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The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE TOWN

Major General Arthur Macarthur
United States Army. was in Prescott
saturday and Sunday visiting that
city and the Whipple Barracks. He
| came to Prescott from Fort Wingate
n. NJ. and Is accompanied by mis- aides
MAJOR Farnum and Captain Brown.
while in the Territory General Nc
arthur expects to visit Fort Grant and
possibly Fort Huachuca. He will tc
IN Phoenix tomorrow and II he decij-
es to visit Fort Huachuca VIII prob
abIy be in Tucson on "Wednesday.
while IN Prescott, General Macarthur
was entertained at reception by the
business men.
A petition has been filed with the
water committe OF the city council
asking for an extension OF water mains
on North Church. North Court and
North Meyer streets. II will be reporte
TO the council at the next regular
meeting. which comes the first Monday
In March.
Eighteen Migrants were brought up
before the city recorder this morning
and the majority OF them were given
we days in the city jail ON the bread
and water diet One vagrant was re-
leased on SIS pail. Three Others had
money In their possession and two
knives were found In the bunch.
Mrs l., II. Manning has passed the
critical point and the physicians in
charge OF her case feel confident of her
recovery unless some unforeseen COM
LEGATIONS set in. General Manning wiil
arrive In the city ON the Limited Wed
nesday morning.
Judge Orsbor6. who has been 81
with the grip for the past week. was
able to sit up today and expects &c
be out again nthe next few days.
e. IA. Lincoln. manager of the LegaI
Tender. has given up his house or
Sout...-Fifth avenue and taken q room
on North stone avenue. Mr. Lincoln .
wife has gone to San Francisco LOT a
visit.
Judson A. Elliot came over from
Phoenix yesterday morning and
preached the morning sermon at the
Baptist church.
Rev. Merton Smith. Miss Ora NJ.
and Miss Little arrived
from Florence today on the oracle
stage. They stopped AZ oracle yester-
day en- route here, where Rev Mr..
smith held services In the new Union
cnurch there.
At three o'clock this afternoon
trains and 10 were reported on time.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
Ben Daniels Plans
Wdii on President.

Word vas received from Phoen!x
this morning that Colonel N r. NJ
Cord left for Washington over ths
Santa Re on Saturday morning He
gave II ont al Phoenix that he was
going to the Grand Canyon and IL was
at first reported here that he had gone
to San Francisco on Official business
Colonel McCord was called 10 Wash
ington by a telegram from his polisi-
cai hackers there. Before leaving
Colonel McCord was heard to express
confidence In has chances for the Unit
ed States marshalshlp.
Ben Daniels is still In the city and
will remain here until tomorrow. ri
least. rs he has written 10 Nogalcs
asking that his mail be forwarded to
Tucson He has AS yet received no
answer 10 the telegram which he sent
to the President from Phoenix last
Thursday The longer the answer 10
this telegram is delayed. the greater
fears Mr.. Daniels has for the result, OF
the investigation which Is now being
carried on. IL he should receive his
commission while here. he will leave
Immediately for Phoenix II the COM
mission 10 not forthcoming Mr.. ban
iels will return To Nogales.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
SENTENCE WITHHELD
WILL SUE GAMBLERS
Former Bank Cashier viii Tru to
Recover SQudndered Funds
From Sports.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb 1.-THE trial
of Richard G. Davis. charged with en-
bezzling $4,000 while cashier OF the
Peoples National Bank of Washington
Ind, came 10 sudden end In the
United States court today. when Davis
withdrew his plea of not guilty and Of
fered one OF guilty
Counsel for Davis asked the court to
defer sentence on Davis and permit
him TO go home under bond He said
that Davis had some important cases
against gamblers in the circuit court
at Washington To recover money that
he had lost to them. and wanted 10
see these cases to the end
Judge Baker agreed 10 permit DAVIS
to go back to Washington and remain
until April \. when he is 10 appea >
In the United States court and receive
sentence, The bond was fixed al g. 600
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
The Iona Verde Mine
Mr.. Paxton Sick.

