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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES
No Chances Should Be TaksIt
in Publication

PersUns having legal notices reduitine
publication Should prblish them in The
Age and not take chances ou having thr
i,otice invalitlated bf the hUn'hppeaf'
unee Of a PAPER thai ls lialds to be held
Up in washUiits.
The recent washUht- have ihditated
that the proper publication Of d local
baper printed in Salt Lake or elsewhere
is uncertain, making them unsafe mes
diums for legal advertising.
The Age is printed at home and can
assure regular and continuous pubh'
cation.
The Age completes with city prices on
iub printing. Patronize home industry
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
MACHINE SHOPS

De Lamar Lode says: I've hear sew
eral of the residents of Las Vegas con-
template moving up to Caliente, where
the railroad workshops will be built.
Caliente would be an ideal location
fur the shops With an adequate line
of steamboats,, engines and coaches could
be transported up the Meadow Valley
Wash and repaired at leisure while va
rious bridges and stretches OF track
were being replaced.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
Hotel Nevada Arrivals,

J. T. MILLER, owner aud Manager
Following is list Of arrivals at the
lotel for the past week;
J Il Clark, Los Angeles
& VI Agnew,
W + Clark,
Jos l. Murphy
Jas \ Hill, San Francisco
Mrs A Rhoades, City
J A Rhosdes.
G ; Tingey, salt Lake
NJ Demint
VIM Flint
. c Bartholomew, Demivillc, Colo
Nathan Grigg, Denver, Colo
Jack Burny,
\ q Hitchcock, " F"
Geo Wing,
Tom O'Dalovich, Jerome, Ariz
Orvis Ring, Carson
Guy Corson
Mrs Suprenant, SearcllIght
Millie Suprenant,
Arthur Hudson.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
RIMBALL'S STAoG

t,sayes Indian Greek ! T. NJ every
day, rysss over night nj Ash NeadoWs
and arrives In Beatty at 2 p' m' next
day Leaves Beatty at 5 a. nn' oh re
turn trip and strives at Indian oreeN
Mt II .. m, same day Cohnec'io"'
oode with trains for las Vegas
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
BEN SANDERS

De Lamar Lode in its last issue makes
iocular remarks concerning the strange
and erratic antics of the late district at
torney. ANY comment ON the life of
Ben Sanders should be framed in sem
tences Of pity.
Poor old Ben--cOarse, untutored, am
bitious, indomitable, iery-temPered,
childish old Ben. He did the best he
knew how. He is dead now. Let hun
rest in peace.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
COPPER SHIPMENT

A trial carload ui ore shipped recently
by the Standard Mines Company, from
its copper property near Gina, in east
ern san Bernardino county, California,
to Salt Lake City, and there sampled by
the Taylor and Brunton Ore Sampling
Works, was sold in open market to the
United States Smelling and Refining
Company at a price which netted to the
OWners S9O2. 81.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
EXPERIMENT FARM

Col. ii. b. Maxson, president Ne
vada's Experimental Farm Commission,
was visitor to Las Vegas this week =,
and took a trip over the new l.. Y. q r.
railroad to the end OF the line. He re-
ports that the new experiment farm on
the Muddy has been cleared and fenced
and bitches completed, and that there
is no reason why planting should not be
commenced this season.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
RAILROAD ENGINEERS

The Borax Smith railroad engineers
have reached Goldfield on their way
north, and the Clark surveyors are en-
eamped at Gold Center. Both railroads
will make business headquarters at
Beatty, which il conceded to be the
heart OF the greatest mining disii''' III
Nevada.-Beatty Miner
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
FOR SALE

II you want to sell or rent ansthi o.:
advertise it in The Age. Three lines
only 25c. per week
OIL F0k kALE-Two sections OF ehoise
oil land near Indian Greek Inquire
at The Age office.
FOR SALE or RENT-Two room cot
tage in Rucl edition. good we'll ano
vacant lot. Inquire At Age oIhce.
LOT for sale on Wilson avenue. Ia,
Vegas for hall its cost Fnaui7a 4 tl..l
odico. Second street. ncM ltan.4nL
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
JOHNNIE TOWNSHIP

E. C. Tilsley, one OF the owners OF
Johnnie townsite, arrived in the dis
trict last week and intends making his
headquarters in Rhyolite, and will be
joined by his wife later. He reports the
sale of real estate active and predicts
great future for the town,-Beatty
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
INDIAN CREEK

