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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
Lord of the Vale in Front
From Start to Finish
i'm the Saratoga Feature
FAFORITE GETS PLACE
Au ReYOir LabOrs in the Go
s. ing and Is Whipped Out
to Beat st. Bellane
spseiai Dispatch to IN. Cali

SARATOGA, Aug. 4-This was an OF
day at the track so far as rich stakes
and the class of the horses were con-
cerHed. There was no particular feature.
The track was fast and the attendance
6O00
Lord of the Vale won the handicap,
after leading al the way The favorite.
Au Revoir, did net show as well as was
expected and labored all the way as il
/ he did not like the going. He finished
second, beating out St Bellane while
under the whip. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-six -furfungs; handicap; lilies
Bettings Horse, Weight. Jockey st. y Fin.
70 LADY. amelia, i24 Lynsl / I iAd
13 to 5-Incantation. Ice knapp 4 2 8 8
Time. 1:12s As. Start fair Won driving.
Winner. r. Z Watkins br. I. BY Ben Brush
kittie Platt. finished as named
SECOND RACE-Fivs and a half turlonss;
Betting Horse. weight. Jockey St. y Fin.
II to 5-kinley Dale, ,l1O tSfillsr) 8 8 1152
10 to 1-Ruoaiyat, ia (Austin). 3 n
winner F. N Relss 1 bay colt Sy on asmbups aripp
Ballyhoo. Toots Nook Athlete La Sorciere.
Sidney F Yalagal. Lady Navarro, Ben Holder.
Kiamesha II. Descend. Entres. hnished
named.
THIRD RACE-one mile; selling; three
year-oIds and upward:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 1-Humo. f03 tFoutain)... 8 3 HI II
to LADY Ellison, 1O1 fBaird) 1142 3
to Belle indian 101 (Oregor) 8 "a
Time. 1 Al Start fair. Won easily Winner
c. H Warehouses; Dr. T. by Eddie Jones'
Humidity The Gadfy Robador Linsal. Port
Arthur. D'Arkle. Indian Star Bradley's Pet.
finished as named.
FOURTH gRACE-one and an eighth miles:
handicap for all ages:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St. a Fin.
to Lord of Vale. I24 (O'NefD 8 11z1 81
to 5-Au Revoir, 119 CIV. Knpp) 2 2 Ia
5 to 1-St. Bellane. 113 Lyne).. 1913
Time, l "a 1-5. Start good Won ridden out
Winner. A. BelmOnt's ch- h. by HaStin8S-Lady
Violet Judge Hines also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and three-sixtsenth
miles: selling: three-year-olds and up:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey St. a Fin.
70 2-Leila. 106 0arson). ...... Al II
to 1-Hippocrates. 100 CKnpp) 2 I 315
so to Gray Lad 81 Oarfby).. 5 FL 3 =
Time, 2:01 rs. Start good Won ~
Winner. c T. Clarke's ch f. BY Knight OF
Ellersfe-Fatima. Ascot Belle, Father ID,
SIXTH RACE-Ffve and a half furlongs:
selling: maiden fllies and geldings; two-year-
olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey ST. u Fin.
! IL to 5-Hester w. "a (McDanieD 2 2
/ 8 to 1-Baubls 90 CBaird). .-.. 2i12
| s TO 1-Dodiua 9s (FountainJ.. I 313
Time :OS 3-5 Start good. Won driving.
Winner Mrs. j. l. Hollands b. T. by Mac
/ Intosh-Omledina Top Sail IOanda. Amnesia-
Toots. Azure. finished named.
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STEEP[ECHASE
FOR LIGHTS OUT
Seven to One Shot. Beats.
the Favorite. Itaeatiara,
Over the LatOnia Hedges
TRACK TURNS MUDDY
Dovnpour of Rain Changes.
Conditions After the Run.
ming of the Third Race
Special Dispatch to The Call.


