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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-10-26

l.. Wagner, this week sold the
Aetna mining claim, situated in
Red Canyon, to Reno capitalists.
A force of five men are at work on
the claim and very good showing
is being made. The new owners
expect to do much work on the
Aetna as they believe the showing
thus far obtained will warrant exs
tended development.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-10-26

Mr.. Bartlett thinks Mr.. Stoddard
has record But whenever a
city ordinance was drawn in Reno,
the city council passed over the
city attorney-because he couldn't
do the work-and employed Mr.
Summerfield at a cost of 500 for
each ordinance. Anything more
about a record?
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-10-26

Complete arrangements have
been made for the big dance to-
tonight. The Reno Wheelmen
band, the Heading musical organ
ization of the State, has b EN- en-
gagged, and those who enjoy ex-
cellent music will have a rare
opportunity to enjoy themselves.
Chas. Brown, of the East Forl
hotel will give the midnight sup
per, and the past reputation OF
this hotel insures feast fit for ye
Gods. For this, the dancers will
be charged so cents a plate, bu
everything else will be absolutel..
without charge. Everybody is in
sited to join the candidates in the
biggest blowout ever held in tn
county.
Since the above was rut in type,
the Reno band has notified tn
committee that they could not fill
the engagement, owing to the fact
that several of the band member
could not leave their work. How
ever, Carson and Gardnerville
musicians will fill the engagement
and promise excellent music.
For the reason that the names
of several candidates who subscrib-
be we're omitted from the list last
week, we have heen asked to give it
space in this issue.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-10-26

The new element Of our state
wants recognition in the person of
A. D. Elliott for Surveyor General.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
NO |NJUR|ESAMONG
INDIAN PLAYERS

Or. Shoemaker. the resident physician
at the Carlisle Indian school. fnds upon
investigation yesterday at Carlisle that
not single redskin on the famous Car,
Isle Indian football squad bears injuries
that should even interfere with the most
severe kind OF practice. Head Coach Be
mus Pierce and Manager OF Athletics
Alfred NJ. Venne will not return 10 the
Indian school from Buffalo until today
and at that time practice for the Indian
Harvard game will oe in full sway.
Carl s. Flanders is expected here by to-
day. 10 assist the Indian coaches In their
preparations for the Harvard and Min
nesota games. The remainder OF the week
will probably be devoted 10 working out
new formations. which the Indian coaches
have evolved during the past few weeks
The practice was light. IL was conduct
cd IN the morning by Capt Exendine
who ran the men for half hour through
elementary iimbering-up exerciss, and I'm
the afternoon by Coach Frank Hudson,
who had his men punt and catch and run
down under the eamo.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
CANS TO MEET HERMAN
IN A FINISH FIGHT

Articles were signed for a finish fight
for the lightweight championship OF the
world between Champion Joe Cans and
Kid Herman OF Chicago yesterday. The
fight will take place New Years Day at
Tonopah, New. and the purse will be s2O,-
coo. which was offered yesterday at the
Burnet house by NJ M. Riley OF the To-
nopah Athletic club.
Terms for so per cent, for the winner
and 20 per cent for the loser were agreed
to by Cans.
Nate Lewis. Hermans manager: Joe
Cans, the latter's manager, Barnet Gar
rard; Z. Geiger. sporting editor OF the
Chicago American, and NJ. NJ. Riley. COM
posed the party planning for the fight.
Herman was not present and remained
in Chicago.
The opinion OF the party was that Her
man would put up good fight His vic
tories over every lightweight he has gone
up against with the exception OF Britt
Nelson and Cans, whom he has not met
in the ring, were cited as making him en-
titled to a chance at the champion The
fact that he Is % years old and fresh
while Cans Will be 80 years old next
month were laborated upon.
II believe that he will put up a good
fight" said Cans. He has downed every
thing but Britt, Nelson and myself. The
two former did not consider him import
ant to take on, or he might have had more
victories TO his credit. am going to
fight him because I believe he has good
stuff in him. / will take on anybody that
the public thinks should give a show.
II will leave for Tonopah TO train about
the Goth OF the month. i will have no
trouble about getting down 20 weight
While / believe that Herman is a good
man, I don't think will have any trou-
bic defeating him. OF course he is young
and fresh. and he may make up in endur-
ance what he lacks IN science.
After that fight Is over / will be ready
TO take on anybody for the worlds cham
pionship I will not fight Nelson again
as long as he is I'm the business unless
he gives me the winners end OF the purse.
and weight at l33 pounds two hours be-
fore entering the ring
II am doing a pretty good thing for
Herman when I agree TO 60 aud 10 per
cent terms on the purse. But / believe
In giving every man n show"
The fight will be held at the Casino Ath-
letc club In Tonopah. The club will give
a $4,000 purse. which must be deposited
la some Tonopah bank Tonopah Il about
100 miles from Reno. and a pavilion with
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
R0SEBEN DASHES UP
To HIS FAME At TRACK

