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New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
BLUES FOR VANDERBILT
Ringing Bells Beats Nesusboy az the
atlantic City Shoe.
TBv Telegraph 70 Tho Trlbune.I ]

Bv Telegraph Tho Tribune
Atlantic City, July 21.-FOr the second time this
weak Mrs John Gsrlen was beaten for a challenge
cup et the Atlantic City horse show this afternoon
Alfred G. Vanderbilt a leg on the Public
ledger Challenge Cup with The YOungster and
Polly Prin while Mrs. Gerlen was second with
Newsboy and Shopgirl which last year.
For the third time during tho show the judges
reversed their decision in the placing Of Ringing
Bells and Newsboys In the championship class to-
day for small horses G. W. WatsOn's Ringing Bells
was awarded the blue. and Mrs. Gerken was 50
upset that she declined to accept the reserve and
drove out Of the ring.
Alfred c. Vanderbilt won the Championship for
large horses with The YoungsteF. The summary
OF the awards fellows:
Class ,as e pss 3 q%aalasd % \ 7uPtss RS up ana e
performances fenoes to eOunt)Won by j. r. Daviss
ney Hoiloway's 81. g. Centennial. third.
Glass CamateuF horse ana runabout horse 70 havs
ttue al around action and able e g pace; horse to
sh 80 =, "iogs s5o1rss ges Vsteons y Tew MaTEet
second: Tonic sauvases eh. g. Lord Nelson third
w s. 0Ren TfssstsT foFis @ aPS 4t iDSe
bury's B. Referred second; T. J. MeGoverns b. m
class az Cainateur pairs harness horses exceeding
Youngster and Polly Prm; General A E Booths Rock
Lord baltimore ana MY Maryland. third
@ % i sS S5s 9Bs9 q bSan5s Rgms o q e up % 9 p
Raven. second: Sidney HoilOVays eh E Buck third.
Cup; the height and horses
only cOunt)-WOn by Alfred Vanderbilts The
Youngster and Polly Prim Mrs John Gerkens NewSoOy
and shoDgirI second
Glass 2S pen; saddle horses TO all horses having
taken first prize this other recognized horse
shOw)-Won by Joseph Iarocque irs b. g. SOmerseti
W. s. Ellotts b. Jasmine. second; Mrs. John Gerken
ch. Mayo third.
Glass open 70 all harness horses exceeding 141 hands
which have teen first prize in classes az
this other recognized divided
classes. and small horses)-I.arge champion
ship-Won by Alfred G. Vauderbilts h. m. Young
ster, with his b. Polly Primi Small class
Won BY G. W. Watson's ch m. Ringing Bells with Mrs.
John Gerkens ch- g. NeWsbOy reserve.
Class as (open all horses having a prize
hunter jumping recognized
horse show: Championship eventJWon by Sidney HOlO-
ways br Centennial. with his eh g. OnerOs.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
SO LONG III VICTOR.
NeSO York Flyer Wins Motor Boat
Handicap Race at FrOnten0c

Frontenac N Y" July 2l.-The So Long II, owned
by George Hasbrouck, OF New York, winner Of the
two heats In yesterdays handicap motor boat race
won the third heat this afternoon, taking the frst
prize. the series being decided by the point sys-
TEN.
The Vingt-Et-Un II, owned by w. S. Kitmer. Of
BinghamtOn. was second, and the Canard owned
by J. H. Morgan, of New York. third. The winners
a seconds.
The free for all race, twenty-one miles, was won
by Too Easy. owned by Willis Kirmer, Of Binn-
hamtOn, in hour minutes 90 seconds. The Too
Essy's only opponent was the Canard.
The Vingt-Et-Un II badly injured while
starting in the free for all race, being struck IN
the bow by the Got To Co, owned by w. B. Hay
den. OF New York. A large hole was torn in the
hull and the boat narrowly escaped sinking. Both
boats were Withdrawn, the So Long II being also
withdrawn on account Of q minor injury.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
GOOD PRICE FOR AGILE.
Star Of the Sale of Horses in Train
ing at Brighton Beach.

