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New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
AT THE RACETRACK.
Four Favorites Win at New-orleans,

New-Orleans. Dec. 22.-Uranium and Ii You DaIe
were the onIv beaten favorltes mere
Weather clear; track good. The summaries
vi. 800 l, ,ur,ongs)-Pageant. 112 (sculy). TO l.
80, rrassuent I07 PoIIock). 70 J. seeond SPe.
10 I third. Time l:loss NidIse'. -
y;-l,i Ji-- King The Wizard Meuphah Sid'0
.ade- San4re Snowman also ran -,,,.-> N g,
Aforoni 106 tPollocND ~ 70
80 r,snti4 Belle. tHoar 9 to l. seconS, II lou
1T-1sr, =. third Time l.lo Inc bIcl|s
Ilorr,- Srontsrir and The Stcvardess also ran , ,
furcnr,slFsderal- III ttJcEananl
Won. Artonius. liz CHelsersonJ 70 l. se.olo,
.c liz ,McJoyutI. third Time Z'zs 20
Jessie and Dr Mc>dlly i'Le
the post , -. ,-,to, W T Dsboe 10
,C.tst 20 won c p Campbell. i05 Cannon 70 D.
second: Feszke, 10S tBuchanan1 - ~ 70 a., a,
pi>Th race sx furlongs)-Oid Hutch iCS tGannon' 20
t|1zts to l. second MARIE
9;.1T OK 1scuIly) 25 third Time ll5+s Nhiskey
in Black and Cieneseo also ran
Sixth race tone mile and seventy ao'
Eva Rice, 102 (Fullerl, . TO l. sec
1O5 fScuIIv) - third. Time, 1:4s1S
~; F1aneir Atheoa Alne Abbott Optimo SWords-
man md Lord Pepper also ran
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
OPPOSE REORGANIZATION PLAN
Another Scheme Will Be Formulated for the
American Bicycle Company.

The reorganization plan for the American bicSele
Company, devised by the committee OF noloeFs ot
the conpanys securities, headed by William A
Read and published yesterday, has met with op-
pcsitior and a second committee has been torIneo
to get I'd plan which will not include certain
objections brought against the first
OF the three receivers appointed by the COM
pary by the courts of New-Jersey, only one Colo-
mel Pope. is in favor Of the plan proposed One
Of the others IS opposed. and the thiro Is noH-
conmittaL
R Lindsay Coleman, the receiver VINO oPpoSes'
says that he cannot sanction the plan, because
.bs nresent bondholders are not provided for, and
he thinks that the company will be overcapitalizeo
He saws that the offer TO the bondholders OF SET
ond preferred stock TO the amount OF their oono-
holdings with no alternative is coercive- MY
Coleman does not like the voting trust proposl''o.i
either The opposition committee, 1t Is SAID VIII
tss,,e n pIau Of reorganizs ton within few days
Alfred Jaretzkt Of the firm of Sullivan q CFoi"-
,,au declared Yesterday that that law nr1n hdo
bean asked 10 assist in the formation or ProIec-
ton committee OF holders OF the oonos S,'ia+e Ts a
Ansricar Bicycle Company, and 10 10TH nluIa' 20 a
TIan Which will be more in the interests OF StS
bondbolders "A statement Will be issued ;1E 49, a =
a few days" said Mr.. JaretZkl winch " ~ a. r. AZ
- -a,oes ~ the committee. All can say Is t-aC
the committed when formed, VIII tCps - 80 IN
holders OF the bonds THESE beaed by Mr
RPeSS -bev are not opposed to Mr. Hean t Go-it-
r1ittae for whom they have the hsne55t t5p'nt
S5 Sut 10y do Justice 70 the holders OF bonds as
against the stockholders, IRI IRe e+ocE ts not
the bondholders in second preferred slocA - iO-
"a said that Edwin Gould, H X McHaTs pan
lei P Morse and others are aIops an opposition
T,rnfrtee 1t is thought by some OF those 1 inueL
esed that the opposition Is aIreaaE Lii he more
n arry through some plan which VIII &c in'ie
1,fa TO
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
DR.. scHURMAN TO SPEAK IN THE WEST
Cornell Glee Club Concerts and Basketball
Team Games.

