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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-10

CONTEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
interior. United States Lana Cffice. Fargo n.
d.. Oct. Z. lMl.-A sufficient contest affidavit
having been filed in this Office by Ole s. Gun
IersOn. contestant. against homestead entry
No. sa229 made December I'D. 1855. for SOUTH
west quarter of Section =. Township l47.
Range 81. by Victor Ferdinand Person. con-
ttstee. In which it is alleged that he has Who'll
~ abandoned said tract: that he has changed
his residence thercfrOnl for more than six
months since making said entry: and the al,-
sence o. said Victor Ferdinand Person is
not due to employment in U. 5. army or navy
in time of war: and that he has never
had "a Labitable sh:inty on said land. the only
shanty or building that mas been on said land
since said entry has cracks and knot holes on
all sides of same; that said
Person has not stayed or
worked OH said land for more than !, year last
past and has never established a residence
thereon: tina, the only improvement. other
than said sllaEty. on said land is "a we'll and
10 acres of breaking. which Person hired done
and has never used.
Said parties are hereby notified to ap-
pear. respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation. at 10 u clock a. M . on Noven-
her 18th. 1911. before Oscar ID. Purinton. clerk
Of district court Of Griggs county. n. d.. at
his Office in COoperstOwn. in said county. (;lnd
that final hearing will Ike held at 10 O'Clock "a
H.. on November y. 1901. before the register
and receiver at the United states land Office
In Fargo. \. ID.
The said contestant having. in a proper :,f-
fdav1t. filed Oct !. 1851. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence. personal SER
vice of this notice cannot be made. it is here
by ordered and directed that such notice be
given by due and proper publication in G1iggs
Courier at COOperStOwn y. ID.
CHAS. y. VALENTINE Register.
A. NJ. Baldwin. Attorney for Contestant.
Oct, TO-
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-10

NOTICE OF FINAL PIhOf-laaA O0ce
q ehs90 y. D.. eeps q. IaDI--NotSce b hesc-
- giveo thae sle 60lB0wtn9 naase1 settler ~.
0Je1 noeSce Il his lntentiOn 10 ulakc onAl
6ve years peOof IL Support II Bis claiR.
aal tat I'D ps0Ue viii ie made hefUsc OSCAR
y. PuIins0a. Clerk q TIE district cUo!t at
Ms 0Oce - CoopeEgtOWn. 0SS8HS ca. y. u.
o. N0ve06ee ot6. 1e03. VIZ:
THOMAS eiaOkEI.ANn.
II. +. No s151A Tor the s.t II SD 01 Sec. n In
Twp. Sab q. Of H. q y.
He names the following witnesses 70 p.ove
his continuous Fe&3deuce upon. and cuIttve.
ton 81. aid land. viz: W1lde mar kluD-
ben. Hven LNRe. Tobias Thinse. Nils Hetig-
Stad. all Of Gallntin r. o.. GFikga Co. q. ID.
CHAN y. VALENTINE.
John o. Ole. AGENT Register.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-10
Notice Of ChatteI Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that default has been
made In the conditions Of that certain mort
gage made by swan Edland. of Cocperstown.
mortgagor. to Gaar. Scott 4 Co.. Of Richmond.
county OF Wayne. and state of Indiana:
mortsagee. dated the x6tl, day OF
de6tedness to-wit: Eight hundred dol
lars. according to the conditions of three
certain prommissory notes as follows: One
1st. 1888; one note dated August s6tl. 1899. due
Nov. lst 1870. for 500 one note dated August
18Th. 1899. for saO. due Nov. st 1871. said notes
drawing interest at u per cent: and which
register Of deeds Of Griggs county. state Of
North Dakota. on the 18th day of August 1894
at ] Is O'Clock p M. and which default is OF
the two first notes above described when due
or at any subsequent time. Same with Inter-
est being unpaid ut this time and also the
abandonment of the machinery covered by
said mortgage. and that there is claimed to
he due ON said mortgage at the date Of this
notice the sum of One thousand two and
4sl9 dollars t.. f9r PRINCIPAL and intsres
by . sale Of the personal property in such
| mortgage and hereinafter described. at pub
lie auction. agreealAy. to the statutes in such
ROrKessOn Bros. Livery harm In the village Of
COOperstOwn in the county of Griggx state Of
North Dakota. at the hour of 3O'clOck p. M
That personal property which viii be sold
to satisfy said mortgage Is described rs fol-
lows tO-wit: ne II horse Ames straw burner
found With said en- engine Inc on this date; One
Gaxt-ScOtt rebuilt feeder; one 3ixjS separa.
tor: No. 1884: one wagon With folding stacker
and attachmcnts as per found with sepa rat1s
ef No $50: one rebuilt Perfection elevator
and Heigilef. shop No. 38s5S; one brown mare
| z years old vt date OF mortgage: one bay
II. RIsHOP. AGENT.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-10

