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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23
NOTAS De |IT[RES
Ell Gobernador indulta
una thujer en- Yauco.
Varios arrestos.
PENAs CUMPLIDAs
Para desempe1ar varlas es-
cuelas preparatorias. Ell
ioven Torregrosa.

81 gobernador indult6 aver
4 Herminia Almod6var Lugo, SEN
tenciada por el Juez Municipal de
Yauco a uu a1o de carcel 8 S 500
de multa por adulterio.
lie ha sido adjudicado q don
Carlos Atiles, el remate de la pie
dra triturada para las obras de re-
paraci6n del cementerio 4 raz6n de
So 40 el metro c1bico.
Madame Lavergne avisa q
sus amigos y conocidos que Sc ha
trasladado 4 la calle de San Justo,
n1mero ~, entrando por la de Ia
Luna. 3o-5
Don Maximiliano Ferrer, de
Lola, ha solicitado Ell ingreso de
cuatro nifios en- la esuela de carload
de Santurce.
--El juez de paz sentencl6 aver
4 Juan Diaz (a) aMe salves por es-
candalo en- la via p1blica a ounce
dias de arresto, y a Lupercio Matos
q S dias, por dar carreras por las ca
lies, dando golpes en- las puertas de
las casas.
FARMACIA.-Por desear su due
fio retirarse del negocio, Sc vende una
de nombre acreditado, en- pueblo muy
importante y progressive, en- condicio,
mes favorables al comprador. Para
informes y detalles dirigirse a G. C.
R., San Francisco 81, bajos. San Juan
P. R. 1910 S.
-Ha venido a San Juan el is.
ven de Aguadilla don Angel M.
Torregrosa, con el fin de gestionar
ante el jefe de la policfa Sc lie con.
ceda la banda del cuerpo para anne
nizar las heStas patronales de San
Carlos que Sc han de celebrar en-
aquella poblaci6n, FL comsniante
Lutz lie prometi6 acceder a su peti-
ci6n despues de comunicarlo al 60
bsrnador, pero a condicl6n de que
los m1sicos de dicha banda sean
alli debldam 4nte atendldos en- todas
sus necesidades. FL joven Tore
grosa regres6 aver q su residencia
Ell sargento Igaravidez de
nunci6 ante la cote municipal a
Jose Raso Serena, espanol, por
acometimiento y aggression los mu
chachos Evaristo y Joaquin Rivera.
Sc VENDE una elegante
Victoria construida por la pIimera
fabrica de coches de los EE. UU.,
y dos juegos de arneses para uno }
dos caballos. Informara S. BEHN,
M1ramar. GOA
Han cumplido sus conde
has en- la carcel municipal Pedro
Sanchez, Marcelo Manzano y Rafael
Romero. Este tlltimo inpresa 4
cumplir otra nueva condena.
-Telegrafia el cabo Arroyo,
de la policia de PatilIas que ante
noche arrest6 ALI a Eusebi Figue
roa y Francisco Dones, p1rque ma
licioSamente cambi4ron billetes do
minicanos de s. al comerciaute
Martin A. Ramos. Los billetes
fueron ocupados y el Elective de
vuelto a su duefio.
Aver han sido nombrados
para desempefiar escuelas prepsra
torios en- el pueblo de Trujillo-alto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-23

en- la morada de nuestro amigo y
correligionario don Luis A. Iba.
iez, ito de Jullta.
Sc encuentIa en- esta ciudad
en- asuntos concernientes su pro-
fesion nuestro muy estimado amigo
y correligionario de Lares, Lcdo.
don Alfredo Blasco Pagan.
CoRRESPONSAL.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-23
NOTICE

The Broxton Hazlehurst and
Savannah railroad co. & V. F.
RI have arranged with the A.
B. & A. r. r. for the use of their
Fitzgerald freight station. Goods
for shipment to B. Il. & S. r. K
stations should therefore be de-
liyered at the A. B. & A. R. X
depot. II. {. McFadden'
It President and General Mgr
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-23