Ithaca Y Y. Dec. 30 (Specia).-President Schur-
man Of Cornell will take an extended Nes'erh
trim in course of the Christmas recess to make
,,,,nhar Of speeches before the Cornell alumni as
eociations and various educational bodies through
o,,+ tho West He will go first to Omaha Neb-,
where on January /. he will speak before the Ne
braska State Teachers Association on the PhiiP-
nine Droblen and the next day he Will denver
addresses on THE Place of Literature In Educa-
tinn !" and on Some Current Educa tional PROB
1arns' Ee will spend more than week In the
West attending the banquets Of the various Cornel
alumni associations at Chicago, ST Louis and other
places. On his return he VIII speak peIore tue
Manufacturers Association. of Brooklyn. on
Americas influence the Civilization of the
Twentieth Century"
The Cornell musical clubs will leave Ithaca on
their annual Christmas trip on December S Eigft
concerts Will be given by the clubs this year in the
foIox-inp cities; jamestown n. Y: Akron. Ohio;
DAYTON Ohio Cincinnati Peoria. ILL.,: Chicago
nj south Bend. Ind. and Sandusky. Ohio. The
fwenty-four on the glee club ard twenty-thr on
entertained eIf by dances and receptions at Akron
Dayton. Peoria and Chicago IN an the trh 7+bsca VA
Manager Brady. of Buffalo, will have charge OF
the organizations. -, x,,,i,
scbejule for the Cornell basketball team TINS sea
son: JannariE ~ " 4I,ir, % Harvard at Ithaca
February 13, Yale at Ithaca Feoruarg u -ster oIe
Polvtechnic Institute at Worcester teoruaTy -
Harvard at Cambridge February 20 Yale at New 4sS
IIat-en. February q Princeton at Princeton eD-
41Ir s gefferson Medical College at Philadelpha
March P54cgtTn groHn az NaTeh is Columbia at New
YORK: March IL Rensselaer, Poiytechn1c insutuLs q
bIaet,ce game with Cortland Geneva and Roches
ter and is now in excellent shape 70 cspion
Shin Among the new who have entered tIIs I'M
year a are the e crack Waveriy I'VE OF last year Steel
fIIrns Eernles Townsend, Soat and RUN, %
@ Years + IS expeced saaef i that With the atera
available an unusually strong team can 'e -
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
7RuANT PRINCIPAL DEPosEo.

Alfred J. Y. Brennan. principal OF the New OF X
7rar+ school was yesterday found guilty by the
-, ,cb,nls committee of the Board Of Educa-
+io,, of tnficting cruel and inhuman punishment
on two pupils in the school, Oscar Lehr ana
ra-snce Reilly In consequence Mr Brennan was
suspended without pay until February l. ana II "a7
r,-,, &c said TO have acquiesced in the transfer
iib will DE TO elementary schooi FIesI iI
|hciI, I,,,rli-gban1 of the Board Of Education Sald
% %uent igbt nat Mr. Brennans record as a teacher
Iast ten exceptionally good. and that as
haa 49,. p-,-aT there would be fault TO ma Win
hhLe ff Thomas B. Connery, a rnen1ber ot one sp -
RIM made a minority report IN
cia that he did not believe the charges
ainst Mr. Brennan sustained by me he reiore5
produceos csi+inn as principal of the Truant School
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
PRESENTS DESTROYED IN BURNING CAR

There viii doubtless be many ,I t
and heartaches because Of the destruction Dy iile
Of the mail car on the New-York central ram IoSu
hear Peeksbiu Sunday morning II Il '"oe-' ~ -
ctristros~ presents mailed from New-York ano
brooklyn Fifty bags were saved Three nuila.eu ..a
sacks Of the mail had been mace up % 80.
6sposited Saturday afternoon and evening N uIis
CITY. About 80 per cent Of the man II Cie @ "a =, -
from Nev-EugIand Seventy sacks OF the man was
foreign - r--.r,.isco
Twenty sacks were the way 70 SSr SlI,i,s Isnsn
slc Australia -, dave for the
Sunday and yesterday were pusy - p man of
Clerks al the Postofce There was noL 90 ~. &c
On Sunray as there large alh"uii 49,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
CYCLE ROAD RACE.

