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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-01
TRIO UBkE AHEAD


to Pay DsIinqusns Taxes. Law Must
Be Enferccd.
B. F. Bashor, county assessor, is alter
the delinquent tax payers and will en-
force the law TO the letter. Under the
law real estate il held for personal
property taxes but where the delinquent
has no real estate the law provides that
the personal property must be levied ON
and sold. This last resort has never.
heretofore, been enforced but with the
growth Of the county the delinquent
taxes on personal property has already
reached $75.ooo and recourse must be
had to stop this leak. Assessor Bashor
has started on an active campaign to
clean up the list. His FIRST seizure is
Studebaker wagon owned by c. H. Ran
ming OF Myrtle. This sale is advertised
and the property will be offered At
auction at the G. w. Bashor farm near
Summit. Idaho on Saturday August 10Th.
Other seizures will follow and the full
penalty Of the Law indicted. In MANY
cases the sum total will double the
original tax.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-01
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

10 the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trct Of the State Of Idaho. in and for the county Of
Nex Perce. The Lewiston National Bank q corpora
ton. plaintiff vs.. Jacob Schaefer sud r. o. Crozier,
Croker. defendants.
Notice IS hereby given that an attachment has
been issued against the property of the above named
Attest my hand ans the seal Of said court hereto
ahxed. this LIST day OF August A. D. 1901.
p. e. STOOKEy.
SierK OF the District Court of the Second Judicial
District OF the State Of Idaho, in and for Nez
perce County.
(SHAI.)
Attorney for plaintiff, l. N. Smith
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-01
Over The Estimate.

Jno. F. McKissick has just completed
threshing his flax and finds that the
yield exceeds his estimates. The Is
acres produced over 1900 sacks, a little
more than 5000 bushels or better than 40
bushels to the acre. Mr.. McKissick's
estimate was 1900 sacks. Last season
the yield for q similar acreage was less
than 1000 sacks. Mr.. McKissick saws
that his wheat will make from as to 40
bushels this too is better than expecta-
lions,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-01
is estimated that Mr.. Eberle will have be-
tween four and FIVE tons Of grapes.

S. 1. Thompson was born July 81, 1898
and Is cen on the streets Of Lewiston
daily attending to business affairs will
the vigor Of man of forty, instead of on,
who has passed three score and ten.
G. w. Patterson. special agent Of tn,
interior department arrived in the city
this week and will make this his officia
headquarters. He succeeds NJ. A
Meyrepdorff as special land agent in thi.
territory.
Lewiston has two applicants now or
the eligible lists Of the civil service. J
M. M ,lloy and J. A. Cook both took til.
recent examination for clerkship in the
land Office and both passed with stand
ing Of Sass per cent.
]. F. Thompson, who has been agent
for the Pacific Coast Elevator Co. here
during the past two years has. been en-.
gagged by the Lewiston Milling Co., and
will handle the grain business for that
institution in the future.
STACY L. Nelson Of Hooper, Nebraska,
and Margaret Taylor, of Bonner's Ferry,
Idaho were united in marriage by Judge
Reese in his Office Tuesday at noon.
Deputies Howe and Barbour were the
only witnesses Of the ceremony.
The Lewiston Water & Power Com
pany has moved its accounting depart.
ment to Charleston. Mr.. Libby will still
have an Office on this side and will &C.
cupy the present room in connection
with the Northern Pacific Express Com
pany.
Incorporation was defeated in the
election held in Charleston Monday. The
result was 80 to IS against incorporation
IS city of the fourth class. The limits
proposed and fear Of increased taxation
were causes for the defeat Of the move
ment to incorporate.
Ths 6rst advertising car and advance
agents Of the Sells & Gray circus was in
he city to spread the bill board with big
bills announcing August II as another
:jrcus day. This show has already
reversed southern Idaho and been we'll
eceived by the public.
The Kettenbach Co., Limited shipped
he first new fax Of the season yesterday.
his they bought for $r.53 per bushel. |
he opening price last year was Sr.2s.
is estimated that the 40 900 acres sown
n the reservation will easily bring
soc. 900 to the farmers Of the reservation
nis season.
Will Cushman il v;s;t;ro ,.,.t;,.s =.
ae citv. He has h..r s...;o..s !.
pokane for some months past and has
cen employed as fireman on the freight
.rvice on the Main line Of the Northern
aci6c. He received slight injuries IN
Is hand recently aud has I lay Oh il
'nsequence.
TUESDAY, was th& hott.s. ~, L. IL,
JASON. The thermom.,.r !. ~.
,ent station Registered ~, =, ..;a,..
le minimum was only 60, making a
lnxe Of As degrees Tor the day. A study
the weather chart shows that the
ights have been cool aud pleasant
lroughout the heated term.
Frank King wanted in I.t.h co...
r grand larceny vas arr.s,.d 49,
YESTERDAY bv sheriff ! . ~,
ns. He was piven a prel;r,;r.r. ~.
: - va.;., ~,
'nds to the district court. He is charged
It'll stealing 5000 from Mr.. Jones a
rmer Of Bear Ridge in whose EMPLOY /,
. was during hay harvest.
w. H. Essex Of 1.;rco,n N.A
the Woods rrv.s.,.... -
..a. - ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-14

