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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-02-23
from Our friend, Pete Cole.

The following communication was
received by MS Thursday from our
Piute friend, Pete Cole:
YxRINGrox, NV, Lyon CO.,
Feb. 2Ith, 1901.
FRxD FKRBANk, Dear Sir.
If you please will you tell your
wife. That my wife she is working
for your wife evar saturday l am
gone to work on the ranch to morn
morning. And i can tel you how long
gone to stay here. And i write to
my wife some time again. 1t is lots
indian work on the ditch, some
piute girl is sick here. all rest indian
is well The piutes is got paid today
that is all said to you tor present
time Your Friend Your truly
PKrK CoLx.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-02-23
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-02-23

A rich lady cured of deafness and
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Artificial Ear Drums, gave $4,000
to his Institute, so that deaf people
unable to procure the Kar Drums
may have them free. Address No.
8I22o, The Nicholson Institute, $50
Eighth Avenue, New York, u. S. A.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-02-23
Location Notice Blanks.

We have been to some little trouble
and expense to procure a correct and
convenient form for location notice,
and now have the printed form tor
sale at this office. Those who desire
to make locations can procure blank
location notices for Ioc. each or three
for a5c.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-02-23
To Cure A Cold IN Ono Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the money
if il fails to cure. X. w. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-02-23
Stops the Couoh and works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo-Q uinine Tablets
cure cold il. one day. No Cure, no
Pay. Price IS cents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-02-23
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the remedy that cures n Gold I'm ONE day
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-02-23


600.
"A product of Nevada, Trib, is
the best liniment yet discovered by
man.
Reno is talking about tar and
feathers for a number of her inhabi-
tants.
Charlie Gruber and Miss Carol
Rising returned from Colorado yes
terday.
We are indebted to Assembly
man Brooks for Assembly bills up
to date.
Albert MINIS came down from
Silver City Tuesday and went out
to Tonapah.
Yesterday was Washington's
birthday, and the school children
had holiday.
Already one murder has been
committed by member of the Carry
Nation Ratchet brigade.
Colonel Boyle drove down from
Virginia City Tuesday morning and
returned the same afternoon.
-Trib used rightly never disap-
points. 1t is just liniment, makes
but few promises and fulfills them.
Alfred Clifford, foreman of the
Miller 4 Lux ranch, returned to Ma
son Valley from Virginia yesterday.
F. X. and X. c. Brann, of San
Francisco, were passengers on yes
terday's train, bound for Mason VAL
ley.
Senator Gallagher and Assem-
blyman Whittacre went out to the
valley yesterday and Assemblyman
Brooks stopped here.
Miss Mamie George, of Carson,
was passenger on Sundays train,
bound Tor Hawthorne on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Miller.
Hank Blanchard, of Bodie, was
in town couple OF days this week,
visiting his son, Leete, and swapping
yarns with old acquaintances.
"A letter received at this office
from Matt Tailleur, who is now in
keystone, South Dakota, reports
himself and family in good health
and doing nicely.
George Killoy, who was shot in
the hip in Bodie some weeks ago, is
recovering. Bowlin, who did the
shooting, had a preliminary hearing
and was dischared.
Carrie kinsley Lodge No. 3, De-
gree of Honor will install officers in
their hall in Virginia City on the
evening of the 7Sth. Dayton men,
bers of the Lodge are cordially in
vited to be present.
Lewis H. Rogers, of Cleveland,
Ohio, was passenger on Thurs
days train, en- route to Delphi. Mr..
Rogers is interested in the Everett
property in Smith Valley and is
going to take look at the mines
and milling plant.
| There is rumor afloat that the
Legislature may try to move the
county seat of Lyon from Dayton to
Yerington; or that the proposition
will be put in such a position that
the people can vote on the question
at the next general election.
Last Saturday and Sunday FL
dorado Canyon creek and Gold Can
Won creek were quite high, owing
to the warm rain and rapidly melt
ing snow. The river also raised
rapidly and 1s still high. No dam
age has been done, to speak of.
"A bad accident occurred on the
c.. p. last Sunday morning near
Mill City, The east-bound flyer,
travelling at a rate of 60 miles an
hour, ran into washout. Six peo-
pie were killed and number in
iured. The wreck will cost the COM
pany close to 100000.
Fred Hasell, who swindled sever
al Reno members of the A. Q. u. w
has been found guilty of obtain
ing money under false pretences
and sentenced to pay fine of $500 or
go to Jail for six months. He will
probably go to Jail, but it is likely
that his case will be appealed.
To Cure A Cold In One Day
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-02-23
ADVERTISING RATES:

