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Arizona republican., 1901-01-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


 Estate of Collin C. Pascoe, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, F.. F. Pascoe. administrator of the estate of Collin c. Pascoe, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hav- ing claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at his office, No. no North Center street, Phoenix, Arizona. the same being the place for the trans- action of tho business of said estate in said county of Marcopa.
 r.. F.. PASCOE. Administrator of the Estate of Collin c. Pascoe, Deceased.
 Dated this 2sth day of December. 1900.
 First publication December 20, 1900.
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)ston, D, Cfnclnnhu, .,
s.. Louts. O. Philadelphia. o
TIE RECORD.


D,
PIrTsBURo. June 10. An accident to Buelow
In the third inning was the indirect cause
Of New Yorks defeat to-day In a game that
was sPlsndldly pitched BY Taylor on one side
snd pahpPb on the nS
toward the grand stand for a foul ny. Buelow
lost control q bis weak knee ana md could not
stop The esl drSPped behind i him ,bs Buei1w Msx
discovered that ho could not play. % ne
hobbled 20 the bench Bernard took MS
place and did fairly we'll until the eighth
Pirates score two runs and win the game
The result hinged upon the fielding and
Phillippi won because he received perfest
by the visitors Al the end Of the sixth in,
ming. each team had three singles but no
runs to show for It's turns at bat and in the
first half Of the seventh only three New YORK,
this inning with a tvo-bagger to left, Brans,,
field popped up little foul to Camel and
Leach was thrown out e. first Ely who has
the the fans fans BY vase sendins a. single past Davis,
scoring Wagner with the first run OF the
game. Fly was forced at second. Bernard
in the eighth Phillips SINGLED in the last
half Clarke beat out an inheld hit and on
Strang's high and uncalled for throw TO
hrst. Phiilippi reached third Taylor showed
proved an easy out at first and Poole struck
out
At the suggestion Of Bowerman Taylor
sen. Wagner to frat on balls and the move
would have worked nicely II Bernard had
not meddl"d in the next play. but when Brans-
nelt sent q .groander 70 Davis bernard ran
make the stop Phillippi and Clarke scored
on the error Wagner and Bransheld tried
the double steal but Wagner was caught az
the plate The New iorks made a rally In
the ninth and were dangerous Van Naltren
trlpled 10 right and scored on Selbach's sharp
single to centre Leach threw. Strans. out
homo run, starting 4 liner over third Leach
jumped and Just touched the ball with one
hand. sending It over toward Ely. who, al
though he had no chance OF retiring Hickman.
succeeded IN holding Selbach at third
Ritchey took Davis's groundcr, and running
Hickman down threw Ia frst for a double
nlay The score.
The sun., 1901-06-11
Turf Notes.
Atm. pos, in The nrh race yesterday Jockey spen
aWaI

IN. pos, In the nrh race yesterday Jockey spen.
Ger was fined s25.
rockey Bulman will leave for Chicago today,
where he will ride IN future for J. r. SchOrr Ia the
American Derby Bullnan VIII nave he noun. ON
C. FlcschmAnns Sons Blues.
The old Clifton racerack at Clifton. y, j.. on tie
Ere Railroad, has met with the hnal act that wipes
II mpletey out. After New jersey Legislators had
closed N, gates the buildings went up In smoke by
,hr act OF an lneendiary and now the ned no beer
nloughed up and sowed with corn. oblieTaung every
semblance OF liS former use,
Al Shee pshead Bay track yesterday mofnIng ". c.
Whiineys star Bright worked the Suburban dis
t,nrr In .i1 Mr., whitney, woycar Ods King
Uanoysr and Goldsmlih. wnlch will probably BE-
A., in the Double Event next saturday, also worked
well King Hanover did tnrr" quarters Of "a mile
in / Is qulie easily while Goldsmith worSrd thr same
d,st,ncr in ll7J5 Imp covered mile and an eighth
In ); - without trouble
Sr Louts June 10. Jake Weber. winner Of the
fourth event At the Fair Grounds. q selling Tacc
and scheduled at 900, was run up W o. 800 by Pat
1Jylu and then sold by him N Tom Hayes Tor 81 $40
Clyll In nearly every selling event has run tie ain
nor away NJ above his schedule price, ~ the dl,g sI
and general worrmrni Of hDf>smcn. TO-DAY he
made ssO1 on his purchase In less taan nye minutes,
There viii be- great d)lngs should Iac u hi, Hu.ss,
win selling race.
The sun., 1901-06-11
At Chicago.

