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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12
A Chicago Tramp.

W. H S,. Jsmes iu he famous charso'erilauon 0 "Wesry Wsgglss," the h bo tramp, and an all .tsr cast of metropolitan plsyers will present
 he we'll l-knowp comedy drsms "A Chicago Tramp" at Schieffelin He'll on Saturday, October Il. The com psny which presen, this piece is nos new 10 the stage and work in sppsr- ens harmouy and embrace the best dramatic and vaudeville people on the American stsge. S-sts on sale at the Tombstone Pharmacy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12
TOT CAUSES NIGHT ALARM

..Onc night my brothers baby was taken with Group" writes Mrs. J. C. Snider, of Crittenden, Ky, Tt seemed il would strangIe before we could get a doctor, so we gave it Dr. Kings New Discovery. which gave quick relief and permanently cured il. We always keep t in the house to protect OUT children from Group and WhoooIng Cough. II cured me of . chronic bronchial trouble that no other remedy would relieve
 lnfallibIe for Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lung troubles. soc and sI.oo. Trial bottles free at Tombstone Drug Store,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

NA Centers, of the Modsra C.. and Attorney Miller drove over lsst eveniog from Bsbee. Mr Csoters reports shst the Modern is opening up into large mine and will soon be ranked ss . producer in Cochiss county. The ore f)und in the tunn el which cross cut the ledge carries coo- siderable gold and silver besides . good per cen. copper. The oompsny's claims are located on thi. side of the divide in the Bi.bee canyon, near ,hc old toll house about a mile above .he old stage station and to the lief, oi th. road.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12
SAY BILL! DID IT EVER
 OCCUR TO YOU THAT

The condition of the weather vii warrant the digging out of the heat. ing stove and the married man sueod- ing . few hours in the pleasure of setting it p, while his wife stands watching him co he csn't-well, you know.
 The candidates on the hlicsn ticket are . go5d los of fellows and their defeat on the 4,h of Nosem Der wIll not dampen their republicanism as they want to serve the people. but they will keep on wanting. An eclipse of ,he moon will occur on ih l6Ih of this month when ,hs earth will pass between the sun c d the moon and the eclipss will be a. total ss the one which the republican ticket will receive on the first Tues day in November.
 The old timers Of the county seat hsvs begun drifting back and nearly every day sees one of them alightinR Iron the stage and begin looking arou Id Ter his old scqusintsnees and then take . strol! out Q where he used 10 live, taiing many of the old landmarks gone, but new ones Co take ,heir places bsin. built.
 | Fifty..ssvsn mining loo ,ti)ns were f:- fJr record at tbe recorders office duria g the ps'. week and that t.e locations are Ia all parts ol the coun |, |" and means the expenditure ol s57OO In doing the required work within diue.y dave.
 Cochise county nss all kinds of un>, developed resources whioh are await iag the incoming of capital, but the waiting is short as the attention oi capitalists is beiog attracted her, by she 'vs items which appear in the columns of the newspapers published in the county.
 IL is ssfer so never express sn opin.. ion; slvsys send it by mail. If it's an adverse one you are nos in 70 much danger of getting your orb
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

l mine N Dspu al. 2 miues DO Williams -t ai. 2 minee J 6 Pritchard tt al. IF min.7 fl c Bornbaoser ct al.
 A6REEMESTs. W F Bsksr rt al with Arzous Gold Mug & D-v Co.
 sATIsFAC CiION uF MORTGAGES. Bank of Bisb g to Edgar Flstch' c! al.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

Thos Vincent, . brother of the late Richard Vincent srrived yesterday from Globe to attend bis brother'l funeral. Tom ct one time was ( c tizen Of Tombstone spd was leader of the Tombstone brsss band and now holds that posi,ion with the Globe band. He fuds many old familiar faces here yet among his old ssso- cia.ee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