feature of the days racing. SIX nofs1s started, three of them being riodcn by non- professional riders. Last Chord. the favorite. won after one oI the best races through the held. seen in many days. The starters In tn1s event ran well punched for two mics with Higbie making the running. Wear. ing the end Higbie Bacchanai ana Las. Chord drew away. They took the last two Jumps neck and neck and .in good finish Last Chord won by necK from Bacchanal with Higbie three lengths back.
 First race. the May Blossom, six fur- Smash, 9S (Slack), to won: Godfrey, Ill CBufns). to 10. second: Mayor Gilroy. 11O (Shaw), 10 5. third. Time. 1:1S 1-2. Timothy Fo- ley and Star ran.
 Second race. Kinder race NO. z, TOUT dry,. 2 to I, won; Enright. 104 (shaw). q to 10 and 2 to 5, second; Musidora, 104 (OConnor), to ?, third. Time, .5S IA. Peninsula. Dandy West, Con- certina, Silver Chimes ran.
 Third race, apprentice race, seven
 furlonrs-Malster, 108 (Costhwaite), 3 to 1. won; Glenellie, lo3 (Mulholland). 2 to 1 and out, second; Satire, 101 (Rice), 10 to l, third. Time, 1:30 1-2. Shark ran-
 Fourth race, seven furlongs-Petra IT,, 1O1 CDaly). 5 to ?, won; Balloon. ss (Michaels), 12 to l and 4 to l, second;
 Seminole, 9S (Smith). 15' to 1. third. Time, 1:29 1-2. Buffoon, Lucky Star, Nitrate, Millionaire, Edna J., Manito-
 ban, Mark Twain ran.
 Fifth race, mile-Water Cure, 103, (Shaw), 8 to 5, won; Herbert. 11S
 (Smith), 6 to and to 3, second; Ham mock, 1O6 (OConnor), 2 to 2, third. Time, 1:42 IA. Matt Simpson, Ben Viking ran. Sixth race. the Meadowbrook Hunt. CTS steplechase. about two ana nalI miles--Last Chord, 157 (Green), to 3,
 won: Bacchanal, 152 (Dayton), to l,
 second; Higbie, I'll GMr. Hayes), to l,
 third. Time, 4:56 1-2. Sackett, Jim Lisle and Virginia Dare ran. Entries Today. First race, last six and a half fur longs of Withers nile-Fonsolee, 1243 Col. Padden, Water Color, 113; Somer-
 set. All Green, III; Isia, Roe Hampton,
 1O9: Prince Ling. 10S; Lanceman, lOl;
 Magnetic, S8. Second race, last seven furlongs withers mile-The Chamberlain, Ill;
 Margraviate, Blue Away, 1os; Royal
 Sterling, 107; Roe Hampton, 1O6; ln-
 shot, Delando, 105; Olard, 100; Animos- ity, 97; Denman Thompson, Petra Il, 95; Scurry, S9; Balloon, Ginki, 97.
 Third race, Bay Chester stakes;
 withers mile-Smile, 11S; Isia, 110; The Rhymer, Nitrate, Glade Run. Gautama,
 1O7: Bovine, Lanceman. 103; None s., 100.
 Fourth race, New Rochelle handicap; last seven furlongs Withers mile-Con- tester, 120: Isidor, 11S; Knight of
 Rholes, Ill., King Bramble, 109; Con- tend, 100; Malster, 97; Princess Pep per, 96.
 Fifth race, four and one-half furlongs of the eclipse course-Silver Chimes.
 Crisscross, Champagne, Linora, Pure
 Pepper Josephine Monaghan, Evelyn Maui, Notlimah, Palmetto, Valeda, Prophetic, Parexcellence, 106. Sixth race, handicap; eclipse course Knight of Rhodes, 126; Unmasked, 123; Red Path, 11S; Outlander, IA; Col onel Padden, Ill; All Gold, 1O9; Paul Clifford, 1os; Lady Uncas, 104.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-14
THE NEWS OF THE
 SPORTING WORI D.
QAitsa Sy equars 1rswn.)

