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The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1906-11-01
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03

therefore, showed more items received
from the superintendent than they
produced receipts for.
FOOTINGS:
We verified all the footings In the
treasurer's books, and found them to
be correct except for the errors made
in hooks as follows:
Duplicate Tax Receipts,
Footing Should
reads be
Page 20, April, 1902. IS 36.71 s 1871
Page 230, March, 1905. 62.71 62,61
Duplicate Tax Receipts,
County.
Page 269, March, 1905. 1862 127.O2
Receipt and Disbursement
Book.
Drain Column
reads
March, 1906, Page q,
Disburse. side. .23,4S2.0S 23,4720S
DATE NO. NAME
October 25 200 Jasper Randall
1904
June 23 1899 r. Mcbride
1906
February II sci Warren Jarrad
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03

On page 2S3 of Treasurer's Drain
book under Horton e Holmes Drain
payments are recorded as having been
made on March 4, 1901, as follows:
C. II. c. Potter, right of way $500
w. c. Baily, right of way, 1898
We find no stubs tofcompare these
amounts with, and the Drain Commits
sioner said there was no right of way
book.
On page $50 of Treasurer's Drain
Book, under North Creek and Osser
Drain, appears charged order No.
500 to A. Taylor for $725.
And on page 2S5 of Treasurer's
Drain book appears charged under
same order No. 394 to ]. Parker for
$3.50 and order No. S95 to George
Petten for $500.
All these should have been charged
to North Creek Drain.
The controlling balance of the
Drain Account or County Drain Fund
which appears in the General Ledger
of the County Treasurer. at the close
of business on April 80, 1906, was
$3S.772.95.
To this should be added on account
of error made in adding the disburse-
ments of the Drain Accounts in the
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03

(the paid orders for the years 1901
and 1902 having been burned by or
der of the Board of Supervisory
against the books of the County
Treasurer, and find that they agree
except as follows:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03

month of March, 1905, the total of
which in the Receipt and Disburse-
ment Book being $1,000 more than
1t should be-$10.00.
Making the total controlling bal
ance, $3S.7S2.95.
The balance of the separate Drain
accounts aggregate $3S,697.27.
Showing difference in balance of
$S5.6S.
We added together the balances of
the separate Drain accounts which
appeared at the close of business on
December 81, 1900, and found that
the total did not agree with the bal
ance of County Drain Fund shown
in Ledger on that date.
We did not therefore, try to recon-
cile the balance of the separate ac-
counts with the balance of the Coun-
ty Drain Fund. because we did not
know how far back We might be OBJ
liged to go or the length of time 1t
would take to do 1t, the account being
out of balance back of the date on
which we were authorized to begin
UT audit.
Continued on page eight.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03
JERSEY SEA SHORE EXCURSION
via
Grand Trunk Il ahioh NaIlav Route

Extremely low fares to Atlantic City,
Cape May, Ocean City and Sea Isle City
on all trains August ID. Return limit
August 10, 1906. Stopovers at Phila-
delphia, Glen Summit, Watkins Glen,
Niagara Falls and Detroit on the return
trip. For futher particulars consult To-
cal agents or write to
GEO. w. VAUX;
A. g. p. IL T. A.,
1876 Adams ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03
.sasva1d snoa1o sIHL
Ringing Brothers Have an Amuse'
ment That ExceIs All Others.

