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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-15
COLUMBIA CORRESPONDENCE.

A new magazine. Unique, is be-
jng published at Aberdeen. For
sample copy and subscriptions call at
the drug store.
A. G. Wahl and Mrs. Heath, re-
personalities to the grand lodge Of A.
O. U. w. and Degree Of Honor. went
to Lead last Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheridan and Mrs. P. d. Krihs also
went to Lead.
Mrs. D. S. Turner will visit rel
atives at Doland over Sunday.
The time table taking effect Sun
day, May 10, schedules the north
bound passenger to arrive here at
1910 a. H., which is 35 minutes later
than before. A few more changes
and we may get a day service yet.
Frank Hart has rented the Lawrence
house in place of Mr.. Raymond's. He
! will repair it and make a very nice
little residence.
Osmer Overacker and James Turner
visited friends at Frederick over Sun
day.
Among those that are improving
are: j. j. Nelson will paper and part
his farm house. Frank Lewis is Going
the same with his city residence,
C. Chas1 paiuDShis house and builds a
large barn, and G. e. Cory ispainting
| the Wells block occupied by j Goskln.
C. w. Atkins is putting up a wind
mill on his farm.
Us. Hart came UP Saturday to in
voice the lumber yard. r. A. Skinner
will succeed e. II. Osborne as agent.
The county superintendent of
schools spent a few days in this
! vicinity last week.
Kim. Hilton returned from Wis
| conSin last week.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-15
PLANA.

Mrs. Jones is a guest Of her son, j.
j. Jones. this week.
John Helmka took a bunch ofcattle
to pasture last week.
Edd and Jay Wilbur were up to the
Elm fishing last Sunday.
Grin Wilbur has sold a young team
to Mr.. Butner of Gem for $4,000.
Miss Ida Creed left Wednesday to
attend the Granger school of stenog-
raphy.
Mr. and Mrs. lick Of Gem were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. @. FL, Creed7on
Sunday.
Ben Knutson has located at Harry
Heath's for a while, perhaps hoping
that the rambunctious colt will inn
prove his looks.
We omitted to mention last week
that the Pearl of Great Price" has q
brand new turnout, a splendid horse
and carriage, whose only fault is that
it leans too much to one side when in
use.
Oblivion still conceals the identity
of the little bird who whispers IN
peoples ears, but we'll catch tht
chick-a-dee yet, or chloride Of sodium
has lost the virtues it had in oul
ynnfh-
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-15
PUTNEY.

Sile Gould made a business trip to
Amherst Tuesday.
Miss Winnie Smith closed her
school last Friday.
August Lier made a business trip to
4 T,sessdaa5y
Little Archie Jensen who has been
very sick issome better.
Robert HARE who has been sick
with the quinsy is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Switzer went
to Aberdeen on Tuesdays freight.
Chas. Dickerson has taken charge of
the Strandness Elevator at this place.
j. J. Nelson left for Bristol Tuesday
where he will run the Strandness
-four mill.
The many friends ofNora Culnmins
will be glad to learn that she is on
She road to recovery from her recent
sickness.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-15
HOUdHTON.


M Mrs Hansen, who is q OF the
d. Of H. delegates totheconvention at
Lead, left for that point Monday
morning.
There will be service In the church
next Sunday AZ 5p q - eeissse y tsile
Rev. Boyer of Hecla OF supply from
Columbia
Mark Taylor has returned from q
visit to his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Paddock who now lives at Lakeyille,
MINI. They are pleased with the
change.
we learn that the W. e. 7. q. will
have d social and supper in Hecla
SATURDAY evening from s to I o'clock,
after which there will be literary
entertainments
Hsughton IS getting TO be quite
metropoIlfaan. We now nave agpIloIo-
graph gallery, where your picture IS
taken while YOU wait. Come and let
usee What you look like after seed
lug whenyonhaye tinleto wash up
and shave Don't forget the Wifeand
baby; they don eedshagsEg
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-15

