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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

R
ORMONDE'S RIGHT CARRIES PAGET COLORS
TO VICTORY IN CARTER HANDICAP
Great Horse Outoots Roseben Winning Easily by Half Length

NEW YORK, April ia great out
pouring of turf enthusiasts witnessed
the opening OF the metropolitan racing
season to-day at Aqueduct track and
cheered the victory of Ormonde's
Right, the public favorite in the Carter
handicap. The winner bore the colors
Of Sydney Paget. Neatly ridden by W.
Davis, the Ormonde horse outfooted
David G. Johnson's Roseben and won
easily by half length The purse was
worth bit over $1,000 Roseben fin
ished second and William Lakeland's 3
Little En- third. No records were
broken, bift the handicap was run
within fonr-ffths of a second of the
best time ever made on the Aqueduct
course.
The weather was perfect, the track
fast and the attendance 10000. Sixty
bookmakers took their stand in the big
ring, while more than 100 lined UP out
side to accommodate small speculat-
ors.
The Carter handicap called out a
field of eighteen starters. So evenly
balanced were the chances of all these
thoroughbreds that the Paget entries.
Ormonde's Right and Goldsmith, in
stalled as ,fayorites, were or 5 to 1.
Every starter had hundreds of back
ers, and no partiality was shown in
the applause when the field paraded
past the grand stand. Starter Cassidy
sent them away in good order. with
Ormonde's Right, contrary to his rep
utation as a sulker, showing we'll in
front. Positions shifted rapidly in the
first fuTlong. Roseben, Orthodox, Lit
tie En- and Rapid Water were close
ly punched and alternated in leading
stampede for the turn into the wide
stretch. Roseben and Orthodox ran
like team for quarter of a mile, but
the Paget colt was always within call,
close to the rail. When the field swung
into the stretch Davis rushed his
charge to the fore and the race was
as good as won. Roseben and Little
En- clunS to him like teaches through
the long run down the stretch. but the
others were beaten off and swallowed
up in a cloud of dust. Results:
First race, five rlongs-Considera
ton won, Right and True second, Tea
Cress third. Time, 1:01 IS.
Second race, four furlongs-Oaklawn
won, Commodore Fontaine second,
Fast Flight third. Time, :49 1-5.
Third race, seven furlongs-Orly II
won, Arsenal second, Divination third.
Time, 1:29.
Fourth race, Carter handicap, $4,000
added. seven furlongs = Ormonde' S
Right, III CIV. Davis), 4 to 1, won;
Roseben. 113 (Fuller). 10 to 1, second !;
Little En-, 105 (O'NeiD, 20 to 1, third.
Time, / :2s As. Rapid Water, Bohemia.
Sinister. Goldsmith. Floral King. Orth-
cdox, Leonidas, Toscan. Emperor of
India, Ocean Tide, Martinmas, Jack
Ratlin, Santa Catalina, Witch Hazel
and Diamond Flush ran as named. Or
monde's Right and Goldsmith coupled
in the betting.
Fifth race, four furlongs-Bantam
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Tells of Brutal Attack.

Arthur Harley, the English civil
engineer who was assaulted Monday
afternoon at the beach while inquir-
ing Of a young woman the way to an
English tavern, left the care of his
physician yesterday. Recent articles
have made it appear that Harley was
insulting, but the woman's escort was
hasty in striking a cowardly blow.
Harley. who was going to Colorado
Springs the day following the assault,
says that he had $50 in his pocket at
the time of the assault and has not
been able to find it. He believes it
either dropped or was taken from his
pocket at the time of the assault.
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NATURE SHOW AT PAVILION
COMES TO AN END TO-DAY
Management Has Reduced the .Admis-
sion So as 10 Give All
Chance to Attend.

