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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
rrnnl.rIts. I.lcnNaR.

Ar Chapman Of San Miguel county
mas pending in The house bill 10
amend he ilc'nso occupation tax law.
shleh provides thai the following men
nsd businesses or aroe1t'ouf. car
- on ~ any psrson in New Msnieo
hall pay lifcnas tsS ta named PED
isrs travelling on foot or sifh ons ami
mai shall pay t1so 80 year. travsiing
aith tive 0r more animals, $50 pes
year. provided that each vehicle used
b. the same rsddief shall Ts1uirs q
ssparats license. and said license shall
BE- good only IN the county where H.
fusd. but nothing IN This proposed Law
shall apply 20 vendefs % frults and
vegetables hsndisa BY huekstafs Ia
any town or allage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
THE LEGISLATURE

The council met a. the usual hour
yesterday morning. The house met at Z
yesterday afternoon In the council
Mr Burns presented two petitions
from the citizens Of FarmlnEton. san
Juan county, which were received and
referred. one asks for the passage OF
an act authorizing towns OF less than
600 Inhabitants to Incorporate upon
the sanction OF a majority OF It's vot-
Ing population. The other petitions
that public school directors be elect.
ed TO serve three years
Mr.. Hughes presented petition
from the New Mexico Educational as
ISOLATION.
4 committee having the subjeot IN
charge reported that Hon. Jamea
Fielder. Of Grant county. had been Sc
leeted to deliver the address at the
John Marshall eslebration on behalf
OF the council.
New bills were introduced a. follows
Council bill No. %. by Mr. Springer.
90 amend certain provisions of the pub.
ie school laws. referred 20 the COM
mittee on education.
Council bill No. a. BY Mr. Crulck-
shank. 70 protect discharged employees
and prevent blackltsting; to commit
tee on railroads.
Council bin No. sS. by Mr.. Illnklc.
regarding public roads ana author
izing county commissioners to appoint
road supervisors committee on roads
and highways.
Council bill No, 90. by Mr.. Hinkle.
providing for the election OF Justices
OF the peace and conatables at the reg
ulRr general elections. 20 the commit
tee on privileges and elections.
Adjourned 20 10 a. M Tuesday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

The following Is the program for the
celebration Of Marshall day Ia the hall
Of representatives in TIE capitol On ths
evening oi February 4:
Prayer, Rev =. l.. Euslls; address,
Hon. ". J. Mills, chief justice Of New
Mexico, presiding; musici orati0n, Hon.
Frank sprugeri muslci address on be-
half u the legislative council, Hon.
James \. Fielder, councilman from tho
eighth districts music; address on be-
half u the house of representatives.
Hon. BENJAMIN N. Read, speaker of
the housoi musici address on behalf oi
che bar, Eugene a. Flake, president Of
the New Menico har association, muslc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
rrrrltorlnl snprems ceart.

In ;he supreme court yesterday ef-
ternoon an order was entered allowing
the record IN the case of Pietre Bada-
raeco. ot al. appellants W Joacph or
Giuseppe Badaracco. appellee. an aD-
peal from the district court of Bsrna-
lilo county, 10 be corrected
Argument was completed IN the ease
OF the Early Times Disiiilery Co, 81 al.
appellants. W. Charles zelgcr. 81 al.
appeilees. an appeal from the district
court Of Bernalllio county.
The court viii probably not adjourn
until Monday % next week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
rrD COMPLIED LAWS.

