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ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About 1,o2e cubic yards Of earth ex-

About 1,O26 cubic yards Of earth ex-
cavatlon, at
About 2 cubic yards Of rock excava-
ton, at .................
About 242 cubic yards Of earth fill
ing, at ................
About Is cubic yards Of sand filing,
About 35 square yards Of paving (Bel-
About bout i. z .s1o square yards Of paving
(asphalt), at ...................
About $40 lineal feet of curb stone,
5x16 (set in concrete), at .........
About 120 square feet of bridge stone,
About $3.50 square feet Of cement
walks Is feet wide), at ...........
About 80 square yards Of repaving, at
About 10 hneal feet resetting in con-
crete and dressing curb stone, at.
About 4 resetting manhole heads. 80.
About 2 new receiving basins and con-
nections, complete. ...............
About 4 noiseless manhole covers.
About 2 water gate boxes .......
About 100 lineal feet relaying and
lowering water mains and service
connections, at
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MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That Patrick J. Lane be and
is hereby appointed as clerk in the
meter department, salary to be at the
ly (vice D. J. Mahon, deceased.)
1t was adopted by the following vote
on call of the ayes and Nays
Ayes-Commissioner Nolan, Rooney
and President Heintze.
Nays-Commissioners Berry and
Knox.
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some buckles Of mother Of pearl inset
black. Other gifdles are entirely Of dow
cred gold or silver ribbons with hand
with rhinestone, or of gold set with
stones harmonizing with the tints of the
ribbon. Burned, painted leather belts
are still with us; these same feathers are
used for collars. waistcoat lines, cuffs,
ETC., upon motoring costumes.
Exceedingly smart belts of soft leath-
er, deep in front and tapering at the
back, fastened with a small, gold buckle,
are among the latest offerings at the
belt counters, and there, too, one finds
handsome white leather belts, elaborately
ornamented with gold or steel beads.
Noticeable among the new belts is the
three-band elastice bodice; the middle
band slopes in at the waist line, leaving
the upper and lower bands to stretch and
adjust themselves to the figure, and or
namented with two handsome cut steel
buckles.
The embroidered linen belts of every
variety are worn again this season, and
some extremely fetching belts of this
class are of plain linen, ornamented with
large pearl buttons; others are embroid-
cred and buttonholed in small scallops.
A large percentage of the belts, intended
for tubing, are made entirely of linen,
with plain buckles of pearl, which may
be easily removed when the belt goes to
the laundry. But just as there are linen
frocks made with no reference to tub
bing, so there are linen belts never in
tended for Laundering, and these are
handsomely embroidered, trimmed in
leather and finished with leather buckles
Blind embroidery on linen is also modish
in the belt province, and frequently one
sees touches of color in the embroidery
upon white or straw color linen.
One belt of white, embroidered in
flower designs, has a very narrow bind
ing of red leather, and buckles are of the
same leather. Even upon leather, en-
broidery may be used, and one of the
belts was of the softest white leather,
embroidered with little blossoms in col
ored silks.
A new schoolbag, OF, rather, box. has
superseded the one of cloth which the
school-going youngster swung across his
shoulder as we'll as the leather hand
satchel in which his elder sister preferred
to carry her text books.
The novelty is nothing more nor less
than small size of dress suit case,
which all the children are now clamoring
for, and which is being turned out in
large quantities to meet the demand.
The little cases come in a variety Of
styles, notably imitation leather and
cloth, with feather corners. There are,
of course, many of real hide, made in
every way like the well built suit case,
but the cheaper grades, retailing from 81
down, are naturally more popular with
the youngsters. They are carried this
season by both boys and girls from pri-
mary grade to college preparatory.
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On water. So, $50.
$350O0O 5 per cent. bonds. due June
/, 1921. $3.50.
Resolved, That $1S be paid to G. Steck
& Son for repairs to wagon, .etc;,. Water
$4,000 to r. D.. Wood & Co., for cast
iron tees, sleeves &C., Pipe Yard, April,
1906, claim No. 564.
$343 to p. Connolly for unloading and
carting water pipe at West Side avenue,
January-March, 1906, Claim No. 1854.
$10.5O to Daniel Mcdonald for horse
shoeing, etc, Pipe Yard, April, 1906,
claim No. sos.
$3.98 to Public Service Corp. N. j.,
for gas consumed, Pipe Yard, April,
1906, claim No. 257.
S17.9O to J. III. & R. Shannon Co. for
laying water pipe, Hudson Boulevard,
Bond street to Stuyvesant avenue, April,
1906, claim No. 797.
$3.50 to Edward Kelly for horse shoe
ing, etc, Wayne Street Stable, February,
1906, claim No. 287.
$3.50 to Edward Kelly for horse shoe
ing, ETC., Wayne Street Stable, March,
1906, claim No. 288.
$3.50 to Edward Kelly for horse shoe
ing, ETC., Wayne Street Stable, April,
1906, claim No. 2S9.
$4S3O to George W. Wood for various
l.
1906, claim No. $40.
$46.74 to Collins, Lavery & Co. for
four pieces yellow pine timber. Water
Pipe bridge, crossing iHackensack River,
May, 1906, claim No. 365.
Charge Water Account, A. & e.
Resolved, That $1,000 be paid to M.
T. Connolly Contracting Co. on account
of Contract No. 1905, for furnishing. de-
livering and laying. 16-inch cast-iron
water pipe, from Communipaw avenue
and through Pacific avenue to the Cav
en- Point road and the Central r. r. of
| New Jersey.
| Charge Water Acct. A. & E.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on a call
! Of the ayes and Nays
| Commissioners Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-None.
The Committee on Public Buildings,
| Docks and Parks presented the follow
| ing
Resolved, That $500 be paid to Charles
Ormsby, on account of Contract No.
| 1915, for the creation of the unsued por-
/
ground.
Charge Special Street Acct, this item.
Resolved, That $152.75 be paid to
Hartung Bros. for furnishing and plant
ing II trees, Zabriskie Playground, May,
1906, claim No. 757.
Charge Special Street Acct. this item.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on call
| of the ayes and Nays
| Commissioners Berry, Knox,
Nolan. Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-None.
| The Committee on Printing and Sta.
| tionery presented the following
Resolved. That $41.75 be paid to Union
Printing Co. for various supplies, Clerks q
Office, May, 1905. claim No. 47S.
Charge Printing and Stationery.
1t was adopted by the following vote
on a call of the ayes and nays
Ayes-Commissione Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck
NNys-NOna
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.