Thomas c. Paxton came in from
Iona Verde Copper mine Saturday
and returned yesterday morning.
When he arrived at the mine. he found
at his nephew Thomas II. Paxton,
had been taken Ill with pneu-
monia and he imediately brought him
10 the city and took him TO st Mary 8
Hospital. MIR Paxton will remain In
the city for the next few days TO see
how his nephew gets along.
Mr. Paxton has given up the idea OF
erecting a custom smelter at Tucson.
He believes that II would not be a
paying investment as the mining men
here took no interest in the subject
when the matter was proposed. Other
parties are arranging to erect smelter
at Benson. so Mr.. Paxton will hardly
erect a. second smelter there However
as soon as sufficient development work
is done at the Iona Verde copper
mine. the company will erect smelt-
er there.
Mr.. Paxton will leave for Los An
geles. the latter part or this week and
later go to --andsburg where he Is
erecting a customs stamp mill to
handle the ores from number OF
mines In that vicinity He has great
faith in the Iona Verde Copper mine
and says that it would pay the COM
pany to work the mine with copper at
ten cents.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
She Sold Her Hair
To Keep on HUNGER

CLEVELAND. Ohio. February II. 49,
Mira Laura Haired. aged 81 years. a
widow. in desperate straits for foo |.
today sacrificed one OF her most trea-
sured possessions. her great mass al
magnificent gray hair. for money IN
prevent starvation With her lives
daughter ~ years of age. The daughter
is a cripple and unable TO aid ner
mother in supporting themselves. al
though she has made heroic struggles
TO do so Friends soon noticed the dis
appearance Of the old lady's proud
possession and the authorities were
notified Mrs. Harrod and her daughter
will no longer be in danger of starva-
tion. although they will only have the
bare necessities oI life
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
Items Of the Day Of Personal Interest.

MILLING Company, stopped in the clty
yesterday en- route to Nogales. In the
future he will be connected with the
mines of this company at Tubutama.
W. B. Kelly. editor of the Bisbee
Review, is in the city toGay. He ar
rived on the burro this morning.
.homas Turner and NJ. NJ. Conn OF
Nogales spent Sunday In the city.
A. G. Lockwood arrived from Pboe-
nix yesterday morning and left for.
Bisbee today. He has formed a
partnership with United States At
torney Nave and will represent the
firm in Nogales.
J. 5. Fifield, who Is erecting the new
Reform school building at Benson, was
In the city Sunday.
Bert Dunlap who has the big cattle
ranch at Cochise is here today.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17

Dick Reynolds, deputy collector VI
customs at Naco, passed through the
city today en- route home from trip
to Yuma.
W. l.. Sturgis came in today from
his cattle ranch at Las Moras.
{. c. Lee was arrested yesterday for
assaulting woman named Mamie
Miles in front OF the Legal Tender.
He put up cash bond for his appear
ance and will be tried tomorrow in
Judge Meyers court
John c. Clemmens, a barber for
Sparks, filed a complaint in Judge
Meyers court this morning, charging
{. {. Rosenstock with drawing a re-
Volver on him. The accused was arrest
ed and trial set for tomorrow after
noon.
0. 0. Saxhang. who was formerly
secretary Of the Sonora Mining and
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
Another New Hotel
To Be Erected Here.

Tucson is to have another new no.
tel. 1t will be located on the Military
Plaza. not far from the site of the
hotel being erected by r. H. Rafael OF
Los Angeles, Alex Casey OF Turquoise
who has been making MS headquarters
in the city for the past few months is
behind the project. He has accepted
the preliminary sketches prepared by
frost and Rust and they are now 1T
work on the plans. Mr.. Casey was busy
today preparing to let the contract
for the construction OF the building.
The new hotel will be erected at III
twelfth street, just across from the
library. The building will be OF the
Spanish mission style OF architecture.
1t will be two stories IN height and
will contain thirty-fve rooms. many
OF which will be arranged In suite with
bath 1t will be thoroughly modern IN
every respect. and Will be constructed
of brick and plaster in the same man
ner as the new hotel which Mr.. Rafael
is erecting. Mr.. Casey owns the site
which is 80 by 80 feet and the hotel
will cover the entire lot.
The building will face both Twelfth
street and Sixth avenue. There will be
a long arcade porch on both streets and
large patio In the rear Work on the
construction OF the building will begin
as soon as the plans are completed and
contract let. The hotel will be con-
strneted.. under the personal supervi-
sionsof Mr.. Casey.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
The Corpse OF Brother
Found bu Accident

NEW BRUNSWICK. N J.. Feb. II
Thomas Mitchell OF this city died
Of heart disease on q Pennsylvania
Railroad train which left this city a;
- ihia morning for New York Mr.
Mitchell was u stenoRrapher In the
Claim Department OF the Manhattan
Elevated Railway Company he Was
about twenty years Of age
The body was taken 10 the Pennsy.
lvanta baggage room IN Jersey City
James Mitchell. a brother is employ 81
In the Pullman yiaekei once al the
PennsylsAnia station. Hearing that
there was a body in the baggage
room. he vent down out Of curiosity
and was Mortified TO find that ii was
has o&wn brother.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
THE SKIN OF A DOG
GRATED ON BOYS HEAD
First Instance Where Animal Tissue
Has Taken Root on a Human
Being.

