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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given IN
Council OF Salt Lake City al h
tion of such Council 10 mnks q
Ing described improvement, Ia
TO grade. gutter and curb. .vil|
and pave with macadam (aaid
pavement TO be thirty (30) A
between curbs and nine fs) ibe}
State street from the south sld.
Temple street to the south ulds
North str"et, First North sfrs-f
east side Of East Temple slr,|
center OF State street; We,
street from the center OF 9lu
to the south side OF Second Nor
md Hillside avenue from ths
OF State street 10 the weat az
Canyon street, in Paving DIBri
and defray the abutters' porJI|
cost and expense thereof, "a
twenty thousand one HUNDRED 4
and 100 $50. .11107) dollar,
$4,000 dollars per front foot a
property, there being s,705.0 4
ting said improvement. by .
sessment upon the lots or 4
ground within the following
district, being the district To \
and benefited by said iu1l
namely:
Fronting on State street: Adj
6. Z and 8. block 93S plat "a; 4
3. 4, 8 and 6, block 2. plat y
the southwest quarter OF 81
township l north, range ! eas
tho southwest quarter Of ns<
township l north. range e.
lots l and .. block 1. plat u
lot 3, block /. and all Of lola J 1
elusive, block 2. plat tx" !.
Fronting on First North sire
lots 5 and 6, block 90. plat "a
lots 2 and 3. block /, and ell q
5 inclusive. block 2, plat e
Fronting on West Canyon u
OF lots l and 2, block !. plat
lots l and ., block i, and all q
7, inclusive. block 2, plat K
the southwest quarter OF =
township l north, range ] sas!
/ and lots TO 10. inclusive, p''
*"
Fronting on Hillside arenu'
lots 1 and Il, block 2. and alI
and 8, block /. plat *" Salt Y
survey.
The total cost Of said impi''
estimated at twenty-four fnea
enty-two and S4-100 ($24,0izl4
of which sum the clty's poElio
thousand nine hundred m
77-100 (SS,955.1f) dollars les'l'
thousand one hundred aeyt1
7-100 $50, ,1l7.07) dollars 10 %
local assessment.
All protests and obtectlon'
carrying out OF such intenao'
presented in writing 10 zoe
corder on or before the latn
gust, 1906, being the time =
Council when 1t will hear ~
such protests and objections
made thereto.
BY order of the City Cou''
Lake City, Utah.
Dated April 18th, 1sUo, .,s,
J. D. Mok1|
City g.
Paving Extension No. u
First appearance Wednesa''
1906
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
BIG HOUSES REsUMING.
Firms Who Suffered Losses in Frisco
Again Ready for Business,

AGAIN Ready for Business,
Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. July 26.-One by ono the old
San Francisco houses who were wiped
out by the disastrous fire and earth
quake on April IS are resuming their
operations. The latest Is the Levi
Strauss company, which lost three fac
tories and over S2,500.00O OF stock, in
addition TO Its manufactured goods, and
which is now ready TO resume business
William Harcombe OF Ogden. one of
the most popular travelling men on the
road, is just in receipt Of adyices from
his house that they are now prepared to
resume the filing of orders In the lines
of furnishings. and on August 1 Mr.. Har-
comoe VIII take to the road. the first
time in three months. His advIces are
to the effect that his new samples are
now on the way. Mr.. Harcombe is popu-
lar and his house is popular. and his
old friends in Utah, Idaho and Nevada
Will be glad TO see and welcome him
again.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
ON VISIT TO MINES.
Utah Men Pass Through ogden En-
Route to Nevada.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 26.-Frank Pierce OF Salt
Lake. accompanied by q. w. Clark,
superintendent of Senator Clark q
Opbir Hill mines, and z. M. Clark of
Senator Clark's Arizona mines, went
West today on the Overland To Yering-
ton. New, where Mr.. Pierce has Sc
cured some valuable gold claims that
are now showing strong copper de-
vclopment.
II is Mr.. Pierce's belief. from reports
he has had from his engineers. that one
OF the most important copper develop
ments in Nevada has been disclosed at
Yerington, and 1t is only another In
stance OF the copper underlying the gold,
as was the case and the experience in
Bingham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
SUMNER EXCURSIONS
Via Orgon Short Line.

