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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-21
Attest: c
T. L. QUARLES. Clerk.
Wednesday, January q. 1sos.

S@hSaTJ ~ iSSS.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Present. same as before.
The proceedings OF yesterday werC
read and duly approved
In the matter Of change on the Coeul
d'Alene and Post Falls roads in sec
tons I, 10 and IL, township so North
range West, commencing at a point
Il rods east of the Mullen road. cross
es the section line between sections Ii
and IL. in township so, North Of range
W. b. NJ, thence north IA rods
thence west ~ rods, connecting there
with the Mullen road. There appear
ing TO be no non-consenting land own
erS in connection with said change. the
same rs hereby declared a public high
way without expense to the county
and the road heretofore used is hereby
declared abandoned.
AT this time the following Justices
OF the Peace bonds were taken up. ex
amined and approved, to-wit:
Thos. B. RollIns-St Maries Precinct
- -A1N(A AAESb IAlNEE EIEClutL.
NJ. W. Frost-Harrison Precinct.
J. A Larsen-Bellgroye Precinct.
n. L. Bidwell-Hope Precinct.
J. II. Kennedy-POst Falls Precinct.
Fred E. Melder-Spirit Valley Prect
Timothy McCarthy-Lane Precinct.
II. A. French-Boundary Precinct.
W. L. Campbell-Elmira Precinct.
Milton Ganwood-Lake Creek Prect.
II appeared to the Board that the
Road Overseer for the District No. 81
Is absent from the county and that
there are immediate repairs required
on the State line road. it Is therefore
ordered by the Board that Mr.. T. NJ.
Cox, Road Oyerseerelect for said dis
trict. be and he is authorized to make
the necessary repairs on said road and
make his report to the Board.
The following Justice Of the Peace
Bonds were again taken up and ex-
amined, allowed and duly approved.
to-wit:
Thos. ]. Jones-Bonners Ferry Prec
Henry Lamb-Lane Precinct.
A E. R!ter-Blacktail Precinct.
Robt. Schlemline-Granite Precinct.
VIII F. Whitaker-Sandpoin Prect.
q. j. Ferrill-Emida Precinct.
Chas. O'Callaghan-Bonners Ferry
Precinct.
E. Compost. Maries Precinct.
Thos. B. Rollins-St. Maries Prect.
W. A. acknowledges Precinct.
John A. Stenline-Sandpoin Prect.
Thos. Waddle-Rathdrum Precinct.
Henry A. Decentralization Precinct.
E. P. Brennant-Coeur d'Alene Prec.
John Dooly-Hope, Precinct.
Antoine Sornson-WoIf Lodge Prec't.
Fred Burdick-Laclede Precinct.
Louis Lunder-Naples Precinct.
August Oakland-Line Precinct.
The bill of II. VI. Gllpatrick as JUS
tice fees was now taken up and al
lowed in the sum of $1,000, and the
Auditor is hereby authorized to- draw
warrant for said amount.
The hour having arrived for the
burial OF our esteemed fellow towns
man and fellow citizen, Henry Reniger,
who had heretofore departed this life,
i was ordered by the Board that all 1
county Offices be closed and business
suspended herein until after the
Of the deceased. The Board /
hen took an adjournment until Thurs
lay January 18th, 1903, at Q O'Clock
/. N.
JOSEPH FISHER,
Attest: Chairman.
T. L. QUARLES, Clerk. I
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II. kellner, salary janitor and
night watch 4th Or. 1909. 1877 o,
+. A. Mccall, salary Deputy
Clerk 4th or. 1902. ...... $50 o,
w. J, Mcclure. salary Treasur>
er, 18th or. 1909. SIS Oh
Edwin MeBee. premium Of ON.
cial bonds. 4th Or. 1909. ..... GIG, OF
w. w. Bush. salary and ex.
penses Commissioner 4th Or,
lSV@ .....,... ....... 19S, 10
Jas. Graham. salary County At
torney Attn or, 1909. ......... 25O. 90
In the matter OF the employing OF
keeper of the County Hospital, the
Clerk of the Board of County Commits.
sloners is hereby ordered to advertise
Tor bids for the keeping OF the County
hospital for one year. Bids TO be re-
eeived up TO 10 O'Clock a. m. on Tues
day, January %. 1908, the Board re-
serving the right to reject any or all
bids.
In the matter OF completing the
plats now in the Assessors office, il
appearing to the Board that there are
unfinished plats in the Assessors Of
nee, as by law required, and believing
that completion of said plats are a
necessity in conducting said office, it
Is therefore ordered by the Board OF
County Commissioners that John +.
Fuller be AMI he is hereby awarded the
contract OF completing the said plats
upon the following conditions, to-wlr:
The said John +. Fuller to receive
for such service the sum. of four dol
lars per day OF eight hours, or at the
rate Of fifty cents per hour for actual
hours engaged in said work.
In the matter of Frank Parker, an
INDECENT person, it Is ordered by the
Board that the sum of twenty dollars
be appropriated out OF the current ex-
pense fund for the purpose OF paying
the transportation and expense OF the
said Frank Parker to Butte, Mont, and
the Auditor is hereby authorized to ex-
pend the aforesaid sum as stated out
of monies in his possession.
The Board then adjourned until
Wednesday. January the l4th, 1908, at
3 O'Clock a m
JOSEPH FISHER,
Attest: Chairman
7. L. QUARLES Clerk
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Tuesday. Jan. 10. 1909.