Monday, August 10, is the day fix
ed TO rthe exhibition of the Ringing
Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows, in
Owosso. Readers of this paper are
familiar with the magnitude of high
character of this famous show. No
circus has ever reached the public
heart like this one. Other exhibit
lions come and go, but the impression
they make Is short-lived, while the
memory of the great Ringing Broth
ers' Shows is lingering pleasure,
and makes their return warmly well
come. Circus ideas that whet Curl
osity generally originate with this
great enterprise, and whenever copied
by other shows never create the same
interest or sensation. The reason
is not far to seek. The Ringing
Brothers not only expend extravagant
sums of money to get the truly novel
upon securing the ablest known per-
formers to interpret these acts, Each
season presents program of sur
prising freshness and enjoyment.
Everything goes along with the speed
of perfect system, and the myriad
and bewildering bill is finished before
the slightest tinge of unrest is felt.
Acts follow each other without the
slightest delay, and the delicate and
out friction or notice. The theatre
stage manager is made to appear like
a much overrated and puffed-up per-
son after witnessing the mastery
manner in which the immense pro-
gram of the great Ringing Brothers
shows is handled.
This circus is the standard of the
world, more than twice as big as
any other, and must be copied by all
that seek success. Last year it was
thought to have reached the climax
of size and inventive. genius, but this
seasons display proves this idea to
have been fallacious. Not only are
there a greater number of imported
ring features and startling home Gre
ations, including the spectacular pro-
duction of the "Field of the Cloth of
Gold" but all the other departments
of the show life-the menagerie,
aquarium and horse fair-have been
enlarged nearly double. Two gil
RATES., supposed to be the last of their
race, the only rhinoceros in captivi-
ty, real baby elephant, and SEEM
ingly incredible herd of forty ele-
plants, are exclusive features in this
remarkable geological collection. The
model horse of aristocratic lineage
and perfect symmetry is shown with
Ringing Brothers, marvellous eXhf-
billions, as seen nowhere else in the
world. These horses not only have
rare beauty of form, but they exhibit
amazing intelligence, and in their
graceful exercises present feature
of indescribable attraction.
Admission tickets and reserved
seats will be sold exhibition day at
Ringlin Brothers downtown office
for precisely the same prices charged
at the ticket wagons on the circus
grounds.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03

80, 1906, (the paid orders for the
years 1901 and 1902 having been
burned by order of the Board of Su-
pervisors), against the books of the
County Treasurer, and find that they
agree except as follows:
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N aaara Falls Excursion uvsday
Aug. 9Th

The Ann Arbor railroad will run its
annual Excursion to Niagara Falls, To
ronto, Montreal and Alexandria Bay,
Thursday, Aug. 9th.
Special train will leave Owosso at 7:20
p. m. Fare for round trip to Niagara
Falls 81. 25. To Toronto the fare will be
81 so higher, to Alexandria Bay $40
higher, and to Montreal $10.65 higher
than to Niagara Falls.
Special train will run through to the
Falls without change.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03

Witness Orders.
We have checked the stubsSof the
witness orders drawn by the County
Clerk for the period from January !,
1901, to April 80, 1906, and paid
witness orders for the period from
January 1, 1908, to April 80, 1906,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03
The Grand Trunk Railway System

Announces greatly reduced fares, going
August 10th, 18th, 18th and 18th to Mil
waukee, Wis, on account of the Grand
Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles. Re-
turn limit August 22d. For fares and
futher information call on local agent
or write to Geo. Vaux, A. G. p. & T.
A., 1876 Adams ST., Chicago, Ill.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03

Juror Orders.
We have checked the stubs of the
Juror Orders for the period from
January 1, 1901, to April 80, 1906,
and the paid Juror Orders for the
period from January 1, 1903, to April
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03

row orders against the books of the
County Treasurer, all orders having
been destroyed.
Very few of these orders were paid
in the years 1902 and 1903, and none
at all in the years 1904, 1905 and
1906; while in the year 1901 a num-
Der of them had been paid.
Issuing Sparrow orders was dis
continued by the County several years
ago.
Building and Grounds Orders.
We have compared the original in
voices with the stubs of the Building
and Ground orders drawn by the
Committee on Buildings and Grounds
and have also compared the stubs
and the paid orders with the books
of the County Treasurer, the stubs
for the period from January 1, 1901,
to April 80, 1906, and the paid or
ders for the period from January l.,
1903 to April 80, 1906, (the paid or
ders for the years 1901 and 1902
having been burned by order of the
Board of Supervisory, and find that
all agree except as follows:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03
SUPERIOR SERVICE.
D. s. 3. Line Steamers Represent The
Latest and Best In Marine
Cona rsscfIou