CINCINNATI, - Aug. Quantity
rather than quality was the leading fea
ture of the card at Latonia to-day. The
steep1echase handicap was the feature
event. 1t was won quite handily by
Lights Out. cleverly ridden by Pember-
ton and at the liberal odds of to /.
Itacatiara. the favorite. finished third.
Heavy rain fell between the third and
fourth races, leaving the track in q
muddy condition. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; selling; three
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St q. Fin.
y to to sehep sseraDplG io7 l9I fN,cRn Radtke.
Time. 1I3 4-5. start good Won easily.
Winner. E. corrigan's b 6 by Woolsthorpe- Woo
Bill H.. Judge saufley 112, Python r12. Jim
Collins 10A. April Shower 11e. Anna Beall
ia. Algonquin 109. finished as named.
SECOND RAcE--Mile and sixteenth; selling;
three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. jockey. st. a. Fin
to 2-West Duke. 10 CRadtkel 2
3 to to king Ellswth; b. 1oI lHarris} ! 1E2 ! I
Winner J. p Mayberry's br h. "a by Grand
Duke-Devonia. Hot 1o2 also ran
THIRD RAcE-Five furionss; selling: three
5 to 2@T. Robinson. 1o5 tMorris) 8 s'Is Il
13 to 2-Rosinini. 9s (Radtke) 21
to 1-Osee. 9S CHarris). 49,. y
Time .O2 As. Start fair. Won easily.
Winner. Oots- Bros. b. f. by Sempronius-
Spider. Grace Wagner 9S Daffodil 9S Lilita
103 Hostility 103, Anita 1903 Queen Caroline
1o3. Roxena 9S. finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs; three-year-
olds and up; selling:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
13 to Eduardo, 100 (HalD. 10 1 l nix
to 2+Mattie S, 100 (Cooner).. 4 3 1 h
Time, 1.1S 2-5. Start fair. Won driving.
Winner, H. Robinsons b. c. by Eddie Jones'
Duckling. Belltoone 102. Arachne 104. Pento
toe lis Albemarle Ill, A Convict 116 Pic
ture Hat 1o2, Best Man lie. Herlida 10I.
Clarion 116, finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-Stseplechase short course !;
three -year-olds and up; handicap:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. Fin.
IL to flights Out.129 Pmbtm I 1 g
to 2-Shackleford. 141 Patton) 1 2 2 6
0 TO 2-Itacatiara, lat Boyle. II
Time, 2:59 1-5 Start good Won easily
Winner. J. b. Stewards CHI g. by Pirate OF
Penzance- Clean. Martin Brady 139. John E.
Owens 13S. finished named
SIXTH RACE-Five and half furIongs;
purse:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. st. q Fin
Z to 2-Trenola, 11o CRadtke).. 1 h II
I to 5-Romola. III (Morrison). . 2 21
5 to 1--orbicular. lie CHalD.... / 10
Time. 1909 2-5 Start good. Won. easily
Winner, r. P. Hayes ch. by Trentola-Poli-
Yazd 10. Malleable 1f0, Floral Artist 11e.
John s 102 finished as named.
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SIXTH RACE-Five and a half furIong.
LAToNIA ENTRIES.
CINCINNATI, Aug. ITO morrow
entries:

CINCINNATI, Aug. ITO morrow s
entries:
First race. six and a half furlongs selling
Kate Zitt S6 Merino So Bird of Passage IS.
Ethel Barry 81. Erla Lee 93, Darthula 93.
Happy Jack II 9S Ike 100 TriNie White 100
Florizel 1o2. Naran 1872 Foreigner 1oI, Delagoa
10 Ell Donoso 1l0.
Second race. one mile. selins-Siss Lee 81.
Royal Pearl 95. Apple 81 Orient 100. Willow
dene 100 Scotch Thistle 1O6.
Third race five furlongs purse-Creel 102.
Kercheval 1872. Theo. Case Iu2. Aenolo LOG.
Zienap 100 Sister Frances 100. Mandator 112.
Fourth race one mile and hundred yards.
handicap-Tartan So. Brare-a o. Hayiiand
Fifth race, five furlongs, purse-Nutterwen
100 Coma 100. Galetta 100 Doc Thompson
100. True 103 Wool Soap 103 Daffodil t05.
Dudley l05 Ann Hill 105. Toastmaster los.
Doctor Turner los. Rely los Matabon les. The
Minks les.
Denice S. Woods Perry o. Axares 81, He!ger-
son 9T. Judge Traynor as Safety Light %, Joe
Ross 100 Hortensia 102. Grand Vitesse 101.
Maie Hanlon 10I
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RICHMOND CELEBRATES.