is the repreSe ntatlye OF the Demo
GRAFT in Columbia and will take sub
scriptions and attend to advertising
matters for the paper.
Joseph and Freeman Geer and Sam
IIowartc left Sunday for Glover.
Dickey CO., N. D., to shear sheep.
From there they will go to Pierre.
Hiatt Wilbur has been improving
the postot}ice. He has stained the
woodwork and polished up the glass,
moved the boxes back to give more
lobby room and now has as neat a
little office as can be found.
Some bargains in musical instru-
mentS at the drug store.
Win. Schliebe is buying old iron
Six dollars a ton for machinery and
three for stove iron.
Francie DAILY has branched out in
the newspaper business on his own
account. Tile is publishing a boys
paper called the Coyote. The name
is well chosen for a boys's paper, this
bcing the Coyote State.
he ball team is organized and
"jlh good material. They already
ACKNOWLEDGMENT from Hutton. Watch
OUl FOR the dates.
Rev. Jones returned last week from
a visit at his old home in Ohio.
The fish are beginning to bite in
| the jim and Elm rivers.
The Milwaukee will u an eXcur-
sion to Minneapolis next Saturday
night and return Sunday night to
Aberdeen. Several Columbia people
contemplate going. We are Informed
the rate will be three dollars for re-
turn trip.
E. Hokenson, head bookkeeper for
the j. S. Hart Lumber Co. of Aber-
deem, was up this week, helping in
voice.
Fred Overacker went to Aberdeen
last Saturday to haul up FrankHart'>
household goods.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-15
INSURANCE

is the leadinsYquestlon OF the day.
Delays are dangerous, Take a policy
in the Home or Liverpool, London &
Globe. Phone 2ss cr call at room
is, Wells block. /
BARRETT 8 SON.
Securities and Investments
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-15
THE JIM

Trees are getting green along the Jim,
Full Lank the river flows:
The ripping waters warmer grow
AS above them the May sun CLOVIS.
A boy is fishing down on the bridge
Sitting long and still as a dream:
He has watched the current until the brld ge
Seems a boat bearing him up stream.
He has felt the water, longing for the time
When it's warmth will invite a swim:
A few hot days and around the bend
Nude boys will splash in the Jim.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-15

r. L. Wood Of the City Drug store
is the representative of the Demo-
GRAFT in Columbia and will take sub
scriptions and attend to advertising
matters for the paper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that ou
Tuesday, the lst day Of December.
A. II 1902 at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, am
annual stockholders meeting Of the
La Neta Hotel Company, viii be held
at the office Of said company. In
Gunnisnn, at which meeting new
Board of Directors will b. elected
and such other business transacted
as may properly come before the
meeting.
Dated October Both, \. Il. 1908.
r. b. LEWIS.
Pres. and Stakeholder
ANNA NJ. LENIs,
j NJ. MCDoUGu.
Stockholders
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20
Dissolution OF Partnership

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned Ge1.
W. Holmes and NJ Quinn, under the
name aud style OF Holmes a Quinn,
in the town of Gunnisou, Colorado.
Is dissolved by mutual consent. Nj.
Quinn and William Hogan having
purchased the entire interest OF Cleo
W. Holmes. NJ Quinn and VIM
Hogan viii collect all outstanding
accounts due the firm and viii uav
all debts due and owing bv the firm.
Dated October 3UHh, 1903.
QUINN a HOGAN.
GEo. W. HuLNF~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

Stoskholasrs, Me,ttns.

Naiee i- heraay given tua. ora
TUESDAY tbe Er-t day uf DaennHrr.
A. u lgOa 40 lu o'cllck q. m. am
unual Stockholders mcetiuc af Ths
Guunislu Gas a Water company
viii be- held al the office 81 said
company, iu Gmuis1u. at which
meeting a new board Hl directors
will De- clectel abd such other bust
ness transacted as may properly
come before the meeting
Dated October ~. A. - 1865.
r. B LEVl-.
Pres. aud NtJrkE1ldfr
ANNA NJ i.EUI-.
sam. +. SrFVDrE
Nt1rkhollers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20
Agasnsi Forest Reserves.


