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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-31
FROM MONDAYS niiI.Y.
Salmagundi.

Democrats. remember i~iryan'+ spe .ch
and vote for Van Duzer for Congress.
fillmore and Mullennir began taking
the roof Il the old Reckharr Il Fro.Iich
celihr this morning, preparatory tn buili.
ing " Tori X store 3jI50 feet Tor P,xIey
and Dntia.
Mr. Il +. Alley. f,mlIiariy known ns
-''"c Alley. IN old timer in the stat,
di'd III til" /" olnty hospital Yesterday al
ternoon. lie was we'll knowu III Carson
w'"r" lie resided Tor many years aud
where n- family o live. He was a
native Of Indiana. aged. ~ years.
\ vote Tor &. ID. Van Duzer is a vote
Tor a Nevada boz. This is the first time
III the States hia,ory that "A native snn
IL offered the people as IA choice tor the
National Legislative balls. Van is abso-
Iutely competent and IL b, tnr u better
orator than his opponent. He is not
standing on a gold plank. but il for
silver first. last and all the tima.-AppeaI,
Clerk Dawlry il still busy with cleo
ton matters aud the n'her duties 81 his
oilicc. He IL unable Ia get ont and in.
tcrvIew the voters be ,ause Of his official
duties This should not be counted
against aim ut tho polls. Attention 10
duty should he An argument in his favor
and not against him be cause he cannot
get out and see you. Duty to the people
keeps him in the office.
Voters Of Nevada, rememb Der that the
silver product ~ the mines in the State
that are worked Tor gold constitutes in
most instances tho profit to the operators
and most 81 the gold mines would DE
worked at a loss without the white met.
~ accompaniment, even ut it's present
low price Of fifty old cents per ounce.
Reduce this to fifteen or twenty cent?.
which would be the case III the event oi
the passage Of the Till hill, aud what
would he he result? Think ut this aud
vote Tor Van Duzer and Nrwlands legis.
lativc ticxet.--JournRl.
IN unknown NAN was inun dead at
ArcI"n. the siding about three miles
"c Il ~ Flk0, Saturday afterno ~. liz
had been III town during the forenoon
and got u bottle III medicine Of DR. Me-
Dowell. lie left town and rode M far ~
James Russcll's ranch and then walked
down the track. lie WAS drunk and the
coalition - L., I,I. .-l At =
had laid down with his head touching
the raIl and that the rim Of the wheels
Ola passing train rushed the top OF it.
An empty whiskcy bottle and the bottle
OF medicine were the only things ionnd
on ilie pcreon or near him. An inquest
wRs held but nothing further could he
learned.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-31

The Democratic county convention
almos, IA solid vote. Tor the position Of
Assembly man. He ia one Of our native
sons "i whom his acquaintanccs and
his political part! are justify proud.
C~aliiorniI, Oregon, Tennessee and
Washington, ID. g., working his way and
completing his splendid education. he
has lived his whole life in Nevada and
has always voted here since he became
a voter. During the last Congress Mr..
Wilson was in Washington, d. c., with
MIR. Newlands. while the 70 he took his
family with him and treated them to
the privilege OF living for a number Of
months in the great east. Although
but little more than u hnli year in Wash.
inRton. Mr.. Wilson was admitted to the
Supreme Court Of the United States
and the Court of Claims, obtained his
Masters Degree in law. yaited the
courts Of TINT city, the United States
Senate. House uf Representatives and
Governments Departments frequently
and became familiar with their workings
besides taking two lessons per week in
oratOry.
His home haa been III Elko all the
time, however. Here he lett hia private
library. his iaw library aud all his per.
Eoual property, also his house aud home.
which together with his household
furniture has been rented while the
Wilson family vas away in the cast. On
account Ut our superior climate. the
whoIehearted generosity " our people
and the prosperity Of this country. both
Mr.. md Mrs. Wilson prefer 10 live in
Nevada. Mr.. Wilson's family will join
him before the election and they will
continue to reside IN Elko w they have
done Tor tho pnst six years.
Marion s. wilson will receive the tuIl
Democratic vote aud many Republican
votes III Elko county IN the 4tb Of No.
vember and will therefore DO one oi the
leaders ON the Democratic ticket. liz
will again do valiant duty Tor Elko
county's iDtercets md Tor ths welfare al
tho whole State " Nevada. Vote tor
him.
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JOhn sparks for GnSrIunr,