Rev. Oxford went to WaycrOss
yesterday.
Mrs. w. H. Hill returned to
Guysie, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. McCaul,
are visiting relatives i'll Ashton.
Mr. II. j. Mcintyre of Thomas
vile, spent yesterday in Fitzger-
aid.
Parents:- who have children
with weak eyes should consult DR..
Odom.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Conner, Of
Double Run, are visiting Mrs. D.
w. Dowdy.
Miss Lizzie Jones, of Ocilla,
stopped over on her way to Brox-
ton, Saturday.
Mr.. r. J. Prentiss, of Fitzger
aid, was i'll the city on business
Thursday. Cecilia Star.
Mrs. H. II. Terry, Of Thurmond
spent last week with their daugh-
ter. Mrs, L. B. Philips.
II. Z. Taylor and his son, ). b.
Taylor took their departure Ior
Atlanta, yesterday.
Mesdames T. F. and r. A. Tur-
nipseed, of Mystic, were shoppers
in this city yesterday.
ladies': who suffer from head
aches and neuralgia should consult
the eye sight specialist DIR. Odom,
DR.. Odom fits the invisible Bl-
focal Lens-greatest invention Tor
older people in the optical world
Two sights without seam.
One good second hand top bug
CIV. for sale at your own price, in
good running order. See Thomas
r. Lee. Luke & Clements stables
S. Grant st. 9Z-ou
Old soldiers, widows and or
phans allowed fifty cents rebate
for any professional services by cut
ting out this slip and presenting
at my office. DR.. Odom.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Benschoot-
er who spent the winter i'll Fltz-
gerald for the 18th time, took their
departure for their home in Grand
Rapids, Ohio, today
w. w. Martin fell heir to the
pretty toilette set given out last
Saturday night by the moving
Picture Co., for the best guess OF
the mispelled word in the adver-
tisement.
One good second hand top bug
gy, for sale at your own price. IN
good running order. See Thomas
r. Lee. Ruke & Clements stables
6 Grant st. 80 3tf
James Saunders, son of Prof j.
T. Saunders, has returned from
the state Agricultural College al
Dahlonega, to spend the summer
vacation at home.
Former gamblers of Savanna
are now kept busy shuffiing white
wash brushes on the county build
;ugs instead of Shutting cards o.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-23
FOR SALE

New 5 room house, 80 it corner
1st, ward $1,000. New 6 room
house 40 tt lot 1st ward $1,000.
New 5 room house, 40 # lot, 1st.
ward $1100. 6 room house, 40 tt
corner lot one square north of
new depot site, $1,000. 6 room
house so # lot one square north
depot site, $500. l can make
terms like paying rent on some
of the above propositions.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-23
Lost Strayed or Stolen.

One Briud1e Ok, medium size,
horns sawed and set forward.
Anv information will b. appre-
iciated by H. J. Gorday, Rebecca,
Ga. 49-4t
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-23

Mr.. Marion Dickon returned to
his h. me near Osierfeld, yester-
day.
Mrs. J. c Gammage, of Ocilla,
passed thro today on her way to
Dothan.
Wanted:-Y Young gentleman
desires board in private family.
Address T. M. N.
2-2t % Enterprise.
The A. B. &. A. track graders
have reached Lee street, coming
from the West.
Mayor ]. G.. Knapp took trip
to Pinetta today ia the interest
of his lumber Company.
Frank Hager one of the heavi-
est draymen in this city, lost one
of his horses this week.
The National Barber Shop.
First class in every particular,
BATHS. 44-,f
Mrs. Dan Dor miney, of Pinet-
ia, transacted business in this
city yesterday.
DR.. Ed Dorminey was called
vas called toBroxton yesterday
aid to his brother, Jack Dormin-
ey.
Mrs. J. H. Horne, accompan-
led by little Miss Viola Pyle,
spent Sunday in Byronville.
Small city maps, correct up to
date, for sale at the Enterprise
Office. If.
MIS-. S. r. Womb1e, who has
been the guest of Mrs. J. H.
Mays, returned to Ashton today.
The Misses Dean O'Kelley
and Ethel Whiteworth arrived
this morning and are the guests
of Miss Ethel Killingsworth,
Painter C. II. Bartle!:: went to
Americas To-Day 10 decorate the
windows of the First National
Bank of that city with artistic
lettering.
This Office wants five or six
pairs of news cases and two racks
second hand, cheap for the cash.
If
DR.. and Mrs. MANU- Ware are
entertaining a you ng lady about
sixteen years from now, at their
home on west Central. The heir
was born yesterday afternoon.
Tax-Collector Gibbs will de-
vote next Tuesday and Wednes-
day to Fitzgerald tax payers
who will have a chance TO give in
their property. He will have
his headquarters in the office of
]. A. Justice Central avenue.
For Sa1e-Shingles Nos. l and
2. Sidney Clare,
21tf Lynnwood.
Lost &+~aved or Stolen.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-23
| DIR. J. NJ. ADA MS,
DENTIST
OFFICE-ROOMS 7 AND 8.
EMPIRE BUILDING.

