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Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

faifa green and water abundant in that thriving settlement.
 The city council will meet tonight in executive sessiup
 The outdoor services at the M. F. church are drawing large crowds Lights have been arranged under the large mulberry trees iu the yard and seats placed for the congregation. which is increasing continually. The singing is especially fine. and Rev. Tolle delights his audiences in his forceful expourding of the divine word
 About Iort:- people attended the presentation Of Man and Master" by the Curtiss Comedy company at the park. PAccAiH, Saturday night. Nearly all Were delighted with u.
 Mr. Nate Erundaga goes over t1 Troy tomorrow with his usual load ci produce for the mines.
 .What'z the secret of happy. vigorous health? Simply keeping the bowels. the stomach. the liver and kidneys strong and active. Burdook Blood Bit tcrs docs it.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
TEMPE

rs Viola Kennedy left last night Los Angeles for the summer. ss Bessie F{ough spent Sund2y- Phoenix friends.
 very interesting session of tae sterial association of Tempe was last evening in tha '. E. church. lss Julia Trevett leaves this even for San Diego to remain during hot weather. Zarry Archibald. who graduated in he rom the Ann Arbo" Law school. expected home today. td. l.. Chandler, who has spent the It week at Iron Springs, returned Sre yesterday.
 James and Garfield Goodwin were itors to Phoenix yesterday. frs Henry Sandcz returned Sunday m Long Zee ci, after q two months samuel E5ark:ey Of Tucson leaves to- Iy for his home with fifteen head ot aft Il orscs, purchased in this vicinity. Ar. and Ms. C. s. Steward of Mesa ere ltere yesterday.
 CaIl! Hayden returned yesterday Sfn paio Alto, where !. o>anpanied E me ther and sister some weeks go. Ihe Tempe baseball Ciub eXyecr to y the- Congress c!,:b at Cocsress oI
 Colweu and daughter drove
 Q Phoenix yesterday.
 >J. J. Hyder left last evening :o-
 Hcisco for 2 few norths' visit.
 ya1t and family enjoyed an
 the country yesterday
 walton wCrS for the normal
 is rapidly pro-rcssiaG u-!-
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
VERY REAIARKABLE CURE OF
 DIAERHOEA

'-Aboat siy years ago for the first
 time in my lie had sudden and se- were attack cf diarrhoea," says Mrs. Alice Miller, Of Morgan. Texas. T got temporary relief. but it came back again and again. and for siH long years I have suffered more misery and agor.- than I can tell. Il was worse than Go2t.I. II husband spent hundreds of dC.lars ic- physicians prescr;p ions and treatment without avail. Finally %,o moved to Rosque county. our pre- ent holre. and one Gay I hGppencd t see an advertisement cf Chamber lain's Collc. Cholera and Diarhoea I:s.-eGy with 2 testimonial of q man who had hccn cured by it. The case ytas so similar to my own that ! con- cludei to try the remedy. The result was wonderful. I could hardly realize that l was well again. O. believe ic could De so after having suffered so long. but that Cne bottle of medicine, costing pat a few cents. cured me For sale D. EIvey- c, Hulett. druSsi=ts.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
MESA


 Miss Price yesterday received a let- ter 1rcm he.' :nothsr, who went to Globe few days ago to the bedside of her daughter. -.irs. Theodore Harris. info: ming; her of the death of Mrs. Harris Sunday at her lic-ne ia Globe. M,s I-arri.; spent 2 few months in Mesa last fall and became Guite well acquainted with . nu,nhe-' Of EIesa people. who will be s@diened to hea~ or he: sudden death. She leaves 2 nus band and five chiid:e1, the smallest three months old. Mrs. Harris was in her fo~tietk year. T!2e entire con- r-unity extends it's sympathy to the bere&Eed family.
 George P. Dykes: returilad yesterday eIc-9l Bucilayc couE1tr,, ard reports all
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
WINDOW SIGNS IN JAPAN.

