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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-21

Joueshoro. Ark. July 2l.-Mathias
Zimmerman shot and killed his wife
~,,h Winchester rife at Mosher. \
little town near here. then turned the
yun ON himself, shooting . bullet
through his heart
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-21

city hall AMI other city buildings we're
placed NJ hal. mas, hf order of Mayor
Low as soon as The death II the pope
uas announced
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-21
ACTRESS TIRED OF LIRE.

Former Belle OF W'IWaukee ATTEMPTS
Suicide.
New York. July sl.-Miss Harriet
SAWYER n beautiful actress. the di-
yorcvd wife Of John Cecil Clay. the
noted artist. tried 10 kill herself in
this city.
Miss Sawyer was NJ one time the
rctSning belle of Milwaukee.
She used a pistol. nring three shots
NJ herself. Only one OF the shots took
effect That struck her In the left side.
She will probably recover.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-21

e.s las' ar'.cula'. words being
\ ss"l b hvsioaing a h-ned.c'inn
p .1l'y 'he shadow az death
. ''r the ppniir. hts e,,rem!iies
|n eall his features assumed tn
Hstd.tl q death and Dr. L.apponi
= A.s last ag'toring heart beats.
p sFAtsa u became slower aud
2 AHNl the, finally stopped
y te"s = The aopc's death spread
p iasoa-aaDi Rome and caused a
Isofoph! sensation The whole
y y mourning
+. ~ sto@d has gathered abou,
- a. but perfect order prevails
! A'.'i elseHhere In Rome
p io.e death agony was short
va igFuinat.! hy a paronysm of
Iias
\ . II interval Cardinal Scra.
'i.A'iesli intun.i the requiem.
III st"llng II those present
! a. kissed Pope i..so's hand before
'As ~" hamlcr
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-03-19
To My Patrons.

AS spring approaches each
day brings evidence that there
will be much more paper hanging
done this year than there was
last, and in order that everything
Will go smoothly, wish to inform
all my old patrons, and any new
ones who may have need of my
services as painter and. paper
hanger, that I keep a list of those
engaging me and their work will
be done in the order in which
their names appear on that list,
and under no'circumstance will
I deviate from the same.
Yours Respectfully,
Fl. r. BERRY.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-03-19
Poverty Soshu|.

You are all axed to a doins us
Riverside Union folks is goin' to
hay at Riverside Skule Hous No.
l on Friday evening March goth.
RULES AND NEGOTIATIONS
Every womern OF CURL who
kums must ware a kaliker dress
and apern or pay fine of scents.
Every gent must ware his old
cloes and a dark shirt. No gent
with a billed shirt or dude liollar
will be be aloud to KUN unless he
pays a fine Of 5 cents. COTE and
sandwiches and donuts will be
served. Admission to get in will
be rs cents. This takes in the
supper and pays fer the hull
thing. Meal BOWS Day." A
short program will be given.
Signed, Riverside w. G. T. u.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-03-19

that the bid Of John r. Jardine & Co.
for construction of all the bridges be &C
copied,
The following bridge and grade petit
tons presented to the board :
Petition OIL. Verwest and others to
put in q bridge and appropriate the sum
of $4,000 for grading (if road is put on
the line) or condem the road on the line
and buy road site east Of line between
sections Is and l6, Easton Township.
Petition of Julius J. Jensen aud 9th.
ers to lengthen out bridge on the corner
Of sections IL, IL, ID and IA, and to ap-
proprirte the sum of $250.00 for the pur-
pose of grading the road between Sec
tions IL and 10. Highland Township.
Petition Of s. R. Sampson and others
to appropriate the sum of $4,000 for
grading slough between sections Is and
"a, Highland Township.
Petition of John r. Olson and others.
for appropriation of $50. 90 to help grade
up the section line between sections 20
and %, Bergen Township, and $500 or
half the expense in building a bridge
across q ravine on the County line be-
tween Griggs and Steele Counties, Der
gen Township. On motion, a committee
consisting of H, N. Horner. G. @. John-
son and WE Elliott. was appointed to
inspect the bridge and grade sites as per
petitions.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed and ordered paid
F. E. Dibley, bridge plans and
specifications ................S 5000
Frank Gray. Commissioner one
day and mileage.............. $50
GO. johnson. Commissioner one
day and mileage ............. $40
; KS. Sulland. Commissioner one
) day and mileage $50
w. e. Elliott. Commissioner one
day and mileage ........... 4.20
HIN. Horner, Commissioner n
!, day and mileage ............ 4.80
i On mot:on,seconded and carried, board
adjourned.
S. MCPHERSON,
County Auditor.
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PROCEEDINGS.
Official Proceedingsof the Board
of County Commissioners
OF Steele County.