Daily, June l TO September IS. 1906.
from Salt Lake City:
Portland OF Spokane and return (vla
Huntingdon, $4,000
San Francisco and return via Ogden
and s. P. both ways, $4,000.
San Francisco and return via Port
land one way, $50. So
Los Angeles and return via Ogden md
S. P. both ways $4,000.
Los Angeles and return via Portland
one way. s63.50.
Proportionately low rates from other
points
81,
See agents for further particulars
City ticket office. POI Main ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby vrv.
Council Of Salt Lake n c,,a y
tion OF such Council 10 - 81 d
Ing described improvemana.A aAe q
To curb and gutter yItn %
gutter to be thirty (aoI am s1 Ss1|
both sides Of all streets IN ,ael|
\ street. inclusive, e,u ION a
streets, between South Tospt Tpt q
streets. In Paving Dlstrlc,nap
80. and defray the abuttess..S So'
the cost and expense ,he. d
at nino thousand nino hnrsoi
dollars. or one and 25.ioH
por front foot of abuttine NJ. Wy
being 1920 feet abuttlna psopel
mont, by a local nssess,io ssio
lots or pieces of ground slt
lowing described district ',.uln ,a
and benefited by said + Ire' p
namely; IAN
Fronting on A Btreat.
and II A. block IA; all of lots ! a., a.
Fronting on B street. An
and 4, block 13; all Of lo,, gu
u. az
Fronting on d street. ~
and .. block IL; all of lots 2s.,
10. an'
Fronting on f street. AZ,
and 4. block 10; all NJ ,a
block 9, 'o'e
I Fronting on + street. An i,
4. block .. oil of lots 2 and \
Fronting on G street: All.
4, block 8: all of lots Q and : /,
Fronting on Fl street, Ai,s..1
4. block I; all Of lots 2 and : T. :,
Fronting ON street: All ~,
4, block 6, all Of lots Q ana \ i,
Fronting on X street, All g,
4. block 4; all of lots 2 ana : \,
Fronting on L street; An ~,
4. block 3; all Of lots Q ana : - 4
Fronting on NJ street: All o.'
4, block 2; all of lots 2 and : ! 4
Fronting on n street. ax'
and 4. block 1. plat "D". ~
and Q, block 8. plat &C." salt
Survey.
The total cost OF said ,mr,..
estimated ut ten thousand n.
and twenty-six (s10, ,l2s.0M 4
which sum the city's portiou n
dred and twenty-six (ssas6sI
leaving nine thousand pIrs'
go, 100000 dollars TO bs ralas5
assessment. =
All protests and objectIons I.
rying out Of such Intention mn.
sented in writing TO the Civ
on or before the 18th day Of An.
being the time set by said Ca
IT will hear and consider surz
and objections es may be msi'
By order OF the City Counc
Lake City. Utah.
Dated June 4th, 1906.
| J. B. MoREToN, City n,
| Curb and Gutter Extension n,
First appearance, wsdnesdu
1906. :"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
FALLS OVER A CLIFF.
Eleven-Yearo Girl Painfully Injured
in Ogden Canyon.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 26.-The little eleven
year-old daughter of Mrs. J. B. Mar
burger fell over a cliff on the dugway
leading into Ogden canyon this afternoon
and sustained a fracture OF the left knee,
in addition to other bruises. She was
removed TO her home and the fracture
was reduced by DR.. Dickson
This Is the point In the road down the
dugway where some OF the Councilmen
of Ogden wanted a fence built to protect
both vehicles and pedestrians. The move
ment to have the fence built was turned
down by majority Of the Council about
three weeks ago, and this Is one OF the
results,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered of
Record.