An act 20 repeal certain laws and 20
validate certain provisions OF the Com
piled Laws. 1897 introduced BY Me-.
Bateman. ropeals ali laws and parts ot
lawu not Included and published IN the
compiled Laws OF 1897. that AN laws
at the time said compilation was made
and which from any cause were incor-
rectiy complied or copied into said com
pilation. are hereby % amended that
they shall read as they now appear In
said compilation" This act. however.
10 not 10 be construed 20 srect. repsal
or amend any law OF any part thereof
enacted since saii o0upilatiOn was
made. nor construed 90 afeat. ropsAi
or amena any special Nv sf pbis ter
rftofy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
nuYs MoRE RANcHEs.
The n A n Company Make mtg Purchases
AionR the Mimbrss River,

AIons the Mlmbrss River,
The N A n Ranch a Cattle com
pany. Of which Sim iIolstein is man.
nger. has recently closed a deal by
which the company has acquired all
the extensive ranch property on the
MlnibFes river formerly owned by John
Broekman. This property consists of
a number OF ranches Of several ihous-
ami acres each. all lying contiguous.
and under good Improvement The N
A " company. by this purchase. has
become one OF the largest holders of
ranch realty and range privileges in
tnr nsusssvsst Thv n~AU uisw tssstpts~
all the riding and work horses. togeth-
er with vehicles. implements. sls. used
on the ranches.
with this addition OF valuable hold
lngs the company VIII be enabled 20
conduct It's already extensive business
with greater economy OF handling and
on a much larger scale than heretofore.
The consideration q not eiven. but Il
understood 10 approximate $4,000 ---i3il-
vcr City Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
Caused the Death of Mss. Eissa ssdiiia 90
Tussdny Might.


The inquest over the remains u hrs.
elena Sedillo Nas resumed this mora
ing Ia tho ONCE OF Justice OF the Peace
a. n. Hlbbls ] w. Edwards. the un-
dertaker who was given charge Of tho
body. testified that after tbs remains
we're brought 10 HE rooms ne made q
careful examination 0f the body but
found no marks Of violence. He was
of tho opinion that the wUnRn had
come TO her death from the effects OF
dissipation and exposure % cold. Fol-
lowing IL the verdis of the jury:
We. the undersigned. justice OF tho
peace ana meanbers Of the jury. who
sat upog the inquest held this. the toth
and Jlat days of January. 1904. on the
body % Mira Elena sedillo. found Ia
precinct No. ~. In the county OF Her
nalillo. md thas the deceased came ~
her death by reason of continued dis
slpation. exposure and cold. on the
night or January ~. 1901. signed n.
". Ribble. justice OF tho peace Lever
EFT Clarke. foreman; J u. Lyons W.
sieight A. Briaachsr Nike pignso. r.
A. Iur0ru
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
n1nnrn pAY-MoRNrN0 sEssloN

Council met lrsu'nt 70 ADJOURN
ment with the president IN the chair.
Upon call of the roll all members an
sws9cd 20 thciF names, Quorum 9 ss'
ent Prayer by the chaplain. J " nal
of the PREVIOUS days sefvi1n whs thsn
read and approved
Mr Crulokshank introduced council
till NO 90. an act entitled An Act ere
atirg territorial Institution 10 b.
known a. the Miners hospitai. AM
providing FOR lts location. control anf
maiuicnauCe. Refe.rSi 90 committed
oit lands of public On tiiutious.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

A. j. COyoy and 7. N. Mlnefd, two
Englishmen who ara ranching near
Magdalena, socOrro county, while IN
~ Pas0 on pleasure were heeced ~
siG0 with dice in the hands ~ bunco
men la Jnarez, just across tho river
from that city. After losing their
money the men appealed to American
Consul Kindrick. Tie placed the mat
ter before the authorities, who are now
said 20 be- engaged in vain search for
the oHandar.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
A PROPOSED ELECTION LAW.

Representative w c. Barnes. OF Coll
fax county. Is engaged Ia drafting a
new election law, the bill providing for
modification ot the Australian ballot
system. quite similar TO the law now N
vogue In Arizona. The Arizona act
was introduced In the legislature Of
that territory by Mr.. Barnes six years
agO, AMI while IL met with some op-
position when FIRST suggested he says
Il has after actual experience become
popular. and gives entire satisfaction.
The Michigan law. Mr.. Barnes consid-
ers an Ideal statute on the subject. and
with this and the Arizona act as a
basis TO work from. he is drafting a
bill which will soon be submitted Tor
the consideration OF the asssmolymen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
oaraof Thanks.

