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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28
PERSONAL MENTION

VIM. Blmhsld, Of Vancouver. arrived on
the cottage Cltv and Is At the Dewey,
]. Mcdonald, the section foreman a,
Boulder, arrived on the City Of Seattle and
Is AZ the Dewey.
chas. HsnEs Is at the Dewey. H; az
rived on the City Of Seattle, and Is IN his
way to the Tanana.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Marion are at the
Dewey.
u. cotsr Is at thu Dewey en- route to
the Tan1na.
n. W. Taylor, Of the Bennett eating
houss, arrived On the train last night, and
Is Al the Dewey.
LR. Clay Of Atlln arrived on las,
nlEht's train and IS at the Golden North.
c. ]. Tackle mining man Of Dawson
arrived from the South Yesterday and IS at
the Fifth Avenue.
z, J. Jewell Is at the Filth Avenue.
-
Ar. Wills one Of the stockholders Of
the Canadian Bank Of Commerce and who
At one time had charge Of the affairs Of the
Institution throughout the North, Is a, the
Fifth AysnUG
Or. Wills ore Of the heaviest mice
operators Ct the Klondiks, and who has
lassly made a two and a half million dol
lar sale, Is At the Fifth Avenue on his way
10 Dawson.
IF. Decks tie Atlln merchant came
North on the Seattle and leaves for the
district today.
.. Ylnwordsn, a klondISs operator was
q passenger from Vancouver on the Seattle
and Will lave for whltshorss this morning
Themes Inside behind two horses he
brough, North.
A. Chute, leading member Of the hrm
Of Chute & wills, big mining operators Of
Dawson, came North on the Seattle and IS
a. the Fifth Avenue.
Mrs. N. Anderson. the d wsOn dry-
goods merchant. accompanied BY her
sister, Miss n, Sorsnson arrived on the
CITY Of Seattle Yesterday and are at the
Portland Hotel.
Wm. Fosrschsr, representing the whole
sale liquor house Of Ro,hsehlld Bros, Of
Portland, Is a, the Filth Avenue.
C W. Ever Is At the Fifth Avenue. He
arrived % the Seattle,
Mrs. AEDss Kelly arrived on the Seattle
ana Is Al the Fifth AVsnls. Mrs. Kelly
Is plonstr Of Dawson.
Edwin EngslSlad and Frank A. Shaw,
Mining mSn Of Nome, are at the Fifth
AvsnOe.
F. w. Morrison q prominent mining
nan Of Dawson Ia at the Fifth Avenue.
-
Mr. and Mrs Jas. R. colvin, Of The B
YN. Co. returned on the Seattle and are
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28
FOur-DAy Schedule

The City Of Topeka has again been put
On the Lynnn canal nun hnd Is due here on
the I7th Of March. This will enable the
Pael6e Coast Co. TO make a four-day
schedule.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28

Mrs, Olive Corlm was arrested at the
Yesterday, BY Marshal SsOOk on
a complaint charging her With selling
LIQUOR without a license. The case will b
tried Monday. Judge WlleoxSn has osan
retained to defend the casa.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28

Skate as loug as YOU please for as cents
at the rink.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28

The rink Is the most popular place 10
town.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28

Fresh Chocolates and Candles, al the
White Pass Cigar Store. I7hA
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28

All kinds Of good things with beer At
10 cents Of the Pack Train Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28
SKAGWAY WEATHER

For the n hours preceding o'clock p.
m, February II, 1904:
Highest temperature IS above.
Lowest Temperature a above.
n. D. Clark,
u. s. Voluntary Observer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28

Grips and valIcss at claysOu $.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28

For comfort, 70 to the Portland House,
Filth avenue. G0Imo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28

VIM. Bsmhsld, Of Vancouver. arrived on
the cottage CITY and Is At the Dewey,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28

]. Mcdonald, the section foreman at
Boulder, arrived on the City Of Seattle and
Is Al the Dewey.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28

o. S. Benson Is at the Golden North.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-02-28

chas. Hsngs Is at the Dewey. he ar
rived on the City Of Seattle, and Is IN his
WV 10 the Tanana.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-15
Gold Picked up on the Streets.

