davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-05

A man fifty years old has walked
10000 miles, eaten nine and half
tons of meat and fish and eggs and
vegetables, and drunk 1000 gallons of
duid.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-05
Pre-Chauceriam.

II confess l can't understand what
your baby's saying"
ut is queer language isn't it?'
"Yes; sort of early English. Phila-
delphia Press.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-05
Her II @asOm.

But why did you encourage him if
you didn't want him to proposeY'
Because just at that time there
wasn't any one else to encourage
Chicago Post
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-05

At last reports Ex-Governor Hogg Of
Texas was wallowing in about $3,000,-
900 worth of the increment of the
octopus.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17

\ Washington di.patch ot the 10Th
says: At a very la gciy attended
rucctrua to-day Of Pacific Cunst Rep
rescDIHtivcan final determination
was reached ~ to tie conr-+ 10 he.
pursued on .ChiUc-c exclusion !rgis.
ia'i"n mud tlte following r]psululuna
were adopted:
-%t;'aoIred. Tint the Pacific Cnus,
Sebatnrs hnd Il prcscnta,ivcs ap
rrtve the policy aud general proyis.
ions Of tiIe biil which they have re-.
qnectetl Representative Kahn to- H.
irDHucd IN the House and senator
Mitchell IN the Senate. but
this ehall not affect the privilege Of
any member to perfect the AIM lbs
Amendment.
The toll thus Ia bc introduced was
agreed upon ~ the meeting. As final
~ adopted tho rnsular section read.
IA iullowe.
'thnt fUm.and after the passage Of
this act the entry Iulo the American
mainland Tertiary ~ the Cbinrar
lahorers coming from any Of the In.
shlHr possessions ~ the United States
shaII Ii absolutely prDhnbitcd. aud
tho prohibition shall apply to uli
Chinese iabVIrrg ~ well M tn such
% were ~ the 'nautaF p~pssyssiurs nj the
~ ne OF ti"ica II acquisition thereof
respectively by Tie Uuitrd Statcf. OF
10 those vino hove come Tier T.. since
aud thOtc who may comc there here.
after aud those who mny hereafter DO
bora there
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17
<,,t- no.-do OF .......r..

To-Day the State 3 arI OF ASSESSORS
Practically weu; out " business and
as an Organization ulll &c htarJ from
10 more. There are res-ons and "a
sons assigned by the members. Some
% tb-tn s.y the -otL' r Sven were
acting re-arilts Of Law snd justice.
Ehich explanation is net 10y the
other f>c:lon by the plain. unpublished
statement that half tie L, AZ (,
wear the ). p collar. and tuds it
such 4 weight ;hs; the, are unable 10
Transact any business.
Yesterdays SESSION plainly indica
ted the near approach a! the emo
Schedule after schedule was taken
up AID plssei--ief; 10 the discretion
OF the several aSess rs Ibe majority
OF the bgart seemed Eiu ng to ras-e
the valuation On mich CO.'S. usually
o~ned 10y people Of moderate circum
stances. hut thouught that the beef
cattle industry should receive a
bonus from the State in tie form OF
d r~eGuc;lUu II values for taxation
purposes The telephone ami tele
graph lines were lef; To- the iudg-
uleuJ Of the a<sessur-. and sheer,
schedules as adopted last year wet
, L~ziuteip-i, and theo came the Cen
i:al Pacific assess u-ut. This little
item brought ahDnt the dissJlu i"u OF
the board. The vote stood 1tu7
!ilt SEu'-d TO r-Gu,r II 1" a uomlu-
n amount. or icavp IT SO the jug.
meHt % the individual ASSESSOR
meaning the nseive-, and ;he Others
STUCK Tor 5000 per nile The lat.
ter. Eow"ve offered ." comprise un
EiG, o. per miI-. but It failed and the
b ar! auI ,nTnei until this mcruiug
Ihi- murutuG the h!nt was 70
-umrd bu; no man Of the Ducking
-veU couli be ~un over and the
trallncS was stIn on. FINALLY Il
motion WIS made t" rescini al
p.-yi a. action aud Gdjpnin siue die.
II pa7-d and tins leave TIA, rro,.os
uan jI5t here it was nt for the lrs-
Is!a'ur- created TIE Slate BtnrI OF
A-e-Or=.
h la" has proved 4 failure. not.
however. brcau-e Of yts,be defects 10
it, construction or i~utcE', bat te
cause Of ;he failur.. to carry ont H.
beuehce t provisions gu the Fart ~
nrD elected d" III ( 10y the pep"Iy nf
Nevada for ,hai purpo-e.-Carsou
N.Ts.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17

