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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
SMALL FIELDS TO
FACE THE BARRIER
EXCELLENT CARD OFFERED AT
ASCOT
Don Domo Is Out for the slx-Furlone
Handicap, Carrying Top
Welsht-Flrehall
Here

An exceptionally good card has been
provided for this afternoon and inter-
esting finishes should be the result, as
the six events are we'll balanced, and
with the exception of two fields the
others are Just small enough to avert
much interference.
The feature event is the handicap at
six furlongs with Don Domo carrying
top weight and Dominus Arvi the
feather weight. Two new ones make
their debut here for this season-Ffre-
ball and Sir Edward. Don Domo is the
choice. as he never was in better form
than right now, and to beat him would
probably hang up a new track record.
Fireball ran well in Oakland and al
ways liked the Ascot course, so he may
get the place money. Toupee and Ell
Cazador should struggle for the snow
honors.
Reno Rebel, Harvel and Karodo look
best of those entered in the first race.
The former has been running tritie
short of late and is about due to carry
his speed the four furlongs and earn
brackets. Harvel is very speedy also
and has an excellent chance to beat
Reno Rebel. Karodo will go we'll and
will be the star danger IL he gets away
with an even break, but he acts green
at the barrier and may get left.
The second race is a very open af-
fair, as with the exception of Rosinint
the others figure so closely that 1t Is
hard to separate them. Money Muss
was all but left in his last race, then
finished a good second, so look for him
to come in first. Fustian will go well
and will finish bang up at the end.
Daruma should run good race and
has a chance to beat the top ones.
Mintia will be a dangerous factor all
the way and may upset calculations by
winning. The Roustabout or Rodolfo
may be a surprise.
Redwood II won his last two races
in such easy fashion that he should
come right back and repeat. as he beat
better ones than he meets today. Noun
tebank and Rama figure very closely
for the place and may finish in the
order named Sun Mark and Baron
Esher have outside chances to finish
among the first three.
Antara Desmages, Lucerece and Bau-
BILE look to have the fifth race be-
tween them If a good boy has the
mount on Antara he should about be
the winner as he has lot of early
speed. Desmages is due to earn his
oats again and will be serious con-
tender all the way. Lucerece and Bau-
BILE should fight it out for the short
end of the purse.
Laura F. NJ. has run some excellent
races at Oakland this season that she
should about take the measure of Tay-
lor George. Elfin King and Lord Pro-
vost look to have the third money be-
tween them and if any other beats
them for it it may be Starting. This one
has been working well and bears
watching.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
WALLOP
THE ST. VINCENTS
AMATEURS PLAY LOOSE BALL
IN THE FIELD
Berry Sends a New Pitcher to the
Slab-AngeIs Are Alert and
Show Considerable
Speed

Far from showing the steadiness
which marked their preseason play
last year, the ST Vincent nine went
down to defeat before the Seraphs yes
terday by score of 11-3. Poor judg-
ment at critical moments proved re-
sponstble for most of the Angel tai
lies.
Two runs would probably have been
averted had Catcher Snodgrass made
use of his noodle in the third inning.
With two outs and Bernard at third,
Brashear started from first. Snodgrass
might have easily caught Bernard be-
tween bases, as the latter was taking
a long chance. Instead Snodgrass shot
the ball toward second while Bernard
easily found the plate Brashear even
tually arrived at the keystone sack
after being hit between the shoulders.
st. Vincent's has a game with the
st. Marys nine on for next Friday and
there must be some energetic team
practice if the crack northern crowd
are to be held down.
Berry's men played lively ball yes
terday and went after the amateurs
with vengeance. Happy Hogan
cavorted around first and as usual made
himself heard at all stages during the
game. Happy should prove one of the
| best assets on the Angel pay roll. He
is full of life, which is more than can
be said of many sometime Seraphs.
| Plake, the new short stop, although
he shot out three bagger in the sixth
is not impressive at the bat Lanes
! speed appeared to trouble him about az
much as did the Giant twirlers last
week.
Kerns from Denver pitched the first
five innings for Berry, while Dolly Gray
finished the game.
Los Angeles scored two runs in the
first after Lane hal given Bernard a
base on balls Carlisle grounded out
Brashear was hit with a pitched ball.
A moment later kitty" stole second.
Hogan sacrificed Bernard home. Cra-
vath hit infield and tailed Brashear.
Cravath stole second and was caught
off the bag.
Lane, who was replaced by Phil
lips in the second, had a world of
speed and but for his wildness might
have given the professionals a good
run. He struck out Plake and Kerns
in the second.
st. Vincents scored their first run in
the second. Snodgrass opened with a
double to the left field fence. He took
| second on a passed ball. Cunningham
was given a pass Lane grounded to
Smith, who forced Cunningham at Sec
| ond, while Snodgrass scored. Lane
was out stealing second and Phillips
popped to the pitcher.
Errors by the Saints resulted in easy
run getting for the Angels during the
| remainder of the game.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
WHEN THE SEASON OPENS

