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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
BOXERS UNION
PROVES FIRM
Will Hold a Conference
With the Promoters to
Discuss Prize Question
JOE WALCOTT ARRIVES
Boston Boxer Thought He
Was Matched to Fight
Woods. but He Is Not

1t was thought the expose of the
true inwardness of the so-called
amateur" boxing made at the Bay
City Athletic Club show on Wednes-
day night would open the eyes of the
Supervisors TO the violations of the
city ordinance governing boxing.
The Supervisors Police Committee
took no notice of the unsavory con-
dition of the sport at it's meeting yes
terday. 1t granted the Lincoln Club
permit for the 18th inst and the
Hayes Valley Club one for the 22d
inst.
The San Francisco Athletic Club
was granted a permit for a profess
sional contest in May. Representa-
tives of seven clubs agreed to donate
$3.50 to the mother of Frank McCon-
nell, the boxer, who was injured some
months since.
The issues between the Boxers
Union and the fight promoters will be
discussed at meeting tomorrow
night Both sides are firm and the
game may have TO be discontinued for
a time.
The colored fighters are beginning
10 have their innings. For this month
the new Shasta Athletic Club will
present the big colOred heaVy-weightS
in the persons of Jack johnson and
sam McNey. Johnson left Chicago
last evening for this city, while Nc
Ney viii remain a few days longer in
OXnard, where he has been quietly
training in anticipation of a second
meeting with the colored heavy
weight champion. The last time the
two met was in Los Angeles in Octo-
Der. when they drew the largest house
ever gathered to see fight in the
City Of Angels. On that occasion
Johnson won a decision from the Ok
nard fighter in twenty rounds The
contest viii take place in Mechanics
Pavilion.
Joe Walcott dropped into town last
night from Boston, thinking he was
matched to fight Billy Woods before
the Shasta Club this month. Woods
did not come up TO expectations at
COlma on Tuesday night and the
match was sidetracked. Walcott
seems 10 have had his trip for moth
ing. unless he can take on the Dixie
Kid at Colma or Oakland.
frankie Neil has at last been Of
fered a big match in this city. Alex
Greggains wants him TO meet Abe
Attell here next month. Attell wired
yesterday that he would fight at lis
pounds at 3 o'clock. Neil will decide
to-day.
II this fails Greggains will match
CanOle and Battling" Nelson. The
latter defeated Spider Welch recently
Rube Smith has been matched to
fight Kid Williams at Stockton on the
18th inst. Rufe Turner declined a
match with the Denver man.
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READY TO RUN
AT lNCLESIDE
After the Lapse of One
Meeting the GreyhOunds
Will Be in Action Again
SIXTY=FOUR-DOG STAKE
Fixture in It's Entirety
Is to Be Decided on
Sunday-New Performers
sIXTY=FOUR-DOG STAKE

IngIeside Coursing Park will reopen
on Sunday with a sixty-fOur-dOg open
stake as the card. The first brace OF
greyhounds will go to the slips at 1O:3O
a. m. The draw last night brought
out some new performers and the best
of the older divisions. The dogs Will
meet in the first rounds in the following
order:
Articulate va. Mcvey; Medley We. Sea Lion;
Oregon vs. Northern Alarm; Prometheus vs.
Snowman: Jessie Dear vs. Friendless BOY :
Quita vs. Wild Nora. Jimmy Anthony vs. t'lrrn
Fellow: SofaIa VS.. HaddingtOn: Little Mercy
vs. Orsina: Frisco Lad VS. Rolling Boer; I'M
pericus vs.. Vina; Homer Boy VS.. Doc Burns
Lily. York We. Gold Lily; Tom Huri1ck vs.
Young Johnny Rex: Maid Of the Glen W
Crawford Belle: Royal Friend vs. Little Lucy .
Game Boy VS. Fenfi; Toronto vs. silver Cioda .
Bella Lloyd vs. Don Pedro: Ouida vs. shadow.
Spanish Lad FoXhunter; Equator vs. lcelus
Yellowtail VS.. Van Alba. Clover Blossom W
Luxury; Mark Twain vs.. Young klamatn
Black Coon vs. Una: Ragtime vs. Frisky BOY
Bill Dugan We. Viking: vs. Shevenamosi
Intruder vs.. Our Minnie; Wedgewood vs. Lit
tie Plunger: Hermit vs.. Regal Attire
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MRS HOWARD GOES TO
COURT AGAINST HER SON
MiIIionaire's Widow Seeks to Recover
$1,000 Worth of Bric-a-Brac
and Other Articles.

