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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
EAS0N RELEASED READILY MADE BOND IN SUM OF S1o,COo WHEN MANDATE
 ARRIVED. w. H. Langford. j. E. Boyce and J. E. Hutt Signed as Sureties for
 the Defendant.
I. N. Eason, who was confined in the

I. N. Eason, who was confined in the Jefferson county jail, for the killing of H. K. King. was released from custody Monday evening at $40 O. clock. upon the arrival in this city from Little Rock of Ben Altheimer one of his attorneys. with the man, date from the supreme court fixing the. bond at $10.00O.
 The sureties on the bond are W. Fl f.aneford, ]. F. Boyce and J. F. Hutt. which bond had already been tender ed the sheriff before the arrival Of the mandate, and which was immediate' approved upon the arrival of MT. Al tfleimer from Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
LOST THEIR CASE
Chancellor Elliott Refuses 10 Grant Injunet- ion to Citizens on Fourth Avenue 10 Re- strain City From Collecting $25 Each for Connections With New Water Main.

In the chancerv court Tuesday. in the case of John s. Bell and others against the city of Pine Bluff, the in junction asked for by the petitioners against the city was refused by Judge Elliott.
 The petitioners sought to restrain The city from making a charge of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
Fine Dogs

J.E. Wells on Tuesday morning re ceived two very fine pointer pups for which he paid a fancy price. Thf mother of the pups was purchased D her present owner at $100 when she was a pup, and the pups are register ed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22

Get All That's Coming to You.
 You are entitled to 1t. You will get 1t if you get your clothes made by Eisenkramer the tailor, above Citi- zens bank, Second avenue, corner of Pine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22

Carmichal Leslie lmon. Anita John, Robert Cherry, Eunice Norris Emily Russell Clark Richardson. Camille Lewis Watson, Jessie Wilkins.
 Presentat of flowers, by the mar shals. Virginius Alexander. Preston Carter, Gerson Elliott, Maurice Eil bolt, Walter Wilkins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22
 River Stage.

Arkansas river-Fall, 2; stage Tuesday morning, ST; danger line,33-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22

$25 against each person who tapped the lateral water main which has been Isut along tho north side of Fourth avenue The court ruled that if the citizens wished to tap the main they would bc required 10 comply with the provision fixed by the city as to the price.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09
NUMBER 40
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER o.

81. Claude Miner ct al VS..
John w. Miner, partition.
$. j. V. Feaker VS.. Arthur
Buchanan ct al, suit on note.
50. John G. Allega ct al, ex
parte, partition.
81 sirrilla Montgomery ct al,
ex parte, partition.
So J. c.. Crawley vs.. Robert
Christopher ct al, equity.
So. w. H. Nefi ct al vs.. r.
A. Patterson ct al, ejectment,
transferredfrom Salisbury.
90. Mrs. John w. Bell vs..
Wabash Railroad Co.. damages.
6I. Charles s. Nash ct al vs.
William Morrison, ejectment.
O.. Efie Minor Sears vs..
Robert Sears, divorce.
O.. H. R. Mason VS.. L, s.
Curry, attachment.
64. Triplett Gas & Coal Co.,
ex parte, dissolution of cor.
poration.
SIXTH DAY-sATURDAY, NOVEMBER "A.
65. Jasper M. Peery vs.. J.
P. Randolph ct al, suit on note.
90. Jasper M. Peery vs..
Finley Green ct al, same.
o.. Tobias Miller vs.. Martha
j. Miller, divorce.
6S. L. M. Applegate ct al vs..
Alphonso Moore, suit on note.
6o. Pocahontas Sanders vs..
Clarence E. Sanders, divorce.
20. Tillie Davis vs. Leroy N.
Davis, same.
II. Mable May Adams vs.
Grover G Adams, same.
y. Henry Heryford VS.. EN-.
ma Heryford, same.
y. Lizzie Ford vs. Warren
Ford, same.
n. Maggie Flommerfelt vs.
Elmer Flommerfelt, same.
Is. Matte 8. Taylor vs.. Alva
M. Taylor, same.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09