The Board of County Commissioners
convened at 8 o'clock A. M.pursuant to
adjournment. all members present. Min
utes of last meeting read and approved.
The official bond OF 8. Mcpherson, audi
tor, in the sum of 100000 and s~urities
thereon, was, OF motion, approved. The
following bills were, on motion. allowed:
Walker Bros. & Hardy, Station
cry *......... .... a........S J.G3
A. Thompson s. Son. Supplies
for Sheriff .....-......... 200
Long and Peterson. Supplies for
county building ........... 6.2O
T. A.. Hasselquist, Staups...... $50
T. O. Schjeldahl, cash advanced
In. Hildebrant, work at coun-
ty building l.25
J. A. Carlson, Postage and ex-
........ 0.2O
Gilbert O. Dahl, Bounty on two
wolves .... AGO
TO. Sch. eldahl. Cash advanced
postage and express. ........ 4.S0
T.G.Anderson, Telephoning,p post.
age and recording official bonds 24C9
EC Christainson, Stationery 49,. IT'S
The Grand Forks Herald, Sta
tlonery Ills
On motion, board adjourned until l 30
P. NJ. of same day.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board ]reconvened at 100 P. M. pur-
suant to adjournment, the following bills
were allowed and ordered paid :
Am. Mclaughlin, Coal for Mrs.
Keillor. poor person .........S 1890
T. O. Schjeldahl, Cash advanced
Mrs. Cyrus. poor person.. for
months Of Feb. and March -. 5000
Oliver Thorson, Hauling coal and
wood for Z. X. Kjorstad, poor
person 6.UO
The hour Of 2 O'Clock P. NJ. having ar
rived. the board proceeded to open bids
for the building of six county bridges.
The following bids were submitted:
Winamac Bridge Co. to build the six
bridges with with wooden joist, s73O5.OO.
or with steel joist for bridges numbers 4
and 5, s7502.cO {.
@. FL. Baker. to build the six bridge g
with wooden ioist. sG0oOOO. or with steel
joistfor bridges numbers 4 and 5,S72S9.Oo.
LII. johnson. to build the six bridges
with wooden joist, SG75O.0o, or with steel
ioist for bridges numbers 1 and s.. sGoYO.
Hewitt Bridge Co., TO build the six
bridges with wooden joist. $685. 90, or
with steel ;oist for bridges numbers 4
and s., $3.50 &C.
Fargo Bridge Co., to build the six
bridges with wooden joist. S59SO.Oo, or
with steel joiet for bridges numbers 4
and 5. sGl7S.Oc.
Americ Il Bridge Co. to build the six
bridges with wooden joist. 5000 90, or
with steel joi>t for bridges numbers 4
and S. $745O.0O.
John r Jardine s. Co, t., build bridge
number !, Sl5l0.00 bridge number .
S1230.CO; bridge rnm5er 3. ,Sl075OO /;
bridge number i, s225.cO; bridge number
s, s3so.Oo; bridge number 6, s72O; and if
contract given for the six bridges to dis
count their bids three per cent, making
Il net bid Of s502430 for building the six
bridges as per plans and specifications.
Motion made, seconded and carried,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-03-19

For j farm or ranch, call on.
F. D. Wood worth.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-03-19

: LOST: One fur lined mitten.
Finder kindly return to PIONEER
office.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-03-19

Fresh homemade bread, pies
and cakes toaorder.
Mrs. Nj. c. PRESLEY.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-24
Tried To Conceal II.