"Lemme see," he ruminated, three
seasons ago 1 buried me grandmother
tweed. Season before last me fadder
broke both his legs. l remember dat
cause de boss found out he has only
had one leg for eight years. Last sea-
son me brudder died, and me mudder
looked leary at dat last cause he said
April was a hi of a time TO have de
hay fever. Well, Molly, it's a shame
to do 1t, cause 1 likes yer, but on de
openin' day you has got to be a unsel-
ish sister and git somethin' an git II
bad. Exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS
MEET ON DIAMONDS

Following are the scores of amateur
games played on Southern California
diamonds yesterday:
Downey-Newsies Z Downey 4.
Santa Monica-Hoegee Juniors 2S
Santa Monica s.
Rowan street Observation-Disclosures
20 Dayton Heights 1.
Norwalk-Seal Gardens Z, NorwalSs O.
County hospital-Hayward Colts Z,
Florence 5.
Thirty-eighth and Santa Fe avenue
-Melczers 8, Western Door and Sash
company 4.
Prayer Park tract-Heralds 5, Union
Metal team 1.
Pasadena-Linda Vista is, Pasadena
Stars 6.
Dolgeville-Dolgevill 3, Thistles 2.
Third and Alameda streets-Hewitt
Streets 10, Fire Company s.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY
THE CHICAGO EXPERTS

CHICAGO, March 17.-FOIIOwing are
the Daily Racing FORMS selections for
tOmOrrOw's races at AscOti
1-HarveI, Reno Rebel, KarOdO.
2-Fustian, The ROustabOut, Money
Muss.
3-Rama, Baron Esher, MOuntebank.
4--Sir Edward Fireball, Don DOmO.
5-Antara, Desmages, JOyner.
6LTayIOr George, King of Mist, Lord
Provost.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
HEAVYWEIGHT GO
MAY Be FAST
PALMER HAS A CHANCE TO WIN
FAME
Decisive Victory over Sullivan Would
EntitIe the British Boxer to
Consideration from
Ring Leaders

A great opportunity exists of Great
ing some real excitement in local box
ing circles with the Palmer-Twin Sui
livan match at hand. Should Jack
Palmer decisively prove that he out
classes sully, matchmakers the coun-
try over would be offering him fabu-
lous purses to perform before their
clubs.
or course McCarey would ultimately
stage the bout, as other promoters are
talking much and doing little. The
latest Nevada plan is to get the men
in the ring and let the purse grow.
The man judged to be the greatest
drawing card is allowed first pick at
the turnstile receipts.
If the class of fighters selected by
Nevada promoters for their visionary
battles is to be taken as a criterion,
many of the principals would scrap
along until old age overcame them, be-
fore the S. r. o. sign was hung out.
The fact remains that, good man
as Jack Sullivan is, he has never done
anything startling, though always man
aging to hold his prestige. Popular as
he is it cannot be denied that should
the Englishman beat him to a stand
still the result would be satisfactory.
Sullivan has been a long time at the
game. He has always been noted as a
fighter. Whatever the outcome of his
battles he manages to come back and
be a fair drawing card. There is no
getting around the fact, however that
the sensational performer is the one
that the public Graves for. He may
come up fast and go down more quick
ly, but the while he lasts marks him as
an idol
Witness Jim Corbett, Terry McGov-
ern and Young Corbett. These boys
were idols of the first water while they
were able to stand the pace which
eventually put them down and out.
Jack Sullivan deserves credit for
boarding the dollars and abstaining
from things of the primrose. He is
steady to a degree, but lacks the class
which constitutes ring hero.
Palmer is not thought to be a world
beater by his most intimate friends,
though he has participated in many a
hardy contest. He is said to be a
rough ring man, and if the Twin tries
certain questionable tactics, as he has
of yore, Brother Briton may come back
in telling style.
The fact that Palmer is the first
noted foreigner to appear in Los An
geles will create interest which would
otherwise be lacking. international af-
fairs have always been the cause of
much enthusiasm. especially where the
Yankee and Briton were concerned.
1t is to be hoped that Palmer will
not be handicapped by the change of
climatic conditions, though he does not
anticipate any difficulty in becoming
used to the local atmosphere.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
EAsT sIpERs pEFEAT WAITS