D., where Mosely has bee n
wo rking under an assumed
name on farm. About the
time the capias was issued for
his arrest Mosely shook the
dust of Charlton county from
his pedal extremities. but has at
last been apprehended and his
case will be docketed for trial al
the Novem Der term of circuit
court at Keytesville, which,
meets Monday, November 49,
Sheriff s. j. Shaughnessy
left yesterday afternoon for
St. Joseph, Mo-, where Mosely's
captor will meet Sheriff Shaugh-
messy with the prisoner.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09
The Coat of Arms Of Missouri,

The Coat of Arms Of Missouri,
The following sketch of his.
tory is taken from an issue of
the Fulton Telegraph of some
years ago: When Missouri was
admitted into the Union, the
powers were then required to go.
lect q man, an honest man, q
man of great mind and learning,
to get up q device and motto for
the state of Missouri. Those
then in power chose George
3urckhartt of Howard county to
do the work; They chose him
because he was honest, he was
wise, he was learned, he being
one of the best educated men
of our then infant state. Mr..
Burckhartt took the thing under
consideration, and, after spend.
ing q great deal OF time and Ia.
Dor, produced the device of the
crescent, the bears and the bee.
hive, with the motto, "Salus
Populi Suprema Lexesto." His
employers looked upon it and
said it was good; the people
looked upon it and said amen.
George Burckhartt was a Wing,
and like the old Wing party, as
a party, was honest; but the
motto. like the state, was Demo-
cratic to the core. Missouri was
then in her infancy, 23rd in rank
among the other states. She
has now got to be great state,
the fifth in rank, yet the people
of the state say: "The voice of
the people is the supreme law"
Mr.. Burckhartt was the father
of the late Judge Burckhartt,
formerly circuit judge of the
Ninth judicial circuit composing
the counties of Randolph, How.
ard, Boone and Galloway, and
grandfather of Mrs. A. j. Miller,
ne 9 Burckhartt, of Sumner, Mo-,
to whom we are indebted for
this clipping concerning one of
| Misso urls pioneers.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09
MAN WAS MADE TO HUSTIE E.


on 1t IS ordered that a patent be is
sue to said VIM. A. and Chas. A.
Susewind for said lands.
Same as to lot 8 in Sc or 28-55-
10, containing 40 acres, more or
less, sold to Paul Gertz for Sc. %
an acre.
Same as to " est half of lot 3 in
sw or 1858 10, containing 40
acres, more or less, sold to Gus
tave Gertz for S6 25 an acre.
Same as to lots and 5 in ne
or, and lots 1 and 4 in NV or, all
in 1858 19, containing about 80
acres, sold to A. L. Welch for
S4.44 40 an acre.
Ordered that the county COL
lector credit the per -onal take .
assessed against the Brunswick
light and water. works for the
year 1906 with the sum of S62.80
on account of B. M. Strub, own
er of said plant, having been er-
roneously assessed by the county
board of equalization for said
year.
Same as to personal taxes of
j. B. Robertson in the sum of
S5.7O.
County mortgage given by
Jas. Fuller to the county school
funds for S152 15 ordered releas.
ed, it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the court that the same
was fully paid May IL, 1884.
j. A. Collet presents his &C
count for fees and commissions
as attorney and agent for sale
of swamp and overflowed lands
belonging to Charlton county,
formed by the recession OF the
Missouri river from it's former
course, which is examined, ap.
proved and allowed on the prin.
cipsl of the county school funds
for S245. It is further ordered
that the clerk of this court certi-
fy said sum to the county treas
urer for payment to said j. A.
Collet.
Bonds to school funds approved
as follows:
Miss KateI Cannon for S525 with
B. Hughes and Milt Bennett as
securities.
VIM. w. Moore for $70O with
J. E. Chrane and John Welch as
securities.
Ordered that this court do now
adjourn until Monday, Novem.
ber, 1905.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09