lt's the old story OF "murder
will oat" only in this case there's
no crime. A woman feels run
down, has backache or dyspepsia
and thinks its nothing and tries
to hide it until she finally breaks
down. Don't deceive yourself.
Take Electric Bitters at once. II
has a reputation tor curing stom y
ach. liver and kidney troubles and
will revivify your whole system.
The worst forms OF those maladies
will quickly yield to the curative
power OF Electric Bitters. Only
soc, and guaranteed by Miller &
Andrews and Todd & Co., Drug
gists.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-24
Ts.ssss's Ssss.

n uHEREAs CHARLES l.. SEELEY AND
" Hattie u. seeiry this wife. of Z. Junta,
certain deed OF trust, dated the Hr.s day Of
July A. ID. 1901. and recorded On the 6sh day
the record. In the oiisee Of the county clerk
RADIO, convey to the public trustee Of said
iss,s. situated IN ..id Otero county to- vic
Lots namhrred four 90, I've Is, and ak
View a.idition, to the io~n (no~ city OF L.
Junta. rs shown by the reeords.i plat tberw-
Of nov os nl~ IN The oiirs oi she county
Colorado, which said derd Of trust "a. made
90 secure the peym-ns, 20 Margaret c, Link,
anr crrsaia rromissorr ns,sr. irrriDs rsrn
date with said deed of trust, for the principal
snrn Of hve hnnirssi dollar. $50, due amy
said note from the date thereof, at the rate
of eight Isl per cent per nnnum payable
whereas s.id deed Of trust further pro
ssde<i that the said maker. shall pay taxes
ON ths said premise. Promptly AS the same
prcmis..~ insarssi. Io~s. IL nny. payable TO the
beneficiary hereunder, reference tn which
said d~ed of trast h hereby made for greater
whereas. the said deed Of trust and note
provide smong other thinY.. that in case OF
note, or any part thereof or the interest
thereon. according to the tenor and eject
eov.nanss or sxrremenfs therein rnens ioaeli.
then md In that case the = hoie of the ~nid
indcbs-dnes~ shail At os,ee become due aud
.aid note. and tho said trustee as the request
Of the legal holder Of the mote to s~iI and
dispose u said premisss, for the purpose Of
pay ing the said indebtedness and the cost
and enp.nsrs on account Of the execution Of
Whereas. default has heea made In tbe
payment Of the principal aud interest and
The legal holder Of said note hes exercised
her option by renson Of ss Vi default. TO de-
clare the whoIr Of said indebtedness tn br
inafur~d and to torcciose the said deed
Whereas. tn. mnderxixnesi is public trustee
In AID for Osero county. state Of Colorado.
Now therefore, !. e. A. Beerbohin. the public
trustee Of .aid Otero c"u.ty; state Of Colo.
said Note. aud by the auf hority In me vested
by the said trust deed. do hereby give notice
that will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY !. 1909.
mt 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of said day. sell
and dispose of all of the said premises. or 80
much Of tho same may i,r necessary. and
all the right. title aud inferr-t Of the ~nid
Charlie. L. Seeley and Hattie ID. Seeiey ibis
auction At the soush front door Of the county
Colorado, for tbs Highest and hess price the
.sinx The o., .sa s:ss . s.s is;.r.s: q
sber-on, and for expense. and cost Of exc
sa,i1E .I ~ this :, trust a. provided by .:id note
sria sn ss do q M sf1 'S m ,r hi 'S
j. S~~ley and Hattie u. >e~l~y ibis wifel. 10
the public trustee of Ofero connty. Colorado.
for the and benefit Of the Osero Lons
rado. securing loan of seven hundred dol
lars tssoi aynbie In monthly installments 10
sis.os each
Public Trustee OF Otero County. Colorado.
fir-t publication. January :, 1870
Last publication. February T. 1874.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-24
Tsustss's Sale.