Notice of Final Proof-Land Office at Far
go. \. d. Aug. :. 19Ol.-Notice is hereby given
that the following named settler has filed no.
tice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim. and that
said proof will be made before Oscar ID. Purin-
ton. clerk district court at Cooperstown. n.
d.. on September q. 1901. viz:
HANS G. HANSON.
II. E. No. 2l9ls. for the ne14 of Sec. 81 In Twp.
145 n. Of Rg. 6O ".
his continuous residence upon and Cultivation
of said land. viz: John Stewart Christ
Sonju. Ole l. Fogderud. OLAF Fogderud all of
HannafOrd. n. ID.
CHAs. \. VALENTINE. Register.
S-l5
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-10
Citation Hearing Petition for
Appointment of Guardian.


sTATEOF NORTH DAKoTA.l
County of Grisgs.
In County Court. Before Hon. Will II. Garlic
ton. Judge.
Horace A. Ford and Alma T. Ford Minors
Cora E. Ford. Petitioner.
Horace A. Ford and Alma Z. Ford.
Minors. Benjamin Ford. Frances
+. Ford. Alice f. Evers. and all
persons interested in said minors
Respondents.
Citation Hearing Petition for Appointment
of Guardian.
The state of North Dakota to the above
named respondents. and all persons inter-
ested In the estate and persons of Horace
a. and Alma F. Ford. Minors:
You. and each nf you. are hereby notified
that Cora E. Ford. mother of the above named
miners the petitioner herein. has filed in the
court her petition. praying that letters of
guardianship upon the estate and persons OF
Horace A. Ford and Alma F. Ford of the
town OF AIDA in the county OF Griggs and
state Of North Dakota. he granted to Cora f.
Ford and that the said petition will bc heard
aud duly considered by this court OH Monday
the twenty-first day of October A. ID. 1901. at
IL O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. at the
court rooms of this court. In the county
court house In the village of COoperStOwI.
county of Grfggs and state of North Dakota
and you and each of you. are hereby cited to
De and appear before this court ut said time
and place. and answer said petition and show
cause. II any there he. why the prayer of said
petition should not he granted.
WILL HI. CARLETON.
Judge of the County Court.
Dated the 9Th day of Sept. A. ID. 1901.
A. NJ. BALDWIN.
Attorney for Petitioner
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-10

Dated at Bismarck. n. d.. this 9th day of
august. 1901.
ID. j. LANDAU.
Commissioner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
MAN AND WOMAN KILLED
HENRY MOORE OF FORT WORTH DID
THE DEED.
His Wife and II. II. Russell Are Dead.
They Were Together in Sa-
loon Wine Room.

Fort Worth, Texas. June 10. Henry
Moore, at the head OF the car cleaning
department OF the Fort Worth and Den
vcr city road, Is 30 jail tonight with a
double murder charge against him. AT 10
o'clock tonight Moore shot aud Instantly
killed his wife and man named II. II.
Resell. a miilwright at Cameron's mill.
At the time Of the tragedy Russell and
the woman were together In a wine room
Of Main street saloon, when Moore en-.
tered a fierce tussle ensued between the
two men and while thus locked in each
others arms Moore pumped four bullets
into Russclrs body, killing him instantly.
He then turned on his wife and shot
her through the head she fell at his feet.
Moore used i4caHbre pistol and
empued the chambers when seen in his
cell in the city prison tonight Moore vas
composed and dId not regret his o,Jody
deed aud said he would repeat Il II the
occasion We're presented He said he had
warned Russell to keep away from his
wife. but he paid no attention to the ad
monition The woman was about IS years
Of age Moore is 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
Rioe and Lumber Leaaue.

