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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
WRESTLING.
Parker Ready to Match Mcleod Against
Fleming jenkins to Meet Carroll.

Harvey Parker who has Just I'D M
week AZ - Louis. seems eager 10 come
Fast and meet some Of the foreign cham
pions" To 1HE SuN Parker writes: There
is one man who deserves all that j. said about
him. He is Dan Mcleod lie Is in the
level aud in my opinion the greatest IN the
business To show how much faith | have
in his rrowess | will back him for q Gao
against jenkins or any other wrestler in
America. ! will wager. too. that Mcleod
can throw Piening I'VE times III one hour
AT any styl.
Tom Mcinsrnry. the Irish heavyweight
champion, " III shortly get n chance to show
his provr~s against Charley Wittmer. the
Cincinnati GrHco- ottoman expert Mcln"r
n"y's def to Wittmor has been taken NJ
hy III" latter who SAYS that IL the Irishma n
agrees to come To- Cincinnati hc will take
him Oh McInprnsy has consented TO ar
range ~ match
Word comes from Lima. Ohio to Tive effect
that Bohhy Reakes wants To wre~tle any
man IN the business AZ 30 pounds AZ catch
as-cHtch-can style ReakeS also has n
young wrestler whom he desires to match
with any l95 pounder His name is Hall
finger and no j. professionally known A. the
Flying Dutchman
DESPITE his defeat at tn" hands Of Jim
parr. Gouthier, the hie French wrestler from
Montreal intends to stick to the game and
has issued challen 90 10 meet onv of the big
men for heavyNeiG ht honors AZ GrRco- Roman
style
Man Wiley of Rochester. who lately turned
professional. has gone TO the Pacific Cons,
and has been matched to meet Joe Acton
next month AZ san Francisco Wiley sHvs
that he will return Fast in January ready for
a match with Walter Willoughby of BnFalo
Tho championship match between Tom
jenkins and Joe Carroll of ireland has been
Clinched and the contest is To bo decided
in Madison Square Garden Concert Hall.
this CITY, on Nov 25 The purse is 81 600
The contest is hest two In three falls under
! Catch-as-"atCh-cl can rules.
Inc representatives of George Rothner
and John Pening have arranged 70 have
| the match between the pair decided in public
| The men will come together in Grand Central
| Palace on Nov 81 FioninG will try 10 throw
! Rothner four times In an hour Rothncr's
| friends are betting that Piening will not
| secure one fall IN the hour. Tie style is to
be catch -as-catch- can
Mike McGarvev won tie i35-pourd cham
pionship Of the Pacific Coast last saturday
night from Kid O'Brisn. The bout was at
catch-as-catch-can. and McGarvey won two
| falls out of three
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
GRy MILLING tBOtT DtSHTEL.
Princeton Does No, Want Him to On,cietr
In Her big Games ANY More,

PRINCETON, Nov IL princ"ton's foot In Il
players cane ont Of saturdays struggle With
out any serious in iuri"- only words Of pra ise
are heard her" for IN. showing of the team.
and although the defeat l. of 'ours" a hard
pll for Nassau's supporters. Yet on tho whole
they regard the season n n successful one.
Starting almost without any foundation, the
Ornug" and Black turned out n team which
not only defeated Cornell and Columhl In u
decisive manner. but gave Yale mighty
tusslc. and Princeton men ar" proud of II
The only serious complnint her. about yes
terday's contest Is IN regIrd to Umpire Dash
iols rulings The Princeton loot ball inep
ar" willing TO overlook his pensl7ing Of Yale
for holding IN the line, hut II l. iii.Red he
allowed Shevlin. the Blues end. to deliber-
atclN "Trip Ia Wis when Davis started down
the field in pursuit Of Chadwi. X on the h,t.r's
second sprint for u touchdown
DHshiels services IN tho Sale-Prin cot on
contests for the last three or four wears Ma We
been very satisfactory TO tho Orange and
Rlack IT.. feeling is 50 strong against
bt-hiel here now that II is practically certp in
that Princeton will never consent to have him
oNlCG'e At another CHAMP ship contest in
which abe takes part
The elect ION OF captain for next year viii
be held thiS week II j. said that Davis will
no. acc pit the post again, although he viii he
the unanimous choice OF the players In On so
Of his refusal either D"Wi't or Henry viii
h. elected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
The Naria's Exciting Experience.

