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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
Mr.. AND MRS. BENHAM
VISIT ALBUQUERQUE
Ne TALKS INTERgsTiNpLY ON
INDIAN RESERVATION ENHiB.
ITS At wr7Lp's FAIR

Mr. and Mrs ]. ~ Bonham arrived
yesterday on tne lyor from aow York
City and for that evening topb rooms
az the Alyarado
They are now the guests o. Mr. and
Mrs A. n McGanoy
Mr.. Bonham ia the president of the
Bonham Indian Trading company and
% on q visit 90 the oompany'a curio
storos throughout the southwest ho
10 well pleased with the business of
the Albuquerque store. aud ifom mere.
accompanied by Mre. Bonbam. no VIII
visit The stureE az rhouniE er'lona.
and az Loa Angeles.
"On leaving Los Angeles. said Mr..
Bonham I'VE viii 30 lirect 70 g.
Louis and romain there during the
Worlds Fair. fhC government has
just concluded 20 nave a regular IN
dian reservation exhibit. with a model
scno0l 10 the highest development
with prize Indian students, at the
fair The bert lnoan Dand In the
service, known CO the Chiioooo. OK.
lohoma. school hand, OF forty pieces
will bo constantly "a attendance
There viii be one company OF militia
made up OF Indian school boys, ant
about 100 Indian chlldrvn from the
! various schools ot tho indian school
service and about 100 old Indians
bucks and aguaws. representing a few
from every t-ihe of indians IN the
United States These will al be con
Hantly IN attendance a. the fair. TbC
government has see aside q, the fair
camping grounds Tor waiting Indians
on this Worlds Falr Indian reserve
tion a poet trading store, like tho ear
ly days. will be established. and navs
iuot received my appointment ao th'
/ Worlds Fair poGt.trador
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
PEACE TO HIS ASHES
TIE FaneraI and Burial This Ken
Ing Of Hon, MS. OiaIo,
RESOLUTIONS or rOaDoLEgc,

rhe funeral and burial OF Hon Mari
ano Sabine Otefo TOOK place thia
morning. and the program as publish
"a On iull in ycBtordayn Citizen was
uarriof put 10 thC letter
The services a. tho church OF I'm.
maCulato Conception. following tho
services nt the boreaved nome by tho
Knights OF Columbus, we're most I'm.
nroaHvc. consisting OF the solemn TO
uuiom mass an,i songs oy the choir
s'ad by Am r. .. aninick
While solemn the services we're the
most boautiful nold Tor many years
M the church and lasted over an hour.
lhc caskot showed tho esteem IN
Whlca the uoad was Ecld by the poo-
pio OF albuquerque. being literally GOV.
cred with nowers and other embioma
" love and respect
Tho church was crowded beyond
Ea capacity and many. who could
not enter stood with uncovered mead
ua tne outside
Tue procoaalon was one of the long
est held for twenty years Ia this city.
BESIDES the members Of the Knights
of Columbus and liks on foot there
halng Ia line a hundred hacks. car.
riagca and buggioe IN the parade.
Burial took place ia the Santa
ilAruara Catholic cemetery on toe
eastern hilialde. ana The Citizen. with
thousands OF relatives and friends
throughout the terFl' y. say "Pcace
70 HIa Aahna"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

The Old lAdies circle was enter.
talned yesterday afternoon by Mira.
A. a. Carey assisted by her daughter
ln.law and grand daughter, Miss
Tway The afternoon was passed 10
pleasant conversation and dainty
supper was served by the ladies. Miss
Tway favored che little party with a
recitation. mark Twain'a Exporionco
with European Guides" which was ox.
cocdingly well rendered and called
forth expressions Of praise from ,he
ladies'
The members present were Moa.
DANES Brown. Bliss alatchford Car
ay, Osborne and Wilson. and ylsitors
Noadamoa Bean, nlockman and Nc
Clolland.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Cripple Creek. Colo, Fob. S.--JudEo
Lewis. IN the district court today. de.
clIned 20 approve the honda offered
Tor the release OF Charles konnia0n.
W. n I.owiB and Thomas Foster, lead
ers of the miners union charged vita
having caused tho Vlndioator mine oz'
ploslon and having attempted 10
wreck a train on the ktoronco and
Cripple Creek railroad CaBoa Of
conspiracy 10 wreck q train aud 90.
tempt TO DO 80, alleged tOhavo been
made on Nov i5. last, were set Tor
trial February i5. and similar caaoa
concerning the act OF November az
were SET for Februav- III.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
pAssED sooU CHECKS.