POINT RICHMOND. Aug. The
citizens of Point Richmond celebrated
the victory for Incorporation tonight
by a grand demonstration. There was
an impromptu parade that marched
with music and torches around the
streets, which are now to be improved.
winding up with a band concert and
fireworks display on Nieholl knobt a
high hill back of the town Ten bar
reIs of oil were burned besides a large
number of rockets and other fireworks.
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sARAToGA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
FIRST race-Seoteh Plume, JOcund,
AIcOr.
Second rRce-Celf<ny, sandhurst,
Presgrave.
Third rsce-OnkIawns Battleaxe, Mo-
hank III.
Fourth race-DandeIion, Sparkling
star. -on fronp.
Palm Tree.
sixth race-Blandy, Prince Hamburg,
WOtan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
MRS. SK.iIFE WINS
THE GOLF TROPHY
special Dispatch to III. Call

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 4.-The ladies'
handicap tournament play over the nine
hole course of the San Rafael Golf Club
links to-day for club trophy was won
by Mrs F. w Skaife. net score 81. with
Miss Alice Hoffman second, net score 81
and Miss Edith ChesebroGgh third, net
cora -
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,,pr,v NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A

DREW a REVOLVER Aug A.
sam Fisher, probably the most notorious II
NOT the most noted In Berkeley, was ar
rested tonight and charge OF attempt to
commit murder placed against him. Fisher
had some words with Alfred Moore and Lon
Calvin He drew revolver upon them and
they had him arrested
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SUMMARY

Struck out-By Emerson 10. by Hit S
Bases ON balis-By Emerson >. Hit l. Hit by
pitcher-Lynch l. Nealon 1. Wild piteh-Em-
erson Passed ball--WiIson. Stolen bases
NGrdyRe, Nealon. Sacrifice hits-Sheehan
Waldron.. Two-base iits-Eagan f2J Nc
Lauehln Irwin. First base ON error--San
Francisco !. Double plays-Lynch to Casey
Eagan una ssisted. Left on bases-Tscen1a 4
San Francisco Time of eanie-One hour
and 40 minutes. Umpire Perrine.
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-DeIngoa, Darthula, Flor
izel.
Second race-orient, Scotch Thistle,
Sfss Lee.
Third race-kcrchevnl, Sister Fran
ces, Zienap.
Fourth race-Braucas, Haviland,
White Plume.
Fifth race-Ann Hill. Rely, Aattabon.
Sixth race-Hortensin, Axares, Maize
HanIon.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
SUNNI AIRY
Los Angeles

Earned runs-Seattle F. Los AnEe1es T.
sacrifce bits-Hart. Frick. Frary r. Hall.
stolen base-Houtz Struck out--By c. Hall
1 BASES on balis-or C. Hall g. off W. Hall
3 Wild pitch-C. Hall. Balk-W. Hall Left
on basesISeattle O. Los Angeles 6. Time OF
eame-One hour thirty minutes. Umpire
Davis
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OAKLAND
SUMMAR J
Two-baee hit-Dunleavy.

Two-base hit-Dunleavy. Sacrlhce MT.
Ounleavv First base on errors-Portland =
oatIsnd First base on called bals-Oh
Fssick 2. off Hogan l. Left on hases-Port-
land &, Oakland g. Struck out-By Essick B.
rr;,ne oS raYne-one hour thirty minutes. Um-
pire-Bray
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FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race--airs. Frank Foster, James
V, Pipe.
Second race-Dynasty, Little Red,
LuIu Young.
Third race--fsed Car, Picktime, sam
Farmer.
rate Polly.
Filth race-Bertha E, Cadichon, skep-
teal.
sixth rnce-The FhraIl, Reeves,
PIAntagcnet.
seventh race-Ins. Ben Fonso, King
of the Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05

The first attempt TO illustrate news
was made in 1907. 1t depicted food
in Nonmouthshire, England.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
CRY PAYS FOR LANp.-sber,fs

CITY PAYS FOR LAND.-Sherif Curtis
yesterday made demand on the City Treas
urer for the payment to John Benson of
$4S, 050, the value of block of land en- tha
line of the proposed Park and Presldio extens
sion, between Thirteenth, and Fourteenth ave
nues. Action was taken the result os con-
demnation proceedings instituted by the eity
and the money was paid over to the Sheriff
by the City Treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
rACOMA.