NEW YORK, Feb. IA remark
able operation has bee:i performed on
9-year-old Otto Trainer of SSi Third
aNcnuc, in which a pic,a OF skin six
Inches square from the back Of n Cog
OF the little boy.
Otto was struck by a trolley car on
Christmas evening. When he was pick
ed up it was found that his scalp was
almost completely torn or. II was de-
cided by the surgeons that piece of
skin and a thin section OF flesh would
have 10 be grated on the boys head
as soon as the wound healed eonuga
to warrant the operation. His mother
volunteered to give as much of her
scalp as would be necessary. but the
little fellow protested against his
mother being hurt. He suggested that
d little pet dog of the hospital which
had been given TO him by the nurses.
be called upon to- make the sacrific"
Accordingly. the dog was chloro-
formed. and a patch OF skin was re-
moved from his back and transferred
to the boys head. The operation was a
success. and even the dog is around
again. little the worse for itS
sacrifice
Little Otto is so far recovered that
he will probably leave the Hospital
by the end OF the week Doctor Wilcox
performed the opeMtion. and said it
was one OF the first operations. and
vas one of the first instances in sur
gerry where the skin of an animal was
made To grow on a human being.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
FAIRBANKS SON
SHOT HIS Playmate
The Little Friend Found an Old Pts
toll and Supposed it Was Not
Loaded.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA care
lessly placed pistol supposed to bs
unloaded, is responsible for sorrow
and anxiety In the families Of Senator
Fairbanks Of Indiana, and the Rev.
DR., Hamlin, the minister who officiated
at the Hay Whitney wedding.
Robert Fairbanks and Francis Ham
lin, IA years old. are playmates. Last
Saturday they were playing together
at the Fairbanks residence. During an
exploring expedition upstairs, they
came across a Colts revolver In the
room OF Major Fairbanks. the Sem
ator's eldest son. who served In the
Spanish war. The youngsters were
fascinated by the weapon, which they
supposed was unloadeG. and they
toyed with 1t until 1t accidently ex-
ploded
The pistol was In the hands Of young
Fairbanks at the time. and the bail
entered the neck of young Hamlin.
The latter fell to the floor. apparently
dead Senator Fairbanks and his wife
were In the house at the time, and.
hearing the report of the pistol, they
rushed upstairs. followed by the house
servants They found little Hamlin up
on the floor covered with blood ami
their son almost crazed with terror.
Surgeons were hurriedly summoned
They found the ball had passed
through the neck. and. as If by a mir
acle. ii had not touched vital spot
in its passage. The latest report from
the sickroom is that young Hamlin
will recover. but he may be reformed
for life.
Mrs. airbanks Is president OF d. A.
r. and both families have the sincere
sympathy Of their friends In Washing
ton.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17

large number OF deaths have been
tod al the City Hall In the last
4 5oys The death of John Hogan,
wan who was murdered at Bowie.
fpported Saturday. Charles Ric-
! Krles aged IL, who has been liy-
4, me city for the past year. died
y South Thru avenue. In termeut
1 h. made at Los Angels. The
u II Miss Ruth Strauss was also
zr,ed Andrew Swan. aged 20 died
sp,srfnlsosis at G29 South Sixth
H. The body was shipped 10
ID Mich. for burial. The city cor
i npor,ed the aeath of Elmer
i ins who was killed on the rail-
l1ujsa Valencia. a Mexican child.
a pneumonia at her home on
l. Main street. Interment will be
/ In the Catholic cemetery.
l. Leland Stanford spent Sunday
Bhoenix. Her private car was at
Ii 70 No. at Maricopa last night.
ksuor Young OF the Southern Paci-
passed though this city this morn
In route East. His private car was
bed TO No. 10.
+ II II Steward came In on the
from Oracle Saturday. X. Snod-
/ n. MeDdenhall ana &. -. Jack
vent out on the Mammoth stage
morning
the probate court today, the an
anonni OF Magaret Francis.
Dian Of the estate of John Edwin
~ y, al. minors. was allowed
approved as filed. Refugio Cocio.
SEQ Cocio and Thomas Hughes.
ssre appointed appraisers In tho
i u Rita ". de Bravo and they
rrsd a report. A norder was male
}. sane estate directing creditors
resent their Gains within four
Tbs
vh prarhman and M. j. Miller.
l.gsT we're arrested Sunday for
tug on the streets. The affair oc-
Il IN front of Drachman's cigar
) IN the Legal Tender building,
san lay morning about 10 O'Clock.
an aas drunk and proceeded 10
/ gp a sign In front OF the store
Imam demonstrated with him and
Engaged In q lively scrap. Both
xers taken to the city Jail. where
sman vas released on his own
saan,e Neither of the men we're
'olaY and the charge viii prob
y dismissed and Mullin released
Jail. ia
otg, Z konler brought suit In the
- oHrt today against Il. Low
Rhsfd Brady tor $3.50 claimed
% prnmissory note.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
REDUCED RATES NACO AND
RETURN ACCOUNT b{Il-