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New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
VIEWPOINTS RACE MEETING.
MEETING OF RHODE ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB WAS
UNINTEREsTING
fay TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBrxE.l


Newport. r. J.. Sept THE second meeting Of
polo grounds drew out as large a gathering as on
the opening day While the society contingent
was much smaller than Thursday. the attend
arce of towrspeople made up for this deficiency.
The card proved a rather uninteresting one, as
two of the races-the first and third-for polo
ponies were walko-ers. a number Of entries having
been scratched out Of respect 10 the condition OF
President Mckinley. This left the remainder Of
the programme TO the professionals, and while the
racing had interest for many Of the spectators the
absence Of gentlemen riders robbed the days sport
of much interest for the cottagers. The summary
follows:
First race nat: cup polo ponies sweepstakes. Of
which per second; catch weights. 100
pounds about four furongs-WalkOver for Clarence W
MRckay's chestnut geiding Stats
second race. fiat. open purse $50 OF which 20 per
second. added sweepstakes: handicap; dis
about furlongs-First. Weary Willie. 9. "
williams. ridden by johnson. second. Superhuty. W NJ
Kerr ridden by Nichols; third Frosty c. W. Dab
ney. ridden by Baker.
Third cup for ponies; sweepstakes. Of which 30
per second; distance about four furlongsWalk
for r. G. CoWdin's Molismo.
Fourth race. fat: open: $3.50 first. which per
second. added sweepstakes distance about six
fur0nga-Pirst, Chaos. +. 5. p Randolph. ridden by
Smith; third. Crimson Rambler, ". G Hayes. ridden by
Mr.. Baker.
Firth race steepechase for hunters. purse $3.50 Of
which 30 cent 20 second added 70 sveepstakes dis
ridden by Mr.. Nichols; second. sitter w C. Hayes,
ridden by Smith.
Sixth race, steeplechase open: purse $500 which
ridden by EaRan: second. Trion. ". g Hayes ridden
By Smith; third Peron. F. Gebhard ridden by Heider.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
WORK ON O'ROURKES CLUBHOUSE.

Work is TO begin this week on the Sio'UOo eiuo-
,,sa which Tom" O'Rourke. the well known
hocker Of prize lighting. is 10 build in East Port
Chester in Connecticut. just over the line Inc
.ontract for the building, which will seat 2oWV
nsonle has been given to Daniel Antony of Green
wich, and he has the materials on tie siounu ',,
w. ,,h,,sa will he of iron and wood. md will
convenient 10 the New York, New-Haven and
hartford Railroad and the streetcar lines Many
~ the residents OF East Port Chester are grGatIy
utro,,ebt nm over the prospect OF htNIhs pti%e
Sebts in their neghborhood. and are tlfsa
TO get out injunctions The local tb Ing I
OF the club but that they will arrest any y G1 Ma
to get into the prize ring. IL Is ruiioie
49, tha main purpose of building the cluo Is 70
give Jeffries and Ruhn chance 10 set AZ eaGn "a
peach being only twenty-seven miles from pm '1e ne
reach;i Sn,s5aI Station and direct line TO
Srahu ,InDort Nsw-IIayen and other Eastern Cites
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
NETWORK DEFEATS ST. LOUIS.
LOCAL TEAM SHOWS VAST IMPROVEMENT
OVER ITS FORM WHEN PLAY
ING PITTSBURG.