Ellen ]. L. Jones 10 Joscph a In.
cobsen. warranty dcod Al arasa
rods lot 2. section 40 townsb;n .
south range l cnst I
Same 10 snmo, warranty decd, right
OF way, LOT 2 section 40 townsfin
south range l cast
Kate MncKnicht Ia 7 M .ndor,nn
warranty deed. lots $500, bIock s
Ewst Park 1900
G. O. Cannon association 10 q w NJ
g. Building company, warranty
deed. 5oxl65 feet northwest from
80 feet north of northeast corner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
NOTICE OF AsSEsSn
RAYMOND-ILLrNOIS MiMsS MINI,

RAYMOND-ILLrNOIS AlNls
pnny. Location Of prsnc'gHt
business. Salt Lake CITY ve
Notice Is hereby given La ss
ing of the directors OF XIII
Illinois Mining compan{; {sas 4
the 27th day OF June, isvs
ment of one-half OF D syus
per month for three monn ~
On the outstanding capltea
corporation. payable 70 -
at room sos, Atlas buiIo,ns' ns5
One-half cent per snass
mediately. ANY stock u ms
assessment may. reina,n rnns MI
goth day OF July !syo, !, mjo
1uent and advertiser tos os,r,ss(
auction, and unless osy ;yss -
before. will be sold on tSsi'--
August, 1906. 10 pay tne AZ h
sessment together WITH w
SeTfisfng and expense OF
'er prshslf ,tsi a cent per snr
payable OIL the lStn hia Js' asbesf-|
stock upon which TINS ,st5 f d1
remain unpaid on tho aaigroue>'
tember, 1875. will 90 oI,ii o,hiir 1ol
vertised for sale az pSSs pSs hsfot<
unless payment is mad, y, 40 a.
sold on the lst day OF -
to pay the dellnaNsnta ~ asSysfd
cether with the cost oi -
oneohaif a cent per y s1i; ~;
navable on the 2nd day q ,sIs =
Any s stock upon which 'S,s iSs b
may remain unpaid on y. ,dsllr1
November. 1906. will "a susSIE
advertised for saie ,s made
and unless paymsn.t, 20 dsv ol D.
be sold OH the lesut xueut 81
1906, to pay the oeiisto enst Of e.
together with the
aTS expense Of sale r J{/
Secretary RaymOnd-illln9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
GIRL IS INJURED.
Thrown Out Of Runaway Wagon and
Painfully Bruised.

Painfully Bruised.
Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN July pa runaway accident
occurred on Washington avenue at 3
o'clock today, by which thirteen-year-
old girl named Della McGriff OF North
Ogden was thrown from the wagon and
sustained a shock and severe bruises on
her head.
The girl was in the wagon with her
brother. aud the team was driven up TO
a watering trough For some reason they
took fright, while the boy was standing
on the ground TO check them up. the girl
still being In the wagon, The team ran
and the child was thrown out at Twenty
first street and was taken into the home
of Ezra Farr, where her injuries were
dressed by DR.. Dickson, and she was
later removed TO her home. The team
made a circuitous run, and was finally
caught in front of the county Jail by
Under Sheriff Barlow Wilson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
PARK CITY AND RETURN $1.5O

Via D. r. G., Sunday, July 20.
Trains leave Salt Lake 8:15 a. m.
and $40 a. m. Returning, leave Park
City 1920 p. m. and 1880 p. m. League
baseball game on Park City ground,
Eureka vs.. Park City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
Pleased With Utah,
Special to Tho Tribune.

OGDEN, July 26.-John F.. Kurtz,
prosperous farmer and sheep grower of
Mitchell, S. D.. and brother of ]. H.
kurtz; formerly OF Ephrata, Pa, and of
the late Thomas ]. Kurtz. is visiting j.
H. kurts and wife in Ogden and will re-
main here for a week Yesterday the
brothers and Mrs. j. H. Kurtz visited
Salt Lake and took In all the points Of
interest, and as this is John Kurtz's
hrst visit here he was much interested
with Salt Lake and its environments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
EXCURSION TO SANPETE

Via D. & R. G., July 81, August 1 and 2.
Annual encampment of the Black
Hawk Indian War Veterans at Eph-
RAIN. Fare 1856 for the round trip.
Tickets good returning August 5.
Every ybody invited. Leave Salt Lake
S q. m,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
Two Guardsmen Killed.