FIGHT. FEBRUARY -. -. 1862.
For above occasion the Southern
Pacific will sell tickets to Naca and
return. as follows From N2ricora.
S. ~. Phoenix. S. ao, Casa Grande.
$50. Red Rock, x4G5; Tucson. $3.50,
Vail $3.50. Pantano. 3225; NogaIes
$3.50.
Sale Dates, From NoEales. for tram
No II. 23rd inst From other stations
for train No. 10. s2nd inst
Limit Prom Nogales. FebvusTv
23rt. 1909 From other stations. Feb
rtiary 25th. 1909.
Speedy. the Worlds Champion hien
diver, will give exhibitions of his mar
veloas skill AT both fights,
Limit of tickets so arranged that
persons so desiring can see both fights,
For further Information call on or
address G. NJ. Burkhalter, d. +. & +.
A. Tucson.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17

The Leonora Jackson Concert Com
pany appeared last week at Galveston.
Sherman. Dallas. Austin and other
leading Texas cities and drew crowd
ed houses. OF Fellows. the noted tenor,
the Galveston News said: MIR. Fellows
possesses a rich. clear, deep, sweet
tenor and his numbers were enthusi-
astically received and encored." OF
Bauer. the popular German pianist
with Miss Jackson. the same paper
said lie Is genius and well deserved
ne unstinted applause of the entire
audience"
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
INC

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders of
The Eureka Crude OIL Company. will
be held al the Office OF the said COM
pany room 512 Lankershim Building.
corner nj Third ana spring streets.
City OF Los Angeles. county of Los
Angeles. State OF California. on Mon .
day. the third day OF March. 1909, at
ten o'clock a. m. for the election OF
FIVE directors for the ensuing year. and
for the transaction of sucn other bust
ness as may come before them.
HENRY A. GREENE.
Secretary The Eureka Crude Oil
Company.
Dated February IA. 1902.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17

MlNlNG-We are open to act as fiscal
agents in Boston and New England
for the sale of the treasury stock OF
a good mining company. Address
with full particulars, Edward Hedges
& Co. Bankers &. Brokers. 10 Con-
gress street. Boston, Mass.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17

For wedding, birthday and house
hold goods fn sterling silverawre, 1s47
Rogers Bros. goods. watches and
jewelFys call on T.. @. Capo, the
Jeweler, 50 West Congress.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17

Graham Mfg. Co. Sterling Silver
ware and Rogers Bros 1S47 old re-
Bile plated silverware at E. G. Capo's
the JeweIer
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17

The very finest hand-carved leather
toCsiS lii latest design. at prices very
low, at Z. G. Capos.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17

TO do sewing at
home, 81 week. Steady work. All
material sent free. prepaid any
where. Send stamped addressed en-
Fslope for full particulars. Universal
Co. Dept d. Walnut street, Phila-
delphis. Pa
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17

Do you need help? The Citizens
Classified Ads will find the person you
want
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17

ELITE BEAUTY PARL0R. 30 Wes'
Broadway. Treatment Of tho face and
scalp. purifying the complexion. re-
moving wrinkles. stopping the fall
Ing OF hair vapcr baths with al
cohol or oil massage purify blood
and skin. cure rheumatism and ney-
roasness .@-Io4
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17

mot Like Other Men.
The Tucson citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1901-1928, 1902-02-17
BARGAINS.

4 GOOD MAN can secure a half inter
est in 9 money making business .oY
g. 800. For particulars address r. O.
Box laS, Tucson, Arizona s3-tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-18
A Cup Of Hot Coffee.

Roth & Graber, the State-street gro
cery house, have a booth to the left in
the center Of the pavilion with pyra-
mlds of the celebrated Red Ribbon
canned fruits and vegetables. Their
large store down town is very busy
place, but the fair stand is also a cen
ter of attraction, especially for lovers
of good coffee, for this firm are serv-
ing the Gregg Coffee House blend of
Mocha and Java coffee from St. Louis.
Miss Dollie Pierce, Of st. Louis, from the
headquarters of the firm, is demon
strator and she makes a delightful
brew, and takes not a few orders for
delivery about the city. She is a
young lady of pleasing manners, and
takes great pains to instruct ladies'
just how to get the best results from
this brand. The coffee is served with
sugar and cream, and the whole public
Ia invffad tO aamnIa
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-18

A special running race. AZ furlongs,
brought out eight splendid young
horses. Adnoor passing under the wire
first. with Dicon second and Rather
third Time 55H.
Running, - Mile for 2-year-olds, Purse
$50.
The last event OF the afternoon was
the v mile running race for 2-year-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-18
Fine Pear EXHIBIT.