CHICAGO June 10. Caviar again demonstrated
to day at Harlem that n the mud at least he is able
70 give many pounds and good beating 70 any horse
at the track. He went to The post at W 4 on and
after pretty race for half mile away from Cam
brian aud oImaI as though they were tied. winning
pulled up by dozen lengths. Summary:
First Race-One mile--Nulcin. ll5 (CoburnL 2to s,
won Henry Burt. 100 (DossD, 10 70 /. second: Guy
H., 100 knight, ] 70 :. third Time i:i9 IS.
Second Race-Six furlongs-The Lady, lO2 CCo-
burn. even. won: George Arnold 100 Wan Duscnl
TO /. second: Mr.. Brown. io7 KnighD. 70 /. third
Time, l:l7 3-S.
Third Race-Five furongs-Mamle English. iOi
(Werl Q W !. won; The Rival, 100 thnlghp. Z to 2
second Our Jessie OF tBowmsnI. 0t l, third. Time
100 rs.
Fourth Race e-Steeplechase, shon course Dick
Furber iso &C. Johnson, TO |, won Pilon dor
IF TANNER. 70 ., second Becky Roe. l54 Slater.
S 10 1. third. Time. 54s as.
Flfth Race-One mile and a asixteeuth-Cayiar, i07
Domnekl 10 10, won. Cambrlan. III Knight
70 L. second; Orimar 100 hclnerney). 7 to /. third
Time, l5s.
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs-Likeness. el
RAnschb To :, won. Flaneur. % lDavisonl u 10 l.
second Cora Haville H.. 1914 lGou,nj 81 to third
Tune, l:3o 3-5
Seventh Race-One mile and an eighth h-Walken.
shaw, il5 tWlnkneldl. TO $, won: Knight BannereL
100 tOtlsl. 70 ]. second Grand0n, los d. Woods
" |, third. Time 20s As.
The sun., 1901-06-11
The Abbot Trots a Fast Quarter az Louisville.

Word comes from Louisville that The
Abbot's fastest mile this year was trotted
the other day in 2l5. last half In los, but
that in another mile. trotted in 2ls. he went
the last half In l.Oi, a EOS gait, and the last
quarter In 30ii seconds. a 2.02 gait This
burst of speed on the last quarter shows
tha, the champion l. sensationally fast az ain
Those who have been figuring on him not
being any spcedier this wear than he was last
may begin 10 revise their books when they
hear OF that fast quarter at Louisville Nhan
the match races between The Abbot and
Boralma and Tho Abbot and Cresceus were
being talked Of many opinions were expressed
speed, while the Others would improve Both
Creaceus and Boralma are showing improve
mcnt, 40 far as can be learned
The sun., 1901-06-11
Al st. Louis.