~EIa. t.I..NHF. D. Tat Thai.
Dr. County ~a GrHUs- A--4eia
#n H.lI q H.l ree.i11 aere YES
r a.e Va- ual offended
Ir.' J..u.a HI lha Cal8-
Ia. Hr- -atiaa vas
Hr-rr H -ra--.I rrauizatim
..- rH. t.s a--He.a0i1a Ono
# warHn .usi iered
ua- Obj. Hl. .rHa .. uaTIv aI the
#I # .aHH.rN a- m ailitiou o.
rH. -.l l-HH.. Er.-r reserve Mr.
D. D. Carpenter of faf Bard OF
Tu nn Ha.Ina bong taik on the
nr#.slsl#r calling tle attention
.l r.a mauHer- H I1t e#eet af the
Hr.H'nr. .IaU I .lI- land fur 8
r-f usrI. ma resolution was
unanimously aiHHs.l prlte sting
AGAINST fae Tr'H. -ad addition 10 tbe
T.-gTHr- a- unnecessary aud likely o.
dr great Inconvenience rather than
cd. my particular benefit This a.
-ariaIm wa- practically rnurganizcd
ld-t spring and promises Co becomc
ua Hi The strongest HrgmIzatims iu
fBp static.
tuItIemeu iu This section are ship
ping practically u0 atde this fall
harau-e aI rHe lau prices prevailing
There are -Wr good beef cattle here
which VIII go out soon az thew are
commencing ta shrink There is
g1ud grass m the range and the fall
has been ideal thus far
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMA
TON
PROCLAMATION

State of Colorado, Executive Cham
herS, Denver Nov j-Thauksriying
bay.
To the People of the State of Colo
RADIO. Greeting.
To ms of Colorado have been given
plenty and pronounced prosperity.
No serious disease has infected our
border and abundant crops have re-
warded the hu~bandmau. For all
these and other diSpensatious of
Gods goodness we should ever be
thankful That there may be a
special day upon which we may ac-
knowledge 90 the Giverof Al Thing,
His manifold blessings 10 us and To
our Centennial state. hereby ioin
with our beloved president in SET
ting apart Thursday, November %.
1905. as a day Of thanksgiving and
the same shall be a holiday accord
ing % our laws.
As united people let us ON this
day, IN our homes and ia our various
houses Of worship, put forth our
praises 90 almighty God for his in
Vulnerable hounties. And let Us in
all humility bcseech Him to 81
guide -us that this state and thi,
country may steadily become better
and their history become brighter
and more glorious.
In witness whereof | have here
unto set my hand and caused the
great seal of the state to be affixed
at Denver, the state capital, this 9th
day OF November, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and three.
James H. Peabody.
lby the governor
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE
+. NlSiMENT OF PERSONS
Bt>PpNSlBLE FOR OR con
TltlBl Ting To THE DEITN-
QJ kNCN OF CHILDREN

SECTION l. IN all eases where any child
Shail be a delinquent child or a juvenile
utinilnehi person, as deiiaed by the statute
OF ihls state. the parent OF parents IrgaI
guardian or person having the custody af
such child, OF any other person. responsible
Tor or by any act encouraging. causing or
contributing 20 the Delinquency of such
enid. shall be guilty uf a mis,lrm-qu1r.
ana upon trlal aud conviction thereof shall
he hued in sum not ta OK seed one fHpu
sahl DOLLARS >i-ruul. or imprisoned In the
county jail for a period not ID exceed one
u } Year or by both such fine and impr1~an.
ment- The court may impose conditions
upon any person found guilty under this
act, and 80 long a. such person Shall com
ply lherewIth 20 the satisfaction of he
court the sentence imposed may be Sus-
pended
Sec ?. Whereas in the auinf1p er the
general assembly an emergency exists
iIereiure. this act shall te iu FUN for,,a and
elect from and after Us passage.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20
Rag ., Pr.-es ia Dozves.