excellent form. The tendency 10 '7ay him
by certain pencllers did not inspire his
hackers with confidence. and when Hen
messy rode so poorly the scandal mongers
were ready 20 cry Wolf"
Hennessy's peculiar tactics occurred on
the backstretch, while the horses were
nearing the far turn. Hallowmas. from
the middle OF the bunch, had suddenly as
sumed command and swung tothe rail
position, Athlete, in the middle OF the
track, was not interfered with. but wes,
holding a position nearer the fence. but
behind Hallowmas. seemingly was ham,
pered by the latter
Hennessy pulled the favorite up sharply
and took him back several lengths. IL
was this action that cost Wes the race and
which called for the censure from the mer,
standing in the field that Wes was not cut
off. Wes. under a choking pull. ran third
10 the stretch. with Hallowmas In front
and Athlete second. A furlong from the
finish, Athlete, the well-backed horse.
took the lead and beat Hallowmas easily.
wes finished a poor third In one OF the
slowest run races OF the year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
WHAT is DOING IN THE WORLD OF SPORT>

16, Eimwood No. VS.. North; Thurs
day. Jan. II, Elmwood No. ?, VS.. East
Side
Eleventh week-Tuesday, Jan. 20.
Elmwood No. l VS.. Elmwood No. q;
Wednesday, Jan 20. Pawtucket vs..
North; Thursday, Jan. "a East side
VS.. Olneyville.
Twelfth week-Tuesday, Jan. %, Elm
wood No. 1 VS. Pawtucket; Wednesday
Jan. 80, North vs. East Side: Thursday
Jan. 81, Elmwood No. VS.. Olneyville.
Thirteenth Week-Tuesday, Feb. g.
North VS.. Olneyville; Wednesday. Feb. 6,
Elmwood No. VS.. Pawtucket: Thursday.
Feb. z. Elmwood No. 1. VS.. East Side.
Fourteenth Week-Tuesday, Feb. II,
Feb. 13. Elmwood No. VS.. North Thurs
day, Feb IL. Elmwood No. / VS.. Olney-
Vile
Fifteenth Week-Tuesday, Feb. 10.
Pawtucket We. Olneyville; Wednesday,
Feb. 20, Elmwood No. vs. North; Thurs
day. Feb q, Elmwood No. 2 VS.. East
Side.
Sixteenth week-Tuesday, Feb. 2e. Elm
wood No. | VS.. Emwood No 2: WedneS-
day, Feb q. Pawtucket vs. North: Thurs
day. Feb. 2S, East Side VS.. Olneyville.
Seventeenth Week-Tuesday March 5,
Elmwood No. ! VS.. Pawtucket: Wednes-
day, March 8. North VS.. East Side; Thurs
day. March Z, Elmwood No. VS.. Oiney-
Vile.
Eighteenth Week-Tuesday. March y,
North VS.. Olneyville: Wednesday. March
l3, Elmwood No. VS.. Pawtucket: Thurs
day. March IL, Elmwood No. / VS.. East
Side.
Nineteenth Week-Tuesday, March 10.
Pawtucket VS.. East Side: Wednesday,
March 90, Elmwood No. vs. North.
Thursday. March 21. Elmwood No. / VS..
Olneyville.
Twentieth Week-Tuesday, March 20,
Pawtucket vs.. Olneyville: Wednesday.
March q. Elrnwood No. 1 VS.. North;
Thursday, March 2s. Elmwood No VS..
East Side
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