number of racehorses in training the property
of W. Harry Brown and others were sold in the
paddock before the races at Brighton Beach yes
terday, and excellent prices realized. Agile
winner of the Kentucky and Tennessee derbies last
year. was the star of the sale. The son of Sir
DiXon-Alpena was sold to Frank Brown for s. 7eO
Frank Gill, two-year-old. by Collar-Raveo II,
was knocked down to J. L. McGinnis for 81 600
The other sales of SIC or more were:
Elfall, bay colt two years Old by Pirate of Pen
zance or Aloway-Elf; Nj. L. Lyes .......... 50 ion
Penarris chestnut geldng years old, by Garry
HerrfnannPe Peninah; Frank ONeilI 5000
Selvidere. chestnut gelding. years old by Bel
yidere-saIlie Of Navarro: T. Hitchcock jr.... 3TOO
Reba Stone chestnut flly, two years old bv Carry
Herrmann-Bee of Elgin. III. Mcdaniel - 200
Lorlng, brown hlly two years old, by Bowling
p sro2k,Argenta 3l5,. r Brown $500
Knight Of Ell Eerslie-BeIle baly, H. colgsn. 1sOo
r Parachute H. colgan -. 500
Fox-Musmes; j; tolgan -. 200
Fair Helen: r: Hyrnes 1000
Artery, black geldins, by Ogden-BTitish Blue
Blood T. Hitchcock, 600
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
OLDFIELD DRIVES FIST.
Wins Wolverine Sweepstakes fro"
Webb and COeV.

Detroit. July G-The finals IN the WolVe[
Sweepstakes. for purse OF $3.50 IN sol. fuEn'7-
the feature Of the second day of the autofs1
races az the State Fair track. BarnG Oid1s-
Albert Webb and c. A COey. OF Chiaso -,
the three drivers left In this event after ysiera
pTeliminaries
Coey was pltted against OldAeld IN the hree'n
seni-hnal, and the latter won the heat aftss =
exciting finish. covering the three miles s-NF~
The best mile Of the heat was done in 10
The final heat was at i've miles. with Oldaia ss.
Webb driving against each other. Webb oeN
lead at the start ana held q BY fFOm fVo t,tS'a'
lengths for the fFst couple OF miles In tn -
ming Of the third mile Oldheld. BY a daTins ls''
driving, jumped into tho lead az the hEst '1a
from there 20 the finish q the hfth nile
cars travelled on almost even terms
OidhelG succeeded in pulling ahead slightly -
stretch OF the last mile and won the heet % -
event by about three feet The time for %
miles was 6sl1 l-G. the second and third us -
cone ~ one minute tat. the best tine 0t 49,. +,
Atbert webb g. a. COoy and n w 49,,
9tsS<So1s Mtcn-, met Tn the nVe-Elte nan
% MtsleR CoSy won IN Sos Ia He had oly 49, y. 81
.NGs handicap over Webb. who was hei.ss.l~.s
the clouds Of dust which followed che na
ahead OF him. -
Rodsers. OF Racine. wis. had two wire g.. -,
Stealt IN tne afternoons racinss Winaiil5 ~ x4e
tor ears 1e4iy equipped. Of less than S-u'' ~
ana ana also the G0-lila race y. w. Bate. 80
ttsecite WIS, car. met with q mishap u ~ -
~ St the llNe-EnMe race tor t1ly etail--rS "a
S1...s1..l5 Mtta hUtn,nn ot Q turn @ tAe ~, ct
el,.sainS into tho fence. Ihe accident le - s.1
~ tle race. but he was not injured tssc "a - =
ihS Mncn The accident occurred and stoou -
NeHoAr chance of-wlEnlns tho event.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
F. F. AVER BUYS EASTER. o1o1o

Freaeriek F. Aver has added two fast trotters 70
his stable Of Speedway flyers by purchaqins fs -
MF Duttcn OF Boston. the black mare F,astsr
S:l2z' and the bay gelding Auto Lou, 2:2sh. The
latter horse is to be driven to pole with Mr. Aver
GOOD gray trOtter Success 2:1Oas-
Auto Lou worked mile in 2:ls at Feadyilie Farl,
q few days ago. and is said 10 be n model pole
horse. Easter once trOtted TO pole with Ferris in
2:l2lk equaling the worlds record as it stood AZ
that time. She trots without boots weights and
has shown a quarter in 0:s-a 204 clip-Ihis season.
Both horses have been shipped TO Rockiand Me-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
TROTTERS STORMBOUND.
T5vO Races Started at Empire Track
Left Unfinished.