John Sparkle. Fusion party candidate
TOT Governor, IL u native oi Texas and
when II youth Of - was Il member NJ Il
company ~ troops iormei to protect
tho inhabitants from raids 10y Comanchc
Indians mud patrolled the torntier for
9O0 miIes for TINT purpose. Later no
was commissioned ~ captuiD NJ u Wy.
omiuR company for gallnntry IA mn
Indian Fighter.
llc came to Nevada twenty-five years
ago where he has male hia home, and in
ono of the mot prominent citizens Of
the commonwealth Of winch he is II
Of the builders. lIc il Representative
Of NcSadh's two princirnl mduat rics --
mining and cattle breeding the Alamo
ranch ncnr Reno having acquired CO.
lobrity ns the finest stock breeding farm
on tho Pacific slope lie also Inns val.
liable property intcrcats in Texas.
Idaho and Wyoming.
Tho Reno Ledger has this ~ say Of
hie personality: John Sparks IN a
noble. hearted. broRd. minded mud mag
unanimous gentleman. Ills pursc 10 over
opon To the needy aud afflicted, and his
acts Of charity. some Of which arc on u
surprisingly large ecHlc would III Il
book. II ia this trait, particularly, That
has made him so we'll beloved among
the people who know him 30 woll-the
people Of WasIioc county. Socially
John Sparks IL hospitablc 10 u mBgniti
curt dcgroc. AZ I" tho integrity oi
John Sparkle, il in beyond the shadow
Of Il doubt. lloncety, putc md simple
in tho main.spring oi his nature. Givcr
this characteristic, together with nm OF
oeptional executive ability. and the pc
ople Of Nevada have III the person o
John Sparks tho material Tor u Clover
nor tho like Of which the State has
noyor poRacascd."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-31

There WIS q large attendance of sym.
patty ztng friends and nerghbors at the
funeral of Ar. James adams this after.
noon. Re-. f.. u. Meredith. assisted by
the choir, conducted the funeral services
%: the Episcopal church. The remuins
were then placed in the hearsc and tho
procession "ended it, way to the Mason
ic cemetery, where the burial service
VIA performed, aud the old soldier, his
battlcs over, was laid away. May the
God of love and pence denl gently with
his bereaved family and may the long,
Inst sleep Ut their lnvcd one DO unbrokcn
until tile great trunipe, sounds on the
morning OF the r~ceurrcction Good. bye
old friend. Peace to your ashes
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SIR. Alleys Funeral

The remR,n Of Mr Alley wore taken
to Pullman's undertaking p~nrlors yce.
tcrday mud hid IN ptatc tho y until
4 o'clock the afternoon when the funeral
took place. lila daughter, Mrs. Or
IIudgens, arrived from Tonnpah ihis
morning aud wna kindly cared Tor bv
friends.
Al o'clock tho R'v. r.. B Meredith
read tho funeral service Of tho Episcoppl
church in the propCncc Of many friends
OF tho deceascd. Tho remains wore
then taken 10 tho City cemetery and laid
away.
May his long sleep DO peaceful.
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rr"r"--d constitutional Amendment.

rr"r"--d Constitutional A,n-ndm-ni.
Following is the CONSTITUTIONS
amendment that the voters are asked 10
vote yes or 10 I'M Tuesday:
S'c;ion one. The Legislature shall
provide by law for a uniform and equal
rn'" III us 'essment aud taxation. and
-lnI prescribe such regulations as
shall Sc IRE II just valu1tion Tor tax
.t'"n ~ all property, real personal md
I'"sSrts'f!; except mines and mining
T. nims. HE proceeds of which alone
hail he '"x"d. but the acreage of pat.
med rimmg claims shall also he us
~"ss ed at II valuation of ten dollars per
sore. and also excepting such property
ns may bc exempted b.! law for mum
ic,pal. educational, literary, scientific,
RI Ii siou- or charitable purposes
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The Races,

