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The Washington times., 1902-09-27

wards: selling. Accolade. 103; Vedas,
100: The Mormon, SO; Margie S., 81;
Regatta 95; Belle Simpson, 100; Luna
Minor. Warner, 80; Peter Duryea, 1O5;
Parole Dor. 1903; Hanan, 100, One
More. 95.
Second race-seven furlongs; selling.
Duella. 1902; Miss Wandelohr, Aransas,
1o7: Prestorian, 1902; Lynch, Palmetto,
1o7: sarchel, 1og; Chandoo, 1O5; Messina,
Herodes, 1O7; Lingo, 113; Moderator, no.
Third race-For -year-olds; SELL
ing: five furlongs. Leila May, 95; Bud
weiser. 100; Caelina. 1O6; Joe Fields, 100; !;
Kings Lady, 1o4; Crutchheld, 100; Hap
py Chappy. 101; Easy Trade, 100; Ma
thilda, 1903; Harry Griffiths, 1O3
Fourth race-Six furlongs; Autumn
Stakes; selling Santa Ventura, 80;
Peaceful, JOG; Jake Weber, "a; Lady
Strathmore, 1903; Buccleuth, 9s:
schwalbe, 1903; Erema, "a; Frank Bell,
1O4 Miss Golightly, 81.
Fifth race-Mile and twenty yards:
selling. Ida Penzance, 105; Tulare, 1O7;
Leenja. 95: Saragamp. 104; Swordsman,
lOI; Onanetta, Us, Marion Lynch, 100;
Morris Volmer, 107; Assessment, 1O4 !;
Jane Oaker, 80; Donator, 100; Tenny
Bell, 1O2.
Sixth race-One mile and twenty
yards; selling. Eleven Bells, 100;
Dandy Jim. 1903: Van Hoorebeke, 80;
Nettie Regent, 95; Lunar, Ill; Red Au-
pie, los; Hucena. 80; Flop, los; King
stelle, 95.
Seventh race-One and three six
teenths miles; selling. Overstreet, 80;
Josie F., SS; w. B. Gates, 107; Menace,
Linden Ella, 9S.
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Fourth race-One and eighth
miles. Blues. 1876; Articulate. 100; Her.
bert. us; Cunard. Royal, 113: Carbuncle.
104: Ethics, Andy Williams, Dixie Line,
100; Par Excellence, 80; Arsenal, 104.
Fifth race-About !. six furlonSs.
Sprinkler, Franklin C.s Michaelmas. 10:
Sweet June, Burning Glass, Merry
Royal, l07; Bondage. no: Sir Trouba
dour. 113; NEEDLE. 107: Harrison. 10;
Rudyard. 107; Lord Turco. Duykark.
Jack o Lantern, B. Doyle, Damon,
Knight of Gold, 10; Lady In Waiting.
107; Attorney, Counterpoise, Earl of
Warwick, no.
Sixth raee-One and one-sixteenth
miles. Destitute. 81; Prince Richard
80; Kilogram, 107; Essene, 95: May j.,
81: The Referee, Shandonfield, 95; Ben
Howard. 105; Trump, 100; Templeton,
107;. The Black Scot, 1O1.
The Washington times., 1902-09-27
BUSINESS MEN TO MEET.

A special meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Business Mems Associa
tion will be held in the association
rooms in the Bond Building next Thurs
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock for the
purpose of outlining the program for the
fall meeting. This meeting is intended
to follow the winding up of the G. A.
r. encampment affairs. with which the
association has been so deeply identi-
fed.
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GOSSIP OF THE TURF,

with an English official regarding the
weight placed on his horse, and con-
tended that although he had run Hugh
Penny race after race without winning.
the handicaper did not take a pound
off his back. Wishard politely asked the
reason therefor. and the Englishman re-
spectfully replied: You have not
wagered yet"
John A. Drake has been the most sue
oessful plunger Of the season. From the
time his colt Wyeth won the American
Derby he has had few losing BETS His
worst meeting was at Saratoga, where,
the bookmakers say, he lost in the
neighborhood of 100000. His largest
single bet was won on Savable in the
Futurity, when he cleaned up $4,000
Rome Respess, the owner of the good
twoyear- old Dick Welles, says he will
match his horse against any two-year-
old in the coantry for $40. 900 side and
let the other fellow set the distance
from an inch to a mile. Respess says
that Savable is not in the same class
with his horse. and declares that he
would like nothing better than to get
match with brakes colt. Mr.. Respess
also says there are no good three-year-
olds in the East, asserting that either
McChesney or Bellies Commoner can
beat anything in this section.
Billy Oliver" well known to Benning
racegoers. will ship his stable OF run.
ners to California this winter. His lot
includes some useful performers among
them All Gold. Lone Fisherman, and
Shark. He will start the horses at
Benning before they go West.
Jockey McCue will ride at the Ben
ming meeting this fall. and will then 60
tc California to ride there.
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Hawthorne Selections.