After the recent heavy raj ms
numerous reports come from the old
mining camps of California to the
effect that gold Is being found in the
streets. Some nuggets worth several
dollars were picked up in Nevada
City and some of the old camps in
Amador county. At one time in the
history of Nevada City il was usual
thing for peorple to pick up good
sized nuggets after IA heavy rain, and
II seems the supply is not yet ex-
hausted. In early days the surface
only was worked where the town is
now located and II may he that like
Butte and Helena In Montana some
of the old towns In the California
mining regions may be undermined
for the gold In the gravel below the
of the buildings. -
and Mining Review.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-15
TO IMPROVE
MILL STREET.
Property Owners Will Petition
Council to Re-gravel This
Thoroughfare.

There Ia u movement on among
the Mill street property owners to
petition the city council to re- gravel
this thoroughfare. The old gravel IL
beginning to wear through In patches
and II IL argued II the matter IL
taken In hand now II will save both
time aud money. A property owner
has the following to say:
''While there IL not such a crying
demand for the repair Of Mill street,
stitch In time IL liable in this
instance to save u good many more
than nine. The present coating of
gravel is becoming pretty we'll worn,
and II the loose gravel along the
cutters were scraped into the center
Of the street, the worn places repair
I'd and new coat put on, II would
beat down hard and last for several
years, saving u lot of extra expense.
Now IL the time to do II before the
street gets too bad, aud the property
owners should petition the council
to this end at once,
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-15
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that meet.
ing Of the stockholders of the Dyson
Gold Mining company will he held
at the office Of n. G. Richards,
Attorney at Law, City Of Sumpter,
Baker County, State Of Oregon,
on Friday, the sth day Of May, 1903,
at the hour Of 10 4. NJ, to elect
officers and transact any other
business that may come before the
said meeting.
II. W. SLOAN, President.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-15
THIS IS THE OPINION OF MINING
EXPERT KoPLIN.
After Exporting Little Cracker Group Wires
His People That Property Is Better
Than Represented-Fin Mine-Power
Drills to be Pot in-Dsvelopment 10
90 Forward.

l.. Il. Koplin, of Duluth. who
came here II few days ago to exper,
tho Little Cracker property fol
some Of the eastern stockholder,
and others Interested, before Ieav.
ing yesterday, sent the following
wire to his employers:
"Proporty better than represented
It's good. Leave for home tomor.
row."
Speaking of the situation Mr..
koplin said:
81 have experted iron properti los
In numerous instances In the Lake
Superior country for these same
people, and other properties In
various Pacific States, including
Oregon, but this IL my first trip to
Sumpter. This cclipscs them all.
It's tho host In the country. In view
Of tho phcnomenally high grade of
ore found here and the vast extent
Of the deposits, | have no hesitancy
In saying that Sumpter is the coming
gold camp Of the country. My
nvestigation did not stop with the
Little Cracker group. After satisfy
Ing myself as To the value Of this
property and II is much better than
represented i visited the Cracker
Oregon and other we'll known
propositions In the district. The
orc is there In vast quantities and
its high grade character is indisput-
able. To man familiar with
mining this district presents posi-
bilities Of wealth almost beyond
comprehension" D."
The company IL making arrang-
ements to put In power drills aud
other machinery next month. and
will be In u position within the next
three or four months tn lay its plans
for installing milling machinery.
Ample funds are Oh hand to carry
forward tho work In hand aud only n
limited amount Of stock vii be
placed on tho market.
Tho Little Cracker property IL
situated ON Little Cracker Creek about
200 feet due east east from tho
Cracker Oregon In the immediate
vicinity Of the big producers Of the
Cracker Creek basin. II IL ON the
mother lode system aud joins on It's
north end line the Tamarack claim
owned by tho T.. aud r., on the west
the South Pole, on the south the
May Belle and on the east the
Oregon Group. The company owns
two full claims, the Putnum and the
Chance, Two veins extend through
the entire length Of these claims. |
Assays from vein No. on the
Chance show values ranging from si5 !
to e250, Surface groupings show
the vein to be from thirty feet in
width. In fact the surface showing
IL said to equal that Of the North
Pole, Il. aud f., and Columbia. the
big producers Of the mediate
Following are the officers Of the
com psny:
4. &. Himebsugh, president; 4.
Butte, Sr,, vice president and
general manager; ID. l.. willard, !
secretary aud treasurer. These with
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-15
NEAR CRACKER OREGON LEDGE.
Green Stains Indicate Proximity Of Vein
on Property.