= !. :.
sBatted for Wilson in ninth inning.
+tNordyke out for falling to touch base.
PINS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
GIANTS BOOT
BALL AROUND
Commuters Annex Five Runs
While Their Opponents
Juggle Elusive Sphere
BILL ESSICk WEAKENS
Hogan Has the Indian Sign
on Portlanders and They
Are Lucky to Get a Run
RESULTS OF GAMES.

Oakland, 3, Portland, L.
Tacoma, 1; San Francisco, o.
Semitic, 5, Los Angeles, z.
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Horse racing in Italy IS dead since
the introduction of automobile speed
contests
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05

speech. thanking the fans for their kind
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
TO-DAY's GAMES.

Oakiand-Portland, Recreation Park.
San francisco al Tacoma.
Los Angeles at Seattle.
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STANDING OF THE CLUYs.
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Totals ~ ~ ~
sRatted for w Hall in ninth inning.
prrNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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RnuNn ELEVEN.

Turner leaves his corner wobbly and Gardner
rsshes over and puts hard right 70 the Jaw,
knocking Turner down ana out turner va va
several minutes in regsining his scattered
eor
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FoTRTH ROUND.

They fiddle and Gardner is short with left to
head and right to body. Turner reaches
Gardner with two straight lefts 70 the Jaw
Gardner forces his man through the ropes. but
there is no damage Gardner misses hard
Tieht to face Gardner lands several hard
leffs TO the nose which bring the claret pro
fusoiv The round ends in a mix in center of
ths ring. in which Gardner has all the best OF
II Gsrdner's round.
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TENTH ROUND.

The men rush to a clinch and indulge IN
some tame infienting, Referee Roche havlns
Considerable difficulty in separating then1
Gardner misses hard right for the eooy;
Gardner lands two hard lefts TO the wind ana
hard left to the face Gardner senos y rHeI 1
To the floor with a hard right to the wind Tor
the count
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NINTH RoUND.

Gardner lands a light left to the head and
mar, with hard right to the head and ducks
a fierce left swing Gardner lands vicious
left TO the wind. Turner reaches the neck
with light left They engage in some more
rough tactics Just before the bell, IN whlch
rS1Tner apDears to be the chisf offender for a
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SECOND ROUND.

fighting with more confidence. Gardner land
several hard let's to body. Turner lands
terrific right to the face. Gardner forces Iur
ner 10 the ropes and INDUCES In rough tac
tics They exchange rights and lefts in tn
center Of the ring. The round ends in a herc
nlfxup in the center of the ring with honor
even
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05

FOURTH RACE-MiIe and eighth; selling
three year olds and up:
3 10 Red Light % (Swain)--- l
1 to ARAB. SO (Freeman)- )-.--.
4 to 5-Amberita 102 fHJackson) "a
Time 1903 % Start good. Won driving
Winner Mrs T. E. Aud's ch. f. by Tammany-
Harry New, Arrahgowan, Gipsano. finished as
named.
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FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs; hllies; purse

two-y -year-olds:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q. Fin
3 TO 2-I.dy Travers los CTroxlr) D 1ls1 l
to 1-Proforma 100 (Kunzl... 1 14a3 Il
to Lucy Carr. 106 (Landryl n
Time 62. start good WoReriving- Win
ner p Ungar 4 CO.. ch. 1. BY Cayuga-lron
Mistress MerveI p Buckle. Lady Stewart,
Running Miss. Lady Chiswick finished as
named
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sARAToeA ENTRIEs.

SARATOGA. Aug. 4.-To-morrow's
entries:
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FIFTH ROUND.