VI. Outlet. a Dayton raDcher. tell-
lie Virginia Chronicle how awi6d.
hug California merchants conspire
T." rob Neyhda - the r.putationn ,
producing the finest POTATOES in the
land '
when { was in san Franris-o
some1 mon'hs.asO7 he suid Il met the
manager of Etha5 Palace hotel. who
akktd me what was the matter with
tie Dayton p~aiatOcs. lie said he
had not cGn Il good ouu ~ months.
asked him WhcIc he huugh, HE
potatoes. and he mentioned Il house
dnwu ~ tie Wholesale district. 1
wont DOM, there and found an cstab
hah n"ut which had bonght ten
SACKS OF me Il short time before
They had my ten sacks of potatoes,
all night. aud piled atpund them
were 1900 sacks pt Oregon rptar, "a.
everyone OF them labeled .Jnytun
Nov Must ~ Tie Oregon po;a.n,-.
were half rotten, and the sntind onorj
were not Ia he Cumplrcd with the
NeyndH article. Since urcu an,
PaIa"" hotel buys 1t pptatocs direct
from me-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17
A GREAT coM3INATloN N.

Tie Comuoncr. William J. Bryza's
weekly paper. sill be.Iu publica yon
usxi month. Mr.. SryRn viii enter
upcn hi ue= work with rn- same
energy zui ability rLat ha- character
~ '! Inm ~ the past. Though actual
contact with 'Hv people - all sections
%; th- rpGufry. he has acquired 4
wider Euo l,riEe = its resources
than any public MAN ~ hi :ime. His
ahIGtN Is be or Question and ul<
laysl's and u-v - % 10 lrucipA" Is
not ~qu-su"u-I ~ his most bitter
PARTISAN yLeuy
lie Commouer will defend the
rrincir@+ ST forth 10 'he Kansas
City platform and l. -Ur- n r-cOme
a POWER III tie C1unlr /, will lind
ltS way mt" ,hnn,an3< IT homes and
become the Iohti-.l uih'e uf millions
~ voters.
H. nr'er Ia give tlc readers ~ The
WEEKLY INDEPENDFNT an upror,nn-
itN "a subscribe 'or the Co'umnner nj
reduced rates. Ue have enter Il INTO a
clubbing arrangement with Mr..
! Bryan. Whereby the Co.nmOner and
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT gill l.. sent 10
any ou- al 'rrss 'n- unaN-zr fO- 81 ~:
srN months fur S2&f. thee months
Tor SijI; UaNa"lr n sivul>- The
tOmUf1u"r VA! b. -.u' lu all subj
sc1ha-< :" rhr WEFELY INDEPENDENT
! who have rail In Hayarr, ulou ,he
( I4NDen' - - "ea;= Nov l. the time
- TAX" advantage - a. Is Cr-h; offer
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17
ArIrrFuL ~nEcouE>n.