The railroad Is completed l6 miles be-
,.,,J Indian Creek, and the next freight
..t,tiop win he n Johnnie, where a side
track Wlp soon he put in for carload
shippers.
y r. Yake. recorder Of the hcKane
district. reports about 30 claims record
aI. most of them oil locations
The oil lands around Indian Vret's
are conceded to show good indications,
Int no drilling hsS vet becsl done to
demonstrate tlr- tessTtoty.
The railroad does not take much in
,..r...t in the oil fields, as they want
sI.,5 per carload to ship in drilling out
dt,. \ little encouragement from the
railroad might be the means - develop
inc a great oil field near Indian Greek.
Abou, = acres ef land are under cul
fiyation a, Indian Creek-which is all
the water will permit. The railroad has
mined part Of the water to supply tire
rain. and station. Undoubtedly m,Hh
more water could be obtained by trench
ing in the vicinity Of tire springs.
The water flowing from Indian Springs
4, about 50 dcgrccs-warm enough to
swim in at sny season. +. +. Curtis,
ii the ranch hotel, talks of adding u
swimming pool TO the attracticnsi pos
sibl, beer garden under the shade OF
the spreading willows and Cottonwoods.
The Kimball stacy line employs 80
horses on the stage line from Indian
Creek to Beatty, and make the S0-miie
run in iron, l5 To Is hours, The fare is
81 spl m, inconvenience. Good meals
and rest houses afford comforts en-
raute-an oasis at Indian Creek and an
other at Ash Meadows.
The Clark Forwarding Company does
AN increasing business. They have head
ugartcr, a, Indian Creek and push
good, forward rapidly trYm the railroad
TO the mining camps,
OTHER SPRINGS
Twelve miles south OF Indian Springs
src other cooler springs Of equal flow.
They are in the foothill. Of Charleston
muuntain. and Indians camp on the
premises, which are owned by u. r.
Yake. The elevation is about $500 feet
Water cress grows along the creek that
flows from the spring, and pine nuts in
abundance are found in the timber near
at hand.
Gold. silver and lead prospects have
been located near the springs above
mentioned. 1t is good place for sum
mcr prospect work,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
SUMMIT SPRINGS

Reports came to Indian Greek from
+, j. Merrill that good prospects are
being developed at Summit Springs, 40
miles north of Indian Greek. About %
prospectors are in the Merritt district.
Freight goes in by rail from Indian
Creek. Some very rich assays in gold
have been obtained from this district.
Call at The Age Office for all sorts OF
mining blanks--location notices, certifi-
Gates. etc, pc per dozen,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
AMARGoSA RISING

Monday we met man wearing hip
length rubber boots, We asked him
where he was going and he replied that
he had business across the Amargosa
and had borrowed the boots to wade
Beatty Miner
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
MILLION DOLLAR SUIT

a suit involving title to 53 claims in
Bulltrog district has been brought by J
ous johnson. Among the defendants
are millionaire Clark and Senator Nixon.
The suit involves over sl,0O0,OO0 and
hinges on grub-stake contest,-Carscn
News
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
IMPORTANT NOTICE

The Age will make special reduced
rates for republishing any legal notices
that have been invalidated by the nom
appearance OF the Times.
Those who have been running such
notices in that paper should consult The
Age before republshing.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
AGE SUPPLEMENT-

Illustrated each week with pictures
OF leading mines, business houses,
scenery and railroads of Southern Se'
Fada-elegant half tone cuts printed On
hne book paper, u ns~ fcatare in south
ern Nevada newspaper production,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14

California hae commenced the efec'
non OF metal guide posts in the desert
section oi that State. Nevada has a
,aw providing for such posts, but pros
ftctnr, and travellers are left 10 work
V9t their own salvation
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
INDIAN DEPUTY

Bishop, an Indian, has been appointed
ii deputy by the sheriff of lincoln
county for rounding up drunkcn and
boisteruus tribesmen and is doing good
work in that line.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
ECONOMY STORE
L. o. L. P.
ADOLPH LEVY, Prop.
ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST
POLITICS
Nevada Democrats and Sill
yer Men Unite

At meeting OF the State Central
Committees of the Democratic and Sill
yer parties held in Reno last Saturday
complete fusion was effected for thv
coming campaign 1t was deci,ied to
hold one convention, each party having
the same representation. The state
convention will be held September oath.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
FLOOD WATERS

State exchanges from all NeNi'na
counties report flood tides in creeks ana
streams that have been dry since 'h'
ninter nf go.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
MAIL CONTRACT

Kimbal Bros, will probably receive
the mail stage contradS from Beatty to
Goldfield for the term dating after July
Ist. Particulars will he published later,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
ELECTRICITY AT BEATTY