Mrs. Anna D. Howard. widow ofs Cap
italist W. H. Howard, who died in San
Mateo several years ago, occupied the
witness stand in the United States Cir
cult Court yesterday giving her version
of her case against her son, Edward
w. Howard of San Mateo.
Mrs. Howard charged that her son
took into his possession on December
II, 1901, $7100 worth of bric-a-brac, fur
niture, crockery, cutlery, silverware.
oil paintings, statuettes, ETC., and con-
verted them to his own use. She testi-
fed yesterday that she had bought the
greater part of these articles with her
own money and that some of them had
been given to her by her husband.
The defendant admitted having taken
into his possession a small part only
of the property, and averred that he
had returned some to his mother and
had offered to return to her agent the
remainder, but that her agent had re-
fused to acceot it.
Mrs. Howard will resume her testi-
mony this morning. Frank P. Deering
is her attorney, and James Allen ap-
pears for the defendant. Edward How
ard is acting as administrator of his
fathers estate.
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Had to Throw Kennedy Ont.

Judge Lawlor granted a writ of
habeas corpus yesterday morning for
the release of William B. Kennedy,
alias Richard Jackson. alias yellow"
charged with the murder of Policeman
Eugene C.. Robinson on January 21
1902. The release was because no one
had SWORN to a complaint. Kennedy
was advised by his attorney to remain
in the courtroom, as Detective Taylor
was waiting outside to rearrest him.
The Judges attention was called to
the fact and he instructed the bailiff
to remove Kennedy. The order was
promptly acted upon and Kennedy was
thrown into the waiting arms Of Tay-
lor, who took him to the prison and
again booked him for murder.
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III Portland could only have made a
few runs yesterday il might have been
a long tale OF how DR.. Moskiman was
walloped and walloped and then sent
back TO the bench. But Portland would
rot do such a thing. In fact. the stars
OF the north acted like gentlemen and
refused TO hit the bah outside the dia-
mOnd. on several occasions they re-
fused TO hit il at all Score: Oakland,
4 Portland. 0.
Dr. Moskiman kept throwing up un-
derhsnded ones till the last man was
out. That was all he had. but il was a
good assortment. Five times the Port
landers connected with the shoots, but
never often enough TO bring in runs.
Then the NJ d. was steady all the time
and only one man walked.
Poor Ham Iberg got his in the fifth
spasm. Up to that time he was throw
ing fast ones and slow ones and they
were all good. The Oaklanders could
not get jerry 10 the kind Ham had. So
when Clancy hit 10 left field in the fifth
end Streib Immediately doubled him up
with hot one to Beck. il looked good
for Portland for a few more rounds
q least.
But Mr.. b. DeVereauX hooked a fast
one at Francis, too hot 10 handle Then
I ncle Peter drove the leather out to
left and Mosldman got a base on balls.
Mr.. Ganley got in right with the Oak
isnd fans when he tore off 2 bingler 10
left that chased Devereaux in.
de had hardly accomplished this feat
when Buck Francks shot a smoky one
along the third base line. Peter and
The doctor came in quickly Then Ham
trleo 10 throw a snake shoot. and in
stead Of hitting the catcher's mitt The
BAH went through to the backstop and
Sanley took advantage Of the DELAY bv
scooting in.
Ihat one inning was the story Of the
game. After II was over nothing trans
pred TO awaken the sleepy fans in the
stand Buck Freeman did most Of the
batting for the Portlanders. soaking
OUT tnree SAFE ones. In the ninth in
nlng Nadeau was on second and two
were out. McCreedie smashed the ba II
out toward Francks 1t looked like a
safe one. but the shortstop ate il IN
and an was over. The score:
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Bennings Race Results.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-Bennings results !:
First race. seven furlongs-PrinceIet won.
NebuI ban second, Rabunta third Time a.
Second race, half mile-Modred Law won
Flybsck second. Lily Brook third Time,
81 IS.
Third race, six furlongs-Msy Holiday won.
Calgary second, Hilarity third. Time rs Oh
Fourth race, five furlongs-Ascension won
Elsie l. second. Ficlle third. Time 1:O4 1-5
Fifth race. five and a half furIongs-Monte
Carlo won Tocsan second. Alpaca third Time.
l:10
Sixth race. mile and forty yards-Briar-
thorp won, Thornycroft second Red Light
third. Time AS As
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CYCLERS RACE ON STAGE
BETWEEN ACTS OF "KISMET'
Eight Events Furnish Great Excite
ment to Large Audience at
Fischer's Theater