mere handful of people went into the dismal
Harlem hollow yesterday to witness the game OF
baseball between the New-York and St. Louis
teams The small attendance seemed TO have a
bad effect upon the visiting players, and they
promptly forgot how 20 hit the ball. The result
was an easy victory for the taienders. Taylor's
support was little erratic. but he stuck 20 his
work pluckily throughout.
The onookers astonished at the wonder
full improvement shown by the NewYork players
when cornpaTed with the submissive attitude they
PLAYED In when crossing bats with the visitors
from Pittsburg earlier in the week Powell had
excellent support but had poor control of the ball
The home players took the read in the third inning
and held the advantage TO the end. Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
GOLF.
POSSIBILITY OF A PosTPoNEMENT OF
THE ATLANTIC CITY TOURNEY.
AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP MAY BE GIVEN
Up IF PRESIDENTS INJURIES TERMI-
NATE FATALLY-ACTIONO OF THE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The possibility OF a postponement OF the anna
teur golf championship on account OF the grave
condition of President Nc Kiley was widely dis
cussed among golf players in this city yesterday
The championship 10 scheduled to start at the At
lantic City links tomorrow morning continuing
throughout the week Robert B. Kerr. secretary
of the United States Golf Association. who will
have charge the contestants at the starting tee
was seen Just before his departure for the course
Yesterday; and though unable TO state what the
final decision of the committee would be. he said
that no postponement probable unless the
Presidents injuries terminated fatally. He ex-
pressed the hope that more encouraging news
would be received before the tournament opened
He added that the executive committee would hold
a special meeting to-day. at which the subject
would be discussed and plan Of action de-
cided on
Mr. Kerr expected 20 get away from town on
Friday but news of the attempt on the Presidents 3
life caused him delay his departure until more
definite details were obtainable. John Reid. the
other New-York representative on the committee
left here for Atlantic City early yesterday morn
ing and no expression of his feeling regarding
postponement could be obtained The other mem
bers of the committee Hobart Chatheid Chats
feld-Tayior OF Chicago: Samuel Y. Heebner, OF
Philadelphia. James A. Stilman, or newport anu
Among the maiority of golfers in this city the
feeling is general that postponement Is inadNls-
able unless the Presidents condition should become
already arrived at the links. some from distant
Western cities. The club has made all arrange
ments for the play. and the association has been
under heavy expense in preparation. TO calI s Ine
tournament off would undoubtedly mean abandon,
necessary conditions at present
II no postpOnement is declared the start Will oe
made at O'Clock tomorrow morning speciaI
train taking the early contestants from -Htant.v
CITY 10 the links at Mortified. The total entry
date Is 142. and of these thirty-tW WIZ quannLg
in to-morrows round for the subsequent "a'cheS
NJ he Uyael
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
YACHT RACES MAY BE POSTPONED.
THIS WILL DEPEND ON THE RESULT OF
THE PRESIDENTS WOUNDS.

rbera has been no meeting Of the NewYork
Yacht Club called to consider the effects which the
attempted assassination of the President may have
IN the scheduled races for the Americas Cup, nor
u,u there be any unless the President dies. IN
which case the will be postponed ms state
ment was made by the chairman OF the regatta
committed 8 Nicholson Kane last night. MT
zane regretted that there We're no other onlGials
nresent Yesterday and wished 10 avoid speaking
Tor the club, but finally consented to make the
above statement.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
TWO u4sC0TS FOR THE SHAMROCK
AMERICAN WOMAN WHO WANTS TO SEE SIR
THOMAS WIN THE CUP GIVES HIM DOG.