Chance to Attend.
The Forest, Fish and Game Associa-
tons exhibition will close this evening
at the Mechanics Pavilion and to-day
will be the last opportunity of seeing
the wondGful nature show, The like of
which m@ not be seen again in this
city for many years. The management
has reduced the admission to 25 cents
so as to give every one a chance to
make final visit. Along with the reg
ular musical programme a special one,
containing many features, will be
given.
During the afternoon and evening
training school gave series OF inter-
esting drills and calisthenic exercises
which won the approval of the crowd.
A competitive drill, in which six diff
ferent boys clubs strived for first
honors. was won by the Cavalry Re-
serve Corps.
NJ Hall McAllister, chairman of the
jury, made the following awards:
Henry w. Goodies cup to the San
Francisco Flycasting Club for best
sportsman's club exhibit; James p.
Phelan cup to Sierra Club for Alpine
exhibit; ]. c.. Wilson cup to DR.. F..
w. d'Evelyn for exhibit of animals
and birds; James d. Phelan cup to
John McLaren for Golden Gate Park
contributions; r. w. Henshaw cup to
Professor w. E. Ritter for geological
exhibit; James d. Phelan cup 70
Frank M. Smith for animal donations;
Fred Tillman Jr. cup to Bohemian
Cll1h hnnth NiIlioy,1 eft 0liUay>
to Olympic Club booth; William H.
Metson cup to William Hubacek for
artistic decorations; executive COM
mittee cup to Mrs. de ST. Paul Seitz
for children's pets exhibit; r. j. Taus-
sig cup to Thomas Hatch for wood ex-
Iibit: r. M. Hotaling cup to Reading
& Ward for egg exhibit; James Nc
Nab cup to Peter Paquette for Indian
exhibit, Grim g. Bickford cup to F..
H. Reed, winner of f1ycasting delfcacy
contest; Will 7. Darton cup to DR.. F..
j. Lane, winner of accuracy fycasting
contest; Vogt & Stewart cup to c. r.
Kenniff, winner of lure casting ac-
curacy contest; Joseph F. Bou~ke cup
to c. G. Young. winner of f1ycasting
lure distance contest; Jopseh R.
Knowland cut-glass trophy to j. N.
LIE Conte for Sierra photographs; j.
d. Redding jug to Frank La Costa for
mountain sheep exhibit; William Greer
Harrison cup to Theodore Kytka for
Indian exhibit; Remington Arms Com
pany shotgun to Ibis Gun Club for
duck-shooting outfit; Remington Arms
Company shotgun to Herman Oel-
richs for exhibit of guns.
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DR.. LEGGO MAKES A DREARY, DISMAL SHOWING
IN THE HANDICAP AT OAKLAND RACETRACK
Andrew Mack, With Fountain Up. Is Played {
and Simply Spreadeages His Field-Big B
BY FIRED e. MuLHoLnANp.

land, winning by almost a length.
Wiley piloted the winner, which went
TO the post AZ to 1 opportunity.
Byronerdale, the favorite, led from
start to finish in the mile and a quar-
ter selling fixture. At the end the
big bay gelding was hard pressed by
Ledus. which only lost by a neck. Los
Angeleno and Iras ran poor races.
BIG BEACn A WINNER.
The resourceful Charley McCafferty
opened can of peaches with Big
Beach in the mile and sixteenth SELL
Ing run. 1t was not generally sup
posed that Tommy Taylor could make
the big colt run, but that is all a
fallacy- Trapsetter, backed from
threes to to favoritism, caught the
form players. and Big Beach went out
and spreadeagled the bunch. So
much for form. The favorite exper-
fenced no difficulty in downing Stilicho
for the place. Incidentally it might
be mentioned that Sincerity Belle also
ran.
An afterpiece, in one scene, at seven
furlongs, bright, breezy and mirth-pro-
voking, sent the big crowd home in a
happy frame of mind Cigarlighter
looked like pipe" still his price re-
ceded from even to 1S to 10. He
finished third. Sea Air was all in
at the paddock and Charley Bell land
ed A. Muskoday first by more than a
length. The winners odds were
backed down from TO g.
TRACK NOTES.
Strange, isn't it, that mite of a
rellow like Ebel Thatcher can run so
consistently. He must have a great
trainer. The running of the major
portion of that two-year-old is a trav-
esty on racing.
Starter Dwyer said that Misty's
Pride broke and then propped. She
repeatedly stopped while being gal
loped on the way back to the stand.
Tom Ryan ships his stable to Kan
sas City this morning. Bob Smith
and his string leave for the same place
as soon as car is obtainable.
When John Condor throws open
the gates of Harlem track, Chicago. in
opposition TO Hawthorne, Ed Corrigan
VIII be given an opportunity to call
The blind and straddle it if he can.
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DECLARES LEVY
PAID A BRIBE
Foreman Andrews Says That
Money Was Given for the
Boxing Permit on Friday
GRANEY ELUCIDATES
Village Blacksmith puts
Grand Jury Next to the
Ways of the "Amateurs"