Detailed description of the steamers
Eastern States and Western States
would be tedious. Possibly it may be
abbreviated by saying that these new
boats are not only the largest and latest
but the best on any fresh water in the
world. The finest hotel is not better in
respect to furnishings. The rooms,
sleeping comforts, ventilation and cui-
sine are altogether admirable on these
truly palatial steamers
Send two cent stamp for illustrated
booklet. Address
d. b. STEAMBOAT Co,
Dept. B. Detroit, Mich
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County Treasurer for the period from
January 1, 1901, to April 80, 1906,
and find that they agree except as
follows:
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Au dltors' Reporr.
Continued from first page. }

the board of supervisors for the period
covered by our audit, and do not find
that the board of supervisors has at
any time, in fixing the salary of the
county treasurer, voted to allow him
the collection fee on delinquent taxes
as salary, or made any mention of the
matter.
The county treasurers, during the
period covered by our audit, seemed
to have followed precedent rather than
to have been governed by the statutes,
or any resolution of. the board of SUI
pervisors.
In accordance with your instruc-
tons, we did not make an itemized
statement of the amount of the collec-
ton fees on delinquent taxes received
by the county treasurer, leaving the
making of an iteniized statement until
after the matter has been brought be-
fore the board of supervisors; as, If
the board of supervisors wish to take
action in the matter, they will prob
ably wish to go back further than jan
uary l, 1901, the same practice having
been followed previous to that time.
We therefore give you only the total
amounts of such collection fees.
According to the county clerks re-
cord of duplicate tax receipts, the fonr.
per cent collection fee on delinquent
taxes amounted to $55S.32 from Janu-
airy ], 1901, to January 1, 1908, during
the term of Office of Treasurer r. F.
Kay; and from January /, 1903 to May
1, 1906, during the term of Office of
Treasurer A. H. Northway, the same
amount to $126S.95, a total of $1S27.27
during the period from January 1,
1901 to May 1, 1906 the period of this
audit
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03

Poor Orders.
We have checked the stubs of the
Poor Orders drawn by the Superin-
tendents of the Poor for the period
from January /, 1901, to April 80,
1906, and the paid Poor Orders for
the period from Jan. 1, 1903 to April
1, 1906, (the paid orders for the
years 1901 and 1902 having been
burned by order of the Board of Su
pervisors), against the books of the
County Treasurer, and find that they
agree for the differences referred to
in the report on the books of the Su-
perintendents Of the poor, as shown
above.
Soldiers Relief Orders.
We have checked the paid Soldiers
Relief Orders drawn by the Commits
sioners of Soldiers Relief for the
period from January 1, 1908, to April
1, 1906, (the paid orders for the
years 1901 and 1902 having been
burned by order of the Board of Su
pervisors), against the books of the
County Treasurer, and find that they
agree.
Sparrow Orders.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-08-03
State and County
tax column
reads =
99,471.47t 99,4S1.47
CONTINGENT ORDERS:

We have checked the authority of
the board of supervisors under which
the contingent orders were drawn by
the chairman OF the board of super
visors and the county clerk on the con-
tingent fund, and are satisfied that
they were drawn as authorized.
We have also checked the stubs of
the contingent orders for the period
from October 10, 1902, to April 80, 1906
and the paid contingent orders for the
period January /, 1908, to April 80,
1906 tthe paid orders from the years
1901 and 1902 having been burned by
order OF the Board of Supervisory,
against the books of the county treas
urer, and find that they agree except
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
AMI
WIVESAPLENTi
ANDREW BUCKLEY avs :.
Has TWO AND THAT M.
BUCKLEY no 2 HAS A M.
BAND BROUGHT OUT An u
VORcE SUIT.

