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TO TAXPAYERS.
COMMISSIONERS Office,

Westminster, August 3, 1905. !
In pursuance Of an act OF the General As
sembiy, passed at January Session, 1855,
hereby give the following Notice 10 Taxpay-
eTS:
This is to give notice that the County Com
misSiouers Of Carroll county have made their
annual levy ON the asseSSahle property of said
county. for State aud County Taxes for the
wear nineteen hundred and FIVE aud that all
persons or incorporate institutions that shall
pay their County Taxes on or before the first
day of September, next, shall be entitled TO a
deduction of two per centum ON the amount
of said taxes. On State taxes deduction of
five per centum will be allowed if paid on or
before the first day of September; and il paid
on or before the first day of October next.
deduction of four per centum; and if paid on
or before the first day of November, next,
deduction of three per centum; that said taxes
will be in arrear on the first day OF January,
next, and bear interest from that date; that
all persons or incorporate institutions failing
to pay their State and County Taxes before
the same shall be in arrears, will render the
property and estate of such delinquent liable
TO be sold for the prompt payment OF said taxes.
FRANCIS l.. HAM,
aug5-4t County Treasurer.
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A FEW TESTIMONIALS.
vent sunburn.

View, Nd June 9Th 1903
Messrs Wade H. D. WarfeId Co., Sykevle Nd.
Wheat and Fertilizer
adapted
~ ~ Yours truly SAMUEL. I. SLACK.
Ivory, Md, June 2sh 1905.
Messrs Wade Fl. D. War6eld Co.. Sykesyile. Nd
Mixture purchased
produced the crop past believe it to be
will
falls seeding. Yours truly JOHN W. SELB1
Woodbine Nd, July
Messrs Wade H. D. Warfeld Co. Sykesulle Nd.
Mixture which
given splendid Not only old customers but
onesN this fall Yours JAMES MOlESMOhl
ykesvile Nd, June S0h 1905
Messrs Wade H. d. Warfeld Il Sykesyile, Md
Genemen:I pleased with the Wheat raised with Wheat
thus
especially suitable land Yours truly MILLION FLohk
~ Sykesyle, Nd, July 12h 1905
Messrs Wade H. D. Warfeld & Co, Sykesviie, Md
Geemen:-T and Grass Mixture wheat last fall
the ghbor
INV field and agree Wheat nhborhood The
grass On INC ~ " Yours truly JAMES E. LINTON.
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OIDER AND APPLE BUTTER.

Our Cider Press will be operated on Wed,
nesday. August 16, and will be open Tuesday
and Wednesday of each week after the
above date We will have two Apple Batter
Cookers for the accommodation of our custom
ers this year.
KEMPER & FEESER,
aug II 2t Silver Run, Md.
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$4,23l.l2
Election Supervisors Salaries anC
Expenses.

John NJ. Roberts, Office rent.........s 5000
John NJ. Roberts, delivering registra.
ton books. .............................. 1900
John NJ. Roberts, erecting booths. 1000
John NJ. Roberts, salary. ............... 10000
John M. Roberts, expenses to Balu-
more and three days in court. 1000
Harry S. Musselmsn, delivering reg
istration books..,..................... 1920
Harry S. Musselman, erecting booths 1000
Harry S. Musselmen, sundry bills, &c 1900
Harry S. Musselman, salary.......... 10000
j. Thos. Roop, delivering registra-
ton books ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 42OO
J. Thos. Roop, sundries Ito
j. Thos. Roop, erecting booths..... 1000
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s~CoNE TO SEE US. mari If
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stops only to land passengers from points west
Union Bridge.
The Owl. Week Days and sunday.