Mr.. Chas. Park. manager OF the
Wallace fruit farm. two miles west OF
Salem, has a display OF 13 kinds OF
pears. grown In Oregon with success,
In one OF our largest commercial or
-chards. These samples are entered
for best display. regarding quality,
and comprise the Winter Nellls, b. s.
Fox. Buerre Bose, p. Barry, Fall But
ter. Doyenne. Bonne de Jersey, Buerre
Clarigaue. Souvenir de Congress, Bart.
lett, Duchesse D'Angouleme. Swans
Orange. Buerre D'Anjou. The samples
shown in this exhibit are perfect spec
linens OF their kind, free from all
blemishes. twig marks, or any trace OF
diseases. The Wallace orchard, under
Mr.. Parks management. is turning on
some large fruit for shipment, and a
large pack is handled by the Salem
cannery.
Success Of Push and Publicity.
Probably the greatest success ever
scored by any firm in IT'S second year
has been accomplished by F. A. Wig.
gins, the agricultural implement man
Of Salem. He has the largest display
In two lines-yehicles and farm ma
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-18
THIS is PORTLAND'S
BIG DAY AT THE FAIR
Two Thousand Visitors from the Metropolis
Are Here - Special Features Mark the
Event - Special Premiums on Live Stock
Were Given

chinery In the latter line he has the
newest things in plows and seeders
harvesters and hullers, separators and
ensilage cutters, all running in full
blast either by steam or electricity
, besides wind-power, which Virgins Sc
cures through his well.worded talk
ing" advertisements in the Salem
newspapers. There are great crowds
at his new machinery hall, and the ed.
ucational value Of such an exhibit can.
not be overestimated IL is good for
the people and good for trade In all
lines to get new ideas from q practical
observation with their own ideas. AL.
together there are IA men employed
showing up the merits of this exhibit.
and that is not slow for 1-yearold in
the business. While Mr.. Virgins has
large display at the state fair his
place of business down town-on Lib.
erty street-has some lines not here
represented-such as bicycles.
The White Sewing Machine.
This standard clothing manufacturer
Is one of the departments in the Wig,
gins machinery house, and is repre-
sented at the fair by a large booth full
Of machines and samples OF work, in
the east wing OF the pavilion. II. s.
Smith, Of Portland, is in charge OF the
exhibit, and demonstrates the good
qualities Of this sterling woman's
helper, and they are many. All the
attachments and supplies for these
machines are shown. and, like every.
thing that Mr. Virgins undertakes, his
sewing machine stock is up to date.
and comprises the latest inventions.
and the newest styles Of cases and cab
inets.
State Fair Notes.
Grandma Taylor's greenhouse fur.
nished the beautiful palms and ferns
to decorate the stage at the pavilion
for the bridal bower. Mrs. Murphy and
her assistants in charge OF the pavilion
worked for several hours TO build a
perfect bower Of greenery. and banked
II with cut flowers In front, and then Il
had to be removed TO make room for
the band. who insisted that the whole
stage had 10 be cleared to make room
for them. so that little remained OF
Mrs. Taylor's large-hearted kindness.
or the labors OF the ladies 10 make the
wedding perfectly beautiful.
The Ladies' Guild. OF the Episcopal
church. have a booth in the east wing
of the auditorium, where they serve re-
freshments.
The Salem Indian school has a dis
play Of textile fabrics, carpets, rugs,
fancy work, inlaid work, culinary pro-
ducts. onions. harness. and other re-
suits OF their labors in teaching the
Indian boys and girls the arts OF civil.
ization. Henry John and Adolph Far.
rell are In charge
The Salem FIGURING Mills Co. and
the CofVallls mills have stacks OF
their product prepared for the market
on display at the pavilion
Tho X-Ray man went out to Judge
the fine stock show. but soon quit. He
found he knew about as much about
cattle as he does about muslc-he
knows a trombone player from a con.
tralto singer.
Salem Day Races.
In the Oregon Stake. trottlng dl.
Vision, for 2-yearolds. Helen Norte
made a mile In 2;26h. the best time
ever made in that class on the Lone
)ak track.