Il have evidence that Morris Levy
paid for the privilege of holding So
called amateur fights at Woodward s
Pavilion on Friday night" declared
Foreman Andrews of the Grand Jury
yesterday.
Andrews refuses to say to whom the
bribe was given, as the Grand Jury
wishes to have every detail of the evil
dence complete before definite action
is taken. When ready a bolt will be
shot that will put quietus on the
shady fighting game for some time to
come.
AT present the Grand Jury's shafts
are aimed at the alleged amateur
fights. The shutting down Of Morris
Levy's exhibition was only prelimi-
nary, according to Mr.. Andrews. The
amateur" bouts are doomed.
Eddie Graney was summoned before
Mr.. Andrews yesterday and questioned
at length on the methods of fighters
and fight promoters. Though Mr..
Graney modestly declared that what
he knew about prizefighters could be
written on one page of a menu card.
between the entree and the potatoes
finally in making him loquacious:
This is the way it is,' said Eddie.
"A kid finds out he has wallop. He's
got job, hee. They puts him up
against a tramp. He cops out the
tramp. Then they puts him against a
good kid and he gets a piece of coin.
Very well. Then the kid begins to
loaf on his job. He don't want to
work when he can get the price for
taking punch. Then the kid goes to
the bad"
Foreman Andrews has discovered
that Levy holds two permits, one for
professional fights, the other for the
alleged amateur goes. The District At
torney and the Grand Jury may ask
the Supervisors tomorrow to revoke
the permits.
Word has come to the Grand Jury
that Morris Levy has made a boast
that he will fix it with the Supervisors
to promote a fight this month. This
bout makes Foreman Andrews smile.
While the present Grand Jury is in
power fake fights and alleged amateur
fights will not be tolerated Permits
or no permits, they will be stopped.
The Grand Jury is after the Levy
club In earnest and the fight will be
carried to the end. The San Francisco
Atheletic Clubs goes will also be
stopped If an attempt is made to hold
them
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
Pretension Beats Luralighter.

ST. LOUIS, April 15.-Although the
weather was extremely chilly, with a
cold wind blowing, more than 1000
persons attended the opening Of the
American Jockey Club meeting Re-
suits:
First race, five and half furlongs-
Bill woodward won, Soundly second,
Gavin Csthird. Time. 1:0S 4-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Ben
Mora won, Nellie Russell second. Miss
Gould third. Time, 1:15.
Third race, one and sixteenth
miles, selling-Thoralee won. Pathos
second, Mauser third. Time, 1:50-
Fourth race, one mile. the Amer
lcan inaugural - Pretension won,
Luralighter second. w. B. Gates third.
Time, 1:421a.
Fifth race, five and half fur
longs-Hobson's Choice won, Hilarity
second, Jim Ferrin third. Time, 1:10.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Right-
full won, st. Tammany second. Lady
Ray third. Time, 1:29 As.
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SPORTING
PAGE

