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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-01
CUTS HEART OUT
PROFITS

From the Chicago Inter-Oeean.
In these days of miraele-woFking en-
cheering when man does not hesita's
TO change the face Of continents anu
makes rivers run up stream, it is TINS
maintains that offer natures last de
6ance. Now, at last, they are being
conquered and set to work 70 neip !"
their own undOing.
All the world Of railroad men hates
a mountain, and especially . range o.
mountains. 1t Is a formidable obs'a
Gle to transportation WHOM 1t stand'
across the right of way. Inc steei
!, haul IN the mountains cuts the near
ont of profits or diverts trafhc o.
both. Other Things being eqnai, Tn
hattie is to the railroads with the cas-
lest grades.
On the Central Pacific, for example
three or four engines pull pantingi,
a short train of loaded freight ear
from Truekee, Cal, up the steep grade
to the summit Of Emigrant pass II
| the Sierra Nevada mountains, 5,Oes
feet above sea level. 1t is q spectacle
70 make a railroad man weep.
Now all this is to be changed. II
| the Sierra Nevadas will continue T.
stand in the way, they must . I
be hostile. They must go to work AM
themselves haul these freight train
| to their own SUBMITS.
tn seeming REVERSAL Of natura
laws the mountains will accomplis'
through the everlasting SHOWS tina
cap their SUBMITS. The little MOT
tain streams flowing down from tn
melting snow furnish unlimited power
Converted to man. use they will d.
the work easily that now taxes steam
to its utmost.
This is the transformation ordered
by l.. II. Hartman and outlined by
Dewey Sheldon Becbe in the Technics
World magazine for February. Thong
his engineers have made all the SUI
surveys. Electrical companies are
figuring on the contracts. The wori
will be begun in the spring.
The mountain streams will be con-
fined in q great dam. They will be
transformed into electricity in a pow
er house on the California side OF the
pass. A third-rail electric system
will .e put in over about eighty miics
Of track. Electric motors will tax
the place Of steam locomotives.
Have you anything to self. TIL
about 1t in the columns Of the Daii.s
State. Results viii follow.
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sUEs faE 2. AND 7.
FOE ZIG DAllA0EA

VIRGINIA CITY, New, Feb. IT,
Attorney Noel Of this city has fled q
complaint against the Virginia and
Truckee railroad for $4,000 damages
rs q result Of the death Of Charles
Mcdonald. q brakemon on thevirginia
and Truckee railroad. The suit 10
brought in the interest Of the heirs Of
the deceased. Mcdonald was killed
by q Virginia and Truekee train
while switching cars At Steamboat
Springs several weeks ago.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-01

Following 10 a list Of letters remain.
ing unclaimed in the Paradise Valley
~postof6ce March I, 1907:
Boyd, James. n 4,
Bosco, Bertrand. IA
Careaga, larselo. I ~
Behave, Bernardo. { Hf
Eteheverry, Baptiste. ia ..
Galdona, Pedro. -.
10 Jim (Indian) :" =
Sawyer, o. c.
Persons calling for the above let.
ters please say advertised and give
date Of lot. II 4
j. b. CASE. p. NJ.
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The w. O. Baber teams left for the
north this morning.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-01

II IL eood
cid days the
saxtoa aanounc-
ID Q dotA h
tha counmunity
By Q stroke eu
the ehuyoA bill
Tor every year a
the LIE tha1 Wns
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PERSONALS

ANY one knowing the present whereabouts of
MRS. G. ROSELLA OF 901 Jones st. please
send 1t TO II. j., box 1888. Call, Fillmore st.
WANTED-The present address of MRS. OPP
PENHEIAIER, formerly at 1922 Jackson st.
Address box IT'LL Call. Fillmore st.
MISS CLAIRE CUNNINGHAM, formerly 1927
Jackson ST., please send your present address
to L. G., box 1499 Call. Fillmore st.
WOULD like to hear from MRS S. A. RAMEY,
formerly at 955 Post Please communicate to
J. D.. box 1897. Call. Fillmore ST.
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PROPOSALS