on Property.
Manager l.. X. Bellman is con-
fident that the ledge on the Cracker
Oregon will be reached within the
next ten feet. He Is now drifting
for the ledge and the chronic stains
observed present unmistakable
evidence tha the ledge is not far away.
The property is making good
showing and development will go
steadily forward during the present
season.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-15

r. II. Dunphy and r. L. Turner,
constitute the board of directors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
A Trap Shoot.

The members Of the gun club took advan,
tage Of the pretty weather and pulled Oh
good shoot, attended by the following
W. F. Cleveland, Bryan Heard, w. NJ.
Caldwell No. IS, No 90. c. l. Bering. Mr.
sherman OF Kansas City and Otto Sens.
Some good shooting was done and the
prospects for a good season at the trap
Is showing up.
The club will have an election OF Of
fcers soon and arrangements made for the
eason's sport The club has an extra
line location, easy Of access and possesses
some of the best shots in the State. The
season lust ended some $1,000 targets were
thrown and three tournaments held. The
club has sent It's team out on four trips
and each time the honore were taken. Tne
team win shoot q match - BRENNAN, com
posed Of five shots from any town ~
Texas. on next Saturday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
NOT DUE TO CLIMATE.
Calarrh Ia Found EveryMhere.

Catarrh Is at home anywhere and every
where. While more common in cold,
chsngeable climates, 1t Is by no means con
fined to them, but is prevalent in every
State and Territory in the Union.
The common definition OF catarrh Is
chronic cold IN the head, which II long neg
lected often destroys the sense Of smell ana
hearing; but there are many other forms Of
the disease, even more obstinate and dan
gerous.
Catarrh OF the throat and bronchial tubes
as well as catarrh OF the stomach and liver
are almost as common us nasal catarrh ana
generally more difficult 10 cure.
Catarrh Is undoubtedly a blood disease
and can only he successfully eradlc0ted by
an internal treatment Sprays, washes ana
powders are useless as far as reaching the
real seat Of the disease is concerned
DR.. McIverney advises cataTrh sufferers
to use a new preparation, sold by drug
gists, called Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, he
cause actual analysis has shown these
tablets to contain certain anuSeptic guam
ties Of the highest value and being an IN
ternal remedy pleasant 10 the taste. con-
venient and harmless, can be used as
freely as required, as well for children as
for adults,
been a catarrh sufferer for years says
Every fall I would catch cold Walc1
would settle In nay head and throat am
hang on all winter long ana every Wlntsl
IL seemed TO get a little worse. was con
tinualIy clearing my throat and my voice
became affected TO such an extent hS l"
Interfere with my public speaking zoe
~ tried troches and CHEAP cough cures
and sometimes got relief, but only for 4
short time until this winter when leaf9Gsu
OF the new cataTrh cure, stuart -
tarrh Tablets. through n newspaper 40
yertisement. Two JOcent boxes which
bought at my druggists. cleared my hea9 i
and throat in hne shape, ana 70 gSSaaao
q box Of the tablets on hand and whene.y EVER
catch little cold take tnolet on t%'
and ward on any serious deyelopni, M, ho.i
tl,o Us+ az n household remedy. ~ ebcck
and break up coughs and colds, 9eeansg
unlike many other catarrn and cough cur
these tablets contain no oplate' coeaihe ~
any Injurious drug.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
THE INTERESTING MATINEE GIRL
Moods and lenses OF the Fair ones at tn
PLAY Perfectly Depicted