First race-Serpent. Granny -Chree.
Hargis.
Second race-Ailyar, Pyrrho, Scotch
Plaid.
Third race-senator Morrison, Lord
Touchwood, Arvensis.
Fourth race-Rolling Boer, Ed Adack,
John McGurk.
Fifth race-Aladdin, Scintillant, Cali
ban.
Sixth race-Wing Dance, Sortie, Emma
A. NJ.
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Delmar Selections.

First race-varner. One More. Peter
Duryea.
Second race-Satchel, Lingo, Aransas
Third race-Kings Lady, Happy Chap
py, Easy Trade.
Fourth race-schwalbe. Frank Bell
Peaceful.
Fifth race-Tulare. Leenja. Saragamp.
Sixth race-Kingstelle, Nellie Re-
gent, Red Apple.
Seventh race-W. B. Gates. Josie F.,
Menace.
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olds and upward; six furlongs Echodale
tBattiste), 5 to /, won; Gales CIV. Wat
som. 3 to l. second; Chanterelle
tAdams). 10 to l, third. Time, lis.
Sixth race-For three-year- and
upward; six furlongs. Optimo u. Miller),
3 to 1, won; Guide Rock (Houbre), 8 to 2,
second; The Buffoon tOus), II to l,
third. Time, 1:1S1a.
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The owners of steeplechasers are COM
planning that the jumps at Gravesend
who owns a number of good ''leppers,'
says that had they been higher Glengar
would not have been killed A horse
and rider will both be- more careful In
taking high jump than low one. and
will not race at a high one like they
would at low jump. The jumps at
Benning are among the highest in the
country.
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Selections for Today at Gravesend.

First race-Carroll D., Oclawaha. Aabach
Second race-Rowdy, Draughsman, Silent Friend
Third race-Plater. Wild Thyme, Sparkle Esher.
Fourth race-Blues Herbert, Royal
Fifth race-Attorney. Harrison, Earl of Warwick.
Sixth race Kilogram, The Black Scot, B. Howard.
The Washington times., 1902-09-27

A well-known owner was complaining
the other day that the handicaper
piled too much weight on his horse; that
the performances OF the animal did not
justify it. Enoch Wishard thereupon re-
lated an incident that occurred in Eng
land in connection with his old horse
Hugh Penny. Wishard had an argument
The Washington times., 1902-09-27
The Buffalo Derby next year will be
worth $4,000.

Harry Spencer. the well-known jockey
will be seen in the saddle at the To-
rcuto meeting, which begins today. He
will return in time to ride at Morris
Park
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The horses comprising the stud of
Charles A. Reed will be shipped from
Tennessee to New York next week, there
the stallion st. Blaise. which cost Mr..
Reed 100000 at the sale of August Bel
mont's horses few years ago. The
horse has sired many winners since he
has been in the stud. but of late years
has not been as successful as formerly
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Delmar Entries.

Delmar Entries.
ST. LOUIS, NO.. Sept. 26.-Entries at
Delmar tomorrow:
First race-One mile and seventy
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Boys Hats.

Bows Blue Cloth and Fancy Cashmere Golf
Caps popular shape; regular 35c kind 1 QC
Boys Fur Felt Soft Hats. in Panama and Fedora
shapes: these are the shapes for the II mn
boys; regular s1.50 grade for lew
Bows. Rob Roy" Yacht Caps and Tams; the
regular price you know everywhere is 75c. Spe enc
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Attractions in the New "Boys' Store >

FL
Evethi eBow now
OF compl
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Land once At Woodward. r

