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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-29
DANNY MAYER RETURNS.
Said to Have Earned $5o,ooo in Eng
 land During the Past Season.

, <
 land During the Past Season.
 Danny Maher, the we'll known American jockey, who has been rid ing in England with marked success during the past se.s#pt. ari
 York yesterday on the White Star
 .eamer Celtlc ana was Welcomeu a,
 4e pier by his father aud olnel .r4e.4
 rom Hartford Maher wore a lons tur-lined overcoat and held an Engiis: bulldog by chain. Maher declinen to say how much his earnings were, but the amount has been conservatiyely placed at $50,Q0O.
 '.The season just closed" said the jockey, "has been very successful for me, both financially and otherwise. Out of 435 mounts rode 106 winners and wound up with the highest percentage of any rider. I will return to England in the spring and am under contract to Sir James Miller, Sir Daniel Cooper and Lord Cadogan, for whom l have ridden the past season. l prefer to ride in England, as there is more mon- ey in it for me. "
 ''No, it is not true that I rode for King Edward, for the reason that I did not have the chance. I would have jumped at such an opportunity, but I was never even approached on the subject. Jones is the kings jockey and rides in the royal colors all the time. I had the privilege, however, of riding the best two-year-olds ill England, RoXsand and Flotsam. On tiI6 former 1 " ca six races a'.ti Gil t [" the Woodcott stakes, the Champagne stakes, the Coventry stakes, and the Dewhurst plate. With Flotsam I won the Imperial Produce stakes and the Middle Park plate. On Cheers | won the $50,000 Eclipse stakes at San down for the Duke of Devonshire. I also captured the International Breed CTS stake with Arthur Jamess Rabe- lais. 1 received splendid treatment from the English sportsmen and turf authorities"
 In regard to the cases of Jockeys Reiff and Henry, Maher declined to make 8 statement, because, as he said, he did not know enough about the mat, ter to form an opinion. He seemed to be in robust health and said that he was glad to. get back here for Christ mas and a good rest.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-29
hU alUAUu5s

"She seems to have lost her head ,ver that young man" Yes, I saw it n his Philadelphia Bull etin.
 He's fine retriever, miss" Buy 1 don't want hunting dog" "Aw, ne don't fetch birds. He retrieyes iingpong balls. Philadelphia In auirer.
 Bixby's Generous Bixby ays he has given up all his old friends" Good. There is a chance that we will smoke better cigars pow.''-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
 Not Surprising. Mother Duck Good morning, Father Gander, it's quite chilly, isn't it?'' Father Gan Ier-"Well, should say. I'm all full Df goose Piaples. Detroit Free Press.
 Barnes-.There goes Filler in his automobile. How quickly he has learned to run the thing Shedd- 'Yes; I suppose it is faculty that is inherited. His father used to be quite an expert at wheelbarrow. Boston Transcript.
 .'Is that really the spirit of Dio- genes7" inquired the man who paid his fee in advance. .'Yes," replied the spiritualistic medium, what do you wish to say to him?" Ask him If you're the man he was looking for with his lantern.' Philadelphia Press.
 A Violator of Precedent.-.Th rev man won't do," said the London editor. He's one of those sensa- tional American journalists" How lo you know?" He wrote joke Ind failed to use any italics ortpar- tntheses to explain Washington Star.
 Kind Father-"My dear, if you want good husband marry MT. Goodhcart. He really and truly loves you" Daughter-"Are you sure of that, par" Kind Father-"Yes, in deed I've been borrowing money of nim for six months and still he keeps coming. ."-Strav Stories.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-29

The majority of parents in casting about for good ayocations for their boys, never give thought to the race track and the advantages the life of jockey afford. They are oppos ed to the sport of kings" and it's associa- tions because of the gambling element that enters into the life. But it is more apparent now than ever that the busi- ness of riding race horses Is not over crowded--that there is no business in the world so alluring to the young man seeking a. chance to make lot of money The premier ioekey of 1903 will have retainer of AsO.CO0. and tBeme exceptionally good vtflor who is ta1 great demand may make ia much as the president of the United States
 The tremendous demand for capable Jockeys has never been adequately mzsss doubtless iy n&var will be. But
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-29
THE SPORTING NEWS OF THE WORLD
WITH THE WRESTLERS,
sGsd'' Perry, Who Is Known Here
 Marries a Rich Widew.