Gardner lands hard right on mounth. whicI
sends Turner head back. Turner rushes, oG
Is stoned with hard left 70 the mouth Gard
ner lands hard left TO face and Turner coun
te-s with left to face. At this stage the mel
holding in cIfnches Turner lands two harC
let's 10 face as he'll Sounds Honors are even
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

It looks after all as if they proposed to build a cobble stone retaining wall along that ugly place just below the depot, put in a row of corn stalks and stretch aclothes line along their for public security. God bless m.
 MESCAL.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24
CHARLESTON DAM
 CONSIDERED FEASIBLE
So States the Third Annual Report Of Engineers of
 Reclamation Service

The third annual report of the en- gineers of the Reclamation Service has been isued under the direction of Chief Engineer E. H. Newall The report contains the data gathered by the en- gineer in regard to the proposed res ervoir site at Charleston. Lack of space prevents us from giving the re port in full. but some interesting para graphs are given herewith.
 The dam will be 120 feet high. and will store enough water to irrigate 25 900 acres The water from the dam will be taken down the present channel of the river nine miles, or about tive miles north of Fairbank Here the water is to be diverted by means of a novertall masonry dam into the main canal, and conducted thus for a distance of 1-2 miles be fore distribution commences. The distributing canals will be 31 3-4 miles long. The total cost of the canals is estimated at S139. 9.5SS.5O. and the heaiworks Of the canal will cost sS9, 600. The removal of the E. P. & $. w. railroad to high ground above the reservoir will cost $124.132, and two mineral claims within the reservoir site are valued at s5O,00O Cultivat- ed and pasture lands that would be submerged are valued at S14600, and S5.000 has been allowed for incidentals. Summing the estimates, the total cost of the DrOiect is as follows.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

I went to the morgue the other day to collect thirty cents the man owed me who runs his business into the ground He said his customers nev- CT kick. They are on the dead about everything and any old accommodations suit them.
 While there one was brought in who had cut his throat. The grand jury cant do much to him. He left a not saying that he cut his throat be- cause he was broke. If I cut my throat every time I was broke, I would have to have a neck a yard long to accomodate all the slashes would take at it, and THEN they would have to be pretty close togeth- CT.
 Another cute scheme discovered was, that a variety of disinfectives is employed which makes ones eyes water while looking at the body. thus impressing the distant spectator with the grief with which the close ub- server is overwhelmed, while at the same time he may be viewing the body of his extinct mother-in-law with feeling of transcendant exultation which angels never dreamed of.
 These are grim facts, but when you get there, stretched out on a red wood slab with a packsaddle for a pillow, you will find that they are en- ly too true.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24
SITUATION GREATLY IMPROVED. Present Quarantine Expected to End
 Within Five Weeks.

The latest news from the state quarantine center is to the effect that the general situation is greatly i'm proved, and already the quarantine in different sections of the country is being raised. It is now anticipated by the federal and state authorities that within from four to five weeks the quarantine will be completely abol- ished, including New Orleans. In this connection it is explained that if after the time specified the are any cases of yellow fever they will be so carefully isolated that all danger Cf the disease spreading will be past.
 Dr. Tabor announces that he has received advices that Quarantine Off cer Sims of Fl Paso has resigned to enter the federal service. The state health officer appointed Dr. Shaver of Sabine Pass to succeed him; Dr. W. R. Thompson succeeds Shaver.
 Dr. Tabor refuses to interfere with the work of the present detention camps at the request of Dr. Nolte of New Orleans. He also declined to modify the conditions in force at Shreveport.-El Paso News.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

Advanced charges paid on all goods consigned to the railway, which are received, forwarded and warehoused free of commission and storage charges.
 At Minas Prietas depot hacks al ways ready to make trips to any of the above named points at reasonable rates.
 Shortest and best route to Yaqui river, Barranca and San Marcial coal fields, Soyopa Sahuaripa, Ures, La Buca, La Du-a, Yaqui Smelling & Re fning and Yaqui Copper Companies.
 Freight can be consigned to F. E. Seymour to be forwarded by teams.
 F. H. SEYMOUR, Pres. Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24
.GGledBeqjamin5@.
 MAKERS < NEW YORK
COPPER QUEEN
 STORE
Bisbee = Douglas NaCO
CHANGES ON FL PAso & SOUTH
 WESTERN.

Circular letters have been issued by the E Paso & Southwestern sys- tenn anouncing that effective Sept 21. MT. F. L. Hunter has been appoint ed Manager of Purchases and Sup plies with headquarters at Fl Paso and Mir. L. U. Morris is appointed superintendent of the western division of the Fl Paso & Southwestern sys- tenn. vice E. L. Hunter promoted
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24
TORRES & PRIETAs R'Y.
Time Card No. 17 ,In Effect June 27,
 1903.