SIR Thomas Upton received another mascot for
the Shamrock Yesterday. He IS a dog Of high de-
gree registered In the American Kennel Club and
whelped on June 10 last When the puppy
born Mrs jeanette Donaldson Hastings. wife OF
Theodore X Hastings. the photographer. who has
taken many pictures OF the Shamrock since her ar
rival in this country. once determined 20 present
him 70 STR Thomas as a mascot for his yacht.
II wanted to see II the pup would live." said
Mrs Hastings. 'and I thought II he would II might
mean good luck for the Shamrock OF course I am
ar American. both by birth and inclination. but
Will be glad TO the Shamrock take back 10 the
old Country that Cup which has remained here
for so long. l send IAIcky Leaf 10 Sir Thomas with
nv best wishes ard hope he will bring good luck
20 the green boat. The pup could be registered
al the Kennel Club Shamrock. so got as near
10 Il as ! could by naming him Ducky Leaf
Lucky Leaf sired by BIZ Pepper CA K. c.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
WINS THE CUP HE OFFERED.

Long Branch. n. j.. Sept. (SpeciaD.-Joseph j.
ODonohue, donor Of the presidents cup, contested
for by the members Of the Hollywood Golf Club.
won the prize to-day after spirited match over
the eighteen hole at Hollywood. Mr.. O'Dono-
hue's opponent was Tracey H. Harris. whom
O'Donohue defeated by up and TO play. The
winner, presenting the cup refused 70 accept II.
On September q the match will be played over, the
same eight who qualified for the finals to-day to
compete and retain their respective handicaps.
The match will be at thirty-six holes medal play.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
LOW BEATS ANDERSON.

Manchester. VT. Sept. (specaD.-George Low
won the thirty-slx hole professional match with
Willie Anderson, played the Ekwanok links
here to-day. by the OF up and 2 to play.
The play was fast and exceedingly briis->t at
times The Pittsfed professional did the bea- from
the tee. while tho local champion sxeelled m ths
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
oFF1cERs OF ASSOCIATION OF LEAGUE

OFFICERS OF ASSOOlAAICN UT A-L-<AHiN-@0'
Chicago. Sept The National Associauon u
Professional Baseball Leagues, made up OF ina
nras,dants OF the eleven minor leagues from Cah-
fornfa TO New England has elected the foioWlns
officers: President, Patrick T. Powers New-1orAS
secretary and treasurer, j. Fl. Farrell. New-4orN'
board of arbitration. T. J. Hickey ST. Joseph. MO-
" ~ Lucas Portland. Ore. William Meyer, IL
Fort Wavne Ind. VI. n. Sexton, Rock Island, HL'
and T. II. Murnane Boston a new nationsl asIess -
n1ent was adopted There will he four classes y
leagues and the protection fees VIII oe ohe-na -
what they have been heretofore The Leagues EN-. IN
nlov ffteen hundred players. The next meeuAs
vii be held in New York City on OCTOBER a
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
RosToN TAKES TWO FROM CINCINNATI

Foston Sept 7-Boston won twice to-day In
the first game Cincinnati could do nothing with
D,neen.s pitching. Hahns wildness was responsi-
BILE for two of Bostons runs. summer pi'cneo
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
TICKETS FOR INTERNATIONAL CANES.

Headquarters have been established at No $40
Fifth-ave by the special committee having charge
OF the sale Of tickets for the international col
legiate games The committee in charge is com
posed o, Give Livingston Du VAL Yale. '03. and
Thorrtrr Ger,sh and Evert J. Wendell, of Har-
ward. Information concerning the programme,
tries. etc. win be furnished by the committee.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
Total .............I5
The handicap scores were:
COMpETITIoN roR ME MELIIcK cUP

Plsinneld. " J.. Sept. CSpeciaD-The weekly
competitions for the Mellick and golf committee
cups the only events al the Hillside Tennis
and Golf Club course to-day. Miss Van Herwerden
was the only member compete this morning for
the Mellick cup. She made a net score OF l0s d.
II. BarrOWs first hOnors this afternoon for the
golf committee cup with an 50 net. The attendance
The course light.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
BoGIE BEATEN AT MORRIS COUNTY

In the bosle handicap at the Morris County links
yesterday Morgan Smith finished IN first place with
a score Of up. The hest gross score was made by
Max Rehr who viii enter Yale this fal! and who Is
regarded as a probable candidate for the varsity
golf team. HIS card
out .....................4 5 G-4l
Behr got second place with up and Ralph Marsh
third place with ! up.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
LAWN TENNIS.
THE VICTORIOUS wRENN BRoTHSF'a
BEATEN AT ORANGE BY LARNED
AND WARD.