s. Ella Hood, W. H. Simons,
RENEWALS.
S. J, Showers, Ed Pearman,
Mira. Emma Hayes, Mrs. Minnie Walter.
O. Ryals, BENJAMIN Hayes.
VIM. Kuhlman, Oscar Grotjan,
Henry G. Brent, Johnson Bros.
Carl Mathews, Mrs. W. J. Ward,
Jesse j. Gaines, J. E. Chrane,
q. L Glenn, Lewis Shively,
John T. May, Chas. Shannon,
D. r. Patterson, VIM. Heiman,
Mrs. H. W. Hall, Joe Zweifer,
H. D, Mozart, Judge W. Hamilton,
Emmett Spence, A. Smith.
Miss Lillian Fleming, Carr Peterson,
Frank Kalinka.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09
Alpha M osely Captured.

Alpha Mosely of near Bynum.
vile, who is wanted in this
county for the seduction of
Miss Minah Hurt, also of near
Bynumville, under promise of
marriage. has been captured by
the sheriff at or near Artesian, 8.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09
No Part of a Man.

In res ponse to one of our sub.
scription statements, sent out
October Is, 1905, we received
the following impertinent, in.
sulting and profane letter. We
omit the name of the writer for
the reason that he has since
offered the apology we demand
ed, but we are still of the opinion
that he is no part of a man, and
We'll bet he hasn't a friend in
the entire neighborhood in which
he lives. Such an "animal' as
h Q is ought to be restrained from
running at large. His two letters
follow and explain themselves:
THE FIRST LETTER.
"Yours Of recent date you will
find enclosed 80 ct to pay you
in full for the time I have read
your paper & if you send another
o ne you must understand that it
is at your own expense I have
lived for 80 years without your
d" paper and 1 guess 1 can
finish without it you urged me
to take it and you have urged
me to pay for it now I will urge
you to stop it e. stop it now please
send me my receipt for this
money"
THE SECOND LETTER.
''i have your letter of date
October 19 and note what you
say relative to my letter to
you. It seems that you have
taken offense at what was con.
sidered by me to be harmless.
However, you demand al
apology, and as am always
disposed to be fair with all people
at all times, want to say to you
that if there was anything in my
former letter to you which was
in any way offensive I am
certainly sorry and take the op.
portunity in this way to beg
pardon for such act.'
The second letter was type.
written and was evidently from
a lawyers brain, whom this
would be Smart Aleck had con-
suited.
The editor of the COURIER did
ask this, then supposed, man to
su bscribe for our paper, and he
subscribed of his own free will.
We also plead guilty to having
asked him to pay for it as we
had perfect right to do. He
had no cause to take any offense
or damn our paper, and we very
frankly told him we would not
stand. for any such treatment,
and demanded an apology or we
would report him to the govern.
ment authorities.
Then he ceased to show his
teeth and got down on his belly
and crawled at our feet.
Moral: If you don't want the
COURIER, don't subscribe for it.
But if you subscribe, we shall
expect you to pay for it like a
man and withou braying like a
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09
Roll Of Honor.

We acknowledge our obliga.
tons to the following friends
who have either become new
subscribers or who have renew.
ed their subscription to the
COURIER since our last issue.
May heaven bless 'em:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
g. Ella Hood, W. H. Simons,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09

We learn from the Press
SbectatCr that the public school
building at Salisbury narrowly
escaped being destroyed by fire
Saturday night. A large quantity
of coal, stored in the basement.
under which there was great
deal of slack, caught fire by
spontaneous combustion, and
had not the janitor been at work
in the building it would very
likely have been burned down.
Four men were kept busy most
of Saturday night shoveling out
the coal and putting out the fire
Many thanks to Mrs. M. T.
Davenport, the good wife of the
efficient superintendent Of the
county poorfarm, for nearly
half bushel of large, toothsome
Huntsman's Favorite apples.
"Such apples as those Mrs
Davenport sends US would be q
favorite of everybody who loves
apples
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Regular November, 1906, Term
at keytesville.