Tlere wIs some good eport at tue
race track yesterday afternoon and some
that was o 80 good.
In the iirs. race, single dash i nile
between Oroana, Star and Phoebe, Plioe.
be won LIST money in 25l6 seconds and
Dreams took second money.
Oreana. Jack md Star lined up for
the second ra"e, three eight mile and re-.
peal. Both hent" were won 10y Jack in
37l5 and - & seconds. Or, ana came in
second in both hcuts,
Tho double team irotting ncc. ono
mile md repeat. was wun by Lciln and
Maryland in 3 min aud l7l9 seconds
md 3 min. Al sece. Charley mud Arion
won second place.
The ls-milo dash was won by Polly in
30 seconds. The ri ier OF Phoebe did
Homc raw work and last evening the
judges OF tho race met with tho direct.
ore OF the Jocky Club and tho matter
thoroughly investigated. Tho result
was the declaration hat Phocbc's rider
had fraudulcntly pulled the race md
and John Hickman md his stables aud
Arthur BrOdocn, his jockey wore nor.
pctually ruled of the Elko track.
Tho owners in Phoebe Stnr and Jack
declared Mt the time Of entry That tho 40
horses had run as Abbic Il. Bill N,o md
Midlovc. respectively. Al their true
IN were made known ut the track.
There VIVA more sport Mt the track
this afternoon.
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ME.

The following races are free to all
corners except the second race on the third
day.
FIRST DAY.
!. Quarter-miIe dash, purse 500; first
$40; second $50.
2. Five Fights of a mile dash, purse
$50; first, 500; second, $50.
;. Ihree-eights of 4 mile dash. purse
500: first, $40; second, $50.
SECOND DAY.
l. 55o;yard dash, purse 500. first, $40,
2. T~hree-quarter mile dash. purse $50:
first, 800; second, $50.
3. Half.mile repeat. purse sos: first.
SIS; second, $50.
THIRD DAY.
l. Ont mile dash, purse 500; first, $40;
second, $50.
q. Three mile dash for COW horses Of
Lander county, each horse to turn n stake
near the end Of each mile. Horse to turn
stake first In first mile will receive sl5; In
second mile, SIS; and the horse 10 turn the
stake first In the third mile, $50.
Clay pigeon shoot each day for all per.
sons residing within so miles of Austin.
First prize. $40: second, SIS. Entrance
fee, $3.50.
p. WALSH. President.
II. w. DYER, Secretary.
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.l
Salmagundi.

Warden Henderson came up yesterday
morning and is taking in the racea.
Jay Clemens and Collector Blakeslcr
OF Rem" IRE in town. Both lnnk happy.
Foa sALE:-h couch. folding bed.
rocking chair and IL laIy's bic Gle.
lnIuir" at this office.
w. II. Armstrong. the next assessor.
is taking in the races and interviewing
the voters. Vote Tor him II y"n want to
be "n the winning side.
j.. j. GarreCht offers his stock Of tobac-
co. confectionery, etc. for sale For
further particulars call on him ut hin
place OF business
The best place to get yuur work
done il at the Golden Rule Shaving
Par!nrs by l.. Z. Baye or. First class work
to I'll. Next door t" "a. Bakery Saloon.
Hon. George ). Nixon cnme Lu from
Winnemucca last evening nnrI returned
ON Ne. 3 today. lie reppfts the oi; look
good for the election Of the Fusion State
ticket from top to bottom.
G.. IL. Ramsdell. photographer from
San Francisco. has fitted NJ II CALLER,
oil the lot facing DIR. Mcuowrn'-. near
the Courthouse. and IL ready Tor hu+i
ness. First class work. Pictures made.
rs well III cloudy us u fair weHtlrt. 2
MIR. Brown has returned from hI- trip
through the northern part Of tile cnuu.
ty. lie thinks everything looks bright
for the ticket. Stamp a cross after the
name Of George 5. Brown next Tuesday
aud help elect him District Judge.
y. /. Guldagger. at Jones old Stand.
Is prepared to 10 blacksmithrng in all
Of its branches Mt prices to suit the
times. Horse shocIng and wagon work a
specially. All work guaranteed. Take
yOnr work to Mr.. GuIdagger's shop il
you want it done we'll aud ut reasonable
prices. =
For SALE-About Ice head OF stool
cattle, 10 OF which are yearlIng steers,
and about eighty tons u first class wild
hay. For further particulars call on OF
address j. ). Lyons, Deeth, Nevada. =
The ELglcr Co. invite the Indies of
Elko and surrounding country to call
and inspect their new fall stock, which
ia arriving daily consisting OF silk skirts,
golf, etc. silk and flannel shirt waists.
tailor made suits and jackets, all the
latest New FORK novelties in neck wear,
etc.
Strange what a hearty reception the
Citizens OF this county give Bill Stewart
when he comes here, brass bands. ban.
quote. red fire and fatted calf; yes, all
OF it with Il reverse English. And he If
the man that is putting up the Republi.
can fight this year with The hopes OF
gaming holdover Senators two Gears
from now. A vote for the Republican
Legislative ticket is IA vote for old Bill
Stewarrt.-Appeal
Gay Dawley. Guy Hardin and W. b.
Armstrong should have the solid support
OF their party mex Tuesday. MIR. Daw.
ley's record Is known to ever, body. II
liz II Of faithful, homes. service Mr..
Hardin has all the qualifications to make
an excellent sheriff and Mr.. Armstrong
will perform the duties ut assessor to the
satisfaction 81 tie people. Vote for all
three Of them ucyt Tucsda. aud do ,our
duty to our party.
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'inunorrOw's Itnrrs,