o-a,ss n 7. Sept (SpecaD.-A large crON.
og enthusiastic spectators thronged the srouhus -
the Orange Lawn Tennis Club here TINS aA'ei -
20 see the much heralded exhibition nA.In -
doubles between the hitherto victorious W
brotbers and I.arned and Ward There w. sI
number of bets recorded before the iiA'o''. -
odds at 5 TO In favor Of the Wrenns' oul ''-''
ultimately beaten in three straight sets ,.-.,
Ward won the toss and began serving no
the drzt game but the Wrenns took the heAs -, ~,
in succession The Orange pair. however, pul-'1 ,,r
even again. and after Ions struggle "A@s I-. sor
tha SCI bv 81 The second set was eaSE
IarpeA and Ward. but in the third the st-1
hTo+bsrs pulled up plucky. after being iar o-.l
onlv 10 lose the set finally by S-4 ana .4 eIs
in straight sets. The score by games lOI'
FIRST SET
-. o,5 Ward III o o o 1 6TO0-f
lI I-arnea broIbsrs Srr 80 / o o o 10
SECOND SET Ia
rarned and ward......--.-,,- ! ! %
Wrern brothers -.--------'-.V
1.arnsd and Ward wrard,......9 ,........G o.
n vas Iarneds first appearance tS sinSs and BIS
the national tb rroWd He showed better "a As
work than he has shown oeISI before "a - he his weak
this has generally been cons'ue'eu "
ness the mean time on other courts .s s.rSspionshlp
members tournament Iol u Miles beat TallanL -
The easiest kind OF fashion, anu 1SbeSe Two win
Watson after losing the hISt ~ anal match MOI
- nd the winner will then cha - Sis title and
Ward. last years cluO SAS'iNA
the challenge bowl
The days scores follow: r.-nad and Holcornao'
Exhibition match-WilIiam "a George l. Wrsnn' 'N'
Ward beat ROBERT u "' Watson.
ChampcTrhss'PK SnsI s PKingman 6-S rs Watson. F,
ss' 60; G. H. Miles beat H. a
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
SALE OF YEARLINGs.

A number OF yearngs were sold yesterday at
sheepshead Bay Those bringing 500 or over We're
a follows:
T3av col, by Fen strome-RoseIeaf: 81 500
T3ay colt Wagner-Aiss Burns. Oneck Stable. 200
J. " Scnorr !, 700
I3ay ny Ben -Puzzo!ana T. Gideon.-.-- 300
T3av colt by J. Shields. 500
Bay colt by Buck Massie-Blue Bells ". l. Powers 200
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
w1NNrRs az MEsrERN TRACKs.

At Farlerr-sfonaaro % l. Henry Zitt, .; Synia
u 10 ?; Maggie Davis - 20 Knight 10 l. St Marios
3 70 3 Alec, 20 !.
A. Fort Erie-The Laurel. 10 to /: I>enuel even;
Sprtngwels 10 !: Interference. 10 J. Spry 10 l.
LOone.
Dean swift to s: Peaceful s. Sanbo. even:
Nel<arnis5 70 /: Sweet Dream. 70 ..
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
THE EMPEROR's NEW YACHT.

,,ossrs Cary. Smith & Barley. the naval archi-
tects who recently received order from the
Emperor OF Germany TO build him a schooner yacht.
avarded the contract yesterday to the Eownsend
G Downey Shpbuildng Company OF SnooteI , Isl
snd staten Island. This vessel will not De COM
nie,ed tiu next year.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
RICHMOND COUNTY TEAM WINS.

A team match with the Englewood Golf Club and
the monthly handicap the competitions yes
terday at the Richmond County Country Club The
team score WAS:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
EASTERN LEAGUE.