Beaumont Texas, June IT. Following
is the schedule for the Rice and Lumber
baseball league which has been organized
between Lake Charles. Jennings, Crowley
and Beaumont The Fourth OF July has
been left blank in order that each team
may play as they may select on that day.
1t is probable that Beaumont Will play the
Houston Flrcmen on that day, but this has
not been definitely arrenged.
June 20-Lake Charles at Beaumont
Crowley at Jennings.
June 70 Beaumont at Lake Charles;
June 27-Lake Charles at Jennings, Beau
mont at Crowley.
Jane 80 Lake Charles at Beaumont;
Jennings at Crowley.
July 7-Jennings at Beaumont; Lake
Charles at Crowley.
July i0-Crowley at Beaumont Lake
Charles az Jennings
July II Jennings at Beaumont; Crowley
july IS beaumont at Lake Charles,
Crowley at Jennings.
July 2l-CrOwley al Beaumont; Jennings
at Lake Charles
july - Lake Charles at Beaumont;
Crowley az Jennings.
"' August 81 Lake Charles at Jennings;
Beaumont al Crowley.
August Lake Charles az Beaumont
August s Beaumont at jennings Lake
Charles at Crowley.
August i1-Jennings at Lake Charles,
Beaumont at Crowley,
August 10 Beaumont at Lake Charles;
Crowley NJ Jennings.
August Is Jennings at beaumont; Lake
Charles al Crowley
August 2l-Cr0wley AT beaumont; Lake
Charles al Jennings
August 2J-Iepnlngs az Lake Charless
Beaumont az Crowley.
August % Crowley ~ Lake Charles. Beau
mont at Jennings
september 1-t'rowley at Beaumont; Jen,
pings al Lake Charles.
September 3 Beaumont at Jennings;
Lax Charles al Crowley.
september SJenuings al beaumont.
CroNley At Lake Charles.
September u Crowley az Jennings.
Sepfemher II Beaumont al Lake Charles
Jennings at Crowley.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
Elections About Lincoln.

Philadelphia Times.
winston Churchill lives In 81 Louis.
This may explain rue weakness IN his latefi
novel with the liherality Of the new
school he pnts lot Of conversation Into
the mouth OF Abraham Lincoln aud makes
him do things TO help along the plot OF
his story. But be IS too mild about t.
Even our good friend Joel Chandler Har-
rls. kidnapped President Lincoln in one OF
his yarns True. be got him back 10 the
White House hefore anybody found u
ont hut be showed more action fhan
Churchill
The Lincoln climax WAS reached last
year, when Chicago man made him hreak
M a game Of cards ON a Mississippi river
steaRtboaf. saved ruined family, and then
shake hands with a fellow passenger, VINO
was none other than Jefferson Davis, ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
6. VAN GINKLE KILLED.
WAS RUN OVER BY A STREET CAH
AT DALLAS.
He Sold the Road to an Ohio Synd-
cate Last Week-President OF
an Oil Company.

Dallas, Texas, June 2o,--G. Van Glnkle.
recently president and principal owner Of
the Dallas consolidated electric street rail-
way, which system he sold last week 10 an
Chic syndicate headed by Il. r. Dupont OF
Lorraine. was run over by car on one Of
his old lines at 1il5 ., m ana died at
midnight The motorman on the car says
Mr.. Van GInke was lying in the middle
of the roadbed and the car ran onto him
before he could be seen aud the car
stopped Deceased came to Dallas from
Des Moiues, Iowa, two years ago widow
snd several children survive him. At the
time Of his death he was president Of the
Mammoth Oh company Of Dallas ana Beau
mont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
SIR Card N st loni.