Vice. Commodore Frederick G. Bourne's
steam yacht Maria. which WAS badly damaged
recently IN gale while on her way to this
port from lila sgow is at Queenstown The
lGchhlG world OF Nov. q. says,
The eype ricncc which she came through recently
was even more trying than th' nrst reports In : +
catcu, Tho violence 81 the storm may he st /.
mated from the fact that the mammoth liner Cc'i'
remained IN shelter for seventeen hours. waiting
III 1t would moderate Aboard the Marta. when
tho gale was al It's worst II was Impossible to stand
against tn" fury OF the wind and the men en- ploycd
on deck all required few turns OF q line round
them to enable them to keep their place anu to
prevent them being blown bodily overheard. NJ
one stage tho propeller was running sixty rcyu
l4tonS a dangerously high speed In The sea which
wa running and Vet the yacht had srarcc way
enough to keep her head TO wind During tho
fur days they were battling against the storm
there was not bite ~ warm food for any one
aboard, and the nine pumps which were kept going
were not SUFFICIENT to deal with all the water phic h
found It's way aboard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
One taste convinceS
KORN-kRISp
It's the latest and best
~ eepstakes Pool Tournament.

The quest ion Of who is really the best pro-
fessional pool player for money in America
seems about to be settled in tho proposition
of Clarence r. Green who Will hold n sweep
stakes tournament next month In the Mon
tauk Academy. Fulton street, BROOKLYN
For this event Green proposes that the players
deposit s2j each on making an entry and he
will add s?no. all of which j. To be divided Int %
five priZc~ nj $3.50, Sl?5. 500 $50 and So
The tourney Will be limited to ten pla vers
and n preliminary contest may he held to
select the ten who are III" best Those who
do not compete IN the main event viii receive
back their entrance money Two games
Of l?5 points Will be played each night OF the
tourney.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
o. .OOO for Contest Between Doherty and
Gardiner.

On the arrival Of Bill Dohertv. the Aus
tralian heavyweight champion, in this
country ne will not want for N engagement
There comes an oter from the San Francisco
4 G. Of 5000 for a 2O-round contest
between George Gardiner Of Lowell and
poherty Ed Holman. on behalf OF the Cali
fornia Club says his or anization will he
ready to hold the combat in January. Sam
Fitzpatrick. Doherty's manager, has been
not fled OF the offer and says he will accept
Doherty is due TO arrive at San Francisco
In about two weeks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
NEWS or THE WHEELMEN.
Trust" and independent Makers Combin.
Ing To Raise Prices.

An effort is being made. which there is
every reason to believe will be successful.
10 get all the bicycle manufacturers together
once mor. IN "a - Operative association and
raise prices for 1904 all around " began
with IA" indepsI d nj makers. II was
realized that the trust" being in a state Of
reorganization. was producing little that
old stoCksare well cleaned up and there would
be short supply next year. meeting,
called by George Pierce. an independent
maker, was held in Cleveland on Nov. 3 on
Friday and saturday adjourned sessions
were held At the Waldorf Astoria, and at
th,s meetings Col \ \. Pope and X /
Coi.man. receivers ~ the American Bicycle
Company, were present and Joined forces
with the independents to the extent Of agree
ing to the formation Of permanent national
association Of manufacturers and 90 an in
crease in the prices of jobhinn wheels
II is understood that a raise i'll the prices
Of all grades is being considered. The meet
ings mere secT", and nothing was wa, given out
has been Cleaned from few who would
talk a little The biggest firms in the coun-
try were represented at the sessions in New
York Another meeting Is to he held this
week.
Bobby" Walthour the winner OF the six
day race of last year has a broken collar
bone and probably will not be seen in the
contest this winter This will afford chance
1897 new hc 10 ma Nh sna ca,aste vi"
the sprint programme of the Saturday night
before the start. when Bald will race Kramer
ns bS and nq hsy viii
arrive here With him on Wedne sday The
names of the foreigners were cahled TO p. T;
kSssr Sfn ana Bs.Sn IcG sSa
finger I.ostens and Barasaun and Darra-
gon and Breton. With the execution OF the
strangers here. hut all are among the first
flight OF Europe's distance riders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
Gymnastics and Athletics At Montcia,r.

