rugg VS.. II.
F. Smith; E. o. Brooks VS.. F. T. Parlin;
DR.. Greene VS.. &C. e. Bunker: G. Schalle
VS.. DR.. Rogers sands. r. Flynn vs. L. A.
Robinson.
The semi-fnalsf have been reached in
the contest for the Gardner cup and now
the match stands as follows: DR.. Lewis
VS.. M. Doran, Jr., and F. ]. Shepard vs.
the winner Of the Langford- Trowbridge
match.
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Races at Hauthorne.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Our Nellie won the
two-nile Endurance stakes at Haw-
thorne this afternoon in impressive style
from Admetus, the heavily played sec
ond choice. Summarizes:
First race, five furlongs-Fancy Wood
won Lady Edris second; Regea third.
Time, 1:051h
Second race, six furlongs-H Highland
Lad won, Algareta second, L. T. Catcn
third. Time, Iii.
Third race, steeplechase handicap, short
course-Frond won. Passe Partout sec
ond, Coronatus third. Time, 3:16.
Fourth race. Endurance stakes, two
miles-Our Nellie won, Admetus second,
Stuttgart third. Time. 1884,
Fifth race, six furlongs-John A. Nor
rls won. The Lady second, Headwater
third: Time, 1:151a.
Sixth race, one mile-Free Hand won.
Nan O'Kee second, Dandy H third Time,
Seventh race, one mile-Prince BIazes
won, Great Bend second. PATRON third.
Time, 1:4Ss.
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up under punishment. Fitzsimmons, JeI-
fries and Sharkey made him quit as soon
as they landed on him. Fairly good light
artillery, Corbett never was q krupp
gun and 1t is the latter which wins. lie
hit both Sullivan and Fitzsimmons often
enough to whip a dozen men, and did not
score so much as a Touchdown. The lone
effective punch landed by Fitzsimmons-
and 1t did not travel six inches-brought
the pompadoured one to the count-out
Jeffries chased Corbett about for twenty
two rounds, but when he landed the Cor
bett people paid off. Clever, yes With
eight-ounce gloves, blackened, he could
probably outpoint any boxer In his class
before the public. This much must
accord him, This much 'lets him out,
however.
quaint character is William A. Brady.
The manager of the heavyweight Worlu
champion is probably the busiest man IN
New York, and with his theatrical ana
pugilistic work he manages to keep
clerical force big enough for panh III
constant action. ] met the little reno"
shortly after he got back from Euro
pean trip, and he was all afame with
business details. This was week ago
yesterday in his New York Office. Inc
thermometer was sky-rocketting it and
the heat was something intense Between
telephone calls, personal calls, kilograms
and stenographers, William had worked
himself up to the boiled lobster stage
A newspaper friend Of rnine-never NINA
his name-suggested a visit to Iralnor D.
on the corner.
Over some claret lemonades, Brady al
ways enthusiastic, flared up with:
crank. 1 can make you $4,000
well, show it to me" responded
Frank, and the party moved out toward
the curb.
The newspaper man had REDEEMED up
some under the claret and when he nit
the cool air of the sidewalk he MADE
precipitate lunge for the gutter-sick.
Solicitously, Brady held his frlenos
head, and bringing out glass of setter
as a mouth wash, Brady administered 1t,
and asked anxiously:
1.-The heat, Frank; the heat"
mo, Bill; not the heat. It's the
ciphers.
The opening show of TattersalPs VIII
take place Sept. II. The card is not yet
complete, but will be made up OF an all
star bill, enlisting the services OF the
best men in the East against like West
ern timber. TattersalPs will be run on
the fortnightly basis, and only the pest
of the boxers will be entered.
L. NJ. Houseman.
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$4,000 HUNG UP.
Rich Prizes offered for Lexington
Harness RRcea.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 25..-At meet
ing of the officers of the Kentucky Trot-
ting Horse Breeders association here this
afternoon, seventeen purses, aggregating
over 81 600, Were offered, to close Sept IS,
to complete the programme for the race
meeting here in October. Twelve stakes.
aggregating $50, Co., were closed June last
with an enormous entry and with the
ST., 600. The events are as follows: Trot-
ting, POS, 2:1O, 212, 2:14 ZIG. 21S, 2:20 2.22,
PA, 2:26 and 2:2S; pacing, ":06, 2:0S. 2:1O,
ton that bars hoppled horses from it's
races. Secretary Wilson made q cCrlr'ete
announcement regarding the F'uturity
this afternoon. He says that as the Flu
turity closed on March, lSgI, when the
national distance rule was 10 and leo,
the distance off in the Futurity this fall
will be $50 and 100 yards.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
Live BIRD Chnmnionshin.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24-In a spirited and
most intresting contest for the Dupont
live bird championship trophy between
J: A r. Elliott, Of Kansas City, and e. s.
Graham, of Chicago, at Watson's park
today, Elliott won by five birds. This
contest was between a protest. NAL and
an amateur, and the professional won.
Fred Gilbert, Of Spirit Lake To-. has ac-
cepted the challenge Of ]. A. r. Elliott to
contest for the e. c. cup, embeIematio
of the inanimate target champi9nshiD Of
America. The contest will be shot az
Okaboji, To-, Aug. 81.
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up and he is counted out. Time OF
round, two minutes, six seconds.
BOUQUETS FOR THE OLD MAN.