Aug ~ sS's.
Notice 10 herc''v ssvcR that the foliowIns
nRmcd ssiisrs save Alcd notice oS their In
tcntisn "a make Anal proof In support OF thcis
slsim and that said proof slll he made before
Chas q Tsnnehiii Judge Of the probasc court
In Aad for Beaver county. T.. or In case Of
his absence thin b. fore CorthA ksgay clvSk
of SAID court at Bcavcr . Oh Sep: "a ,oos
viz;
jennie Mspls, ia yssb for she Lots and =.
sex swk. s~K sen Bee '9. T N. Il 20 ECM
ake Names che bllowins witnesses W prov,
Aer continuous rcsiA0nos upon and cuitra'
tls0 OF said laaa via:
Or,pni Bender. jobs Marshsl'. Riverside.
Okla. Rishmsad Boren, Gesrse 7. Whitaker
Custer. Okla
Also Eva u Wells, HA se7 fer the wv swk
s.es 4, N. X 40 Eand Lot =. swk nck Sec .
rs n. II az ECM
Also Joe MARTIN, IN ESQ Ter the ~ uek. Nv
| y mex. psA bwk. See iS , N, y ECM
TAcy nane the following Witnesses to prov'
| their cont kiuoHs ressicAse upon aud csltiN
tion q sad lsid vin;
| Gcoyxc T whittaAsr, Doe Martin. Clinton
Couch. Chsvies n swasall. RisAmond BDrsn
sil OF Gust, n Okla
vir., pub. s-a is.
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A Company Forming TO Mako
Beaver County Blossom az
a Roeo.


woodward, Ok Sept. "A CON-
p'"y |" organizing >" os'ab'"a 't
make Dc'Vcr county one Of the mos
pop"''ns and productive parts Of ok'
i'h"'n". Beaver county a. THIS time J.
10 Red ufo" as almost va'ue'eas fo'
"g'' ofn'a purposes being 'n the sem :
a''d f'g'o" OF tho west. aud oc'ur' q
mott! ny ra't'emen' Is rang ha'
be n''eu Tor years because OF It's nn-
'nt'o"S ana un'"''i"g g'a'ses lh'
c"no'y lies "es' o' tue ioo u p'r'd'"0
"' ""s'n'e wl'ch PAGES " IN "e area
embraced ~ Tie national irrigation law
ne c'mPanS sp"s'n 81 proposes U"
Pu' se'''efs On Tue on"ecul'eh "' m
Stead 'a"o'' "n" 'h' u '"'uco the gov
e'""e"' !" o""u fe'''V IT'S ior the
storage oil W" :" 'or ir''gaoos pu'p -
e..
Iha' the reservoirs could be built
'"o The lana irrigated successfully IL
not doubted by the promoters. Bea-
yer county slopes rom west 10 east, as
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Mc0innis Captured.

60, =, D,, !,
"".e'. .''" ""' '''-Pe'
''" '"' -" "'e o"'u' .'u""s'
nuS','' 'i"' was e'p'u,eu a. .''e'.,, :.
r"u'''y' 'eP''"o''' o'", "y '"e''
''oo' a'' ''Pa' "".' "'"e
M'''""' s''s' e.''"s "eA'e' "e"'
"o'" 'o"" nA"o"' N""S's' ""
tue h''s oo'"eeh mere a'o '"ere nc mel
. man 10 wagon ana RODE some dis
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Lasd once q Wood ussd. o. r

Aus. T. 1909
Notice 10 hereby gives ,hn, the fellowiss
named settlers have aied notice ofthsir In.
tsniios 10 make anai proof In support Of the
cla,m and that said proof will bs made be-
fore the Register and Receiver, Of The U \
LAad Once at woodward. o. 7. on Sept,
~ 1909. wins
ChariesA Hand. of Gate. o. r. IA No ,s,.
for lots and Z. Sec. >. r N. n % ECM.
lie namc. the following Witnesses; joel e
Murphy. John A. Bic,iermsn. Of Gate. q. r.
wiillsm n. G. Gabbcrt aud John McCoycrn, o.
Cline. q. T.
LII ieJ. Duny. OF Cline, o. r.. HA No. Sal
r,hc ~ nwK. ~ mex. Sec "a. r. ~. n a
LCM.
SHE names the following witnesses; Joel
Murphy. John A. BicdcrmsD. Of Gate. y. T.
william N. e. Gabbcrt and Jshp McGovcrn
Of Ciinc. U. =.
F,D. HEALr. Register.
First pabitsheI SD ioO2.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that the ad.
dress or Whereabouts Of the heirs OF
J. W. Smith, deceased, is not known,
When las, heard from they were resid-
eng in Missouri. Information whicl,
will lead to their whereabouts should
he comm unicsted TO
I. p. BEAIDwooD, Admr.
Beaver, y. T.
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Land once st wsod " ard %. r..