Beatty is to have ah up-to'tlatp elpc-
tric light and power plant. Later the
service viii be extended t0 Rhyuliter
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
REGISTRATION

The law relating to the registration Of
voters for any general or special election
was amended by the last Nevada Legis-
lature. Instead OF opening July lst,
the registration books hereafter will be
close September 9th instead uf on Oc-
tuber 21st,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
ECONOMY STORE
Leaders Of Low Prices
ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST

Just to show you that it is to
your interest to trade at the Econ
omy Store, where you get your
moneys worth or your money
buck, and the very best of service.
| want to meet every man, woman
and child i'm Lincoln county, even
ii never sell you a dollars worth
OF goods. will sell YOU till the
next issue of this paper:
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
Mining News Wanted

The Age will thank ptosectors, miners
and others for legitimate mining news-
something about small prospects ,hat.
are APT TO grow, Kindly mention ~
real news will he made free. The Az |,
will not publish at any price wiIJc:it re-
ports and hot air stories oi Imaginary
mines to thmfiam people, ~ some al
legged newspapers do. The resources 81
the country speak their own praise ii
told truthtully. Lies Rebound /" our
injury
TWn hnildirvS in nldtnmn fnf dn.I :
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14
LEAD-zINC FIND
Wagon Road to Potosi Runs
Over Big Ledge

Five miles from the Potosi, ON the
wagon road to Arden, b. Lewandowski
has located big lesdzinc deposit. 1t
is said that the road cuts the ledge,
which stands four feet above the road
bed Teamsters and travellers to and
from the Potosi have passed by the de-
posit for years without observing it,
Mr.. Lewandowski, who is employed
at the Potosi, recently discovered and
hastened to locate it. He states that
the ledge is large and apparently carries
high values
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14

IF. Collins, Undertaken ahn I'm
halnler' isr'o'' Wv 'N tt
streets,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14

Hereafter the price oi Eastside bot
tied beer will be held AT three for Sl'eo
over the bar. \ family rate VIII be
maintained Of $3.50 per dozen quarts,
delivered, y. y. MclNlo0h'
Brewery Agent.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-04-14

TWO buildings in oldtown iof dwell
ings, Rent cheap. Apply this uhi,.y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
SIX STRAIGHT
FOR PORTLAND
HonRinlU MAasAcRE STILL
CONTINUES AND SiwhBHts
HAVE FORGOTTEN WHEN
THAY WON A GAME.

seattle again got it where myrtle
wore the ruehlns. 10 Portland yea
tsrday. LOSING iheir siAth straight
game 20 the giants Kenny iiendef
san was on the firms line for Port
land uhile Oscar jones OBLIGATED
fag de cubs.
The Portland twifier had ii on
Oaear at all stages IT he safs'. 40
the beat the cabs could Do wins "a
GARNET five widely scattered hits of
81 hia doiiary. while tho Web
feet wallopod JBaea tor an even
da1en hits The batting u Mclean,
rartiand.H Eiani catcher vac the
feature. a. out Of four timnn AZ bat
be got two three baEEefH aud one
iao baKarE The score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
.PUGS WORKING
FOR THE MATCH
HOLLY AND CANS ARE DOING
AL SORTS OF TRAINING
STUNTS FoR THEtR nArca
ON TsE a1Rp.

Holly aud Cans are both training
hard FOR their contest on July -
81 Pleasant Beach Yesterday. ~
pleasant Beach. whore Cans e
tfziniug. fhsre ~sfe a iafgs Humbrf
u visitors wha came over 20 see
hux the champion Nas sha plnK up
A Number ~ ladies Were amonE the
visitors.
oans 10 hard ~ work ali the time
sud durlnz the daY SPARED ~iih
I lanaIe Aasiih. Hobby i.ubdie and
. Rid Melissa. Ills heaHlifui boxing
clever blocking aud fo-lNofs more
han repaid the sports Tor theif
troahlo Ia Fiaitia9 thr beseh.
oslf AT Madison park Holly also
had ! number ~ visitors who
wafchoa his wofk with inierest
Holly Is not such d fancy baagr a.
hls opponent. bat several Zines be
went vt his rparring partner 40
hard be bad 20 be wAFnsd 90 HloN
un. nud ngs imagine u vas tho real
shlns be NAa inAalginK In lite
hard htfiinF aroused = profound -
mifsiiaa in the minds q the tisl'
ofu. aa sd aiae ths tia0f ~tih
hlch he aHiiuped The punching
hsk Neaara palle1. Hnfke. Yer
nnn aud q large party Of ffienas
w~re ou, darinE the day 10 watch
iiuiiy Nofk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

TOMMY IS JUST spoiLlso Foa
FIGHT. AND 10 MORE TRAN
ANXIOUS TO CIT At SOME
sooY.