The moment Fitz Is declared the winner
he comes over here to shake hands with
Fitz goes back to his corner He is
wonderful one man. He IS the best
man of all Of them that have met. I
like Fitz, and I'm perfectly willing to
fight him within six months before any
club in this country offering the greatest
amount Of money.
Sharkey seemed slow tonight and, he
did not appear to be right. He used poor
Judgment in rushing in at Fitzsimmons
wide open and not protecting himself
properly But even at his best Fitz could
lick him. I hope Fitz will be as well
when he fights me as he is tonight 1t
ought to make an interesting contest.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
AFTER JEFFRIEs NOW.
Lanky Bob Posted $4,000 for Fight
With the Champion.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons has challenged Jim Jeffries for a
fight to be held Aug. 81, and has posted
500 as a forfeit. Fitzsimmons says
that Jeffries must meet him on that date
or admit that he is afraid of him. JEFF
fries, who was at Derby, Conn, during
the day, was seen there, and said relative
to the challenge:
81 have defeated F'itzsimmons decisive
~ once, and think can do it again, but
l think 1t would be poor business policy
to fight now, for the fght-going public
needs d rest. Still, I shall allow no en-
gagements to interfere with my cham
pionship battles, but 1 reserve the right
to set aside time to train
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vespers Win a Heat at paris.

of the Vesper Boat club, Of PRiiadelp ff
won their trial heat today by fifteen
lengths. defeating crew of the Nautf-
cal club. of France. The distance was
one mile and 153 yards Vesper's time
was five minutes, fifteen and two-fifths
seconds. The final heat will be rowed to-
morrow.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
Mvsteriou. BILLY Matched.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 25.-Mysterious
Billy Smith has been selected to take
the place of 'Rube' Ferns to meet Young
Peter Jackson before the Business Mans
to weigh in at 143 pounds on the day CT
the contest. Smith is now training at
College Point, N. H, while Jackson is
doing his training in this city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
Tennis at niagara.

24.-The finals in the mems singles were
reached today in the Niagara interna-
tional tennis tournament Score: Cham
pionship singles, senni-fnal round-E. P
Ga GA. H. H Hackett, New
York, beat Sumner Hardy, San Fran
cisco
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
Expert Marksman Returns.

James L. D. Morrison, of the ST. Paul
Rod and Gun club, has returned from a
two weeks trip in Northern Minnesota.
fIe was at Pembina at the North Dakota
tournament, and witnessed some excel
lent shooting
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AFTER THE BATTLE
Fitzsimmons Went to a Dance
sharkeY Went to Bed.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Fifteen minutes
after the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aght last
night, Fitzsimmons, the winner, returned
to his home at Bergen Beach and went
to dance with mis- wife.
the board walk near his nome, followed
by a large crowd. He showed no sign
whatever Of having been engaged in a
glove contest.
Sharkey went to his home in Sleeps
head Bay after the fight, retired and was
out at o'clock this morning. He had
1itt1a IN GOV
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
Rurais Free Delivery.

WASHINGTON. Aug. M-The post
office department has ordered the es-
tablishment of free delivery service on
Sept. at Woodstock, MINI, and Bara-
boo. Wis.
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Tod,a brother I'm France.

PARIS, Aug. A.-At Dieppe yesterday
Cash Sloan won the Prix de Roux
Mesnil, 500 francs, over a course of 1000
meters on NJ B. CHAINS Lancier
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26

Aurel1a. 3:40:O0 DID not finish
The Keewaydin and Harriet e were on
scratch, the Jennie Britannia and Goblin
received eight minutes, and the Falcon
five minutes.
Seventeen-foot Glass
Start. Finish. Elapsed.
Lobo -. ...........3:45:20 5:29:S2 1:4:32
Xenia -. .3:45:33 5:3O:03 1853
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
JEFFR1Es STORY OF FIGHT.
Champion Pugilisfs Description OF
the Battle as 1t TRANSFERRED.