Wheelmen's night attracted a large
attendance 10 Fischer's Theater last
evening. Between the acts of "Kis-
met" home trainer races were held be-
tween well-known members of the
cycling clubs about the bay: The
races. resulted as follows:
Z. II. Mitchell of the California
Cycling Club won from A. Trout of
the New Century Wheelmen: ]. Berry
essa of San Jose won from j. Nc
Grath; A. Wilkes outrode w. Stein
man; f. o. West defeated c. Waite:
G II. Clark beat E. Hearther; w
Brown beat L. Randall, and f. Holden
won from A. Finlayson.
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DULL GAME IN THE SOUTH.
Seattle Bats Gray. the Los Angeles
Pitcher, All Over the
Field

Los ANGELES. April a slower
and duller game than that between
Seattle and Los Angeles this afternoon
could hardly be imagined. Seattle
batteo Gray all over the field, from the
start, but il can be said in Justice 10
Gray that his support was poor. Most
of the locals and some of the visitors
played without the usual snaD and
energy that has marked their work in
previous games. Barber pitched a
stHng game and kept the hits we'll
scattered Floods home run was
about the only feature of the cham
pions' playing. Score
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Mysterious Fire Occurs.

The firemen were called out late
Wednesday afternoon for fire at the
residence of w. S. Mullins. saloon
keeper, IL Joost avenue. The blaze
had started in a corner of the base
ment and was extinguished without
doing much damage. The origin of
the fire was a mystery. Mrs. Mullins
told Policeman Archer that week
previously she had discovered fire
in a closet off the hallway, which
burned a hole through the floor into
the basement. She extinguished the
blaze. The furniture is insured for
$1,000. Fire Marshal Towe will make
an investigation.
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Charged With Burglary.

On Wednesday afternoon James
Oondrin, alias Jimmy the Whale"
was seen by Policeman T. F. Slattery.
The Whale" was carrying a large
bundle, which he dropped in a hall
way in the rear of 215 Rose avenue.
Slattery arrested Condrin and took
possession of the bundle, which con-
tanned about $500 worth of clothing
The police were notified later by Jacob
Beck, 319 Haight street, that his house
had been entered through the bath
room window and a quantity Of cloth
ing stolen. Yesterday morning Beck
identified the Condrin clothing as his
property and Condrin was charged
with burglary.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
CITIZEN FILES, CHARGES
AGAINST OGDEN'S MAYOR
Asks for Removal of Official Because
of His Failure to Stop Violations
of Laws of CITY

OGDEN, Utah, April III. ]. Shep-
herd has filed charges against Mayor
William Glasmann, asking for his re-
moval from office. Late yesterday aft
ernocn Shepherd presented to .Iudpa
Hart of the District Court a petition
alleging reasons why the Mayor should
be impeached. The substance of tbe
petition is that Mayor Glasmann. in
his official capacity, has not taken Cog
nizance of many specific violations of
the criminal laws of the city. There
is nothing, however, rejecting on the
personal integrity of the Mayor.
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Racing at Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 7.-Montgomery
Park results:
First race, six furlOngs-Trailina won Mag
dala second. Overland third. Time LII
Second race, four and a half furlongs-Flor-
enthe won. Keno second. Buchanan third.
Time, :56%.
Third race, the Mississippi purse mile and an
eighth-Dan Mckenna won, Banter second
Rankin third Time. 1:5115.
Fourth race, one mile, selling-Niaxus won
Sambo second. Bounding third. Time "a
Fifth race. steeplechase, about two miles
Itscatiara won, Ginspray second. Bob Hilliard
third. Time. 4:55
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling-Alma De-
four won. Io San second, Pretension third
Time. 1.17.
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Boxer sullivan outpoints Kelly.