Between mud spatters an occaslonal
glimpse could be obtained Of Andrew
Mack. winner Of the $1,000 handicap,
over one and a sixteenth miles, decided
yesterday at Oakland. Billy Cahiu
Charaxus horse, carrying Lloyd Foun-
tain and los pounds, ruled mild Ia
vorite in the betting. His turn OF speed
proved a revelation. Taking the leao
easily, the chestnut lost ground on All
the turns and then won buck-Jumplng
from st. George and Nigrette in l:4SS.
DIR. Lego, the great three-year-old,
asked 10 3uggle lib pounds, also started
IN the race Tooman rode him careless
ly, but even with a Shaw or Hide
brand on his back there could have
been no other result.
TWO RACES FOR FAvORTTES.
Despite the inclemency Of the wealth
er a big crowd crossed the bay. The
scratching blank marred the pro-
gramme somewhat, still the sport was
good. Favorites took but two races.
Father Cstchem, the Candleblack
colt, surprised even his owner by cap
turing the fve-furlong run for two
year-olds. A Is to 1 shot. with Jones in
the saddle. he led from the start, beat
ing Ebel Thatcher less than length.
Busy Bee, astride which Larsen rode a
miserably judged race. finished third
Sam Jones' Oregon flyer, Misty's
Pride, acted mean and sour, and, 3
TO 5 favorite. refused to break and
was left at the post for the fve-fur-
long purse event. After Smithy Kane
had reached the end of his chain,
Prince Brutus outstayed David Bo-
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Bowlers Play on a sodden Green

Bowlers Play on Soddcn Green.
The bowling green at Golden Gate
Park was rather sloppy yesterday af-
ternoon, but a few of the enthusiasts
donned their rubbers and enjoyed a
good afternoons sport. One tourna-
ment match was played. The contest
ants were E. C. Medeau and DR.. Ham
ilton. The latter is an extremely hard
man to beat on a dry green, but the
slippery bowls made him an easy vic
tim for Medeau. The score in the lat
ter's favor was 81 to Z.
In practice j. McLachlan and A.
Cross won two games from G.. Patter-
son and Andrew Foreman. The scores
were 2l to and 21 to 20. A. A. Nc
Vicar and Robert Park beat Joseph
Gray and Thomas McNaught 21 to 20.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
Down to Favoritism
Beach Wins.

rushed for the automobile. AS the
secretary and several policemen reach
ed the automobile and removed their
hats they were welcomed by the kind
ly countenance OF James ]. Jeffries.
the champion heavyweight boxer Of
the world.
Knowles and the policemen consid-
cred 1t advisable to welcome Mr.. JEFF
fries with a great show of cordiality.
The champion was accompanied by
his wife and both seemed to enjoy the
game.
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JEFFRIES is MISTAKEN
FOR MAYOR MCCLELLAN
champion Is Warmly Greeted when
He Enters Polo Grounds to Wit
ness Baseball Game.

NEW YORK. April 15.-It was one
Of the multifarious duties of Secretary
knowles Of the New York Nationals
to meet Mayor Mcclellan when he ar
rived at the Polo grounds yesterday
and escort him to his box. Knowles
watched the entrance. and, as an au-
tomobile puffed into the grounds
there was tremendous cheering by the
men in the bleachers, in response to
which one of the occupants of the au-
tomobile raised his hat several times.
There he is" yelled Knowles, as he
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
Kinloch Inaugural For Terms Ro

Kinloch Inaugural For Terms Rod.
ST. LOUIS. April 15.-When the
bugle called the horses to the post for
the Inaugural handicap in the Kinloch
Breeders Association races at. the
Fair Ground track to-day 5000 people
were in the stand. The weather was
cold. Results:
First race, six furlongs. selling
Marlin won. Voltage second, Mordella
third. Time, 1:15 3-5.
Second race, four and one-hah fur
longs, purse-Black Eyes won, Hench-
man second, Wes third. Time, :56.
Third race, five and a half fur
longs-Dishabille won. Pinkerton sec
ond. Elastic third. Time, 1907 3-5.
Fourth race, Kinloch Inaugural. one
mile. $500 added-Terns Rod won,
Broomhandle second, Otto Stifel
third. Time, lao AS.
Fifth race. seven furlongs, selling
Courant won. Bannock Belle second,
Sorrel Top third. Time, 1880 3-5.
Sixth race, six furlongs - Lady
vashti won, Oudon second, Joe Goss
third. Time, 1:15.
Seventh race, one and sixteenth
miles-Miss Betty won. Behoove Sec
ond, Cornwall third. Time, las.
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Howe Must Plead.