'Gid' Perry, Who Is Known Here,
 Marries q Rich Widew.
 Haniltcn, Ontario, Nov 1s. >It Is re- ported hsre that Mrs Harry Kuntz, widow of wealthy brewer. kIs been married to Gideoa I'erry, we'll known all round athlete and train < at Boston university. In a talk witt. the hand some WldoW she declined to either deny or confirm the story. She said busy bodies'' had evidently been talking. Mrs Kuntz's husband died three months ago, leaving an estate valued at from S3OO,000 to $5OO,OOO
 Many people in this city know "Gid" Perry, for when Prof DWyer first land- ed in this city Perry was his wrestling partner. Perry also wrestled Prof Atlas Of Bridgeport i'll this city. He made many friends while here and if the above reporl isN true they will be pleased atshis good fortune.
 When Tom Jenkins and Joe Carroll Wrestled for the worlds championship last Tuesday night George Bothner, the lightweight champion who recently won handicap match from John Pien- ing, climbed into the ring before the bout. started and said he wanted to meet the winner under the conditions which governed the match with Pien- ing. Fleming undertook to throw Both ner four times in an hour. but failed to make good, only putting the slippery youngster down twice. Jenkins won his match and says he can put Both ner down four times in an hour for all the money the New York man can get. If Bothner was sincere in his challenge all he need do to make match is to set time for meeting Jenkins and be on hand with his forfeit and a side bet if he wants to make one. ~
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-29
rrint shop Resuiatiens in Turkey

All printing eStabIlshments m Tul1 key, according to new law jus
 passed, may have only one door, am that opening ON to the street. Win
 dows must be covered with close
 meshed wire netting, 50 that no pa pers can be handAd through. A statement must be made year ir advance of tho amount of ink re
 quired. which will be supplied by the st.t>- 4 specimen of everything printed is to be kept, and must be shown at any time to a police in. spector on pain of fns.-N. Y. Sun.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-29
YALE "CoPss DISMISSED.
New Haven Commissioners Take Au- thority from Campus Constables.

thority from Campus Constables.
 New Haven. Nov 29.-Affer a lengthy hearing last night by the po- lice commissioners. Special Constab1es Wiser and Donnelly were dismissed and authority taken from them Donnelly has done duty on the Yale campus since 1894 and was a police man until last summer. He was charg- ed with neglect of duty when two spec ulators were assaulted by Yale stu dents on November 20 and football tickets were taken from them. Don nelly's defense was an alibi.
 Wiser was charged with interfering with two detectives when they were attemptin to serve a warrant on a stu dent who was charged with participant ing in the fracas at that time Wiser made general ( ial ol .the charges. The action of the p1nissioners has caused sensation
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-29

''She seems to have lost her head oyer that young man." Yes, saw it n his shoulder. v Philadelphia Bull ; . {"
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-29
Peoples Market
 q Phoenix Avenue. s, BOIL. Proprietor

Scotch Grouse and Squabs. Turkeys, Ducks, Broilers. Roasting Chickens and Fowls. Deerfoot Farm and Newport
 Sausage. String Beans, Cucumbers Brussels Sprouts, CauIiflower,
 Spinach, Lettuce, Celery, Hubbard Squash, Greening Apples, Sweet Cream, Canton butter
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-29
WITH THE POLOISTS.
List of Eastern Players Who Have
 Jumped to the West. -

Jumped to the west.
 The list of players composing the va rious clubs of the Western Roller Polo league, as they are lined up for the start, according to western reports, is as follows:
 Anderson-James Mooney Of Salem, Mass, first rush; Thomas Murphy of Salem, Mass, second rush; Edward Mooney of Salem, Mass. center; Pat rick O'Hara of Fall River Mass, half back; Patrick Farrell of Fall River, Mass, goal; William Norton of Ander- son, utility.
 Elwood-Dave Tarrant of Salem, Mass, first rush; Larry SchofieId of East Weymouth, Mass, second rush; John E. Fahey of Lowell. Mass, cen ter; Charles J. Lyons of Clinton, Mass, halfback; J. W. White of Clinton, Mas goal. <
 Indianapolis-E. J. Hipson of Ply mouth, Mass, first rush; B. H. Gavitt of New Haven. Conn, second rush; Harry Way of Plymouth, Mass center; GoggeshaH of Hartford, Conn, half back; Hornaday, Wilson or Wise, goal
 Muncie- Edward Higgins of Provi- dence, R. l.. first rush; Eugene Kilgore. or Providence. R. l.. second rush: Har- ry Wolff of Muncie, center; William Tobin of Riverside. Mass, halfback; David Cusick of Fall River. Mass, goal; Harry Ellis of Muncie. utility.
 Racine-Charlie Smith of Racine, first rush; James Dawson of Pawtuck- ct. R. second rush; Griffith of Ra- cine. center: Cameron of Pawtucket, halfbaclS; Tibbitts of Pawtucket. goal: Ole of Racine utility.
 l. i0h 4 Pawtucket. first rush; Arthur Tough ton of Clinton. Mass. second rush; Ado Mansfield Of Richmond, rush or cen ter; W. H. Hadley of New Britain. Conn. center or ha1fback: P. T. Moran of Fall River. Mass. halfback; c. W. Jessun., Richmond. zeal.
 In the above list there are seventeen former American league players.
 The appearance of Manager Fox in the goal was the occasion of considera- ble surprise, as the impression general ly existed that his polo days were over, in view of the accident that cost him the sight of his right eye last season, hut there seemed to be no alternative. Mullen had jumped to the Western i league. and his successor in the person of Tibbetts had not arrived. 50 rather than disappoint the crowd hy playing only four men Manager Fox donned the goal tends uniform and went into the game. For two periods he was q trifie slow: the handicap of lost eve. together with the fact that he had not played the game since his injury. nlsced him at serious disadTantage. Ruf in f1ln third period his work was of the effective kind many of his stons remindinp one of the days when he was considered one of the greatest goal tends in the business.-Lowell Citizen.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-29
DEFENDER AND CHALLENGER.
The New American Boat Will Be
 Ready Before the Shamrock.