Leave Hilen 1000. p. M Union 100. Pa. ave. 1909
Fulton 10 T. WaibrOok I0l5. Arlington 1922. Mt
Hope los, Howardville 1877. Sndbrook Park lO.2e
Pikesvilie 1870. Greenwood 1881, Owings Mills
1910. Glyndon lO.50, Emory Grove, Glen Falls
iea7 Finksburg 1889, CaTrollon li.l2, Westminster
il25 Avondale Ii-Sl. New Windsor ll.4l. Lnwood
n &C. ar Union Bridge li.5O Leave Union Bridge
Z. - a. m Linwood 4s9, New Windsor ass, Avon
dale 5 o., Westminster II. Csrrolitou $50. Fuks-
burg :. Glen Falls 54i Emory Grove, GlyI-
don sol owings Mills Col. Pikesviile 6.09. sud
brook Park 6.l2, Howardyille 6-lS Mt. Hope clio,
Arlington q 10 walbrook 6.25 Fulton CPS, Pa.
q n T-ulou s. AZ Hilen g. 40
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State Witnesses.
Suudry Attorneys
$500
Orphans Court.

A. Kurtz Myers, Chief Jadge...........S 4aO %
George K Rupp, Associate Judge 5000
Joha f. Eckrurode, Associate Judge 40 ~
John j. Stewart. Reg. Wills. keeping
minutes for Judges ........... ........ ~. 90
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DIR. JAMES E. SHREEVE, il
SURGEON DENTIST,

Has opened an office opposite the Moutour
House, 81 w. Main street, Westminster. He
solicits your patronage. Extracting, plate
crown and bridge work guaranteed. Porce-
lain Filings a specially. angl3-ly
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S8a0n.e,
County Roads

PAsd Corporation Of TAneyto~u
TAI collected IN Corporate limits 25l.ib
Pad Corporation Of Manchester
tax collected in Corporate limits 1860
Pad Corporation Of Westminster
tax collected in Corporate limits soooo
Pad Corporation OF Hampstead
tax collected in Corporate limits l42S
Paid Corporation of Union Bridge
tax collected in Corporate limits 2Sl -
Pad Corporation Of Mt. Airy ! tax
collected IN Corporate limits
Iy13 .pd 1901. ....'.-................ Isl. %
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Blue Mountain Express.

Leave Hager,town 60 a. m, Potomac Avenue
ia Rnena Vista springs us. Hirhhed 10, Blue
Ridge IS. Thurmont ~, Rocky Ridge 80. Bruce
Glyndon ISL. sndbrook Park e.07, Wabrook 9l7,
Fulton "a, Union g.25, ar Hillen $50. Leave Hill
len SIS, Union $50, Fulton SIS. Nalbrook 3Ss,
as Thurmont SIS, Blue Ridge a45. Highfeld So.
Buena Vista Springs 5,5l. Blue Mountain 5.57.
Smithburg 6e6. Poiomse Ave. 60 ar Hagerstown
625 p.
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points ON Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore, daily, except sunday, al go g. m. aud
SO p. IN. Through cars for Gettysburg and inter
mediate points leave baltimore also daily, except
Sunday, at l0.l e. IN.
Frederick Division Pennsylvania X. r. DAILY ex-
cepl sunday. Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
wife al So 935 and 1910 q and 500 and D. 80
p. n Trains for Tsneytown, Liltlestown ana
Columbia leave Rrueeyilie 9.47 a. and s,45 p.
Trains leave Frederick for Baltimore us a. m,
90 and 4,a5 p N. Trains leave Hanover for Co
umbia $50, $ ~ and 1916 and 225 and ass p.
for Litestown at sac a. m. and 35oand so2 p IN.
Connections at Cherry Run. W. va.-B, \ o,
passenger trains leave Cherry Run for Cumberland
aud Intermediate points. daily, at SEQ p. m chica.
20 Express, daily, al l2s9 p. m.
From Hagerstown TO Hancock, SOS. II.59 a. M and
6.25 3. IN Leave Hancock 80, $40 a. IN. and Sis
p.
Blue Ridge Limited leaves baltimore satur-
days only, la5 ?, m. stopping at Thurmont. Blue
Ridge Highheld Buena Vista and Blue Mountain,
arriving Hagerstown 40 ?. Returning. leaves
ming al Edcemont Blue Mounta in, Pell-Mar
Rueua Vista Bighheld Blue Ridge. Thurmont and
Westminster lS.lol. arriving Baltimore sl5 p. M.
sunday Trains.
on sunday trains viii leave Hrlen Station al go
a III aud 80 D. IN. Westminster ll.l5a IN. and
az n M arriving Union Bridge at Has &. N.
aud "a p. n Leave Union Bridge at d25 and
$50 a. m. and 100 m. Westminster Z % and 5 50
a. Hi., l. and 6l2 p arriving NJ Hilen station
az S.45 and lp2) a. M and 6.l1 and ~ p m
F. NJ. HOWELL,
General Passenger Agent.
y H. GRSwuIp. Genl Traffic Manager Iun2i
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Corporation of Tsneyiown.-.......... Ills
of Union Bridge. 1880 /
of New Windsor...........- 6l.20 /
Paid Mayor aud Common Council
of Westminster franchise tax
paid hy Westminster Savings Bank
Levy, 1904. in accordance with
Chapter 30, Act of General As
semblv, 1909. ........................... 344 S3 /
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Court Stenogrspher.
Fire Insurance on Public Buildings.
S2S6.28
Large Bridges.