A Hanlan who authorized j 5.
Brown TO cash check ior J hamll-
ton Stewart. the mininb expert. now
wrltos that be- was badly beaten by
Mr Stewart az were many others. and
refuses 20 take up the ohocka uo auth.
0rzed cashed d--Iofds6hf Liberal
Sanford Robinson ol Stooplorook.
informs the Lordaburs Liberal tnat he
did not cash any checks Tor tho Mia.
Ing UNportg } Hamilton Stewart
but that h0 ls a loser hy him 10 the
extent Of q fne barometer. which Mr..
Stewart borrowed 90 ascertain the elo.
walton of a properly ne was auout %
visit After stewart got the baromet.
er he dld not go % tho property "a
question. but went 90 LordBburg ana
took tho train west carrying tao barO-
meter with him Iho baron 6tgr was
q ane instrument that Mr. Robinson
has owned for many years. "a bad q
aiyer case and was marked with the
name Of the MAKER. John Roach. san
Francisco, Cal. and on tho back was
engraved in script sanford Robinson,
San Frhncinco. Cal" Mr.. Robinson
hopes that stewart will not use the
harO,Aoter az d means of identlnca-
tion. and proceed 20 scatter checks
signed Sanford Robinaon. mo says ho
does not think that Stewart 10 a min
Ing engineer. for ho taiKod a good deal
about the grarito formation a.
8toopler0ck. when thoro % not q
pound OF granite ia the District He
Also talked ABOUT the 'subaidonc6,
that has taken place az shepherds
until Mr Robinson told him ho was
tho nrBt engineer who lad ever no.
tlccd lt. moet Of them telling or the
"uphoava" they had noticed in that
camp Aftor that he talked no more of
"uhaidcnce MT HoblnaOn thinks
be- had gathered a few technical terms
which be used oR occasion in an en-.
deav0r 20 appear wise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Nashville Tenn Fob Puuuaai
90 tho call of Chairmau y N Thomp
con tho members ~ the democratic
state executive committee are IN ac4
sion at ihe Tulane hotel today for the
purpose of deciding on the date and
place Tor holding the state convention
Views expressed by momborB Of ms
committee prior 90 Eolng into oHocu
tive session indhatC CHAT the conyon
tion probably viii bo held about the
middle OF April. or two weeks later
than she date SEQ FOR TIE fopublicRr
state conVentl0n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

bride % day OF Count Alexander Bor
oldiuFon, Of .-ustria. Tno ceremony
Was performed n tho church OF In.
oanation. the Rev. William a.. grog-
venor officiating Count Rubino Itchy.
of the Austrian embassy ai Washing
ton. was among the uahcra, and other
attendants included well known young
society people OF New York. Prcvi-
donco. and other cities Following the
church ceremony. there was q largely
attended reception at the residence
ot the brides mother Ia East Thirty
eighth street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Binghampton. n. ". Feb 3.-Tho
annual reunion OF acottls Rite Oodios
of the valley oi Bingnampton began
40 tho Masonic Ten. ie here today
and will last until the end OF the week.
she coutorrinE OF degrees is the prin-
cinal business ct the roundup, AZ.
though considerable time will ho de-
votou 90 features of entertainment.
Mhsous OF high DEGREE are here from
New York. Buffalo. Rochester. Albany
Syracuse. Scranton and numerous 9th
or ciuos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Conn. article which was pubnshod in
tns paper January $50.
if any further ovioonce On deairod by
our merchants. 20 the effect that The
citizen reaches the people ana la read
uy them, it can oe produced BY oalllng
at this ninct
Tneso Tow facts cited above. proves
our assertion that IN order 20 got rc.
suits plant your advertisement M Tho
Citizen. aud tnoroby become proa-
porous
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

