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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-25
MILLIONS LOST
At SARATOGA

SARATOGA, Aug 2.-No longer flows
the golden flood through Saratoga. The
spring from which it came was cut off
at its source to-day. Thousands left on
the special trains with slender purses
and some with no purses at all.
The bookmakers and gamblers are Won
dering to-nigl.. where the visiting throngs
got all the money which was taken away
from them. Millions of dollars have
changed hands at the whirl of the wheel
or the stride of the horse. Never in the
history of the temples Of chance here, or
for that matter, anywhere else in the
country, has the average of play been
higher or the volume of money been
greater. There have been few sensa-
tional plays, yet the amount which has
passed over the green cloth or into the
japanned boxes of the bookmakers has
reached astonishing figures.
1t is estimated that the layers Of odds
have handled SIS 600 this season at the
track and that more than 100000 has
been rislled at play in this American
Monte Carlo. The winnings of the book
makers are estimated at $1,000, 900 and the
harvest of lie gamblers has been esti-
mated at $500, 900. A considerable portion
of the latter sum the betting ring got.
These figures are based on the calcula-
tions of the bookmakers, the sheet writ
CTS anu OtdleiS, dilu II Is UelleNcu tucy
represent actual conditions as nearly as
1t is possible to do so.
Everybody seemed to have come to
Saratoga with money to risk and chances
were taken with good humor and disdain
Of all consequences, which astonished
even the professional gamblers. The
banks have been attending to the wants
Of their patrons who wished checks
cashed on short notice and faro banks
have been equally accommodating. It Is
an unusual thing to see the financial in
stitutions of a village lighted up brilliant
ly at night as they are here, but the real
banks do it SO the public may see the
safety deposit boxes.
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hams error at the plate let three Seals
tally. Hits by Gochnauer and Wilson,
a force and double steal made it to-
tai of Ave.
Emerson went into the box in the
fourth and pitched good ball. In the
eighth Hen1ey's pass. Waldrons double
Mohler's hefder's choice, Hildebrand's 8
infield drive, two stolen bases and Gra-
hams bad throw made it a total of
seven. Lynch saved Tacoma a shut-out
by hitting a triple on the right foul
line, scoring Nordyke and Eagan, Wal
dron having dropped the formers drive
and Eagan singing. The Seals had
plenty Of luck. Perine gave them
every close decision, which made 1t a
runaway contest. Score:
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

ONTARIO. Aug 24.-The entries for
to-morrow's races follow:
First race. six and half f1rlongs. three
year-ods and up. selling-Bernie Crearner 100
Many Thanks 105. Bonnie Reg los, Mfnamoto
1O5. Peggy 104. Chicarra 1o5. The Eiba iO9,
Gambrinus 101.
Second race. five furlongs. two-year-old.-
Ohiyesa 11e. Lady Walker 100 Away 100
Fairy Flush 100. Meddier Jr. 90. w III
Carey 90
Third race mile and a sixteenth, thrss-year-
ods and up. selling-Marshal Ney 1O4 Ors
vfvi 101. Gay Lizzette 90. Chatelaine 90, Red
Light "a.
Fourth race. six furlongs two-year-oids SELL
ing-Fulbert 106, Colonel Bronston 105 Game
ster 10s. Goldmate 101. skeptical 100, Annis
Berry 100. K F 9s Billy Benzing eS
Fifth race. one mile, three-year-oIds seII-
ing-WaddelI II 1902 Probe eS AzeIins T
Little Red 95 Gladys Mcconnell 95 The Trifisr
95 Prestige 95. Trappist SO. ltaska S. Annie
Alone SO. Muldoon SO.
sixth race, SIX and a half furionss three
year-olds and up. selling-Komoka I6s Show
man los. Jennie Hughes 103 BID Mack fOi
The Thrall 101. Moio B 9s Miss Karl o.
Mamie Algol 90. Oddolletta 90, Wabana 90,
Blue Grouse %.
The sense of the all-seeing eye ought q
save us from the ali-soundfnu
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MONTPELIER's GREAT RACE.
On Last, Boland Perseveres With Him
and Finally Wins.