York Bridge Co., Bridge over Big.
Morgan Greek .......... ...............$ 1890
York Bridge Co., Raising Adult
ments Contract, No. 306............ ll7.3
York Bridge Co. one half cost for
Bridge at Henrytou. /, 1890
York Bridge Co. Bridge over Allo-
ways Greek. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l744.O
York Bridge Co., Bridge at Myers
G5te. o'''V
Myers Care. $50
Paid Frederick County one-halt for
work on Poole's Ford Bridge. 1882
John W. Powell, mason work on
Pipe Greek Bridge. 24.2
Benjamin Shipley, grading Lawn
dale Bridge. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
Wilson L. Grouse, joint Bridge at
Union Bridge. .......................... l65.U
Josiah Erb. Bridge at Trevanion..... III:
Frank T. Reaver, Bridge over Allo-
ways k..........................." 2Se.V
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IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY on
Il Timothy Seed Of all kinds, buy from
P. P. SAUBLE, Fnksburg Station, W. NJ.
R r. iuuel7 3m*
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NEWPORT NOTES.

Yachting of Bath
Dresses Coifures Etc
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Financial Statement Showing the
Condition of the County
June 80, 1905.
S887@.76
County Certificates.
S4t2.Z4

spuhHc School Bonds. So 900 90
Bills due about. ...........-. 1,56S,M +,d63.oo
To Balance. ............... S772.24
= Under an Act of the General Assembly of
1900, Chapter PAP, the County Commissioners
are authorized 80 retain sufficient SUN to
pay the interest on said bonds and also, be
ginning on the lst day of April, 1905, TO re-
tain $1,000 each year thereafter 10 be paid on
the principal. The said sum to be retained
from the sum or sums Of money apporlioned
aud appropriated 10y said County Commis-
sioners each year tor Public School purposes.
JACOB n. DEHOFF.
DANIEL J. HESSON,
GEO. +. BENSON.
Commissioners.
FgAxcIs L. HAM, Clerk and Treasurer.
aug5 Il
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InQuests.

IKNuOoIS'
Inquest over body of Edward Bowie,
Frank |. Lewis, corouer............ Zoo
Frank |. Lewis, coroner, viewing
body of William Strange............ 300
Frank l. Lewis. coroner, inquest of
body of Elijah CLANCY 22.OO
Inquest over body of Samuel Erb,
William Moore. coroner............ 81.
Inquest over body of unknown man,
VIM. ]. Crabbs, eorOner............ -
Inquest over body of Howard Bright.
well, Caleb o. Cross, coroner. 100
Viewing body of John W. Schultz,
Vim. Fl. Armacost, coroner. 900
DIR. +. NJ. Bush. physician. ........... 800
DIR. W. u. Wells examining body of
John Stitcher. 300
Viewing body of Frank I. Har-
baugh, VIM. A. Abbott, coroner. 800
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at0(s,
Sub Registers, Etc.