KANSAS CITY, April Jack Sui
livan of Boston was given the decision
over Hugo Kelly Of Chicago here to-
night at the end of the twentieth
round The fight was fast. In the
fifteenth round Sullivan landed a left
to the jaw and right to the stomach
which came near ending the fight.
The bell saved Kelly.
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UNCLE's MEN TAKE A GAME.
Are Warming Up With the Weather
and Are Strong at the
Rat

FRESNO. April st vrain was
easy to-day for San Francisco. The
Bay City men seem TO warm IN with
the weather and getting their batting
eyes. punching thirteen hits. The
helolng OF Uncle Harris men was
coed While the playing Of the. Ta-
hitherto set. The score: y
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son 2 Schmeer Gorton Nordyke. Hogan sac-
rIflce hit-HanniVan. First base on errors
San Francisco 2 Tacoma J. First base on
called baiis-On Whalen 2 OF St VraIn 2
Left on bases-San Francisco g. Tacoma
Struck out-By 81. Vrain /. Double piavs
Schmeer 20 Anderson 10 Massey; Lynch a.
Casey to Nordyke Wild pitch-St Vratn
Time OF game-one hours and 80 minutes I'm.
pire-O' connell
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Lynch street May Be Closel.

City Attorney Long advised the
Board of Supervisors yesterday that
neither the city nor the public would
be inconvenienced should Lynch street
SO called, be closed, as petitioned for
by its alleged owners. Long bases his
conclusion on the fact that Lynch
street is not a thoroughfare, but a crl
de sac, thirty-five feet in width and but
eighty feet. westerly from King street
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SUMMARY.

stolen base-Brashesr. Frrors-f,-.y..h
Chase. Eager. Gray. Hall. Van HsItren Dsin,
nanty Home run-Flood. Two-base hits
. rafath, g Smith. r. Hall Frisk Sac~seco
hits-M -Mohler. G. Smith First bsse on orrors
seattle ;. Left on bases-I-Os Angeles S Sest
tie . Bases on balls-On Barber q strnol-
2at-by -y Gray .. by Barber >. Double plave-
ftooo 10 Ioman: Crarath 10 FaFor g.
nsll-Eseer- Hit by pitched balI-Frisk DeIa-
hantr- Time of game hours and ninuf-~
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Injured Boxer Dies.

QUEBEC, April Louis DroIet of
st. Roche. who was knocked out in
the sixteenth round of his bout with
George Wagner. the champion soldier
boxer. last evening. died to-day. Wag-
ner has been arrested.
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Base hits-On Iberg. 6; on Druhot 2 Stolen
nase reeman. Kruger. Error - Freeman.
J iIst osse on errors-oaklsnd J. First base on
ealleo balls-On Moslkiman. !: on Iberr 1
i.et on bsses-Oskland . Portland 3 Struck
"ut-by Moskimsn. 6; by Iberg. 3: by Druhot.
hn oy pitcheT-Nadesu- Double plays
toefE Time OF game-One hour and forty
hfe minutes Impire-McCarthy
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Receipts of Geary-street Road.

The. Geary Street Railway Company
yesterday turned into the city treasury
s657 so, being 5 per cent of $13.155 90
the receipts Of the road during March.
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Noted BiIIiardist Dies

CHICAGO, April 7.-Henry Rhines.
the expert billiardist, was found dead
in bed to-day. Death was due TO
rheumatism.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08

YREKA, April THE Board of Su,a
visors has let a contract for another hosnit. !,
building for $1O,9oO to a local contractor. ne
W. Z. Tobbe of Montague and Princir.i
Beaughan of Dunsmuir School were appoinfed
members OF the Board of Education
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NOTES OF THE TRACK.