st. Louis. June 1a.-FIrst ana soao,,
euolces split the card equally today
four and a half furlongs-La crImoa
Aegin, Duela Time, :56A
rive and half furlongs- Monte uimv,r
zesralde, Ben Hampstead. Time ooik
slN turlongS-Brulare Hottentot Vtcio
Ns ME- Time, l:13N. 49, WHY
cS M5f and ana seventy yards Guide Rock,
NHNVvpplh' belle Simpson. Tine. l:A5js
niie ana three-slxtcenths. over 6vo
91 !iS Moe, Zufallg. Bristol. Time
,, SIX furlongs- Golden Harvest Indigo
haeee' Silent Friend Time In.
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
Iaidens, Fix furlongs- Fernandcz ttu
Mlrt Asher JOG. Miss Guide 100. Mr. Muik
sSS f s,iil5 Stonemouth l02 Frank Pearce
Iue, Suhlimlty lo6, StaIyail Merry WAGER
Lnnd Shot 100. Desarte ITO. Df Nowlln
Hasbrool 100 A''' uoI"so
Mtldens. five furlongs- Quaker H.. BROOD.
ier loo, Royal Athlete 100, Oakling Colonel
I INN l03, Phonolite Terrafrma llo 70.
t thSgn ioS Ben Hampstead los, Hopedeld,
Mile South Breeze NJ. Lady strothmore
Blink 104 az
Nile and seventy yards, purse Rusbaelds
lu7, Ihrlye lOI Colonel Clukc los, Chan
paqua lo0, Kid Mccoy 1O2 Skilhuan tt6
Selling. mile and thrce-siXtecntb,s- Satin
Coat 49, Beana Ito, John Bull o. Charles
~ nn Little Tommy Tucker %, Hiss Pat-
ron lof Thornwild NJ, Lee Bruno 100
seven turlongS, scllEg-Iiary Pulliau gG
FRED llessig log, Eight Bells iOi. Judge
Kemp ~ LeNell lA, Palarm 10, lnsurrer.
ton lo2, Sue johnson 100 Loving Gun 1OB
MacGruder 106
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
Social Fsatures at Reunions.

TO the Editor Of The Post
Houston, Texas, June i3.-The manifesto
issued by New Orleans u. G. T. camn
against the social features Of the annual
reunions Is to say the least, useless and
mcalled for opposition ia manifest destiny.
Tho veterans continually and ceaseiessiy
cry for representation In history. ~ heroes
Of . grent cause and with reason. Tor they
are, but when they cry for the Ignoring
Of the very ones, who give their reunions
generation, Daughters Of the Confederacy
and Sons NJ Veterans. they pursne the very
policy, calculated 10 drop their names and
deeds into oblivion without the Younger
generation attending reunions, each re-
curing ycar, the pcrpetuation Of the deeds
~ the Confederate veteran * an lmp0s.
elapse. when there win not be left ono 70
tell the tale. Danish society aud social
practices and there would not be many
Inducements len 10 cause the thousands
who now make an annual pilgrimage to
these great gatherings 10 attend. The
beautiful sponsor aud maids who so de-
Hght In grHclhg the reunions with their
presence. would surely hnd little pleasure
in going hundreds o. miles, merely 20 min.
gle with aged and decrepit men
The Sons 81 Veterans. though brimful n
patriotic feryor and admiration Tor thcir
fathers cause 80 mainly 10 meet, greet
ana associate with the young Southern
The Veterans themselves would and # a
tame afalr were none allowed 10 attend
but Themselves, and the elderly women.
THESE Confederate reunions are growing
IN prominence each year, not solely because
they are gatherings Of old soldiers. hut
because of the presence Of the splendid
young southern men ma women who leud
charm and grandeur 20 the occasions.
We're it NOT FOR their attendance reunions
would only be memory and would long
since have passed into innocnous desne-
tufr
The younger generation catch the en-
thuGiasm Of The Old soldiers and Will In
dulgp in reunions long after the last veter
an has departed They WIN thereby per
pa uato The glory ana deeds OF those who
compose the ~ G Y, organization.
veterans will Indulge Ia such nnmanly
''ldcks' II smacks ~ crankiness 10 say
the least
OF our friends 20 attend our reuulons.
phiiliD II Fall
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
TIE BATTLE mn DALLAS
Candidates VIII Have No Time for Out
side Counties.