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Of OF the
Board Of State HarbOr Commissioners Union
Depot and Ferry house, San Francisco. Cal.
December %. 1905. Sealed proposals or bids
VIII be received at this office at or prior 70
2:l5 O'Clock p m on Thursday. January 10.
1907. for the furnishing OF crPos0ted piles 70
on the water front OF the city<and county OF
San Francisco. IN accordance with the speci-
fcati0ns prepared therefor by the Chief En-
gineer OF the board, and adopted By the board
December 81, 1905 and on file in this office
TO which special reference IS herebv made
The piles 20 be fresh cut. first quality Douglas
yellow fir piles. the creOsotc used must come
from works making bitunlinous coal gas. and
the piles to be injected with not less than 10
pounds OF oil per cubic foot OF wood the Dene-
tration Of the heavier black oils must not Re
less than one u inch at any place in the
circumference Of the pile.
No bid viii be received unless It II made on
a blank form furnished from this office and Is
accompanied hy a certified check OF $780, pay
able to the order OF the secretary Of the
board as a guarantee on the part 81 the Src-
eessful bidder that he VIII within six (6)
days after the acceptance Of the bid enter
into a written contract to do said work. ac-
cording 10 the specifications prepared therefor
and will also execute and hle with tais hoard
a bond in such sum the beard may deem
adequate with surety company 20 be aD-
proved hy the Board OF State Harhor Com
performance Of such contract: nor will said
bid be considered By this hoard unless daliv-
cred to the sseFssSss s or to the assistant see
prior to 2:15 o'clock .. m. THURSDAY Janu-
airy 10, 1907. at which time and place the bids
viii be opened The board reserves the RIGHT
to reject any or all bids II deemed for tie
best interests OF the State. Bidders are Invited
TO he present at the opening OF the bids
CHARLES FL. SPEAR. j. D. MACKENZIE
HENRY J. CROKER. Board OF State Harbor
LOTT D. NORTON. CHIEF Engineer.
JOHN NJ. FOY. Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

-
DIVIDEND NoTIcF-THE RENTERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY OF San Francisco.
commercial and savings bank. safe deDosie
vaults. 115 Hayes St. between Van Ness ave
and Polk st--For the half year ending De-
eember 10 a dividend has been declared at
the rate Of four "a per cent per annum on
savings, free OF taxes payable on and after
called for are added to and bear the sans
rate OF interest as the principal from Deeem-
Also two ~ per cent per annum paid on
es s1 deposits. subject To- eheek cred-
Dated San Francisco. Dec. 4 1905
DIVIDEND NOTICE-CaHfornia Safe Deposit
and Trust Co. corner California and MontEom-
cry sts--For the six months ending Deem
Der 81 1906 dividends have been declared On
the deposits n the savings department Of this
company as follows: On term deposits at tbs
rate OF $40 per sent per ana sTI and on or
after weeinesjav Ia11ary ; iaG- The sa-ns
rate OF interest win he paid by our branch
offices located at 1891 Devisadero st.. OF
Valencia st. and 174O Fillmore st.
J. DALZELL BROWN. Manager.
DIVIDEND NOTICE savings aud Loan society.
101 Montgomery st. cor suffer has de-
clared a dividend FOR the term ending Deem
PER per 81 ls, lsoo, at the rate OF three and one
AFTER January ia97 Div,5e5ss not % csil ,,'i
for are added TO and bear the same rate OF
EDWIN BoNNELL.< Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE - AN-ANIERTCAN
BANK, 5lS Montgomery st.-A dividend at
the rate Of SEQ per cent per annum. free OF
taxes. has been declared for the past SIX
months on al savines deposits payable on AMI
after January 2. 1907 Dividends not called
for VIII be added to the PRINCIPAL end allowed
the same rate of interest from .Rnuarv J.
1907. a. 2. SBARB0RO. Cashier
DIVIDEND NOTTCE-NIetropoiis Trust and sew
inss Bank. 1871 Van Ness ave-. San Francisco.
GAIA dividend. No 70. OF per cent ~cr
annum for the mast fiscal period Of six months
on paid-in capital has been declared. peyab'e
January 20. 1907: transfer books closed until
same date; checks viii be mailed.
F. r. COOK Cashier
DIVIDEND Notice-THE GIANT POWDER
COMPANY. CONSOLIDATED. Giant Station
California dividend. No. 96. Of fifty cents
t9tcl per share on the isSued capital stock 90
the company has been declared payable Jaau-
airy 10. 1907. Transfer books VIII close Ian
uary 3. 1907. at noon Cheeks wiz he mailed.
Q. q. QUINN. Sacrrtarv
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81 500-EXcellent little home on 9Th ave. near
Lake ST.; good car line: nice neighbor-
hood; cheap rooms and bath; lot 2Jx
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NOTICE 10 CONTPAlrTOPS