Dr. Chas. X. Foulz. health oiheer...S 231.do
LOUIS DislmAu, sub reEiser......-... l.6O
William Moor, sub regisler.-....... li.6O
A j. Houck, sub r.gislrr.......-.... $50
]. T. BaltoLer, sub regiSter. ........... 42O
Norman b. Hagan sab register. 4.l0
Wan. j. CrAbbs, sub rrgisler..,...... l.5O
W. ". Ritter, sub rrgister...-....-... $50
Jacob Farb-r, sub r-gister.---..-..... 500
Frank l. Lewis sub register ....... 80
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WE CAN DELIVER you ton of 224O
w lbs. or a carload of Elk Garden Coal.
See Smith & Reifsnider about il. ag12.4t
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Charles E. Ridinger, mason work at
Grouse Mill ridge.................... 44.O5
L. E. Lyons, grading of Benson
Ford Bridge (Bal. ).................. 1924
Thomas II. Disney, engineering at
Henryton ridge..................... $4,000
James Buckingham, repairs to Cum
ming Bridge. 332. 50
Wilson l.. Grouse, Bridge at Crouses
loS.zo
William Z. Roop, measuring ma
soury work at Poole's Ford Bridge 1900
Howard County Commissioners for
one half cost of approaches at
Henryton Bridge. 444.67
Howard County Commissioners one
half cost for Bridge at Gathers. 3ll.50
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CONNEUTING WITH
J. & R. r. at Shippensburg and Gettysburgi
Norfolk Il Western X. R. at Hagerstown;
B. Il o. Railroad at Hagerstown and Cherry
Run; Penna R. R. at Bruceville and
Hanover; P. W. & b., N. C. and B. & P.
Railroads at Union Station. Baltimore, Md.
Schedule in effect Sunday, June IS, 1905.
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Vaccinating INDECENT Pupils in Pub
lie Schools.
DIR. f.. d. Crnnk .......................s 500
Support for the Insane.
The Second Hospital for the Insane,
Springfield or SO
The Maryland Hospital for Insane,
Spring Grove. .......................... 1900. 90
Mount Hone Retreat. 800. 90
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couztahles.
Infnraaf Acc.

Interest Account.
Interest on County Rrpair Bonds s 2OO 20
Interest on Public School Bonds $50. ~
Silso ~
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Cost of Removed Cases.
Paid Corporations One-half Take
Collected on Foreign Bonds.

George l.. Shaffer VS.. The Wes;min-
ster Savings Bank.
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States Attorne.

Salary year, January LIST, 1904, 10
January LIST, 1905. $1,000. q
Extra EXPENSE ........................... 49,
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
Suspicious Race
ArOuSGS the
Judges.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 9.-Rain fell
throughout the races at Ascot to-day,
but the changed track conditions did
not puzzle the talent to any great ex-
tent. Three favorites won and the
other successful horses were we'll
played. Andrew Mack was made a
strong favorite for the fifth. but ran
such bad race that the judges an
nounced that the entry of this horse
would be refused hereafter, pending
an investigation. Jockey Fuller in
formed the judges that the horse was
so stiff he could scarcely get up a
gallop.
Ray won the first race easily at s
to /. The 2-year-old race was easy
for the James entry, Silver Wedding
finishing ahead of the field. Hans
Wagner galloped home In the third,
and Escamado was the good thing
in the fourth. Merwan ran one of his
consistent races, winning the fifth in
easy style from Wenrick and Water
cure. Jockey Kern had four mounts,
Won with three of them and finished
third with the other Weather rainy,
track sloppy. Summary:
First race, one mile-Ray. los (KenD S to 1,
won; Ethel Scroggs. 1o5 CMiller), TO 2. sec
ond; Wager, 107 Herbert). Is to L. third.
Ilme j 40. Cloverton, ben Lear, Jlngler anu
Mr.. Robinson also ran.
Second race, three furlongs-Silver Wedding.
110 (Kent), to 10, woni Dorothea Fry, 10
CWalshl, to 1. second; Pirates Dance, 112
Dugan) 10 to 1. third. Time. :37. Kittie B,
Azuba, RaIncloud. Wee Girl and Daisy Brouck
also ran.
Third race, mile and seventy yards
Hans Wagner los (Walsh), 3 to 5. won: Ralph
Young. 95 (McDanieD. 16 to g. second: Evea G.
90 CMoriarity) IS to 5, third. Time. 1:47.
No other starters.
Fourth race. five furlongs-Escanado. 1o7
CTruebeD. 3 to 5. won; Ralph Reese, 100
walsh. 10 to l. second Pinicado. 100 (Afiller).
12 to 1. third Time, f:01%. The Novice and
Crown Princess also started.
Fifth race one and a sixteenth miles, SELL
ing-Merwan 10i (Herbert). to 1. won;
Wenricl. 100 (RusselI). to i, second; Water.
cure. 1o6 ,kent). 30 to L. third. Time. Isl.
Dutiful and Andrew Mack also ran.
Sixth race six furlongs, selling-Revel. 95
(Kent), to +, won; Del Coronado 102 fMc-
DanieD, & to /, second; Light of Day. 95 QSitz-
gerald 3 to l. third. Time :16. Home
bred. Susie Christian. Sir Christopher Jardin
de Paris, Miss Powell and Eva d also
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10