Rain interrupted the New York Driving Clubs
amateur trottlng meeting at the Empire track
yesterday Two races were started, but neither
finished. In Glass ID, for tTOtters, NJ. New
marks Sam Steele won heat from L. r. Ortez's
Hopeful in 232. and in Glass d, for PAGERS, DR..
Joseph seamOns Lillian Roy defeated H. G. Cur
rams Mr.. Barron in a heat In 2ZS. Both OF
these races and seven others were then carried
until next Saturday.
Samuel Mcmillan, ex-Parlf Commissioner. has
purchased of A. E. Perren the bay PAGER Stone
wall, 2:l7A, and has entered him against James
Buffers King Direct and c. s. Rice's Coast Marie
in the champion class at the next meeting. Mr..
Perren's little black trotter Promise is to go
against Andrew CrawfOrd's Invader In another
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
BIG PRICE FOR A TRoTTER.
William Cobb & Son Pay $4,000 for Main
sheet for Grand Circuit Racing.

Joseph y Meyer, Of Newark. has sold 10 william
@ CoDD @ son. OF Ithaca, N. Y. the bay trotting
Sualon Aisnsheet, 2'OSls, for $4,000 The horse Is
entered IN important stake races all through the
Grand Circuit and is regarded as one OF the heat
troiters IN his class. He started with record ~
z.-s last year and lowered II 2:OSlb in a wnnine
race at Cincinnati, in which he doFoa4-a iiiis
competitors in straight heats N-'eu seventeen
,os - Meyer eald yesterday that 9Iansheet had not
owned hln The stallion is seven years old %ie ne ne
Dy 55eoIoF Genera dam Puxtell by AxteI 81 ,a S
s1Auo4h FiAley' <'Vo1a, by jay Gould 2:2iS S'i4'
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
ROCKAWAY WINS CUP.
MeadOS0 Brook FreeboOters Beaten
iR LiUeIy Polo Match.

Cedarhurst Long Island. July a CspeciaD-In a
game that was full Of excitement and play OF the
highest order the ROckaway Polo Club defeated
the four of the Meadow Brook FreebOoters this
afternoon by score Of 13 goals to 11A. The Rock
away four were active and aggressive and won on
the merits of the play.
The game the final match for the ROckaway
Hunt Club Cup. and both teams were keen TO win
the priced trophy The FreebOOteTs were allowed
goals and 1t was feared that the home team
would be unable to overcome this handicap.
As soon the ball thrown in 1t caught
by COwdin, and he scored IN three and One-half
minutes. La Montague followed with goal, Raw
Inns scored one, and then La Montague added two
more for the home team.
The second period was one long continued strug-
gle. in which both teams had numerous chances to
score, but by some small piece Of hard luck would
lose the ball. Finally La Montague made a fine
run and scored from the cenrrefeld with two
strokes.
The third period in Meadow Brooks favor
Three goals were scored. Grace making two and
Collier one. la Montague scored once for the home
team In the last period the home team had mat
ters its own and scored six goals. The lineup
and summary follow:
ROCf<AWAY EfJ5NTINGl MEADOW BROOK FREE
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

DE. Emanuel Isasley, chess champion Of the
world. win play "a tho flce trophy tournament at
the midsummer nesting q the New York state
Chess Associ2sion, opening at Trenton Falls, n. Y.
tatge Of the Rice Chess Club OF this city ard will
inset the players gt other clubs and associations on
tan chess Club and Charles Curt for the Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
RuMsoN POLO TEAM WINS.

IBy Telegraph 90 The TFbunc.l
Sea Bright. n. J.. July M.-The RumsOn Polo
Club defeated the Essex Country Club. OF Orange
to-day, after close contest. In the opening rama
on Thursday the Rumsons scored 65S soaiz "a
Essex /. In this afternoons game Essex did better
scoring goals In four ten-minute periods The
RumsOns scored IA II was the dociding zau,a az
the series for cups, the esgrogate scores countis
lineup and summary follows:
RUMSON. ORANcr
Nv. s. Jones ll-C. Pa.er
al I. Bush. "a. Mccoy
S-Ei. s. Borden Sd. Robinson
haoi--A o. AsoeW tbaei-R G. Douglass
ttunsoSioaas earned a allowed BY handicap q: LOST
allowed by handicap Q; lost by raaafv SsasS ea' y
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
RAIN STOPS AUTOMOBILE RACES.

Long Beach, Long Island. July 21.-FOr a second
time the automobile races in which women were
to be the drivers had to be postponed to-day owing
TO weather conditions.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
THIRD PERIOD
FOURTH PERIOD.