ONTARIO, Aug 24-As conse-
quence of the disagreeable weather tho
attendance was not up to the average
to-day at Fort Erie The track was
muddy. but the talent, so-called.
seemed to have a line on the mudders,
and favorites and second choices
brought home the money and enabled
their hackers to cash their tickets. In
the first race Montpelier, ridden by d.
Boland. ran a remarkably fine race.
There were eleven starters and he got
off last and had trying journey. Bo-
land persevered with him. however. and
ina hard drive through the stretch got
him up in time to win by a length
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs: selling; four
year-olds and up:
Betting Horse. weight. Jockey 81. y Fin.
80 to 1-Bassanio los (Jenkins) 1 2S az
70 Hin; Prncess 1OsCTayi0r} s i1s8 y
Winner. E. j. Gndersleeve's b. c. by Madison
Sister Tenny: The Guardsman. Rudabek. Old
Ernest Parham' nnishsd as Amar%s named. S'''''
SECOND RAc1E-Five turlonss; Durs.l
: to to EsI5l.I ISRas5ls. loI 8 TsSior5. a ~
to Mamie Foster fo2 Cswn5 q 3 IL
Time. 1:o4 4-5. Start good. Won easily.
GarteT-Yoiand Lady Pn stewart. sR %r. s1asn BIdai
Iongbright. Panene, Logan Water May
Rhyme. Fantana, casters Pride. finished a.
named
THIRD RACE-one and sixteenth miles,
purse; threeTyear- olds and up:
6 to 5-Amberita. los ID Boiandp l. az III
% . i-ssn Eonso sas 1Ss % TTaslo s Msis ansa
Time Time. ;52 - Start good Won easily.
gowan-Miss Baker. Circular Joe. Last KnIzht.
Weirdsome, finished as named
FOURTH RACE-F1ve furlonss; selling;
twO-year-olds:
Betting; Horse; Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
to Bertha E. 103 tHennessy) . Il
to lean Lee. 1O1 CLee)-.. 1 L 81
to i-sonnet. 96 tTaylor). 3 az
Time. :o3 4-5. Start Struggling Won eaglIy
Winner. G. Phillips b. r BY G. w Johnson-
Happy. Little Rose Devoir EIkdorn ForttI-
named.
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs: selling; three
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey st. u Fin.
to EThe IALsader,s 81 tSwain) IN Is
10 to Ralph Reese 10f (Obert1 4 as
Time. III As. start struggling. Won easily
soI MInPeT Pz9o5at ,; H. Bakers Or BY W John
and Sleeping finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
selling; three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey St. Fin,
to 2-cheripe. 81 tMeDermott) Il / q
% to 1-Wisserdine. e1 (TiIlulan) 3n 3s
Time. 2;0O Is Start good. Won ridden
out Winner, r. Wilson's br. Z. by Cherry
Pit-High C. Ink and Brushton finished as
named.
SEVENTH RACE-seven furlonxs: selling.
for four-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. Y Fin.
to 6ESilurian. 105 CFoiey).... 8 8 s u
to 2-Tom Crabb, 100 SWAIN. q as
to 1-B- WaddeIl, 101 (Newman) 54 as
Time, 81 2-5 Start fair. Won driving
Winner. Lamasney Bros. br- g. by Belvfders-
Virgie d. Snowman My Gem. Pathos 7
Know and Clausus finished as named.
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FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

(By the New York Morning Telegraph,
First race-Bonnie Reg, The EIba,
Gambrinus.
Second race-W. H. Carey, MeddIer
.Jr., Ohiyesa.
Third rnce-<Oro Viva, Marshal Ney,
Chateinine.
Fourth race-Fulbert, Colonel Bron-
ston, GOidmate.
Fifth race-Muldoon, Axelina, Pres
tlGe.
sixth rnce-The Thrall, Blue Grouse,
Snowman
weather showery, track slow.
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SUMMARY.

Struck out-By Thomas 2, by Emerson s.
by Henley g. Bases on balls-Of Thomas l.
Off Emerson 1, off Henley 2. Hit by pitcher
Irwin 2 Waldron. Wild pitches-Emerson l.
Stolen bases-Nordyke, Hildebrand 2. Irwin,
Moher, Gochnauer, Henley. Sacrifice hits
Gochnauer, Henley. Two-base hits-Lynch
Hildebrand Waldron Spencer Three base hit
Lynch. First base on errors-Tacoma l. Left
on bases-Tacoma 4 San Francisco g. In
nings -.tched-By Thomas 8. by Emerson g.
Hits-Of Thomas 8. off Emerson 4, Time OF
game-1:45 Umpire-Perine.
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HENLEY PITCHES GREAT GAME.
Seals support Him In Championship
style on the Tacoma Field.