The following ordinance was received,
given it's first reading and tabled under
the rules
"An Ordinance granting permission to
the Coast Line Telephone Company. a
corporation organized under the Laws of
the State of New Jersey. it's successors
and assigns. to locate, construct, operate
and maintain conduits with the necessary
manholes, junction boxes, distributing
poles and other necessary equipment for
containing cables and wires. together
with the necessary connection for enter.
ing public or private property in cerraln
streets, avenues, lanes, highways and
public places. for the purpose of main.
tanning a telephone system in the City of
Jersey City.
Commissioner Nolan moved THAT the
further consideration of the application
of the Coast Line Telephone Company
for franchise, in accordance with petit
tion of said Company, presented to this
Board April l16, 1906, conformably to
Chapter 36, Of the Laws Of 1906. be ad-
journed and continued to May 28, 1905.
at the meeting to be held at z o'clock on
that date.
And the motion was unanimously
adopted.
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I.s,PI, OF STREET AND WATER
COMMISSIONERS.
(Continued)

Resolved. That by reason Of complaint
and investigation thereof made for the
week WEI ending May 21, 1905, under and by
direction of the Water Assessor, the fol
lowing findings be and are hereby con-
firmed. and the said officer is hereby d.
rected to cancel Of record charges now
shown on register as herein Indicated
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Resolved, That in addition to such ag-
rregate sum heretofore reported by the
Water Assessor as due for metered
water, the following sums be added there
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Asphalt materials and
standard
Pasade
in
n presented follows
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to as Of the week ending May q, 1876:
$261 .25
2.90
500
100
81. .65
&c.
%. .55
81. 90
So. 90
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$500