MoSTCLAIR, y j. Nov. ioThe first an
nual tournament Of gymnastics. indoor ath-
le,ics and basketball began al the Mont ella ir
Y VI e. \ last night.
rs Yard Dash--Won by 4. Calder: Joseph Calder.
second. r. Magic, third.
standing BROAD Jump-Won by J. calder: L.
Calder. second; c. Usher third. Distance, o feet
inches
Parallel Bars Won by 4. Calder: J. Calder sec
ond; u. Stuart and &. Soule tied for third place
There was also n basketball game One
team was captnined by n stuart and
the other by J. Mills. Stuart's team won.
20 to !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
Pat Dineen Wins Six Days Go-as., ou.please
Race,

Pat Dineen. the long distance walker Of
Boston. won the six-day's go-as-you- plea SO
race at Industrial Hall. Philadelphia. which
ended last Saturday night He covered
SIS miles. and failed to equal the record Of
jS2 miles. held by Pat Cavanaugh Tom
Howarth OF Philadelphia was second with
sos miles George Cartwright. the veteran,
was third. covering 50i miles and Hegleman
Click. Tracey. Golden. Shelton Davis and
Craig finished in the order named
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
spike" sullivan TO Fish, Bill Chester In
England.

Spike" Sullivan's stay in England has been
prolonged The Irishman has signed articles
to box Bill Chester in i5-round bout
for $3.50 a side, open TO $500. before the club
offering the best inducement The contest
ants have agreed to weigh In al | o'clock
on the day OF the battle. which l. to be held
in or before the first week in December
The weight Is l38 pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
Yale Men Lose Weight In Princeton Game.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov ia The Yale
Varsity team did not return to New Haven
this evening. as originally planned. IN, in
stead went on trip M the Hudson The
squad will visit tn" home of 4 n Cochrano.
an old Yale athlete and football coach. ~
Hastings-un-th hudson. and will remain
there until Tuesday Assisian, Manager
Miller made this statement tonight
While ! believe the men will all he in con-
day. they we're we'll tired out by yasterda V =
game Every man on the squad lost from
ten To twelve pounds. which tells forcibly
the nsrceness Of the struggle with the Tigers
While IN Hastings IT is planned TO give the
men light signal practice. but for the most
part they will have n complete rest and II il
hoped the change of air and scenery will
benefit them. The men who were taken on
OF tho game on Saturday were removed
simply 10 save them and not because they
were in iured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17

100 opponents. ~ syracuse. tIs opponents 81
Amherst. iA oppoi cntS. IS Williams al: or.
ponents. i,i. wesleyan. CO. opponents. iss. Buck
nell. AS. opponents II. Georgetown. ~: oppo
nenis, q. West Point. iSs opponents. 20 Annap
oils ~: opponents, - Michigan $50. opponents
q. Mlnnesota ?t2 opponents o. Chicago 23s
opponents. q. Lehieh, 100, opponents, 81 Dick
lnson. -. opponents. as Franklin and Marshall
27o; opponents. IS. Pennsylvania State. iss. on.
ponentS. - Dartmouth ~? opponents 81 New
York University, rs. opponents 81. ursinus 1874.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
Lively Gaelic Football a, Celtic PARK

A spirited game of Gaelic football was
played yesterday at Celtic Park between
tie young Irelands and Centrals. Both
teams showed good deal Of ceverness in
drbbling and punting and at TIE end Of tho
first half the score was a tie both sides la van q
made two points In the remaining half
final result being Young lrelands 5 points
Centrals, points, p. j Conway was the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
Indoor Baseball.

The Norwich A c team OF Norwi ch. Conn.
and the Twenty second Regiment gincers
nine PLAYED In the armory Of the latter Sixty
eighth street and Broadway. last Saturday
night The visitors put up a good game
M to the seventh inning. but in the last two
innings the National Guard>men had every
thing their own way. winning by score Of
~ To,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
Jockey Maher Sails for New York This week
Special Cab,. Despatch 10 THE Sry.

SpfctH Cnhe D'spntCh 70 THE SIN
LONDON, Nov. H.. Danny Maher. Il o
American jockey, who has had aivery'src-
oessful season in England. will sail for New
York next Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
How ling Notes.