ing shut out ball. the Seals played like
real champions to-day and handed the
Tigers another package of sorrow
Thomas was in pooy shape In the first
inning Nealons hit scored Hildebrand
who beat out an infield hit and stole
second. In the second Eagan's error
Wilson's hit, Henley's sacrifice. a double
by Hildebrand. Irwin's single and Gra-
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Cresceu. to BE Sold at Auction.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 24-The Leader
to-day says: George H. Ketcham of To-
ledo, the breeder, owner and trainer OF
the worlds champion trotting stallion
Cresceus (2:02A), has decided to dis
pose of that famous horse. He has ar
ranged to have him sold to the highest
bidder at the Fasig-Tipton Company's
auction sale, to be held at Madison
Square Garden. New York, in Noyem-
ber.
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LAToNIA ENTRIES.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 24.-The entries
for to-morrow's races follow:

CINCINNATI, Aug. 24.-The entries
for to-morrow's races follow:
First race. six furlongs. seiiing-Merino 49,
Lady Lou SS, Kate Zitt S. Eneda IS, Merces
IS, John Lyle 60 The Only Way go Mabel
Winn lOO Judge Traynor eS. Pensee 1OO
Death 102, Frank Mac 1O2. Mail Box 103.
Gold Bell 105
Second race. one mile and hundred yards.
selling-Sanction 90. Hot 95. Rian eS Hor-
tensia 90 Giifain 100. Fonsoluca 100. F1orizel
100 Glisten 100. Western Duke 101, Auto
light 103.
Third race six furlongs. selling Matabon
"a. Maplehurst 102. Theo Case 102 Chief
Hayes lo2. DR.. Keith 104. ST. CoIumb 107.
Neodesha 10T.
Fourth race, one mile. purse-Lilliandra a.
Queen Esther 95. Roderick Dhu o. John
Lescalle 81, Rather Royal 81. Dutro o. Frank
Green 81 Royal Pearl 100. Gleeman 100.
Nominee 105. Maeeona 106. Paul 100. Colonel
Burleigh 100 Lythia %.
Fifth race six furlongs. seIling-Wakeful
IS. Ed Early 90. wexford 90 The Roustabout
93' Jim Tyrreil %. linda 9S Midnight Min
strel 9S. Mona 100 AIbemarie 102. Joe
Goss 102 Ethel Barry 10S. Parisienne l05. AL
lista 1O5 Cardinal Wolsey 107.
= Sixth race. hve and half furlongs. pursr-
Daffodil 81, Field Lark 1G0 Burnolette 1O0
Angelic leo. Galetta ic9. Minnie Adams III.
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Hayti to Have . warx,,in.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.--It was an
nounced at the Office of the Hamburg
American line of steamers to-day that
the company had sold Its steamship
Adirondack to Roberts, Dutton & Co.
of Hayti. 1t was said that she had
been bought for the Government of the
republic and would be made into a war
shin.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-25
GREYHOUNDS WILL COMPETE
IN THREE STAKES THIS WEEP