after run of twenty minutes, locating
a small bevy in some low bushes.
Checkmate was sent over to back, but
on approaching Nellie caught scent and
pointed also. Both dogs proved steady
to shot. These were the only birds
pointed by this brace except one run
ming bird, which Checkmate caught
sight of and was inclined to chase. j..
W. F1ynn's lemon and white pointer
Romp On. handled by w. B. Coutts,
and w. w. Van Arsdale's black. white
and tan English setter Modesto, handled
by c. III. Babcock, were put down near
the same place. A bevy was found in
some high weeds, which both dogs and
handlers went through without flush
ing. The spectators coming UP flushed
part of these birds and the dogs were
turned back on them. Romp On secured
two points, one of which was bit un-
steady. Modesto put to her credit the
same number. One of these Romp On
refused to back, and a rabbit running
within eight or ten feet Of Modesto s
nose developed for her more interest
than the birds. She abandoned the
point and took after the rabbit, but
soon returned to her handler. Modesto
started lame, but afterward developed
good speed and range, running with a
high head and merry tail action, out
CHASING Romp On in these respects.
The next brace was made UP of j. E..
Terrys orange and white setter Romp,
handled by Fred Coutts. and ]. H.
Schumacher's black. white and tan
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
CHILD SPENDS NIGHT
IN THE CITY PRISON
Little Ellen Harvey. Who Was Kid.
naped by Her Mother in I'm
accustomed Lodgings.

Little eleven-year-old Ellen Harvey
spent last night in charge of the
matron at the City Prison because her
divorced parents quarreled over which
shall have custody of her. The child's
father, William Harvey, got a divorce
from her mother in 1897 and was
awarded custody of four children.
Ellen was the one dearest to him.
The mother drifted to this city, and
four years ago married J. Newberg,
a saloon-keeper at Sc jackson street.
Harvey lived at Redding with his
four children. Last Wednesday Mrs.
Newberg made flying trip to Red
ding and induced little Ellen to leave
with her. The father was distracted
by the disappearance of his favorite
child. He suspected that the mother
had a hand in it and traced the pair
to this city, where he engaged Attor-
ney william Barnes. A writ of ha-
beas corpus was granted by Judge
Lawlor and the mother surrendered
the child. who was taken in charge
by the matron at the City Prison.
Judge Lawlor will decide to-day as to
which parent is entitled to custody of
of the child.
The father says that the mother
visited the children only once a year.
He says he thinks Mrs. Newberg want
ed to put little Ellen on the variety
stage, as the child is bright and tall
ented.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
BIG WRESTLERS
MEET TONIGHT
Jenkins and Carkeek Will
Compete on the Mat for
Championship of Country