Resolved, That $773.17 be paid to the
w. w. Farrier Co., on account of con-
tract No. 1541, for furnishing and deliy-
ering lead.
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BOARD or STREET AND WATER COMMISSIONERS.
(Omcal Proceedings)
Of of
Monday May al o'clock p M.
called
two in presented follows:
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1907, be and are hereby adopted and
ordered fled, and the Clerk Of this Board
directed to advertise for proposals in con-
formity Herewith.
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Resolved, That a warrant in the sum
of S19.75 be ordered drawn in favor OF
s. w. Perkins, such sum representing
duplicate payment of water rents for the
year 1904 on property situate Block 24o,
Lot G1, No. 215 Seventh street, pay
ments made May s, 1904, and June II,
1904, respectively.
Charge Water Account, A. and r.
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s. W. Perkins, such sum representing
duplicate payment of water rents for tne
Lot G1, No. 215 Seventh street, pay
ments made May 8, 1904, and June II,
1904, respectively.
Charge Water Account, A. and y.
Resolved, That the contract for the
FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
OF LUMBER,
from date Of contract to May !, 1901, at
the Pipe Yard, on Bay street, Wayne
Street Stables, High Service Pumping
Station, on Summit avenue and at Belle
vile. in accordance with specifications on
file in the office of the Clerk of said
Board, be and is hereby awarded to JAS.
f. Stewart Co. at the price named in its
bid, namely, 89% of the following stand
a'u ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.:
1907 Standard
Of Cost.
About 1900 spruce boards, 2~x-. 90
About 800 spruce joists, 2"x3"x =.
About 400 1000 surveyors stakes, %
Abont eaaf 1900 feet B. NJ. yellow
About 5000 feet B. M. spruce - -
timber, per NJ. .......: 500
1t being the lowest bidder and the Cor
poration Attorney be and is hereby dl-
rected to prepare and have executed the
necessary contract for the same.
Resolved that the contract for the fur
nishing and delivering of
CAST IRON WATER PIPES,
in accordance with specifications on file
in the Office of the Clerk Of said Board,
be and is hereby awarded to The W. w.
Farrier Co. at the price named in its bid,
namely. S3O.35 per ton of 1000 pounds.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
300 lengths of Gin. pipe to weigh S2.S
pounds per lineal foot.
500 lengths of S-inch pipe to weigh
Az pounds per ineal foot.
500 lengths of 12-inch pipe to weigh
50. / pounds per lineal foot.
100 lengths of 16-inch pipe to weigh
124.7 pounds per lineal foot.
1t being the lowest bidder and the Cor
poration Attorney be and is hereby d.
rected to prepare and have executed the
necessary contract for the same.
Resolved, That the specifications pre-
sented by the Chief Engineer on this
date for the furnishing and delivering of
water gate boxes and covers, and man
hole heads and covers, from date of con-
tract to May 1, 1907, be and is hereby
adopted and ordered filed, and the Clerk
of this Board directed to advertise for
proposals in conformity Herewith.
Resolved. That the specifications pre-
sented by the Chief Engineer on this date
for the furnishing and delivering hydrant
connections, plugs, caps. sleeves. bends,
half-sleeves and Over-sleeves, Drancnes
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materials
g9 cent Of the above standard
the
called
twelve n m presented, folows-
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Resolved, That warrant be ordered
drawn upon the City Treasurer in favor
of that officer, to be deposited to tho
credit of June 1906, Interest,"
On water, So, 750.
$350OO0 per cent. bonds. due June
/. 1921. $3.50.
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From Inspector Of Street Cleaning:--
Submitting report Of streets cleaned
from May 21 to May 27, 1906, both dates
inclusive.
Received and ordered fled.
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Resolved. That the specifications pre-
sented by the Chief Engineer on this date
for the furnishing and delivering hydrant
connections. plugs, caps, sleeves, bends,
half-sleeves and over-sleeves, branches.
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On motion the Board adjourned.