c. w. Hayes went to Dougla
yesterday to begin the cree
ton of "a stone building.
Mr.. Z. 7. Hale, of Athens, il
visiting his sisters who live will
their uncle DR.. J. L. Frazer. Mr.
Hale came down Saturday and vii
return to North Ga, today or to
morrow.
School Commissioners, j. W.
Weaver and r. j. Prentiss took
their departure for Milledgevllle,
yesterday, where they will attend
the annual meeting of the County
School Commissioners of this state.
General Manager G. S. Wilcox
of the Wilcox Development Co.
has secured as statesmen, Messrs.
j. I. Floyd and >. b. R0quemore'
of DELLA, and r. j. Prentlss, OF
Fitzgerald. They make fine
team. Cecilia Star.
Mr.. j. E. Leverette has just re-
turned from Southeast Georgia
where he closed contracts for sew
eral store fronts. Mr.. Leverette
makes a speciality of this class OF
work which guarntees a larger pay
roll for the local machine shops.
The News -Scimitar, of Memphis,
Tenn. defes the saloon business
and cuts out $50, 900 worth of IL
quor advertising. Mr.. Raine, the
editor. has come to know that adj
vertising liquor suggested, encour-
ged and contributed to the extern
sion of its use.
Ed Perry, colored, languishes III
jail for illegal sale of mtoXicants.
Chief Police Short captured him
Saturday night. He has been
playing the game Of ''Walking Sa-
loonO for sometime but necessary
evidence will no doubt open his
eyes this time.
Mr.. C. Westerman, who went
to Atlanta week before last to
claim his bride, returned with her
on Saturday and they are now at
home at the Jessamine Hotel.
Mr.. Westerman is an able assist
ant in the Southern Granitold Co.,
and his bride is an eStimable lady
of Atlanta.
The visit of the POstOffice in
sDector left a feeling Of dlsap-
pointment among the rural route
carriers. No 4, in charge of b.
P. Keefe, was laid off and his
route divided up among the other
six carriers which gives them a
run of from twenty-siX to twenty.
EIGHT miles. A. w. Keeney had
an addition of five more miles MAX
| inc him drive twenty-eight and
one half miles.
The high est character IS his
who is ready to pardon the NOR
al errors of maukiod as if he
were every day guilty Of the
same himself, and as caut-
ious of committing a fault as II
he never forgave one
For Sale Floradora cotton
seed, Alezanders Money Maker;
all choice selected cotton seed at
81 90 per bu. call al Quinn s
Feed store at residence of
]. B. Bennett, Lincoln Ave.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-23
Weather Report.

EDITOR ENTERPRISE:
For publication in your paper I furnish
herewith record of meteorological observa-
tions taken by the undersigned as a coopera-
tive observer of the Weather Bureau of the
U. s. Department of Agriculture, during the
week ending April. 4, 1907, at Fitzgerald Ga
The instrumental readings are from govern
ment standard instruments exposed in the
manner recommended by the Chief of the
Weather Bureau.
Respectfully,
S. G. BROWN,
Cooperative Observer
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-23
For Sale.

One Frick Portable Boiler so
H. P. One 13x15 Ames engine
One log cart. One Pump. St
J. R. Allison, Abbeville Ga
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-23
Miss Marie Douglas, of Triton,
visited Fitzgerald, yesterday.