Wm Hemniug.. q man about sixty years Of age. died last eysuiug at his home oi Fourth street. The dece..
 ed had su operation psrforned at ,he county hospital few days since when one Of his legs were smput..ed. Hi. condition would not stand the sh ,ok of the operation and it resulted ia hi. death. H. had been . cripple for 6 number of years having had his leg injured sev.rsl years ago s,d ,he bone began decsying making th. smpu'ation necessary. The deceased leaves . wife and two little girls L., mourn bis loss. who hsvs ,he sym
 Ds'by oi the entire community. The funeral toos place this afternoon,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

The schedule Of ser vices at tbe City Hall tomorrow is as toll lb9s: 10 m the orgsui1stiu Ia Sunday School ,he hour for meeting may later Dc changed to follow rsth,r than prceds the preaching service; l s m sermon by the pastor on Reverence; ' 30 T Ten Nights in q Bar Room," illustrated, everybody i. invited.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

sfor aDott TWO ycsu
 I suffered from a very obstinate case of dyspep sia-r writes R. E. Secord. Esq. Of i3 Eastern Avx., Toronto, Ontario. . I tired a great num- Der Of remedies without success I hnaily lost faith iu them all was so far gone that could not bear any solid food on my stomach for long time: felt mels ncholy and depressed Could not sleep or follow my occupation (tiusmith) Some four months ago a frieud recommended your Golden Medical Discovery Aftcr s week . treatment I had derived much benefit that | continued the medicine. I have taken three bottles and en convinced it has in my case ac- complishcd . permanent cure. l can conscen- tiously recon mend il to the thousau6s of dys- peptics throughout the lspd--
 Accept no substitute for Golden Med ical Discovery" There is nothing Vlust as good P for diseases of the stomach, blood and lungs.
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate the liver
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12
Consunption.

ne most dre4i-i aai dsiIly 'oi af diseases as well as pneumonia, and all lung trouble: are relieved al once and cured by Acker
 English Remedy. the king of all cough cures Cures Coughs and Colds in day. zs cents Your money back If dissatisfied. Wnte foI free sample W H. Hooker S Co, Buffalo, N. Y. For sale by Tombstone Drug Stone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12
discolored,

To develop your mining prospects in'o mines that capital w,ll take hold of th m and in the future you can write out little pisces of -c,ip, that will briD ypu what you wish.
 n -eat over ths list of inatru nents filed in tho 'ecorder's office every week and disoov tho am ,unt o: none that is changing hands wi'nin Co,hI-" cnnntv weekly. It figures way up Tn the thousands.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12
"CUR MARK"
 RETURNS HOME
Arizona Delegate Spends An
 Enjoyable Visit
Ills VIEW OF ENGLAND

The Washington Pos, of Octobt r 5th has the follo~iug.
 "When c man goes to Euro,e he might AS we'll be buried so far as knowing anything that i. going on in th- United States is cln 'ern d, said Hon. Marcus A. Smith, she we'll kno~o delegate rom Arizona, in s chat with some friend. q, tbs New Willard.
 Mr. Smith hs. just returned rum . rip across she Atlantic and hs is looking in the pLs of coodit on. "I have heard Englishmen ov r here" he continued, "growl because our papers didn't print any British new.. but their sheets certainly oontsin uothipg 2 from Amerios that one wsnts to resd. Of all solemn and suprem sly doll lit = erature the English newspaper hesd- She list.
 ''Butf have no righ, to fnd fault with tue old country fo. it was in Eng- land that really got more real en- ioyment thsn anywhere else in Eu- rope. Tbe next time I shall put in my whole stay in Englsnd and shall eschew the big cities for ltttle towns and the country. The rural psrts Of England are Co me possessed of SD e traction that no other foreign couu- try could hold"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

WK Mead, returned this morniu g from Hermosillo. where he has been on mising business for several weeks past.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12
Card of Thanks.