Joe Jones, the clever little New York
rider, piloted two winnes. Joe is alert
at the post and will soon be in the
front rank
c. II. Pettingill associate judge at
Oakland, and who fills a like position
on all of the New York tracks, leaves
for the East this morning. The vet
eran racing officials presence is re-
quired at Aqueduct track, which opens
on the 18th inst, compelling him to
curtail his stay here.
George Rose, who has been booking
at Los Angeles all winter, intends
dropping up this way and will prob
ably cut in at Oakland tomorrow.
Jack Atkin, a good winner at Los
Angeles with the chalk and chamois,
arrived here yesterday.
Jed Lewis. one of the stars at the
Southern California meeting, attired in
a long, light Benny" that was the
envy Of big Bill Knapp, Sammy
Greenfield and Joe Jones, piloted
Handpress to victory in the fifth And.
by the way, there is a dispute over
the services of Lewis and the judges
at Oakland will make all of his en-
gagements until the matter is settled
1t is claimed that the contract held
on the boys services by J. L. Ellerd
allows the latter to take half of the
riders earnings, which is a breach of
the racing rules.
Romaine, winner of the second event,
was bid up from $400 to $1,000 by Char
ley McCafferty. Murray & Co. retain
cd the poldinQ
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Sues United Railroads.

w. s.. Chronister sued the United
Railroads in the Justices Court yes
terday to recover the sum of $103 IS,
alleged to be the balance due on a
claim for labor performed.
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PROBABLE WINNERS.

First race-soothsayer Clausus. Sir
Dougal.
Second race-Peggy o'Neil. Head
Dance, Albert Fir.
Third race-Allopath, vasallo. Ripper.
Fourth race-Albula, Celebrant, At
wood.
Fifth race-ocyrohe. Hoceo, scherzo.
sixth race-solon, Colonel Van, Tom
Slavin.
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DENVER. April THE Meeker troop OF
cavalry left Telluride to-day for their home
station. leaving only the local Tellurids troops
to represent the military there.
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STOCKHOLM, April THE Ryksdad 10
day by vote of 215 to 1AS passed a bill prom
ising an ad valorem duty of Is per cent on
electrical machinery. va
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Totals 81 s Is % 10
RUNS AND HITS BY IN
SUMMARY

Stolen bsse--Esssn. Errors-Whslen Casey
st frsin :. Two-bssc hits-Waidron Ander-
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656S Joe John (Lane) e)......................9 9S
6569 Col. Van CFountain) log
65l1 Past Master tMcAlester). ..........-... JOG
Apprentice allowance.
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sd HITS BY INNINGS.

Totals.S4 4 .Ts26 - Totals SO 2 /.
"brashear out for Interference.
Dr->-c 49,, 1880. -
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PORTLAND MEN
SHY ON RUNS
For Nine Rounds They
Swing Vainly at Puzzling
Kind Offered 10y MOskiman
IBERG GETS A BEATING
Peters Sluggers Open Up on
"Ham"in Fifth Inning and
Keep Rolling Up Tallies

srANprNG OF THE CLUBS.
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line: nacs
and
geun 81 for Expdien ia IN
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HANDPREss A WINNER.

Billy Magranes Handpress, with Jed
Lewis in the saddle, was installed a 212
to 1 favoriee. for the seven -furlong
selling affair following. Later in the
betting Marelio Possart and Montana
Peeress were all well supported and
the price about Handpress stretched to
5. The little horse had the requisite
supply of speed and, leading from start
to finish, ran in three lengths ahead of
Mareio. Montana Peeress lost the
show to Possart.
Kitty Kelly paraded in front Of her
company all the way in the last, mile
and seventy yard selling fixture, at
odds of Az to 1. Mocorito the favorite,
trailed her throughout, losing out by
length at the wire. Reed finished third
with / O u
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DOGS OF CLASS ENTERED IN ANNUAL KENNEL CLUB SHOW
REEVES SHOWS IMPROVEMENT,
BUT is BEATEN BY ROMAINE
Five Favorites Are
Laid Away at
Oakland.