Miss Daisy Wilcox is visiting
relatives and friends in Fitzger
aid this week.-Ocilla Star.
Hon. NJ. Dickson, of Fitzgerald
looked after business interests here
the latter part of this week.
Ocilla Star.
MI. and Mrs. Hogl e returned tt
Triton, yesterday, after adding
some improvements to their Fitz
gerald property.
Mr.. r. d. mccarthy of Unadil-
la spent Sunday in the city, the
guest of his little granddaughter
Miss Elizabeth Mccarthy.
We are glad to have II, G. Nc
Fadden back in South Georgia.
He is one Of the best railroad men
in the country. -Nashville Herald.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. Kirkley, who
spent the winter in this city, took
their departure yesterday, for
their home in South Bend, Indi-
ana Monday,
One good second hand top bug
gy, for sale at your own price, in
good running order. See Thomas
e. Lee. Luke & Clements STABLES
S. Grant st. 52-3tf
Mrs. G. H Matthews and baby
Jesse b., of Talbotton, returned
home yesterday after visit with
Mrs. Matthews parents, Col. j. j.
Bull and wife.
Mrs. A. S. Baird, Of Washing
ton, d. c. who spent a couple OF
months with her mother, Mrs. W..
NJ. Lebert near Lulayille, took hel
departure for home yesterday.
Captain LaPop, Of Fort McPher-
son, is in the city as U. S. recruit
ing officer. Chief Short served
under the Captain for six years
when the latter was first Lieut.. OF
Company B. 9th Regt. Infantry,
and speaks very highly of him.
1t is suggested that if the gay
demi monde must be tolerated in
the city that they keep away from
the depot. Clean people don't rel
ish their fiirtations in the depot
waiting room or platform. The
police will please take notice.
Springfield, Ill, April 18.-The
house of representatives today
passed the Young cigarette
bill, making it unlawful to sell
cigarettes or cigarette papers Ill
j Illinois. The bill now goes to the
senate.
LOSD:-s0meWhere between the
Lee Grant Hotel in Fitzgerald and
the Georgia Hotel, in DELLA, or on
the train, a five pointed gold stan
pin an old eastern Star" En-
blem. Reward if returned to the
Alkahest Lyceum Bureau, Atlanta
Ga"
Quite a number Of young people
from the city enjoyed party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Butts about one mile east of the
city last night. Games were play
ed until about the midnight houl
when refreshments were served
! land the assembled guests enjoyed a
bountiful repast in the hospitable
dining room Of the host. 1t was
after one O'Clock when the reveler>
returned to the city congratulatln&
themselves on the pleasant events
of the evening,
AS the friends of the Petrie fam
lily now Of Springfield Mo-, are
numerous among the Enterprise
readers, we mention d letter from
| Mrs. Petrie under late date. She
lsays 1--WE had no winter and l
seems a puzzle TO tell what TIM
Of the year it is. In Decembe
and January the peach tree
bloomed. also the violets, dande
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
Merger Is Advanced
Twelve Points in
Local Board

strong demand yesterday for
shares of Red Top Extension and am
additional rise in the price of Goldfield
Consolidated Mines shares were the
points of interest in the local mining
stock market Red Top Extension was
sold to the extent of 32.500 shares at
IA and 45 cents Goldfield Consolidated
Mines sold at 50 in the forenoon and
SO and $9.121a in the afternoon.
Great Bend was in good demand and
II, 500 shares were sold The price
varied from s1.15 to s1.121a and $1.10
and recovered to $1.15 before the close
Of the informal session. Eleven thou
sand shares of Blue Bell were sold at
27 and 26 cents; 10000 shares of Blue
Bull at AS to 81 cents. the price fall
ing at the close to As cents. May
flower Consolidated shares were sold
to the number of 14,500 The prices
obtained were 50 and 81 cents, being
stronger at the closingi
Shares of the other mines that were
Extension. $500 shares; Pine Nut 1900
$3.1217 and $3.15; Lou Dillon, $500
shares; st. Ives, 5000 shares at $1.30
Diamondfeld Triangle, 5000 shares, the
price ranging from 81 to Sc cents and
back to 62 cents Mcnamara 5000
shares at 81 and so cents; Combina-
tion Fraction $500 shares, of which
300 shares brought 1915 and 1900
shares s5.6218.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
CHICAGo AUToIsTs WIN POINT