Bids are now invited Tor the consfruction ~
the Chinese Six Companies building On Commc--
cial st.. 5. F. Bids must be in on or before
January II. 1907. p. m. at their teuouor,rv
office 271 Sth ST. Oakland.
Particulars plans and specifications win he
furnished on application az the above address
or at the offices Of their architect Ralph War
ner Hart. SIG Battery ST.. S. r.
The UNDERSIGNED reserves the right to reject
any or all the bids.
(signedl CHINESE SIX COMPANIES
natAd Iannaru A 1901
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FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
Set-5OO-lot l25xi00 f.. opposite Taft & Pen
movers Clay-st holding this property
will be worth $1,000 per front foot IN one
year; Il win be to Clay ST. what 18th OF
18th is now 70 Broadway OF Washing
ton-a trade center adjunct; stores on
this site would command high rental. with
Taft Penn0yer's block opposite and
fronting on Clay ST. Improvements now
about slT5: this is an Al speculative
buy and as site on which 10 build a
business block 10 lease il offers great in
ducements. 3032- 1868
$4,000 50xl00 feet on 18th ST.. adjoining the
Tart a pennOFer holding. with the devel-
opment Of a new. frst-olass retail trade
center on Clay st.. which viii be incident
II the removal Of that thOrOughfare Of
three or four OF Oakland's leading mer-
chants, property In the side streets. now
residential. viii become business property
and much IN demand; while the price
quoted on this piece seems high. yet, con-
formulating the value ID VIII attain %
$1,000 per front FOOT IN the next year or
so. III Is today a reasonable price and
makes the property a sure and profitable
investment 2522
So. 000-Large lot 50xl08. and new building on
north side 18th ST.. next block 10 Clay:
rented now for $50 per month; this is q
bargain; worth $50 600, which It win
So, 0o0-Br0adway business property. holdings on
oakland's main business thorOughfare are
always profitable: here is 4 LOT which.
lin St Of the new Webster-st. electric
road, would warrant its immediate i'm
proyement with stores and offices; II
would surely prove immensely valuable
for that purpose IN any event. 35I
GEO. W AUSTIN.
l0lS BROADWAY
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
I. W. McGLAUFLIN.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
140S PARK ST
PHONE ALA. 1859. ALAMEDA
THE SIGN or THE CHECKERBOARD
50 50-6-room cottage: near Central ave-
S269o-6-roOm cottage in fine oredr
Sls3f-4-rOom cottage: corner lot
Sl50o-New 4room cottage.
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S2.500-Only Dot left on LIST ave-; boulevard at
head OF Clement ST.; 26 .6xl2O irregular.
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S5,50o-Swell little cottage OF rooms and
bath; electricity, gas etc; lot 90ET5;
on Arlington ST., near Roanoke; mortgage
OF $1,000 can remain.
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PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED
ABOUT 1900 square feet-corner preferred,
soiid ground; burned district between Folsom
and Chestnut east Of Third aud Sansome: give
price. location and full particulars Box 81 Call
MANTED-lmmediatel cheap lot: Mission pre-
ierred inside 26th ST. Box 1T60. Call office
1851 Fillmore ST
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81. 50O-Three houses OF rooms and bath each;
lot 55EI00; basement 10 AM: should he
raised and stores put underneath; rents
S225 per month.
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CITY real EsTATE-Continued.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