Here are some English signs ia the windows of shops in Japan.
 The All Couatrte Boot and Shoe. Small or Fine Wares
 ''Old Curious"
 "Horseshce naked Instruct to Horse Leech." Cut Hair Shop.
 If yca Want to seu Watch. I will sell. Yes. sir. we will. We will. Come at my shop. Matchmaker"
 "Ii&tter Native Country"
 ''Antematic o. Nausea Marina Boston Journal.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
Attest: w. (. FOSTER,
 Secretary.

' Territory Of Arizona.
 County of Mariccf2. ss. Belcre me. Thos. Armstrong. Jr., a Notary Public. in and for the County of -.ialiccDa. Territory 0: Arizona. on this day personally appeared Walter 'Ta:bct. President and ". C. Foster. Secretary, of the Camel-Bacll Oil Con- paly. q corporation, known to !22e U be tic persons whose names are sub sclibed to the foregoing instrument. ana as such President and Secretary, acknowledged the execution O. the in stiulaert as the free act and deed Of such corporation by each Of them vol un!arily- executed. Given under my hand and seal ot Office. this 1st day of May. A D. 1"r2. (SCal)
 T1IOS. ARMSTRONG;. JR..
 Notary Public Ny commission expires Nch D, 1905. Territory Of Arizona,
 County of Maricora, ss.
 !. E. F McFaIl. County Recorder i1 and for the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that the withi-i instrument was filed for record at 1:03 o'clock r. m. on this 1st day C.. May. 1902. and duly recorded ia Book No. n O. Interpretations, records Of AIaricopa County. Arizona, at pages 199 to 2G1.
 Witrcss my hand and official seal tho day and year above written. (ScaI) B. r. AcFall
 County Recorder. B A. s. ARTHUR, Deputy.
 First puDiica ticn July 1.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
BAD BOT.

Tonray-Me s;ster'!l be down in q couple O minutes
 1Ir. De Trop-That's good news. She wasn't at home the last time I called.
 Tommy (gigsling)--And she wouldn't bs this time on'y l tcld her you was that Jerks feiler that shes stucl, or.- Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
LADIES' GAIN WEAR SHOES

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot EHse, a powder 70 be shaken into tce shoes. 1t makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to corns and hunions. It's the greatest comfort dis covcTy of the age. Cures and prevents swollen feet. hiisters, callous and sore spots. Aliens Foot-Itasc is q certain cure for sweating. hot. aching feet At all druggists and shor stores: 35c; Don't &c- cept any substitute. Trial package FREE by mali. Address, Allen $. Olm- steG, Le Roy. N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

IncorpOra tiS retary of All thereof shall thereafter.
 Fifth: The ton shall be cH
 not less than thrN nine directors, named shall consty
 Directors until thd
 ele' ted: ..~1
 DoWnie ,p~ruir, New York.
 John s. Crooks, of New York.
 Robert Leslie Moffeta b | City. New York. 1 Thereafter the Board of DN shall be eleetE from among the
 holders as the bylaws of this corN ration may provide. Sixth: The hignes. amount of in debtedness or liability, direct or con-
 tingent, to which this corporation is
 at any time subject shall be Five | Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,- i eco .G0).
 Seventh: The private property of tiie stockholders shall be exempt from corporate debts of any kind whatso-
 ever.
 In Witness Whereof, we have here
 unto set our hands and seals this sev-
 enth day of June. 1902. DONNIE D. MUIR. (SeaD
 JOHN S. CROOKS (SeaD
 ROBERT LESLIE MOFFETT. (s5eaD
 State Of New York,
 County of New York, ss
 On this 7th day of June. in the year | l,1fA
 Notary Public in and for the State and
 County aforesaid. residing therein. duly commissioned and sworn, person.
 ally appeared Downie D. Muir John
 S. Crooks and Robert Leslie Moffett. known to me to be the persons de- ScTi5ed in. whose names are subscribed . to, and who executed the annexed in strumentA and they acknowledged to , me that 'they executed the same for the purposes and considera tions there in expressed. In Witness Whereof, have hereuntC ) set my hand and affixed my official seal : at my office in the said State and County. the day and year last above : written.' ? (SealS WALTER L. BUNNELLl 1 $ Notary Public. New Yot
 County, New York k 5 My commission expires March 3Ot 7 1901.
 ! Territory oi Arizona, f County of Maricopa, ss. l. B. r. McFaH, County Recorder in and for the County and Territory : aforesaid, hereby certify that I have g compared the foregoing copy with the ! original Articles of Incorporation Of y the Greenback Gold Mining Company, X filed and recorded in my office on the a 14th day of June, 1902 in Book No. "a - of Interpretations at Page -, and , that the same is a full, true and cor - rect copy of such original and of the S whole thereof. = Witness my hand and seal of office l this 14th day of June, 1902. q (SeaL) B. F. McFALL. County Recorder. e By A. s. ARTHUR. Deputy. Q Filed and recorded in the office Of the Q Secretary of the Territory oi Arizona Il thiT 14th day of June, A. D. 1862, at - ISAAC T. STODDARD, Q Secretary off AriZonsie- fl Fi}st publication June p.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