The New American Boat Will Be
 Ready Before the Shamrock. Bristol, R. l., Nov 29.-The new lead keel for the cup defender Is cooling off | slowly. The outside of the great fin I was cool yesterday, but the interior is yet warm, 1t is not allowed to cool of too quickly, for Nat HerreshoH says it might become brittle and be less sta ble. E% Well have the material here for all the parts of the boat before we are ready for it this time. They have been building on the other side for some time now. but we will have our boat af1oat first. We ought to have her overheard in March as soon as the ice is out of Bristol bay. We'll put on the bronze keel plates before anyone is aware of it."
 London, Nov 29.-Setting up the frames of the next America's $ cup chal- lenger has reached such state that the lead keel can be run at any time. The same plan of bringing the midship frames right down outside the lead of the keel, as adopted in the case of the Shamrock II, will be followed in the new challenger.
 The quantity of lead to be used is larger than that of any previous cha1- lenger, giving further proof that the new boat will have an exceptionally large displacement. From the setting of the frames it Is apparent that an other novelty is to be introduced. h. stead of level draught the whole length of the keel. she will have de- cided drawing considerably more aft.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-09-03
Notice of Receivers Sale Of Personal
Property. -

State Bank of Idaho Limited, Corpo-
ration. Plaintiff, VS. l.. G. Wilkerson
and George @. Thomson, copartners,
doing business under the firm name
and stvle OF Wilkerson Il Thompson,
and N II. Thompson, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of AN order of
sale made by the Honorable George H
Stewart. Judge of the District Court Of
The Third judicial District OF the State
of Idaho, in and for the county OF Wash
ington, on the Doth day of August, ID.
| 1902, in the above entitled action, and to
me directed and delivered whereby am
authorized and commanded to sell all The
right. title, and interest of the said VIII
kerson e. Thompson, l. q Wilkerson and
George @ Thompson, or either OF them,
in and TO the following described prop
erty, to wit:
The entire grading and track laying.
outfit of Wilkerson Il Thompson, OF
every nature whatsoever. now owned by
them. consisting of Ia head OF good
work horses: top buggy; four-spring
mountain wagon /; 81 81, 81 and 81 wag-
ons; nair of bob seds; l set buggy har-
ness; AZ sets chain harness; SO sets leather
harness; s riding saddles; SO horse blank
els; 100 leather ballers; Is rope halters
barn supplies, curry combs, brushes
hobbies, feed bags. etc; 80 dump carts
and harness; Al No wheelt scrapers; i:
! No. 2 wheel scrapers; 81 tongue scrapers
| 10 drag scrapers; "a No. western drae
scrapers; 10 No. | western buck scrapers
20 heavy railroad plows; l34 wheelbar
rows, tubular steel. 40 dozen picks; 81
dozen railroad picks; dozen mattocks
70 dozen pick handles; so dozen shovels
50 dozen shovels (higher grade); IL lont
hand ed shoyels; supplies f team out
fit; chains, double and single trees, etc
blacksmith outfit tools, hammers. drills
tool steel iron etc. camp equipments
ttents, ranges, cooking utensils, etc.;
tracklaying machine and fiat car; raj
bender, pile driver outfit; bridge car
penter tools; etc.; building and office nix
, lures. ---------'--
Notice is hereby given that on. the gu
\ day Of September, A. d. 1902, at |
lo'clockam Of said day, in front Of the II
Barton warehouse building on the corne
: of Commercial and Third streets in tn
. city of Weiser, county OF Washington
. state of Idaho, | will sell all the RICH
U title. and interest Of the sad Wilkerso
& Thompson. L G Wilkerson and Geort
G Thompson, or either of them, in ar
O TO the above described property. at pu
, lie auction, for cash, to the highest bl
der. lawful money Of the United Stat
,r of America.
III Dated this Both day of August, a. /
~ 1902. PHILIP A. MARKsoN,
Receiver of said described property.
I4-H
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-09-03
Alias Summons.