We wish 70 express through the col
uma % your valuable paper our sincere
gratitude and heartfelt thankE 20 oui
friends and ncighbors for their hind
ness ana assistance In our great tr0u.
bile In the sickness and death OF our
loved one To the @, A. r., the Guards.
the W. n. O.. and city officers for the
great respect shown 20 him. their com
Tade. May they all reap a great re-
ward
Mrs. 9. E. LANE
AiIt. VIM a LANE
MIR. TOM LANE.
MICS. W. t1YNuLlEg,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

An Albuquerque boy seemed 70 have
an abundance of coin and his parents
we're long In doubt over the source OF
his revenue until his mother dis
covered a placard on the back fence
neatly printed with a pencil; willie
Jones will eat one small green worm
for one cent, one large green worm
for two cents, one small fuzzy worm
for three cents, one large fuzzy worm
for Eve cents. one small toad for tweu-
ts-Nrg aapfa ff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

The petition then rccites AZ length
the experience Of Missouri Nebraska.
Oklahoma and other states and terri-
tories IN successfully handling their ed.
uoational land donations and strongly
urges the adoption Of the leasing sys-
tenn In reference TO such ands IN New
Mexlco. In fact. q asks that the a..
sembly petition congress to provide. In
making further donations. that these
lands shall never be sold. except as
much ~ is necessary FOR the location
Of schools, churches, cemeteries. right
Of way FOR public roads. railroads. lrri-
Eation bitches, and reservoirs and pub
lie necessities, with the additional re-
strlction that they may be leased for
term not exceeding twenty-five years.
subject TO such rules and regulations
as may be adopted by the legislature
OF New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

orders have beck given for the puild.
Ing ~ a new coal chute a. Ration. II
win he the largest and most modern
on the santa 70 system. II VIII be
built on a new plan. and will be the
first one Of its kind ever constructed
II u proves a success Il will BE- a great
labor saver and others wfli be built Al
other pointa along the aAnlA re
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
Rn1.ArINo ro MININa oLAIMs.


The bill introduced In the house by
Mr.. walton. Of Grant county, provides
that the prescribed time for the nmi-
tatlon Of actions for mining claims
situated 10 this territory, aud conlem-
plated BY section 23s2 Of the United
states revised statutes. :s fHed AZ ten
years. That no location or claim in
any unpatented mining claim OF claims
In this territory shall be recognised az
~ any force OF effect, as against a
person or association. where such per
son or association. they ana their
grantors. have been In peaceable and
adverse possession of such claim or
claims for a period OF ten years IL
further provides that no suit shall BE-
Instituted or mhinialned 20 recover or
obtain tstle 90 any unpatented mining
claim or claims. or Tor any interest
therein. o. against any person or as
s0clation In the peaoeable and adverse
posaession thereof. where such person
or association. etc. under title or color
of title. have held ana worked such
ciaifq or claims Tor . period oi ten SON
ssf dtiys Year,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

~NN y RaAANNaAaaAANhAA
The pl ,sant method aul beneficial
effects rf thc well known remedy.
SYRUP or Ftnn. manufactured bv the
tAtiFuREfA va SYRUP Co. illustrate
tbe valueof obtaining The liquid inxa-
sivo principles ~ plants kaovn t. 30
mediclnally lasatita und pralratiug
thgu Ia tho form most e. fraauiu iuVto the
taste and acccp able / thsftatem. H.
is the ono pcric1t a'rrpr. I,uilE lnya-
tive, cleansing tho system rfUttunlly.
diapclllng COlda. headaches aud feVara
gently yet promptly and enabling ona
u overcome halitual Couatipat tlun per-
nancnt. its perfect freedom fnm
every uuJeUt enable quality anh sub
sthncc, ami i'a u.. H. uu the kidneys.
liver uut ba, IH BOO. ut wcukgU UinR
or Irritating thor ull.o 8. tho local
laxative.
ln Tho prpcr. $500 'l.frribp lig.
nrN Dsrd, NJ p',ttant 20 tho
taste, hutth' .. 'rH Ualitieaof tha
remCd are u' ned from scnna aud
other nrsmaf .i-Ila, by method
known io lho Gsi1EukWIA FFa HYaGP
Go. only In order 90 get Us beneficial
cnecis uud o. avoid mutations, please
romcmh r tho full namoof The Company
printed on iho front 81 every package.
CALlF0sNlA FIG syrup CO.
BAL ITtAHufsr0. cat
LouIgvfLf.r. tV RAW YORK. ny
For naio hVnil isHnF rfH fefA' Nar tp1tf IL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