Candidates VIII Have No Time for Out
side Counties.
Dallas Texas Jnne I0.-The Dallas
county democratic executive committee TO,
day ordered a county primary election held
on June - to determine tho choice Of the
county in the congressional race. Primary
conventions win he held at s o'clock on
The night OF June 20 and tho county con.
ycntiOn on July J. The four local congress.
siGEal candidates, Farmer Shaw. " II
Clark Bryan r Barry and Dudley q
Mooteu. made short speeches A PROPOSE.
ti0n tn hold the county primaries June ~
was voted down.
Inc Following test. one " the strlcirsf
eyer prescribed, was adopted after a slrug.
gle: ~ am a democrat and supported the
democratic ticket nc he last general cleo
ton National and county. and pledge
myself 10 support the nominee NJ The dem
ocrHtlc convection 90 be held at Meridian
Texas. july l. 1901. Tor congressman for
the Sixth District The names Of al the
crndidates ln the district VIII he put on
the ballot The battle IN Dallas county
has now fnirly begun None Of the local
candidates win haye any time 70 devote
10 the other counties 81 the district.
Hon o. b COiquitt Of Terrell to-day
announced that be Will not be an active
factor In the night n declares that kauf
man county Is open lighting ground
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20

but owing "a ill health. and the servant
problem ! cannot attend regularly. All
things favorable. I FASTENED to church last
Srndny. hoping to arrive Ia time for sun
day school Ny first Impression was "too
late" Now, except for having ms mem
nry refreshed / feel ! was ron soon"
The very able teacher asked who led
Paul when blinded by the dazzling llghtl
The answer was ''Ananias' Tue teacher
then asked for the reputation OF Auanins.
Informed him that as that VAS the only
thing Ia the lesson : could possibly guess;
he had better let me try with a wicked
smile OF anticipation he asseuted.
Ike YOU, / only remembered Biblical
land agents. and replied ''hls yoracity was
doubtful" the reverse to the reputation or
The person under discussion
N YOU care 10 Invest. II would be wen.
10 Inquire after whom this place IA Louis
lana was named. Gas and Anonles. IN one
breath, is not encouraging. Subscfiper'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20

~ Brisk, FederalIst los. M,nso 80,
sheaky 81. Resterick 10. "e"so al
on 1 n 3;ye95.old allies, Ave furlongs
POM Step Onward, Pearl Finde- 9anla
w, .un, Mhite Owl Destitute, Ice Water itV sii
N Mr. iSdnsrms Furgurtha, Ivory Bells Iy ~,
. Handicap mile and threo.stv,..,.
,,,onundies l28, Maid OF Harlem to7 ~. en
III WIN Taper 100. Belgrade 10T N'u'n
pnriinno ~, Dublin, Water Color. fhc
ssrneck III. Demurrer ilG' TemnletoHS T lei
X iTE"-Sear-0lds selling, hye furlones ~,
D Dr. =, Wild Oats il5, ProphStIc in
Dars H e 10; James Fltz 1i2, Far nv
ndahree-year-olds and upwards. one mill
W. 4 sixteenth, on turf The Mnsketn,'.,,
I ~ Aisike lis, All Green lI6, Double nun
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
M,eRAw ArTAcks JOHNSON.
Fight May Result in Split in the Amer.
lean League

icAn League.
Baltimore, June n. The eight hrtween
John McGraw aud Ban Johnson Is becon,.
ing serious and may cause split IN the
American league at the close Of tho sea
son. McGraw today sharply criticised
President Johnson's tactics said he: ,.'rhis
assertion by President johnson thot tho
managers of American league clubs agreed
nj the Chicago meeting 10 sign no Nationai
league men without permission from lain.
son IS rot. Neither dtl wire from nor
Springs to him for permission to sign Don.
lin and Williams. as he is reportea a., n,,o
san. The agreemen; at Chicago was FOR
Cach Gun to sign no more than three Ma
tlonal men. This limit was eftcr,vsrd
raised to four and each club named Its
men. ] went 10 Hot Springs believing that
n .ha the slsnlng haI been done. aud that
thls agreement would be- lived up TO- only
to hnd that Chicago. Roston and Phila.
delphi0 were huSily engaged In signing
every National mau they could get THEY
have, and found the Baltlmore club was
me only one getting left. hccaus n was
living. up 70 the agreement | wired John.
son about pnnliu. NOT Tor permission, lint
TO know what effect his having signed one
OF The old st. Louis contracts would have
Williams was never mentioned
This action about Jennings looks like a
studied effort 70 wors, the Baltimore club
to the gain Of the Athletics Jennings
wired me today he would be here Wednes.
DIV, and he will stand by the Baltimore
club In the controversy We viii play
Jennings at first base, and johnson can
take such action as he sees dt II dctrl
mental 60 our Interests, We win apply
Tor an Injunction restraining him from In;
tertering with oar players or with our
Gnrrylng out our part of the American
leggue schedule"
that Connie" Mack was entitled 10 Jen-
nings services.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20