United States District Judge de Ha-
ven yesterday overruled the demurrer
in the case of the United States VS.
George w. Howe. indicted for using
the United States mails for the pur-
pose of furthering scheme to de-
fraud. The prisoner was ordered to
appear next Tuesday to plead. Howe
formerly conducted a 'divorce-with-
out-publicity' business in this city and
was disbarred.
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I Cure the Cases That Others
Cannot Cure.
WEAKNESS

Functional weakness in men is in
reality a comparatively simple all
meEt. and is but q symptom Of local
disorder, a state OF chronic inflam
nation Of the prostate gland. No
stimulating treatment. whether in
terually or locally applied. can do
moro than excite temporary activity.
BY my system of local treatment !
restore absolutely normal conditions
throughout the organs involved.
which promptly results in complete
and permanent restoration of
strength and vigor. This treatment
is original with me, and is the only
radical and certain cure yet devised.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
Holm smuIski a Winner.

MEMPHIS, April 15.-Montgomery
Park racing results:
First race, five and a half furlongs-
Queen Rose won. Computation second,
Itaska third Time, 1:091z.
Second race four and half furlongs
Hyperion II won, Rustling Silk sec
ond, Meadow Breeze third. Time,
:56h.
Third race. five and half furlongs
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

EMMA BOYD SUED-Eugene TT Wilson.
receiver of the Big Bend National Bank at
Davenport, Washington, filed a suit yesterday
in the United States Circuit Court TO recover
S34C0 from Emma NJ Boyd of this city, being
100 per cent assessment on bank stock held by
her He also brought suit against her and
Harry c. Boyd to recover $1,000 on a promis-
sary note.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
LACROSSE TEAMS OPEN
SEASON AT SAN MATEO
Talagoos and OIympics VIII Contend
To-Day on the Private Field
of C. w Clark

The opening lacrosse game OF the
season will be played between the
Talagoos Of San Mateo and the OIym-
pic Club of San Francisco on the pri-
vate field of G. w. Clark at San Mateo.
The ball will be faced at $50 q. m.
J. Darrah Of the San Francisco La
crosse Club will be the referee The
teams will line up in the following
order:
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OIyrnpics.
Indoor Tennis Match for Doherty.

LONDON. April 15.-H. l. DOherty
again won the coveted court lawn ten
mis- championship to-day. defeating
the challenger. j. c. Ritchie, at the
Queens Club. by SO
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

LIQUOR FIRM ATrACHED-A writ Of at
tachment was served yesterday BY the Sher-
iffs deputies on Treadwell & Co, liquor
firm az lie Sacramento street. The attach
nlent is 20 secure claim OF $SS1S-TT held by
Louis A. Arzner.
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won. Evelyn j second. Special License
third. Time, 80 3-5.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Sir Brillar
won. Confessor second, Jerry C third.
Time, l:15.
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New orleans saeeting Ends.