Moods and lenses OF the Fair Ones at the
Play Perfectly Depicted
II any one has the impression that our
susceptible young ladies do not respond I"
the sentiments OF the plays they witness
he should study the sig lfe Il the lF Psy
s s,I, u hu fbe new 1893 calendar sheets H.
sned by The Armour Packing company Kan
These beautiful portraitures are each q
study from life, made by a seiee ei.li,t,t
artist who certainly possesses the aDlhty
"a nertraV tbings as they really are.
IN drawing aud 'oior tae t drns' Is lrS
onsra . -..Vaudeyllle" Society Drama,
Comic Opera" Romantic Drama ana
.sIragedy.f the beautiful matinee girl re
hects In her pose and facial expression JUST
the Impression that the scene before her
This artistic calendar is one that will be
preserved for its pictures long after INC
var 1909 mas passed into history. II II
really one of Tie most pleasing Of the
seasons productions and every man and
woman VIII want q set 70 preserve ~ 6oon
"a the eya res1 upon Ii ..--.-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24

the chances Of the bill introduced by him
being gotten through the senate are rather
The Mason bill, reported adversely ON
yesterday, abollshes uhe district OF the
Teche In Louisiana and adds Il 10 the pro
posed new district. The Louisiana sen
ment while, on the other hand. the treas.
ury department refuses 10 recommend
bill making Port Arthur the port Of entry
IN a new district composed entirely OF
Texas territory. II is claimed that the
cost Of maintaining the service in the dis.
trdct Of the Teche Is considerably larger
than the revenue collected Tue Louisiana
in that Eight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
THE BRENNAN SHOOT.
The Two Cups Are Now on Exhibition
Gunners Are Practicine.


Brenham, Texas, January 23.-The two
handsome cups for the champion in the
Sunny South handicap event in live birds
and the champion at blue rocks at the
shoot here next week have arrived and are
now on exhibition at W. j. Graber's
1ewelry store.
The live bird cup stands eighteen inches
IN height, and Is a very heavy trophy,
valued at 500.
The blue rock cup, while not so large
only standing ten inches in height, is the
most elaborate In design, and is the pref
tiest Of the two trophies, ..a...
The advance guard Of the attendance
Is arriving. Mr.. r. NJ Faurote, representing
the Winchester Arms company OF new
Haven, Conn. has been here for two or
'A Mr. w VIZ K. Crosby of o'Falliou, Ill, came
in Thursday and this morning Mr. Z. D.
Ellison u Paris, Texas, came In,
Mr. j. II Hughes, representing the
his home at Palmyra, Wis, came III Friday
Ir. r. o. He.kes of Dayton, Ohio viii be
here this Afternoon, and Mr.. II. r. sner-
mann Of Kansas City arrived on the east
bound Central from Houston
There was q good crowd out at the
sunuy South Shooting park Thursday atter-
noon 10 see the hnst preliminary praGI,lice
Mr. r NJ Faurote. representing the Win
hester Arms company, and Mr.. W. Il,
crosby Of oIFallion, H., and the local
members Of the club were out, ana lot OF
them, with the exception 81 MI Croso{'
s5oT n Few rounds Of twenty birds EACH
b,+ no very remarkable scores were made
Mr. /. ]. Lockett leading, however, with
Other shooters are expected 20 artIne
eysry afternoon until the regular program
commences Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
New Orleans Races.


New Orleans, January 2s.-Audes, Nc
Chesney and Benson Caldwell we're the
winning favorites Hedge was run up after
his race TO $500 and sold to Ed Trotter.
Weather cloudy; track good.
Mile and seventy yards, selling-Hedge,
Mauser, EEapo. Time 100.
Seven fgrlongs. s;SlJlinRgr,Andes, o'Hsgen.
Mile-McChesney, Rough Rider. Flintlock.
Time 1:43 rs.
six furlongs. handicap-If You Dare, Carl
Kehler, lebanon. Time lie.
Chlckadee, CeyIon. Time 1853.
Six furlongs-Princess Tulane, T1oga.
Sweet Nell Time 1;16.
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
One mile, selling-Prlnee Richard 100,
Pyrrho 100 Censor l04, Carat lO2 Lime
101, Frank NJ 80. Dutch Carter %. Ernest
Three furlongs, purse, -year.oIds-.Net.
&c no asPPy H 7is lR RoyI. Re
Jfcky 1O5, Petunia los, Billy Jackson los
Arnold K. los McGongle no. salto llS'
one and an eighth miles, handicap
Doe 100, Ben Chance 9S, Jena o. Adelante
90 LeenIs "a The Messenger 81.
a os scotch GS55o Pa SfpE sfeSsf ~ Ha
sis lii Major Tcnny 10s, st. Tnmmany
los, safiila 100, Pyrrho JOG, o'Hagen lo5
Bard Of Avon l0S, John A. Clarke 101.
III, Potheen lQS, Peat lOl, Erne 100
SwOrdsman o. Locochee 90, Compass D4
Brief 50, The Way IS.
Prince Of Melrose lO5, Henry Mcdaniel 1O3
Tonicum, Captain CASTOR, ST. Cuthbert. Tho
Bouncer .l02, Harry New 1O1 Miss Aubrey
a aG2' S.. MO 90 N''''' spencer 90 oTphe
Clear and track good
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24