We desire to heartily thank the citlzeus of Tombstone who co kindly s..isted io making the last hours Of the late Richard Vincent, as comfort. able ss possible and the many friends for their kindness to him.
 Respectfully.
 THos VINCENT.
 IE BUTLER.
 ] c BISHOP
 GEO bRAvlS. O, Gibson hss morey to loan on good security. n.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

Mrs E ner Crouch is sIpectei 10 arrive in q few days from Globe and make her future bo ne here. Mrs Crouch spent Der schooli.ys here b r. iug daughter of Wm Mou monier and her many irisLd. will be glad t1 Vel tOms be. back.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

Fellips G.rcia. e native of Mexico was brought over from Douglas thi, morning and placed in she county j all to serve 6 term of 30 days for ob- tsiIing money under fslse prssenses He was brought ove. by Constable Al Stricklin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

Dan Huddy, E Butler, Chas Vile. and f,milies came in yesterday from Pesrce to attend the funeral Of Richard Vincent. They returned home this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

Amos B Cooper aud his brother Jerome, who were residents in Tomb stone in i,s early days have returned here and will lo,sse. The boys have been in nearly every mining camp in the west since leaving here but found no place that suits them co well e the old ssand.by.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

Jas Hunssker is in town from his ranch in the Chicicahu.s. He re- ports the round ups ct work ID the mountains snf that the work is rap idly nearing completion. The morn
 iogs in the mountains now record slig ht chilly weather aad makes one move around lively.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

F II Woods left this morning for Benson. Wil!cor. Pearce and she northern end Of the county. where he will interview the voters in behalf of his candidacy for the Supsryisor--nip
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

his name. Soon or late he will be caught again and bear added punish ment for his short escape from his cell.
 Those who by the use of palliative powders and tablets escape for a time from the suderings of dyspepsia are in the same condition e the escaped pris- oner. Soon or late they will go back to the old condition and pay an added penalty for teupor- ary release.
 Dr. Perce's Gold en Medical Discov- cry cures dyspepsia and other diseases of the stomach and organs of digestion and nutrition. Its cures are lasting.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

There will be services in the M E. church Sunday morning and eveniog. Morning services at II A m. subject "Ths ark of the Covenant" Evening s,rvice at 6 :3J p. m.. subjsct-A talk about the lette. %" Sunday scbool 6, 10 .. m. Everybody invited 70 services. A. RAAEY.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

The members ot the Chicago Tramp troupe. IA in number, arrived this sf- sernoon and will play 70 . good houss tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

Jack Mstbiss Is reported as being seriously i'll ss the San Jose, sufic- ientIy so as 60 cause his friends some alarm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12
WHAT'S YOUR FA-E XORTHi

Sometimes fortune, bu, never if you
 have sallow complexion, a j 'undiced look, moth patches and biotches on the skin-all signs of Liver Trouble. But Or. Kings Nez Lite Pills give clear Skin, Rosy Cheeks, Rich Comple xion. Only 35 cents al Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

The 'oppy" for the regular change
 in the "sd" of Perry Wiidmsn is on the hook and will appear in our next issue, and the same will contsin some mt er-stip in.or nation 'or our readers
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

A new fence has been placed around the lot on which the residence of E B Gage is soon to be placed on Empire Hill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

Mrs Stone, wiis Of the genisl ssen, 6, Fairbsnk, wss Tom bstone visitor this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

Allen K English and wife will re turn this evening rom their extended esstern trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