Tn" handicap men again had the hest Of II in
IN" duck pin tournamcn, AT the Crescent \ { Of
BROOKLYN on saturday night. n y Garter, with
an allowance OF W pins won n'St ptiI', and =. E
Page, with an allowance Of ~ pins won second
prilc, There NcI" tvcn'N four con pc t.tor>
rhr executive con- mit"e Of the RIupkINn CATHOLIC
benevolent lcglon has lie idrd against - MAlAChy
councils team ior pH' NJ 'N. ringers" and
Nil rSpel IT," council Nlr.ii u IAN 20 present tye
eligible players N 10, u,N ,C."dg!cl series
SATURDAY rign'H game. tr -" hra1Aiyu IN-n'y.
siNlh Ward touInhT'ui resulted IA al even break
fnr ih' Parkway ami Imperial teams
tIRsl GAMy
=, PARKWAY kNd'hL 20. Pa.lllps, ijI: Clark. ia;
RAifAolme. 80 n Rddc.sNT. lse Total ssa Z
Imperial Bodman, t.; W'ne-. ip Herr.ny
ii1. i T'"d"ran las Davis ieo Totsl so?
SECOND oAME
Parkway Rvidlhl i3. Phillips, iss: Clark Ii2.
Psr'holme, ias' n. Ridderhor. iiS' Total. Isl
lmHernl Rodman Y Miller. 40. Herring,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17

At Equitable Park Yesterday the Knckrrhocker
+. {. defeated the Gfcennpint \ &. hy a scotc
Of ~ 70 q
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o8NOTIOlAS Q So o

Anoche proxlnamente las doce, sntieron
los veclnoS de la Gale de Tetuln (sitio com
prendldo reclAto del Teatro) unos gritos 8 pc
nlaoS de IN nlllo recien nacido. Avisada Que
Tue Ia polc1a Sc constituyo en- el luear del su-
ceso y Observation el excremento de un niflo.
Pero sin aparecer este.
Mas tarde practice acompafIada del Tnez
Bazan un 1ninucioso registro en- Ia casa mime
10 % de Ia reterlda calle, encontrando en- el
inirador dc dicha casa una mia, como de tres
nolaS de naclda. al parecer matada violenta-
mehte, por los golpes que en- varias parties del
cuerpo presentaba.
fudose averlguar, que la nina recien ma
cloa era MIA de la slrvienta de la mencionada
casa, sIponIendoSe fuese su madre Ia autora de
.an horrendo crlmen; pues seg1n referentia de
los dlenos de la casa, dicha sirvienta Sc encon-
traoa en- clnta proxima al parto; Y que ocurri6
este hecho encontrandoSe los sefIores de Ia casa
en- el bale del Casino EspafIol.
- hoy sale para Caguas, de donde Sc
gu!fa vlaJe otros pueblos de la Isla. nuestro
estlmado amigo don Angel Rivero. Su viaie
tlene Por obJeto propagar las excelentes bebidas
caroon1cas que tabrica, en- IA acreditada casa de
La Pequefia Anti la" Gel Polo Norte".
Nuestro amigo recorrera todos los pueblos
de este F0-0'
~ Aver fueron curados cuatro incivi-
duos en- ell cuarto de socorro
**"* Hay 49 detenidos en- ell Dep6sito
municipal. ''''0
= *** Recomendamos a las autoridades de
ronoe que tengan mucho cuidado con una cosa
que Sc llama L. Aguerrevere.
/ Farce que tienc hidrofobia.
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So IDAS III ES.A
SSee1@@7 Sc
~ ) ) g Gl q Ggi$lIalli$nio 9 6
. W~s@azG@S%@~~@
Santa Leocadia, Vfrgen y Martir.

Naci6 en- Ia ciudad de Toledo, de padres
mobiles cris.janos. Dotada de todas las bri-
llantes prendas en- que iundan SIT principal me
TITO las de su sexo, nidguna cosa tenia attractive
para ella sino el retro. Ira mirada como I'm
prodigio de taiento de virtu1, sd modestia
inspiraba veaeraci6a y reSpeto. No pudiendo
Daciano reducirla Ia lorac6n de los fdolos,
la hizo m0ler pal0s del modo mas inhurnano.
Mando despu6S encertarla Ell un horri le Gala
oozo, donde pasaba en- oraci6n los dias las
lloches, prehrlendO aqueila nlazuorra 4 los mas
deliciosos y magnlfcos paacios de 1nundo. Ali
txpiro esta inslgne heroina q dia de Dcienl-
bre, a-lo de 3o5. Celebrando San Ildefonso Ia
fiesta de Santa LeOcadia con el rey Recesvinto
} toda su corte en- Ia baSllila donde essaba Sc
llltada, sali6 del sepulcro la santa martir di-
Ae1do al sanIo r-e-ado oh ldefonso Dor ii
we Ia gloria dc nj SelIora a Virgen Maria"
+ I Ia invasion sarracena faG lleyado su santo
e. erpo Fiandes, de donde Sc tras,ado 4 Tole-
10 en- tempo de Felipe II, aho de 1857.
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Pablo lose Asencso