FIRST DAY-MoNDAY, NOVEMBER, 10.
CIVIL CASES.
/. Susan G.. Redman ct, al,
ex parte, partition.
?. Coal & Iron National bank
VS.. j. L. Ritzenthaler, i, suit on
note.
;. Frances V. Riley.vs. Jesse
Riley ct al, partition. ...4-a.
4. George F. Wahl ct. al Tvs.
Sophia Hecke ct al, partition.
5. Louis W. Grotjan ct al
vs.. Sophia Hayes ct al, partition.
e. William Hopkins vs. ia.
cob Schrenk, receivership.
7. E. w. Price vs.. j. D.
Cunningham, damages.
8. Emma A. Dickson vs.
Nan cy E. Gheens ct al. parti.
ton.
@. William E. Hill VS.. L. A.
Embree ct al, suit on note.
10. H. G.. Francisco, admir-,
vs.. William E. White ct al, suit
on note.
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
CRIMINAL CASES.
II. State of Missouri vs.
Charles Randolph, felonious as
sault.
~. State of Missouri VS.. j.
H. Burris, felonious assault.
-. State of Missouri vs..
Robert Christopher, Jr., felon-
ious assault.
Id. State of Missouri vs.
Berley Wood, common assault.
CIVIL CASES
IS. Mary Morgan vs. An.
drew J. Marsh, unlawful de.
tainer.
10. Cynthia Simpson vs.
Taylor Simpson, divorce.
II. Nancy Hayes ct al vs.
Mary White ct al, partition
IS. Matte Cuddy vs.. Acey
Cuddy, divorce.
THIRD DAY-wEDNEsDAY, NOVEMBER 81.
10. Allen Medlin ct al vs..
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Ins.
Co., suit on policy.
20. David Brinker vs. Mary
Brinker ct al, ejectment.
Fl. Bette A. Hollenbeck vs.
VIM. M. Hollenbeck, divorce.
p. Rachel Moxley vs.. James
L. Moxley ct al, suit to decree ii.
tie.
p. James Free vs. David
Minich ct al,replevin-change of
venue from Linn county.
24. Union Coun ty Savings
bank vs. M. D. Sanders, suit on
notes,-transferred from Sails
bury.
25. illness D. Scoggin vs..
Fred Schmitt ct al, partition.
26. Mary ]. Reed ct al vs.
John M. Tillerson ct al, partition.
~. R. L. Tieda)e ct al vs.
Neoma Hoskins, partition.
%. First National bank vs.
E. w. Herring, suit on bill Of
exchange.
20. G. H. johnson vs.. Van F.
Boor, curator, ct al, partition.
90. Henry Reese VS.. Otto
Reese ct al, partition.
FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, NOVEMBER %.
81. Ella Standley VS.. Fred
W. Standley, suit for dover.
q. U. S. Hall VS.. Ed R..
Carlsbad ct al, replevin.
3. Hattie F. Wood ct al
VS.. Virginia Dinsmore ct al.
partition.
"a. Mary E. Stone vs.. Isaac
L. Stone, divorce.
s.. E. B. Kellogg vs.. j. F.
Hendrickson ct al, suit on note.
60. Dairymans State bank vs..
John Dickinson ct al, suit on
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Regular November, 1906, Term.