The East Side Los Angeles baseball
team defeated the Watts nine on their
home grounds by a score OF 1877 yes
David and Rodriguez worked for the
WattsOnians.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
ST. VINCENT.
SCORE BY INNINGS

ningham. Sacrifice hits-Carlisle, Hogan.
Struck out-By Kerns, 3; by Lane, 2; by
Gray, l. by Phillips, @ Bases on balls
Off Kerns, s. off Gray l; off Lane, T.
hit-Ellis. First base on
errors-Los Angeles g. Wild pitches
Gray, Phillips. Hits-Off Kerns, /; off
Gray, A; Hit by pitcher-Brashear by
Lane; Carlisle by Phillips. Time-1:40
Umpire-Haggerty.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18

Several manufacturers are producing
runab0uts Cor two persons with an ex.
ira rumble seat for the chauffeur.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
26R 237 836 S2a S41 1725

In this match Mrs. Mack makes the
7-5 twice and the 1873 splits. The third
series of the fifteen game match will be
played at North Beach, Santa Monica,
next Thursday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18

The Jim Grow automobile line started
by negroes OF Nashville Tenn. has been
abandoned as Improbable.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
465 497 $40 COS 532 &c
nc ANCET EC
543 457 523 527 sos 263G

At North Beach, Santa Monica, Fri
day night, the Mercantile duo won
from the Santa Monicans by 21 pins
on totals by the following table:
Pennrich ..1S5 1876 2S6 172 176-935-1S7
Leonard ...211 1870 176 167 167-911-1S2 10
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
SAN DIEGO DEFEATS PASADENA
BY Associated Press.

SAN DIEGO, March 1.-THE San
Diego baseball team won the game
with Pasadena today by a score OF
10 /.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
313 go 3s5 412 365 1875

F. Young and G. P. Gregory bowl a
five-game match Wednesday night,
total pins to win.
In the second series of five games
played Saturday night between Mrs.
T. Mack and ]. Benfer against Mrs. R.
E. Scott and c. L. Hannings, the for
mer duo won by 81 pins on totals,
which gives them lead of 260 points in
ten games.
Mrs. Mack. .1S7 146 1853 1877 1S5-S6S-173 3-5
Banter ..16S III 1879 III 161-S76-175 1-5
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
The Feminine Falling

The Feminine Failing
"Did you take a late train to New
York;"
"I took several"
"Several?"
"Yes; the one running on the tracks
and the ones packed in my wife's
trunks of evening dresses"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
BEACH BOWLERS
DEFEAT LOCALS
MERCANTlLES LOSE TO SANTA
MONICA
Women Alley stars Are Becoming
Active Again - Results Of
Tenpln Games and
Unions

The following high scores in tenpins
and Unions, respectively, were rolled
during the past week on Morley's al
leys:
c. Ukropina, 229; X. s. Thomas, 21S;
H. Brussel, 223; e. d. Eaton, 212; Glas-
sey Clifford, PIG; j. Mathewson, 2O9;
o. Gray. POP; ]. Citron, 211; A. Her.
mann, 213; j. Anderson, 219; j. Borelli,
202, 203, 204, 200, 1888, 212, 200, 200, 237,
200; E. Daily, PA, 213, 2O3, 235, 215; c.
Erfurth, 212, ZIG; d. Cunning, 200; G.
p. Gregory, 207, 213; w. A. Hazen, 231,
222; S. Keely. 224, 204, 221; e. Liebert,
205, 2O1, 211, 201, 2OS; r. c. McGill, 2S5;
G.. w. Pitcher, 22O, 21O, 206, 202; ]. r.
Robson, PIP; r. NJ. Roberts, PIG, 200; C.
Rising, 224 POI; Mrs. h. Il. Scott, 224,
POI: w. Stewart, 2O1 S. NJ Stratton,
2O3; T. Tormat, 211, 22O, 202. 20S, 200,
203; E. R. Vaughan, 202
Jimjons-A. T. Werner, 120, Ill; j.
II. Burritt, 101, 1873, 1O5; II. B. Lumgair,
101; H. NJ. Shaw, los.
Strikes and Spares
R. c. McGnl and e. Daily tied on 235
at tenpins for the weeks high roll
]. H. Burritt was high at Unions
with 1873.
In six game match Monday night
G. Rising won from w. A. Hazen by
q pins on totals by the following
scores:
B. Rising. .169 215 191 1893 III 162-11O7-1S4 S-t
w. Hazen .159 166 100 ia 1856 231-10S6-1S1
In the final series between trio teams
from Morley's and Long Beach
Wednesday night, Long Beach won on
totals for the evening by As pins and
Los Angeles on totals for the fifteen
games, 3S pins.
Wednesday nights scores We're:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
SICK. AND ANxIOus