R.,cl1away-Isy earned goals, 13. Meadow RrooIy--H
allowed handicap. goals lost by penalties q goal:
earTaid goals. 8; tstal 11A goals. RefeTee-Sidnay
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

At the Morris County Country Club this after
noon a round was played IN the tournament for 3ha
Thomas Cup. Each Saturday during the season n
round Is played for the cup. presented by the clubs
president r. III. Thomas. The players yvero un.
many to-day owing 20 the inClement weather.
2; Barry, /
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
POLO At WHIPPANY RIVER.
fHy Tolegraph 10 The q,ribuneI

MOrristowa. n. J.. July a.-On the Whippanv
River Club polo field this afternoon the club four
defeated the orients Of Orange in a spirited game
by a score OF goals to rs While the field was wet
OF applause from the many spectators The iine-u6
Is Sollow<g -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

sGold Coin disqualified VoladRy placed
with Voladay inside last sixteenth pole.
end. Lord Badge made up lot OF ground
9TH RACE-Esndicap; for ell ages; 81, 900
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
ana geidinss two ysars old
-lHe Rnd .. helF fIrlonrx
OR. LAsKeR IN RICE TOURNAMENT

'AEssgaties aiI0vanes.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
BRIGHTON BEACH RACING sUMMARIEs.

E Selling % maiden s fS % feas1 i've and half sA Start good
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

% iS@ ss @ 3 3s S N as % la4Sns 1 @ % nS 3 @ Is II
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

Robin and then
closed HandzarTa
9TH RAcs1ng aE ana a uRw9Td $500 SdSsa
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

Ballot waited behind the pace 10 stretch turn
Enrique liked the going and hung on well after rae
up on stretch turn. but hung at the end.
ID driving. Time. 1:4S95. Winner. b. h.. by ia
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

ROCKAWAY HUNTING MEADOW BROOK FREE
CLUE. BOOTERS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22

ments were served during the after.
noon.
Attorney George Seo6eld, who il
also a notary public, went yesterday
10 Arredondo, where last night no per.
formed a marriage ceremony, making
J. A, Chandler and Miss Eettie Rob
erts man and wife. Attorney sco6eld
did the "iob'in his usual clever man.
nar, aud at the conclusion congratu-
lated the young people in his stiable
way
J. Z. Ivers Of Jacksonville, who re.
Gently arrived in the city to make this
HE future home. is we'll pleased.
Mr.. lvefs has started the foundation
for an elegant new home on last Main
street ~. which will be occupied in
about two months. 1t will be a mod
ern building in every way, aud one
which will be- q credit to that com.
muuity.
A trio Of street preachers have been
working the people Of Gainesville for
the past .wo days. Whileit s no more
than right aud proper TO appreciate
any followers Of the Christ in HIS work,
at the same time IL 10 right again TO
contiue them 20 proper places Of Wor.
ship. These street walkers do not
claim any special creed, bat they do
not hesitate TO take up n collection. |
They are no doubt sincere, but no
person has yet been enabled to get
them to commit themselves to Any
special religion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

For the best printed stationery al
lowest prices call at The Sun office.
Clarence Camp Of 0cala was regis.
tered az the Brown House yesterday
Albert aud NJ. ]. Simmons Of Fair.
banks were trading in the city yester-
day.
G. O. Strickland and Frank Cellon
Of Hague we're trading in the city yes.
terdsy.
W. n. Bennett, we'll known farmer
OF the Fairbanks section, was trading
in the city yesterday.
il. Haymaus OF Lochloosa was In
the city yesterday looking after bic
real estate interests.
James Ramsey, the bright Young son
Of Hon. Perry G. Ramsey Of Waca'
hoota, was 10 the city yesterday.
Mira. w. s. Jackson and sister, Miss
Ida Redding, have gone 10 their for
mer home, GFeenville, where they will
spend the holidays.
A. n. Emeuon Of Kirkwood, one Of
the best knoEn and most prominent
citizens Of that section, was transact
ing business in this city yesterday.
Hon. Henry S. Chubb, register Of
the United states land Office, left zee.
terday for his home At Winter PARK,
where he will spend che holidays Niih
bic family.
sy. Dnke has arrived 10 the city
from DunneIlon. Mf. Duke made ihe
trip by private conveyance. hsving
driven hls faithful horse, which be has
owned for many years.
81. Crews and son, RsbsF. were 'n
the city from MORisoehn yesterday
NJ. Crews reports . good rain Thurs.
day. which uas grvat beushi 20 ihs
farmers Of bic section.
George csuthsrn Of LaCrosss. eel
knous and soscsssiul farmer vas 10
ths city yesterday. Ne. Casshsfu
broushs . qusstitT Of hns sEEs. uhieh
we're dispOssd Of ~ good pFiss'.
"a. Mofsss. formerly % thls city
bss nos representing the stephens
IIthosrapAlhE Co~pAuG Of si. Loai''
/, here 10 shs lsIsesg % bic hosss
Hh friends here are Elss 20 80 hln.
Elmer ". ncCrrau has arrives
IL tas slsy from Bedford CsiT' Va
uhsn ks has bssa sisss4inE col
isra. he vln speed 'hs heli9sS'
hsfs uish hb rsfsnis. NJ. So M.
n. n. MscFsafJ.
ne Nswsd LAeiss' Card CAB 49,
an inssrssilrF sss hEhiT ssipJssls
,sss.ss a sss foaas - NJ Issspa a
Fusl. iu tss Hfssa Hess thussitI
sfssrusaa. Tts usstsE 80 rsii as
ts.sss So - Etus 80 FisTsf So
.. .t..,.,.s trssr-fs nfisFiest ffffHst'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22
rua'5NrrNg srlLL BURNED.