Roseben proved 10 the satisfaction of
race-goers that he was in perfect trim to
race by winning the opening race at the
Aqueduct track I'm record time. The great
sprnter never ran better or faster in his
life than he did in this race, and he car
ried 147 pounds and ran the six furlong
course in track record time, 1.l2 40. The
big sprinter gave actually 52 pounds TO
Zienap, that finished second To him. but
even this great difference OF weight was
unable TO make him do more than sprint
as his best speed in the last quarter of a
mile of the race. For the first four
furlongs he ran under a heavy pull
Shaw was nursing his speed In anticl-
patton OF a challenge from the rear divi-
SION. When Miller came at him on Zie-
nap With rush he was prepared for the
challenge and gave Roseben his head and
just hard rode him TO the end. winning
by length and half.
Hundreds OF thoughtful patrons left
the grounds yesterday muttering words OF
discomfort against Jockey Hennessy. They
bitterly complained that his wretched
horsemanship on Yves caused that horses
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

defeat and permitted Athlete TO win the
Glen Cove stakes, the feature of the pro-
gram.
No race this fall has caused so much
criticism regarding a Jockeys riding as
this one. Men-good. clever horsemen-
openly asserted that Hennessy was not
interfered with on Wes, as his actions
led many Of the spectators 10 believe.
These men, who stood In the inner field,
at a good point TO SEQ the horses race
down the backstretch and note all that
transpired I'm the contest, stated that Hal
lowmas. the horse that was seemingly
responsible for Hennessy's sudden pull ON
the reins, was out free and clear OF Wes,
and that the jockey had no just cause for
his action.
Yves was an odds-on favorite>> over Ath-
lete, Hallowmas, California King, Meme
sis and Albert +. Some of the book
makers who were bolder or wiser than
their brother knights OF the chalk and
rubber, offered even money against Yves
and handled many large bets at this price
Wes had been racing we'll and his promi-
nence in the betting was due to his recent
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

The tournament bowlers had night
cf IL last evening and the various alley
and fraternity series, coupled with the
two and three-man events. furnished
en- attractive card
Thompson's players went against
McGinn's at the Stokes street alleys
and won two games The final and dc
Gliding game was won by the Thomp-
son players after a hard drill by l.
pins. Gregory collected 27T. includ-
ing q single OF lO4.
In the Riverside Mill tourney at the
Olympic alleys, Kelley's Ave won two
from Van Luven's
Chace's combina tion took all three
from Fogarty's at the WanslSuck al.
1eys McGough showed the way. with
century single and a 272 total
Two matches were scheduled I'm the
washington I. O. o. f. tourney. The
Roger Williams and Crescent FIVE were
victorious, winning two strings apiece.
Cook hit the pins for "a los single and a
res total Saxon negotiated a i0s single
and a 294 total Kelley landed n $50
total and Farley put up I05 single
and a $50 total. Hopkins rounded up
297, including 104 total.
STOKES STREET TOURNAMENT.
TIOmPSON'S
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

CENTRAL LETTER CARRIERS
SCHEDULE.
First Week--Tuesday. Nov. 6, Elm.
wood No. / VS.. Elmwood No q Wed
nesday, Nov. z. Pawtucket VS. North,
Thursday Nov. s, East Side VS.. Olnoy-
Vile
Second week-Tuesday. Nov. 10, Elm
wood No. 1. va. Pawtucket; wednes-
day, Nov. IL, North VS.. East Side;
Thursday. Nov. l5, Elmwood No. ?, VS.
Olneyville.
Third week-Tuesday, Nov. 90 North
-. olneyville; Wednesday. Nov. 2l
Elmwood No. ? vs. Pawtucket: Thurs
day. Nov. 20. Elmwood No. ] VS. OIL
NEVILLE
Fifth week--Tuesday. Dec. 4. Paw
tucket VS.. Olneyville: Wednesday. Dec.
3. Elmwood No l We. North. Thursday,
Dec. 6. Elmwood No. VS.. East side.
Sixth Week-Tuesday. Dec. II. Elm
wood No. / VS.. Elmwood No. 2. Wed
nesday. Dec. IL. Pawtucket vs.. North,
Thursday Dec. i3, East side VS. olney-
Vile
Seventh week-Tuesday. Dec is,
Elmwood No. VS.. Pawtucket; wednes-
day, Dec 10. North VS.. East side
Thursday, Dec. 20, Elmwood No. VS..
olneyville.
Eighth week-Tuesday. Jan. I,
North W.. Olneyville. Wednesday. Jan.
2. Elmwood No. vs. Pawtuckot,
Thursday. Jan. 3. Elmwood No. I VS..
East Side.
Ninth week--Tuesday Jan. s. Paw
tucket VS. East Side: Wednesday, Jan.
2. Elmwood No. VS. North; Thursday.
Jan. 10, Elmwood No. l vs.. Olneyville.
Tenth week--Tuesday, Jan. is. Paw
tucket We. olneyv,llei. Wednesday, Jan.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
'SSlUGGING
WAS BY ACCIDENT