The programme at Oakland yesterday
was composed entirely of selling events,
and favorites did not shine to any
particular advantage, Rowena being
the lone winner. No big surprises were
sprung, however. for most of the diff
ferent successful horses were accorded
more or less support. The weather was
warm and there was a large attend
ance.
Rowena, the Burns & Waterhouse
f1lly, again made a favorite for the
introductory sprint, showed to more
advantage than at her first essay. Rid
den by little Joe Jones, she quickly
showed in the lead and was not headed
any part of it. Jean Gravier, with
Hack in the saddle and Is to l, beat
the poorly ridden Solinus for place
honors. Powell, on the latter, got away
well, fell far back and then came with
an i'll timed rush when too late.
REEVES IMPROVES.
Last Monday Bonner rode Reeves in
a Futurity course run when the La
masney horse was one of the favorites,
and his lethargic exhibition was the
laughing stock of the track. In the
second event yesterday, seven-fur-
long selling NUMBER, reeves, rlOuen py
Roach and 10 to 1 in the ring, ran
smashing race, being beaten but neck
by Romaine after a hard drive. The
winner was played down from to
Az. Aunt Polly. the favorite, with
Knapp in the saddle, led almost to the
stretch and then blew up. Flaneur
never got close to the firing line and
Sheehan's handling of David S bordered
on the sublime.
Riesca, now racing in the colors OF
T. Mclaughlin, captured the six-fur-
long number following. Puss in Boots
had first call in the betting and led al
most to the stretch. Then Joe Jones,
astride Riesca, assumed the front posi-
ton and, ridden out, the filly downed
Resigned more than two lengths.
Both Bright Moon and Harry Beck,
favorite and second choice, respective
ly, for the mile and a sixteenth selling
run, were unable to get any portion of
the purse. Hellas, 20 to ! outsider,
made all the running, only to be led out
a neck by Blessed DamoZel, an s to /
chance, with Reed up. Gold Finder ran
third. Harry Beck was possibly short,
finishing fourth.
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rime-:24A, 40. 1:15A. :2sA.. At post 2
show. 40. Reeves. place. 4; show. 90.
Hazel d. Trained by c. E. Murray. s
In hard drive of two Third easily
Cafferty; retained. Romaine a very fair
Reeves showed startling Improvement.
was trying to do with David S nobody
early. Flaneur ran poorly.
1892. THIRD RACE-Six furlongs; sellin,
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Index Horse and Owner.
6122 Romaine. MURRAY & Coz.
65o6 Reeves. 4 CLamasney Bros.)..
6511 Boutonniere. (F Jones).
6426 lsabellita. (E. McNamara).
656S David S. 6 CIV. L. Stanfield)
1866 Aunt Polly, g (Graffort & Coz
6533 Flaneur. 8 (Bianchl & McG.)
6494 Varro g &C. w. Miller).
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-22
TOWN ELECTION.

Saturday evening caucus
was held at Eikin's Hall for the
purpose Of nominating officers
for the new municipality of
kennewick; to be voted upon
January 30th. Nearly every
qualified voter within the bound
aries Of the proposed incorpora-
ton was on hand. The meet.
Ing was called to order and Fay
+. Dean was elected Chairman,
and G. E. Hanson secretary.
Messrs Pallister and Huffman,
tellers. Nominations for Mayor
were made and two names we're
presented, viz: H. A. Hover and
w. H. Hanson. Balloting pro-
ceeded and Hanson received %
votes and Hover 10. The follow
ing nominations were made, L.
Z. Rudow, n. S. Cantril, 8. H.
Anon, Daniel Boyd, r. Fuller.
ton and W. W. Swan. Those
receiving the highest number of
votes were r. Fullerton, L. c.
ludlow, II. $. Cantril. S. H.
anon AMI Daniel Boyd. and
are the candidates for the first
Town council of Kennewick.
Alonzo J. Hunt was nominated
treasure" by reclamation. Let
every one pull for the ticket
and for the measure to be voted
upon Every man whose name
was presented te the invention
would have made a good officer
nominated and elected, and
we have no doubt that every one
VINO was nominated will make a
good officer when elected.