Brunlare, 104 (PIunkett), 10 to 1. won; Lawton, s5 (Gough), 15 to 1, second; Harry Pullian, s5 CD. Shaw). 25 to 1. third. Time, 1:2s. Lexell. La Desir- ous, Cresceus, Depohan, Lady Curzon. Claude Walton. Sam Lazarus. Satin Coat ran.
 Second race, four and a half fur longs--wainamoine, 115 dC. 'Combs), 1 to 1, won; Miss Dora, 10s <Bloss), to l, second; wakita, d03 q. T. Woods), 15 to l, third. Time, :55 1-4. Saale. Hot, Patheen. Baby Dixon, King Daiy' and H. I. Coleman ran.
 Third race five furlongs, selling Tenny Belle, 97 (BeuD, to 1, won;
 Harry Duke, 1os tHouck). 5 to 1. sec ond; Ed L., 106 CBloss). to 1, third. Time. 1:0S 1-4. Auster, Sophie s., Necklace, John M. Orton. The Elba, Laureate, Morris Volmer, Battus, Com mand ran.
 Fourth race, mile and seventy yards -Bowen, s5 tHarshberger), to 5, won; Van Hoorebeke, 107 GA. Weber,,
 IS to 1. second; Petit Maitre, lo7 CT' O'Brien), to 2. third. Time, 1:45 3-4. Miss Theresa, Lindenella, Farmer Ben- nett ran.
 Fifth Trace, six furlongs-Silverdale 1o5 q. Miller), 1 to 3. won; Miss Mae Day, 104 CD. Shawl. 5 to l. second
 Kindred, 109 co. Coombs), to l. third Time, 1:14. Queen Dixon, Vlcie Vance First Past. Tom Collins ran. Sixth race, mile and twenty yards
 selling-Lady of the West, 100 GA. We | ber), IS to 5. won; Miss Patron, 10t (Bloss), 13 to 5, second; Eda Riley 1O4 CD. vittatoe). 12 to l, third. Time 1:44, Stuttgart. Ice, Celeste dor Prince Real, Berta Davis. Bequeath windward, Forget Not, Barbee ran. Entries Today. :. First race. half mile-Margery Long 103; Mystee, Jungfrau, Anna Louise 10s; Maria Elena. Bandrol, 103; Fora
 idle, Okla, Wissendine. Ethylene, Nora D., Has Gift, Eva Belle, 108; Ella
 Florence 1o3; Lady Burlington. 103. Second race, five and half furlongs -Carpathian, 98; Portaina, Ellis Glenn 95; Good Night, 112; Anastasia, 107; Oudenarde, 100; Acetine, 110; Chas. E..
 Billingsley, 109; First One. 1O7; May
 Do, s5; Discrepancy. 107; Azoka. 1l2
 vedas, 95; Slater, 100; The Wag. 112.
 Third race. four and half furlongs
 Rosy Cross, S5; Quaker. 104; Marie Bell
 10S; Baldo, 95; Lacrimae. 104; Ardita
 Trio, 1O6; Reap. 95; Larry Will. 104;
 Creiz dor, 95; Winter Bell, 10l; Chan | terelle, 98; Jim Scanlan, 106; Swift | Light, 103; Lemuel, 109.
 Fourth race. mile-Maximus; Miss
 Aybrey, 105; Wall, 100; Blink, 100; Am
 pere, no.
 Fifth race. mile, selling-Louisvills
 Belle, 103; Jake Weber, 101; Chopin | 110; ChappaQua, 116; Hurry, 93; Zazel
 99; Beana, 1o7; Aurea, 1O1. Sixth race, three-fourths of mile | winyah, 100; Eugenia s., 102; Harry | Preston, Bandazzo, 107: Marguerite
 Hagerman, 10S; Meddlesome, 113
 Mound City, TOT; Mandamus, 103; Sam.
 ivel, 104; Doralice, 102; Tuskarosa, 104
 Percy R.. 107; Margaret F., 105; Alea 94; Fridolin, 97.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-14