Court met Monday, November
5, with all of the officers present
as follows: E. B. Welch, pre-
siding Judge, Geo. T. Johnson
and R. T. Morehead, associate
judges; s. J. Shaughnessy,
Sheriff, and H. H. Miller, clerk.
The following matters were en-
tered of record: w. A. Shack
elford, Thos. W Elliott and Gep.
M. Underwood ct al present their
petition for public road begin.
ming at the road running north
from Prairie chapel at the south
west corner of 17-54-20, thence
west along the section line divid.
ing sections II and 20 to point
on the public road running north
from the Foggin schoolhouse to
the Zion schoolhouse, the whole
covering a distance of one mile,
passing over the lands of G.. K.
Smith, H. L. Elliott and the es-
state of Samuel Elliott. Cause
continued till Wednesday, No
vember IA.
Same as to a public road petit
toned for by Henry Eubank,
said road beginning at the half
section line corner on the east
side of section 5-54.2O, thence
west along the half section line
dividing said section 5 from east
to west to point where the pub.
lie road varies in a Northwestern.
ly direction to the east end of the
bridge across Salt Creek in the
northeast quarter of section 5,
thence from the west end of said
bridge in a southwesterly direc-
ton as said road is now located
until it reaches the half section
line west of Salt Creek, thence
west along said half section line
to the half section corner at the
center of the west side of said
section 5, thence to intersect
with the public road on the west
side of said section 5.
In the matter of drainage dis.
trict No. s.: o. G. Dameron,
civil engineer, presents the &C.
count of t h Pan. American
Bridge Co. for buildingltwo steel
bridges across the channel of
said drainage ditch No. 5. Ac.
count allowed said bridge com.
pany in the sum of $1,000 on the
construction fund of said drain
age district.
Hansman & Schell granted Ii
cense to keep q dramshop at
their stand in Keytesville for q
period of six months from No.
member -, 1905. Said Hans.
m an & Schell also present their
bond, as such dramshop.keep-
ers, which is examined, approved
and ordered filed.
John Welch, special road com.
missioner, presents mis- report
sho wing that the work of grading
the public road between sections
81 and - and Is and 1e-55.18
has been completed, and recon.
mending the payment of one
half of the contract price there
for-S38 34-for said work. Re.
port approved and filed and &C.
count allowed to said special
commissioner.
Ordered that the following
swamp and overflowed lands, be-
longing to Charlton county, and
formed by the recession of the
Missouri river from it's former
course, be and is hereby sold to
VIM. A. and Chas. A. Susewind
for Sc. 66 2-3 an acre, wit: Lot
3 in the ne Or, ard lot 1 in the sc
Or, all in 80. 55. 19, and contain i.
ing IL acres according to A. F.
Arrington's survey. Said VIM.
A. and Chas. A. Susewind pre-
uaoa.@f ~ Wy Gn;ooo1l
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09

Don't send ten dollar flowers
to the funeral Of a man whose
family is left without any income.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09
Mules for Sole.

have Is good yearling mules
for sale at my farm, two miles
northwest of Triplett.
j. H. BROWN.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-11-09
Probate Pointers.

Allowances: Nancy A. Vance
against estate of VIM. Kaneer,
$40; W. R. Sweeney against
estate of j. E. Dunn, S46,95; T.
jackson & Son against estate of
Geo. King, Sr., $3.50; W. D.
Murphy against estate of Geo.
King, Sr., $50; B. Hunt against
estate of Lizzie Morgan, col ,
S46.50; Thos. j. Veatch against
estate of Sam'I Dinsmore, note
for S362.66.
Est. Lewis Lisle: On applica.
ton of the heirs of Lewis Lisle,
deceased, it is ordered that o.
P. Ray, public administrator, be
and is appointed administrator
of said Lewis Lisle's estate, and
that he take charge of and ad-
minister the same in his official
capacity according to law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
HOLO-UP is LIKELY TO
Be BURIED BY COUNTY
Former Employer of Dead Man
Speaks Well of Him in
a Letter.

Unless his relatives or friends are
heard from soon, it is likely that the
remains of John Gardner, the alleged
hold-up man who was shot and killed
in the Gilmore grocery store, on Third
South street near West Temple street,
while attempting to hold up the gro
Gerry man, will find a final resting place
in the local paupers burying ground.
Despite the efforts of the police, no
persons have been found who will bear
the expense Of giving the alleged
crook Christian funeral,
a letter has been received by The
Tribune from d, Y. BuIrell, of Rocky
Ford, Colo, former employer of the
dead man, which throws some light
upon the movements of Gardner prior
TO his coming to Salt Lake The let
ter, which is dated Oct. IL, follows:
Salt Lake Tribune. Salt Lake City. Utah,
Gentlemen;-We note IN October 18th issue
OF the Pueblo Star-Journal reference TO the
fact that John Gardner of Ordway killed
in Salt Lake City by n grocer who claimed
that ne was attempting to burglarize his
store
Mr.. Garduer was in my employ from Sep
lember IL until week ago. He was
pert cantaIoupe crater. He worked Tor me
here at Rocky Ford until September 29.
when we transferred him TO our melon fields
at sOrdway
lie was well thought OF by all our men.
lie spoke OF having mining claims in the
Yaqui country in old Mexico, He also men
Toned having uncle living between Colo
RADIO Springs and Cripple Creek, OF whom
he spoke. OF as being too old 10 work, but
having considerable means
When he left here he must have had al
least 500 in money. lie stated he going
to California. and agreed 10 help me In my
melon fields In southern California next
year, Yours truly, d. " BURRELL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
RICH ORE RECORD SHIPMENT
Goldfield Leasers on Mohakw Will Send
Out S50,O00-P -Per-Ton Rock.