C@roIa the Eey. Yor;< Pross) . 4 wolnaa's iAea O. learning how U play a game is to learn now rc count the points.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

It's too net to fight over prices. We're Quakers, We keep the peace and self underwear at 25c up. Hyder Eros. Tenpe.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

defense of Fort McTIeHry. has j,st re- ceivei q cash consideration of $lot.- CS9.C3 fer eXperscs incurred ;t or anout that time.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

President shall be the chief executive officer Of this corporation.
 The Board of Directors of this cor poratfor. shall have power to make. adopt and repeal bylaws.
 The annual meeting Of the stock holders shall be held at the office os Arizona, a three o'clock p M. on the second Tuesday in January oi each year. and t2e Secretary shall give at ia.st twenty days notice prior thereto.
 Article VII.
 The higheSt amount of Indebtedness el liability either direct or contingent t1 which th;s corporation is at any time to subject itseii is the sum Of Thirty-three Thousand Dollars. (S333. Geo.
 Those Articles Of Incorporation may be amended at any regular meeting Of tho stockholders. CT at any specia! neetini5 called fer that purpose; and when such Articles are so amenjic l. such amendment shall be aoknow- l5dSed and signed by the President and attested by the Secretary. and have att.-,cd thereto the corporate seal. and shall have the same effect as though signed and acknowledged by all the stockholders of this corporation. IN WITNESS WHEREoF. the , President of this corporation has here uatc set his hand. attested by the Sec , ietarr. and affixed hereto the corpo- : rate seal this lst day cf May. \. D ] lsG.
 | CAAIEL-BACII OIL COMPANY. | By WALTER TALBOT.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

No c0mDire-Come in and examine our 1J-cc-1t bai gain counter. fruce's butter for sale here. Goodwin 6rcs.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

-Sily-roclSets, Roman can dies. Topcdoes, etc, all at Birchetts
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE GREENBACK GOLD AIMING COM
 PANY
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
BALTIHORE GETS ITS PAY.

Baltimore after the enjoyment Of nearly ninety years Of fame for the
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

Know All Men By These Presents. That we, whose hands are hereunto
The Washington times., 1902-07-13
St. Louis Entries.