ST LouIs, June 10. There Was good erowdstt 1.-THE
Pair Grounds and regular Monday card was ubmtrd
70 beiots The itackwas very heavy aud the weather
hot and humid The poor showing made nv Ire
Bruno In the last event OF the daily surprises
furnished al the track. Jake Weber captured the
fourth In the last stride while Sister Sarah made the
hearts OF her hackers ring with 10y by the way she
took the srcond race summary:
First Race-Five furlongS Josie r. 100 1O'Nelln
; to :, won: Aegn 100 lWanwrlghn. 9to I. second
Pirate Maid lOJ tGlyens ~ !, ihrd. Time, lO7 4.
second Race Fife iurlongs Sister Sarah, lO4
tDale to !, won carat loo tiiVensl 10 s. Second.
RUBY Ray. loo a. Wcbrr 10 !, hld. Time.
lO7l,.
Third Race--Slx iuhOngs-Mrs Grammar. los
CT. OBrisn, 8 70 /. won: Alsa lO5 q. Weber, even,
second; sim, l07 lWeddersirandl, l3 10 5. Third.
Time, l:2O.
Fourth Race turlongs Jake Weber. l0N,
R henderson,. 10 p won Hurry, % ~. T. Woods,
To /. second. Kings Highway. lO5 u. Nliru. 10 .
thlrd. Tine llsh,.
Flth Racr--One mlle-Miss Mae Day 100 r.
O'Brlenl. 10 20, won. Propeller lO2 lEafI. IA 10 l.
second MaNimuS, lG2 a. Weber, barred IN beitlng.
third. Wall ln2 80 Neh. ! 10 !. fourth. Time. 4S.
Sixth Race--One mile and three siEteentnS satin
Coat % bel), ~ won; lusaields, 100 d'llnkru.
~ 10, second. Zonne. III tHouckl, TO /. th!rd.
Time, 2O9h
The sun., 1901-06-11
AZ Nswpert.

CINCINNATI June io-with delightful weather.
good card, fast track aud Ladies Day a. attrac-
large In the third race tho thfeeyearold colt bsro
net by Prince Royal-Litue Yag, made his third
sa and third win. A. the head ofthe stretch Erema
the favore kd the held by fteen lengths. but Baro
net came on and won handily. In the nfth Toluca
made new record for tho track BY running the SIX
and half furlongs In the remarkable time Of lie "
Only one favorite won and the books had big day
As the betting was lively. summary:
First Raee-SlI furlongs-Aagsie Feli1. ios
%. Hall. 90 % \ Won: Dr. Fennie. ios twst:onl
third. Time. lis.
Second Race-One mis-CoL s,raihey. ios Trox.
Ter. Is TO l. won; Pretty Rosie. lOe (liAihersall,
Ss second: Polly BxSy' 100 H. Jackson. II 70
Third Rsce-SiI furlongs--Baronet H., tSuen
. 70 g won: EremA. 100 IL. JacksonD, 70 9, second
Princess Evelyn. 100 Cwa.son) 20 to /. third Time,
lila.
Fourth Raos.-one mile and a quarser-Sua,h.
brock los H. Jacksonl. W I, won banqu0 H.. 100
q.indsayE II to 5. second; Russian. so ~. Winisms
to s, third. Time 2:0S.
Fifth Race-SiI and half furlon ss-Tolaca, ios
(BeauchsmpL to 8. won; John McElroy, / IL CTrox.
isr,. e I. second; ulsdl ioa IL. Jack'onh 8 10 l..
Sixth Race mie-Birde May. 100 IL. Jack.
sonL 8 TO 1. won; Edna Gary, 100 (M, Williams.
70 !. second Queen Quality 30 CE Austinh Is 70 /.
third. Time. FAX.
The sun., 1901-06-11
Champloa Harry Gun Entered for Bunalo Meet.