GOLDFlELD, New, Oct IS.-Hayes
and Monette, leasing the Mohawk
mine, are preparing to make ship
ment that Will beat the world S record.
For several days the mine has been
sacklng from 300 TO 1000 pounds Of
ore day that viii run $4,000 per
ton. When this shipment is made it.
is designed TO grade it SO that it will
surpass by nearly 100 per cent the big
gest single shipment of ore ever heard
of in mining history.
The Hayes Monette lease expires on
the first of January and this week the
management augmented its equipment
or air drills. Twelve drills of the best
pattern are now digging out ore at u
tremendous rate,
Hayes and Monette broke q record IN
a shipment of this machinery, They
hired a special train in Denver, con
sistlng Of IN engine, caboose and
freight car and paid the railroad $4,000
10 run it through on lightning time
The Southern Pacific made it the sec.
ond section of their Overland Limited
and it came through Immediately be-
hind the flyer and reached Goldfeld
three days after lis start from Den
ver Freight from Denver usually
takes about three weeks TO reach Gold
field and by this saving in time Hayes
and Monette calculate they made not
less than a half million dollars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-19
Louisville Entries.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct lS.-Tbe enlrea
for Thursdays races follow:
First race, FIVE and q half furongs. SELL
ng-Isabe Aintree l02. My Bessie l0T Poke
Bonne, l0T. Ruskinetta l07 Two Bells i07,
Refined l0I, Tuplip 107. Lady Vimont lOT
Frances j. 107. Nedra 107, Alyth 10 jaw
Swift il0. Roger S. 10. San-Ardo ll0. Eric
son 40.
Second race, mile, selllng-os,erman os,
TETON 9S Suzanne 9S. Follow the Flag 9S
Eular 9S. Heart OF Hyacinth l0l, The Mate
1O1. Oliver 1O1, Gay Minister Jos. Gallop on
l07. Triple Silver l01. Peller l07 Percy
Greene 1o7. Fleetwood 1Q7. Rsyiana 1Oi.
Golden Sunrise 10.
Third race, mile sellng-Pulque az Ralla
9s, Hadur 1ol Sallie p. r. l02 Bitter Brown
lo2, Queen Caroline 1o2. Minneheha los. In
spector Girl 1906 Joe Lesser l07 Lansdown
1O7, St. Tammany 1o7. Butipski 1O7. Happy
Jack Ito. Revolt Ill, Agnes Virginia Iii,
Royal Legend liz.
Madoc l2S Scoops l2S, Barns 1872, Fabian i39
onyx III i36. Rejec,abie 1876. Manzo iSS S
sceptre l4o. Ben Shaw 143. Sam HoHheirner
los.
Fifth race. six furlorgs. selling-InterIieht
10. Marco 114 Dormonr ia. Posing l1i Ln-
rome ia, Sonny III. Fargo H. Phiora iI0
Operator ll9, Fentan ll9 Toboggan li9, Cal
lithce lta. Falkland 1l9 Sharp Boy l)9. Ros-
coe 122. Clifton Forge Lc2.
Sixth race, mile and an eighth. selling
Gauze 95 Judge Goodrdge e5, BeilevIew %
The Only Way l0i. Norando 10i Lazeu 10s
Jubs lO4, Golden Mineral LOG. Postmen los
Red Thistle no Arthur Cummar III
Weather. threatening: track, fast.