WHEREAS. WILLIAM C. STEELE. or
~ The cosutS Of Ctero. state of Colorado,
dated she first day Of June. A. ID. isss. and 70
corded In the Once II the eounty clerk and
recorder Of ot-ro County, Colorado. at l.,ok
GrilkSh, trnssse, and To the acting .heri6 ii
0tero County, Colorado. as .,scrr..or in
TO n"ss .aS -"
istere.t sose- all ieavinx even date there
Si.h, for the Prineir.l % sum OF ..e 70 'sc,,:..d
dRay 1t jmne 4 d. i~ss. and f,e.rinx iss-re.s
sbie s-mi annually, ard Interest ns j. yer cent
gev anunm after MATURITY. said iaters~t pay
Ies.t hrinx esidesc..i A. by ten interest," soapo:.
70 said note or i-ond, the follow ing de.rrifsd
rial estate. lying situate and bcinx In the
The southwest quarter OF the soush~e-s
quarter ard the east half Of the south ~ess
.e..rsss q .s :scsios =. stxhs aud The ..rsh. .e.s
rssee nfty-.ix. west Of the sixsh q. m,
VIII Ill the rishs- to The n.e of water for
isrig.sisg ~aisi premise.. asd for domestic
's..sos q: 2 e snssh TIE aid .:,sy 2: z, Of IT, IT,
I'D Of sr..s dId .sipaisse ASA previde sksi
sDss OF hpoed or any p.rs sb-eeoa. Or Of tke
ieesrsse sheressn. sreording to the tenoo ssd
cosross shrrrso sss.rhsd. OF in sS~ r.ymeus
skssri. sa.s.is:i. ,i<s i shall .sd may +
sFass, 10 ell as.a di.p-..> Of the Ala above
d.rsihsa preai.-.. asd all ske riEks. sisie,
- a. Wiiii.. q. $s.-s.. Ii. s.ss. ns % -. =
Agns- % psslie auction. ~ sose froas doos of
S,sss so.ss. y ~ ecs.sy q 0s.ro. SAT: q
hn - oeeaisea. In eaaA, thirty days pahlie
.ssss. s:ys.. -. Pss,ioc.iy f;:s. 2 -
Ou0D uP0uuaGpg psshliskgza in ~ (p1~VD
Cusesy. CoSsensSo. and
49,, Sss.:'s % b. -, -: ~. -. y q.
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- =. 8. = - :s::s e 49, g. 49, -. e: =.
n 1ssss..s -. .ss - q. v. = sssesA. s---..,
60. - : 80. . - |. q. Ssss-
- - - -, - q s.:s..ss =
-: 81 0sosus 6ssS : sks sssisg sAsri6
ofpnA1 0mey - sar.pOBs - svua
= - :. :rs. e: e 80 - - e s;1s. g =.
- - ss.:s:S = 9. - 2
3 Sss,S ); S:ssi - -: -: : 3 - 80 =
EsSAss ss:I';:;;:;:; :: i: =: :; 4 49,
cse.s.e IL = - - i
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La Junta tribune., 1903-01-24
Nov Are ve.s Gyss1

DIR. Sspero is coming again to
La Junta and will be at the Park
House one week. beginning Jam
uary 26th and closing January
3Ist. Many persons troubled with
poorly fitted glssses-or rather
mistitted-when examined by a
competent eve surgeon will show
that they are not needed, but ap-
proptiate treatment instead. II
is better, therefore, to call on an
occulist, who must always be an
educated physician. and first find
out whether II IS glasses or treat
ment that you need. DR.. Kal.
men c. Sspero eye, ear. nose aud
throat specialist OF Denver is a
competent oculist. and is pre-
pared to treat all diseases aud per
form all operations on the eye,
and will adjust glasses if he finds
they are required. Examination
free.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-24

be paid out Of the fees and emolu-
ments of his Office.
II WAS ordered that the county
clerk be allowed the sum Of 1850
per annum for the salary Of IN a.
sistant. the same TO be paid out Of
the fees and emoluments Of his
Office,
The board adjourned Wednes-
day until Monday. February 7d.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-24

and went through some large
coffee. orange. lemon. sugar. pine
apple, banana and rubber planta-
tions. Stayed in Vera Cruz two
days and went on the wharf and
saw large vessels from all parts Of
the world. Left Vera Cruz over
the Inter Oceanic railroad. Stop
ped over night AT Japals. the caPi-
tol OF the state OF Vera Cruz. II
has population OF $4,000. The
next morning we took the c. d
r. r. for Coatapec. Saw some
6ne plantations and old ruins
there. There are caves, just as
they were left when the Spanisrds
drove the Aztecs out OF the conn-
try. and hundreds Of stone idols
that they used to worship. besides
q gre-t quantity Of pottery and
stone weapons: We left Japala.
the nth for the City Of Mexico.
We leave in the morning for
Cuernavacs, about AGO kilometers
southwest OF here. to visit some
old ruins. l think we will start
north aboutthe 10th, but will stop
over at several places on the road
to La Junta.
LuTE S. GEE.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-24

All persons who have seen
our new snifings pro
nounce them th finest
selection they have ever
seen.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-24
s..,es u Ases,sss.ss.