The coursing at Ingleside Park to-
morrow and Sunday will be, provided by
three stakes. for which 10Ss greyhounds
are entered. The open stake will be
run in its entirety tomorrow. The
draw resulted as follows:
Champion stake-Lucy Clair vs. Foxhunter:
Aggie Rocker w. Valley Pride: Choo Choo vs.
Tillie r.; Judge Dean Edenvale; La Rosa
VS.. Fr1endless Boy; Presidfo Boy VS.. Iodine.
tie Mercy Pagliacci; Homer Boy vs. Pony
Capital: Fairy BELL VS.. Dear CASTOR; Lam
cashire Lad VS.. Mellinwood; In Time VS.. Evil
Eye; Rapid Water Alice Dunn; Orsina VS.
Aurelia; Barney Rey VS.. Lucky Shamrock
Young Fearless vs.. Race King; Fenii VS.
Queens Motto: Belle Free vs. Tar Baby: Sir
Winton VS.. Honest Girl; Butte City VS.. Run
Promethens Vs. Red Pepper; Doc Burns VS.
Peerless Beauty; Conroy vs. John Morrissey;
Sunnybrook VS.. Medea Our Motto vs. Golden
Garter; Master Garrison vs.. Evea G; Little
Dainty Daisy Rocket lone Hill vs. Shaun
O'Farrell: Annie Ryne vs. Rock Roller.
Open stake-Acaeia Blossom VS.. Cavalette:
Gallant Friend Judge; Bill Rocker VS.
Friend vs. Miss Gsmbit: Miss Gantz vs. Costa
Rica; Siren vs. Reckless Rose: Blue Bells VS.
st. Julian Bill; Whoa Bill vs.. Tom Hurlick; ;
Brindle Flyer VS.. Wergild Tippecanoe VS. Hid.
den Hatred: Young Mollie r VS.. Young Kerry
PippiH Paul Kruger VS.. Fiddler; Wedgewood
VS.. Midnight Sun: Rose of Gold VS.. King "
Limerick Boy VS.. Our Darky; Rowena Belle
w VS.. Black Wizard: Unions Pride VS. Nv
Surprise; Bright Pearl vs.. Jim II; Irma Hot
foot Firm Fellow; Lampre Eel VS.. Vanish
Golden Buck vs: Concord Boy
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Los ANGELEs
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Corbett s. by Baum 4. Bases
ing, Brashear Three-base hit-Mitchell
Double play-Brashear to Toman Left on
bascs-Portland g. Los Angeles Z. Sacrifice
hts-Baum. Mitchell. Smith, Tozier Stolen
bases-H Householder. Schlahey. Atz Tozier,
Baum. Time OF game-One hour and forty
five minutes. Umpire-Davis.
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LATONIA MEETING EXTENDED.
Five Days Are Added at the Request
of the HOrsemeu.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 24.-Latonia off,
cialS decided to-day to extend the meet
ing five days longer. making closing
day September instead of September
T. Form players had the best Of the
argument with the bookmakers, four
of six favorites winning.
Jockey Radtke kept up his winning
streak. landing three winners. The
track was fast. Summary
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs: three -year-oIds
and up: selling:
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. St. q: Fin.
to to 5-T. Gs RoustaSous.ss St Sss'ii Rdiei - "a
40 to 1-Flori. 102 (Thomer).-;. "A 81
winne1 1. & Strauss & % Cos b. Z. Cso. by Henry
of Navarre-St Eubora- Hopeful Miss %, MI
lad: Love 93, La sasitte 10l Merino 81, Sra-
cious e1, Herlida 80, Esterre iol. nnlsneo as
named.
SECOND RAcE-Mile and 100 yards; three
year-olds and up: selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. 81. y, Fin.
y y to to rs rs TSsts TaGetss 1os nSs R5asnS sahf'
25 to 1-Wedgewood. OIL CMorrsl 30
Time LAT. Start good Won easily Win
KentTcky Belle. Foreigner l62 Birch Broom
101, finished as named
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs; two-year-old
maidens; purse:
to f-Gabriele. IS tAustin).. s 10 10
16 to Amy Riley. es Robnsnl
TO 1-PrOgreSSiOn, ITO (CIdcnd)
Time 1:02. Start bad. Won easily. Win
ner, Denny Bros b. f., by Woolsthorpe- May
kennedy. Betsy 1O1. Floral 1Os Polly Forest
ciere 9s All Brown ITO, Pauline Boyle 9S, Red
Top sS. Do Ra Me %. finished as named
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs; three-year-
olds and up; selling:
betting Horse Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
3 to 5-Robin Hood, 106 CRadtkel
to Jack Ratlin, 113 (Austfn)
40 to 1-Elnr Howard, 81 (Brinegr) II
Time 1:14 3-5. Start good Won driving.
Winner ]. P. Mayberry's b. g. 90 by Kingston
BELLE of haywood. Tom Kiley 1O2- Crescerton
IO1 and Sid Silver 102 finished as named.
two -year-olds; purse:
o to 10-Mandator, 1Os (Radtke).. ~ In
4 TO 1-Orbicular 1oS (Hofner).. II %
4 10 Excitement, los (Wilson) S5 SO
Time, 1:0S 2-5. Start bad. Won driving.
Winner J. O. and q. II. Keenes b. c. by Madt-
son -Flamingo Quinn Brady los. Beacon Light
1O3 ST. Volma e6, Earl Rogers 90 and Blue
grass Lad los finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile; three-year-olds and
up; selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. Fin.
is to Eduardo 81 CWilliams)..
Is to 1-Dr. Wang 90 (Austin)... % az
7 to 2-Hot, 0S (Hicks). Al III
Time, lao 2-5. Start good. Won handily.
Winner, II. Robinson's b. c. CD by Eddie Jones'
Duckling. Bravery IS, Louise McFariane SO.
Riley 9S and Lazelle 96 finished as named
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'Batted for Fitzpatrick in ninth.
SUM MMARY