ST. LOUIS. July 12,-Entries for Mon
days races:
First race-Mile and seventy yards
Dcloraine loo; Morris Volmer. 1C7;
Hansbrough. 104: Neva Nj. I12; {. p
Jones. 1oi; Hurry. 1CO; sam Lazarus,
Esq, lo4.
Second .ace-S!x and one-half fur
longs. Chsnterelle. 1Cs: Cra1ror. III:
Louis Wagner. Raaeo. ll3; Ida Pen
zance. III; Flop. lis; Eva's Darling. III.
Approved. ice; Tom Collins, 1ei: Fred
Hessig, Peter Duryca. 1l5.
Third race Mile and seventy yards.
Russian Elsie Brambla, To-; Elsie
Barnes. 81; El GAor. JOHN Morton.
Ladas. 1C4; Sam Lazarus, Esq, fJ7: Una
Price. 100.
Fourth race-Seven-eishths Of mile.
Federal'st. 80: -Four Leaf @. 100: Leer-
ja, i'll: The Phoenician. 11i; Varro. l0T:
Amigari. IS; Henry Bert, H.; Navarin1.
81; Lunar. lO7.
Fifth race-Three-f~ur hs OF q mile.
Kansas Lily, 1O0; Hainault 1JI: Amen
tum, 102; Okla, 10; Lulu flight. 100:
Ethylcne, lG5; QuiXada. 1c2: Samho. lG5.
Sixth race-Mi!e AID Gne-oigEth. Var
ncr. ~; Kitty clyde. 1o2: Tickful, lOy:
FL Moran. los: Josie r, %; Osmon. iO5:
Nettie Regent 9S. Otcn CLAW. g.. Belle
simpson lC5; Tom Gilmore, fOS
The Washington times., 1902-07-13
KRAMER TAKES ANOTHER.
Young cyc,ist Wins Big Race by q
Wheels Length.

BOSTON. July 1.-THE opening ma
tional Championship race of the y. G.
circuit was held at Revere track to-
night II was a half-mile event. and
all Of the crack riders started. The
field was so large that it took seven
heats to decide the race. ''Plugger"
Bill Martin and T. s Beauchamp. OF
Australia. were not placed in the pre-
iimirary heats.
In the final heat Owen Kimball cut out
terrific pace at the start. but was
not placed. Frank Kramer won the
event by wheels length. Nearly all
the cracks that competed in the half
mile race started in the ten mile open
professional event. Iver Lawson. OF
Salt Lake City. was the winner after a
sensational sprint lasting three laps.
Ealf-miie national championship. pro-
fessional-Won by Frank Kramer. East
Orange; C. H Collett. New usva1. Sec
ond; E. c. Bald. Buffalo, third Time,
0:5924.
Ter-mile open. professioral-Wo by
iver LAWSON. Salt Lake City; w A.
Butz, New Haven. second; ]. Bedeil,
Lynbrcok, L. /, third; w Martin, An
uapolis. fourth. Time. 22:4S.
The Washington times., 1902-07-13
ST. ELiZARETH'S GAME.
Woodward & Lothrop Team Defeated
by Overwhelming Score.

The second game played between he
teams representing 81. Elizabeths Asy-
luin and Woodward & Lothrop's was
wen yesterday by the former on the
asylum grounds by a score cf Il to 6.
The winners had somewhat Of walh-
away this time. although the first game
was a nip-ard-tuck affair. Yesterdays s
game was lively and interesting. and Has
Witnessed by large crowd.
Ball twirled for the winner, while
King locked after the dry Goods clerks
interests in the center OF the diamond.
The latter had shade the better Of
the argument, although lie did not re
oeive the support that his opponent Gia.
Esil was very wild and could rot To-
cate the plate. He gave an even dozen
men free transportation TO the initial
hassock and nit two more. When he did
get the ball over the plate and it WIS
hit. his team mates gave him superb
support. On only Ave occasions was the
leather raped into unguarded territory.
Ball and T-el5le DID some heavy nit
ting. The game. so Ear as the win
ners were concerned. was a swatting
matinee. They managed to touch up
Kings delivery fer eighteen hits. The
s.TTy.
The Washington times., 1902-07-13
Washington Park Entries.