'ICJ<. AND ANXIOUS
to be wellI Then let the
great Chinese doctor. Toy Kes.
treat you Testimonials on
view from grateful patients
who have been cured by the
use OF pure Chinese herbs. OF
Consumption, Heart. Stomach,
Liver and Kidney Troubles.
Catarrh. Cancor - ownatls
etc. Consultation free. DR.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
LOCOmObiIe and WintOn

No better cars made. They are ready
for demonstration,
SUCCESS AUTOMOBILE CO.,
Pico and Hill SITS.
Phones: Home B5756. Bdway a4TL
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-07
Goldfield is to be lust as big

Goldfield is to be just as big
as it will grow, according to the
members of the chamber of COM
merce of that city, who scorned
the proposed plan to limit the
side of the municipality to one
square mile, when such a recon-
mendatlon was presented by
the electorate of the organization
at the last meeting. The meet
ing at which the vote was taken
was held Thursday night and
proved to be rather stormy. A
petition was presented by Milton
Detch on behalf of certain citi-
zens of Columbia who strongly
objected to that town being alb
sorbed by Goldfeld at the time
of incorporation. The fight was
quite warm and some heated re-
marks were made, but the men,
bers, when the vote was finally
taken. were overwhelmingly in
SAVIOR of a greater Goldfield.
Elk.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-07

L0ST.AuEust 3lst. at Anderson's Springs
s n White female dog. Return to Jos Powers
Reeds Saloon, Phoebe; $40 reward
R. L. Tucker was a visitor to
Phoebe this week.
The Seguine cottage on La
cour street, is nearing COM
pletion.
Manager Ryan of the Ida
May properties, was in town
labor day.
Jas. N. Lanter of Lake Valley
is in town attending to personal
business.
The Board of Equalization
meets for their first session on
September 10th.
Grand and trial jurors will be
drawn soon, for the coming term
of the District Court.
VIM. Lloyd and Edward
Thomarson went out to the Horn
Silver mines yerterday.
c. P. Utter, of Ogden, Utah,
is here looking over the district
with a view locating here.
Three room cottages are rent
ing here for $50 per month, and
not enough to supply the de-
mand at that price.
The Leader Clothing Store will
close on Sunday evening, Sept.
9Th, at Up. M. until Z p. m.
Tuesday, Sept. 10th, on account
of the Hebrew New Year.
Some of the toughs that are
floating into Caliente, made an
attempt to liberate prisoners in
Caliente Jail, but were caught in
the act and will undoubtedly
serve time for their wrong do
ings.
Samuel Doll, president of the
Chicago-Nevada Mining Com
pany, a corporation owing some
very valuable property in this
district, left yesterday morning
for his home in Chicago and
will be absent about a month.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-07

Judge Garrison is erecting a
residence on lower Main Street.
About November 1st, an Epis-
copal minister will be sent to
Phoebe to reside permanently.
w. E. Hawkins, the Las Vegas
Commissioner win notattend the
meeting Monday, but will be
here on the 10th.
The brick work on the court
house is receiving a new coat of
paint, which will add materially
to the appearance of the building.
A private telephone is being
put in between the Hammond &
Fuller lumber yard and the stores
of the Thompson Bros, and
Hodges-Cook Mercantile Co. If
you have a lumber order use the
phone.
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.
In The Fourth Judicial District Court in and for
the County of Lincoln. State of Nevada.

THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREET.
ING TO:
E. p Gordon
You are hereby required to appear in an action
commenced against you as defendant by James
LemOine as plaintiff. in the Fourth Judicial Dis
triet Court of the State of Nevada Lincoln
County. at the town Of Phoebe, and answer the
complaint therein. which is on file with the Clerk
OF said Court within ten days after the service on
you Of this Summons Exclusive of the day of
service) if served in said County, or twenty DAYS
II served out of said County. but within this
district. and in all other forty days or judy
meht by default will be taken against YOU accord
ing to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover judgment
against you, the said defendant. for the sum of
Two Thousand Two Hundred and Ninety-one
($2.2 00) Dollars alleged to be due the Plaintiff
upon Promissory Note given by you the defend
ant TO Francis l.. Cohn. said note being given for
the sum of $l6S0.O0 and interest thereon no part
Of which has been paid and said note was by
the said plaintiff duly transferred by said Francis
l.. COIN to the plaintiff herein rs more fully APP
pears by plaintiffs complaint on file herein and
TO which you are referred.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff win take judgement
against you for the said sum of Two Thousand
Two Hundred and Ninety-one Dollars. together
with costs of suit.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. /.
William f. Orr have hereunto set
tSEAD my hand officially. and affixed the
seal Of said Court. this 2nd day Of
August. A. ID. 1907.
VIM. f. ORR.
County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk Of
the Fourth Judicial District Court Of the
John NJ. Breeze
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Picche. Nevada.
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SCHOOL MONEY