Este es ell nombre de un angel que ha su-
DIDO al ciclo, dejando entristec,do un hooar
II La angelical criatura ha muerto Fl dfa (
,dtl corriente, en- Santurce.
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Excursion q la Cdlebra

El vapor 'San Juan" hari un viaje de ex-
cur ion la CulebrA, el dfa I3 Ia del actual
para presenciar las naniobras navales que ten
draa lugar en- aquellas aguas. ST Sc reune TN
ntin gro suiciente de pasajeros, Sc haran dos
vlaj@s Los billetes cos.aran $40 cada uno, VI
los venderal los agsntes de Ia
New York and Pc, to Rico SIS. C.ol
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GOMERGIOY NAVEGACION
Revista operaciones practieadas hoy.

La carga que para este puerto condujo ei
vap: amer. san Juan" proccdcuie de New Or
leans eS IA sigUienie. Dooiey Smith CO. oco
SIS arroz so bis tocino Gonzalez Fontanals co
Ios SIS arroz "a Liga =; SIS arroz Sores dc
NJ. Lon. co, .;S1 SIS arroz 500 SIS harina Ba-
lasquice y GO, as SIS aTros Baquero Ganda-
"a rs SIS arToz Scrs &c L. Nillamil co. IAo7
SIS arrcz S2s sls haTina Scrs dc Perez Hmnos
:5 BIS azucar e5 bis iocino $50 SIS harina 447 SIS
arroz Castrilion y Ochoa 1898 SIs arroz 2s bIs
tocino Balasquide co, $50 SIS arroz Baquero
y Gandara I647 SIS arIoz Luna Hmns. q; CTS
macarrones Cadierno Lopez co, II bits va
rios Bernardo Fernandez Hmno IA SIS arroz
]. Ochoa y Hmno 1000 SIS arroz A. Vicente v
co, 1000 SIS id L. Flanas Marti s62 SIS id A
ia orden. so BIS szucar b ,; BPS azucar 7
L SIo5 pleas madora o,ros k . L 2oa SIS
arroz IA SIS arroz 3 10000 SIS IOL
SOS SIS arroz 500 sls arroz A 500 sacos
arroz 459 SIS arroz 3 B 43o SIS id A
A IS6 SIS id A K 90 bls botellas bits tapones
] a 100 SIS harina S Y c 100 BIS tocino Ro-
tuiado, A brrs azucar l IS barriles azucar.
{ { ~ BIS azdcar D Y r o2 SIS arroz E 2soS
pleas MADEIRA 45-F 200 SIS harina GOA I121
SIS arrcz 50 BIS az.car + 40 bIs azdcar
T73 Alfonso -2o4 SIS arroz I05-Io2 sls a1roz A A
800 SIS arroz 2S-l477 SIS arroz l. NJ 400
SIS ii T. P 400 ID ii = NJ 500 i'd id IV5
BIS aztlcar w Y 1I6 SIS ar!cz r Ws iau
las coles BIS papas id r-1lolachas id man
zanas jaula naO3s ko.alado CT Az bits
Var0S.
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EN1 RADAS lie COSTAHEMos

De Arroyo goI. "Carme!ita' en- 1astre.
De Faj2rdo bafa "aaquico" a IA 6rden, 8
quinta.es herro veo
De Arroyo ruia vat>. amer. "Porio Rico"
The New York y Porto Rico > 5. CO, I CT efec-
tos 81 haripa S-r> &c Perez Hmns cIs acei-
to cessor @cres sse /, \'.Ia.nit CO, 4 cIs taba-
co elahorado a. Vlcen,e y Go, CPS calzado I
Docoy vacio dernaiz y 60, tdo tejidos Fer
n2nd75 G3urd1 90, % SIS azucar Cuetara
Hlln3s q rercancjas I'izl Hmns cueros
res Coilec.or OF Customs , c!s efec;os Fidel
Gul!lerme;y cl drogas Lus Sulzbacher, CT
r9tEatos 5crs de Oivas y 6, BIS cerveza Lee
II. Vendl{ q tabico eiai orado reniente L.
tT'i9tainoit.9 olial7s : c,s fopl Julian Rol-
dan y BIS chlnas : o.roa 2 c,s Auevos iaulas
20 los 81 n1a;z = 81 p'&tanos.
@alIDAs III vaA<EsA
Para New York va2. amer. "Coamo" Dor
The New York y Porto Rico :. S. CO, coz caiga
resct4rerl0s nl4iI4ua,
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ENTRADAs DE TRAvESIA