Following are the cntria Tor tom.
OrrOa's raccs:
Single dnsh 4 milo: J J. Campbell,
sOrcapa." W. q. Fraucis. Star John
Hickman. "Ploobe."
Threc.cight milo aud repeat:
w. q Francis, starr. J, Campbell,
"OmHnu;" John iiickmnn, Jack"
OnO.hHli miie dash; J. Il. Wilson,
"polly-I John Hickman, " Phoche'; Jim
Campbell, Wild Bill
Double team iroitiDg race. one mile
md repeat; g. r.. WilsOp. -Lcilia- and
'Marylnnd"; George Bruce, 'Charl"y'
and "Arion"; Ray Harris, "JnC- md
John"
Tho track IL in good condition md
there will bc some lively sport tomorrow
afternoon.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
S.limugundi.

lie adj Il H. \nrn ia -
tniAH I-"% IL Yer
- "rfIr = i.'Nu ""'' u"rh ,..I-.
da! !" 'n'rrr:rm r,- v"irr- a.. W:
r"siir from no nntii the ,s.il r.r
Fit" count. Y :"r- sho rli riy.. h.r .
MINORITY TINT will ~, ur.. hi. el.r ...r
Gn' llarbm -hnuli have ~" anrp ~,
II every Democrat ~ tle county. lie 1.
inafhtH u lively tisht for sheriff aud will
win II In" party At ants 10y hin. irmn.
Gratis stand 10y him.
4 vote for { lar.nce ID. Van Duze, il a
vote tor tn" principles 81 William J.
Bryan. 4 vote for r. =. FAIR ,r,un il II
vat" fWr H." principle ~ Marcus \.
Hanna. Democrats. Inch will won
"rior iN You, vu,.
J. III Tenn ant ami o !" Williams r.
mr. a fruu the ir mur'h-In irit. ,,rtcr
daH f'r'nn'n. They iit.r v'rp 81 man,
""'Tl". kiss-i I'LL thc tnhiee. rn!k-d
swer: ' the y"n,'g ~ia.iIr- and :riurn~i
with their t~"'Eri- ftlI - vni-- NJ least,
'h'i IT. y itH: thrr t-ii The, struck on,
'uI l-.imoille this n%'terunnn.
\ vote tor George r.. ralbT: for Su-
prrme Judge is u vote for M able iurist
aud a conscientious. fearless man. Ills
record M Ju 'ge Of the Ash Judicisl Ds-
trict III above reproach With him. oL the
Supreme bench thee will he no juggling
with the law. Tie 1InulI ~--ceive ncRrly
the solid vote 4 this Ju iii 4 .iisi -ict.
Mrs. Garrech, will ,rh- .'rrge II ;ir
Hot Springs nn Saturday. MIR. RIB '.+m
giving mp the Iea1r. Sh. will leo Ella IL.
see al the nhI p-tror- y 'h- >pr"r,
and nrw "n"-. |, l. "m' n""ir
saTy t. say that 'ir SI'riu:s will r.in !"
a first c!nss rmnn'.-r. - ri'r, have never
been run in amy mfi'-r M.,. Ever h"i,
will meet with u cntdinl wai"om-.
The indications ar ! pl' udi.i !or a hiG
attendance at the t,II;o races on Thurs
day and Friday. I've rare horses from
Eureka. two from Austin md on" from
Rock Creek are already here and three
more are expected from Reno Thrsc,
ad! Fed to the local horses. indicate that
there will he SC ne lively races on the
Elko track. See the notice u reduced
rates elsewhere.
Voters should he very careful in stamp
ing their ballots. II they are not tllr
chances are that their ballot will not be
counted, on account ni the hl"ts and
blurs that may follow IA careless use OF
the rubber stamp. 1t should be Touched
lightly on the ink pad and Il touching
will make three or four crossfs. Every
voter should take II sample ballot into
the booth End try the staTp Oh that be.