Harry GIN Of the West End i NJ C. \ Of
Canada, who won tho all-around champion
ship NJ tho A 4 { last July. has telegraphed
nj; entry for several events ht tho champion
ahip m srting Ia be held at Buffalo next Sstur-
day. James T. sullivan. chairman Of the
committee. has accepted the entry under
protest some months ago II was stated
that Gill had accepted money for instructing
n college team aud Presdrat T. T. Babb Of
the 4 declared him o professional
without hearing the Cln1dlgn's -iic of the
incident In hi- telcgrom to Secretary Sui
iivan Gin dcric, that he accepted money and
asks for trial II ihor" are any charges .ainst
him Ihc all-aroIud champion Ia ine
athlete and sure 10 gain PLACES IN aomo NJ the
Tpld events \ batch Oi LAT" entries fror,
BIfaln and the PG-tiUc \ & la, brought
ttn total entry Tor the tire" days up to $50
Their. hro it2 eu'fIrs .or IN" handicap game.
on Thur day. l2j Tor the unior championships
on Friday and l'9 for the national cham
pinn,hip, on saturday The irnIor and senior
event. have cisNiN-un" tutuc- more than
lad ye,r.ard H. the latter 'le,, the number
l. grrttsr than iu any year since 1855 when
the meeting Wa held at Detroit The New
York athletes VIII leave for Buffalo on A
.nnciaI train OF tho West Shore Railroad
to-morruW night a. . clock
The sun., 1901-06-11
FIRST or 0RvtuESr's GET SOLD.
jams II. kccnr Buys the Pick OF the Collection
for ..s,IUO

Tho sale of thoroughbred yearlngs un-
der the management II the Fasig-Tipton
Company wa, cuutinucd yesterday in tho
Iadi,,E4 Of the Grave.eDd rlce'rlck before
tn rIs's began with Auc'ionecr Elston in
tan st9ld. Although the collection was cata-
loga'i t- 10" prpp5rty Of different owners all
a.. voUns-t'-, were bred AZ the Beaumont
stud the yrgraugs by Ornament and g.
" Johu-pn were admired TO such an extent
that hlr rri.'s werr paid for Gllio- Ten OF
OrutHcut- yet br,u"h 'l202j. an average OF
i.o!1l. tu, 3".t '.d l',f "l' i2r ihe hand
- \lu"ig- aud other good performers.
IstEo- aad Newton Bennington wSre the
lrngip1I bidders. feaFc- got the colt with
% l.l OF $4,000. The p,I' b. ornament Edel-
..,. which Hl- pronounced "a DO one Of the
b"- oyer .cdt out from h"ntncky. was also
ia tarIrI IT, sold Tor 3. 100. j. II. Nendig
being IN buyer. 'umm1p "f the sils 70.
rawn ,,I., ty 70. W. Jonn.oa -yege John.
ul,n c,t ~" W. Jo.psop Flower DcIis. ''''''
ca-;,nii, c;,it by f-nny Whispering. oncca W.
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c.cg.t o... ng ornament joppa. James ''O
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J.r'1a, rg. o, Ornament Mary " A. H.
80. ~, b, r,gana, y.m,wal j. G,orn 500 500
hl| ."H o. liHu' virginia hrnn"y ". r
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c' ,'na n,, Ms R.,,eu Il. e. bona \. a. "
b,, nIy. ny ornament Hlya.r. $. X.
U.y .lN. b. n mn I,-,,e,G. r. welch o. 500
GHc,'4' c.i %. 3m .I"u luna PnmfOss
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The sun., 1901-06-11
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD:
NEW FORKS TACKLE The PI7TsBthCs
AND cone OIT SECOND BEST.

Brookiyns smethcr the Chicases and Msvs "
Into the First Division Pirates In second
Place - Boston Proves Too Much for the
Reds st Louis whitewashss Philadelphlss.
The New rorks are having a hard time
holding their own on the road. and yesterday
lost TO the Pittsburgs Neither side did
much hitting. but the Pittsburgs played better
ball. II is the Pirates now instead Of tho
Cincinnatis who are pressing the New FORKS
closely for first place, but one victory out
OF three at Pittsburg will send tho New forks
TO Chicago still in the lead The Reds tum-
bled TO third place yesterday, losing 10 the
Bostons. who have been easy for Chicago
and St Louis. The Philadelphias were
showed under BY st. Louis and tho Brooklyns
smothersd the Chicasos, the result Of these
two games being that after many trisls and
tribulations the Champions are In the hrst
division. The Philadelphias. who were play
ing a strong game before they left homo.
have been up against II In the West and arc
now In the second division. tied with st.
Louis for nth place In the.American League
Boston beat Milwaukee. the Clevelsnds
thrashed the Baltimore disappointments.
Chicago took a smgaing match from WASH
ington and Detroit outplayed Philadelphia
The National League results and standing
follow:
Plttsb,fg. 5: New Yort. 1.
Brooklyn, o. Chicago, l.
Boston. 0; Cincinnati ..
81, Lous. q Philadelphia. o.
The sun., 1901-06-11
4. X. Baxter. the Champion High Jumper. Sail,
for England.

