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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-16
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
DON'T FORGET
MY MOTTO:
QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE.

DON'T FORGET
MY MOTTO:
QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE.
$2,000.00-Four-room red pressed brick
residences, facing east. near the corner or
Eighth South and Ninth East streets,
nice shade, lawn, chicken runs, etc.
Easy terms.
So, eO0.O0-Five-room modern white
pressed brick residence, facing east, near
Third and NJ streets. furnace heat. bath;
toilet cement walks, 21zx11z-rod lot, ana
right of way; terms. This is a strictly
up-to-date residence, built for home.
s., 65n.o0-Six-room modern brick resi-
dence, facing south on Eighth South
street. entirely modern, nice barn, Xxx
712-rod lot.
g, 750.O0-Five-room brick house. facing
south on Second South, close to Eleventh
East street. 491zx165-foot lot. Can make
terms to good party.
s7.0O0.01-Eight-room modern, two-story
white brick residence, furnace heat, bath,
toilet and everything TO make nice
home, facing south on First South, close
to Ninth East street.
$S,00oe0-Eight-room modern red pressed
two-story brick residence, facing on First
South street. just east of Ninth East
street; mahogany mantels, curly birch
finish downstairs. and nice oak mantel
upstairs; gas all through the house; laun-
dry in basement: nice orchard in back
yard; nice lawn. shade. good barn, etc.
This is without question the best buy on
this street. VIII make terms to good
party.
Don't fail to call and see me about any
thing that you may want. / will answer
all questions to the best of my ability
with pleasure. 1t will cost you nothing
to consult me and if you do not find
what you want listed with me you do not
have to buy.
List your property with me for quick
sales. ! have the buyers.
w. L. WINNER.
Successor TO Anderson r. E. Inv. Co,
Rooms S00-a01 New Herald Bldg.
Both phones 414.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Capital @e@l Estate Invest.
@enG Co.
Il W. I'd South st.

While the big deals of the past ten days
nave engaged the attention of the gen
eral public there are some smaller prop
critics that common everyday people
with less money, can pick up. We offer
for short time:
SEQ per TT, Sd So. St, west worth S225
so per it, choice tracts on LIST West
south of Sd So.
$500 per TT, desirable Sd So. corner.
$40 per TT. choice Sd West trackage
$50 per it., small lot on Main, bet Jth
and 9Th So SITS
50 per #, 1879 fit. on State ST
Slo5 per it,, IA TT. on State St
RESIDENCES.
On Sd West ST, north. 5x5 corner. sub
stantial 9-rIn. brick house. No better To-
cation in the city for r. r. man. VIII
go very cheap this week. Call for par
tieulars
81. 5OO-S712x14O it., good brick house on
Rio Grande ave, 500 cash.
81, S0-6-rOom modern on 9Th North St
lot 33x99. Close to new shops.
s2,20O-l00X125 it., York St, Groom house,
good repair. easy terms.
A.00-DeSirable Groom modern brick on
9Th East st Good terms.
2,OO0-5-room modern cottage, S. z.
S3,2O-5-roOm modern. new, n. T.. bench.
&,150-5-room modern, ID st. Built for
a home"
s3,OO0-5-room modern. ST., east front
good thing"
s7,5OO-One of the most desirable homes
on East LIST So. ST, modern in every re-
spect. elegant mantels, CRATES and cleo
trio fixtures. Terms to suit. Any we'll
tO-do citizen looking for a comfortable
home will find it here.
ALSO-Many other bargains i'm vacant
lots, residences, business and prospective
business property. See us before buying
Drop in and talk it over"
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MARTINEAU & CLARK,
SAMPLE BARGAINS


Newhouse Did Not Get Them All.
S4,2O0-Buys S6a4X153 feet at the head pf
Main St; a fine site for flats or
apartment house. 1t has a 7-room
modern house on il now.
S,0Oo-For 10 rods on list St; room for
houses ground y block from this
sells for 81 90 per rod.
Sl,5O0-Buys 3x10 on Cd So. with good barn.
81, lJ0-For 5-Ioom house on I'd South; lot
46X165 feet; terms.
sl.l00-Buys 4Xl0 rods on 18th Z.
IS, 350-For 5-room modern finished in nat
urai wood.
N,5oo-Buys 2lsxs rods to alley; sidewalk
and sewer paid
SS,5oo-Buys this beautiful home; parIOr
l3x2s; bedrooms 13x2S and, 13x1S:
laundry, furnace room. storehouse,
fruit cellar; 90 feet of porches.
s3.2O0-For 5-roOm; bath. toilet, mantol.
electric light; $1,0oo down. and $50
per month.
s., 4J0-For 5-room; electric light; S275 doSn
and s15 per month.
S,5OO-For S-room modern, on Brigham
street.
c. F. LITTLE, & CO.
Both Phones 2S4S. 2O9-210 Atlas Block.
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MOVED.