The following is a total of the
second semi-annual apportion-
ment of state and county school
money into the several school
districts of the county.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-07
OUR LOCAL STOCKS

Quotations of the leading
stocks Of Phoebe and nearby dis
tricts.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-07

MISS Alice CulVerWell, o.
Caliente, is visiting friends here
this week.
M. L. Lee has been the deputy
county clerk during the absence
of VIM. E. Orr.
0. ]. Jordan and family ar.
rived from Salt Lake City, Wed.
nesday evening.
Read the announcement of the
L. E. Shelton Company, on page
two of this issue.
Many Panaca visitors were
here labor day and took part in
the celebration.
Material has been ordered for
the new assay Office to be erected
on Main Street.
Ii present plans are carried
out, Phoebe will have a steam
laundry in a very short time.
James Ryan, of Caliente was
a visitor here this week, attend
ing to some land affairs in Mead
ow Valley Wash.
Material for the new jail is
being delivered and awaits only
the delivery of lime, when the
construction will begin.
K. K. Patterson and family,
left Phoebe Wednesday morning
for Los Angeles, where they will
reside the coming winter,
Will somebody erect a hotel
here? If investors are looking
for opportunities to invest money
proftably, look over the hotel
situation at Phoebe.
Searchlight wants city incor-
poration, and preparations are
being made to present the matter
to the District Judge at the
coming term of court.
Justice of the Peace, Garrison
went to Panaca on official bust
ness Thursday, there being a
tent saloon within the restricted
boundaries of railway construc-
ton gangs.
Harry Sultan and Max Jacobs,
two Phoebe boys, after an alb
sence of twenty years, dropped
IN town this week, just to take a
look at the town and district and
renew old acquaintance.
Emery Condict, of Lamar, Mo.
is here in the interests of new
lumber yard. His company will
at once put in a complete line of
lumber and mining timbers. The
exact location is not known as
yet.
Chris N. Brown inspected the
big zinc mine of the Potosi COM
pany, and reports the new hoist
in active operation. About
twenty-five men are getting out
ore, which is being stored for
future Shipment LAS Vegas
Age.
L. E. Shelton, from Kansas
City, who is largely interested
in the new lumber yard about to
start here, has other lumber in
terests, having large yard at
Ely, Nevada. The firm will
start business here with a COM
plete stock of building material.
Several of the largest school
districts will begin school Monday
next, and the trustees are de-
termined to enforce the compul-
sorry law requiring parents to
send their children to school; this
is a move in the right direction
and should be observed in every
district.
The action of the United States
general land Office in canceling
sixty homesteads which have
not been improved by those en-
tering upon the land, clearly in
dicates that the government in
tends to enforce the land law in
regard to the taking up of pub
lie land in Churchill county and
that there will be no specializing
on the land of the Truckee- Car
son irrigation project. Hum
bOldt Star.
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Local and Personal

FOUND-on Laeosr street. A hey for Yale lock
Owner can have same b. lingering Al RECORD
office and paying for this notice.
Have your wood delivered, cut any length de.
sired; full measurement and the price most rec.
sonabls.
Hammond a Fuller can deliver wood cut any
length for cooking or heating purposes; 81 a tier
Leave your wood orders At Hodges-Cook Co..
store Hammond q Fuller
Screen doors, screen wire cloth, tents roofinR
and building hardware at ThOmpsOn's.
FOUND--A large grey geldinR. came into our
ranch. Owner may recover property by proving
ownership and paying costs. Address, Gardner
Ranch Co.. Hike, Nevada
Now - the time to store your winter fuel. De-
livered already cut. sl2 per cord
Sunday dinners at the Grill
Fresh Salmon at the Grill
Fresh oysters at the Grill.
The Grill IL the place.
LOST-A 3s-ealibre pistol. hammerless, safety.
Return to the RECORD office liberal reward will
be paid.