LOT. 500: cash $50. $40 monthly; 18th ave-.
nesr = ST. Box go Cali.
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WANTED-3 or 4 room apartments (fdrnishea)
by young couple; no children reasonable
rent viii be paid Address T. A. ~. &C
YieksburG st.
WANTED-Furnished rooms for light house
keeping by young couple; references ex-
CHANGED. Box %. CAL office.
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LOOK HEREf
A builder wants money and offers for $4,000
pair Of ideal Groom fats that viii rent for
5000 per snnum and return the investment in
about eight years; this is exceptional income
property offered away below its value See
GEORGE w MENEFFF. owner and builder
500 Shattuck ave. Berkelev
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MISS SUTTON'S GREAT
 TENNIS AT NIAGARA Easily Defeats Miss Shepherd and Then Wins in the
 Doubles. FOUR LEFT IN THE SINGLES Irving Wright, of Boston, Will Play Winner of Meet
 for Title.
FOUR LEFT IN THE SINGLES

Niagara a-on-the-Lake Ont, Aug. 29. Play was continued this afternoon in the international tennis tournament on the courts of the Niagara Golf and Tennis club and large gallery was in attendance Miss Sutton was the prin- cipal attraction and she will likely add anoth5r title to her list. In the game with Miss Shepherd of Toronto she outplayed her opponent at every point. She has wonderful endurance, playing as mary as twelve sets without tiring. In her match With Miss Shepherd she drove tie ball with great force and played low on the net, keeping her op- lponeH well back on the court. Her backhand strokes were speedy and well cross cour1ed, giving the ball a nasty break, which puzzled her opponent. In the championship mixed doubles H. D. Kirkover of Buffalo and Miss Sutton of California defeated Burns of Toron- to and Miss Heatley of Toronto in a game marked by brilliant tennis. Only four men are left in the open singles, the winner of which will be called on to play Irving Wright of Boston, the present holder of the championship.
 Afternoon games:
 Fourth round, mems open singles Burns, Toronto, beat Kirkover Buffalo 6-S, 2-6, 6-1. Foulkes, Ottawa, beat Chase, California, 6-0, 6-3. Niles, Har- yard, beat Bissell. Buffalo, 6-2, 6-3.
 Ladies open singles, third round- ,uiss Shenherd Toronto. beat Mrs. Bryant, Buffalo, 6-1. 6-1 Miss Sutton of California beat Miss Shepherd, To- ronto, 6-0, GO. Miss Rotch of Boston beat Miss Moves, the Canadian cham | pion, 6-4, 6-4.
 Men!s doublesl-FoullSes and Ross beat Shirwell and Cassells 6-2, 6-S, Kerr and Goldman beat Hara and Hara, 6-S, 6-9. Burns and Glasscoe beat Carroll and Smith, GA, 63 Camp bell and Brown beat Moore and Bry- ant, 6-4, 6-1. Bissell and Routh beat Scnreiber and Foulkes, GA, 6-S Hall ard Macklell beat Driscoll and Smith, S-6 4-6, 6-4.
 Mixed doubles-Miss Sutton and Kirkover beat Miss Hurley and Burns, so, 6-1.
 Mems handicap of Montreal beat Carroll of Buffalo, 62, 6-1. AL bro Dunkirk, beat Hall, Montreal, 5-7, GA, 7-5. Kerr, Peterboro, beat Har- vey, Buffalo, 6-2, 6-9. Booker, Chicago, beat Moore, Buffalo, 7-5, 6-3, Jones, Dunkirk, beat Gaunt, Montreal, 6-3, S-6, GA. Brown, Buffalo, beat Davis, Cleveland, GA, 6-4
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AN EXTRAVACANT SPECTACLE
1.-THE FALLS OF NIAGARA"
Manager Speck's Brilliant Con- ception in Fire at White City To night for
 Last Time.