The case OF the territory VS.. I'd.
ward Hale, charged with emboz1le-
mont OF the funds Of the onlco OF
treasurer OF Mora county while act.
ing IN tie capacity OK treasurer. was
up before Chief Justice Mills ia cham
bers yesterday Afternoon, aaya the Las
Vegas Optic, district Attorney 8. b.
DAVIS represented the territory. MIR.
HALE made no defense. furnishing bail
IN the sum OF $4,000 as required and
letting the matter 90 over 20 the
grano jury Mr. Hale says he can
mako q satisfactory accounting for an
hls acts when the proper time comes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Walia Walla. Wash Feb. 3.- lN'
Wala Waua poultry show, Tor when
preparations have boon making tnf
several months. opened today under
most favorable auspices, Tho display
~ fancy birds is one Of the largest
and best ever seen in the northwest
and Includes large assortment ci
puro bred chickens. ducks goeao. tur
KEYS and othcr varieties % poultry
The show ,s 10 remain opon through
tAe remainder Of the week and an in'
tieations polnt tn large attendance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
OFFICIAL MATTERS
RsrulstIOn PapsTs Slaaled Capitol
Custodian COmmIilss,
COMMON SCHOOL INCOME FUND
RrauIaItIon Pan.r. orsnlsd.

NNH|NHNNHHNHNN NINIHIH ~ NNNNHMH
Governor Peabody of Colorado has
granted roQu.sition ,apors from GOV.
oruor Otoro for Robert a. Gillespie.
VINO o. wanted IN San suan county for
burglary. 0iliogpio lives near the state
lino Aftcr the allogeo crime ho step
ped across the line into Ia Piata
cognty. Colorado.
Appointnont Of New Court stonoera.
phor.
Associate Justice John r. Mct1o ap.
po.atod Samuel s. Wrlghlsman dep
uty clerk OF tho F1rst Judicial dis.
trict court. aionographor OF the dis
trict. vice william j Mcpherson, 70.
signed. Mr. Wrishiaman 30 fully com.
notont FOR the position and viii give
thorough Subtraction
a Needing Of Capitol Custodian Com.
mittec.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
capitol custodian committee was 10
session yesterday morning. Thoro
woro present Judge ~ %. Laughiin,
Solicitor General n 4. Bartlett and
Land Commissioner a. A. Keen, sec
rotary The regular monthly bills
were auoited. approved and ordered
paid There was no other business
before the board.
Lard Contest Dismissed.
lu The land contest initiated NovCm.
ber %. 1902 by i'onciano Tafoya
against Alciandro Mora, involving
Mora's homestead entry NO. 52b2. for
the w t.2. Of the NV IL. OF section
~. anu the Et.2 81 the Me Ia. OF sec.
ti1u go ln q i3 50 X p u, santa Re
county. the commissioner OF the gen
erai land once affirmed the opinion OF
the territorial land of.co ~ Santa Re.
diminishing the contest and leaving
Mora'a entry in.ss The case was
hrst decided by the register ana re-
colvor OF the once on January 3.
1903. Contestant Tnfoyh appealed TO
the commissioner q. y. Eaaioy ap-
poared tor the contestant and Is NJ.
Read Cor the contested.
Common School Income Funu.
Proceeds from sales OF Duulic lands
since January 4, 1900
worrltorial Treasurer II. Vaughn
has received from Land Commissioner
A. A. Keen. e5l887i. ave per cent
Of the proceeds from the sale OF puo-
nc lands within tho territory Of New
Mexico by the United states. which
sum goes into the permanent common
school Income fund. the Interest OF
which alone is 20 be expended for the
public schools. iE accordance with the
act OF congress passed June n, 1908.
Besides the above amount tbs terri
tory has received the following
amounts from the unitei states 20 be
placed 10 the credit Of the fund and
representing ave per cent o 1.-THE sales
OF public lands q the territory since
January /, 1900: January %, fs9ASs;
April 3. 1901. g1,gsl.l2; May ~, 1907,
/ S2.59046: March ~. 1903. &202G26
making a total o, tli97592.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