Commissioner Regular Term, Tues.
day the Thirteenth Of January, 1903.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at 10 O'Clock. Members pres ant: Jo-
seph Fisher. A. A. Merritt, Alex.
Quirrie, Commissioners. T. L. Quarles,
Clerk.
The proceedings Of yesterday were
read and duly approved.
The following bills were now taken
up. examined and allowed, and the
Auditor Is hereby authorized to draw
warrants in the following sums, to-wit:
5. H. Watkins, salary Commits
sioner 9Th quarter 1902. ..sI75. 90
s. II. Watkins, expenses Com
missioner 4th quarter 1902. 7.3O
I. L. Quarles. salary Deputy
Clerk Attn quarter 1902. ...... $50 90
r. d. McKinnis. salary and ex-
penses Commissioner 4th
quarter 1902 ............... 2O4. so
c. W. Dyer, salary Sheriff 4th
quarter 1902 .............. 500 90
{. w. Dyer, expense Sheriff 4th
Quarter 1902 ............... 1G6 60
{. w. Dyer, board Of prisoners
atm quarter lS02............ 361 so
NJ. Bruce, galary as farry keep
er Attn quarter 1907 .......... $50 90
d, NJ, Fnear, salary co1yist in
Auditors office, 4th or. 1902 70 90
b. F. Bourn, salary Deputy
Sheriff lth or. 1902 .......... 225 90
P. L. Morton, salary copylst in
Auditors office, 4th or. 1902. $50. 90
F. II. Bradbury, salary Deputy
Sheriff, 4th q. 1902 ..... 25O 90
ID. NJ. Frear, salary assistant in
Auditors Office 4th or. 1902. 100. 90
c. NJ. Callahan, salary assistant
in Auditors Office. 4th or 1902 so 90
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Board ~.. pursuant ,s sI.a4-uH r.,
AZ 0.Hls.. e. a.
Present Har. as r..l-,
The records at SATURDAYS g-..-.4
luss "-r" -r7l saF dolly t.a-.g.t
1t having come ~ 'a. H..e.. .r.. ,
the Board mat ta- Uupa dr. FL
District So A. Ne rhas % Ha-r IA
absent from h. a.ta.t. M. u.,-t
hereby Authorizes H- Cha. ....f-t,
Road O7ers"sr elect rar sa.t ra,-..,
to attend no a.l rsaI matters r. y
district.
The following ura sa-e nae .,ss-
1p, audited and allowed. and .r. ST..
d'foF T. hereby authorized ta t-,g
warrants Zoe 'h" following saa, f7
wit.
John larsen. Judge Of election q. 81.
VIM Hurd. Constable 1s election "a,
Frsa Mckinley. suybItr4 fr
county bin $500. allowed All.
Henry Renigsr, supplies r,r
county .....-. ......... 2 CT.
Henry Renigor. supplies f.r
county .........
Lew Eseh. livery for count. +.
Hathdrum Mercantile Go. sas
plies for county
bathdrum Mercantile Go s.-
plies for county .... %. o..
Ana now at this time the rsr,ae Ina,
ROAD overaers' reports were tau.
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Hugo uibFlght. work on roaa
District No. 6......
r. Dunn, bridge worn.
chas, CLIFFORD. work on road. d.. ~
tTiet No t..,........... :.
W. Root. work on road. Dlstrle, W
No, tstst..sstsssE.....
Frank Russell. work on Fosa
District No. l,.,,.........
l. d, cFandali. work on roaa M
District No. 50. .....
Nelson Hual. appropriation. 49,
Eugene MuTy. work on Foaa
District No. lz......,. g.
J J, sim0uek. work on Eoaa
District No. lz........ g.
q. d Pfeasiss. supplies tor eoaa.
" superintendent .... a
A. d, Eaton. bridge work
Gibble ana EppsFson. supplies
District No. S............. -
}. q. Nicolas. work on road. Dis.
tFiet No u. ........... So
Joha dahneldt. BoFk ca ferry az
BoaneF AeEeaRtihs Co. sappliss
A4A ASANy t-fssss sfarss.... 4 n
Burns and Josden. supplies fos
tFfff tstfstss-s tsssss an
). J hisroEe. supplies for ferry
haghdrum MeFeAntiis Co. Sun
piles on road. District No. 81 -
ko0tsaai Trading 10. suppllss
Tor lesfJ ,t...ss,ss.*.... 1M
w H. Perrin. WORK ON road. Dis
tFiet No ~ .... -
W T. DayeF. appropriation, Dts
Efiet No. s....-.......... "a q
Jas, c0m0zzi. work 90 ROAD. Das.
tFieI 10. b-s+.r.....s..... 40
The board thea aaboafsss IA
Wednesday. JaAaaEy 2tst, lssg -
J'el0ek a ~
JOSEPH FtsnER
Attest 0s.,.-
T t. QuARLEs. cissk
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In the matter OF appointing Con.
stable for Harrison precinct, q petition
being ON file asking for the appoint
ment Of Arthur Leonard as Constable
Of Harrison precinct, the Board at this
time took the matter up and hereby
appointed said Arthur Leonard as Con
stable for the said Harrison precinct.
The following Road Oyerseer Bonds
were now taken up, examined and duly
approved, to-wit:
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Attest: Chairmf
T. L. QUARLES, Clerk.
Thursday. January is. 1aoa