Irving X. Baxter. the New York A. {. and
University Of Pennsylvania high jumper.
sailed on the steamer Waesland from PhiIa-
delphia on saturday, He holds the American
md ia going abroad to defend his title tu ne
latter al Huddersncld on Julyo This should
be an easy task The IRISH Jumper, + J
last sea son failed At 5 feet ~ inches Ia the
recent tri4h championships AID there Is no
other high Jumper In Great Britain equal
no feet Bayter cleared feet inches when
he von the English championship last year
and Rt the International games al Paris Won
drst place with q feet : i-5 inches
Dufy Il Georgetown thlo on Snthrdhy tlai
championship meeting and ~ the holders are
allowed to co,anrte Without sending "a fotu al
,utry there Ia "a PROSPECT OF other Am.rit ans
who won honors last year going over Tor the
games
The sun., 1901-06-11
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at PitiSburg Brooklyn at Chicago. Bos-
tou a, Cincinnati, Philadelphia az ST. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Milwaukee at Boston, Chicago at Washington:
Cleveland at baltimore; Detroit at Philadelphia.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Montreal al Hartford Toronto al Providence. Buf.
falo al Worcester, Rochester az Syracuse.
CONNECTICUT STATE LEAGCE.
Norwich At M.riden. New London At Derby. Bridge
port at New HHyeH. Bristol at Wautbufy.
OTHER CAMPS.
seton Hall ". Alumni at South Orange
BofdentOwn ~. fcnn,Esipn seminary, at Borden
town.
University OF Pennsylvania vs. 'o'lmbIa a, Phila.
drlphla ,
Pratt Institute IS. ST. Paul SChyo. at Garden City
The sun., 1901-06-11
WRESTLING.
rtrsmmons Ready tn Meet Anybody Barring
Rocber and the Big Turk"

Bob Fit7simmous thinks that wrestling
NJ present is the proper cnper and yester-
day announced his intention Of trying his
skill In public on the mat The Cornishnan
said that he is ready TO meet all comers
with the exception Of Ernest Roeber or tho
Big Turk" Nouroulah, at Gle OTTOMAN
style. for a portion Of the gate receipts Fitz
adds that he is not avcrSe TO making match
under catch-as-catch-can rules II II comes
TO pinch. II r. understood that he is nego-
tating for Madisol Square Garden. whore
the contest will come oir II is quite possi-
bic that Gus Rubin will be fitz's first oppo-
nant The latter further says that he will
issue a challenge IN few days. accompanied
by a good sized forfeit.
'Fi,zis no novice az the game. When he
trained for any important engagement he
invariably had Ernest ispchcr WORKING with
him and learned q great deal from the Tcuton
Bob has started into work al his gymnasium,
which is on the top moor OF his cottage at
Joe Lebino and Rennie Bradshaw Of the
BOYS Club were matched yesterday 10 wrestle
catCh-as-catch ch-can style, best two falls out
Of three. ON next Friday night, a. the rooms
of the German-American A. c. +is West
The match between Tom sharkey and
Tom Jenkins will be decided at Cleveland
tonight The affair is limited to two falls
and Jenkins has undertaken to throw his
man twice in one hour or forfeit the contest
Jack Carkees. tho champion cntch-as-
cstch-can wrestler Of England has deposited
$500 with the London Mirror 0' LTe and
issued a Challen &c to meet anv man az this
style in the world Carkeck IL Also clever
ut collar and elbow and Gi@'o Roman and
is not aversc 20 meeting any heavyweight
under these rules.
one Of the best wrestling bouts ever held
In Yonkors was decided in Teutonia Hall
last pisht between Leo Pardello and hlex
swanson PardeilD agreed To throw Swan
son twice within an hour or lose his partOf
the gate receipts and forfeit $50. The bout
was at CatCh-a--C0tch-C style. swanson
managed ~ stdv the hour and won the bout
In the prelimnaricS Billy Lawrence Of Brook
lyu won from young Muldoon an Gus Holze
Gr Yonkers won from Louis MnrZuller "
Mount Vernon
The sun., 1901-06-11
A Purse Of ~, 500 for Frank Erne and Joe Cans.