Alleging fhat Sire naaklsy
another husband aud thaf !.
anofhef HIfe Andres Raakls.
Dunlap. yesterday opp4sss
HfHHilaF ~ q tefmaaenf rssirsi.'
order sought hH Airs Iheklsy 81
sait fHf divorce 1hs court sss.s.
the order
Mfs Buckley Who claims a..
married 70 IuHi.ley in Agleblg.t
1913 started suit f9f divorce b.. !.
alleging drunkenness anf efaa,
ahe nis3 CO. 8fe1 e feHfnaiaiss ~
preventing Buckley from sr...
Size house anq from ulihas..e
money ou deposit DOB he aasssr'
FIar American bHHk
in bis effort fesfertay - 81
cause SHY the temporary fsssss,
ing order should Hot be madf
uaueHt HuekieY filed an sta,
alleging rhHt na he now hatAs.l
living d. Chicago ana Ars Easfm
has n husband st. Topeka. 4,
there never naa r. fnafrlage.
Haf Nisy sags thai hs n~ n,
buckley or the streets u sssin,
1855 aud heeafns 20 euamofss ~.
thsi by common consent thss 4,
ttacted ma HHeit union Eoos ~.
they went 10 Detroit, Mia 49, !.
few weeks later 70 - Paul -
H. Michigan nad Nilanssss 4.
Statutes provide for a coninss =,
marriage and upon this Airs -,
isg baase her contention IA, -,
vaa mafIiakr she elasrna V ~.
been divorced from hss farrnsf 4,
band. whose name was AL
The couple have lived e ~
y bout Seattle fsF number u r.s,,
.The result u the dieofes as,s u,v
chang ths flfie % several pes. !,
real estate MS the couple have sass
sveraI deals CO. propffy ~ husaast
and sifr A chicken rpnch ia f,s..
tap - their iarEesi posssss,os
Mrs. Buckley ruccedsa IN ksrss
.fha ininurtian mnfs psFnrer
pending the result = ms -, a,
vas allowed 80 fenpmsry -
money ana So temporary sElnsa4
Buckley b. allowed me safus snasv
faF suif money.
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sur TWO ARG LsFr.

CHICAGO Ialv q. m TIRE tennis
Tournaments for tie Western chams
rtouahlp emily tea coaisudefn are
iest. Nat EamaenaH- ~ CtuelmastL
asa I. n Waltnut. uf chicago rhef
win tiay Eoaav 10 decide Nhn yin
sksilsake Rfelsh collins for the
rhanriaushtn - the Esfnlvftnain
yesterday ghs beat game waa be-
tses-n Hunt. % caiifgrnis. and
Nnllusr. uhieh taok che luil i've
sata Hunt aoH the fiea& two ssts.
hat fhsn vent 70 pivees ara less he
thYse. IT, she finals Cor he toubiss
saaax Collins snd Hunt wia meet
fArnad avs RiwfNnn.
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In All the World No
Ride Like This

No where IN America stll yoa
fIna more beauiifgi sc0nsgY. ulore
mountains. Valleys rivers and Va
lets than on The Port Orchard Route
bstwnen Seattle ard hFctasft0n
Take the chlldrun and let thcm
breathe the fresh sal, air. of fetuq
on the sand AZ Pleasant hcach
Boats leave Pier at . %. $40 ans
1880 a. m. and lis. 20 and 10
o. m Round trip. sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
FAST AMATEURS
TO PLAY

The Hainiofa and the Hnohomish
baseball team will meet tomorrow
If Madison park The Hnlnieit
we're to have played Kent but az
that team diahanaad. The game With
tho fast snahumlHh aggregation
wHa secured.
The team fnpfnas nilnE hnnhuth|
iah this year Is composed Of a Tine
bunch Of hitiera. bat Klaus. theI
nainier pitcher. should be able ioI
hold his own With them The iiHihI
isra Viii have couple Of new faces
la their lineup. a. knyaen. pafeg
and Whiiteno.s ell LEFT viii theI
Anaeoftsa team FOR Calgary.
The game will start id Z O'Clock.
and ladies will b. admitted free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
Around Mercer Ih1i
on Steamer Fortuna