heeioing at Bisbee, AiizJOs. Territory oi Arizona .. County Of Cochse
 AW Kindted and E A Witus whose names are subscribed 10 th foregoing certificate, being hy me fir,t duly sworn, deposss and ssys that the said certificate is IT le , 1 their own knosledge.
 A W KINDRED Chsirn,sn. Residing at Bisb e, Ariz ,ns.
 ED A WITrIG, Secretary. Residing ct Bi-bee, Arizona. Subscribei and sworu to before me at Bisbee. Arizona, this 24sh day Of Sept. A D. 1902
 SIX WILLIAMS.
 Notary Public.
 Cochise count, Arizona, Terri. tory
 (My com's'n expires Nov. 3 th, l90i ) Territory of AnIonsl County Of C0chise
 I, $ K Williams, a Notary Public in aad for the County of Cochisa, Territory of Arizons. do hereby cer,ify that the foregoing oath was duly sd ministered to A W Kindrei and E A Wittis, whose names are subscribed thereto.
 Giveu under my hand and zeal of office, at Bisbee, Anzons, thi, 24.h day of Sept. A D, 1902.
 SIX WILLIAMS,
 Notary Public in and for said county and territory.
 Territory of Arizons} County of Coohise
 Bisbee, Arizona, Sept, 24th 1902. This is so certify that at q Rspubli- can Precinct convention held in Bis bee, Cochise county, AriIoos, Terri tsrv on the 23rd day Of September, A D. 1902, Wm E Davis. residing at Bisbee. Oochi-e county. Ariso ls, Territory, was duly nominated by such convention to the offioe of Con- sssble, in and for Precinct No. ,, said oounty and territory, to bs voted for at the next general election to be held in BIsbse ia sAid county aud territory.
 In witness whereof. ths presiding officer O! said convention and the secretary thereof ave subscribed their names hereto.
 AW KIsDREp, ChsirmAr.
 Residing q, Bisoee, Arizona.
 ED 4 WIrrIs, Secretary.
 Residing at Bisbee, Arison.. Territory of ArizIns County of CJchise ~ A " Kindred and E A wit.is whose names are subscribed to ,h, foregoing certificates, being by sms fret sworn. depo-e and s.y sh t said certificate is true of thsir own ku,w ledge:
 A W KINDRED, Chairman.
 Residing as Bisbee, Arizons.
 ED A WIrTrG, Secretary.
 Residing at Bisbee, Arizona. Subscribed and sworn to before me at Bisb3e, Arizons, this 2ath day Of Sept. 4 b, 1902.
 SIX WILLIAMS,
 Notary Public. C0ohise county Arizona. Territory of ArizonAl County of Cochise
 I, K Williams, . Notary Public. in sn for the County of Cochise. 1err risory O: Arizona, do hereby certify that the foregoing oath wss duly d administered to A W Kindred aud E A Wittia, whose Dsmes are subscribed s--. Given under my hand and seal of Q flee ct Bisbee, the Ath day oi Sept 1902.
 SIX WILLIAMS,
 Nnsry Public. In and for the said county ssd ter. FisoFy. |
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12
STEPPED INTO LIVE COAIs

"When a child burned my foot frightfully," writes w Fl Eads, of Jones' vile, Va, (which caused horrible leg sores for 30 years, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured me after everything else failed" Infallible for Burns. Scalds. Cuts, Sores, Bruises and Piles. Sold by Tombstone Drug Store, 75c.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12

Emil Marks and Stewart Grant re turned to Bisbee this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-10-12
THE PRISONER

Who escapes from jail Is by no means free. He is under the ban of the law and punishment is written over sgainsf
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COUNTY RECORDERS
 RE CENT WORK
Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week.
RELIABLE INFORMATION.
DEEDs-RRAL ESTATE.