Second race. four furlongs-May
 Quick. 105 (Forehand), to l, won;
 Queen Friese, 110 (Patton), to 1, sec-
 ond: Effect, 110 (Troxler), 2 to 1, third.
 Time :49 3-4. Lady Florence, Full Din-
 ner Pail. Brussels. Lady Alsea ran.
 Third race. six furlongs-Springwells,
 100 tForehsnd), even. won; J. J. T., 112
 !Beachampl 5 to l. second; Imperial.
 ist. 10s q. D. Lare), 8 to 5. third. Time 1:14 1-4. Uterp. Ben O'Fallon, Minnie B.. Baffled. Tony Licalzi ran. Fourth race. four and . half furlongs Elgiva, 97 CD. HalD. 3 to 5, won; Myr- tie Dell. 107 (McCann), to 5, second; Ben Hullum. 97 N. Jackson), to 2, third. Time :55. Minnora, Lena A, Pilaster. Swan Dance ran. Fifth race. mile, handicap-Unsight- ly. 108 Beauchamp), even, won; LittS Henry. 9e G. JacksonI. 20 to 1, second;
 1. third. Time LAO 1-2 Castine, Peter Duryea. Robert Gray, Dutch Comedian ran.
 Sixth race. six furlongs-Little Sal lie. 110 (Berman), to 1, won; Edna Garry. 110 (Patton), to 1, second; | Nancy Seitz, 103 (Morris). 15 to 1, third. Time 1:15. Lillian Hoffman, Birdie May, Brown Vail. Lady Ezell, Pauline J., Crescent Queen, Anamo, CnemlSeIte ran.
 Seventh race. hurdle, one mile. over four hurdles-Mr. Brookwood.. 13s (Faulelle). to 1. won; Charlie Daniels, 13O (Winkfield). 10 to 1, second; Saul ber. 1S0 (SchilD, 15 to 1, third. Time
 1:4S 1-4. Earn, B. G. Fox. Cardenas, High Admiral ran.
 Entries Today. First race. five and a half furlongs, sel1ing-Lizetta S., 90; Orrie Goan, 100;
 River Princess. 102; Loretto. Snow storm. 104; Lillian Hoffman, 1O5;
 Kings Pet. 107; O'Cononee. 107; George
 Lebar. Brother Fred. Flop, 112. Second race. five furlongs. selling
 Floe. 96; Lady Alsea, 9S; Latonia, 1Of; Hand Rail. 103; Lynden Tree, 104; pr. | Worth. 105; Debenture. 107; King Ford, | 112.
 Third race. five and half furlongs-
 Fire Play, 105; Roltaire. Leetka, By George. 112: Quaver, 115; Can Robert, ! 119; Chemisette. 120; Denny Duffy, l22; Billy Mason, 125.
 Fourth race, four furlongs-Wedding
 March. Lena A., 1s5; SILK Cord, 1OS; Myrtle Dell, Founding, 112. Fifth race. mile and an eighth-Mad- | cline G.. SS; Alls We'll, S9; Hinsdale. 91; Alcaskey, 102; Frank Mcconnell, 1O4; | Charles Estes, 105; Eitholin, Banquo | II, 107; Get About. 109; Outburst, 112; | virgie O., 113; Slasher, 114; Rice, 115. Sixth race. six furlongs-Ruth Parks, | Patchwork. Elsie Dell. Margaret Hoff- | man. Passion Flower, Anxious, Fran ces Rees. 100; Juniper. Antithesis, High | Time. Scotch Bramble, Old Phil, 102; | Albert Edward, McManus, Pine Ship. 105.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-14
A Hint for the Cook.