GEO. T. B0UTON,
Clerk.
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BOARD OF EXCISE COMMISSION.
ERS OF JERSEY CITY.

Adjourned regular meeting at the City
Hall, Wednesday, May 2. 1906.
The roll was called at S.45 o'clock p.
Present-All the members of the
Board -
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS,
ETC
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1906.
Received and ordered fled.
REPORTS OF CHIEF ENGINEER
The Chief Engineer reported on GER
tifeates in favor of the following:
The Barber Asphalt Paving Co., $500,
on account of contract No. 1903.
The Barber Asphalt Paving Co,
81, 900. on account of contract No. 1889
on account of contract No. 1905.
Uvalde Asphalt Paving Co., $500, ON
account of contract No. 1917.
j. Roosevelt Stanley, $1,000, on ac-
count of contract No. 1867.
Charles O'Neill, $500, on account Of
contract No. 1884.
Patrick Connolly, $1,000, on account
of contract No. 1882.
Henry Byrne S3,573.96, on account
of contract No. 1881.
From the same 0fficer:=
Submitting specifications for Repairs
to Asphalt Pavement" which are not
under guarantee.
Submitting specifications for the Inn
provement of Columbia avenue, from Ia
briskie street to ThOrne street, with Bel
gian blocks.
From the same Oflcer:-
Submitting specifications for the con-
SCruCIllOn OF sewer III spruce street,
from a point 95 feet west of Hudson
Boulevard to and connecting with sewer
at Germania avenue and Spruce street
From the same Oficer:-
Submitting specifications for the inn
provement of Virginia avenue, from
West Side avenue to Mallory avenue.
From the same Ofieer:-
Submitting sketch showing the pro-
posed erection of stairs at Congress
street, from Paterson plank road to
Eighth street, Hoboken; the cost of
which estimate at 5000.
From the same Officer:-
Submitting an estimate of about 81 200
as the cost of establishing a storage yard
on the southwest corner of Reservoir
grounds No. 2
From the same Officer:-
Submitting an estimate Of about $500
for repairing asphalt walks in Van
Worst and Hamilton parks
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
The following claims were presented -.
Frank p. Leblanc, $75.
( Philip Muld0on, 800.
H Fl. Bowley. $125.
John Hart. $50.
John Boyd. $100. /
ITO be continued.l
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The Committee on Printing and Sta.
tionery presented the following
Resolved, That $41.75 be paid to Union
Printing Co. for various supplies, Clerks
Office, May, 1905. claim No. 47S.
Charge Printing and Stationery.
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It was adopted by the following vote
on a call of the ayes and Nays
Ayes-Commissioners Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck
Nays-None.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
HYIAND-MowATT MATCH.
Contest VIII Be Held During Elks'
Week in Huge Tent,

The Denver Express prints the fol-
lowing interesting announcement In con-
ncction with the match between DICK
Hyland and Young Mowatt:
Articles have been signed for
tHenty-round bout in this city on the
night OF July 20 between "Fishti1S
best ones to sleep. and Young Mowatt
Chicago sspiSant whG has sondnefor eSTneS the
A huge tent capable of caring for at
least 1000 people, VIII be erected at the
end Of the Stout street car limo, In a
vacant field FAR enough away from resi-
dences to alley any opposition In the
neighoorhood.
The date selected is Just at the close
Of the Elks' convention and II 10 ex-
pectcd that a large number of visitors
will remain in the city and witness tho
exhibition.
Hyland has been In the city for some
time and has won friends by his clover
work in exhibition rounds at a local
thcater His biggest night was at salt
Lake when he put away Young CoTbett
| a few weeks ago. yhen the former Den
| yer idol was trying TO climb back on
uae Leader Of fananN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
BICYCLE GOSSIP.
News About Fem, Kramer and the
Notorious Pursuit Race.