After the opening routine In the
house the speaker presented as a prisi.
legged question & letter from the COM
mittee OF the New Mexico Bar assoaia-
tion. inviting the house 10 be present
at the John Marshall celebration and
designate a member to speak on that
occasion on behalf % the house Ac-
cepted and Representative Read was
selected TO make the address
The speaker announced thai the chait
had learned Of the sad afliiction COM
ing 10 the home OF Governor otcro
through the death OF little daughter.
and on motion OF Mr., Chapman the
house adjourned out OF respect to the
governor ana his family, after Messrs.
Dalies. Chapman ana Ascnrte had
been appointed. on motion Of Mr. Dali
les. a committee TO draft appropriate
resolutions on the subject.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

MINING COMPANY GNcOITORATEs
Tile lliisboro Gold Mining ana NIL.
iuF company filed Incorporation pa
pefF The incoporators and directors
are John q Rose John Kasor. New
York atyi william ~ Nelson Hnla.
boro. capital. $1,000 600; headquaFtsrs.
Hiiisboro. sierra county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

The winter spores 40 not develop be-
fore the blossom buds have burst from
lhs bud tnai held thsn and stand out
ln clusters, and about this time sOIps
Of These begin to open. This IL the
iims then when the hrst spraying
should bs done for this fungus. IL
there ia TO be- only one sprayin thlu
o. the time % should bo done. But
spraying three times viii produce much
better results. a. follows
First. just before the blossom oprns
second. just after the blossoms (petalal
have fallen. third about ten days at
ter the second spraying
N the spraying 10 10 be for the seab
alone, the bordeaux mlsture Do all that
u needed But 10 lH just as easy Ga
spray for lnsucts al the same time
and with the only additional expens'
of the Paris green. The bIrdeaux mix
ture o.. Copper EulgHlta. ilbs. quci
lime. iba. water. % Ea IInB To thl0
may BE- added fouI ounces ~ Parli
green To make TIE uis fufo. nrst die
solve the copper sulpaate In hot water
Sinke the lime ln aUoi her vessel anf
strasn through coarse sacking P0uI
together and add water enough 70 max
the nfy gallons -Carbondaia. fll.
Fruit Growers Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

Otero our heartfelt sympathy and con.
doicnce IN this tho hour % their great
cst bereavement. and THAI a copy %
this resolution. properly engrossed ana
signed by the president and chlef-rlerk
Of the council b. transmitted to them,
and that out ~ respect Tor the gov.
crnor and Mrs. Otcro this council %
now stand adjourned until tomorrow
morning al 10 O'Clock"
Mr. Hiukle moved that the resolution
b. adopted and that the council DO
now adjourn until tomorrow morning
az 10 O'Clock. which motion being duly
seconded by MT Hughes, was put 70
vote and carried unanimously.
SEVENTH DAY. MORNTNQ SESSION
the house crowded a big days work
into three hours Tuesday morning. Hnd
al O'Clock adjourned TO reassemtle
az the Palace hotel at 9.sO o m. pro-
cecding thence IN a body 20 attend the
funeral Of Governor Otero'a liutle
daughter The petition from the e4u-
cational association on lands and
schools was read and sent TO the reg
ular order Mr. Pendleton reported
from the special committee 60 consider
the employment of additional clerks.
etc The report recomme nded that
ten additional employees be enEaEea
for the session--two typewritcrs. Miss
Garrish and Mrs Anita Chapman. at
s. per day; two committee clerks. Ia
nacio LopoE and J. n. sisneroa, s. per
day. two swcepers. Eatatian Baoa 3
Lucero and Jose a. Chave- 81 per day;
two porters. J NJ visll and Julian
Baca. 81 per day; two pages. Pablo o.
Sanchez and John McFIe. $50 per day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
Couple sfIatss..iins Boy.,