LUBIN. July 26,-Two rural guards
men were shot and killed In a crowded
street here today. The perpetrators Of
the outrage escaped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
Moscow Shipments Cut Of.

KONIGSBORG, Prussia. July 26.-The
Russian railway authorities announce
that they have stopped taking freight
for Moscow on the line OF the Konigs-
borg Bialystok railway till further no
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
WEBER TAX LEVY FIXED.
County Commissioners Announce It for
the Present Year.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 26-Iu special session to-
day, the County Commissioners Of Weber
county fixed the tax levy for the year
1906. as follows. 1t will be noted that
the levy for State, State schools. Ogden
City schools and Weber county schools
amounts TO % mills, and for Weber
county maintenance s mills
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. & r, G.. July 90.

To Ogden 1925 a. m, 1:45 D. m, ST.
To Pharaoh g Glen 8:15 a. M, Soc
To Provo Canyon s a. M, Sl,25.
Returning, trains leave Ogden p. m,
Pharaoh s 4:40 p, m, Upper Falls $40
p. m. and 1880 p. M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
Small Freight Wreck.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, July 2s.-A small freight
wreck on the Union Pacific at Emery this
morning derailed five cars and caused a
delay to No. 3. the California express
All other passenger trains came through
on time, the track being cleared by
steam derrick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance providing for the dlspo-
sition of dead animals.
Be 1t ordained by the City Council OF
Salt Lake City. Utah;
SECTION l. Every person, firm or cor
poration who shall accidentally or other
wise kill any animal upon the streets or
alleys OF this city shall. within three
hours thereafter, remove, or cause the
body OF said animal TO be removed from
the streets and alleys OF the city: and
shall, within the same time, give notice
to the Health Commissioner OF this city.
stating the kind Of animal killed. the
place where killed, and what disposition
has been made Of the same
SECTION 2. No person, firm OF corpor-
alton shall permit any dead animal TO be
or remain unburied or uudestroyed upon
the premises In the possession or under the
control OF such person, firm or corpora
tion within the limits of this city for a
longer period than twelve hours after
the death OF such animal, and every
person, firm or corporation shall within
three hours after the death of any ami
NAL upon premises in the possession Of
or under the control OF such person frm
or corporation, give notice to the Health
Commissioner OF this city OF the death
OF the animal and where located,
SECTION 8. No person. Arm or CORPORA
tiou snail remove or CaueS TO be removed
from the premises In the possession of
or under the control of such person, firm
or corporation any dead animal. into or
upon any street or alley OF this city
except to remove the same for burial or
destruction.
SECTION 4, Any person, firm or corpor-
alton violating any Of the provisions of
this ordinance shall bo deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor
SECTION 5, This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval.
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake
CITY, utah. July 10th, 1906, and referred
to the Mayor for his approval.
j. u. MORETON,
City Recorder
Approved this 18th day OF July, 1906
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor.
State Of Utah. City and County OF Salt
Lake, ss.
l, ], B. Moreton, City Recorder Of sa,t
Lake City. Utah, do hereby certify that
tue ABOVE and foregoing is full, true and
correct copy Of an ordinance entitled
AN ordinance providing for the dispo-
sition OF dead animals" passed by the
Guy Council OF Salt Lake City, Utah, july
18TH, 1906. and approved by the .Mayor
office. ~ iny
In witness whereof. have hereunio
SET my hand and affixed the corporate
1906. VI 'u'y'
(SeaD ]. B. MoREToN
Du, ~ 800 city Recorder
i' ->o i'|' o156s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-27
Weber Club Gives Ball.

Special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN, July 26.-The Weber club held
Its second monthly ball at the Clcnwood
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
Results at LatonIa.