Tommy Burns. the well known
scrapRsf. whn i claimant for the
heavyweight championship through
his defeat Of Marvin Hart. arrived
IN los Angeles tho other dag and j.
located ~ Ions Beach. a few miles
frugn that citA. where he has essab.
iieh~d training camp and gone
inio training In a letter 60 the
Sporting Editor Of The Star Burns
says
4 am VERY sorry indeed tina, mt
match Nth Mike shrek fell
fhHunkh. aa ! am very anxious to
meet some good man In the rtng
feel certain / voald have beaten
shrerk. az be is not taking vers
good cafe Of himself. being fat rs
! piR We bored together about 20
seconds for a picture machine In
Chicago, and during that time ] had
him bleeding and putting HE
horse
III he ever gets IN she ring with
me. | want him 10 be in good shape
because don't want TO be tried tot
murder ! am open 20 fight any
man in the worid. ana would like
10 meet John Willie. George Cart
nee, Jack Root. Fitximmons or
Jack o'Brien. the latter preferred
I have been taking good care OF
myself. and arm ready 10 fight At
ans time
II seems too bad that some pro
motar can't match Burns around
here with one Of the men he names.
a. Tommy is willing scrappcr and
certainly a fight between him and
lack OBrisn would draw the
larEeat attendance ever present At a
nrinefight Ia the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
BIG STAKE FOR
WESTERN HORSE

The HFishson Handicap, worth
&c geo 20 shs wtnnsf and the hts
rrsg race Of tho Brighton summer
meeting. was sou b. To Western
hafar. Rams Horn. Who heat Ftrst
Mason a head m = hard ertFs.
Tokaian We. third. a length haes
Danaeilon. the ppss faFofits. IN
lshad outside The money
Rams Horn vas second choice IA
ina bstsisg being 20 ] First
Mnsun waa 10 60 I. vhiae Ioksipp
waa thought 20 have too much
weisht up and wsat 10 The pest
neglected ia the betting utih odds
81 30 10 / against her chances
Hamburg Bell. ran a yeFy dtsap
polntlaK race. vhlis karoki. The
keaaa candidate. vas eft ~ the
post The time vas very fast b*lng
ssa4zS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

ths waY auh. though lanes A Maf
RAJ made a game effort " catch
hrf. ~ never had = chance Neat.
acaa. buchanan And faaEp ftniAhra
nnsna apart in the order named
nuat4 Miller. the farufiie. came
a. the rsscae % fae iaieat and wua
the last race easily b. two isuMfha
tiaFiur Naa sneond And 1ambaStict
sas third Laclaa tifua badly
uhiie tras asssF hAd speed .ucash
- scsp 40.
Il Hsa a bad dz2 foF ihn taienL
- untY tsp fsvotitns ~un. bus the
larxr hniidaY crowd gressaf enfaged
themselves. a. thry played igux
priced huFsse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

which T. 90 tsts place fhis evening
before the National Athletic assn
eiatian. haH attracted large mum
bst 1f prominent sports % ihiH cry.
The nrbt 10 particularly Interesting
uqm the hri that upon ~ outcome
viii ta Huma rsfeni depend TIE
betting on the raulluE uaht bets s'H
IHak Ouflsn bnd Kaufman. whif D
atu cleo come of IN fhiH city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

lns paths Through the diamant Rtsi
hia territory shiehaek is tuifi
degree Adder, and then satnes tlus
ats he raa over g. 80 snd bass and
drew a Kix-foat glfeis around ihr
haE. ,taauae. he called 20 ms. n
ihry hit tbr baii thfaush that fif.
eis. haussl - goodness III tf1 ani
stop % x Il kiifs fne
The aeofr wAa - g. 9 ia fsYuf 81
girFriansf ausI when - piled into
thr bus after the Eautr the ntanssnf
very nsalsuiuiy and DELIBERATELY
counted aa al Three be heafea =
aiKh and aait
'Wsm hank aaA raura al
here sas sffaid same - pga bad
besa aiaaahtefs4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

We were playing sE4AhHt Et@Ee=
land when I Was sith tt,e Ailwan
ace team mevvfat years asa ~ hen
both theaa giuhs we've Sea she SAME
league. sat1 FtteheF claude Eiiiatf.
I Waa ln the hes ana natrF upcs,l-
81 tbe hall ever better in nv NE
than I dit that ds1. bat the AZ
fhose ttavTlaudsrs slaughtered t
waA a shame ftaui taAH Aim cut
ssti ths catcher - tte manager.
ne has ever thing to-day. aHi ~ he
can't stop Enr hsmihaf1nrft. ue=
body aan Yea knaa hsw ~ -
chen team sets "a hitting al
pitchers Iaak ailss % fhe hatfsra
prank ssirhsek ras plagins sseand
hass fof rs ara ths balls were seaF-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
ace AND CLANCY TO FIoHr