NOTICE or APPLICATION OF GUAR
sru real estate.
Nosice e hereby .gisea thas K.ra y. Nsw-
berry guardian 0f Harry U. Eew6ssry. =
misor, viii apply to the county eolrt Of
Otsro county, Colorado. CA the ieeh day Of
February A. d. iAn- sskipg for an order of
Shs said couSs authosisinG him, shs said
guardian, To sell she Interest Of said minor.
In and TO the aAst =. southease y Of north-
81 vest, in Osero eoansy, COLORADO, ard olss
fourth u oae wassv right from the Cafiin
Consotidassd Canal ComPaey.
Guardtan OF Harry q. kewbePsy. . minor.
v. X. GIssos, Attorney for Guardian.
First publicatioo. January -, iS1t
Last publication. February ]. 1914
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-24
County cemmissaeasrs.

The county commissioners ad-
journei "Wednesday until the first
Monday in February. A synopsis
of the proceedings since our last
report is as follows:
The resignation OF Frank UT,
constable at Sugar City. was ac-
cepted. aud w. S. Harvey ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
The contract for taking charge
Of the poor farm and caring for
the inmates thereof was awarded
to l.. A. King.
D. w. Sheldon was appointed
county physician for Msnz.nol.
and Olney and the territory ad-
jacent thereto 1t salary of Sro
per month
b. F. Gleasprsn was appointed
road oversees in road district No.
II.
The schedule adopted for the
payment Of road ovesseess, extra
men and team hire upos roads fos
the year r9o7 Vas cootinued for
the yess 1905
The boesd 6xed the pay Of
depssy ssses-sss q 3 pes day.
1e appeasing % she board that
the snosse allowed tie eoussy
eseassres ~ depssy Aiss. Sseo
pes year. wss iesdeqsase, i wss
- 0oeino osdEsed sAae The eress-
sses ~ allowed de go q o. ,eoe
fos The essaise Tern, ~ saoe so
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-24
SATURDAY. JAN. "a. 1908.
,arrss ,sos "sAs IN seneo.
CITY OF MEXICO. I
January 3, 1903.

anuary ;, 1903.
EDITOR Notwithstanding to
my promise to you, will try and
give you a few incidents OF our
journey south. We left La unta
December Ist, and arrived in FL
Paso, Texas, the I'D. Stayed
there one day and night, and at
II:4o the next day, crossed the
Rio Grande river at uarez, where
the custom house officials held the
train one hour to inspect baggage.
They were all Mexicans, but very
obliging and gentlemanly officials.
We left there, on the Mexican
Central railroad for Chihuahua.
Arrived thers at 8:2o p. m. and
took a coach for The Robinson
House. run by Americans. The
next day we hired coach and
drove over the city. Went through
the state house, cathedral and
theatre, the latter being one OF the
largest and finest in the world.
The parks are beautiful, with
flowers everywhere in full bloom.
We left chihuahua at 8 a. m.
on the Chihuahua and Pacific rail
road for San Andres. Mexican
plaza Of about 5000. There was
no one there that could talk En-
glish, aud no hotel, but I found a
Mexican that would let US stop
with him and agreed to take us
over the mountain in the morn
ing. They gave a bull fight in
the afternoon for our especial
benefit and a dance at night.
Next morning we started with a
four mule team for San Bernabe,
q distance OF twenty miles. We
were all day on the road. The
mules got stuck and we had to
walk four miles. We took the
train at Bustillos, December 18th,
for Chihuahua. Left there two
days afterwards for the City of
Mexico. Saw many strange and
beautiful sights on the road. We
passed through some very large
cities, Toreon, Zscatess, Aquas
calientes, where there are many
hot springs; then on to lraputilo;
where they have ripe strawberries
every day in the year. From there
the scenery is grand until we
reach the City of Mexico. Here
we have been through the large
cathedral, with its tall towers, and
fine paintings-a grand sight
The Alameda park. in the heart
Of the city, IS full OF all kinds Of
tropical trees, palms, ferns, and
flowers. We also visited the
Castle of Cbapultipec, the Waite
House OF Mexico. where President
Disx lives. IL IS about five miles
from the center OF the city, and is
Q sight we'll worth going hundreds
Of miles to see We also visited
the cathedral At Guadalupe, built
hundreds Of years ego. There are
twenty-s tons Of solid silver in
the altar. placed there before they
knew the vslue of the metal. We
spent one day at the National
Museum, and saw there the
coaches that belonged to Maxa.
millias. also the closhes he wore.
asd the bed be slept on; stone
% whieh sbese were twenty- 1--WE
hssAsed bshesded, and many
relics q de Axsee ssee- One
esss1 spesd . wssk ssese IN the
ouseso, sd sbea nos sse is all.
vve ~ he Cay a Menico
Tses1e5. - 6eb et Jsssssy, ees|
Ven csu, sbess ssss hssSssd
49, soueheass % ~ CsA esssa-
~A~ - L.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-24
Ladies. Take meties.