Jack Carkeek will make his San
Francisco bow tonight on the big mat
at Woodward's Pavilion to swap trials
of his great strength with Tom Jen-
kins. For more than fifteen years
Carkeek has held the palm at catch-as-
catch-can wrestling, defying the best
men in the world to put his shoulders
to the floor in this particular style OF
the game. Jenkins has won and lost
with men that Carkeek has never met
in the last few years and he is consid-
cred Americas greatest wrestler be-
cause Carkeek has spent most Of the
last few years in foreign lands. In
bringing them together Manager Nor
ris Levy has made one of the most in
teresting matches possible and the en-
tertainment promises great results.
The catch as-catch-can style permits
of more action than any other. Prac-
tically any hold is permitted, the legs
as well as the arms being brought into
frequent play. To eliminate any SEM
blance of brutality the strangle hold
has been barred; everything else goes,
and the spectators will see some clever
tricks between these two masters.
Falls are limited to an hour each, best
two in three, but both men say there
will be no need of the stipulation. They
are both out to win early.
To popularize the sport with ladies
it has been determined to admit them
free when accompanied by escorts, and
the balcony will be reserved for the
gentler sex.
Shortly after o'clock the prelimi-
nary match will be called between two
local favorites. George Braun and Al
Brill, representing rival clubs. This
bout will be under the same conditions
as the big affair. George Miehling will
act as referee.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
Pacific National League Quits.

SPOKANE, Jan. 9.-President w.
FL. Lucas of the Pacific National
League stated to-day that he had been
officially notified by the Boise, Idaho,
club that the pennant winners of last
year would not be in the league this
year. This means that there is no
Pacific National League and that the
players reserved under its franchise
are released. The rule provides that
each league shall consist of at least
four clubs in four cities. Lucas and
John McCloskey are now in Spokane
to organize new circuit.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
New Orleans Results.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. a.-Results:
First race. five and a half furlongs-Hurst
won. Hannibal Bey second, Otsego third. Time.
1 :0S 3-5.
Second race. seven furlongs-Merry Acrobat
won. Rad Raven second. Death third. Time,
1 :2S
Third race six furlongs-Florentne won,
Tom Shelly second Simplicity third. Time,
1:14
Fourth race. six furlongs-Edith May won,
Escutcheon second, Matador third. Time,
L :13 4-5
Fifth race, and a sixteenth miles-St
Sever won. Misanthrope second, Homestead
third Time las.
Sixth race. mile and twenty yards-De
Reszke Won, Gregor second, Au Revoir third.
Time, 1:42 80
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
Hot Springs Results.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Jan. s-Essex Park
results:
First race, three furlongs-Mint Boy won
Sage second. Martin third. Time. :39h.
Second race, six furlongs-Togo won Idle
Hour second, Fra Felipe third. Time 1:1SK
Third race, six furlengs-Wild Irishman won
Dundall second, Red Reynard third Time
1:17A.
Fourth race. one mile and seventy yards
Gus Hsidorn won. Proceeds second Bill Curtis
third. Time, 40.
Fifth race seven furlongs-Crtical won Bill
Knight second, Marco third Time :33
Sixth race. and a sixteenth miles
Payne won, Nick Longworth second Monarch
third. Time. 1914.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
Roach Nav BE Drafted.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-At long
session of the National Baseball Com
mission to-day various pending diff
ferences between the national associa-
ton and the minor leagues were set
tied. In the case affecting Roach's
connection with the Butte. Montana,
club. the minors to-day finally acqui-
esced in the decision of the national
commission that that player had
signed non-reserve contract and
therefore was subject to draft
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
DOGS LOCATE THE BIRDS.

DOGS LOCATE THE BIRDS.
Sir Roderick was first to locate birds
He scored seven points to Romps three.
This brace was a pair of real bird find
ers.
The last brace of dogs was J. w.
Flynn's black and white dog Burbank,
handled by w. b. Coutts, and the
Stockdale Kennels black, white and
tan pointer Japan. handled by r. M.
Dodge. These were put down in a new
field. where large number of birds
were scattered in splendid low cover.
They proved a brace of fast and merry
workers and wide rangers. All coAdi-
tions being favorable, each scored a
large number of points and delighted
the spectators with as clever an exhibit
tion of point work as any fancier could
wish to see.
Burbank was a bit the faster and
proved the widest ranger. He some
what spoils his style by running with a
low head. The trials are run under
what is known as the 'spotting sys-
tenn" and no decision is made between
any dogs until all have been through a
thorough trial. There are three and a
half brace of Derby dogs to be run to-
morrow in the first series. While it is
possible the stake may be finished to-
morrow, in all probability it will be
Wednesday noon before the winners
are known.