CHICAGO, July 12.-Entries for Mon
days races:
First racc-Seliiug; Three-fourths Of a
mile. Gold Bell. Farmer Jim. 113;
oionetz, 112; scntor, lCs; Fiocarline,
lO5; Maghoni, lO3; III Reina, III; Emir,
l0l; Lampocn, 90; Due Page, Vestia %.
Second race-Se!ling; one ard ouc-siX-
teenth miles. Boatser. 10; DR. Hart,
1Gg: Jaubert, 1G7; Arian, 1G5; Founding.
Caliban. 104. Ravensburg, lG3; Senc7a
Maria. Scortic. 102; Hayward. HunLaT,
100: Natin Pcu. 9S
Third race-Alile and fifty yards. Fa-
vonius, 107: Prowl, Nitrate. 105; Om-
durham. ig3; Wyeth Clearwater. 98.
Fourth race-Six and one-hal5 fur
longs. Mickey D., 1l9; Sim W, Head
water. ll6: Ethel Wheat, 112; South
Trimble. Ezalante, lGS; Gonfalon, 116;
Ciales. lC6: Emathion, i0j; Rose Tree.
lC4; Waswift. 1O3; Elsie l.. 1g3; Red
Hock. IS; Zlbia. HoodwInk 93
Fifth race-Four and one-half furlcngs.
Won Rouse. us. Mda. ll5: The Forum,
1l2: Linguist. Puredale. Rheta, Silver
Fringe. Kings Lady, l09; Bardclph,
DADDY Bender, Carable. Doc Mayer. san
Sargass. Shooting Star, l0G; Sweet
Alice. 1C3.
Sixth race-Sclling: one and one-half
miles. Sardonic, lo7 John McGurk,
Tammany Chief, Brutal. lC5; Mission,
lO4 Compass, Lady Chorister, %
The Washington times., 1902-07-13
A9GREGOR WINS HANDICAP.
Boots Horse, Shipped From the East
Takes Rich Chicago Stakes.

/ CHICAGO. H.. July &c. T. Boots
good horse. Argregor. who last Saturday
ran a good third in the Brighton Han
dicap and was only the other day
shipped to Washington Park to run IN
today's Young Handicap, ran a fine race
and won the Stakes easily from Scarlet
Lily and Hunter Raine. Six Shooter was
TIE favorite. out he was never promi-
nent. Scarlet Lily and Hunter Raine
were the pacemakers fer most OF The
distance. and in the stretch Argrescr
went to the front and won az the end
by t,yo lengths. Wyeth. the American
Derby winner. was scratched.
/, six good races were On the program,
ldnhH every one resulted in a good con-
test. In the fifth event. az mile.
;. c. Hildreth's AlarG WON. with Ade-
lante second. and Peat third. Ransch.
who rode Peat, claimed a fCIl against
Adclarte. and the judge allowed il, piac-
ing Peat second and Major Dixon third.
Three favorites won. The track was
ccod Summaries:
First race-Tor two-year-olds; five
and one-balf furlongs. IA Revc!r, lle
(Coburnl, to 2, Won; Topsoil, lOl CBu-
chanan), 10 to /, second; Ahola. lOI CIV.
waldo 20 to /, third. Time, l:0y %.
Second race-For all ages; six fur
longs. Jack Ratlin. 113 Lyme, to 2,
won: Lcndiue. Il Conner. 20 to l, sec
end: Colonial Girl, l0I tBirkenruth).
to !. third Time, l:l5is.
Third race-The Young Handicap; for
e-year-clds and upward; one and
thrae-sixteenths miles. Argregor. 10
(RansCh). I to /. won; SGarlc: Lily. 81
G5elgersonl. Il to !. second; Hunter
Paine. 20 (iicks). to 1, third Time.
2.c2 81.
Fourth racc-sclling; for three-year-
olds and upward: one ard one-sixtecnth
miles. Artena, los (Mathewsj, to /.
won: Cougar. 1O7 Ranschj. to /. sec
ond: Ben Chance, III (Nunro), S to I,
third. Time. 1850 3-J.
Fifth race-For fcuryear-olds and
upward; enc mile. Alard. flO CBu-
chanan). TO ). won: Peat. l09 Ransch),
to ]. second: Iojor Dixon, l09 tHicksJ.
20 to !. third Time. 1:43
Note.-Adelantc finished second, but
was disqualified Tor foul
sixth race-For thrce-year- and
upward: six furlon@s. Bronze Wing.
lI7 lPrIorD. S to !. won; Rose Tree, l06
,Mathews). to l. second; Gegser, 100
Qynel. , TO !. thi,d. Time. 1:li3-5.
The Washington times., 1902-07-13