We now have the finest and
most complete line Of upholstery
goods ever brought to the city,
and are prepared to do work
promptly.
|. G. Howard.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-24
As...s ussssse.

THERE WILL BIZ 4 MKETtN0 OY The
Of Nr.- Ella Goedoe, Tns.day. Rshraery
T. issn At p m-, sor tks psspoSs os eisreing
MRs L d. Ev1Ns. Pss.sAs.s.
p. ~. WHr1E. SssreeaPy.
PR. p,si.s:. pS,ss,.ss:..o.. I!s:.:.z = !; ~ e.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-26
Saline ndmark to- 60.

Salina. Kas.. Sept. 26.-The Pacific
hotel. an old landmark of Salina- has
been sold and will be moved from its
present location. The building was
built thirty-six years ago and it has a
very interesting history. 1t was here
that Mother Bickerdyke. after the war,
first kept hotel and where she enter
tanned General Sherman and other
prominent army officers on his famous
buffalo hunt. General Robert E. Lee
stocoed over night in the building on
his tour of the west in 1872. Buffalo
Bill and Wild Bill often made head
quarters at the Pacific and Jesse James
and his band stopped there several
davs one summer under the guiSe of
settlers. When the house was first
built one could go to almost any one of
the west windows and look out over
the vast ex9anse of rolling prairie and
detect Indians hunting in the distance
The ground on which the building has
stood will be used by the Union Pa
cific railroad company for the i'm
Drovements TO be made in the COM
pany'S yards here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-26
Racing at st. Joe.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Sept. 26-George Cas-
tie, of Chi ago. was fined SIS at the
Lake Contrary race course for refusing
10 drive his horse. William Mack, ac-
cording to the directions of the judges
William Mack has u mark of 2:05A and
the judges wanted Castle to. lower the
track record in the fifth heat of the
free-for-all mace. but he laid back and
allowed the heat to go by default He
led the field in the next heat and then
the fine was imposed.
Mayor Borden declared Friday a holt
day on account of the races and the at
tendance was large in consequence.
Summary:
First race-2:1s trot. Union Medium
Jr., 6. s., won; Snider McGregor CHI. e..
second; Fossie o. &. m, third; Silver
Heir, b. s. fourth Time. 2:17A; 2:1S14;
2:19H; 2:20a @2:21. h1
Second race-Free-for-all pace Will
lam Mack, b. G., won: Silviaone, g. M,
second; Lady Harrfd.Ng. an, third: You
Bet, b. G., fourth. Time. 2:1516; 2:121s;
2:141s; 2:14$; 2:21: 2:15. =
Third race-2:25 trot. special. Old
Shave. b. G.. won; Drift Allerton, b. S.
second; Carrie Webb, b. m, third. Time,
1886; 1894.
Fourth race-k mile dash. Queen
Victoria, b. M, won; Sierra Anga, b. m.
second; Babe of the Woods, b. m. third.
Time 81