Home run-Dunleavy. Three base b,tz-
Dunleavy Devereaux. Two-base hits-KeIlv
Moskiman, Houtz. Van Haltren. Frary, Byrnes.
First base on errors-Seattle 2. First base or
called balls-On Graham, 8; off Roach, /; off
Fitzpatrick. 3. Left on bases-Oakland II !:
Seattle, 8. Struck out-By Graham p: by
Roach, l. Hit by pitcher-Kane Kelly
Double plays-Houtz to Runkle, Devereaux to
Moskiman. Hits-Of Roach 13; Off Fitz-
patrick. I. Time of game. one hour and fifty
five minutes. Umpire, Mcdonald.
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LAToNIA sELECTIOys.

tBy the New York Morning Tslegraph)
First race-Death. Mabel Winn,
Frank Me.
Second race-FOnsoluca, GIlsten, Flo
rtSel.
DIR. Keith.
Fourth rnce-Maceona, John LescaIre,
Queen Esther.
Fifth race-Joe Goss, AIlista, Paris
ienne.
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A Fact worth Knovtnr.

For style. durability and price our San Fran
cisco business buggy has no equal. Specially
built for general business use. To see 1T lie to
buy IL. Leibold Harness Co.. 211 Larkin st.
~pn- City Hall
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LIsTLEss GAME AT PORTLAND.
Los Angeles Players Easily Defeat the
Home Team in the North.

PORTLAND, Aug. 24.-Los Angeles
won again to-day through listless and
Indifferent playing on the part of Port
land. Score:
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Roach and Fitzpatrick Are
Hammered for Twenty Hits
That Net Twelve Tallies
DUNLEAVY rs THE KING
Out of Five Trips to Pan
He Lines Out a Homer, Two
Singles and Three-Bagger
RESULTS OF GAMES.

San Francisco z; Tacoma 2.
Oakland IL, Seattle 3.
Los Angeles g.; Portland 1.
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LYME OUTRIDES
Jockey REDFERN
Brings Dolly Spanker Up With a
Rush, Beating Molly Brant.
Meeting at the Spa Ends Brilliantly
Special Dispatch to The Call.
BurnOlette,

Sixth race-DafOdil, BurnOlette,
Field Lark.
Weather clears track fast.
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GAMES TO-DAY

Oakland-Seattle, Recreation Park.
Sam Francisco at Tacoma.
Los Angeles at Portland.
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FIFTH RAcE-Five and = half furlong
SIXTH RAcE-ons mile; three-year-olds al

Time. 1:4O 20. start soou. Won nandiIy.
Winner, H Robinson's b. c. C3) by Eddie Jones'
Duckling. Bravery SIS, Louise McFariane SO.
Happy Jack II %, Stroud 95, Omealca 100. DR..
Riley 9S and Lazelle 96 finished named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-25

The sense OF the all-seeing eye ought 70
save us from the all-sounding l.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-25

ST LOUIS. Aug. 24.-St Louis and New
York again. split even on double header to-
dsy IN the fret game Petty held New York
90 one run. while st. Louis ecored two off
Orth, the visitors in the infeld helping
out St Louis led up TO the ninth inning OF
che second game, but = g. combination Of errors
and hft by Delehanty nettec three runs. At
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FIFTH RACE-Six furIongs: selling; three
year-olds and UP:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey ST. " Fin
. to the L. LLeader.S7 tSwain) 1 3
. to 2-Salvsge. 81 (Walsh).... 3 2 2 22
10 to Ralph Reese, 101 (Obert) az
Time. II! 80 start struggling. Won easily.
Winner. ]. H. Bakers br. e by G. w John
SON Brooxlet Capitano Albert, j. Ed GriIlo
and Sleeping finished as named
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SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles.
selling; three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St. Y Fin
to 2-Cheripe. 81 (McDermott) 2 . 4 a.
TO ARAB 96 CFreeman).... I 2
20 to 1-Wisserdine 91 CriIInan) 3 N 3s
Time. 2:00 1-5- Start good. Won ridden
out. Winner, r. Wilson'S br. Z. by Cherry
Pit-High c. Ink and Brushton finished as
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Young and Criger-
DETROIT Aug. 24-Washington won its
third successive game from the locals. Hughes
pitching preventing a Detroit batsman reach
Ing second base until the eighth inning. Kill
lisn's bases on balls were fstal and figured in
two OF Washington's runs. Attendance, 600
Score;
R. H. E.
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SEVENTH RACE-Seven furlonxs: selling.
for four-year r-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. 81. Y Fin.
to ASilurian. 105 (Foiey). -. 8 rs u
to 23Tom Crabb, 100 tSwain) 2 as
to 1-B. Waddell, 1O1 (Newman) S as
Time, 81 2-5 Start fair. Won driving
Winner. Lama sney Bros br. z. by BeIvfders-
Virgie d. Snowman. My Gem. Pathos
Know and Clausus finished named.
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PhIladeIphis

T5a,ter5es-Sparks and Doom; Ruelbach and
O'Neil. Cmpire-Johnstone.
BROOKLYN Aug 2+.-St- Louis shut out
Fsrooklvr to-day. Mcfarland held Brooklyn
safe throughout and pitched one OF his Eeat
games OF the season Attendance 1900
Score:
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-13
The New Road Law.