Champion PuS1IIsCS OSscIAP'A W
the Battle as 1t TRANSFERRED.
The following is Champion ]. ]. Jeffries'
story of the Fitzsimmons-ShaIkey hght'
dictated to a Chicago Tribune reporter
as it occurred:
Ringside, Coney Island, N Y, Aug
4-(Special)-Here is Sharkey the frst
in the ring at 1910 o'clock He has
new bath robe on You would think he
spends all his money for bath robes
There he goes over to my corner the
northeast corner. Tom looks first rate.
7 don't think any man could wish to be
in better condition. He is not a bit
drawn, and his muscles look a little bit
loose. almost flabby. He 3n't fabby,
though He is simply bigger and strong
err than he has been for long time In
Tom Seems a trif1e anxious. Both of
his hands are well protected with band
People are wondering whae is delaying
Fitz. 1 don't think Sha1key likes this
wait Tom O'Rourke is whispering. to
him and Sharkey is nodding his head IN
reply and smiling. But he is smiling
soiemnIy as if he knows that there is
something big coming off pretty soon:
All the seconds are gathering around
him, tanning him, while O'Rourke hangs
over, the ropes and gives him his last
instructions.
tons from anybody when he gets into
the ring. He is the coolest, shiftiest
fighter that ever got inside the ropes,
and he has the hardest punch of the
whole lot. l look for first rate fight,
and If Sharkey's side is all right again
showing, although 1 am not picking any
winner.
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Last Day att Nutwood.

DUBUQUE, To-, Aug. 25.--'rhe Nutwood
Park races closed today. In the 2:27 trot,
McBain, driver of Al =. was fined 500
for alleged pulling of his horse. Summar-
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GETS HIS BIT" FIRST.


The crowd is hooting at Fitzsimmons
now as he comes in at five minutes past
II, and everybody seems to be sore on
the old man. They ought not to be, be-
cause l understand there has been some
trouble about the money, and FitZsim-
mons is not to be blamed. Fitzsimmons
doesn't pay any attention to the hooting,
grooming and Kissing. He looks bright
and good. When he takes off his bath
robe all the kissing and hooting turns to
cheers and applause. Fitzsimmons looks
GOOD bright, his eyes are clear, and he
| seems confident. I think he weighs about
| ITO pounds.
Fits hands are thoroughly bandag d.
and even the fingers are wrapped in ad-
calmly and with great deal of conf
| dence. Now he gets up and steps around
and tries the floor. Fitzsimmons re-
mains ma standing up, for they have taken
care for that. He walked over to me and
said:
II got my bit before went on
mat shows that FitZ is wise man.
great fighter.
Tom Shalkey is sitting down. and Tom
ORourke is sponging and rubbing him
down with towel, and giving him a
lemon to suck. Sharkey IS bofhe red a
little with a cold in the head. Here
comes Charley White in the ring. They
are all ready now.
IN THE FIRST ROUND.
Round 1; sharkey dashed at Fitz with
a IeIt nook on the chest and caught him
ropes Sharkey is doing the rushing Hn
seems rather heavy on his feet Fitz is
feeling him out quietly, and sharkey
but misses by foot, as Fitz breaks
ground. Fitz is taking his time with
him AS Sharlley dashes in Fitz swings
Tor Tor the neck, but misses, as sharkey
DUCKS Sharkey rushes in again and
F1tz catches him with a left hook on the
! right eye. Sharkey comes back at him.
swinging v4d8l Il both 9th hands for the head, and
lett swing F,itz swings a left and Shar-
key ducks under it. Fitz is laughing as
ne twice blocks Sharkey's left swings for
the body with ease Fitz missed ter
IiDle leIt swing. Sharkey swings both
hands for the jaw Sharkey lands a left
swing on the jaw and sends Fitz down
backwards and falls down over him. The
bell rang while Fitz was down and 10
body seemed to hear it, but Fitzsimmons,
seconds, who rushed in and dragged him
TO his corner, He looked pretty tired.
e egt w aIfe r. e1 rev seconds rest he looks
that left swing on the nose.
AND THE THE END.
Round 2. Sharkey rushes. but Fitzs,m-
mons steps away and misses a right
Sharkey rushes in wildly and backs Fitz
against the ropes, but the old man
cli elm and blocks him. Tom sends a
left swing for the head and Fitzsimmons
comes inside of it with a straight lab
that splits Toms lip. Fitz sends a bluff
left for the head and catches Sharkcy
in the stomach with right. Sharkey
misses right for head, but sends in n
right on the body. It is a hard blow
and shakes up Fitzsimmons badly. Shar,,
| hook on the jaw that shakes him I'm
He rushes in again, and .Fitzsimmons
puts In left and right hooks on the law
and sends Sharkey to the floor He STAYS
with left and right hooks on the law
four or five times in succession. Sharkey
falls down on his face. He cannot get
The oasis., 1900-07-21
The Cooleys.

The Cooley company commence a weeks engagement at the opera house Monday, July 23rd. This organization comes highly recommended by the press of Phoenix where they have been playing in stock for the past eight weeks. The opening production will be Clay Greens beautiful comedy drama entitled "Love and Money"