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Chicago won
its point yesterday in the first meeting
of the executive committee of the
American Automobile Association in
favor of having the Glidden cup tour
start from that city. On motion Of
Sydney S. Gorham of Chicago 1t was
unanimously agreed to suggest to the
new touring board that the annual
American Automobile Association tour
start either at Chicago or at some city
west of Chicago, and that its route be
through Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and
Pennsylvania, ending at Washington.
from which point a supplemental tour
may be arranged to go to the James
town Exposition at Norfolk, Va, taking
the Shenandoah Valley route for the
journey.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
NEW DIAMoNDFIELD COMPANY
McKane, GiIIies, oddie and Others VIII
Work on Go Acres

The Goldfield Review says that
company backed by some of Goldf1eld s
foremost mining men has been organ
lied and will be known as the Dia-
mondfield-Florence Mining Company.
The company carries the usual cap
italiZation and will be officered for the
ensuing year by John Mckane as pres
ident; Donald B. Gillies, vice president;
Mrs. e. a. McNaughton, secretary;
Frank Golden. treasurer, and these
with Senator T. L. Oddie w. V. Ryan
and E. A. McNaughton constitute the
directorate.
The property which forms the basis
for the organization of the Diamond
| field-Florence is located half mile
east of the famous Black Butte mine in
the Diamondfield section and comprises
the Banner, O. K. and Lynn claims. in
all about sixty-five acres. Under the
former ownership Messrs. McKane and
McNaughton did considerable surface
work on the different claims with very
gratifying results.
E. A. McNaughton has been selected
to manage the Diamondfied- Florence
and the work of developing the prop
erty will be commenced Immediately.
large force of men will be put to
work on a accompaniment shaft and
in a few weeks a twenty-five horse
power gasoline hoist will be installed.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
Red Top Extension
Shares Sell Largely

of the tunnel and about 25o feet under the apex
OF the Fairview HILL
The Round Mountain Sandstorn Mining Con Co
panys holdings are situated about mile north
east OF the Fairview Gold values OF ss I
lslactory character have been secured lroni II. Lne
leoge outcroppings which traverse thls pro2eIss.
Caretui surveys by the most competent eng 81
nave demonstrated that the continuation Oh lMne M
rich FairView ledge prevails III Sanus'oln
ground.
The Smoky Valley Mining Company mas en-
eountered formal tion at depth of lttie over
200 feet and it is porphyry. the same ldensieal
porphyry that is found In the adjoining Sphinx
and Sunnyside. Sinking will be continued IL
the 1ormtaion for another 90 feet ne lotlna ~ = !,
Ilon at the bottom of the shaft pans LteeAy anu
assays about $25 to the ton. 49,
Another strike made this WeeA gu tue
Blue Jay No. claim of the Round mountain p
Daisy Mining Company. placer lease ,fnn Gaa
been operated on this property by Slim MOT
Each load Of about 1000 pounds has been orlng.
ing MIN $3.50 1t was while placerins tsal
the new ledge was discovered at deptn OF nv nv
rect The ledge is well defined ana is nve leet e
VIDE IL has streak of ore running lnIousn
II which is four inches wide and ASSAYS over
assays $T5
The strike which was made last week on on the
property of the Round Mountain Bulilon Mining
Company is likely to prove of great importance.
The ledge is seven feet wide and Yields very
the most eastery developed section or tne uls-
trlct and the strike strengthens the oeiieL Inat ~
the mineral belt extends from Round Mounts III
TO Jenerson Canyon a distance OF nFe miles,
ana the scene of extensive and pronlaole n1n-
ing operations in the early days
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
TWO ATHLETIC LEAGUES
PREPARE FOR FIELD DAY
San Francisco and the Bay
County Teams Elect
Officers