Manager Chapman expresses himself as
being kecnly disappointed with the result
OF the Lawson -Samuelson pursuit race,
He cannot understand why Lawson did
not sprint when Sammy began TO close
up and admits that the race was q poor
one from the spectatorb standpoint
Chapman insists. however, that II was not
q frame-up and that II II had been II
would have been stretched out so as TO
please the public, at least
The poor exhibition OF Tuesday even
ing. however. came as hard blow TO Nc
Farland. Chapman says that under no
condition will he bill q match race be-
tween Sammy and Mcfarland now.
Manager Chapman has received official
notification OF the suspension OF Fcnn be-
cause OF his failure to live up to the CON
tract made with the management OF the
saucer. Fem agreed to come here In
JuEe and signed contract to that ef1ect
early last spring. The picking at Walls
burg. however proved 10 be better than
nc had expected. and consequently he de-
cIded not TO come. When the board OF
managers told him TO go West nc replied,
mo" Chapman is informed that Fem
has decided TO hght the order and will
stop riding for the present season rath-
CT than live Up 20 his contract.
u. w. Burnett uncle and manager OF
Frank Kramer. is now IN communication
with Manager Chapman. Kramer has
arrived In New York and " things pan
out right It Will not be long before he
arrives In Zion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
Entries at Jatonia.
Special TO The Tribune.

Sn.c,sl 10 The Tribune.
CINCINNATI. July u:-Fret race ak
furionSe, selling. Lady Charge ~ same
"a a 20, Inspector Girl 30, Pete vinegar
o. Cantor 90, McCutcheon 81 Wlgglestick
90 St}Il Hunt 50, Leo Bright 50. KANE,
In Moare e5. Heine &C. Libation lol I'D
Early l02 Otsego lol, Blucher lH. DR.. Inr-
second race mile. selling-ssnta Lucia
S; Ter % Yachting Girl IS, Lmeriok, IL! Cir Girl
10 TTonpouse i12, Doeskin lCl 81; Noim@9 ma
10 HARLEQUIN 102 DocIc l02 FTiyoi @ iUS'
Moredo i0i. Light Opera lo4 Arehllsht loe.
Third race six furlongs, sslnn8-aiina n
fsaraia 90, Early Hours g, queen car rune az
a. Hanbosal IS, P1nda 50. LightbuTn ss
pismond Betty 100. Belltoone l0l, Bellyl
Ghirer los Intense lh6. Potter los, Mayor
Inhnson i0s. clyde III, Whoa Bill III Gil
pin 11s. ,>r ,,r,ones bandican-
,obn English 81, Daring 81 Major T
Soraon I60. Envoy 100. Mc1lvane loe. MIL
Jaaes 100 Brnden 1os, 49,
Eifth race. Ave furlonEs-Cnas q
Trpstworthy 81, American Bell 81 WEB.
her O., senator 100, Warner lOo. MeraIe' Ifn
I"S TsSI Fair Faeot lG7. Warner Griswold no
CSarley Mitchell ll6. zipahso lib. over
iando 1ib. ,,sirtsartb.-
vinrizel N, Stroud 19S, Mamis Ai9el iN
e. Paris 106. Double Six los Marsha
Nev 168, Huzzah los.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
VALUATION OF CITY
Total for the Present Year 81 ,i31 ,66o
Over Preceding Year.