discuss with the Southerper the questions
Of the day OF course, this shows that
Chicago Is ahead. and st. Louis Is not even
a close second.
Ahont the only thing left now is for some
novelties 10 have Lincoln In bahoou
he might Put him aboard the Monitor
when II whips the Merrimac, eXciaiming Ia
his quaint way. ''rhe craft is well armed. y
The begrlmed gunner pauses In his work
Of destruction aud looks upon the kindly
face asking ss he does so. In what way.
slrT' 'Merrgmackl' he replies soemnly I:
"see How her Sides are shaking And
then look Of infnlte tenderness steals
over his sad face and he forgets 70 say,
THAT reminds me " a story out In illy'
nov
Really 1t is time TO call a halt on the
use Of Lincoln by story writer's People
are tired OF II and they resent having one
OF their greatest aud best men made TO do
silly things and speak bad Engllsh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
FAILED no KILL.

Cincinnati, June William c. Mott. a
cnrriaeemaker, today found John Clancy,
porter Of the Great Western hotel, Fltth
avenue and Raymlller street, In room al
the hotel with Mrs Mott and opened drC
ON them. Both were Wounded Mira. Mott
IN the head and clancy In the neck rhcy
were taken to hospital where Clancy's
wound was pronounced fatal while Mrs
Mott wound Is not considered dangerous
Mutt was arrested and frankly stated that
no tried TO kiil both CLANCY and Mrs. Mott
lie said he was nearly crazcd over thrll
actions In spite OK his Inconsistencies and
deter mined TO KIN them both,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
HARLEM MEETING TERMINATED.
W Was Advised by Attorneys to De
clare the Racing Off.

~ was ADVISED by Attorneys TO pe-
Il clare the Racing Off.
Ncago, June 1oSecretary Nathansup
he Harlem Jockey club last night is
4 statement calling OFF the remaining
Pc DAYS Of the meeting. Following is
statement.
Vnf Intention was to race out the re-
Flnng three days of our meeting with.
oetting but our attorneys advice is
4 70 race as such action might be con
@fa as disresnectful to the courts in.
~ o. and nigh, injure our case, which
~ decision 70 close Harlem came ms
gnM 70 the public and 10 most of the
X|1eAAefs The managers of the tracS
". conference last night and the above
we was issued
.s nv decision to close the track was the
H., rSulge Sul2ns' refusal to dissolve
.n,9ldom,s Injunction prohibiting
IN n ana pool selling Mt he race
49, t OF the courts the aool;mnhers
4.,sss w hl1W whel Mayor Harrison de-
II tLwst1 emphasis that ne would not al
.nis. on the derby to lie run at the
&tss OF tne Washington Park races on
4 ma y. chief q Neiu decarc1 that he
4 Tsos aV when the time comes
4 aS AZ eertaialy will be 10 gambling nj
~ ~ y were the words the MAYOR
~ ne, VIII permit no gambling there,
aea st was the understanding on which
a u0ehse was issued. T"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
Winners oo cincinnati Traok.

Cincinnati, June l0.-Rcsults at New.
port
Six furlongs, selllng-Jlm Clark. Nels
Morris, Belle Nuttor. Tmc 114E.
Six furlongs-John McElroy, Teucer.
Prince Esher Time. 1:14L
-Four and half furlongs--C CUISINE. The
Widow, Georgian. Time SO
Mile Napoleon BonapartC Governor
Boyd, Banquo II. Time. i:42
seven furlongs Janowood, Sweet Dream.
AuchendraNne. Time. .2Sib
seven ,turlongs Meggs, Eleven Bells, Pl-
ramo, Time, 1.29la.