n ~'7'Fs1IFy TT TgVgs
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 9 o'clock a. m.
Present, same as before.
Yesterdays proceedings were read
and duly approved.
The bill Of Simon Beck account of
county charge was now taken up and
allowed ir the sum OF S14OO. and the
Auditor Authorized to draw a warrant
in said sum.
The following Justice of the Peace
Bonds were laid over for the reason
that the said bonds are insufficient,
to-wit:
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Afternoon Session.

Al the converting OF the Board al
1880 p. m, the following bills were
taken up, audited and allowed as fol
lows, to-wit And the Auditor Is au,
thorizel 10 draw warrants for the same
in the following sums, tJ-w.t.
Conner and Dttytm0Fe livery for
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-02-21

The following bills were then taken
up. audited and allowed, and the Aa
ditor is hereby authorized to dra"
warrants in the following sums, to
wit:
John Pennington. juror fees ....' ~ o.
John Baker, juror fees, .,.",., z.zs
Thos. Garley. attending county
charge 81, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NV
Jas. Foster, assistant In Audi
tor,s oftioe ................l $50 90
NJ l.. Reddy. Deputy Sheriff 10 W
h. 5. Baker, Constable fees. bill.
s3433; allowed ............, 20 90
II. Sawyer, Constable fees, bill.
$6S.75. allowed .,........... 5o.io
IL. l.. BidWell, Justice fees ...... 10
The bond of Chas. Crockett as Road
OYerseer for District No. 40 was no"
approved and In the absence Of the
present Oyerseer, the said Caas
Crockett is hereby authorized 10 at
tend to all road matters IN said dis
trlct. The Board then took recess
until / 80 p. III.
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Attest:
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Friday. January Is. 1909.