Noiziibstsrdrne LIs e~oounrOas
r.sileuce Of thirteen years IN Ne
rada. a Republican paper refers 70
NJ. SeElmds Is -the Curcrs
mar from California Sreh : gross
mesisteneat Is "alS calculated 70 IN
srire a oOBmEe-atGna smile fos ,h-
poverty % for legitimate
opposition at the command OF Mr..
NeSlArjs' opponents There : TO
nE5 in NeIada, whose private and
public interests are more clo=eIy
Ideaufed ~1ih the welfare al the
State, and poD= whose personal and
faaDciaI prosperity or the r~vers=.
isTeui- O fully upon :he future
- the cCu;noD Health. than hi. He
las every pe. oaI ~ well Is pull lie
motive s8d iBduceJnsni IN ruspu-
every edo-t for I;s development and
pn,gres- he has more iuusey In
vestel Eifbu our borders ,hEn al 81
the S7uators and Cc.Dgrsmea Rho
have ever rrpre=s atsi the State ID
tie two branches %. our rauuual leg
isiaiGrs. lie has invested ID enter
pTas-. the sucr~ss or failure Of Nbich
depends solely upo9 The ieveIopm-ni
81 oar agricultural and mmer Il r--
.sourceS ELirh c~!earl: manifest In
uortiirlas IL the outcome and which
certainly olgLt To- be a sufficient
guarantee 81 las sincerity and good
:aiib 10 Ui= o~oTZTvs=ayual labor. lie
= a. tuIly a bJni lie resident Of the
State - an, cltIz~n gh~ereln.tud a3uiI
81 consistently ruL yn i Ho.ue Rule
ticket. ~ ar! nan that could b
named within il boundaries Such
"a glarng uiss: IienleE! i Il counter.
rsri IL tn. viih lie criticism II an
otter R.Pnblisan pager which c1;.
iclsa! Hr. >'rzl land Tor harug in
y=-Tcl Eau=. Ii N-vais iaud- aud
water storage enterprises. lhey "uis
sergs To cap ra- iEt poverty Il the
Republican arsenal IA implements Il
legitimate political Warfare Reno
Juu nal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17
THE INTEREST or HANNA.

Senator Hanna hns assumed a new
role in the interview which b" gave
out prior to his departure for the
conference OF the American Civic
federation. Tho chair mau Of the
Republican national committee IA a
social reiormer, pure aud simple. is a
char icter to which the public has no;
accustomed itself. Say : the St I.Ouia
Republic.
For Chairman Hanna has never
been known rs q philanthrnpigt. 10
his interesting statement regarding
his rart in former strikes and their
settlement II fact stands out clear
and distinct. Ills appearance iu la.
Dor troubles hos always been couci.
dent with a pending political cam
paign where hi4 friends were array,,i
against the labor organizations.
In the present instance there are
reasons why lac cannot lose money or
prestige among the trusts Wy adyD.
eating a mutual disarmament in the
industrial world
Yet that such n conference M The
recent II III New York should be
made tho tool Of u poliiira, manager
ie to be regretted by ml true friends
OF the American Civic federation.
IL Hanna Ia using The conference ~ 4
stepping stone to the Republican
nomination fcr the Presidency in
1901. or u he expects to beat Foraker
In Ohio by ptOclaimme bumself IA a
social Moses. no il a iricks,rr IN
either case.
IL Senator Hanna intended HE in.
teryiow strictly for Ohio cOnsump.
ton. ho has missed his mark. lIia
agility in stepping Ia tho breach 10
labor troubles only when his own
cnds may DO served " too well
known. Is little more d~isiDteroaicd.
mesa on the tart Of the aspiring RI
publican politician might after many
years change the public esiimnte Of
his character. bit q fow days IA a
limo too short,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17
scott. S~tat.Iurni.