tore stamping hIs ballot. II this Ia done,
the chances NJ spelling the ballot or
having it rejected on account Of blots
will he greatly reduced. II would be a
good idea for the election judges to take
sample bHllOts and show the voters how
to use the rubber stamp.
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Tho Elko Jocky Club Inns appointed
the following officials Tor the races:
Judgcs:-->. W. Hsc on, Henry ruhrr.
s.. &. Shirley.
Starter: George Moody.
Onicinl Time Kccpet:-J. -. Carroll.
Assistant Time Kccrcrs:-,J. e.. narria.
DR.. Eby.
Track Marshall: T. N. Mccoy.
The racing will DO governed 10y the
rules ~ the Caliiorni, Siatc AvricuI.
tural Society.
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RACES! RACES!
5000 IN PURSES 5000
Observation-Disclosures.
Three Days Sport
........AT......
Reese River Track,
November I, s, ., 1902
uSDEK THE AUSPICES OF
DEWEY JOCKEY CLUB
Of Austin. Nevada
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
J Wilson, VIM Lister, n King
NJ E Ryan, d Collins, T H Dalton,
II r Lemaire.
STARTER.
Judge w y Jones.
JUDGES.
Al Oliver J + Mitchell, Peter Peterson
Al Oliver
RULES.

FitSt--ln all cases horses distancing the
field will receive only first money.
Second-All entries must be made with
the Secretary in writing IN or before the
oth day Of November, 1902. Entrance fee
and must be made in writing and in sealed
envelope.
Third-ln all races, three or more to
enter, three to start.
Fourth--Dewey Jockey Club Racing
Rules to govern all running races.
Fifth-Unless otherwise specified, the
entrance fee will be IS per cent of the
purse competed for.
SiXth-No horse can be entered in the
saddle horse race that is not known as a
Lander County Cow Horse.
Races to commence at 2 p. M. each dav.
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Tho bcst brands Of cigars md tobacco
nj Gnrrecht & Nulty'a.
WANTED: Manager Tor New Branch
OF our busincas here in Elko. Address
at once, with references. Alfred Morris,
Wholesaler, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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IL Srrus % onIc

Their" ARE times when your liver needs
II t"uic Don't give p~urgatives that
Lripe and weaken. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers { :pel all poison from the
S~>st"m and net ~ tonic to the liver. W.
Sc"tt.5'l Highland ave. Milton. Pa.
say: y hnve rntried DeWitt's Little
EARLY isIsers with me- for several years
nntl w"ul'i not he without them" Small
and "H~! la t~k". Purely vegetable. They
never rripr or Distress. ElkoDrug co.
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ED;ihR RNINHNRT

Post Office nj.
drcea, Elko. Ne.
vadn.
Range, South
Fork and Pleas.
mt Valleys mud
Dixie.
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The following races are free to all
corners except the second race on the third
dav.
Fergus County argus., 1902-04-30
HON. J. s. MORTON DEAD.
Deceased Was the Originator Of Ar.
bor Day observances.