Board met pursuant to adjournment,
at 9 O'Clock a. m.
Present, same as before.
The record Of yesterdays proceed.
ings were read and duly approved.
In the matter Of appointing Road
Overseers by petition. petitions being
on file for the appointment Of Road
OVerseers for several VI the Road Dis
tricts Of the county. the Board at this
time appointed the following Road
OVerseers to-wit:
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saturday. January n, t9o3.

Saturday January n. 1908.
Board met pursuant to Adjournment
at o'clock a. m.
Present. same as before
The record of yesterdays proceed
ings were read and duly approved.
At this time the following bills were
rejected, not being, in the opinion OF
the Board, a legal charge against the
county: Pat Lee, s225: II. A. link.
$2.25: Andrew Fordy, s2.25: John Ec-
cles, s2.25; Frank Cane. $1,000.
Road Overseer's per diem for fiscal
year.
In the matter Of fixing the per diem
for Road Overseers for the year 1903.
after due consideration and being fully
advised in the premises, the Board
makes the following order In the prem.
Uses:
Per day.
For warning out men. ....... ~. 80
For working five men or more 3 90
For working from three to four
men '...'. ................ $50
For working less than three men
UT aIone ..'............. 100
Eight hours to constitute a days
work.
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Afternoon Session.

/ The resignation OF A. T. Dun Justice
OF the Peace for RathdFum precinct
/ was at this time taken up and ac-
cepted; and there being a petition on
| die for the appointment Of John *
Wilson to all said vacancy. the said
John r. Wilson Is hereby appointed
as such Justice Of the Peace for Rath.
drum precinct.
Following bills audited and allowed
Rena Morton, making transcript 40
Grant Vess. meat acct for Hosp q. n
| Otto Raiser, special messenger
bill OF $40: allowed ......... 1 50
Glass & Prudhome. supplies for
county ..,......... .......-. 500
Pioneer Bindery. supplies for
county ,......... ............. 80 90
w. II. Clealand livery for county s 90
Eliza kerchiyal, asst In examl-
nation ....-.... ....-....... 100
w. A. Hart. hall rent .......... 10 90
Holley. Mason Marks & Co.
balance on acct TO Dec. 81.
1909 ...... ....,.,.........., 10 %
Humbird Lmbr Co. supplies In
smallpox cases ..........,.... q IS
Pioneer Bindery. sup for county 5 90
Joseph Porter. labor for county "a 80
Jno. W. Graham Co. supplies for
county ....-...... .......... Ias os
Jno. w Graham Co, supplies for
county ......-.. .,.-......-. 5 OIL
Glass & Prudhome. supplies for
county ............ ......... IL 90
And the Auditor Is hereby author
lied 10 draw warrants for the SEVERAL
amouhes mentioned aforesaid
The following bills were now taken
up. audited and approved. and the
Auditor Is hereby authorized to draw
warrants for the several amounts a.
follows:
A. w. Hamill, buryiug county
charge, bill $500, allowed .slt.00
Chas. o. CaIlaghan. Justice fees % IS
DR.. N. A. Goddard. attending
smallpox cases, bill s230O. al.
lowed ...... ..............- II 90
John A. stienlein, Justice fees. 100
John Busby. D. A. Johnston.
attending smallpox cases ..... 81 20 |
VIII F. Whitaker, Justice fees. IS. 10
Grote and Cheney. supplies for
county ...... ...,............ 2I.sOI
Harrison Drug Co. supplies coun.
ty charge ................... MS
VI. w. Frost. Justice fees. ...... 6 90
John Busby. medical attendance "a. 90 /
Alex Musser. attending county
charge ......... ........... u 90 .
Thos. f. l.. Logan. attending
county charge ........,,....-.. 10 30 /
q. Fisher, juror fees. ........... 2.25|
Louis Booker, Juror fees. ....... 2.25'
b. Walrad. juror fees ..,........ 2.25i
A. J. Albert, Juror fees ......... 2.25'
John Stewart. juror fees ........ ass
VIM. overly. juror fees ........ 2.25|
Nelson Cheek. juror fees ...... 2.25|
The Board then adjourned until Sat
urday, January the 18th. at Q a. m.
JOSEPH FISHER.
Attest: Chairman
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The petition Of George +. Steel for
the appointment Of Justice Of the
Peace for Occur d'Alene precinct was
rejected for the reason that no va.
cancy exists for such ONCE In said
precinct.
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Tue IulloWlnS saloon license bonus
were examined and duly approved
VIM. McCaFter-St. Maries.
j. Nj. Bradley-Emida.
John Maloney-Sandpoint.
J. E. Peterkin. ct al.-Newport.
w II. Clink--Emida.
And at this time the following bills
against the county were taken up.
audited and allowed, and the County
Auditor is hereby authorized to draw
warrants in the following sums as fol
lows:
Shaw & Borden Co. supplies for
county .....-... ........... $40 90
Geo W. Koch, assisting ianltor 90
]. w, Conklin. sup. for county u 20
Nj. d. Wright. supplies for Court
rouse ...'.'.... ........... II 20
A. Cook. asst. on election acct. $40
Larsen Bros, sup. for Hospital IS 80
NJ. d. Wright. sup, for Hospital. So IS
w. B. Mcfarland. supplies for
county charge, Mrs. La Bell. 10 90
c. B. Klupf. supplies for county A SIS
Shaw & Borden Co, supplies for
county .......... ........... - %
@. r. klupf. supplies for county 2S5
NJ. d. Wright. sup. for county. 40
The bond OF A. E. Dun as Justice OF
the Peace for Rathdrum precinct was
at this time approved.
The Board then took a recess untl
1880 O'Clock
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The Board then adjourned until Sat.
urday, January the 18th. at . a. m.
JOSEPH FISHER.
Attest: Chairman.
T. L. QUARLES, Clerk.
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Road Overseer5-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-30
ANOTHER CUP CONTEST
The Canadians Seek to Deprive Uncle
Sam of His Glory in This
Line.