MOVED.
The Homer Abstract Co. consolidated
with the Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.,
81 Main st. Phone 142.
Z. z. CASSIDY & CO., 407 ATLAS BLK.
East Cd So, close in. S-rm. pr. br.; bath.
toilet, e. J., furnace; lot 212x1O rods; $1,000;
81, 500 cash, balance easy terms
North bench, close in, 2-story 7-rm. light
pr. Dr.; bath. toilet, e. l.. furnace, hard
wood floors downstairs; $500; s, 600 cash;
balance easy terms.
S-rm. mod. br.: lot 212x10 rods; situated
y. W. part of town, close in; splendid
location for railroad man. $3.50; easy
terms.
New 5-rm. mod. pr. br. cottage; 5000;
terms.
5-rm. pr. br. cottage; bath, toilet, E. !;
AZ blocks from postoffice; $3.50; 500
cash; balance $50 per month.
5x20 rods, E. LIST So, 5000.
4X10 rods, near So. Temple, 1920.
5x20 rods, Sd w; a 1 warehouse site;
right of way to I'd w; $500.
3x10 rods. E 9Th So, close in; cheap.
z. Z. Cassidy & CO, 407 ATLAS BLK.
Bell Phone 222z.
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4-ROoM brick, 10th West. s.575. Easy
terms
Groom frame, n. E. bench. modern.
&. 80; $1,000 cash, balance easy. Worth
5000
9-room modern residence; good harm
large trees; 100xi50 feet; $1,000; $500 cash:
balance s25 a month.
4-room pressed brick. modern, 5Oxl50
feet, $500; $500 cash, $50 a month.
HUBBARD INV'T CO., IS W. I'd So.
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A. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
A FEW PICKED PIECES FROM MY
iOx2o RODS. CORNER STH SOUTH
AND 1sT WEST, CAN BE BOUGHT
FOR $4,000.
~ ACRES OF ELEGANT TRACKAGE
CLOSE IN, S22,5
A FEW EXTRAORDINARY GOOD
BUYS ON MAIN AND STATE
STREETS.
7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH 21sx10
RODS. ON 4TH STREET. IF TAKEN
AT ONCE. $3.50.
sxl0 RODS, CORNER ON 7TH SOUTH.
WEST OF MAIN STREET, WITH s.
ROOM BRICK, AND A BARGAIN AT
on EAST 2ND SOUTH. ABOUT 3x1O
RODS WITH GOOD BUT NOT NEW
GROOM BRICK HOUSE, s2,7O0; $500
CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY PAY
An s-RooM MODERN 2-sToRY RES
IDENCE, ON A CORNER ON 1ST ST.
FACING SOUTH AND WEST. 3xS
RODS, BARN AND BARN LOT. IS. 500.
4-ROOM HOUSE NEAR 7TH SOUTH
AND IND WEST, $1,000, VERY EASY
On On DOUGLAS AVE. NEAR IND
SOUTH, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH
EAST. NEW s-ROOM RESIDENCE,
COMPLETE, $500.
A RICHTER
10 ". 1ST SOUTH ST PHONES e41.
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ARCHITECTS.

MECKLENBURG. ARCHITECT AND
SfJPT.. moved to new apartment. Cd floo.
Atlas block Independent Nc. p.
F. NJ. ULAER a. son, office 30 Conf
Club lSidg, Salt Lake City. Phone Ind. as
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Homer
& Robertson
Real Estate Loans and
insurance.
insurance

MAKE Us A BID ON THE MCCOY
LIVERY STABLE PROPERTY, $3.50
SQUARE FEET OF GROUND IN CEN
TER OF BLOCK BOUNDED BY MAIN
AND WEST TEMPLE, SECOND AND
THIRD SOUTH STREETS. 27x165 FEET
FACING ON WEST TEMPLE, 10-FOOT
ENTRANCE FROM SECOND SOUTH
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

MOVED.
The Homer Abstract Co. consolidated
with the Salt Lake Security & Trust Co,
81 Main st. Phone 142.
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CLOTHING.