The prospects now that the second annual
New Years midnight race, known as the Brooklyn
Coney Island road race. and held under the au-
spices Of the Century Road Club of America will
be successful. P. A. Dyer. of No 30 Bridge-st.
Brooklyn has already received over forty entries
The race will start the stroke OF u, and the
start will be from the Bedford Rest, Brooklyn. TO
Coney Island and return. There are over twenty
prizes offered consisting OF gold watches, silver tea
sets and opera glasses
Five handsome prizes are offered TO the first five
members of the Lentpry Road Club Of America in
good standing who complete the first i've centuries
OF the New Year. the start AMI nnisn TO oe at tne
ford
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
THE RESULTS AT iNeLEsIOE.

San Francisco. Dec. 22--The weather was snow
cry to-day and the Inslestde track was SLOW Inc
results were follows:
First race (nve and one-half furlonss; sellng)kath-
crime Ennis 100 Rausch), won; Hesper III o.
TaIvt Is to / second Gibraltar, III tJonesl n 10 l.
third Time. 1:1Oa Ben Magen, star Cotton VIENNA
Clark Bernota also ran
ers 100 tIJonneIk,. /, AEnsgtver. lot tEu-
man, TO , second Rosario. 1903 C2anschl. : TO l.
third Time 1:23i2. Grey Fox Fitz Stoc6"eH herni'
Touitiah and Macana also ran 80 - 80,
O1onnsvI ) to l. won Matt Hogan. los tBuilman, :
to second: Gold 1903 Carson) y TO l. third
T4re :2gI3. 81 Sever. Ignacio Constable, Homage.
T0uyyelsea. and Castake also ran. 30
Fourth race short course; handicap),IuaTe iT l'"
yJorthIuptonl 20 TO I Crest 15J (McAultfel. I
~ second. Iova g 1873 (walacel. Is to I. third
Ti77e 3:33ia John. Mike Rice, Dasmar Ohntnus'
Fiash1irht and Phil Archibald also ran. - ,o
Fifth race furongs selling6oFitzbIiliar ~ i!
Ip,irrs, Alice Carey, lh2 tConneiI . 70
second: Cuatre 10T CRansch). 10 70 ]. third Time
Indiana. Stunts. CaFsIncia. Guioa
Clarinette Finelus also ran. a.. l1r
sixth race zone mile; sellngl-EthyIene. 1G w
yyoidoI to Z won Administer 1I0 Eullrnanl Il 10 l.
second: Bill Massie. 1O6 fBirkenruthG TO l. thlra.
Time. 1:43. Meehanus. Sweet Tooth ana no 9naiino
also
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF Nj

YORK--AshbeI P. Fitch. Plaintiff. against sfavv
Reger DefendanJs.In pursuance of =
Judgment o foreclosure AM sale duly made and
the ahovented actioH bearing date the yos
Decerber 19 and FLED in the Office o. the Clerk OF
city and Of New York the 19th OF
Undersigned. the Referee IN said judz
named will SCI! public auction York
Estate SalesrOou. No. Ill Broatway Borough
Manhattan. city of New York day OF Jan
1905 = o'clock that day. D. Phcsnir
-Ingraham & Co. Aucttoneers The premises directed b.
said Judgment sold
All that lot piece parcel O land
ing situate. lying and being OF.
Manhattan in the City OF New YORK nd bounded ana
described follows wit: Beginning point on t1e
SOuthsrly side Ninety distant
feet Eastsrly from poiE formed by the intersection
the SOuthery side OF Nrsy Street with
side Of First Avenue and running thence Easterfy along
the SOutherly size Of Sinety-frst
thence SOurherly and parallel with Frsy fifty
eight inches. thence Westerly parallel with Nine
ty-frst twenty Northsrly
again parallel with First Avenue fifty
inches the SOuthery side OF SinAtyfrsr
point place OF beginning
Dated New York. December I'd. 1902
ARTHUR .. TRCAX Refers.
ASHBEL P. FITCH Jr.. Attorney for PLAINTIFF SO Mas
Street. Manhattan. York City.
The following IS diagram of The property sold
its street No. is 81 East Jlst Street
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
-,erRcULosIs HOSPITAL.