The last but one of the extravagant revels in sensational pyrotechnical magnificence, which have made the White City famous all over the state, will be given tonight when that not able picture of gorgeous splendor and fiery sensationalism "The Fall of Nj agara," will be presented on an even more extravagant scale than hereto- fore, So pleased has Manager Speck been with the popular reception of his pyrotechnical conception of this great and impressive wonder of nature that he has determined to go to even great CT expense in the production tonight knowing that the enormous end-sea- son attendance will fully warrant it. Nothing in the history of the White City has so caught the fancy and ad- miration of the people as 'The Falls of Niagara" and the "Deluge of Fire"
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DANDELI0N WINS HANDICAP
TAKES VERY CLOSE RACE
Saratoga Meeting Closes With 8 Hotly Contested
 Handicap.

Saratoga, N Y, Aug. 29.-The Sar- atoga meeting came to a close to-day with the Champlain handicap as it's feature. Dandelion, the well played fsvorite at g to 5, was returned the winner. Dr. Gardner cut out the pace to the stretch, when Radtke sent Dan delion into the lead, but he had to go hard drive as Vailes came very strong. Oxford was third, two lengths back.
 First race, two year olds, handicap, five and a half furlongs: Fort John son, 120, Miller, il to and to 10, won; Johnnie Blake, IA, Nicol, to Is, placer second; William H. Lyon, 100. Sandy even, third. Time, 1:O7 1-5.
 Second race four year olds and up, selling, steeplechase, two miles: Maximilian, 147, o'Brien, to and 1 to 2, won; Lightsout, 142, D. Heider, z to 10, place, second; Kernel, 147, c. Chandler, out, third. Time, 4:24. Third race, selling, thre year olds, six furlongs: Momentum, 103, Miller, Il 10 ana IO D, WOll5 Dell ol 4IO- quois, 96, Henry, to 5, place, second; Killiecrankie, 97, Edugan, 3 to 5, third. Time, liz 4-5. The Wrestler ran ..
 Fourth race, Champlain handicap, three year olds and upwards, one mile and a furlong: Dandelion, 11S, Radt- ke to and z to 10, won; Vails, 112, Miller even place, second; Oxford, no, Horner, to 1, third. Time, 1:52 | 1-5.
 Fifth race, three year olds and up- ward, selling, one mile: Deuce, 101, Goldstein, 10 to 1 and 4 to 1, won; zlpango, 101, E. Dugan, to 5, place, second; Ed Ball, 101, Sandy, to D., third. Time, 1;9S 4-5.
 Sixth race, maiden two year olds, 5 1-2 furlongs: Lawrence P. Daley, 110, E. Dugan, 2 to and to B. won; onatassa, no. Miller. 8 to 5, place, second; Thomas Flier, 107, Hogg, to | i, third. Time. 1:07.
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MILITARY TAXES GO WRONG.
Bills Sent to Wrong Addresses Cause
 Trouble.

There was some trouble in the office of Collector of Taxes Anthony yester- day morning when it was found that some of the military tax bills, which have just been mailed, had been sent to persons who were exempt through service from paying them. This be- came known when there appeared on the scene some of the persons who were thus favored. The result was a row over the bills and the men showed that they were not liable to pay. It is estimated that about $50 in money of the city has been wasted in stamps for letters sent to wrong addresses be cause the list of the enrolling officer contained errors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-30

The story of their magnifcence has gone all over the state, and special cars from the Naugatuck valley sec tion will bring large parties tonight to witness the display which will be the final one of "The Falls" !"
 Special attention will be given to the flreboats that are swept over the cataract with figures representing hu- man beings carried by the current of fire to an irresistible doom.
 The splendid Malvern trio of acro- bats are we'll worth seeing. The lady of the troupe is a wonder.
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WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE.
FormerJudge of stamford's City Court
 Sued for Divorce.