NEW LONDON. Conn. July ie.-
Austin Rice, tho local champion.
and Hugh Clancy. the Rhode Island
featherweiehl. will meet IN the
ring here tonight aud large num-
her OF sports nom Connecticut
Rhode Island. New York aud New
Jersey ara here TO witness the mill
Both fighters are said 10 be IA
good condition and q spirited fight
IL expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

Iuat before the races there sas q
0yafd foot rare on tho track De
tween lahnuY CLANCY and fsff8
l.oaket. who 81 supposed ia De the
fastest oop 90 the force johnny
had Ga. race IN hand from the
lump. a. be made every post q Wln
ninE one aud rumpra home 10 yards
co the raod Il was reported late
Last niaht. however. that the Judges
ara investigating she race az it lH
claimed clancy VAS duprd Ia the
paddock before the race he Was
frrtful and whom he won't 10 the
paaf bis syes vefc balEtns out, De
uaa covered with sweat aud made
several efforts "a run asag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
IN DIST NO. I

Water rent due in July for tuir,
August and September. II not gaia
by July 81. becomes delinquent lbis-
trtcf all of eity lying south ~ cen
tor line 81 Union and East tuion
sta. Meirfed water due from Isl 10
goth % zach moath becomes delin'
guent on the 10th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
BYuRs IS CHAMPION.

In the finals OF the amateur golf
championship held Saturday NJ
Englewood. ~ ]. Eben NJ Byors
of plttshnrE. won the championship,
defeating Geo. 3 Lyon. Of Canada
2 up and to play Byers' victory
was extremely popular. as Il pre-
vented the championship leaving
the United States nyers has made
vain efforts for several years pas,
10 capture the title. bat this Ia the
first time he has succeeded. nj
though he was the runnernp on two
previous occasions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

HHaHMEH HHHA #HH ~ aa 2. -
/ ilsatsa-sI fssss - baIs Hff HaHes
go ffaHafaassI. ZEE hsss NiAs ~
! lraats HaE.IsA ftssstHEs1hs HaaiNa. - aafAFt
atfFa $40 EIHs 4 fssn Gsaaeis Fisfs
Eaa HuHssi - nfsatetsssiH HAH hutra
E .slss - sIrH Htfis Eits AaHHf
llaae Mm kl 90 hsf hslis Htfs4h HEaHa
aasfaH MHta fsff - Hasts fHff 'sta d
afafais HtHaa " aaaaa ksafs tass
aHfa FsfEHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

There vas a large holiday crowd
ont and az Usual several funny
bfuaka weru made b. the visitors
0n the bulletin board q vas stated
Tony Faust fuun iu hlluhefa One
Fat mah eama up % bic wife ia the
rrandataud Iaat before the stake
rae. ana asked her shat ahs wHni
"a 90 play she said she liked
TuaF Faust oh hs ain got 40
chance. said thr mHa there's =
alan down there safs 'ruuy Faust
runs Ia blankets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
VITA re AMATEURS.


PHILADELPHIA. Pa. tuly Is
The aix.rpuna battle between Jack
o.uIteu. whu rtaimn the heavy
weight championship title. aud sam
u~fEar, the California hsavyNeiEht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

Walter ncklea had the postrfioi
trudnn VI his right hind les severed
Ia the stake race hy hgiuH jumped
on a. the head OF she stfotch Ne
will never b. able % race aaain bui
will bc saved Tor breeding putpo4eH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

sandstone was ciaiGsd out.uf tho
second RAGS by y e bayts fut $500
During the Time the nofau hat hrt IA
tho property Vt 'Aeulll fersusua
be- has cost his owner over $4,000
Ia l0ainK bets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

George " Miliss. the aulymoalls
Alag. cAms egs foe aa as's tnft :
sport Ia NJ. Mesixi X Wtntoa lie
trimmed tie hauks 20 a fare fon
eel Tor fkr first ala rarsa. bat ls
she sex~ash BET hss shining al %
ifsa whrn that snlmel finished
she raor ahoaf is msnaisa after the
slfas horse had passed. anaeF The
sire. Miller said Well. tbs n@ai
flns plaf that brute ~ have one
81 snf machines hiiehsa 10 ffuni 10
Toe her alons
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