The Journal. contains the following
statement nsie by Scott on the
night Of the shooting, and after il
had occurred:
MY name Is Albert Scott aud my
home is T~alslulo. Louisiana, wh-r- |
hare half brothe- by the name Of
Walter Hawkins. 1 also have a SIS
ter. | have been trough up be
iey,uC that there i q Col to whom !
must answer Tor m, ie,-l-. | am
sorrv and repen'aot Tor ~! cine
and pray To Golfor the salvation Of
my soul.
i shot Officer L~rper on tire i'm
pulse OF the momeat. without ihiuk.
ing.
Il came tn Reno from los Angeles
about ter day. ago. | WAS not mar
ried to Belle Scntt. She was a girl /
came here with
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17

Tuesday. Wad worth Dispatch
s,!=: RI-ht-f.wn agent patri-on
~ the Sou hem Pacific Coupiuy
spent SInIay m to~o. he Is The
2euttvman who s-Cur Il right Of Wy
FROM Reno To- Visia. His business
here was 10 secur" night uf-way be
rween Vista and the Pyramid lake
lHdi3un reservation. The nghl.uf
way between Vista and here shoYs
tue INV inaiB Hue atou' H,SO0 lie;
-"hth ut /. q Herman reside rr..
l. runs acr,S - hoidIugr 81 p. II. Nc.
tarran. rh"msz iiiII, W.P Wur"ler.
Lon FOLSOM, J, l. BIaci. Eugene
k"lnrr. Frank Smith. John Monte
n4d /. q. Herman. 1t diverges ap.
preaching Wad-wnr;h with the near.
-; poIDt II aupfotch at 30 o feet. 1t
t~fthe t asst f"et. that Joint beng
itc bank Of the river Just abuye the
winning pond. The proposed
TRACES loops win the present track
near Frank Smiths un The west. ana
at our ito mics from WudsNorth nn
the east
The contractors between Buwms
aud Wad> worth are receiving their
men. machinery. mules and supplies
rapidly nov. Their agents are ia.
tcrvlcyIng rnerchruts and rHuchrrs
for contracts on supplies Of beef. hay,
gain. butter, eggs, milk, teams and
al hose tn ug- rerr;r"d.
The contractors near Browns, with
nf;c.H miles t" grade. are the Corey
Bro. Company 81 Ogden. They aye
last getting into harness.
\ well II h"rug bored IN Churchill
county Che nearest postofli ae and sta.
ton To 1t Ia Rngt0wn) with "A lO.ruch
borer. 4 depth Of p.ucty feet ha =;
been attained. wnfcr fonnd and sent
for anlIH -is, The minimum PUP Is de.
mnnded he"g into thousands of gal.
Ions per hour
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17
rHE BOARD or ASSESSORS.

The following from the Carsuu
Appe u PLACES the fzilare Of he State
Boari Of Assessors to fI the saiuz
t;oa OF property for taI.aou par
poses o different grounds than
tho e given by the Carson Ness- IL
another item the Appeal Says the
State Revenue Board. composed oi
the Governor. Controller aud Attor-
ney Gsnerl. ha' taken up he legal
questions involved ID the action OK
the Boards OF Equalization 80 WAshoe
Ornsby and storey counties IL re-
ducing the Is esneni OF the ' ( T.
Z. p. Co. last year and that suit sill
be brought II Carson against the y.
&T. for the difference in the tax=
caused b. the Cnuniy BDari rejuc.
ing the valuations hKoi by the State
Bart. Ibis suit will test The valid.
ity OF the new reveEzu lav:
The State Board Of ASSESSOR.
which met in this city on Monday
last, q adjourned yeterisy without
practically dong any business.
There vas a great deaf Of discus
sion over the question u reyeuur. and
II wss the tscii understanding iIn; e
good beginning had been made dur
ing the past yeur and ;hat the vari
Gus Assessors would gradually al.
vance Valuations and lover rate.
The question % the nights Of Comfy
Boards Of Equaliz4auu TO change Sine
Valuations liked by the Board y! A..
seHors came up, aud II vas decided
that the State Officials should deI
With ihst question aud get a decssiru
ons way or another as TO The power Of
the iag In such cases II was claim
cd by tue Assessors that until that
matter vas settled. it would he use
less for The State BuaTI To tx yaluG.
tioDs, only tn have them CHANGED by
County Boards Of Equ .IiZati0n
claiming the right so 10 act
Under these circumstances. the
Assessors decided to aait until the
Law could be tested in tie courts,
feeling that it would be time wssted
until their rights nm Ter the las could
be definitely settled.
The action which cast a doaot over
their right to act Was where tile
Equ lizaton Boari5 OF W4shor,
Ormsby aud Storey counties had ar.
rogated to themselves the right last
fall TO undo the WORK u the State
Board and lower tie valuations Of
the V Il T Z. r. Co. from $1,000 a
mile to $500. Cattle Valuations
were also lowered 4 HUMBOLDT the
same way.
II ia clear la any one TINT the
Couty Boards bad no war ,ant uf law
for their act, yet the county officials
accepted the changed Valuations 81
the local Boards and ignored tile
State Board entirely.
Meanwhile, the ASSESSORS have ,!e.
cilei to run along under last ycai =
scic,l lie and do the best they can
vii. s nations and await the action
Of t.. ataIe officials in the matter Of
testins the lay.
The Appeal regrets that more
definite action was not taken. FOR the
failure 81 the Board to fix valuations
will be construed Uto a lear to do 80.
The only way the Assrssors can re.
move that impression is 20 maintain
the Valuations fixed last year or do
better.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17