HewHaven Conn., Dec 2 Cspeciaitns se s,,,1d
culosis - ci+1 for some years is 10 be built
s tin short time recent gifts Of land He3 on " fe
bridge HelsH' 7-be hospital viii be run NANNY On
the fresh air theory +,,rercrIlosis patients have
Intli no~ - the New York upiands or Nest Loi
reatment haa m but Connecticut 81 h State Of
!leveG ,, to a high and dry climate as r r1 vii
Ter JUS as ns5 IN Colorado. The expertnleIltL ~iI
at SaranaGa apt1 interest by students OF tuosrcu
loSis-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
forcflo5urc Sales
COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK-saEford II steele as Executor Of the viii =
Charles r. Cufr deceased. Plaintiff against Isaac stern
and others DefenlantsIa pursuance q J1dsTnent OF
daily entered aoCFs
entitled bearing date tae Sth day OF Decsrnoer
faO. 1futIersgred the Referee IN said judgment
1a1ad viii saU at Public Auction the New York Real
Estate SaIasroou III Broadway in the Borough o.
Manhattan Of York the 9th cay OF January
I903 at II thac day oy Bryan L Asr-
Auctigreer directed by said Judsnsrr
10 be sold and described follows All that GER
parcel OF land situate lying and being
in the Cftv Of Borough OF Manhattar) and
described follows 10 WIZ Beginning al
point southery side Of One hundred ana thirty
hundred and nfry t30ul reec
formed the intersection o.
OF hundred t1ruysecond street
Amsterdam Avenue:
so1rHery. parallel with said Amsterdam Ve1le
t1 inches 70 the centre ls
OF the block thence westerly along the same twenty y-
uortherlv and again parallel with
srerdam Avenue nfuety-nne 0 feet eleven llj icneS
to souhery side Of one hundred and thirty second
and thence eastsrly along SAID Soitnsry soc o
One hundred thrtysecond street tVentyNe t%i 1s
TO the point place OF beginning
Dated, New York. December 10 1877
Joseph u DONOUCH. Referee
STEELE OTIS. Attorneys FOR PLAINTIFF. 3 Broad s..
Manhattan. " 7
The following diagram the property 70 be sod az
number being 5S5 W est l3n1
street
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
BASKETBALL PLAYERS BARRED.

The basketball committee OF the Amateur Ath-
Ietir Union yesterday disqualified the following
teams for playing unsanctoned games and games
With unregistered players: Apetites. Mount MOT
ris team, of New-YorI; THE Five Stapleton; In
stitute Athletic Club. Newark; Hasbroqck Heights,
New-Jersev: Xavier Club. Paterson Young Men :
l,trt-fiar Assnciati and 81. Josephs. PatersOn.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
oH SETTLED OUT OF COURT.

The case Of Mrs Frances l. caIkns. OF ION ronke[s t9r
- ,fiss Mabel Secor, Of Dohbs Ferry' Tor
aSaiiSt ~, .~ections of her husband, Douglas
21lei@. al cans. has been settled out of court The
". +naa4es much gossip two months ago when
T facts out All the parties be9 e9 the the case su
eTe to 10 have been tried put "a Sf st of Ts fh
reschssu II is said that substantial sun We
] 70 settle the affair ana prereI1o tg any "
given 20 ss Mr. Calkins is well connected.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
HOCKEY IN BROOKLYN TONIGHT.

The Crescent Athletic Club will meet the Short
Hills Club Of Short Hills, N J.. IN a match game
Of hockey at the C1errnont Avenue Rink, in Brook
lvu tonight In a special game last season the
Short Hills team surprised the followers Of hockey
by defeating the Crescent team by score OF 70 D.
The latter however got even In a subsequent
game. The New-Jersey seven has had two weeks
work outdoor Ice this season, while the crescent
seven has had only two three practice scriIn-
images II will be the first game OF ths season Tor
the Crescent team.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
SSPpyogRgIs SSPoRgIs
0pOR1sr1fN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING-At New-orleans and Ingleside.
AUTOMOBTIING.-Week lecture, at AutoUooiis III
of America G. o. Shields, p m.
HOCKEY.-short Hills Crescent A. c. at Clerrnon
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