July, ~ ty0s,
Notice is hereby given that the fol iowir Z
named settler have ni"d notice of their inter .
ti,n to make hnAi prosf IN support of their
claim. nnd that said proof will be made be-
fore charles q. Tsnnshiil. Probate Judge In
and for Beaver county. or in case Of his an.
ssnce then before Csrths Ksgay, clerk
Of said court At Beaver, o. T., on Sept 81
1902 via:
John T. Shore ia iI', { 2 the ~ mex. ~
nwH. See i4.r.N. II a. ECM
Also Catherine p shore. ia 1859 for the ny
sex. ny swA Sec IS. T4N,R q ECM
They name the following witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon aud culti-
| walton al, said lands, via;
Joe iianliu. walter n DaRlc'son. Ira 9 VIII
son, John Lie, OF Beaver. Okla
.. ID. HEALy. Register
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r. + Kelly. Clerk.
John W. savage, Deputy.
tscai i,
Land Once at Woodward. .. T

Land Onice at Woodward, %.
Aug 9 iy02
No'ice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has nied notice of his In
tcpiiop To make nnsi proof In support Of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be.
fore r.. +. Kelly. clerk OF the district
court Of Beaver county. Oklahoma Territory
and In case OF his absence then bcf,re the
deputy disirict clcrk. at this ONCE OF
CLERK. At Beaver, Oklahoma Territory, on
Sept. 90. i9es, viz:
william J. Andrus. Of Custer. o. T.. HA No.
$50, for the nh seX . nd M swk. SEQ. -. TIP.
, n. re, ECM.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF SAD land, viz:
Alfred l.. Fosh, =. Marion Fosher. Alfred Il.
TIT and william X. DoMoss all Of Cline. o. I
7. d. IlEALr, Register.
FPs-si
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Land once o, Woodward. %. T.,
As,.. - reSs.


Aug ss loOs
Notice 10 hereby given that the Allowing
named settler has nied notice oS his In
tention to make anal prssf In suppor, ol
10 claim and that said rroof viii be
made before V. r. Kelly, clerk oSthc Dis
trict Court OF Beaver eons'y. d. r., aud ID
case of his absence. before John W. Savage
his deputy, At Bs aver, Oklahoma Territory
on Oct. 10 i9os viz;
Henry Crees. OF Custer. q. T IA 800. FOL
the eK nwK. ~ mex. sse TAN, R9E EcM-
lie names the following wnnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cxisiyatio,
ofsaii lands. vixt
Richard Bsren. Robert J.. Carr CAaycs
Ford. Norvsi W. Earl. OF Custer. Okia.
Ed HsALr, Register.
FP0-& Up 10 3
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For Delegate of Congress.
HOV. B. s. MCGUIRE.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Probate Judge,
@. u. TANKEBILL.
For Clerk.
Il. J. CnILcoTr.
For Treasurer,
For Sheriff,
M. II. BIBBs.
For Sup'. Public obstruction,
Mas. Cora HUBBARD.
! JoHS BArEaAs.
Fr Coroner
GEORGE WEBB.
tor Surveyor,
q. N. GARDSER.
FS Attorney
GEoR0E II. HEALY.
for Commissioner Ist District,
&C. GRAsHAM.
For Com missioner "a District,
X. NJ. RizLEY.
FOR Com missioner Sd District.
JvHN SKELLY.
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I.aud Once at Wood ward, OF,

Aug IL lOG.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice Of their listen
tion TO make 6ual proof 10 support Of their
claims and that said proof vii, b made be-
fore Charles y Tsnnehili, Probate Judge In
and for Beaver County, OF, or In Ne ab.
ssncs then before Cor,ha Ksssy. Clerk Of
said Court, st Beaver. o 7, on Sep, 90 ls0s
via.
John Trsugott Mirtschin. ia ,'6s n'r the ck
sex scc 10. ~ swX Soc 81. T,N. Il 24 ECM.
John J. 6oeixinscr. Ma ,i11 for the nek nox
S c Ia. M nwk, nwK mex Bee u. T n a =
They name the following Witnesses to prove
their continuous residspcs upon and ealrva.
tion Of. said 'aud, viz:
John w. webb. Charles r. Brown Adam
walters. Thomas Inflow. Of Beaver. T.
y ID. HxALy. Register
III e-s
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Do you contemplate putting in any
wind mill.P Bolin 4 Brown, Liberal
Kansas, always carry a complete line Of
wind mill timbers aud tank stuff. also
fence posts and wire. See them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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Land once at Woodward. OF