De Arecibo va7. amer. "Coamo" a The
New York Porto Rico ), 60. con carga de
transito.
De Boaaire (Curazao) sci. amer. Petra"
ia @raco; 900 oLs sal 4 .IalseI.
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sALIDAs DE cosrANERos

SNLiDAs DE coSTANERos
TARA isla Culeora odra 'Pedrito" con car
"a general;
Iata iSia Suieora y Ponce gol. 'Corazon
-.
Ninguno.
OPERAcioNEs soBRE Ell MUELLE
Ninsuna
OPERAcIoNEs DE BUQrEs EN- PUERTO
A'"
pan jose descargando
S Mannle owan pendiente
TPringheid descargardo
Mmugoma Mg:, w.t. descargando
Petra ""- aescargando
coer.vr,oe oeScargando
Salvador 'A"SNoS
Borinquen AquadIa v HsvaOa,se HTeI@ente
Guillerr1ito go, su.a
Mayaouezana Arloyo
Dolores Naeuabo. Humacao Vs3,,coo Fd5nroo
Rapido Yabncoa
Paquito pendiente
Carme!lta pendiente
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smgs ~se4 :.

Diciembre 10, Microbes. -Nuestra SefIora
e9 Loreto Santa Oialla de Mereda
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-27

Tombstone, July IT, 1902. Board met pursuant to sdjourn- ment of meeting Of July Is, 1902. a, g am.
 Members present - P. J. Dels'' hsoty and Geo. B. Resy. Absent-rhomss York. On motion Of George B. Resv ,hs. P. J. Delahsnty act as chairman pro tenn carried.
 Minutes of. meeting of July l5, 1902, read and approved.
 Board occupied the time with roue tine work and a, 12 IS p. m. stands at recess to 2 p. m.
 At 2 p. m. Board met pursuant to adjournment of meeting Tor racess. Members present-rhomss York chairman; P. J. Delshanty and Geo. B. Resy.
 Board occupied the time with rou- tine work aud a, 5 p. ID. stands at recess to p. m.
 At7 p. m. Board met pursuant to adjournment for recess. Ssne mem- bers present.
 Board occupied the time with rou.. tine work, and at g :45 p. m, the Board stands adjourned to July IS, 1902 [, at g &. 70.
 THoNts R. YORK,
 c isirmsn. JAMES ?. DUNCAN, cler'.
 TOMBSTONE, July l9, 1902. BoaId met pursuant to adjourn mens Of meeting Of july Is, 1902, at g a. m. Members present. Thomas York, chairman ?. J. Delshanty and Geo '. B. Resy.
 Minutes of meeting of July Is, 1902 read and approved.
 Board occupied the time with rou. tine work and s. 12 n. stands at re. cess to , p. m.
 At , p. ID. Board met pursuant to adjournment for rscess.
 Same members present.
 Board occupied the time Sit ! rou'' tine work and at , 20 ?. m. Boa ( stands adjourned to July zl at 9 a. m l THOMAS R. YoRK, | Chair r7 70. JAMES F, DUSCAS.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-27

The Board Of Equsl'z.tion is st Il ip session. and continues to 'raise" the direIIc, tax payer. The Copper Queen company has been raised on merobsn.. dice, machinery, tools, etc., 6 total of $l93 ,365. .Ss, which added ,o their return of s635,57l.34, makes the total assessment of that company including ;be mines, ss2S ,936. l6 Owing to the fact that e suit is now pending on appeal whereby that com psny sues Cochise county, the Board has has not deemed it expedient to take any action in regard to the pres
 eot valuations plsced upon the mine' bv the Copper Queen m nsgement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-27

The Troy snel,er at Troy. has been shut down on account of strike of the hoietiug men. The men were getting A. 50 Ter day and they de. msnded $4. 50 Tor eight hours work. The eompsny promptly refused 'o stand the raise and closed down the smel,ss aod stopped work on the Alice mine. The company has osriosd of ooopsr bullion 97 fioe, ready for ship- meat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-27

The election Of officers for the ensu. ing term O the South west Miners Association was held ct the rooms of the association lsst Tuesday, ssys the Fl Ps.o Record. The following board Of directors were elected Thomas Ewing. president, Frank Monaghan, vice president; H G James. .ecre,sry; B McCresdy, F W Braun. Gsil Borden. Gordon Mclean E P Newton and c H Burcham.