Alias Summons
In the District Court. OF the Third JudicAi
District. State OF Idaho In and for washington
County.
Edgar R. l''*'' !. plaintiff A,,..
The Boston and Seven Devils { summons
Copper Company. corporn-
ton. Defendant. 49,
The State OF Idaho sends greeting TO Inc BOZ
ton aud Seven Devils Copper Company Defend
You are hereby summoned and re.
quired to appear in an action prougn.
against you by said plaintiff, IN
com plant OF the above named plaintn. nied
therein, within ten days exclusive OF the day
OF service) after the service on you OF TINS sum-
mons II served within this County; or " served
trict. within twenty days; or II served else
where. within forty days. The said action y
brought to recover n Judgment against the netd
defendant In favor Of the said plainun TOT Nhe
sum OF $500 90 nd the costs Of this suit f.l ~
| Plaintiff alleging that during and witnln Two
| ears last past at the County OF Washingtou;
State OF Idaho, the defendant became indeptea
to the plaintiff in the said sum OF tSOOU ior SER
| vices performed by the plaintiff Tor deienaAn.
at its special instance and request, the pArtlcu-
| Of which is hereto attached and made part
| thereof served herewith and here referred 70
| And you are hereby potihed thAttf you lAuto
| appear and answer said complaint as ABOVE r.
quired the said plaintn WI dake 1S,dae C,n.
plant to wit: For the sum Of 5000 and for
| Attest my hand and the Seal Of the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District, State OF
fdsy Of August, 1902 JF.srIru, Clerk. u
BY FRANK SMITH, Deputy:
w. ID. Lovejoy, Attorney for Plaintiff, T-ow
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-09-03

In the Probate Court for the State OF Idaho, IN
and for the County OF Washington
Harrison Jones, fiii"
The Boston and Seven ttt
Devils Copper Com
pAny,l corporation,
Defendant.
The People Of the State OF Idaho send greeting
to the above named defendant q
You are hereby required to appear In an Action
brought against you by the above-named plain
till In the Probate Court OF Washington county
state OF Idaho, and to anwer the complaint nled
her Elm within ten days Exclusive OF the day OF
seryice) after the service, on you OF TINS sum
mons, Ii served within tins county; or II served
out Of this county but in this district, within
twenty days otherwise within forty days, or
Judgment by default will be taken against you.
according to the prayer OF the said complaint,
The said action brought to recover judgment
against the said defendant for the sum OF
ant to the plaintiff on balance OF an account
for labor performed and services rendered by
the plaintiff ut the special request OF the de-
| PENDANT within the two years last past All OF
which more fully appears by The complaint hled
| herein n copy 81 which is hereto attached ano
| made a part hereof. hereby referred to ans
| served herewith. -,
And you are hereby notified, that If you fail t'
| appear and answer said complaint. as above re-
CURED the said plaintiff Will take 1udgmen
against you for the said sum OF 6426 70, toRethe
with costs OF suit herein. q
| In witness whereof l have hereunto set m
hand and affixed the seal OF said probate cour
this I'd day OF August; 1902 ,,,,,c>,s
Probate Judge.
W ID. Lovejoy. Attorney for the Plaintiff
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-09-03
Notice of Receivers Sale Of Personal
Property.