The homs or Mr and Mrs Gus
johnson vas frightened considerably
yesterday morning by the arrival Of
q ten pound boy n IL reported an
memebrs ~ The household arr supreme
ly happy ami getting alonE nicely.
Mrs Henry dsrphide presented her
husband uith a me baby boy yeator-
day The mother and little ons are In
fair way 10 recovery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
oFFIciAL sOTRs

OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
the ciftl serviee commission an
nounfes that an examination will be-
held In East Lns Vegas on July 1 Tor
posiufife clerks and carriers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
fIG sYRuP cd.
pIs.lrArIoN An nIrosuaN.

BAL I1IANufs-0. cat
LoUIgvtf.f.r LY Raw YORK. ~ =.
Forna d bvail f.a~- 80 f,.ieefe, 80 tv,tf la
The Washington times., 1901-12-10
LEAVES THE JESUIT ORDER.
Father Hnipin BecomrS n Secular
Priest in Savannah.

NEW YORK. Dee. Alt was announced
TO the members Of the ST. Francis Xavier
Alumni sodality tonight that the Rev.
Father Halpin. long prominent priest Of
the Society Of Jesus. had Withdrawn from
the society on his own application and
had become a secular priest in the do
cese of Savannah
Father Halpin is about sixty years old.
He is graduate of Fordhnm College and
was once vice president Of that institu
tion. Later he became vice president Of
the College Of st. Francis Xavier. He
has been one OF the leaders OF the Society
of Jesus in this country.
II was said for him by his friends at
st. Francis Xavier today that his with
drawal from the order was due to the
condition Of his health. The discipline
OF the society required him TO devote
certain time to study. The father was
too enthusiastic student ii was said,
and he could not study without OVERRIDING
his task
The only way in which his life would
be saved was by his taking up work which
required him to spend n certain amount
Of time on duty out Of doors each day,
and this he had done after making appli-
cation TO the general Of the order in
Rome to be released from his VOWS.
The Washington times., 1901-12-10
COURTS MARTIAL In
THE PHILIPPINES,
DISMISSAL FOR TWO OFFICERS.
a Third Suspended ON Half Pay for
Six Months-Acquittal of n Cap-
thin Charged With Neglect
of Duty Disapproved.