Ahout February 9TH, the San F-au-
cisco Bullrtin sill issue q special
PhilIppin- edition ~ - pages III.
edition will Among o'hrr features
contain many photos and iIlustra-
tions, together with statistic. and
general iufofma'ion relating to thu
Philippines. The Bulletin has ha 1
two representatives. in the PGiIiu.
pines. bv special authority OF ;he
Secretary "' Mar. for the past SIX
months, coll ct w material and igr d.
for the edition. aud il gill eclipse
anything ~ the kirfi ever be'nr. ~.
'em"tef. Oriers FOR copies viii hr
receive ! a, this. Office.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17
tIbN 4.

have siVt"yn Pm" ifiuDlrd Dur.
han BUlls. II year Dlt, iof paL,
Those bulls arc all from q ihproug
bed farm in California. For furtn. =
PARTICULARS cnlI ~ nr address.
IHQnas GmrrIv.
CatHu. Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17

II the District Court OF the F-u-lh Julical
District o: TIE State OF Seyada. II a-a rgr
the Curty Of ElkD.
Is THE .TTEE or II EsgS-E uF john T.
McDEaNolT DECEASED
NOTICE. or n PETITION or pI-.
~-RIByTI'S.
NOTICE Is H'REBY GIVES THAT
Mary H0L0-a NCU-rG.pIi. e1rcgirix Of I4-
lastW i'll al! rr.I-m "a; o; JD4u +. NJ
DrrIotI. Grc=4,eI. did o. tn 2uG day o..
JANUARY 1872. Gle N.;E she aid Court \
Petiii0- !o- the distribution o: said estate
TO the p"rSous entitled thereto: aad rntr
SATURDAY., iEe =5Ih &c: January. 1901. AT 10
O'Clock =. n. &, S., as the tim. for the hear
NJ Q: said !~riilion. ami al persons su-
icreSt-i t. the said estate aye hereby a..
fiE-d 70 appear before the above entitled
court A. tn caur, aog,. ia Elso. El.,
CoElty. AZ sid time. 10 shOz c.u,- IL: az.
hey have why said petition ,ro4!i tot Do,
granted and said -srI;. Distributed IL IT,
c]ortaucc with Ire provision ro1iaIa.l n
the vii! % said d-caasct.
II w!iae>> Whereof / have Ler"uu,o 49,
ms AaGG a@A tie sal %: TIE said Cour; TIL,
Fad day Of 5~.luary pG
ATTEST =. C.. DAwLEY.
Cl.rE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17

County Superiu'"u tent H:Ldcrs II
has apprrHUn-ri Elko county, rnr.
tIou ~ the SlGf- -chnu! .End. to The
vurion. dist rirts ns F,u,yy-.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17
JOINT S1ATEEiEhT
-JF THE-
Auditor and Treasurer OF
Elko County
r"r pn"rr"r ..mnt"r sept. 80. ro"I.