card at Delrnar Park today. and it re
suited in a sensation. He!on Print,
Tucker & Co.'S flly. wen the .ace after
hard struggle with Jordan in the
stretch but foul was claimed against
her and the judges allowed It, placing
I Jordan first
! a foul was also claimed against Faith
e. Wantker. who finished third, and he.
toe, was set back. sambo was given
second place and Buccieuth third. Jor-
dan and his stable companion. Buccleuth.
were coupled favorites in thc betting.
Seen races were on the card, aaI four
of them resulted in surprises. Dutch
Carter. Mcdel Monarch. FL Caney and
Branch all winning at long odds Track
fast. Summaries
First race-sell:ng; three-year-old
and upward; seven fuTlongs. Dutch Car
ter. 80 tMcEinney), IS to 1, wen; John
Morton, 104 CWalsa). t to /. second
Ladas. fO7 CThompi;ins). to l, third
Time. 1:2gh
Second racc-SsllinG; two-year-oids,
HNS thEioNSS. I1e-PU ray, I'V iDdlIlSicD.
s to ?. won; Pearl ,Icndal. 100 CFauntle-
roy), 6 20 l. second: Jack Young. 1G3
Dale, 10 to l. third Time. 1:93ls.
Third race-Two-year- -olds; six fur
lcngs. Model Monarch. 103 CBatttste).
20 to l, won; Mindora. 1G7 CWalsh), . to
5. second; Sailors Dream. 1O3 CO'Brien),
to l. third. Time. l:lG 80
Fourth race Gasconade Selling Stakes:
three-yeaT- olds; one mile. Jordan, l03
CO'Brien). to /, won: sam5o. 1Os
Dale, to l. second; +Buccleuth. %
tO'Eei!D. . to l. third. Time, 1:41H.
"Coupled as Hayes entry.
Fifth race-Handicap three-ycar cl Is
and upward. six furlongs Kalos. l1l
20 Brienl, to ?. won; Bengal, 102
iFaun;leToy), 6 10 l. second; Amicari. 50
NJ. Thompsonl. ) to I, third. Time. 1:l5.
Sixth race Selling; four year -Olds and
upward; mile and one furlong FL Caney,
1l2 iBattistcl. to !, won; Omeiia. 107
tkane). S TO 1. second: Little Lois, los
DALE, to /. third. Time. l:57
Seventh racc-For three-yea7- -olds
and upward; selling; seven furlongs.
Branch. 107 tWatsoal. 10 to ]. won:
Clonsiila. lo2 tMurphy). to l. seconi:
elsie BTambie. 1G7 CWalsh). 10 to !,
third. Time, 1:2SA.
The Washington times., 1902-07-13