Train No. 1 leaves Minas Prietas at 6:00 a. m.. arrives at Torres GAS a. m.
 Train No. 2 leaves Torres at S:4l.
 Train No. 4 leaves Torres at 7:30 p. m., arrives at Minas Prietas at SIS. All Trains Connect at Torres With
 Southern Pacific (Sonora Railway
 to and from NogaIes and Guaymas,
 Guaynas and Vice Versa.
 Wells Fargo & Co.'S Express and tel egraph in operation between Minas from Minas Prietas to the above nam. ed places.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

From the manner in which the pop ulatiOn of Bisbee stir themselves, one would infer that they were impressed with the maxim, 'procastination is the thief of time" The congested condition of travel and traffic in Bis be suggests an ant hill under ex- citement Only the brigade known as the Sons of Rest remain quiescent, tranquil and undisturber amid all this turmoil
 When the horse rack against which they repose their recumbent forms is needed for it's original use. they plac- idly move over and settle on a rick of pressed brick. When these begin to crumble under the hand of stern utility, they take refuge on the con crete curbing. when the sun hits that, and whiting wood is shy, they re pair to the somber shades of the lum- Der yard but their superb. oyerpower- ing, incOmparable imperturbability never forsakes them for an instant Jack Gallagher President, Charley Watts Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

When all the Bonanza people in Bis be turn their water in one Hume. they will doubtless put on a system of canal boats. They have 8 way of utilizing everything under the sun, also under the stars.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

Scalp Wound-John Mead yesterday sustained scalp wound at the L. S. & P. as the result of a cave-in, the lat ter being the same that caused injury to MT. Baker.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

The law firm of Merritt & Power have been dissolved. MT. Merritt will continue iR his office in the Post Office building. Phone 13s.
 s. A. MERRITT.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

The Brophy Carriage Emporium at Lowell is a daisy. Jim has wheels on the first floor, wheels in his base ment, wheels in his loft, wheels in his yard and wheels in his -. No I'll take that back He uses the block system.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

White House Coffee. Highest grade. 1 pound cans, 4Oc; pound cans, 75c. Order a can. Won't cost you cent if you don't like it. Lowell Commercial Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

ACNHA FOpc s-ot
 The report does not contain data of the water measurement taken daily by H. R. Fry at Charleston. which will be embodied in the fourth reporr of the reclamation service. If there is sufficient water, estimated at S0 GOO acre feet, it is quite certain that the San Pedro project CT Charleston dam, will become a reality at no dis tant day"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-31
WASHINGTON PARK RACES

The sooson Of 1905 was very success
fully opened by the Washington Park
Yacht club Yesterday, a clambake. a small
regatta and dance in the club house
in tho evening affordiug entertainment to
a large crowd of members and their
friends
The bake was opened about l o'clock.
at which time there were about 400 poo
ple present. Commodore Pat was in
charge Of this event. assisted by Chief
Cook Hawkins Of Potter Cove fame.
and tho bake. scr,$d I'm a large tent
near tho club house Afterward a race
for the i5-foot class of sailing skins was
started. hut owing 70 On" light wind was
not finished within the time limit ~ two
hours The entries were r. Killiou's
Annctta. A. y Pottors IIesperus, Per-
cival T. Clark'e Bluchel. Arthur Bliss
Chua Earl p Clark's Avina and s g.
williams Lottio. Tho start was made At
2.q7 Tho T,1ttir crossed Tho fnish line az
4.42. tho An1etta st i't5 and HeSperus %
4:t1:20 but - tbc two-hour limit had
expired. the race was called of
The regatta committee consists Of Ar
thur T. Almy. chairman Henry - Glon-
duuiug secretary Everett ~ Baker.
David G. Stranger and John " Powers.
and they arc arranging series of races
for tho i5-loot sailing skin class, which
will probably he run OF on Saturday
afternoons.
In tho evening the members cf the club
and their friends 10 the number of about
t50 assembled in the spacious hall I'M the
upper port " tho club house and pa-tici-
pated in tho opening hop Of the season.
Tho -cnmnliILne-nf- lara ps apaa'.t----f-
hon were ". NJ. Elwell, }. McGatlin Y.
shaw rs. Thurston and y. Swan. The
committee announced that on Friday
/ evening ~ eoch week during tho season
/ vhist~ and hops would be bold alter.
b nately.