san Antonio. Toxaa. FoD. g--., has
developed that Paul stern. who com.
mitted auiciue nore yesterday, ned
from his homo two years ago on &C.
count OF having foug.. n duel while
lieutenant In the German army. ne
was OF a wealthy jewish family and
Is said 10 have apeoulatea heavily IN
Mexican mines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
nlI,rnrd FathlItIon.

Kurtz. N D.. Feb 5-Two fatalities
resulting from blizzard that has rah.
ed the past thirty.six hours have been
discovered near here. Two section
hands Ia the storm failed 90 see tha
train and were killed A third was
picked up by tho pilot and carried
two miles before the engineer knew
about the acrideui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
plaeussInl Wane scale.

indianapolis. Feb. a--The joint scale
committee Of tho miners and operat.
ora conference continued the discus.
sion Of tho wage scale today, but both
sides remained Arm A general opcn
meeting 10 discuss differences win ho
held this afternoon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Halifax, n b.. REQ. a.--seyon per
sons are known 90 bo dead and D mum
btr oi others injured aa a result Of
the wreck Of mo Canadian Pacino oN'
press on the inter-Coioniai railfuad
near Halifax. The accident occurred
on an omhanimont caused by a brok'
On rail-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Chicago. Fob 3.-rollar wheat, in
tho sample room Of the boaru OF trade
became an actuauty today Inc corn
and oats pits also established records
ocllpaln8 the previous hish market for
the year Amour interests are credit
ed with heing q leading cause OF the
Hsarp rlHo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

carries in the nsioo pocEot ana made
90 There woe giS On the pocEet
book Tho thieves ran up the stcpa
ln front Of the school house, and Quin.
ley ntiomut0a o. follow. The latter.
however hndinE himself out OF tho
cnhac. gave up and returned 10 town
and reported M once 90 the police
The two men we're uen built. OF med
ium height aud mother wore an over
coat Both. as veil aa Qmniey could
soc. wore hlacE clothes. Their faces
worD concealed by handkcrchiofa
drawn over the lower part Thero is
good reason 10 believe that the men
who did this we're familiar with tie
hah.ts 0f the man they vicumiECd and
had been waiting tor on opportunity 90
carry out their dgmEua They we're
careful to take nothing w-ich they
thought might ioaG 90 their Identity,
One asked tho othor n they should
take hia watch ana waa told thet
watches don 80 Quinloy says that
the blow delivered upon his taco by au
unKnown weapon dared MIN complete
ly and that ho uid not recover himaoif
600 tho thing was An0ut over lo bears
a big scar under hia eye where the
blow principally foll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

New York. Feb. S.-Another vas
addod 10 the list Of American girla
who have welded Titled foreigners
when Mas Margot stone, daughter
n Mrs. Joseph y. stone became the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Nathan Bhrih. the wealthy sheep
raiser whose home and headquarters
are ln .nie City this morning received
n iottCr from nls rancn foreman. say
lng that the stock On the Zuni noun
talus are in good condition, although
the ranges are vorg dry except the
lakes. which aull contain water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06