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Ibusl marsef Ncl..os.iays
ls -Cr- eHuaC grass
era. I#sftH l2ri d. , lfila 8 ttl
ruu
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e-Hr- tasff lH
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

The action Of President Mitchell
in deportiuu striking coal miners
would seem ta be- good Judgment
from many points Of view lu the
hrst place u other fields af labor a-
the coal banks of New Mexico. Texas
and Kansas these miners will be
kept at work and thuS their families
will mot suffer Then assuming that
the intention of the strike leaders Is
NOT o. cripple the industries of Colo
RADIO but DO bring in certain rccalci-
traut corporations 10 time. such a
move will enable coal fields in other
states 90 supply extra consignmem-
of coal tn Colorado which will be
used 10 keep the mines, mills and
railways running while at the same
time working a hardship To those
companies that refused an ciClr
hour schedule TO their miners.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20
For raBadCold

II you have q bad cold vru pa.I 81
good reliable medicine like Chamber
lam Cough Remedy to loosen and
relieve D, and 70 allay the irritation
and inflammation Of the throat and
lungs. For sale by all druggists
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

iL f.r eI -rae frs- r. a.. D.
a o. t.a..H.Ha f- IeaII -s-.Hr Hf
eslslEr- Foreigners auI tHe uH.
AmeuuaH scrip mrtHaI- l H.E
ifs uIaa 3D. VIII De- % H.---lH- o. t.I
nraa.. isf l.e mm hU. paw Ty
and la. taa Hlr he as-h Taw 1f
can a'irI ta waste smrrHt #T
the vHr- Hi HH oppressed rrH.Ha-
ffuH
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

o. the llamld GRAND Juuef.m S
HeW Iarr hss- ur o.. fhe fvHHEfaF.l.
iaal and uuerl ueg- ez0alIauaa Fl
b. hr-f i--ae f vil bs a Hsrfr r
aHy HHmu.uaIfy r1 ho proud Wr
are aaH o. ieud 0.H Haa H
iraisralr o.. aHbar EI H
r1u. rs.l.lm n .ha
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

The old j. W Long ranch adioiu-
ing the homestead Of Jonn Flick be
low Ohio City was purchased this
week by o. d. Bemeut. There are
100 acres in the ranch including 90
acres of splendid bottom land Mr.
Bemeut Formerly lived in Challee
county, but has decided To trv his
fortunes iu Gmui:dn
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

Again the people of Denver are e.
wrestle with q new charter and a
curious public will watch their fran
tlc Efforts 90 escape from the net
work IF election frauds and election
thieyery which they have supincly
allowed the corporations TO weave
around them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

This Dietrich senator fum Ee
braska who has lea1 indicted H
grand jury lar selling rHzrulae
appointments lur cash cH8-ijHu
tions. is the mJl whose celebrated
campaign speech is said O.. haug
been She One sentence. Walls ur
gentlemen auJ have something ODD
me Nebraska republicans ii,
them-alyc- proud iu aIerluE -uaI q
man
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

The caI Haafr wanf- au eight
haur o., and We ailcfe fac average
nto.lganf f.illul1 easar fhiuk. b.
is lus.lhei a rhs s-kluE What @.
vaa ttirk ahHuf D..
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

r. Z. fent1n, who recently pur-
chased the old Head ranch. on Dry
Antelope creek commenced work
Monday on q large reservoir which
he expects o. construct. and which
hc believes nill h1ld water for the
entire S.l acres. This is an inn
P1rtam enterprise for there is a
great deal Of land ON the east slope
f the West FIN mountains that can
hc m1se as valuable as any m the
country III the reservoir system
proves a success That it will prove
q success Nr Fcutou does not doubt.
and indeed should not doubt. for il
is pr1htabIy in use in many sections
of Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20
INCOME ( SALARY INSURANCE
us settor e. harr RI iargss sfa aaf pss8
than b. fsrca a5scf aHg sof bare.