Al Kcrford. manager of Joe Cans. Gud
matchmaker of the Eureka 4 G. Baltimore.
want, to bring Cans and Erne together for
the lightweight champioH.hip llcrford in
forms TN SrN that he i, prepared 10 give
a purs" of 8? 500 FOR u twcuty-round bout
betwecn Cans and Erne and 3, ready 10 post
A forfe.t IIcrford says,
The last meeting between Cans aai Eruc
WI. unsatisfactory. aud ! think the public
wants tu -es thc pair nave n out again 4
nurse NJ a. 500 j. good money these time.
and II Erne u wise be- wilfaccept ,nr SAM,
conditions which chsra aCteriZrd their last
match viii suit "a. " Ern" refuse, To- tackle
J,nns, why Joe " IN 30 rrldy :, do battle NIth
eUhnr George Mcfaddrr or Spike sullivan
will give either II these Two boxers a mrs.
of 81 900 20 meet tinn-. Which I think i- very
liberal | will post tho money with Al Smith
at any time they see NJ 10 accept
The sun., 1901-06-11
Clarence II. Mackay Buys n Two.Yesr.Oid Colt
for %, 900.

CHICAGO. June 10 Clarence II. Mackay.
the wel-known Eastern millionaire and
sportsman. who owns Banastar. winner
OF the Brooklyn Handicap IN 1900 and who
bought His Eminencc, an American Derby
candidate, Is planning TO capture one or
two classics uf the big South Side Racing
Association. John lIanring. his agent. hero
to-day secured +. Grgy'- black colt Grand
Opera. by Wagner-Bnnnie Bird for 5000.
the price that Mr. Mnckay authorized him
10 pay for this candidate for the kcnwoQd
aud Hyde Park Stakes. Grand Opera is "A finely
bred o-year-oli, but has no' started IN
outs aud the report is that he /. fast enough
TO prove factor in the big stakes.
The sun., 1901-06-11
Two OF the Champion ve-pcr Eight Quit the
Crew.

william Corr ana John T. Goiyrr. two
members Of tho Nespor cight-'ared crow
that won AZ "a" International rrga,Ia al I.rrt
last yelr. have decided not - rrpin t.i, -ra-
son his may Interfere with ,h' r.fn. Of
idea Oi competing for tl" GRAND th1|i,u-"
Cup a. Henley NEXT year Cul' NI'i hI.
a good subHtItut" Ipr one If the nrT iu !.
Ta.um. who -trOtcl IA. intDrurY4o-. ,uu.
II the Nr-p'rs ~ th" Ha..u gala'g lu
Decoration Day Il'un'. o -.nIlrs tp 'H"
inicrmedint" e. ass wHs uu'rrl uHN 40 t.n
Cornell 'Var.ity GROW pf 80. \ mr.tiuy
of the Harlem Hpgattt \s.u,,.''Ia will be-
held on rhursluN p H'...' 30" statue o,
'Ngr-i'y olIVu"u. am. II tu'. '.'.,i-Itn b. rrglntt
senior crew