An attractive dessert, which, if the housekeeper tries once, she will find very popular in the preparation of the daily menu, is almond custard. It Is easy to make and dainty to taste. Take one-quarter of cup of sugar and one tablespoonful of lemon juice, stir over the fire until a golden brown; pour this while hot into six small custard cups, just little in the bottom of each cup and while warm sprinkle with finely chopped almonds. Beat three eggs without separating until light, add three tablespoonfuls of sugar and one and one-half cupfuls of milk. Fill the cups two-thirds full, stand them in a pan of hot water and cook in a moder- ate oven twenty minutes, or until firm in the center. Turn out as soon as removed. The caramel will form a lit- tie sauce for the custard and the top will be covered with almonds. Serve ice cold.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-14
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.
Three Cities contesting for the Next
 Meeting.

St. Louis, May 1s.-Cincinnati, Pittsburg and Cleveland are contesting for the next meeting of the Grand Division of the Order of Railway Conductors in 1903. Cincinnati buttons were in evidence to- day among the many delegates already here for this years convention, at which the grand officers are to be elected. Grand Chief Conductor E. p. Clark has held the office for eleven years and has no opposition. Grand Secretary Maxwell will have opposition in W: E. Miller of Sedalia, Mo. The other offices have not vet been actively contested for.
 A special train of ten cars brought delegation from the East over the Bur lington, via Chicago today. A New or leans train of three sleepers over the same road arrived this afternoon. The regular session will commence after noon at the Auditorium. At the same n 2 time the Ladies Auxiliary will begin its session at the capitol. Legislation will take up much of the time of the session: Two subjects that will call for debate are insurance and the home for disabled at Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-14
RUIZ SPLITS THE CARD.
Close Finishes and Long Prices the
 Order of the Day.

San Francisco. May 13.-Ciose fin- ishes and the victories of g-priced horses marked the racing at Oakland today. Lou Clieveden. at f3 to 1, took the opening event by head.
 First race. five and half furiongs Lou Clievenden, 110 (Stuart), 12 to 1, won; Searchlight, 112 CBassinger). 13 to 5, second; Saul of Tarus, 112 (Alex- ander), 2 to 1, third. Time, 1:08. Gold Finder, Hilary, Katie Walcott, Onyx, Kings Pal Young Morello Bagdad. Po- sition ran.
 Second race, three and a half fur longs-Dandy H., 113 (Ruiz), 10 to 1, won; Remele, 10s (Alexander), to l, second; Autumn Time, 105 (Hafley), 5 to 1. third. Time. :43 1-4. Flattered, Post Bell, The Maniac, Frank Bain, Clear Sky, Cathello, Hard Night. Wan dering Boy ran.
 Third race six furlongs, seIling-Flat- terer, 105 (Ioar), g to 1, won; Ward man. 110 (Bassinger), ? to 1, second; Dunfree. 102 (Rausch). IS to 5. third. Time i ii i-22. Princess Nj yana -nar- lene, Marea, Scallywag and Follow Me ran.
 Fourth race, six furlongs-Headwater IA (Ruiz), even, won; Byron Rose. 99 (Rausch), 15 to 1, second; Yellow Tail, 112 (Matthews), 9 to 2, third. Time. A'1o 4-F' OIy anu 11o6CiuOh ldh'
 Fifth race mile. selling-Bathos. 113 (Ruiz). to 2, won; Alicia. no (Rus- selD, to 1, second: Ostler Joe, 116 CTu1let), g to 1, third. Time, 1:i2 1-2. Moringa, Loconomo, Gibraltar ran.
 Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth sell ing-Horton, IA (Matthews), to 5, won: Gauntlet, IA (Ruiz). Il to 5. sec ond; Pat Morrissey, 10S (Rausch), 5 to 1, third. Time, 1:4S. Expedient. Merops, Kickumbob ran. Entries Today. First race, five furlongss selling Gaylon Brown, Carlovingian, The Calf CT, Master Cal, 119; Phil Archibald. Oscar Tole, Quibbo, 122; David S., In- trepido, Carlonian, Rasp. Sissenvine 112.
 Second race, mile and one hundred yards, selling-Faversham. 110; Board man, Entre. Dare H., Meadowlark, Builder, Casdale, Papido, 107; Kastine, | Sylvan Lass Sweet Voice, 105. Third race mie-Nilgara, Alturas, | 113: Jim McCleevy 121; Barney F., IA; Yellow Tail. 112; Rosormonde, Ill. Fourth race, four furlongs. selling Fred Atterbury. Flattered, Sol, Water | Scratch. Warder, Knockings, 115: Len | to, Quiet. 11S.
 Fifth race. seven furlongs, selling Malay Rio Chico, 113; Meehanus, 116; Jim Hale, 106; Mac Gyle, Ill. Sixth race. six furlongs, selling Mocorite, Net Clarke, Dollie Weithoq, Darlene, 1135 Good Hope, Valepcienne, HHigh Hoe, 107.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-14
sILvERDALE WINS AGAIN.
Beats Miss Mae Day and Kindred
 Easily.