COUHIr - tLsu.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
ELKo. Oct |. l.ml.
To the Honorable BOdr,i Of Count.
Commissioners Of EiEO county, New;
GESTLEMES:-W- herewith submit
our QArtcrly Report Of the Finances
of the county Tor the quarter ending
sept. 81. 1904.
Respectfully submitted.
&. ". GROVER. Auditor.
\ q. DAwLEY.
CoIuty Treasurer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17

BRING your JDh Wuia 10 the ivp..
fENDESr Otjco. LoH pncos.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17

DlSHUE~EAENT e
General Count! Fund..... 1872 20
'ih""ra, Sr.ar! Fund .... 81 3 -
udlg"ut SrcH fund go. l.o7s -
Contingent Fund ..... UIG IS
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-23
INTER-HlGH SCHOOL GAMES.
Championship Contest on Georgetown
Field TODAY.

The interhigh school baseball cham
pionship will be decided at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon on Georgetown Field. The
contestants for honors will be the strong
team from the Business High School
and the aggregation from the Manual
Training school, better known as the
Technical High School Every high
school cadet and every pretty girl at
tending the schools will be on hand to
cheer their favo-ites on to victory. Ban
ners and flags will be greatly in evil
dence. and the enthusiasm Is not ex-
pected to be bounded.
These two teams are the strongest OF
the season. They have each moved down
the Eastern. Western and Central teams.
and they both have three victories and
no defeats. The winners of today's
game will have four victories and no
defeats. and incidentally win the cham
OF the season. The embryo
business men have a shade the better
Of the argument. and everyone will be
greatly surprised If the lads from Tech
win the game. Pickford will In all prob
ability pitch for the Bushes men.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-23
Louisville Entries.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 20.-En-
tries for tomorrow's races:

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 20.-En-
tries for tomorrow's races:
First race-For two-year -olds; sell
ing; four and one-half furlongs. AL
marie. Require. Shooting Star. lOl
Pirate. Little Britain. lO3: The Wizard,
Prism. Mr.. Farman. los.
Second race-For thrce-year oids and
upward; selling; one mile. King Ia
titus. Cork. 90; Binehelio. IS; Lizzie A..
10I. Phosphorus. The Conqueror, log:
Tragedy. Jena. Hinsdale, III; Roya!
Penny. liz: Facade 1lS.
Third race-For three year-olds and
upward; selling: six furlongs. Suler-
man. Frank Becker. l02: Flossie King.
i05; Opera Girl. lC6: John Laiferty.
Oconee, III.
Fourth race-For four year olds and
upward, gentlemen riders; one mile.
stactatara. l3l: Faraday. jr.. Masterful.
147: Robert Morrison. Secundus. $50;
Chorus Boy. Rebel Jack. Sound Money,
Isl.
Fifth race-For four-ycar- olds and up
ward; five furlongs. Kid Hampton, 50:
Foneda 100: Erema, Sim w, Brave
Boer. The Geezer. Weird. lO2; Fremus.
l0I.
sixth race-For three-year olds; one
and onc-eighth miles. Harry New.
Hunter, Raine, The Rival. Andy Will
liams. 100; Aladdin, 40.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-23
RIGHT AND TRUE WINS STAKE
Juvenal Race Goes to L. o. Appleby's
Good Two-Year Old.