Alta special meeting Of tho knights
q columbus. held February i, 1904
me following resolutions were adopt
"a:
whereas. 10 has pleased the ~
promo Ruler OF the Universe 20 re.
move from our midst, by sudden and
untimoly death, in the prime oi his
life. our beloved brother. the Hon.
siArlano q. Otoro; BE n
Resolved, That by his Doato this
council has lost one OF .ls best and
Iuoat Gssful members. whose work Tor
the order and whose courteous bear
lng and kindly nature bad endoared
nim 90 ua aiL
Resolved. That hia death ia folt BY
this council as personal boreaYe'
mant 20 each OF lta members.
Resolved. that while bowling win
submission 10 the will Of Providence,
We deplore the decree that removed
him from ua. and from his beloved
iamily; and be- u further
Resolved, That We oxtond our heart
iolt sympathy 10 his family In their
sad bereavement
Resolved. rhat a copy OF these reao-
lutlons be spread upon the minutes
of this council and . copy furnished
the family OF tho deceased brother
and that the council chamber be drap-
ped 90 mourning for thirty days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
cemmsreIaI olub on pealh.

Al meeting of tho board OF a..
roctora OF the Commercial club OF
albuquerque he,d on February 1, 1904.
the following resolutions we're adopt.
Cd:
Whereas. This community has been
groatly shocked and profoundly griov.
"a b. the sudden death, In the prime
~ lifo and In the midst of HE useful
ness, OF Hon. NJ. 8. Otero. vice presi'
dent and director or this club; be it
Resolved. &, hat by hla oea.n, the ter
ritory has lost one OF iys foremost
mon. this community ono OF its most
public spirited citizens. and this club,
ono OF ita most efficient omc8ru ana
active members. whose wise councils
aud genial personality will iong be
niaaou
Resolved. That We have ever found
Mr. Otoro faithful 20 the high and Inn
portant duties OF life-a good citizen,
progressive, helping with hand and
purse every enterprise looking 90 the
eommunity'a advancement, always on
the side OF honesty and purity Ia pub.
nc Affairs. "A good man, honest and
upright la all his dealinga; loving
father aud HUSBAND. HIS private NE
was clean and pure; nla public lifo
spotleas and without stain.
Resolved. inat We extend our heart
felt sympathy te his fanny In their
amlction. realizing tnat thero 10 no
greater grief IN life than tno death Of
tho husband and father, tho head OF
he household its protector ana friend
Rosolvod. laat a copy OF those reao
lutlona ho spread upon the minutes Of
thlS club and that a copy thereof he
furnished 90 the family OF the de-
ceased
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-13

Label League are direct purchasers
and consumers. we invoke upon them
an Injunction To bestow their patron
age-and use their influence with 9th
ors To do likcwise-upon those mer-
chants that shall agree upon uniform
closing hour of stores with the repre-
sentative of the American Federation
o. Labor, and we hereby appeal tn tho
women of Beaumont To do their pur'
chasing during daylight and with those
who will concede their employees short
or hours and do recognize the fact that
organized effort Is the only possible
means by which more humane condi-
tons can be brought about
MRS. p. j. DAVIES, President.
MRS. ]. w. TINKER, Secretary.
A committee consisting of Mesdames
Davies. Williams, Ecks, Rogers and
Krogh were appointed to visit the
meeting of the Retail Clerks Associa'
ton Friday night.
Several committees were also select
ed by the president to visit the stores
in behalf of the clerks organization,
and there will be meeting held in the
same hall tonight AT which grocery
clerks are invited to be present ana
hear some good speakers IN their be-
half.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-13
KILLED
AT SARATOGA
WAS SHOT BY BUD TEEL WHILE
SITTING IN A BARBER'S
CHAIR BEING SHAVED.
TROUBLE ABOUT TELLS SISTER
Three Shots Were Fired, All Taking
Effect, Terry Dying Instantly
TeeI Had Made a Previous
Attempt to Kill Terry.
Special to the Enterprise.