The San Francisco and the Bay
County Athletic leagues held meetings
yesterday for the purpose of electing
officers, appointing committees and
setting the dates for the spring field
days.
The former meeting. held at the Lick
High School, resulted in the election
of Gregory Padilla (Lick), president;
vice president. j. Blood (CogswelD !;
secretary. j. Willison (Wilmerding); :;
treasurer A. Corbel (Polytechnic).
For the field day committee Padilla
appointed P. Ibos (LowelD chairman,
]. Blood (CogswelD, ]. Willison (Wfl-
merding) and E. Thompson (Lick). The
date was not set, due to the uncer-
tainty of obtaining the U. c. track, but
the committee. was instructed to OBJ
tain either March g or 16 for the event.
Padilla also appointed Willison, Blood.
Corbel and Read to draft a constitu-
ton, and Read, Corbel and e. Thomp-
son on the record committee.
The Bay County meeting was held at
the Cogswell Polytechnic College. J..
H. Service (Berkeley) was elected
president, Peter Ibos GowelD secre-
tary, R. E. Dickinson (Mission) treas
urer.
The field day committee was ap-
pointed Macaulay (Alameda). Ibos
NowelD and Isaacs Oakland Poly
technlc).
The date set for the field day was
March so.
The fall season of 1906 was without
doubt the most successful track season
ever held on the coast, but it appears
from all indications that the spring of
1907 will easily set higher mark.
The following summary will give an
idea of the active preparations for this
spring:
February 22-Aeademic Athletic League; cross
country
March 0 or 16-San Francisco Athletic League;
field day.
March 17-Picked Bay County team will meet
Stanford freshmen.
March 29-Stanford interscholastic field day.
March 30-Bay County Athletic League; field
day.
April 6-Stanford- California; baseball.
April 6-Calfornia- Olympic Club; field day.
April 13-Stanford- Olympic Club; field day.
April 13-Academie Athletic League; field
day
April 13-Stanford California; baseball
April 20-Stanford- California; field day.
April 27-Stanford- California; boat race.
May 3-Pacihc Athletic Association; track
and field championship.
May 16-Webster Athletic Club; swimming
tournament
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
ROUND MOUNTAIN EXCHANGE
Opening of Stock Board Marks Begin.
ming of Mining Season

Round Mountain has a stock board
the Round Mountain Stock Exchange,
of which Louis D. Gordon is president;
Henry ]. Bartlett, vice president NJ. D.
Baihly, secretary; e. o. Olive, treas
urer. and DIR. l.. P Breitstein, ". r. Glib
son, Franklin B. Morse. Frank Dixon
and A. T. Spencer. directors. The open
ing of the exchange, followed by ban
quet, marked the beginning of the min
ing campaign at Round Mountain for
1907.
Round Mountain is the youngest min
ing camp in Nevada to establish a
stock exchange. The Tonopah Miner
says
The Round Mountain Mining Company is en-
ploying three shifts in running a drift to catch
the ledge the 250-foot level. Superintendent
Mcdonald expects to encounter the ledge almost
any day. Already rich paintings being Sc
cured and all eyes are centered this property.
for the ledge is struck and proven a
large force of men will be put to work. The
be in operation and everything will be activity
very soon.
The Round Mountain Fairview has cut the
ore in the raise 35 feet above the level of
the tunnel. This proves that the ore bodies
have strength, regularity and continuity. The
face. is where several thousand dollars of
specimen ore was taken out. The first raise
tapped the ore in the bottom of this incline, and
now the second raise has tapped the In the
same ledge 200 feet farther in the tunnel The
average sample of this ledge. which is 21a
feet wide. gave average of not less than
$500 paintings This is at the 400-foot point
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16
BIG SALE FOR VALLEJO FIGHT

VALLEJO, Feb. 10. Nearly 900
ringside and reserved seats for the
twenty-round battle to be fought in
Farragut Theater on Washington s
birthday between George Herberts OF
Chicago and Jack Shields of Crockett
have been sold. 1t surpasses the big
house which represented 22O0 on last
Labor day, when Landers and Ward
fought.
The town of Crockett. where Shields
is training, has taken an even 500 seats
and all of the surrounding towns will
be largely represented. There will be
three first-class preliminaries. Jack
Willis of the Hawthorne Club of San
Francisco viii box four rounds with
Mat Turner of the navy; Alex McDon-
aid of San Francisco will box four
rounds with Eddie Shea of Crockett
and Kid Curley of Napa and Whitehall
Lawrence of Vallejo will also go four
rounds.