miles. Tom Kenny, SIS (Shea). to l
won; His EmineLce. i04 tO'CCnnor). 4
to !. second; NG2ss. III tBurnsl. to :
third. Tine, 2:G4 A..
Ten Candles also ran.
Scratched-FeninsGlG, The Rival
Trump.
Fourth -ace-The Neptune Stakes; 70;
two-year- -old5; six furlonEs Injunction.
III Shaw, 1 to I. won; Sailins.lcr. 10
WcudeIlyl. Is to J. second; Africarder,
10 Turner. even. third. Time, i:1& -.
Monte Carlo, River Pirate, Gold Van
and GimcraCE also ran.
Scratched-Arttis.
Fifth race-Thc Punchestown Stakes;
steeplochase handicap; for four-yeaT-
olds ana upward: rwo and oHe-half
miles. FMiss Mitchell. 155 Mara, C
>. won; Rising sun. 135 lRay). 5 to /
second: "Ecphone, 40 Finnegan}, to
). third. Time, 5:G3.
coupled in betting as Widener's en-
try.
Pericn. The Driver, Burnap, Mary
lander also ran.
scra.ched-A.quehus Champion, Fa-
bius, Cayalcadc.
and one-sixteenth miles. Reforner, Ill
Doggett). % TO !, won; Emshee, III
(O'Connor). even, second; Bessie Mf-
Cartny. 1OG CWonderly) 3 to :, third.
Time. 1:41.
Alack. Bonus, Worry. Outsider, and
Wissendire also ran.
Scratched CCurtenay. Ben Howard,
Khitai. Cigar. Gibson Light.
The Washington times., 1902-07-13
THE TURF DAYS EVENTS ON FAMOUS TRACKS RACING.

was refused. A recent winner at Fort
Erie was the Hanover colt. Hinsdale.
Two years ago ne started at Benning
and looked to be anything but ? race
horse. His owner tried to give him
away. but nobody wanted him. Finally
a local turfmaa was found who really
offered to pay money fo- the horse, and
his owner sold him for $50. The very
next race he started in. -Hinsdale won,
and he has wen numerous other races
since. Now ne is one of the best horses
at the Fort Erie track.
The noted s,ailicn Hastings. the pre-
mier sire OF America. was thought to be
very ordinary colt when a youngster.
and was scld for a comparatively tri-
fling sum. His turf history is well
known and need not he repeated.
Ill OF which goes to show that there
are fortunes waiting for men who are
lucky enough to nGke6 happy selection
o. q race horse.
The Washington times., 1902-07-13
FOUR FAVoRlTES WIN.
Fo:ln Players Have a Good Day at the
Fort Erie Track.

BUFFALO y. Y. July l2.-Four IA
afternoon and the talent had a good day.
Hinsdale, the Hanover colt. won the
handicap, the feature of the day, in
good style. The surprise OF the after
noon came n the first race when Fes-
sic r, at 20 10 l in the betting. won
frem CIorita. the / to favorite sum
Earias:
First race-Selllag; four year-olds
aid upward: six furlongs. Fossie f.
tMinder). 20 TO /. won; Clorita CMc-
Incrneyj, to >, second; Oconee tMc-
Qu2de). TO l, third. Time I:I5.
Second race-Owners' Handicap: two
ar-olds; five and one-halr furlongs.
F. G. Good Kelly). to .. won: Special
Tax Dohnson). s to >. second; All Souls
(Preston). 2 20 l, third. Time. LOS
Third race-SelllnE, throe-yeur-olds
and upward; one mile. Obstinate 81
mon (Kelly). ; to ,. won: Chopin (Al-
ley. ) Ia .. second; Rotterdam CBoland).
5 to /. third. Time, l:41M.
Fourth race-Handicap; throe-year-
oidz and upward: one and onc-eigh;h
miles. Elnsda!c Gryin), 3 to >. won:
Ducassa tA!loyJ, to \, second: Tax
Man (Adamsj, to /, third. Time.
1:54h.
Fifth race-selling; two-year-oIds;
four and one-half furlongs. Lorne H.
Thompson). , toSSi, Won Laura f. NJ.
lKelly). 4 10 /, second. Nip1lt Owl
Castro), 8 to l third. Time, O:5534.
Sixth rarc-Steeplechasc; four-year-
olds and upward; short course Terry
Ranger fBrodie). to ,, won: King
Along tBraziD, to 2, second; Sauber
&c. Johnson). . to 2, third. Time, 3:07Ia.