Montreal, Que, July 30.-S1r Inom
as Lipton and the New York Yach1
club are not to have a monopoly OF
the international yacht racing game
this year and during the next few
days at least the eyes of yachting en-
tbusiasts on both sides of the border
will be turned toward Lake Saint
Louis. near this city. Here there
was commenced today the series OF
contests to determine possession OF
the Seawanhaka- -Corinthlan 4acn1
Cub's Internatinal Challenge Cup fo1
small Yachts. a trophy for which the
fastest Yachts of Canada and the
limited States have competed for on
a number of former occasions. lhe
Gun is now in possession of the RoyaI
Canadian Yacht club, which has sc
lected the yacht Thorella IL, as ITS de
fender The challenging yacht IS the
commemorative of the Manchester
Yacht club of Manchester, n. H. l IL.
contests are to cover PERIOD ol
three days. The judges chosen 10 oi
fciata are Mr.. Phillips of Chnton
Ont: Mr.. Boardman Of Boston, aho
Mr. Clarke of Boston.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-30
KILLED LITTLE BOY
IN FIT OF ANGER
A Chicago jury Finds Witrax Muir
dered a Six-eYra-Cld Lad.

Chicago, July 30.-The jury in the
case of Wiltrax, and wife, charged
with numbering 6-year-old Paul Pas
zkowsi, this afternoon found Wiltrax
guilty, imposing 25 years imprison-
ment and released the woman.
The boys body was found buried in
field wrapped in a gunnysack, sew
eral days after the murder. Later
suspicion pointed to Wiltrax. On the
stand his 11-year-Old son testified that
his father killed little Paul, who was
his playmate A few days later the
witness recanted after being told by
the attorneys for the defense that his
testimony would cause his mother to
be hanged, but the effect on the jury
was nil, they believing the first testi-
mony to be true There was no mo-
tive for the crime other than mere
viciousness on the part OF Wlltrax,
who was angered because Paul threw
a rock into his buggy spOkes.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-30
ATR0C|0US
MURDER
Of One Italian Sailor,
By a Shipmate.
SEVERED ARTERY OF ONE ARM
And Then Held the Other While Hia
Enemy Slowly BIed to
Death.
SEVERED ARTERY OF ONE ARM