Special to the Enterprise.
Saratoga, Tex, Oct. 12.-This morn
ing about $50 o'clock f. M. Terry
was shot and instantly killed by Bud
Teel, who used a 44-caliber pistol.
Terry was in a barber chair at Wig
gins shop, getting shave when Teel
walked ND to the window, about four
feet away, and began firing. Three
shots were fired, all taking effect.
One entered Terry's head behind the
right ear and lodged between the skull
and skin over the left eye. Two balls
entered his left side, one passing
through This trouble grew out OF the
ATTEMPTED assassination Of Terry Sept.
10, which offense is charged against
Teel. Terry stood charged with Sc
duction and abortion on sister OF
Teel's. The community had been con
siderably stirred up over this affair,
and trouble between these two men
was not Unexpected. Teel was carrleu
to KountZe OH the morning train.
The shooting took place in barber
shop in the central part OF the Dusl-
ness district Mr.. j. II. Kcnney OF this
city, who was in Saratoga at the
time, says that Terry was shot three
times, the balls entering the temple,
eve and side. Terry was sitting in
BARRIERS chair at the time, getting
shaved, when it is alleged Teel walked
in, and after commanding the barber
to stand aside, opened fire. Terry's
brains were spattered over the floor
and death was almost instantaneous.
Terry came to Saratoga from Corsi-
cana and was employed in the Oil
fields.
It seems, from all the facts that can
be learned, that the trouble arose over
the attentions Terry had been paying
10 Tecl's sister, and this was not the
first shooting over the affair.
Terry represented himself to be a
single man, and had been paying his
attentions to Tcel's sister. He was
arrested some time ago under the
charge Of seduction and abortion, but
this the girl denied.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-13
Big TIMES COMING
BEAUMONT GOLF CLUB GIVES ITS
PROGRAM.
FOR THE ENTIRE FALL SERIES
Club Composed OF 8eaumont's Best
citizenship-The Medal Series Is
On In Full Blast.

The Beaumont Golf Club has be-
come one Of Beaumont's most popular
fixtures and the program below gives
some idea of the methodical manner
IN which this organization is handled.
It's membership includes Beaumont
best citizenship and with continued
progress as has been made during the
summer just past it will not be long
before it is termed the -Four Hundred
Club of Texas. The program as sent
cut be the secretary is as follows
Bill of the Play.
Oct. IS. Weeding-out. Match play.
8 holes. Between the eight who quail
fed in previous weeks play.
Oct. %. Semi-fnals. Match play.
Q holes. Between the four winners OF
previous weeks play.
Oct. 20 Finals. Match play. lS
holes. Between the two winners OF
d evious weeks play. The winner be
coming eligible to play in final play-oft
for the Championship Cup.
Nov. 5. Qualifying rounds. same
conditions as October 8.
Nov. -. Weeding-out. Same con
ditions as October ID.
Nov. 10. Semi-fnals. Same condi'
tons as October %.
Nov. 20. Finals. Same conditions
as October 20.
Dec. 3. Qualifying rounds. Same
conditions as October 8.
Dec. 10. Weeding-out. Same con
ditions as October 10.
Dec. II. Semi-fnals. Same condl'
lions as October 22.
Dec ~. Finals. Same conditions
az October 20.
Dec. 81. Final play-off between var
icus winners. Match play. lS holes
Conditions Governing The Contest
In Medal or Match play. during the
series. in case Of enforced absence OF
any of the contestants on the regular
day set for play, they VIII nave inc
privilege of playing off the same
Gone prior 10 the next following Satur
dav: otherwise, they lose their rlgh'
Il. play in that series.
In case of postponement OF any SAT
urdav's play. same must be played OF
during week prior 10 the next iollo"
I ing SATURDAY.
In case Of ties TO- either 81 inc
! Championship or Runner-up cups. any
one having won two of more hnah
I will be entitled to an oqual numbei
OF chances IN tho Final pay-oa. Ih'
winners in this play viii become own
ore of the respective Cups. one play
l e. can win only one Cup.
In all Match play, couples VIII Do
decided bv lot. and whenever Tossii..'
viii NAV on regular cafes seL ~
csc r. Dc-tDoEcment mutual car
must be agreed On between them
! selves
The corfesf win be- under tho ron
f-G Of the Greens Committee. en-
Ifrrfr decision viii bo final On aI
. r-e-tigrz. They uill also arr as o.
. furnish scorer and referee RI fae
I FINALS.