Sportsman ends delight In hunting and
are the most plentiful.
The Houston Gun club will hold a public
meeting shortly TO discuss the above bill,
20 which all sportSmen will be cordially In
vited. Charles L Boring.
Section L--Be It enacted By the leglsls.
ture OF the State Of Texas:
That from and after the passage Of this
set II shall be unlawful for any person in
this state to rlll any kind Of birds within
this sstte. for a period OF ave years from
the passage % this act.
Sec 2. Any person violating the proyi-
sions OF section Of this act shall be guilty
OF a mlsdemeanor and subject to q hne OF
not less than $40 nor more than 500 for
such offense.
Sec. 8. The following birds, or fowls,
shall be and the same are hereby exempt
from the provisions OF this act; Ducks,
geese, pigeons, turkeys. chickens, hawks,
buEznrds, crows. owls and prairie chickens,
Sec. A. All laws and parts OF laws In con-
fict herewith are hereby repealed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
RUSSELL MADE A PROTEST
''' sfantns Pension tc a Deserter
out Without Avail.

E,sA,,EeIal 10 The Post)
az a' January 23.-This was pen
~, y NE house and It was noticeable
nus. asusa a very small percentage Of
,O0rsss. remained IN their seats
- ene session, two of those who
4 sS..s 49, were Representatives Russell
Rc ssp9fa q Texas. During the day
4sch soSg, made an onslaught on a hill
tvu IA 80. 70 pension a man who was
b was 1S S1s oeen deserter. his argu-
sllsa eshnsFaliins as, when division
n Vas Itoh tie usual republican ma
"a i, has evidence and the bill was
PAt presia Iss heretofore been the policy
'ssteis o. NJ, 10 veto all bills pensionlng
fsa from tIoVing the charge of de-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
Runoe Roplnn Contest.

Runge, Texas, January A.-Koping com
test. third day. A. b. Rutledge nrst, best
time AS; Lee Teas, BAY; win Nichols
LOO Scrub contest: Brown Oneil hlst
time lao $40; A. A. Lyons, 2;3S 50;
TWO negroes, S2j on a side Charles Bar
field uud Jack Spires, the nrst wop Dy "a
secouQa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
Barn at Navasota.

Navasota, Texas, January p AT 8
O'Clock tonight the barn OF J. Il. Barry in
this city was destroyed by FIRE. About ten
haod ~ rnules and several head of cattle
were In the building, but we're driven out
inst as the roof fell in. Tie totai loss Is
ABOUT $1,000, with no Insurance. origin OF
ire unknown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
VIM Send Team Abroad.