St. Louis, May 1S.-The feature of today's fair grounds card was the fifth race, in which Silverdale, the winner of the Inaugural handicap Sat- urday, was one of the contenders The son of Faverdale was made a prohib- tive favorite at to with Miss Mae Day and Kindred next in public es- teem. Kindred set hot pace to the far turn, rounding which Silverdale took command and won in a gallop in the fast time of 1:14. Miss Mae Day was second by three lengths, and Kin dred closed up third. Three favorites, tS-o.- seeond choices and one outsider won brackets. T=ack fast.
 First race, seven f0EIongS -sNQing-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-14
Purchase of Timber Lands.

Knoxville. Tenn. May 13-A report from Marion, N. O., states that H. l.. Murray Son of Williamsport, Pa., have pur-
 eed from the Western North Carolina I'd Company 25,000 acres of valuable
 Der lands in the Blue Ridge Noun ns. The property is already in course development, withssaw miIls in opera h upon 1t. The new company proposes
 begin work at once upon a much fger scale
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-14
UNsIGHTLY's FAST MILE.
Large Crowd Turns out to Witness
 the Sport.

JAc sport
 Cincinnati, May 13.-This was the opening day of the local turf war and a card of seven high class races was Newport's attraction against the La tonia Derby. The gates were thrown open to the public and the largest crowd in the history of the Queen City Jockey Club turned out to witness the sport. The crowd numbered over six thousand people. The track was fast and racing exciting. The feature of the day was Unsightly's fast mile in the fifth event. She covered the dis tance in 1:4e 1-2 and was pulled up
 First race. six furlongs-Relucent, 93 (Cogswell), 8 to l, won; Caloocan, 103 (HothersolD. to 1, second; Flying Bird, 11O CT. Jackson). 20 to 1, third Time 1:15 1-2. Baderage. Robert A Lee, Mrs. Daniel. Hazelnoor, Mazeta, Queen Quality, Brown Thrush. Pas chal. Al Lone. Prudent, Bettie R., Sou dana ran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-14
BRIBERY IN ELECTIONS.
United States Supreme Court Asked
 to Pass on Legal Point.