Int Land d Imp Go to Mary Wimberly, Douglas prop. .s35C Ins Land & Imp Go to G c Le- levier. Douglas property. 4OC Int Lind ( Imp Go ,o T H Fay. Tor, Douglas property. .....-. a lot Land & Imp Go ,o W s lix" ou. Douglas property ....... 45O C., B Wilson so W H wstsou, Douglss property. 32s Mrs E Hsssto J N Sparks. Doug- las property ................. 45C , Nj Spsrks to Mary wimberly, Douglas property ............ 5Ot NJ Sparks to ) W Ransom, Douglas property 7V Franc-s E Aery so Heber Ingls. Bisbee property. ty............. 5Ot E X Pir,le to " E Bsylees, Douglas property ........... 35t Roswell O Johnson to E K Pir- le Douglas property. ......... 32' Naco Real Estate & imp Co 10 A Baptist H NJ Society, Nsco property. ............ Pacific Imp Co % W H Consts ble, Benson property. y........ 3Ot Int Land < Imp Go to Chsrle' (. Clsrk, Douglas property...... lO' Int Land < Imp Go to Mrs Frsu. ois C,rons. Doug as property. 26' F A Provot to G H French, Dous- las propersy.... .... .-...... S5' Nsco Real Estate & Imp Co 10 Geo s Shibley, N4co property. 40I Nsco Real Estate & Imp Go to John Hughes, Naco property. 40' Naco Real Estate & Imp Go % NV Wsmbsugb, Naoo prop | efty. .-..-.-....-...- .--....' 4V' Int L,nd & Imp O to Frank Reagan. Douglas propsrty.... l7s Int Land { Imp Go to Tom Eos. ter. Douglas propsr,y........ 2l: McP herson & Co to F H Chrissy Tomb.soue property. ........ l0( REALTY MORTGAGES.
 E F Myers to Bank of Bi-bee. I H Taylor to Douglas City Bank W H Watson to Douglas City Back NJ Gavito to W A White. GF Cook to Porter McDonald. CHArrEL MORTGAGES
 G H Mckenzie to Nat Cash Reg ister Co,
 H M Jones to F W Mstser. APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY Hos RKGisTRA. |. frank Hare to JW Stevens. Frank Hare % L Frye.
 DEPUTY.
 E W Land 70 0 Gibson
 TRUST DEEDS.
 Mrs c A Brown to Title Guarantee sad Trust Go.
 CERTIFICATE oy SALE. John Tasker vs Sau Reno Cope, Mining Go.
 MINING DEEDS Henry Forest ct al to W R Weeks, mines. ..Sl00 W J Cbe,nsy to Geo W Cheyney
  Geo W Cheyney to E B Gage, mines. ........ .... ...... 10 E B G.gs so Tombstone Con. Wines Co, mines ......... 10 c A Congdon to Calumet and Pittsburg Dsv Go, mines. .... l J I Orowell to A R Crowsll, mines
 PowRR oy ATTORNEY Calumet < Arizops M'ng Co to 1 L Merrill.
 ARTICLES o1 IscoReoRATIoH Little Jessie Gold M'ns Co. Comsnche M'ng and Smelling Go. Goojluck Horseshos Go.
 BILL OF SALE.
 Walter Goslen to ! K Mercer es al. FW Frazier to Walter 0oslen,
 PROOF or LABOR 3 miues by Samuel Bigier ct aI.
 LOCATIONS
 l mine J P steele ct al.
 mine E E Yates.
 l mine Jobn DetloH.
 6 mines H H bohmfslx ct al, l mine A K Bohmfslk. l mine E Ki,ling.
 l mine O Armstrong ct al. 1 mine E Wohlschlegel. l mine E N Nortop ct sl. i mine C W Rsmbo ct al
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0FFICl.L COUNTY
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Board of Super
 yis0rS
AN AUrHEN TIC ACCOUNT.
Territory of Arizonst County of Cochise

Territory of Arizonst County of Cochise Bisbee, Ariz. Sept. 24. 1902.
 This is to certify that at a R.pub.. licsa Precinct convention h-li in Bisbee, Coohise county, Arizons, Territory, on the 23rd day oi Sep tember. |. D. l002.. M D ,yle, re.id.. ins at Bisbee, Cochi,e county. Ari- zoos Territory wss duly nomi nated by such convention Co the oihos of Constable, in and for Precinct No. ?, ssid county and territory, to be voted for st the next general elect on Co be held in Bisbee in said county and ter ritory.
 To witness whereof, the pre e,iding otioer of said convention and tie secretary thereof have subscribed their psmes hereto. A W KINDRED, Chairman. Residing at Blsose, Ariz na. ED A WiTTIG. Secretary. Residing at Bisbee, AiizJus. Territory oi Arizons County Of Cochse AW Kindted and E A Witus whose names are subscribed 10 th - foregoing certificate, being hy me ffrst duly sworn, deposss and say. that tne said certificate is tTIe 1 their own knosledge.
 A W KINDRED Chsirn,sn. Residing ct Bisb e, Ariz ,ns. ED A WITrIG, Secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-31
LA VOICE THE WINNER.
SCHLEE BREAKS RECORD FOR IRVING
TON-MILLBURN-W YCKOFF WINS
MOTOR RACE