Cincinnati. Nov. 5.-Dr. Spruill 10 TO :,
and Revolt 20 J. shook up the talent
at Iatonia to-day. The summaries,
FIRST RACE-Three fourths Of mile Miss
Alert 20 . and even woE All Ablaze. 20 !.
second. Sir Vagrant. third. Time AIS IS. Jay
Swift SPIDER Web. Francis J. Zen Tuie. Nelra-
SaIe Suter. ArJfrul D0dgsT. SANDY Hook. In
tazlis Skinner and Quarti also
SECOND RACE-Three -f0,lrths q a mile. Re
volt 60 ] ard % /. won, Benz1uhu-s-- To l.
second: Ruilo6a third. Time. ia Lightbuu,
The ThraU. Yanze. BAIL. Temple. Noel. Adare.
Adbeil Red Raven. and Jack Shine also ran
THIRD RACE-1lils- Dr. spTuin. 10 % and
20 l. won. ShaWaua. 70 !. scoond auditor.
thild. Time. l.a 81. The Clansman. Debar.
Granada. ard Merry Belle also ran
FOURTH EACE-Sh0rt coJrse. sam Hoffheimer.
To and 20 8. won, Dawson, ? 90 !, second;
Hea third Tine. 31Q Creolin LADY Jocelyu.
Maverick. Onyx H.. King Room Mate, and Mans
chino also nu-
FIFTH ACE-Thres-f0mths of a mile Grace
Kimball. Z % 2 and TO 5. won, chase. TO 5.
second Id1lia. third Time. lds1S Handspise.
Royal Lad Zipanzo Lex0liue RobesvsI. French
Empress. Grifton. Baden Baden. aud Hattie Rod
nan also ran.
SIXTH RACE-NIe. Minnehaha % and
even. von. i.ady Ethel. 70 l. second. Ferronierc.
third Time lH ST. Tammauy Ingothrift. Hya-
cHthe. GoldUTo0f. and Oddoletta also ran
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
POOR RIDE BEATS YVES
HenneSSy Twice RuShes the
FaVOrite Into Pocket.
ATHLETE THEN WINS EASILY
walter Miller Puts Up Perfect Ride
and Captures the Glen Cove Handi-
caD-ROseben Again shows His
Great Sprinting Quality by Breez-
ing Home in Six-furIOnE Event.