Tho assessed valuation of all Salt
Lake city property for the present year
ia Sa1lO3 661 according TO figures
completed Wednesday by the Couay
Auditor's office. The valuation for 1903
vas s39.6Tl, ,996. which gives gain Tor
The wear OF S1.431,665. The detail OF
the amounts assessed to the dinerent
classes OF property has not been pre-
The city Auditors oficc Will take up
the work Of preparing the tax levy next
Monday. Notices have already oeeh
sent cut TO the various city depnIt-
any extra expenditures In order that
same may be considered In the tax levy
Tho CITY tax levy will probably be an
nounced the coming week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12

sosALs FOR BUILDINGs-DE-
nent Of the Interior, otrice OF In
eEairs, Washington, .. C, June ~.
66faIeo proposals, plainly marked on
.oVTsIDE OF the scaled envelope.
Sssels for Buildings. Southern Utah
and addressed TO the Commits
oi Indian Affairs, Washington. D.
NV be received at the Indian Office,
q oelock 2. m. OF July a. 1906, for
Hsalhe and delivering all materials
nnor required TO construct and COM
brick dormitory and brick hos
Tth plumbing, piping for scetylene
|snd steam heat, and water and sewer
III. AZ the Southern Utah School.
N strict accordance with plans and
cetlons and Instructions to bidders.
may be examinc< at this office. tho
OF the Salt Lake Tribune" Salt
NMy, Utah. Standard" Ogden.
q Improvement Bulletin" Mime
alnnesota Builders and Traders
e1nge, Minneapolis. Minnesota, the U.
%coah Warehouses at Chicago. Illinois
.vsEaha, Nebraska. and at the school.
itner Information apply TO Laura
'rS- superintendent, Orton, Utah.
NJ LARRABEE, Acting CommIs.
ynoSi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-12
CHANCE TO REGISTER KICK.
Association Football Members Want TO
Establish New Place Kick Record.

Disgruntled politicians or others who
have a kick TO register can do so a:
Lagoon on July II on this day the
members of the Salt Lake Association
Football club win hold forth at that re-
sort and one OF the feature events will
be the effort TO establish n new State
record for a place kick As tho ball IL
placed dead on tho ground. II is n very
difficult feat TO send II any great dis
tance William Service. the president OF
the association. says that the oppor
tunity 70 win this event is opon to all.
especially college football players.
The athletic programme includes
among others the following events: 100
yard dash, 50-yard dash. tug of war, IS
yard dribbling contest. sack race and
I4n-yard race
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HELD FOR IDENTIFICATION
Negro Race Track Stable Man Ar
rested on Serious Charge.

Pearl Smith, a well-known negro
hanger-on about race tracks, who mas
given Salt Lake the profit and pleasure
OF his presence for the past two or
three months, was arrested early TINS
morning by Detective w. II. Chambers
and booked at the city prison Tor IN
vestigation.
A young colored man, whose name
has not been disclosed. was robbed of
a considerable sum OF money few
nights ago In the tenderloin district
and he gave @ description OF the thief,
which the officer thinks fits his prisoner
10 a nicely The man who lost the
money Will be called 10 identify Smith
TODAY
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Special to The Tribune
SEATTLE. Wash July 1l.-Eirst
race, elcyen-siXteenths OF a mile, selling
-Ebel Thatcher, TrycounelIs 10; Moo
ropuse, Col Jewell. Temptation, los,
Contestrix, Seed Cake los. Jim Pcnder-
CAST Black Gem, l02.
Second race. e-siNteenths OF
mile, selling-Wnpnagoot Paletnon'
10; Ledy's Beauty. Katherine c.. Mrs.
Frankie Sewburgh, Alta Spa, Laseen,
Mrs. Mathews, Rouee. John ], Mohr lo7.
Third race, seven furlones, selling
Dutiful, Yellowstone, Sandstone, ll0,
Matt Hogan. Pay Ne, Bearhunter,. ioI;
Birdie P, ST. Winlfrede, Metlakletla.
Lady Mirthful. Maxtress. lo6; Old Mike,
l02.
Fourth race. eleyen-sixteenths OF a
mile-Henry Waite. The Mighty 1os
Saiable. Buchanan 1os; Entire Nous.
Peggy o'Neel. lot, Neotness. ss;
Fifth race, nile, sellHnsnpiore66SSe ,6S
Cabin go, Ralph Young sS, Crigli 9S.
Sixth race. milc--Fulletta, Gov. Davis
Huston, Col. Bronston, l02; Tenordale
Lolita Gladstone. Kumiss. 81,