A. Observation-Disclosures. 4. Worcester. T. -. -
Al Providence. 4; Brockton 'nrS' ssn7'
Providence .; BroCktcn, 3 second garlel- -.
A. Rochester Rochester 10; SufIalo D thlS' sAHe'
Rochester O. Buffalo. second gane'-
At Torouto-TorOnto. Il, Montreal =
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
COLE OK CRESCENT A. c. LINKS.

Both match and medal play games held
yesterday at the Crescent. Athletic Club. The
match play was between the four who qualified on
Labor Day for cup presented by j. " Wilson
c. A. Sykes beat w. =. Hill by up. and Thomas
Hovenden beat G. s. O'Flyn by up and to play
The final will be played to-day. In the medal play
handicap the scores were:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
on THE ARDSLEY LINKS.

F. L. Eldridge the Glass handicap at Ards
ley yesterday, while w f. Lambert first In
Glass b. The women's putting match went TO Miss
j. l.. Williamson. who scored 49, Summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
STATE LEAGUE.

At Utea-Utica. :; SCheuectady.
A. WaverIy-Waveriy, a. Albany. . Al.
Al Roune-ROns. "A. liOn, ) tfrSt camel AoAs ="
Iliou. second game.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

There large attendance at Washington
Park yesterday to witness the double header be-
tween the Brooklyn and Chicago teams The
home team played in fine form. and won both
games with something to spare in each. All IN
terest now centres in the coming contests between
the Brooklyn and Pittsburg teams this week The
result of these games will do much 10 determine
the champion hip. The Brooklyn PLAYERS will
fight hard and try 10 win them all. realizing that
this will he about their only chance to retain the
championship. The
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

wonderful ball for innings Of the second
game After two were out in the last half three
successive hits scored the winning run for Boston.
Attendance, $500 Score,
FIRST GAME.
RHE
Cincinnati ......-..-0 IL
Batteries-Dineen and Kittredge; Hahn and PietL
SECOND GAME.
Cfncnrati .....0 o o o o o % o ii
Batterfes-Pltteuger Moran; StimmeI and Peitz
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

Earned runs-New-York. 4; ST. Louis 1, fTst oase
on errors-St Louis. Left on -rs %
- Iouis B First balls-On Taylor 1. on
Powell struck out-By Taylor. o. by Powell = sioien
Haitren. Donovan NalIace
sacriace hit-MeBride. Three-oase h-SIan5eE Tw9- W.
80 -Bove-man ~. Davis. Murphy wallace fad-
Ssn Powell wIie pitches-Powel. 2 umpire-snyeer.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

greens. A large gallery. including many from out
Sr town. followed the players around the links and
were well repaid for their Journey for It was the
hest golf ever seen the local courses. Low was
one up at the of the morning round. but IL was
ali even the second in the afternoon. Low again
forged ahead taking the next four in grand style.
He was three up al the turn Coming home. the
champion won two holes TO Lows one, leaving him
three down and two to play. Their cards follow:
George Low, Ekwanok-F1rst round:
Out .............+ ..$ Gss-74
Second round:
In .............5 4 S A +3e-75-I4s
Willie Anderson Pittsheld-First round:
IN I' ......:......4 . 5 4 4 4 4s6-T5
Second round:
G1t .:.:::::::..:S :.::::.::..S 77-1Se
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
Mcdonald and Haiahird: -
Out 9S =
In g

Scores made IN par golf during the day were a Is
by c. b Cory. 79 by Walter J. Travis, and ~ ny
+ & Knapp. the Westorook expert who beat the
Atlantic city Country Club champion. r. A Dar-
ley in a spirited match the latter doing the course
in the bogie Of 81. Marc NJ. Michael. Nountakan n
Country Club. also made 81. Many other good
scores were made in the eighties.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

6s455) by Champion Bankers Pepper (4S65l) out OF
Rrinde Botch (279 The dam Is Miss Duval (S4lSo),
owned by G. VI. Carnochan. valued at $500 out OF
Wa wa set Gibson Girl owned by Mrs Hastings