Probably 9,000 spectators witnessed the annual
lrVlngton Millburn twenty-fve-mile road in
New-Jersey yesterday. The winner Samuel
La Voice of Syracuse who had a handicap of )
minutes and 80 seconds. James Zanes second
and O. f. Wolf third In the ten-mile motor
bicycle race f. \. Wyckon. of Newark. won. in
1917
Charles Schlec. of Newark, made the most
markable ride of the day Starting from scratch. he
finished the twenty-five miles in 10:742 The old
record was 10S47. made by Monte Scott In 1898.
Schee was warmly congratulated for his splendid
performance.
1t was dry and dusty course, with stiff breeze
from the west. Experts freely predicted that under
such conditions fast time would be of the ques
ton. but they were mistaken. Samuel La Voice,
the winner is nineteen years of age, of dark
pleXion, and weighs $40 pounds. He says he never
rode over the course before lie has been riGng
at the Syracuse Coliseum. and is registered with
the y, c. A Many carriages and automobiles lined
the course
About eighty yards from the finish the second
bunch had a miNup. Van NclsOr the winner last
year who had been riding strongly, into SchIee.
Van NeSor and another rider fell. over these two
several other riders tumblcd but none of them
were severely injured. The riders finished fol-
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-31

won the half mile open professional race hands
down, but ran in a bunch behind Alexander Alex
ahder, the winner, in the five mile professional
handicap. Arthur Ross, of Harrison was ruled
out OF the five mile motor cycle singles by the
referee as a professional, and l.. j. Wyckoff won
as he pleased. The summaries:
Vial, Half nile SnoviSe)IWon by Edward Weber Yo.g
victor I'LlIlps I'fooklyn second; Charles
Ironia, third: Time. 1:I2h.
Quarter mile amateur (handicap)-won by Marcus
Hurley, New York: X. HOWE. East Orange second. 4
=, Dobear Jersey city. third; Mike Corey Newark
fourth. Time. 0:29a. - -''
Halfcmile open tprofessionaD-Wpn by Frank Kramer
Fast orange; Charles Hadhed. Newark Iohn
IGIe iygbrook, third Walter Bardget Buffalo fourth
FIye-mie motor cycle gentlemen riders)-won by l..
j. Wyckon East Orange; Percy II. Johnston Newark
second; W. j. keefe. Newark. third. Time.
Iwo-mile amateur (handicap)-Won by Edward Good
win Jersey city A C. Spain. Bloomfield. second George
Giasson Newark. third Marcus Hurley York fourth
Five mile handicap 'professionaD-Won by Alexander
Alexander, New-Haven; Edward Armbruster Broolyn
second. John King. Newark third Jack Coburn Ncw
ark fourth Time, 1O:29Ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-31
OPEN RACES AT ASBURY PARK.
GERNER WINS CHAMPIONSHIP OF MON
MOUTH COUNTY.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBCNE.l

Asbury Park. y. j.. May 30-The bicycle races
this afternoon drew one thousand spectators
the Athletic Field In North Asbury Park. The
meet was managed by Joseph Harrison, the former
amateur champion, Fred Gerncr the champion
high jumper, gave exhibition and established a
new record that of 3 feet and inches for back
ward high jump The summaries;
Two-thrds mile novicc)-Won by Richard Bradford
Asbury Fred Irohst, Toms River, second, Ernest
Meade Rayonne third Time, 2O9's.
Mile upen-Won by Clifford r. Iieamore. Asbury Park
Lewis Eennett. Asbury Park second Edward Forrest
brooklyn third. Time. 2:527a.
Two mile amateur thandicap)-Won by II. !. guile
Elyonne YARDS; Augustus Drummer, Asbury Park
ESQ yarisl second Clifford r. Bcarmore. Asbury Park
QJu yarGsl third Time. 4:497s.
mile dash championship OF Monmouth county,
Won bv Fred Corner, Allenhurst; Lewis Bennett, As
bury Park second Time OIH's.
TtuShton Athletic club. Asbury Park William A.
Ia Edward Forrest. Kings County Wheelmen
Brooklyn second. Time 22S's.
Five mile amateur thaudiClp)-Won by n. j. guile,
Rayonne 600 yardsl; John Townsend. Pleasant Plains
Goo Yards second, Lewis Bennett. Asbury Park $50
YARDS. third Time. 1332