.
Property.
N H Thompson and State Bank of
Idaho, Limited a corporation, plfs.,
vsLG Wilkerson and Geo Thompson.
copartners doing business under the
firm name and style of Wilkerson q
Thompson, defts.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
made by. the Honorable Geo h Stewart,
Judge of the District Court of the Third
Judicial district of the State OF Idaho, in
and for the county of Washington. on
the Doth day of August A ID 1902, in the
above entitled action, and to me directed
and delivered whereby | am authorized
and commanded to sell all right. title and
interest of the said Wilkerson & Thomp-
son. l. G Wilkerson and Geo Y Thomp-
son. or either Of them. in and to the fol
lowing described property, to wit:
The entire grading and track-layins
outfit of Wilkerson & Thompson OF every
nature whatsoever, now owned by them
consisting of IA head of good work nors
es: | TOD buggy; l aspiring mountain
wagon: 81 81, 81 and 81 wagons: | pal
hob sleds: / set buggy harness; AZ set
chain harness.; SO sets leather harnes;
riding saddles; 50 horse blankets; lO
: leather halters; 25 rope halters; barn sup
, niles; curry combs; brushes; hobbies
feed bags. etc. 35 dump carts and han
ness; Al No 3 wheel scrapers; IL No
+ wheel scrapers; 81 tongue scrapers; z
drag scrapers; "a No 2 Western ORA
: scrapers; IL No western buck scrapers
4 20 heavy railroad plows; l34 wheel bal
rows, tubular steel; 40 doz picks; ~ doi
> railroad picks; dozen matiocks; ~ doi
nick handles: 50 dozen shovels; 5O doze
shovels (higer efade); II long handle
J. shoves; supplies for team outfit; chain
double and single trees;etc. olacksmitI
outfit; tools; hammers; drills tool stee
D.. iron; etc.; camp equipment tents; range
o cooking utensils; etc.; track-laying m
chine and fiat car; rail bender; 1 pi
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-09-03

+, the District Court OF the Third Judicial Dis
trict OF the State Of Idaho, in and for the
Herman Haas and Bernard Haas copartners do
ing business under the firm name and style OF
Bros, plaintiffs, VS.. Boston a. Seven Devils COP
per Company a corporation; Lewis A. HAL,
Stearns- Roger Manufacturing Company q
corporation and A.. Gordon &'Son, CO. partners,
AS hrs p 81 sis of the
state OF Idaho in and for the county OF
Washington and the complaint filed in SAID
county OF Washington, in the once OF the
cierk Of said district court. Alias summons.
TO Boston & Seven Devils Copper Company, a
corporations; Lewis A. Hall; Stearns-foRei
Manufacturing Company. a corporation ano
A. Gordon & Son. copartners; You are mere.
by required to appear in an action orousn'
the district court OF the Third Judicial District
of the State OF Idaho in and Tor the county o.
Washington and to answer the complaint nie1
therein within ten days exclusive or the day OF
servicel after the service on youof this summons
il served within this county, or II served gu. o.
this county but within this district linen
| twenty days otherwise, within forty days, OF
| Judgment by default will be taken against you
| according TO the prayer OF sal COMPLAINED
| The said action is brought to obtain decree
of this court for the foreclosure OF certain nei
described in said com paint and nleq ~ 3o, W, !,
said plaintiffs on the 18th day OF, Anrch wv u
secure the payment OF certain account 10
| sIlO7 81 together with interest thereon at IN
rate OF ten per cent. per annum from salo es
together with wy lges anr
Of A numerical mistake in said lien, 10 chung
the lumber 10 to the number II IN iine 10. -
| Exhibit A. OF plaintiffs complaint, thaS "a
premises covered by said lien may be sold an
The proceeds applied to the payment OF sal
debts including costs OF this action, ana 10 CHS
snch proceeds are not sufficient to pay the sa M
thsn 10 obtain An execution against said Bosto
va Seven Devils Copper Company for the 6nian'
remaining due and also that the said deIen'
ants and all persons claiming by through
under them. may be barred and forecosed Of q
right. title claim lien, equity OF REDEEM pt's
| and Interest in and to said encountered pre- mise
| and sor other and further relief, as will mo
! fully appear by reference to the complaint
nle herein. an,
| annesr and answer the said complaint as abo
Seouired. the said plaintiffs will apply to t
Z: court for the relief demanded In the sAio Col
: Given under my hand and the seal Of the d
: trict court Of the Third Judicial District OF
e state OF idaho. In and Tor the sso county
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driver; outfit; bridge carpenter tools: etc. ;
buildings and Office fixtures.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th
day of September, A. D.. 1902 at 10
O'Clock a. m. OF said day, in front of the
E. M. Barton warehouse building on the
corner of Commercial and Third streets,
in the City Of Weiser, County of Wash
ington, State Of Idaho, will sell all The
right, title, and interest OF the said
Wilkerson g. Thompson. l.. G. Wilker-
son and George O. Thompson, or either
of them, in and TO the above described
property, at public auction. for cash, TO
the highest bidder, lawful money OF the
United States of America.
Dated this Both day of August A. d.,
1902.
PHILIP A. HARRISON.
Receiver of said described property
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