pa-, like aaaduI-. COS ulr~lssted haITatHg- ul
das f,7 kssy dislhly rr-lI- orfrsrs Dc s-s
d yoar = danc
ah the Irfirrsi ik slalIauF wHh >4>58o
-urHus policy haors paving eelsg tnsle SALARY Orr -z 90
uHaf -skues aahut D. aeidfs
-. yuu un. Ilais
To- rH hl-iHs-- Hal-a
p1aa4 salrat necessarily -aa- tHr
fs.rsaIa afisil,5a ta 14slnfz-.
trs ifsl-lu17 realT-as fr usal, as d rTef' Income
SALARY Il-usaHea ulHuaE boss aI
Nsh t and u1af aasuo-s sal lu1ris
sIlH.ra-..uafiHu : lls -tu.l I Iuaa7 .ana
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

The reduubtablc Sherman Bel Is
repalrted as vearuIng for battle6eIds
m Mexico and Panama. More likely
yearnIng for escape from those civil
suits tor damages which are 10 he
hled against him
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

Will Coloudos republican com
gresSmcn disaredit their party- poll
icy Of protection and double cr1ss
the interests 1f the state bv SUPP
porting the Cuban treaty which .ac-
rihces beet sugar FROM present
indications that is Just what Con
gresham Brooks is getting ready 10
do. II. NJ Hogg appears made of
different metal, and as for Shafroth.
Patterson and Teller, everyone
knows they stand for Colorado first
last and an the time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

For SICK headache try Chamber
lam : Stomach and Liver TabIets.
teeS Will ward of the attack iftaken
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

4. H. Judy has purchased the b.
r. Melton place of POO acres north
west OF Gumisru ON the river. The
deal includes 40 head of cattle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20
COli Coal
Parsons & FERGUSON.
STATE uf ONO CRY Oh TArpu.
LuCAS C0rNry.

STATE uf ONO, CRY % Torrpo.
LucA~ CorNu. -
FRANK j. CHENn makes oath that
he Is senior member of the firm OF
r. j. Cheney & Co. doing business
On the City Of Toledo. County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum Of ONE Hun
DRIED DOLLARS fer each and
every case of CtuEH that cannot be
cured by the use Of IIaiI's CArlgeH
trEE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
IN my presence, this 9Th dav Of De
cember 4. ID. 1856.
i \ W. GLEASON.
NEAL Notary Public.
Hall 5 Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally and acts directly ON the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY,
800 Toledo, q
Sid by all dru gc S.. 7.5c.
" E'uilv Pills are the best.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

The OHIO creek ranchmen who
accompanied their shipment of cat
Tie % Kansas City, returned Monday
morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20
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sa-ea Per Nauth far S25.fe Per },ar
Ieo.e, PR Month Cor 90 Pc itar
2eo ao Per Month ior lHa os Per iear

Double Above Eenefita paid accidents of travel.
NurnuE uuI.lug- and passenger eigfarlr-
Surgeons Fees pals u addition vrkr indemnify.
operation tH r-f ct -ieSH l'dni per ru.cy.
identification. Ga event injury aud unable
with friends, ds expenses exceeding Slu 90
Can Give Larger Benefits given thau other
paras carrying as ri,FtEEU carries only pre-
. ierrei risks
Covers injury, tlough tlrre visible marks.
Does Not Pro Rate when other Insurance s carried
This is Disability Insurance From Any Cause with
death beneit-for that y0u Hs insurance.
Write Also in lbe IiitIEltjED, a perfect Accident
Policy, covering Total and P1ru Disability. and Health Policy
/ covering any disease ur illness.
Men Past the Age carry Accident OF Health Io'c,s
insure with thH Preferred al accidents tal par-
ial disability. The Travel Polly
IT You Have Need for Insurance That lnsures, call
md examine my fre Artlicu Casualty
Investment Insurance.
cannot Death Taxes IH
dependent lHah lsabiy uf
Property income II dependent provide
Your comfort while disatei from any
oo"s 'so s EE ME- FOR RATES
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20
= READ THIS F
Mn III
FoRcEr YOU ckk lFfoRD 70