ID Swearingen Had Misfortune 10
l'ss Several Hundred Dollars.
j. sEeaTingen, ihe naval stores
''n'o' % Ranapaha. had the mis-.
''l'as u lose one Of his ssills a. 90
~! boar FrliaJ morning. involving
anias Of about 600.
t'on What could be learned, she Gre
~ caused BY combustion. FoFtu-
So 'asFe we're no products OF she
- h'i', hence the loss vas slIght 6n
Fa'aon TO what Il might hare
~ sHsarnEss will rebuild Al once.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22

Hghuai secession wN ne CO.
ssni EiSsn ~ rhs A. ?. q. 80.
iAe uuivsutisJ 90 ths bose
: h. Csspia Thsridsy nlxat.
-, 'as tunriioe sas asissly 81
oas. u shs apggselatsd ~
Sc se@tss 80 tttsasss, asf
80 fsus@tsF SAs sssainE fur .
nF ssAsns - 49, soelsty--
- Al stg tiss--sss eafrssa
49,. psFitgttcs Iksrs see ~
- - p.asa. art ss1d nsa
- 800. sa - sAlsa usss AGAR
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22
eyPsles ARE A NUISANCE.
Swindled a Merchant Of SOS in Cold
Cash On a Horse Trade.

The band OF GypsieS which has
been in gainesville for the past -four
or five days, and which has caused our
citizens and business men no end Of
annoyance bS their practices, are still
making offensive trades aud deals. aud /,
as The sun has already suggested,
should be stopped.
Marshal Pinkoson states that on
Thursday he served upon these people
. repIevln paper TO regain possession
OF horse which they had traded to s.
+. Brooks, the merchant. Mr. Brooks
wanted q certain mule which was the
properly Of the Gypsies. The animal
WAS heavy one, especially adapted 10
delivery work. aud was Represented 10
be 10 hft.clAss eondition. sic. Brooks
had a good horse which was 100 light
to draw a delivery wagon, and paid
one Of these Gypsies SOS IN cash aud
bic horse in trade.
when Mr. Brooks tried 20 work the
mule In harness be found . serious de-.
feet. as the animal Vas what 10 com
monty termed 'chOheF," meaning "a
. feet that the mule was suffering with
a throat affection. aud When a collar
was placed around his neck aud load
applied, he would become choked and |
unfit for service.
Mr.. Brooks. Il Il understood, en-.
deavored 10 stralRhtsu the matter out
with The Gypsies, bot could get no sst.
isfaetiou. The Fesult uas that he was
compelled 10 zoe BY WrIl 81 replevin.
Marshal Pinkuson secured possession
% the horte, but Wai unabls 20 get The
eos which was paid In the trade. The
u responsible for che state
meat that he bed considerable trouble
even ia the serving 81 The paper, ~
the gang" surrounded bin and
bodily harm.
This "gans" Ia nuisance. aod
should b. made 70 Leave the city. The
lo.sl suthohiiss vosid not think Of
iolsntlng soch disTeputable setios
from an Amsrsan slilfsn. had anyoas
wha attempted u uouid b. 10 lhs
shaihEasE In forty-slght hoars.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22
Mr.. MoYEss' LUCK.