New orleans meeting EnuSI
NEW ORLEANS. April 15.-This
was closing day OF the New Orleans
Jockey Club. Results
First race. one mile-Billy Handsel
won. Green Gown second, Lady Good
rich third. Time, 1:42 AS.
Second race. five furlongs-Carew
won, Granada second. Mathis third
Time, 1902 2-5.
Third race. seven furlongs-Kilties
won, Brushton second, Virgie Withers
third. Time. 1:2s 3-5-
Fourth race, one nnile-A Convict
won, Trinity Bell second. Leo Snow
third Time. 1:43.
Fifth race. one and half miles
Gold Spot won, Lou Woods second.
Goldaga third Time. 1855 3-5-
Sixth race. six furlongs- Governor
Sayers won. Lacache second. June
Collins third. Time, 1:15 LIS.
Seventh race, six furlongs-James
w won. Arch Oldham second. Nevada
third. Time. 1:14.
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VARICOCELE

Naricocele is a relaxation, knot
ting and twisting Of the most vital
blood vessels of the organic system.
II stagnates the local circulation
and interferes with the processes Of
waste and repair. Neglect brings de-
rangement Of functions and injury
to the general health Most physi-
clans resort to surgical operations
and hospital treatment I cure Va
ricocele in one week without opera
tion. pain OF detention from bust
ness. MY cures are absolutely per-
1nanent, and no i'll effects whatever
can follow my treatment.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

u. Ed Grillo won. Presentiment sec
ond. Presentation third. Time, 1:1O.
Fourth race. one mile-John Sn1ul-
ski won. Ivan the Terrible second, Sis
Lee third. Time. 1:421s.
Fifth race. four and a half furlongs
The Saracen won, Draco second.
Charlatan third. Time. :56%.
Sixth race. one mile-Light Note
-won,- Federal second. Our Sister third
Time, 1:431z.
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The above. together with Con-
tracted Disorders, Sper1uatorrhoea-
Lost Tigc<, Specific Blood Poison,
Structure. Plies and Reflex Aim ents,
constitute my Speciality and are the
only diseases I treat.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ime-:23x. :4sA. 1:15, las. At
2-5. Air, place, / /; snow. 2-5.
thorpe Black Bessie. Trained
easily. Balance driving. A. NJ
Sea Air died with his mouth OF
Downpatrick stale. Escamado.
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STA lclgarlighter (Mrs. Miller)
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THE ITCHING WAS ALMOST UNBEARABLE.
Dear Sirs-My body broke with a rash eruptic
which in spite Of all efforts continued get
The itching. especially at night, simply terrible;
would almost disappear at times, only
than had tried many highly recommended prep
raons without benefit and hearing of s. s. S. determine
give it fair trial, and inexprsssibly delights
when a few bottles cured entirely, removing evel
blernish and pnple from my body. shall not fail to
oranend s. g. s. whenever opportunity do
Esoondido, Cal. L. MARNO.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

Muskoday. place. 1: show.
inner. ch. c. by Meadow
-Conreid. Start poor. Won
Of the midtown Minstrels.
ein- Cigarlighter went out.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-05


An Ordinance declaring the intention
OF the Mayor and Council of the City
of Los Angeles to establish the grade OF
Fifty-fifth street, from Moneta avenue
to Figueroa street.
The Mayor and Council of the City of
Los Angeles do ordaln as follows:
Section /. That 1t Is the intention of
the Council of the City. of Los Angeles
to establish the grade Of
FIFTY FIFTH STREET,
from Moneta avenue to Figueroa street,
in accordance with the following eleva-
tions:
At the intersection with Moneta ave-
nue. the grade shall be 1929 at the
southwest corner, as now established
on Moneta avenue.
At the intersection with Figueroa
street the grade shall be 5000 at the
northeast corner and 10000 at the
And at all points between said desig-
mated points the grade shall be estab-
lished so as to conform to a straight
line drawn between said designated
points.
Elevations refer to the top of the
curb, are in feet, and are above a plane
which is 255 feet below City datum
plane.
shall cause the same to be published
for ten days in the Los Angeles Her
aid, and thereupon and thereafter IT
shall take effect and be in force.
Ordinance was adopted by the Council
of the City of Los Angeles at Its meet
''' " H. ]. LELANDE.
City Clerk.
Approved this 27th day of October
OWEN McALEER,
11-1-10 lot Mayor.