SPECIAL clothing sale, 200 suits, 500
Taihcoats ard overcoats. latest styles, best
ma kes. Your choice 5000. The Hub. so E.
lst So.
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MARTINEAU & CLARK
OFFER
Corner 4th South and 3rd East at
bargain.
Corner 4th South and 4th East at a
bargain.
3x1O rods. with modern dwelling. rms.
bath and toilet, barn, etc.
rods on B street, at $3.50 including
corner.
15x20 rods on r. C. W track, suitable
for lumber OF coal yards, or warehouse
Also an interesting list of residence and
business property.
Utah and Idaho farms for sale
MARTINEAU & CLARK,
Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Stocks.
Both Phones. Herald Bldg. SO4-3O5.
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HOUSE CLEANING.

EXPERT men for all branches house
cleaning National House Cleaning Co,
50 Z. First South Both phones
KAPLAN House Cleaning Co. We clean
everything. Office e3l South Main. BON
phones 1866 Y.
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The greatest bargain on Main Street,
close to business 81 feet front at so per
foot
See us for property on Second and
Third South. between Main and West
Temple; also three elegant corners on
West Temple Street.
HUBBARD INVT. CO,
IS w. End South st.
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WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THIS?

S-rm. br, and adobe lined brick, with
stable and outbuildings. on E. LIST So.
close enough to Main st. to walk. 1t
has shade, lawn, cement walks. BATH
electric and gas lights, furnace. hot and
cold water in all sleeping rooms; large,
wei lighted rooms; a dandy home for
a little money; s4,5O0.
Three frame houses that rent for s2s
per month, with lot 9ox113 feet to alley;
always rented; $3.50.
broom modern brick. four block from
center, $3.50.
4-room modern brick near Main $3.50.
10x0 rods very close in; several houses
on same bring in 800 per month; 10000.
14llz acres on East bench; plenty of wa
ter; cash; $500.
Three acres near Calder's Park; common
buildings; fine stream water on same;
s1,700.
Pair 9Th z. st. lots, $500
Nice vacant lots on 4th St, facing
south; 40x145 feet to alley; 500 and $50.
HARRINGTON.
Basement Atlas Block.
MOVED.
The Homer Abstract Co. consolidated
with the Salt Lake Security az Trust Co,
81 Main st. Phone 142.
SEE Stowe & Palmer ad. Last page,
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MOVED.
The Homer Abstract Co. consolidated
with the Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.
81 Main st. Phone 142
WHEN you buy or SCI: property.
Keep IN mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts.
Guaranteed against all errors in title.
Examine titles.
Attend to all details of purchase or sale,
The Homer Abstract Co.
Cor. Main & LIST So. Under Deseret bank
SEE Stowe & Palmer ad. Last page.
Section !.
MARTINEAU & CLAK. real estate
and stocks. 304-205 Herald Bldg. Bell
phone 36ss-Y. Ind. phone s35.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-16

MOVING. STORAGE. PACKING AND
SHIPPING,
The Redman Van & Storage Co., only
firm IN the city owning and controlling
its own teams. warehouses; etc. Large
three-horse vans, two large warehouses,
expert furniture pc ckers; can ship your
goods TO any part OF the United States
and save you money Member of the New
ton Have correspondents in ali the
principal cities. If you want your goods
shipped fro1a any point east or west see
US. as our connections with other large
concerns make II possible to save you
money and trouble Office. 1l2-li5-Il7 So
West Temple St Both phones $50.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.
Good S-room brick house, partly mod
ern cellar, fine flowing well, shade trees
and lawn. Lot 75x136 feet to alley For
merly Bishop Sheets home, 1910 s 9Th
East St Only 1850; terms $500 cash and
balance easy terms.
HOFFMAN BROS.
81 West Second South Street
SEE Stowe & Palmer ad. Last page
Section ].
$50 FOR building lot, 3x10 rods, near
18th So and list w. This is a rare on
portunity for the party with small can
ital to make good investment. The
property will be worth double in a short
time. Address as I'd ST.
SEE Stowe & Palmer ad. Last page.
Section one.
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GROOM modern house. furnished. 1910
lst St
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DESIRABLE light housekeeping rooms,
modern, close in. Inquire S0S South DIN
East.
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CLOTHES PRESSED.

SUITS pressed, soc; trousers pressed, zoe
Rooms 8 and 10, 2i9 So. Main.
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED.