Tonight. iessiag L1sehl pazf II
% fog q IS mile trip sroaaa H.
Ger island This trip 10 u.tnf
rAssaa Ia Atusrica far masalf
loent srrnsrg Pare 3 cents p&1
forEu; the raeoniIght esegFs2n
eFcrT nixht. weather peFtNlttsre
ieavfnx t.raehl para 81 SIS az
Matlsea psrk At - rare 50 ceats
rertnna makes regular trip arps1d
NsfesF Ieitnf. Leaving issarhi ~
te - = m and 50 ani z - : N
sss
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Have You Seen the
San Juan Islands?

rnaansaiaa the hlIts ard valleys q
fhs fuket Sound country To- day
fghte No trip n America equals
this far grand scenery Sandiy July
-. the ssaknlficsat Steamer What
coua leaves Pier 81 a. ~. far an
sxcarsion 70 thsks beaullfui isiauas
TnAs tns entire family freru the bot
city for a days Getting q wi -
shefn a eofiA q geoa noant trip
face s. Sc. -
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HARVARD oaew ssl}

NEW YORK. tulY ss ~ a.
FaFa rowing crew that All NJ -
cambfldsa university siaht "
sAter September 3 ssiis ~
here fur England ou the ira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
DOWN TO FINALS.

foNuWOup. Aaaa July sa
The feunis tournament for the
tsonKu aoa cup IL down iu the finals
and today "a J ciothiar OF rbiia 81
daiphin. will play Kari " nrhr -
New iiaven ~ decide who viii have
the honor ~ challenging " A lar
ned. the present hnianf - the cup
Ia the doubles \ u Harkstt aud =
Il Alexander. Of New York ulll play
Clnihief - Philadelphia. sud Tar
ued. Of Summit, \ J for the East
ern championship The same teams
nn~t year $50. when tbs former
uaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
DANNY MAHeR WINS

LIVERPOOL. iuiy 81 IA the lis
ern1al tuly mestinE yesterday Dan
nY Mahaf. the American ioekof.
son ihe Liverpool cup with Lord
nefb4a bag horse ehauner The
aee naa q handicap % i.t0Q soYsf
elEnH. over uus and threa'eighlhs
miles Velocity ran soepnd ana
Dinnsfurd ihsFd slne horses start
- and Chaueef. uha VAS ; 20 IN
The hsgtiaz. beat Velocity ID > dFiv
iua finlah b a neck
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LAND
OPEN FOR ENTRY

GREAT FALLS Mont. faiT H.
Ths decision ~ the unitsd sl1,s
lard office % throw open - pssh
entry about aase.ao8 seres q hal
h. Teton county. which Rad h@N
Withdrawn frofn public easry q n
vssnber :. Iso8 sens into effsa =.
DAY The land r. nav opsn - szr
under The homestead o. asaefi -
ana many applicants have zi'zt
been filed at The local land sff;a
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held tomorrow. thnfa Wiii Cafnn up
far confederation iha proposition or
the employing members ri the union
10 settle the differences between
them end the union n r. EXPECTED
that the proposition Nill be- oe-
raptad
The proposal 81 tie employing
members IT, that they viii pay ell
dues 10 the union ft1m thn date ~
thrif suspension. nHd continue tn
nay such dues ln the future 81 enns
alteration fof which thef be permit
ted by the union 40 work a. their
trade tn their own chops tn ans
capacity The EMPLOYERS refuse 70
may any strike assessments. sud fat
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LEAGUE OWES RECEPTION.