New Haven. ,Oan., January BIT u
announced mat Yale and Harvard viii
nrnDaIdy send d team OF track ana neld
stnletes 70 England next June, II aii agree
ment can De reached between the two
American universities
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
The TERRELL BILL.
Very Sweeping in Its Provisions for Pro-
lection Of Birds.

lection o. Birds.
To tho Editor Of The Post.
Kindly publish tho copy OF the Terrell
bill which was introduced in the legislature
few days ago and viii be Of vital interest
TO all sportsmen. As win be noted, the
bin calls for the protection Of all birds In
the state FOR period of Eve years with
the exception OF ducks geese, pigeons. fur
KEYS. hawks owls and prairie chicken. we
nearly all agree that chicken should be pro
tected for hve years or longer as this
choice game blrd is very nearly extermi-
mated and should be protected. Quail,
-oodcocks, Snipe, ployer and doves are
auaong the pEotscted-the YeEE hiSda that .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24

It Is expected that another cup viii be Of
fered In the near future
After last nights contest the Turnvere'D
aggregation, under the leadership Of Cap
tain LeoDold, took possession of the con
test trophy and, filling It with wine, pa
raded the grounds Of the Turnverein singing
songs of good cheer in honor Of their VIC
tory,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24

Twenty placed three selected bets during the past month
profit Yesterday the days play investment
brilliant this
Monday shot that should by
You are 0 army OF followers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
Residence al Denton,

Denton. Texas, January 2s.-AlderInsh
o'Reillys home in the southeast part o.
the CITY was destroyed by IRE cary tld5
morning The loss was SlzVv' VIZ"
insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
0''SaeEs AGAINST OFFICIAL.
gent Has Been Sent to Il
Border to lnves+iosto y

sc sI tas Been Sent to the
So'oer to Investigate.
s.sAI,,,s.p SPECIAL to The Post1
b. ~. Nm January PA special agent
RAs So,s. 49, department has been sent
|ses n.S. % Investigate and report on
4 nld ~. against Federal official.
n rsv,,r '' these charges are of un.
.fiOnptly' so, ana that the official will
Espectsr IsiAoyed shonld the rennrt ~
&c deD1rto.e adverse 10 MIN pgtcieIs
lis' II Il ''nent refuse To dlscDss ne 10
q q fbs' s ssld that the alleged wrong
saon ~ NJ plueial was brought 10 the
ordered a. 'lNii service commission
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-24
Al Oakland.

san Francisco January %. --weather
showery; track sloppy.
Eleven-six teenths OF Il mile, selllnG--Mr.
Farnum. Peter j., creedmore. TINY iO1bs
Three-auarters OF a mile, selling Frank
Mayo, Platonius EdinborouEh- Time
Me and an eighth. selling esper, sun
clio DR.. Bernsys Time 1914.
Three-Quarters OF mile. hRndicap-
GrayIna,, Dainty, stgyve. Time l;i4%;
One mile, selling--Horton' Hainanit. Mo
corito. Time 1:42.
Seven furlongs selling.-Epicure The Ma
Jor Ora Vive. Time l;29.
OAKLAND ENTRIES.
Futurity course, selling--LeSal MsI,u 80,
Bcrendos ioa Edino Teeufs l1 ~ aaTry
tado 81. Batlod l0l, Educate i0l, Par Nor
riSsey iOj, tyr nus 90, Imperous los, u ma
SO, Florinel II l1o klngd,llis lO6 Assarina
Half mile, purse, 2-year-olds-Lihhie Can
dida, br T. LIbertine imp, Candid, 10,
Taccla 10. Florians Belle lo7 Hoceo ITO,
selling, mile and afty yerds-Lod st
thus 1o4, Rose OF May i02, Rimrpck l12,
Nigar 100. Nellie Forest lo7, Sycea l04,
io7. sever iO4' f'''0n'o' iO'' Larry ""'
= Lisseek handicap, one mne,-Lord Badger
o. The he FTetteT is Bon Mot to no, Auto,
if4 Rem I E6tt ~ c 8der
1903, Durazzo "a, Huachuca 10I. +. w.
Brode 1l2 ARABIC 81.
Selling, thlrtcen-slxteenths OF mile-The
Pride Ill, Buszer 90, Louwelsea "a, Botany
los, July Gyp io5, The Bufoon 10S Lady
Kent 1903, Barklyite l0s, Propeller 11S, Ed
Adack 105
Futurlty course. sellng--saintly 1903, G ID
on Cottage l05 San Luton 90 Jim Gore III
10, Beddner 10S, Matt Hogan no, Evander
80, Imp Mildred Schultz 100, QUIZ II 10,
Bard Burns 100, Sea Lion 106, Mountebank
l06.