Rahaway, N. j., July 3O.-Itonbino.
Japanese sailor, today calmly con-
tessed that he murdered a fellow
sailor keto, in an exceptionally grue-
some manner. He induced his enemy
to take walk along a country road
and severed an artery of his arm with
a knife. He then seized the other
hand to prevent his victim from seiz-
ing the wound to stanch the flow of
blood. He walked along the road with
the dying man while he Haunted him
with curses and jeers The doomed
man occasionally struggled with his
more powerful companion but the ex-
ertion only increased the bleeding.
Finally he fell fainting in the road.
ltOnbinO still held his hand until Keto
was dead and then gave a parting
kick to the corpse His shipmates
discovered the body and suspected
Itonbino. When the latter was ar.
rested he laughed and said
He was my enemy; kill me if you
want to, | don't care"
The men were employed on the
schooner HugOna, which arrived In
port yesterday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-30
GEN BLACK LEADS
IN TIE CONTEST
For the Head of the Grand Army Of
the RepubIic-Former Pension
Commissioner.

San Francisco. Cal. July 3d.
Though it is several weeks before the
veterans in blue will invade San
Francisco for the annual national en-
campment of the G. A. r., much gos
sip is arriving here concerning the
forthcoming contest for the head of
the famous organization in success
sion to Commander in Chief Thomas
J. Stewart of Pennsylvania At the
Washington encampment last year
at which General Stewart was chosen
commander in chief his leading Oppo
nent was General John G.. Black of
Chicago and General Black is again
leading candidate for the honor. AID
vance delegations that have reached
here to arrange for the coming of
their comrades state that the cleo
ton of General Black seems already
assured. The state encampments of
Illinois. Indiana, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa and other states of the middle
west have instructed for him. At
the same time the name of several
other prominent veterans are men
toned and it is possible that dark
horse may win the race as has been
the case more than once before in the
history of the organization.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-30
BRITISH GOLFERS COMING,

New York, July 30.-According to
adyices received here, the team OF
Oxford and Cambridge golfers sails
from England on the steamer May
flower today for Boston. On their
arrival there they will timber up by
being entertained one night by the
BroOkline country club and the next
by the Myopia club.
Their first match in this country
will be against a combined intercOl
legiate aggregation on August 10 at
the links of the Essex County club
at Manchester, Mass. Two days al
ter the Britishers will meet a picked
team representing the Massachusetts
Golf association. Thence they viii
journey to Chicago and oppose the
best of the players in the West
ern Golf association on August
Is. A trip to Pittsburg will follow
with a match against the Western
Pennsylvania association, and them
the Philadelphians will be taken into
camp.
The team will arrive in New ork
during the yacht races, and also be
spectators at the amateur golf cham
piOnship, which begins September l
at the Nassau club. 1t is proposed on
the following Monday-Labor Day
that the Englishmen take part in a
tournament. which will be limited to
80, and will include only those
that have played prominent role in
the championship.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-30
OSCAR GARDNER
REJUNEVATFD
The Once Celebrated PugiIist Has Re-
entered the Prize Ring After
Long Rest.

Salt Lake, Utah, July 30.-Oscar
Gardner. once famous in the pugilis
tic world under the sobriquet of the
Omaha Kid but who has not been
mixed up in the fighting game for a
long time, will be seen in the squared
circle again tonight if he fulfills a
contract signed with the Utah Ath-
letic club. The club matched to try
conclusions in a twenty round bout
with Aurelia Herrera, the Mexican
fighter, who knocked out Kid,
Broad in four rounds at Butte, Mont,
on July 4. Unless a marvel has taken
place in the rehabilitation of Gardner
the Mexican should have little trouble
in disposing of him handily. Gard
ner, though near the top of his class
when in his prime, was regarded as
''all in" several years ago and until
his present match the sporting public
had quite forgotten him, or at any
rate entirely lost sight of him.