Chicago, April 27.-Hon. j. Sterling
Morton, former secretary of agricul-
ture. died at 4:3O o'clock this after
noon at Lake Forest, the home of his
son, Mark Morton. For several weeks
Mr.. Morton had been gradually fail
ing. The nature of his sickness had
not been determined and week ago
he was brought from his home at Ne
braska City, Neb,, to Lake Forest for
medical attendance. The change
brought no improvement and he failed
gradually until death came. Arrange
ments for the funeral are as yet incom-
plete. but it has been determined that
services will be held at Lake Forest at
> o'clock Tuesday afternoon, after
which the remains will be removed to
Mr.. Morton's country home at Arbor
Lodge, near Nebraska City, where SER
vices will be held on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock.
The interment will be at Nebraska
City. A special train bearing the re-
mains of Mr.. Morton and members of
his family and friends will leave Lake
Forest at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
for Nebraska City. Death was due to
cerebral thrombus.
Mr.. Morton began ailing several
months ago and in hopes that change
of climate would restore his health he
went to the City of Mexico, accompan-
led by his son, Paul Morton, vice-pres-
ident of the Santa Fe railroad. Mr..
Morton continued TO grow worse IN the
southern country, however, and SIX
weeks ago he returned to his old home
in Nebraska lie then came to Chicago
where it was believed he would have
better medical attention. After he ar
rived here he improved somewhat and
it was believed for time that he was
entirely recovering from his ailmcnt.
Last week he suffered a stroke of
apoplexy from which he never recover
ed. He suffered second stroke today
and he had become SO weakened by his
long sickness that it proved fatal.
Today three sons, Paul Morton, Jay
Morton and Mark Morton, were at the
bedside when the end came.
Fergus County argus., 1902-04-30
OVER THE OCEAN.

A Brussels publisher has felt justified
In starting periodical devoted wholly
to the scientific study Of milk.
The total number Of medical prac-
titioners in Great Britain and Ireland
is 26,Tss, an increase of 404 within
year.
Poppy cultivation Is driving out
wheat growing round Fuchau, in Chi
ma. Opium producing pays very much
better.
In return for the monument Of Goethe
which Emperor William has presented
TO Rome the city council at q recent
meeting proposed to present to the city
of Berlin monument Of Dante.
A German lieutenant. Won Eichel
Strciber. OF the Third uhlans, wagered
that he could drink bottle Of brandy
in ten minutes. lie did SO and was
buried with full military honors.
The city of Leeds, England, has 49,
652 penny in the slot gas meters, from
which between fl7,000 ard fls,000
year is collected, and at times near.
ly $1,000 I'd pennies is locked up In
them.
The attempt of tie Russian govern
ment to compel the people to buy their
vodka in sealed packages and take 1t
home to drink has proved failure.
The purchasers prefer TO drink in the
streets rather than wait until they can
return home
Fergus County argus., 1902-04-30
THE HORSES.

Pimlico is out Of the Maryland cir.
cult.
Onward Silver is back in Geers' sta.
bic.
Royal Victor, 2:0S9i, is the worlds
champion on ice in 2:l6.
Brighton Beach, New York, takes
the grand circuit dates of Glens Falls
Duline, 2:2Ols by Onlinc, 2:Oi, is put
down as sure 2:10 performer for
1902.
Barney III. Demarcst will place his
new purchase, Worthier, by Advertis-
or, in the stud in Orange county, n.
Y, and train later for record.
NJ. Il. Higbee, who drove the Ln-
crosse (Wis.) PAGER C. +. W., 2O9A,
last season, will train and drive for
w. G.. Carling of st. Paul, Allnn., next
season.
Dan McEwen of London. Ont, says
that Captain Brino, 2:0Ih, is in good
health, looks fine and gives every pros
pect of lowering his record the COM
ing season.
ID. A. Messner, Jr., owner Of Dan
Patch, 2:0iis, also owns Lady Patch,
by Dan Patch, dam oxford Girl,
dam of Joan. 2:14h, black twoyear-
old filly, that. he says, has as much
speed as her sire had at her age.