TWO large front. ground-floor room:
for housekeeping. 257 w. LIST So,
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD and room for gentlemen rea-
sOpable. Apply 759 W. So. Temple. Phone
tS52 Red.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

J. c. LAMBERT. contracting carpenter.
Plans and specifications furnished for
homes. pile driving. bridge building and
general framing. 22S ". 4th South
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LARGE front room and closet. $50 E,
5Jh So.
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S-RoOM modern house 123 n street.
Well furnished; electric lights, furnace;
references required. Telephone 1902 Red.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
MOVING. STORAGE. PACKING AND

MITCHELL Van & Storage Co.. So v
Cd So. Bell Phone IA Ind. Alb.
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BOARD for two gentlemen. 155 SOut1
Second East street
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110x2471s FEET ON FIRST WEST
STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD SOUTH STREETS, $50, 80.
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s2lax22o FEET ON SECOND SOUTH
STREETS. $24,75O
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NICELY furnished rooms, ground floor,
at 5e2 South Main.
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SEE Stowe & Palmer ad. Last page,
Section ].
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-16

WELL furnished room: south front; hot
water heat Az K. 80 So.
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MOVED.
The Homer Abstract Co. consolidated
with the Salt Lake Security & Trust Co,
81 Main st. Phone 142.
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TWO front rooms for light housekeep-
ing, nicely furnished. 4l9 So. w. Temple
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NICELY furnished rooms for mousse
keeping. Inq. 90 North 1st West.
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SECOND HAND STORES.

PULLEYS, shafting, hangers, engines
boilers tables. fOists, gasoline engines
4ompressors. motors and pipe. ]. n
Swem. 1856 South Third West
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SEE Stowe & Palmer adj Last page
Section J.
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, CLEAN housekeeping rooms. electric
light, ground floor, cheap to the right
party. 524 South West Temple.
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TWO nicely furnished modern front
rooms, with or without housekeepin
References required. e63 S, w Temple.
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FOR SALE.

FRESH COW. 1915 W. 9TH So. Poplar
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2 OR rooms. modern, for light house
keeping or bedrooms, near Eagle Gate. ~
Canyon road.
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NICELY furnished room in modern
house. 81 South First West.
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ONE front room, electric lights. patti
and furnace heat. IND. 32S East I'd 80
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. ROOMS and pantry for housekeeping.
2sS East I'd South.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
EVOLUTION OF THE AUTO SHOW.
Colonel Pope Explains Difference Between
Exhibitions as They Were and Are.

Colonel George Pope. who has been in the bicycle
and automobile manufacturing business since the
beginnings Of both. points out some interesting
differences between the national automobile shows
Of the big manufacturers in Madison Square Gar
den they and they are. Colonel Pope
is chairman Of the show committee of the Associa-
tion OF Licensed Automobile Manufacturers which
is in charge Of the Garden show to be held Janu-
ary 2 TO i9. He says:
In years gone by when the old guard makers
We're new in the field and looking for deal
e-s 70 handle their product the national show
was largely trade event, to which the manu-
tacturers Went seeking TO DO business with retail
ers. Now the old established manufacturers all
have their regular line of dealers and the orders
from these are booked in the fall. They do not go
TO the show to engage dealers TO handle their out
spect. They go 10 display the new models 20 the
public, and the show, from being a purely trade
event. has become a sort Of festival for society
and the utOmObinng class
Under these circumstances there is absolutely no
call for a show by well known nufacturers OF
the licensed cars before January They are not
firms that started IN business last month, last
year. and who have TO hunt dealers TO sell their
The dealers in licensed cars, like the makers
Of them, ell established. 1t is thing to get
retail representatives.. but another thing TO edu-
that II IS more difficult to build up good line Of
retail dealers than 10 build sood The makers
who viii exhibit at the Garden show next month
have got past all these difficulties The ma
tority of their product is already sold It has
been shown by experience that the January show
suits the public because few men to buy next
years cars IN the early winter and store them
until spring Mt their expense 1t is well enough
for adventurers az automobile building to be
anxious about establishing agencies, but the ma
kers. who. 70 my mind. are the bulwark OF the In
dustTy. have none Of this anxiety, and in the
duct Of their shows they are guided by years Of
Derience
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
PAID $12,5OO FOR BOOKS.
Now Mrs. King Wants to Recover Checks
and Notes-Never Received Volumes.