A1u eH-i.ed o. tis ts-i yur iis VA buy tVMfAkE
ANY CA>JtIW IN~ISANgE UONTEADT NpJ MAN
HAVE WITH NINE AND SEE IF 1ur ARE GETTING IT
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-11-20

By the governor
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-17
JUDGE KNAPP DEFINES TRUSTS
Interstate MINER Chairman Says
il to Turn Industry from
S%eIhshness to Charity.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-The Ark
wright club had its annual dinner tonight,
among its guests being Governor b. B.
Odell. Judge Martin I. Knapp, chairman
Of the Interstate Commerce commission,
and former Governor Voorhees, OF New
Jersey.
Judge Knapp. speaking Of trusts, said In
part:
Today the great enterprises of the world
are in the hands OF corporations and the
time is fast approaching when they will
absorb all important Undertakings. The
legitimate, the inevitable offspring of cor
porations is monopoly. Why? Simply be-
cause the operation of these massive forces,
grinding on each other in every market OF
the world, begets danger, which invites and
often compels common agreement as TO
prices and production. That Is a trust.
We are entering on a period OF great
transition, a period of difficulty and many
dangers. The whole structure of Industry
and Industrial life is liable to be subjected
to a strain, possibly to a shock, for which
experience furnishes no guidance. Can we
raise this wide realm of industry from sell
hshness to charity, from strife to friend
ship, from competition to cooperation,
from warning instincts OF the savage state
to the nobler roads of associate life? This
is the problem which will test the wisdom
Of craftsmanship and tax the resources of
public authority.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-17
Horses Fall at Hurdles.

san FRANCISCO, Jan. 16-In the six
furlongs handicap at Oakland today clever
spTinters went TO the post, with Byron
Rose favo lite. Money Muss raced out with
Sad Sam and killed him off. Minder avoided
the early pace and taking the rail landed
Byron Rose a winner.
Two horses fell In the hurdle handicap.
Red Steel went down at the first jump and
later lcaped the fence. COrillo also fell
early I'm the race. Both riders escaped in
jury.
Weather clear and track East. Results:
First race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile,
selling: j. II. Bennett, 109 CTrozler). II to
/, won; Instar, 80 CConnelD, 10 to l, second;
Isabella, los (Burns), 3 to l, third. Time:
1:OSl4.
Second race, Futurity course, selling:
Golden Cottage, 16 %. Daiy), 8 to l, won;
Erema, 80 IL. WILSON,, 4 to !, second; Imp.
Mildred Schultz, 15 (Bullman), . to /, third.
Time: Ill.
Third race, one mile and a quarter, hurdle
handicap: Poorlands, l4 (MCMahon), 8 to
/, won; Mike Rice, 142 CPeters), 3 to !, sec
ond: Duke Of York ii, 15 (Wallace), 3 to l,
third. Time: 2:20.
Fourth race, handicap, three-fourths of a
mile: Byron Rose, 1O9 (Minder), 6 to 5,
won; Money Muss, 17 CDonnelly), 3 to /,
second; Nellowtail, JOG Waterbury,, I to J.,
third. Time: 1:15.
Firth race, eleveN-sixteenths OF a mile,
selling: Lizzie Rice, 1O4 (Ransch), 3 to /,
won; Mirina. l04 CDonnellyl, II to 1, second;
Wartenicht, 1l2 Waterbury,, s TO !, third.
Sixth race, one. mile and fifty yards
Katie Walcott. 100 (Kelly), s to l, won
Uiloa. 1916 CDonnelly), !2h to /, second;
Mission, III (BirkenruthG 4 to l, third.
Time: 1:44.