Both houses of the Legislature
passed a road law which makes
radical changes in the present
statute.
All farms benefited by the
roads are to pay their share Of
the cost OF the improvement.
These payments are TO be made
on a basis Of valuation OF the
lands. Farms within a mile of
the reads are 20 be assessed az
100 per cent Of their worth.
Those one mile away are 20 be
assessed at Is per cent and those
two miles away at So per cent
The several county courts are
10 be permitted 20 establish road
districts, which must not DC
larger than their school districts,
and employ an engineer to draw
up plans and specifications.
Three commissioners are 10 be
elected though pending an elec.
tion they are 20 be appointed hy
the county court--to have charge
i of the new road districts. An
plans for new r0ads are to be-
submitted 10 the land owners Of
the affected district and one vote
is 10 be permitted 10 be east for
each acre owned by the man cast
ing the ballot A majority is h
rule, and whenever a plan Is voted
down il must not be resubmitted
for two years,
Payments are 10 be made eth
er spot cash or spread over a
term of years, whichever plan
the voters may decide upon az
I their election. Whcre the nay.
ments are 20 he deferroa--twen-
~ years Il noed be under the
new bill--countieS may issue
bonds, secured by the property
in the benchttcd district PAl
taxoS are 70 be payable in mon,
ey,- Missouri Herald.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-13

Get Right, 4" line up with the
Johannes firm. II
Miss Emma Cassity in osage
township got the average repub-
hcan majority, as shown by the
vote last November.
J. E Dowell, Of the Adrian
Journal was elected a member
of the school board Of that enter
prising city, April 4th.
J. b. Watson has removed
with his family to a farm Just
northwest Of the city and viii
see II there is not more money in
farming than in city oriee-hold-
ing.
The Gas Drller has moved
from southwest Of the city 70 q
point about three miles southeast
Of the city. They viii sink an
ether hole on what is known as
the Morris farm.
Attorney WIN. Done slcnt sey-
eFal days last week, after the
city electioa, over in the country
east a. the river and IN Butler.
booking after the interests of his
clicnt in the Wineinger pitchford
law suis for damages ia land
TRADE.
Judge W. W. Graves has becn
engaged as an attorney Tor the
Missouri Paciao railway "a a
good yearly salary Good Tor
Graves. Corporations are more
grateful thaR political parties,
mot half SO uncertain and pey
better salaries for gOod services.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-13

Simon Loeb has gone 10 Fay.
cite again 20 look after business
interests.
J. l. Brooks is drilling on his
own hook, just east Of the city to
see what he can find.
Chas. A. Lane was in the city
last Friday, looking about as well
as ever, and is putting his old
time energy in his farming bust
ness.
L. Flemming, son-in-law of the
late Jas. Rand, who owns the old
home place, viii soon build a new
house on the cite Of the old home
stead that burned down a few
years ago. Hutton Bros. have
the contract.
The Department Missouri G.
A. r. win hold its next annual
encampment at Brookfeld, Linn
county, May. II & Is. A. D.
Pontious is the delegate elect
from Gen. Candy Post, No. 10 Of
this city.
Jas. Pitchford, from away over
in Kansas, was back to his old
stamping ground looking after
some matters Of business that
were not quite finished up when
he left some months ago. He is
well pleased with his new loca.
ton.
No doubt Mr.. and Mrs. Curt
Burrows think they are proud
over the arrival of that pretty
little lady that came to their
home last week. She was intro.
duced by the newly elected may
or, DR.. Lancaster, and is said 10
be splendid specimen Of the
new girl"
]. c. Griggs has gone into the
horse and jack business. He ha.
bought from B. G. Davis his pur,
bred stallion, C@ser, and hi
large jack, John,and has them al
the Fred Cane place northwest
of the city. They viii make tia
season there. See his displa,
lad in another column in thu
paper.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-13
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