The approximate amount of the lien charge 20
lsfy which described property be sold
195 thereon from the nth day De-
cemher f9s tOesther with costs and allowances
ing 70 S367sg-f00 AID from
I5Th together win OF SALE. The
approximate assessments
liens be allowed to
purchase money paid Referee SSiTes s1
DATED New York. December I'D. 1902
ARTHUR D. TECAx. R-f.rss-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

The approximate OF TIE ljeH charge to sas~
which aoyvs-t-ScIthe-i property 70 be Is
eighteen thot.Sa-G hundred dollars
with the Sth day OF December 1892
allowances amounting
thirty-twO 1j-1OO dollars with from De-
1907 together with the expenses saI
approximate of assessments otha-
liens allowed the purchaser our of the
purchase paid By the Referee.
dollars and Interest
Date Nen York. 1902
Joseph 2 NJ DONOL-CE Eet.-..
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

of foreign mail n be handled. All day yesterday
long lines Of people stood at the windows in the
registry division awaiting their turn TO register
their packages The lines extended out into
me corridors and many were Obliged to wait more
t1an an hour before they could reach the windows
= ne registered matter this year has exceeded that
~ the holidays of 1901 by about % per In
TACT this year all mail matter shows this increase.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
OF INTEREST TO YAcHTsMEN.

The famous Cup defender Puritan, which was re-
Gently purchased by c. H. W. Foster, Of Boston
from Commodore John o. Shaw. OF the Corinthian
Yacht Club. is to be fitted with twenty horse
mower zasolene engine. The Puritan succeSSruliy
defended the Americas Cup in 1855 against the
F9rifIsh cutter Cienesta- She was designed by Ed
ward Burgess and built by George Lawley, OF South
Boston.
Evans R Dick of Philadelphia has sold his aux
;1iarv Yacht Elsa to Max g Fleischmanu Of the
Nau-york Yacht Club The yacht will be rehtted
ar the Gas Engine and Power Company, and Sea
hnrv q Co al Morris Heights. in time for next
season. The Elsa was formerly the Black Pearl
STs vas designed by William Fife and built by the
SiiIyean Shipbuilding and Engine Company in Scot
land
CF Hsrreshor is authority for the statement
that Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger. Shamrock
snecialIy treated prevent its corrosiOn in salt
water.
A feet of ten or more yachts of one design
type measuring % feet the water line is to be
built this winter for members of the New-York
Yacnt Club. The boats are being designed BY
Herreshor & Wells. Of this city, and they will be
allowed TO carry LOO square feet OF canvas.
According to the report of the regatta committee
of the New-York Yacht Club, the for the
Navy Challenge Cup for schoouers sailed by the
club last August resulted in tie. IL vii probably
be sailed OF at of the early races of 1906 The
Navy Challenge Cup for sloops was won by the
Effort owned BY F. NJ. Smith
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
GAELIC FOOTBALL IN THE GARDEN

The Greater New-York Irish Athletic Association
management has decided add Gaelic football
match 70 the games at Madison Square Garden on
Ssfurdav The O'Connells and the Young Irelends.
both well known teams, will play.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
CORNELL AND GEORGETOWN LEFT OUT

The Fordham College baseball management has
failed 70 arrange a game with either Cornell or
GEORGETOWN for the coming season For the last
three years Fcrdham has met both teams. defeat
ing Cornell each time. but always losing to George
fnp0
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23
5portins 9cons-
5poriins Sooos.
Christmas Gifts

Not only everything athletic but things
out of the ordinary. Goods that canqot
be found elsewhere can be obtained at
Spa1dings.
skis, Snowshoes. Toboggans. Skating
Shoes, Hockey Skates, with or without
Shoes, superb Poker Sets, Puff Billiards
and largest stock of all kinds OF athletic
goods.
All bearing this hallmark fs
New-York tribune., 1902-12-23

II you cannot call. drop Us a postal
card FOR Spaliiing's Catalogue. make
your selections and order over the
ephone-Dowutovu .:26s6 John:
Uptown, ''691 3Sth.''
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
Our Agricultural Society.