Jack Wendell, Harvard's star back,
will not be debarred from laying on the
Crimson eleven because OF his having
been removed from the Brown game for
'slugging' an opponent. This statement
was made by Coach Reid yesterday at
Cambridge, in answer TO the report that
he was investigating Saturdays incident,
with an Idea Of prohibiting Wendell from
playing on the Harvard team during the
rest of the year, If he found that the
Cambridge back had slugged.
information he can get on the matter.
Wendell did not slug the Brown man in
tentionally, but hit him accidentally in a
scrimmage.
The varsity was strengthened yester-
day by the appearance of Bart Parker
and Appolionio ready for work. Parker
will play center against the Indians and
Appollonio fullback. so that Wendell can
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

be shifted to his old position at right
halfback.
There was no hard work yesterday af-
ternoon. the first eleven merely running
through signal practice. Capt Foster was
not I'm the lineup. but his weak ankle
is fast rounding into shape and there is
no reason to believe that he will be In
anything but the best of condition for the
Indian game
The other cripples. who are expected
10 round into form in time for the Red
skin game are Orr, right end; Lincoln.
halfback, and Miller. left end. The pres
ence OF these veterans will greatly
strengthen the eleven.
The fast work OF Dill Starr. the var
sity quarter last year. in the Brown
game, has created some talk as to Starr's
supplanting Newhall at quarter. One
chance to play than he has had before
this year, as the result of his brilliant
running back of punts on Saturday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

seating capacity well up into the thou
sands will be erected at once. Each con-
testant will be required 10 weigh 1S3
pounds two hours before the fight. II the
fight is to be held in the afternoon the
men will be required TO make weight at
p. m II held in the evening. the weight
must be made at s p. m. The club has
the privilege Of saying when the night will
be held.
Cans will leave the road In Pittsburg I'm
three weeks and will so straight West to
get into condition. The men posted $500
each with Geiger TO insure their appear
ance, and also that they would make the
required weight
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
TAUNTON BEAT
BR0CkT0N, POLO

The polo season OF 1906 opened auspic-
iously at the Taunton skating rink last
evening, when teams representing Brock
ton and Taunton met in their first game
Of the curtain raising series of the Ameri-
can Roller Polo league.
Taunton lined up with identically the
same team, with one exception, which
won the worlds championship last spring
in a series with an all-American quintet,
and the team from Brockton proved easy
prey. the locals walking away with vic
tory by score of 5 to /, before a large
and enthusiastic gathering.
That polo is To be the leading sport In
this vicinity this winter there seems lit
tie doubt The game is sure of a warm
reception in this city. and neighboring
cities are said to possess the same
feeling. Capt. Manager Fred Jean of the
Tauntons says he feels confident that
league will be i'm operation by the time
the present series with Brockton is
finished.
This will occupy two weeks and
then the league project, which was tenn
porarily dropped, will mature. 1t Is
stated on good authority that many OF
the fastest players are at their homes In
this section awaiting the forming OF the
proposed league, and that many OF the
stars I'm the west are waiting for the
opening. which will be a signal for them
TO return.
McGilvray, Jean and Mullen played
well for the Taunton aggregation, while
Cuslck in goal did the feature perform
Summary:
TAUNTON RROf,KToN
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
BROWN SOPHS
BEATEN IS To IS

Pomfret school defeated the heavy
Brown Sophs yesterday at 'Pomtret In an
interesting, open game. 10 to 10; Both
elevens used the forward pass for large
gains, and twice the onside kick paved
the way for touchdowns.
After two minutes OF play Morrison of
Brown received punt on his 53-yard
line and ran through the whole Pomfret
team. Subsequently Pomfret advanced
10 Brown 2-yard line. where somebody
fumbled, and the chance 20 score was
postponed Then Brown kicked TO the
40-yard line. whence Pomfret carried the
bali toward their opponents goal once
more. Finally Kerr was showed far over
for a touchdown.
Brown retorted by returning the kick
off, through a series OF rushes and for
ward passes, TO Pomfret's 20-yard line,
when the schoolboys braced and secured
the ball. A minute later. on forward
pass, Buss of Brown ran 20 yards for a
touchdown.
In the next period Calender scampered
TO Browns 16-yard line, whence Kerr
took the ball under the goal posts for
still another Pomfret touchdown. Kerr
followed up this good work by carrying
the ball TO the l5-yard line by an onsde
kick and then across the goal line for
his third touchdown OF the game.
In the second half. Russ OF Brown OBJ.
tanned the ball for an onside kick. and
ran 20 yards for another touchdown. The
half ended with the ball on Browns "a
yard line In Pomfrets possession
Ine nne-up'
PoMFRET SCHOOL. BROWN SoPHs.
Lewis Uowery). ]. e........-...r.. c.. Buss
Manley, !. t..................r. l., Larrabee
Dunlap, j. g...............r. g., Brightman
Smith, c.,,.............c., Buffum (Bugbeel
Bacon, T. g.......s.....s.s....s..l e., faul
Scully, T. t....................s',l. T., smith
Kerr, r. e....................,,..;l. g. Greene
Winston, q. ...........,....q. b., Morrison
Calender J. h .b.........r. h. b., Nicholson
French NASH. r. h. b......l h. b, Foote
Carpenter Hardon), (. b.....f b., Meader
Score-Pomfret, Is: Brown sophs. Is.
Touchdowns-Kerr, 3; Morrison, Buss, 2.
Goal from touchdown-Winston. Umpires
Brown and Blackman. Referee-Palmer
Linesmen-Peabody and Ballard. Timer
Romeyn. Time-20 and l2-minuto halves
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
BOSTON MEN
AFTER GRAYS