New York. Nov 5.-The running Of the
Glen Cove Handicap for three-year-olds,
one and one-sixteenth miles, at Aqueduct
to-day, was marred by an incompetent
ride on the part of J. Hennessy, who had
the leg up on Yves, hot favorite at to
10. Hennessy got hts horse pocketed twice
in the run to the far turn, pulling up In
each instance and losing many lengths
This sort Of handling was such a serious
handicap for Wes that ne had no chance
to DO his best. and was third. badly beat
en-. Athlete, backed down 10 IS to >. on
the other hand. got a perfect ride from
Miller. who brought him home an easy
winner by three lengths.
Roscben was in excellent form in the
first event. a handicap for all ages at six
furlongs He picked up ~ pounds. and.
heavily backed at II to % he simply
breezed home. Three favorites landed the
money and the talent Jared fairly well.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE Handicap; all ages; six furiongs.
Roseben. li7 tshawl. Il TO 90 won zienap, 90
Miller. 6 to !. second; Gambrinus 100 CNcDaaieh.
% to l. third, Tine. ~ As. VOORHEES, and Water
grass also ran.
SECOND RACE -Steeplechase; fer three-year-
olds; about two miles Commodore FOntaiae. II
lStonel / to g. w0n Locked Out l32 AlicheJ. )
10 2. second; Dulcain l32 lHeideTl. / TO ). third.
Time 42i IS
THIRD RACE-seIing: for tWo-year-olds. six fur
longs. Beauclerc l0l H0meri. 3 20 !. WCu; Ben
Strong l0o IT, swain. S % J. second; Airs. l)i
Alierl 20 l. third Time. ia As. Black Mate,
Acrobat Roysl Lady. alintberia. Jim Leonard.
L Amour. Chamblet. Kn0csirhy. Mira, Mimic 8
Daughter and Grace Cameron also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Glen Cove; FOR thTee-year-
olds. and one-siEteenth miles. Athlete, lGS
Niilicrl. IS to 3 won Hallewmas. los Garner y
TO /. second, Wes los u. Hennesyl 10 70. third.
Time. ~ California King, Nemesis and Albert
7. also nan.
FIFTH Handicap. for 81 ages; one and
one-zi1feenth miies. Cressiua. il2 lHomer, 20 !,
won: Martin Doyle. u3 Miller. 20 5. second;
Tommy Waddel ll3 lScwell. TO 2. third Time,
.l5 f5. Sir Ralph and Moonshine also Tsu.
SIXTH RACE Purse; for ;Wo-yesrold hlles five
furlonCs sally Preston. ll2 Miller, : 90 8. won;
Surveillance. 100 C.. Ross. 90 l. second Jennie
Wells 100 t1lcDanie. 20 ]. third. Time. 90 i5.
Citroua Jacinta. Fire Opal, Lady Kitty, Mhnila.
Odd Trick Plush Jai Alai. Ida Jones. and Viva
Noce also
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
HORSE SHOW JUDGES UNFAIR
Baltimore Exhibitor Says They Fa-
vOred President Moore.
ChicngO's Biggest Equine Event
Closes in Dismal Scandal as Re-
suit of WHtsOn's Claim.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-Chicago's horse show,
the largest ever given in the West, has
closed in a dismal scandal
BacSers OF the show did not attempt
to-day 10 conceal their modification over
the charges of unfairness on the part Of
the Judges, made by c. w Watson. Of
Baltimore. on the eve Of his departure.
There must be better judges If the
show is 10 amount 90 anything" said
Mr. Watson. with one exception they
We're all bad"
The parting shot was an offer Of go 900
to charity If any other board Of judges
failed % give him two ribbons to every
one wen by James Hobart Moore, presi-
dent Of the show
What is worse, similar charges were
made at the end of last years show.
Friends OF AIr. Moore say he Is going to
retire from his position and place the
selection Of future judges in other hands.
MIR. Watson's criticisms come with a
grace that is far from sportsmanlike. -
said Secretary Love. Did he want an
the prizes?' Il is a fact that Mr.. Watson
won more ribbons than any other single
exhibitor
The Washington herald., 1906-11-06
RACES at BRIGHTWO0D.
Two Class and One Match Event at
Matinee on Wednesday,.

Thirty-one horses are named TO start
in three class races that are TO be
brought of at a matinee to be given at
RrightwOod tomorrow. The fields and
quality OF the entries indicate that this
VIII be the very best event OF its kind
ever attempted at this track
Besides the class races there viii be
q match fer Sl00 q side between the trot-
ter Happy Steve, owned by Harry
Haight, and the PAGER Ben E, owned by
Harry Girken.
The entries for the class races are as
follows.
Glass A-FranS Thomas enters The Dean; +. +.
Hall Kushan: JaTins Brothers. 5. d. R.; James
Hilleary Howard O.: John seeley. Kate Tyler;
John Benton, Sir Eloctroid Walter CoEswell- Black
Eagle John Byrne. Jurash: Harry Schlagtl. John
Z. Stewart and George Miller. Boberta-
Class B-Peter TAYLOR enters Jubilanta; Robert
RruWley John r. Gentry, Jr- james Hilleary- Bob
IngersolI; George Goodacre. Harry Madden: John
T. Jayius Robin Hood: Al Moran. Maid Marion
L. T Brown. Miss Genevieye; Lee Dorsey Edna q
T. F. CCnucrs, Noble Boz, and Sam Gasserhener,
Judge z
Class C-J. j. OReefe enters Flineh; Robert
Browlev. Rex Leader; Javius Brothers Bedford
Boy; T. F. ShugTue. Harry G.; Peter Taylor. Direct
Mack. John F. Javins, Bell Hazel; Wash NaylOr.
Red Rock; Larry Mccormick, Aiysotis-
The first race VIII be called at ] O'Clock.