~ Beer Appointea soushsra Mara
zee for H'g Paint House.
In'sa' q x. n. Msgen. formerly
va city. uiil BE- pleased a. The ln.
a'',oa that be has besn appointsd
'i.l soa'hsrn aEeas for ths sber-
HAAS Compssy. maasiaesas.
paiuis and VsFnishes. and Gill
-. - ia AssaquaFtsa 10 Jsstsonvllls
-, = eas q ths largest soasssns o.
a'aa "a ne Cnitsd ststss, asd NJ.
~ siil 10 d0abs SAKE BIG soe-
''@ e ls re- posltioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22
!, COURT DECISION
'ssEElSES BIG TRACT
.,,oOO Acres Land in West
g.,i5. Settled on Title.
Old FORBES clAI"

-. state Sued For Posses
v,u,DIe Timber Lands IN
-, and Decision OF u'''ed
Court opensdfor Homestead.
10 the recent decision Of the
s..,s, court, in which Thfo-
,.,.o0sr e.sl heirs OF the big
1obp G. Forbes, PLAINTIFF,
8 4, sIss iorthe repO''e''Ion Of large
timber IN West Florida, west
4, Ip,I'ehioola river there STANDS
nance 10 he opened 10 for
,nrposes about 100000
!, roblic Iards in Washington
,c,,oun counties which have for
!, bs,r in litigation. ard which
hem oi no banefi' to any body on
! toiihis litigaiion'
~, ,esr sgo John Forbes, It is
..,,,s. purchased from tie Iodisns
IN, sp,pish government this trset,
4. ,na. which Is largely timber
4, ,rd N little value iorcultivation,
,,ssveloned. but since there hes 1
Il ,u,b demsnd for timber during |
4. ~, few years, the land has been
/. s,r,nd Several attempts, it is
q l,,s been made to cell IL, bat
,,,soihe cloud which hung over
!, s,ls. bnyors we're careful The
,.i,r VA. taken into the United
~, court Tor a settlement, with the
IN that the land vas diverted back
I'VE government
mere hss been a clsmor for the
rvsuy, end in the event that the
NJ i restored TO entry, there will
soobt be q great rush OF home
aasn to that section, where govern
'sl land is now scarce.
hh property has been in litigation
.nsBy years. snd ~ is to say the
4 5 satisfactory act 10 clear the
pntion which has been hanging
fh.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22
DISTINGUISHED PARTY.

sstril Prominent Georgians Have
Been on Annual Hunting Trip
lpary o. several prominent Geor
fiu, members OF the HomossAssa
iaAinV Club, passed through the city
ilnn.ay night IN a private car en-
Eus home 10 Atlanta.
ne party comprised in the most
~ stockholders aud officials If the
lhana and West Point Railroad.
- 'htI we're jolly set.
s''f spending a few moments here,
i''ias which time they had the pleas
y o. meeting some friends, the party
''eseded north.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-22

aslisa % steeshaissss' AAssiieG.
Nsaios y ksFsby EiSsn fhss ths az
sasi mrstinE ~ ths stosi hsl4sfs ~
nisanosy Hsntisg CeaafasT Eili b.
$50 a. tAs Esssfai eeiss ~ tss $685.
ssHy % NlsasagI, Yioriet. - ths
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-08-10
"reminiscences Of the Best Mining Camp in the
West Now on the Verge Of Repeating
Itself.
The POche Daily Record Of the Seventies True Incentive Of what
may be Expected in the Near Future.

Vol the following 1RoNTbers
That Phoebe will
Mineral the southwest believed by those
railroad
poatn the donan
gong on
ve campaigns being mapped out by large Of the @ pro-
~-0
~ new era upon the meturgca per-
OF Nevada and no section in the west bountIy b Pe
surrounding country The
condition ~ ~ ""NNAy puon'aoe uhuer
road man M oshe & car can no longer be regarded of the
capacity or design - - o ieu"'l0n "ors Oh any
- can Its geology the strongest known
eA contemplated after
tho - na tae rumble Of the railroad the of stamp mill
OF sneters efficiency
consequent hustle business will few Years nanu
Ien why should not Pocheb the nrrnonta south
VII be the shipping mineral belt for several
the best in ~ ~ ~ = Aeuuuon "orks ana always
half of or7o
whv 'o~1@ @ANA "o"u
ltmight be the means of making ana few dollars