Stamford, Aug. zs. Nichols c. Downs, former judge of the Stamford city court. has been sued for divorce by Jessie Downs, formerly Jessie Me Donald, whom he married September 2. 1885. Mrs. Downs alleges that her husband deserted her October 1, 1900, She further alleges that his income is S3,000 year from his legal practice. She asks for divorce and alimony.
 Judge Downs retired from the bench early in the spring, after many years on the bench. He is now practicing law in Stamford, For years he was chairman of the local republican city and town committees.
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PROTEST REMOVAL.
Governor Guild and Mayor Fitzgerald Ask That, Constitution Remain in
 HarbOr

Washington, Aug. 29 - Protests against the removal of the frigate Constitution from the Boston navy yard have been received by Acting Secretary Newberry of the navy de- partment from Governor Guild of Massachusetts and Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston. MT Newberry replied that there is no occasion demanding the re- moval of the Constitution if the peo- pie of Massachusetts are willing to sacrifice the work for the Boston navy yard turned away on account of the anchorage space taken by the frigate.
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ONE FAVORITE A WINNER PRETENSI0N TAXES RACE Prince Wilhelm Fails to Arrive at the Empire City
 Races.

New York, Aug 29.-A single favor its, Pretension. in the valhalla handi- cap, won to-day at the Empire City track. The suite of Prnce Wilhelm of Sweden, escorted by several sailors, witnessed four of the races. The prince had been expected to attend. but was not present.
 First race, Maiden three year olds; selling, one mile-Muck Rake, 97, Lei bert, IS to 5. to and to 10 won; Riprap, 100. Musgrave, IS to 5, to 5 and to 10 second; Will Do, 95, Fulton, 15 to 1. s to 1 and to 1, third. Time, 1:43 Is.
 Second race, two year olds, selling, i've and a half furlongs-Ada o. Walk yon vol W soaIiop, or ~ lSS, SS biggin5 sE sn6 to
 to and 1 to 4 second; Inauguration, 110, J. Lee, to i, even, and 1 to 2, third. Time. 1:0S
 Third race, four. year olds and up, selling, about 6 furlongs-Alencon, 1O7, Prospero, 1)S, Diggins, l5 to 1, to 1, and to 2, second; Comilfo, 9S, Mus grave, 25 to 1, to 1. and to 1, third. Time, 1:09 S-5.
 Fourth race, the valhalla purse, three year old and upward, one mile-Pre- tension, 106, Musgrave, to 5, and Il to 20 won; Funiculaire, 106, l. Smith, 12 to 1, to 1, and even, second Polly Prim, 113, c. Morris. IT to TO- ii to 20 and to 4. third. Time. 1:4O 3-5 L. Amour. Alpenmarchen, Usur also ran. Fifth race, two year olds, five fur longs-Aunt Rose, 113, Musgrave, 5 to 2, 9 to and out, won; Col. Bob, l16. J, Lee, 2 to 1. 1 to and out, second; Man heimer, 113, Leibert, 8 to 5, 1 to 3 and out, third. Time, 1:0O 9-5. Hollister also ran.
 Sixth race, selling. chres year olds and ID, ] mile and 100 yards-St. to- seph, ice, Harty, 9 to ?, to 2 and 4 to l 5, won; Taunt, 95, Pohanka, g to l, to bert, 90 to | to Land 4 to l, third Time, TAT 2-5. Earl Rodgers, Escutch- 1 con, Oak Grove. First Mason, Monaeo~ l dnr and axnllnn alsn ra n
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MRS. MARY 10. BUCKINGHAM

The funeral services of the late N Mary E. Buckingham were held at late home in shelton, Wednesday ternoon, and there was large mum present, the deceased having bd widely known and universally respe ed. Rev. F. A. Holden, pastor of Congregational church at the CenI offlciated. Interment was made Lawn cemetery, no hearse being u4 but the remains being carried to grave on the shoulders of the forr neighbors and friends of the deceaa eight of whom volunteered their < services for that purpose.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
DEATH OF STEP MOTHER
 MAYOR STU0IEY.

Mrs, Della Studley, wife of Ent P. Studley, of Tomlinson stre Ansonia, died at an early hour vest day morning. Her illness was of b1 duration. She had been complaint and had been attended by a local ph! icion. She improved, and on Wedn day was able to sit up. Yesterd morning she was suddenly taken rnu worse and passed away before physician could reach her, She N about 56 years of age.
 She leaves besides her husband, children to mourn her loss. She VI the stepmother of Mayor Studley New Haven.