Articles of incorporation have been
fled in the Office of the register OF
deeds for the Agricultural society OF
Stearns county. The articles were
offered for filing by L. r. Balto, at
torney, and are of date of Sept. II. The
general purpose of the socieay is given
as to prmote the interests of agricul-
ture and manufacturing in Stearns
county; to encourage the Improvement
of live stock and agriculture, manu-
featuring and art, and to hold an an
ual fair and to pay premiums and
prizes therefor. The place of location
shall be Sank Centre. The stock of
the society shall be S., Oe0, divided in
to five thousand shares Of 81 each.
Nine members shall constitute a board
of directors and the first board is COM
posed of: A. E. Irwin, r. J.. Palmer,
G. c. Ingram, w. o. P. Hilsdale, S. P.
Hansen, F. E. Minnette, G. u. Mar
shall, w. M. Henderson and Henry
Keller. A. E. Erwin is president; r.
L.. Palmer, vice-president; G. G. In
gram, secretary and Henry Keller,
treasurer. The annual meeting shall
be the first Monday in June. The in
corporators includs the directors and
twenty-five Sank Centre business men.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
MCCORMICK LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Wilcox and Mr..
and Mrs. Mann spent Sunday last at
G. D. Cass' in the town OF Ashley.
The Mccormick Lake school:began
on Sept. 20 with Mrs. Alice Newell a.
teacher. We have twenty-five sch GLARS
and expect few more.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loomer re-
turned from a pleasa visit in Martin
county on Monday last.
James Stevens and family, who have
been living at Willard, returned on
Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter called on Mr.. and Mrs. Can
field on Sunday.
Will Richards, Will Wolf and Frank
Phelps returned from Dakota last
week.
Miss Louie Moon of Willard, 10 visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolf ''Madge."
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
The Lyceum Course.

The Sank Centre Lyceum opens next
Tuesday evening at the Auditorium
with a concert by the Quaker Male
Quartette This is one of the best con-
cert companies in the North West and
they are sure to please.
AS has been ann ounced before the
Lyceum consists of five entertain
ments, under the management of st.
Andrews Guild. .'-s
Tickets for the entire course are 81
each. Single admission forsthis con-
certs is soc. Tickets and reserved
seats on sale at Hanson & Emerson S
drug store. The concert will begin at
$50 sharp.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
The Regulars Beaten.

Sank Centre has an excellent bowl
ing team. 1t went to Alexandria las
week and came home victorious. 1
won in matches with Long Prairie an6
Melrose, and will soon 60 to Morris
to bowl. But it is not inyincible. Or
Tuesday evening team of scrub pick
ups from the city gave the boys q
good trouncing. The regular team
was composed of Frank Mccormick,
Herman Donart, Ed. Hansen, Mel.
Billed and Mel. Scherffius. The pick
ups were Geo. Fish, J. A. johnson.
DR.. Kirghis, Eugene Richards and
Charles Fiesler. They bowled three
games and the score was decidedly in
favor of the p.-u's. And now 1t is
proposed to send The latter over TO
Morris and let the regulars stay home
and practice with strictly amateurs.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
The Commercial Club,

A fairly attended smeetings of the
Commercial Club was held On Monday
evening. Little business was trans
acted, the meeting adjourning for one
week, when the active enrolment OF
members will be made. 1t is expected
that the annual fee will be paid in at
that time. The club is Incorporated
under the laws of the state, and has a
existence. There is much that the club
can accomplish by united effort, and
it is hoped there will be large attend
ance. III
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-10-09
ReaIEstate Transfers.

Scottish American Mortgage Com.
pany to M. Frank, set section 81, town
ship 124, range "a. 81, 525.
M. Frank to Fred J. Parker, set Sec
ton 81, township 124, range "a, 90, 800.
Mary A. O'Connell to F. E. Hatch,
lot 5, block 6, Sank Centre, 81, 800.
Jos. Cook to P. G. Oswald, Mt swt
section township 125, range IS, 81, $50.
Toilet Olsen to Otto Nickel Ell sw4
and others, section II, township 124.
range 35, $4,000.
A. L. Hoffman to G. w. Telschow,
set and othsrs, section "a, township
I27, range IS, Sc, 900.