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 22.-Thc Ju-
venal Stakes for two-year-olds was the
feature of the card at Churchill Downs
this afternoon. and l.. o. Appleby's good
youngster Right and True. at to ! in
the betting won the race from the
favorite, Prince of Endurance and
Kings Lady. The best Prince of Endur-
ance could do was TO finish third. II.
Robinson captured two races in success
sion with Death and Ben Battle. Three
fayorites won. Track good Summaries:
First race-For two-year-olds; sell
ing: four and one-half furlongs. Grand
Mary u. Walsh. TO !, won, Senator
Morrison tCoburn). { TO /. second: CAL
liant Saith Perlee). 10 to l. third.
Time. 0:57.
Second race-For three-year- and
upward; six furlongs. Death (Coburnl,
s. to 2, won; J. v. Kirby q. Walsh. 9
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-23
Worth Entries.

WORTH, May 22.-Entries for tomor-
rows races:
First race-For maiden two year-olds;
five furlongs. Glendon. Springstead. Sig
mund, DR.. o'Neill. North Pole. Sidney
Love. los: Miraculous. 102.
Second race-For hree-year-olds and
upward: selling: six furlongs. Avatar
Jerry Hunt. Aratoma, lis; Beauty Book
lie; Alline Abbott, Emma C. l., Ia.
Cherries. 10s.
Third race-For two-year- olds: four
furlongs. Agnes Mack. IFS: Puredale
100; Lola l., los; Traumere, Aurie b.,
100
Fourth race-For three year-olds and
upward; one mile and seventy yards.
Articuiate, Autolight. liz; Lucien Apple
by, LOG; Jaubert. 95.
Fifth race-For three year-olds: SELL
ing; six furlongs. Dandola. III: Santa
Maria, 107; !. Samelson, l05; Ernest
Parham. Muresca. 1903; Senator Sullivan
SO; Ada c., es
Sixth race-Fcr three-year- olds and
upward; selling; one and one sixtecnth
miles. Farmer Bennett, 1O9; Major Man
sir, los; Cogswell. 1903; Merops. 1922
Krewer. About. I0i; Domadge. 100; Lady
Meddlesome. 50.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-23
MONOGRAPH SHOWS
Up WELL AT GRA0ESEND
Son of Margrave Covers
Distance Under 2.07.
Final Trials Of Brooklyn Handicap Can
didates Draw Big Crowds to
Witness Going.

GRAvEsEND. n. Y, May 22.-The
weather was charming here this morn
ing. and vast crowd put in an appear
ance TO witness the final trials of the
Brooklyn Handicap candidates.
The sensation OF the day was the
great work OF Monograph. the four year
old son OF Margrave and Monopoly. The
horse is handled by E. L. Graves. who
trained Box.
Monograph covered the handicap dis
lance in a fraction under 2:0T. He had
Eight boy UP, but 1t must be remem-
bered that he has very light impost
to carry in the handicap. He is con-
sidered the best horse sent here from
the West in many years. and is credited
with covering a mile in the West under
1:iO.
He covered the first mile here in
1:39A. and the one and one-auartes
miles in 200 As. Dominick. the crack
Western jockey. is expected at Graves
end to ride the horse tomorrow.
Herbert-Walter Rollins horse-cov-
cred the handicap distance in 2:07A with
weight up. II 1t happens to be heavy
track, Herbert Will have an advantage.
as he is at home in deep or heavy going.
Jack Follansbee's little horse, Roehamp-
ton, covered the distance in 2:07Ik.
Billy" Lakeland's The Regent worked
a mile and a quarter over the Beach
track in BOTH. The California colt Ar
gregor. covered seven furlongs in LIS
very easily.
Green b. Morris sent Water Cure and
Janice the handicap distance in Ell.
OF course this work did not please the
critics, but it must be remembered the
Exile and several other winners of the
noted event never worked faster than
2:11.
Blues. the candidate OF the Fleisch-
mann stables. did not work. Trainer
Walsh preferred working him in the
afternoon. when there would be no
horses on the track.
The work of Dom Paul. Senator
Worth's candidate. was also deferred
until the afternoon.