Mrs. Henrietta f. King, through Stern &
RUshmore, yesterday obtained a temporary in
junction from Justice O'Gorman. in the Supreme
Court, returnable tomorrow. restraining Robert
G.. Newbigin, book dealer. from disposing of
checks for $4,000 and eight promissory notes OF
81 900 each given him for books represented as
being rare and valuable editions of Shakespeare
and Thackeray Mrs. King is suing to recover
the money, which was paid to man named
Fisher. who represented NeWbigin.
Application made to Justice O'Gorman in
the Supreme Court late yesterday afternoon, and
he granted a temporary injunction. The argu-
ment the permanent injunction is made re-
turnable Friday
Mrs. King said she was widow, sixty years
old and had had no previous business expert
ence She says that man named Fisher, who
was the authorized agent Of the defendant,
visited her on several occasions and induced her
TO agree to purchase the books, which, he said.
were worth $40 600. He offered the volumes to
her for $12.500, and after number of visits in
duced her to sign an agreement. She says that
on ono occasion Fisher gave her number or
papers which he asked her to sign. She be-
lieved them to be agreements to purchase the
volumes and signed them, but has since found
them to be notes for 81 900 each. payable at
monthly intervals. At that time she gave
Fisher a check made in favor OF the defendant
for the OF $500.
Later, II is charged. Fisher offered to surrender
half OF the notes if she would give her check for
So 500 Mrs. King made this check payable to the
defendant, and dated it December IS. II was
payable at the Kuickerbocker Trust Company.
Fisher said he had discovered that he had
bring the other two later. They have not been
surrendered, and the eight notes for 81. 900 each
are stil in the possession of the defendant. Mrs.
King has never received the books.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
JERSEY CITY CLIMBS UP
Wins Three Games from Montclaiir
an athletic BoscLing League.

Inc Jersey City club three games from
Hohlciair IN an Athletic Bowling League series on
'He l"rr1ers alleys last night This is only the
second time this season that a team has been able
10 win three straight in the league.
Mccoy who was tried the Montclair team
was the stumbling block 10 that hve as he began
with us and followed with 127 and 144 scores that
were far below the standard. The Jersey City five
Iol5eQ three consistent and fairly strong games
a2d took first place in the race
Jersey City won the first game, with total of
~ ~ to SSS for MontcaiE Iamster, with 22s helped
MS team to victory. II the top score Of the
night lockwood rolled PA for Montclair, and
Brown and Thomson than held their own
but McCoy's rs fatal.
IN q the the second game Jersey City won by margin
or hfty-siX pins. Captain Pollard, OF Jersey City
was high man, with Pr He cleverly picked out
three splits-lve and seven, five and ten and two
frame.
In the last game Montclair made q hard fight
and Jersey City only won in the tenth frame, the
out outcome being in doubt until the last two men
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
JOCKEY IN THE TOLLS.
Kegs Suspended for Bad Looking
Ride at NezC Orleans.

New Orleans. Dec 2s.-Keys, the Jockey, was
suspended and the entry OF Big Bow. owned by G.
" Scott was refused by the stewards, after the
running OF third at the Fair Grounds track
to-day. Keys did not appear to make any effort
keep his mount up IN the early part OF the race
and was some ten lengths behind the last horse on
the far turn. Big Bow closed strong through the
stretch when al late spite Of his last good
race. he went back the betting, and the suspicion
~ the stewards were aroused 10 point where they
took drastic action. Debar, the o6ds-on faYorite
won the race in a common gallon.
Garner came to the rescue Of his followers in
the last race by bringing Henry Watterson home
IN front AZ the good price OF 10 ] The boy came
n for some unfavorabe criticism IN the third
race by whipping out Holloway in useless effort
Toy Boy. wfich won his first start on Monday
a J5 10 J. came right back and took the first race
to-day. He ran the five and one-haf furlongs n
IN Is, and seems 10 be fair colt which viii
Tnarles follow:
First race cave and helt furlOngs)-Toy Boy es
lBlla - 6 ? Eoni spca 100 Lloyd, 70 2 seconds
BgTs Arnold sniasr Web oad Tris1 Finery BanefuI
Coliaess Anna Ruskn Dorie Sharonowana- Dick Shan
second race lsx fuTonsE-Rusk. 107 Cvsn Dusenl, u
20 Alencon. 1ol (Truemsnl 70 !, second: RAJ
Tl,5a Consideration. Bazii. Gay Adelaide Ancestor
Nsrtus Asono Maador Brisi snG 5nXSsion also ran an
CROKER i 20 2 won: Holloway l04 Garner. to J.
s:{sG relrhie Big Bow Saul and Caronal also ran.
Fourth race Chanaicap; Eve and half fuTlongsl-Io-
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