The War Depar tment has received the
record of four courts martial in the De-
partment OF the Philippines, one OF which
Indirectly concerned Lieut.. Preston
Brown, Twentieth Infantry, whose own
case was lately reviewed; two others re-
ferring to the opening OF the hemp ports
in the archipelago, and the fourth charg
ing neglect OF duty.
In the irst case Capt. Francis p. Ere
mont. Second Infantry, was convicted Of
the charge of conduct TO the prejudice Of
good order and military discipline and
sentenced to be suspended from rank and
command for six months on half pay and
to be confined to the limits OF the head
quarters of his regiment for the same
period. In the specifications II was al
legged that Captain Fremont cursed and
assaulted Private Boyd. of Company G.
and also that he instructed Lieut.. Preston
Brown Second Infantry, TO go ahead and
try Private Boyd by summary court and
give him the full extent without regard to
the evidence and in disregard of the legal
rights OF Boyd The findings and sentence
OF the court were approved by Brigadier
General Wade.
in the cases OF Capt. Dudley W. Welch,
assistant surgeon. Forty-third Infantry.
sentenced 10 dismissal, and First Lieut..
Delbert X. Jones. same command. charged
with disobedience in connection with the
hemp frauds and sentenced TO disnlssa
and two years Imprisonment
Capt. Carl r. Hexamar. assistant sur
geon, L. 5. V. was tried by court martial
at Tarlac, P. l., on the charge Of neglect
ii duty. II was alleged that he failed and
neglected 10 prescribe for the sick at sick
call, to inspect the hospital every morn
ing. and to provide suitable diet for the
sick under his care. and also failed TO
forward monthly report OF sick and
wounded.
Major General Wheaton, commanding
the Department of Northern Luzon, dis
approved the acquittal reached by the
court martial and said that in his opinion
the evidence supported the charge. How
ever. in view OF the courts verdict. he
ordered the officers release from arrest
and his restoration to duty.
The Washington times., 1901-12-10
New Orleans Entries.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 9.-Entries for
tomorrow's races:
First race-For all ages six and one
half furlongs.-Dr. Carrick, Choice, 1O5;
Princess Mai Hutch Miller, Pirate S
Queen. Masterful 1903; Puryear, 90; The
Widow. %; Pyrrho. 81; Santa Teresa,
Meme Wastell, BroodIer IS.
Second race-For th:ee-year- -oldS; SELL
ing; one and one-sixteenth miles.-Dal-
keith. 1O4 Piederich, l03; Arak, lO2; Zack
Phelps. 81. Patchwork. Lizzie A. Sara
CAMP. Kingstelle SO; Woodstock. "a; Joe
Collins, Bean. Fleeting. 81
Third race--For four-year olds and up
ward; selling: one and one-eishth miles.
-Woodtrice. 110; Prince Blazes, l09;
Judge Steadman, l07 Swordsman, Danish.
lO6: Helen Paxton, lei.
Fourth race-For two-yeur- -olds; handi-
cap; six furlongs-Lou Woods Kaloma.
10. Siphon, 1O6; Serpent. 105; The Bos-
ton. 1O3. Postillion, Col. Stone, l. Samel-
son. Circus. 9S.
Fifth race-For three-year-o and up
ward: selling; six furlOrgs Ster
ling. III: hummer. 109; Braw Lad, Dis
solute. i05: Fleuron, l0i; Alpaca. 102.
Blue Lick. EchOdale, 100; Quite Right,
Palarm, Sad Sam. Prairie Dog. %.
Sixth race--For three-year- and up
ward: one mile-Joe Doughty. Cathe
dral. 100: Albert Lee, Waterhouse Hop
scotch. FL Ghor. Jena, Eva Rice. Euterpe.
Judge Magee, %; Fake. Ida PenZance, 91.
The Washington times., 1901-12-10
THE RACING CALENDAR,
Ne,, Orleans Results.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 9.-Results Of to-
days races. Track heavy:
First race-Maiden three-year-olds and
upward; six furlongs. Frank Kenny Ian
dry, 8 to 5. won; W. H Dixon Lines.
20 to /, second; Handsqueeze tCoburn),
10 ], third. Time, 1:lS.
Second race-Three-y year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs. Tom Collins (Dom-
inick). 2 to ;. won; Little Jack Horner
Slack, s to 1, second Sad Sam tBlake)
S to l, third Time, 1:1SH.
Third race - Three-year-o -olds and up
ward; selling; one mile and a sixteenth
Danish DEAN, even. won; Irving Mayor
(Gormley), Is to I, second; Judge Stead
man CDominickl. 9 to 5, third. Time, 1853.
Fourth race-For three-year-olds and
upward. one mile Elsie Bramble Co
burn). to l. won: Small Jack tCreamer),
8 to 1. second; Aaron (Bleke). to l.
.hird. Time, las.
Fifth race - Two-year- -olds: selling;
seven furIongs. Marcos CWinheld). to l.
won; King Tatius (Nuttl. 3 to l, second :
Lingo CRiceb. to l. third Time, 1888 u.
Sixth race - Three-year-Olds and up
ward; one mile. Eugene S. (Earle), to
5, won; Major Mansir Dadel. 10 to l,
second; Da.Isy II. jCochranel, to l.
third. Time, l.lS.