Washington. May 1s.-Solicitor-G General
 Richards today filed a motion in the United States Supreme Court for writ of certiorari in the case of the United States vs- c. E. Lackey. The case in- wolves q peculiar legal question and also the constitutionality of Section 5507 of the Revised Statutes providing for the pun 3shment of any person found guilty of prevcnting the benefciaries under the fif- .4@nnth amendment of the Constitution from exercising the right or franchise syF bribery.
 E Lackey was prosecuted for keeping a humber of colored people from the polls |oy brihink in State election in Ken Lucky. In the Kentucky Federal District Court a conviction was secured, but the Court of Appeals reversed this decision on the ground that the law is unconsti- 4utional. Mir. Richards admits that the caEe being criminal, he doubts whether 3he Supreme Court has Jurisdiction to re- view the decision of the Court of Ap- peals, but expresses a desire to have that point passed upon, and says that if it is not the law will stand abrogated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-14
JOCKEY CoBURN IS KISSED.
His Ride on Boney Boy Causes Much
 Talk.

Chicago. May 13.-There was much indignation at Worth today over the poor showing made by Boney Boy. This horse has been running most in- consistently, winning when his price is good and losing when he is favorite. There was loud hissing after his defeat this afternoon by Caviar and Louis- vile and Jockey Coburn was called into the stand, but no action was taken by the judges. Weather. clear; track, fast.
 First race, seven furlongs-Ida V., 105. (Coburn), Il to 10, won; Woodstick, 11O. q. Matthews). 16 to 5, second; Rus tic Girl, 105, Ougan), to l. third. Time, 1:30. Blumist, Daisy O., Princess Tatyana and Fannie Leland ran. Second race. seven furlongs; selling Red Apple, 105, (Rice), II 10 z, won; Merryman, 110, (Coburn), 16 to sec ond Irma S., 119, Robertson), to 2, third. Time, 1:29. Aaron, Jack Adie, Gray Bill, Higgins, Bengal and Osmon ran.
 Third race, five furlongs: selling Yana, 110. Oominick), to 5, won; Haydon, 110, (Coburn) to 1, second; Blue Ridge, 100, q. Martin), 10 to l. third. Time, 1:02. Minerva, Alma Girl and Ernest Parham ran.
 Fourth race, mile-Caviar, 112, C.. Matthews), 13 to won; Louisville, 1O2, (J. Martini, to 2, second; Boney Boy, 10S, (Coburn). 8 to 5. third. Time. 1:42. Three starters.
 Fifth race, mile and twenty yards Plead. S9, (Timms), to l, won; 1m- promptu, 104, (See), to 1, second; Pi- rates Queen, 97, (Davison), 12 to 5, John Drake, Hanswurst and Eocrys ran.
 Sixth race, mile-Free Lance, 112, Dugan), 4 to 1, won; Maryland Re- serve, 1O9. (Vooke) 30 to l, second; John Grigsby, 10S. Coburn), to l, third. Time, 1:42 3-5. Chancery, Ava tar. Sunlocks, Patron and Hoods Brig ade ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, nine-sixteenths of a mile -Irkutsk, African B., Lena Shady, The Esmond, The Stewardess, 105; Ermack, April, Mary Pine. Horse,' Ak Lacha- belle, Josie Newman, 110G
 Second race, seven furlonss-M Zara. c. B. Campbell, Lake View Bell, A05, ScG'ptress, 100; Flaneur, 102: Zack Phelps 107; GsY H., 115.
 Third race. mile; selling-Prairie Dog, 101; Dorothy Lee, Laura G. G., 96; Excelsis, 107; Osmon, 1O6; Joe Collins, 93: Vincennes, 106.
 Fourth race, handicap; mile and an eighth-Andes. 93; Frangible, SS; Boney Boy, 108; Robert Waddel, 102, coupled as Bradley entry; Ohnet, 9S; Ben Chance, 95.
 Fifth race, five furlongs; selling-Tom Allace. 102; Miracle II, 92; Red Hook, 107: Abe Frank, South Elkhorn, 115.
 Sixth race. mile and seventy yards Frank Ireland. Defender II, Lew Hop per 104; Obsidian, 110; Tillie w., 1O2; Tobe Paine, 107; Chancey Fisher, 109; Fl Caney. 10S Hoods Brigade, 105; Trebor, 113; ,Lamachus, 103; Patron, 107; Myth, 1O6; Radford, 114; Douster- swivel. 112.