Hugh Duffy and Fred Doe have COM
bined 10 purchase the Providence club
nonn % fpr Nav WI yhsr. I 'et. thsy t' vii, hsys
a conference with Mr.. Powers.
The election OF Mr.. Powers to the pres
idency OF the Eastern league has made
IL possibly necessary that he give up con-
troll of the Providence club before an
other season opens.
Does business ability and Duffy's skill
on the ball field will make strong COM
bination. The Providence club has dur
ing the last two years taken In money
enough to run a major league club.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. WINSBOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over so years by mil
lions OF mothers for their children while
teething. with perfect success. IL soothes
the child. softons the gums. allays all
pain. cures wind collie, and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists in every part OF the world
Twenty FIVE cents a bottle. Be sure and
ask for Mrs winslows Soothing syrup"
and take no other kind.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
GUNTHER AND
.LANGF0RD TO FIGHT

George Gunther. the Melbourne kanss-
roo" and sam Langford of Boston, two
boxers well known TO the local fraternity.
will be the attraction In the show which
the Valley Falls Athletic club has ar
ranged for Monday evening. Nov. IL.
Langford has not been hghting much
of late. but he has been paying careful
attention TO training and will be in ex-
cellent shape when the bell brings them
together on the 18th. Gunther waA handi-
capped by lack Of experience In his for
mer bouts with Langford. but he has
been up against fast boxers since those
mills and is confident that he will give
his opponent the battle Of his life. Tho
bout Is carded for II rounds.
Bobbie Tickle OF Fall River, one OF ths
cleverest bantams In this section, win
face Young Clarke of Centredale IN the
semi-hnal of eight rounds. and they
should put up an interesting exhibition.
The curtain-raiser will bring together Kid
keenan, OF Attleboro and Kid Ousley of
Pawtucket. two youngsters who have
several old grievances TO settle.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
HAD OTHER FISH TO FRY

Col. al. Anthony Dyer was to have
spoken at Tthe Franklin Lyceum last
evening on his recent trip through
Normandy, but went campaigning In
stead. George W Whitaker. the local
artist, gave an interesting talk on land
scape, painting.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine Tab.
let's Druggists refund money II n fail.
to cure. Il. w. GROVES signature 10
on each box. Csc.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
BOWLERS PILED UP HIGH
SCORES ON CITY ALLEYS

saxon .............. lOi 70 lD @'4
Totals ............ 400 437 450 1347
BROAD STREET GORHAM MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY TOURNEY.
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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-10-05
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
Notice For Publication.

United States Land Office, Lewiston, Idaho,
August 20, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliant e
with the provisions of the net of Congress I
June 3, 1873, entitled "An act for the sale { (
timber lands in the States of California, Ore =
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the Public Land States by act Of
August 4, 1892,
HARRY l.. ROCKWELL,
of Princeton county of Latah, state of Idaho,
has this day filed in this office his sworn state
ment No 2i92, for the purchase of the Sc a Sc a,
section "a, and the swA swI4 of section IS,
in township ~ north, in range l b m,
and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes and to establish
his claim to said land before Register and Re-
ceiver at Lewiston, Idaho, on Friday, the 80
day OF November, 1906.
He names as witnesses Howard Crawford,
Louis Sheath, Frank Mallory, all of Prince on,
Idaho, Fred Hammond of PalOuse, Washington.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said Both
day of November, 1906.
T. II. Bartlett,
aug24oct 26 Register.