Land once st Woodward, OF
Jsly 20 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named ssitlsr has died notice Of bis In
tantion 10 make Ansl prsof is support Of
his claim and that said proof will be made
fore the Register ard Receiver a. the v. .
Lsnd once. woodward. q. T., on Sept ~
iob, Wis;
Fredrick Il. Hsvice, of Ensiewood. Ks, HA
No ,l7s for tho ~ swk. sec 2, M nwX. Sec ~
TAN. Y ~ ECM
lie names the follow Ing witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and csl,iva-
tion Of said lands VS.,
Alexander J Dickson. John A Bicdcrman
James n Price. OF Date. Okla. eauuei PsIce
Of Ashland, Kans
I'D Heaiy. Register.
FPS
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Murder Committed Near Kenton.
A tragedy occurred down the river
35 miles, last Friday. Joe Watkins,
who lives ~ miles east Of here was
sho, twice, and killed by Dee Craven, .
neishbor. The trouble which led up
10 the killing, has been tIe~iup for two
or more years, over the management of
school affairs. The reccp, levy did
no, suit Mr., Watkins, Il seems, and be
vas 10 the house OF Mr.. Craven when
shot. Mr.. Craven states that be was
abusing him, and he could stand the
abuse no longer. Both men were Of
good standing and have families, and
the affair Is par,ieulsrly sad on this ac-
count. Ms Craven gave himself up to
deputy Shsrin Cochran aud had . hear
ing here Saturday before 'SquiSsu BAL
ls,d, sua was losni -
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CONTEST NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT. or THE INTERIOR
Ir sand Odtce. woodward, %. T..


u. S. Land onicc. Woodward. OF
AsGus'. ~ ssos
A suIncient contest afhdsvit having bves,
nlcd In this ofncc By John Hopps. orssessantl
against Homestead entry No s%s, mad sept
9, ,sss. for the mex SEQ ..T,S, Rs EcM bJ
susan Ford, deceased, contestec. IN whicA U
"a alleged tnat said susan P,ri. dsssassdl
never established rcsideucs ON said tract.
wholly faiied IN reside thereon and cultivate
the same ~ required by hw; ,hst siIs her
heirs. consisting of Mrs.. libby Sullivan. Elm.
nett Ford aud n A F,r,i are Ros- rcilasnts Of
OF said heirs s5,ly abandosed ssiA
tract OF isuo> er resided sher ,on or
cultivate, the same. ~ rsQ,,iscd
by law, ID prc than SIX Dssii -
rrec.djp mis- sfAisvii that said
susan y lied upoU Vi Lsact
withu,s examined the lAst;
,L~ 70 wss not due 10 he's
ymy. navy or Inssrina
stes during any war In
% was engaged ssid
lYhed to appear. resposd
lsiuhiss said allegation sl
opt, q. 1909. bssOrs u. p
10 absence before Joku
:. st Beaver, o. o.. and
iii 10 held at 10 e'clsck .
Aassa be2ors the nsgis'eI
= y. = Land oaosis Wood
Etngin . proper a.
-. sst foslh -
u isenes ps1
~ u,HAe,
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EAST BUuND.
lea 'cs Eu2icw ,od o:Sba ~:
Leaves Ashland J:Os =. ~.
J leaves Mui,nne ''jop. M.
Ar~i YES st wichita z:so y. IN.
WEST BOUND.
1..avs = wichita 1'IoR. m.
leaves Muivane ss; ~. ~.
Leaves Ash'an, 3:J5 y m.
Arriv - nj Enpiewoni Gasp m.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


Fy Probs,. Judge,
II. ID. MKEsE.
Iyr County Clerh,
FRsp &. TRAcy.
fYr County AttosSry,
y. X. WKi9uT.
For Sheriff,
}. l. EaBERr.
~ C.sssy Treasurer,
u. ". q. PUTnAx.
Hos 6upt. u Pebble Iu-li ue,ion,
MISS ELLA BAKER.
yss ssrvsyos,
S. A. W. EAsLEy.
yss csso.r. -
LAwasHcs
- A-s..es
s*--'-.:,
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MISSOURI
PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

u. O. Towssssd, q. P. at. A, &c
Louis, Mo-, Chas. 4. S,'lss, A. @. p
A., Kansas City, Mo.
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Land ONCE st Woodward, o. T