The Womsn's oVulon Label
league gave reception nt tbr IA.
Dor Tumple Thursday evening 10
fhe members ~ the IHfpauffrf
union a movement Wa started
10 urRnnizH league among the
NiEra ~ the HbinHle vea8cfB at
Ballard, aud committee VISA up=
unlnlal
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A Charming Trip

rhssuxh the Straits u gasn Tss
F'uea. Rosario Strata H3n 5usn Ia
lands. fssenptlga FaNa Thatcher
pass snA aarafeEa FassaKr. "a ths
sfsarnsr whateaH, irsvtnx per J.
aunAaY. twiY - Ticket. o. g. go
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SPOKANE Wise CHAMPION
SNIP.

BUTTE. Meat. July - The
spskRns Golf club won the indlyld.
uhi Interstate golf championship
from butte. tofaiing two events ~
tho locals one Ata-iu. Epuhane :
star PLAYER. defeated NoffaIt u
HATTIE. b one stroke. the last puts
At tho ninih hoio The team Chsm
pia n ship Of tho inter moantain roua.
try Waa wuu ~ Butte
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UReAANruR RIA ONLY nnAatI
TO JUSTIFY rHg JUDGMENT
or rHE PunIie-soT Up
surs A GOOD TalNo IN LAST
RACE.

SIX selling races furnished an nr
dinary daya sport a. the Meadows
yesterday. and an only one ihyutitn
van the hookmAkefa went home
with more IN thoir strune hoAei
than they brought 60 the track
Water Wanon. a black 9vldinE bf
Waturefcas HrhW Haas, the proper
Is uf Al doi4lnF. Was backed down
in the first race from 10 90 4 TO /.
bat the best be could De Wat to run
recond eouivatris. the 10 zoe
oud choice. led all the way aud Won
eoais hy two lengths. with hettiE
aboard WheAlatonc got third place
easily Happy Lad. the faYofiip,
With Atcnflde up. ran a very poor
rsaH
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TURF GOSSIP

Cricket Kelly. who FpAe Tor
isucky nald~in Ia callfoFnss last
Water. arrived at Tbs Msados q
yesterday. Ito vii ftda hers FOE
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Is tiafvta tsaHas an sails tff fsn
tasssa 4 afH HarsHn HaH asa nHf
NJ 49, fsraH rhfsn thss HsiH lssll''.f|fs
fkaata4 rHsFHa Net |saH e. HasssHHf g. Tia
f-s ffssssasas5n e. KNalaf #aefHffre hffp
sfHaif EHaIfk Meftaie EfetsH sass y
Wsa4 aasenay ftenaHne Nffst tssae on
sfFars -i'affasat q eusttts Lea 81 ftsfs
sfsarfHaHH seattle 4itNa g tAsse
L - Hrtftrea ifafafn
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PeliEruaa vas made favufiie IN
the aocnnd race. but was beaten 10
the closest cnish Of ths dnf hs uar
lado. who Vas rs to fellEruea
Id al the way bat faltered flsht a
iho end. ana uanladn. maklus a
great stretch run. iual did poke hts
face untef tho wire first Mrs.
Matthews beat Katherine G neck
for the show
Enchanler was the oalt faveflis
% the daY "a win fio led all the
Wa1 and Won easily from the Eray
gelding Paddy Lynch. who received
hiE play Garriok beat Eiha I've
lengths fof thita place
Marie H. from the stable 81 mn
short. vas Installed taFeftts IN the
fourth raea. bot thr and luferinde
raced each other iuto the ground
aud both qdlt az the head ~ tho
stretch Montague. 20 I. finished
sirunkif and Won easily by three
ieaEtha from Hsil Rera. who heat
home Anqna half lsaEth for the
place
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refusing % peg such asaassmsHia.
they were suspeni91 severed months
HrH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28

ollie johnson. who n training the
Atahls ~ Col Matt Reia Kelly II
probably tho best lightweight
Jockey on the coast. aud sill be
a welcome addition 20 the riding
talent nov 1T the track