I.aad onics st Woodward, OF
July. is. 1909.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settlers have nisd notice Of their IN.
i.niion 10 make final pro In support OF
their claims and that sad proof win be made
before the Dbtrict Clerk IN and for HEAVIER
county or In his absence before his deputy
Beaver y Z. on september "a. isoa. VIZ
Harry stephensan ~ I.sverne. -
,o'o Tor lots nllsl
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Liquor Notice.

ls hereby given that James A. Ulen
igiiIlon 10 sell ut retail
kauors on lot O.,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-06
EASTER IS EARLY.
Falls on March 30-Movable Feasts Un-
 usually Early.

Falls on March S0--Movable Feasts Un-
 usually Early,
 Easter in 1902 is coming unusually early-March 30. As this dates all the movable feasts, they, too, will fall early. Thus Ash Wednesday will occur Febru- ary 12: Ascension day May 8; Pentecost ten days later, and Corpus Christi May go. It will thus be seen that some three weeks before midsummer a greater part of the ecclesiastical year, in respect at least of the important feasts. will have passed. It will be difficult to have flowers for holy week and Easter, but a little forethought will solve the pro- blem.
 For the benefit of those who are in- terested in such things the dates of Easter for the next ten years are sub- joined: 1892, March 30: 1903 April 12; 1904, April 3; 1905. April 23; 1906 April 15; 1907 March 31; 1908, April 19; 19O9 April Il; 1910, March 27; 1911, April 16
 Easter is always the first Sunday af- ter the fourteenth day of the calendar moon, which fourteenth day) falls on or next after the Fist day of march, ac- cording to the rules laid down for the const ruction of the calendar so that if the fourteenth day happens on Sunday, Easter day is the Sunday after.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-06

prize is offered, consisting of silver loving cup to the team winning first place. All prizes will be appropriately inscribed.
 The relay race is open to every com- pany of infantry, Light battery, caval- ry troop, Machine Gun section, Signal section, Naval division and Governors Guard company of the state. Each team will consist of four men, each of whom will run one-quarter mile.
 Entry blanks will be sent to the diff ferent organization commanders short ly.
 The entry fee for individuals will be fifty cents for one event, and twenty five cents for every other. The entry fee for each team in the organization events will be one dollar for each event.
 These games are to be strictly anna teur and confined to the c. N. G. and G. G. Any entry by any one known to have performed any act of professional ism will not be received. Each entry must be countersigned by the officer commanding the organization to which the contestant belongs, showing that he is actually an active member of such organization.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-06

the wants of the city Twenty years ago was a good time to purchase the water works, and he was then one Of those who favored it. To-day the cir cumstances are entirely different, and the city would have to pay $6,OO0,0O0. Are we ready to put q mortgage of S6O on every person in New Haven? It had been stated that some cities which owned their WaterWOrks made $1I0000 Der year on them. He believed that New Haven could do the same if the WaterWorks had been purchased when the price was less, but he didn't be- lieve that the city could make profit on the price it would have to pay now. He thought that the thirty year con- tract was good one.
 Concerning proposed reductions in water rates and the discussion con- corning the proposed water contract President Whitney yesterday made public the following statement, which was read at the meeting last night:
 Tn the pending discussion over the making of a new contract between the city and the Water company, many misstatements have been made as to the effect of the new schedule of rates proposed by the New Haven Water company as part of the continuing con- tract As this part of the contract is probably the most important feature to the individual private consumer I feel called upon to clear up the matter and to state, in behalf of the Water com pany that the new schedule of rates does not in any one instance increase the present rate to the private com sumer. As was pointed out in Exhibit A attached to my formal letter of Jan uary il, 1902, many substantial reduc- tions will be made under the proposed schedule.
 'The family sink rate for a one fam fly house is reduced from $500 to $500 irrespective of the number in the fam fly or the size of the premises occu- pied. So long as it is occupied by but one family, the sink rate is 8.
 'If there are set tubs or bowls used on the premises occupied by one fam fly, there is an additional charge of 50 cents The number of tubs or bowls or both makes no difference-provided they are in a house coupled by one family, the charge of 90 cents covers the use of all.
 The new rate, therefore. for a one family dwelling having sink. set tubs and bowls, will be s5.50 as against s6 under the old contract.