davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-05

one at the 1000 level, which is used
to hoist men and tools and one lower
down, which is used in the sinking
operations.
The engin frame, and other
surface equi I'VE been placed
in position Jew Uncle Sam
shaft and yill be resumed
this morning - slIaft is ROW down
about rs feet
Rapid progress is being made at the
new power house. The four 425 h. D.
boilers aaye been placed in position,
and one OF them has already been
bricked in. The super-heater and
economizers are in place. Work has
also been commenced on the installa-
ton of the circulating and steam
pipes. One of the large compressors
has already been placed in position,
and the second one which has arrived
days or two weeks.
Superior & Pittsburg.
At the Briggs shaft of the Superior
& Pittsburg very promising condi-
ton has recently been disclosed. Ore
of excellent grade has been run into,
and the management is more than
~ be a very important portion of
their possessions. The water in the
Briggs is being steadily lowered and
the flow has diminished with each
succeeding month until now it
amounts to no more than can be ex-
pected from any new mine of that
field. The shaft has been draining a
very large area, as proved by the low
ering of water in all the shafts for
thousands of feet distant, some of the
latter showing no water since the
Briggs started in with its big pumps.
The Junction shaft is helping with
the labor of freeing the basin of its
water, and each succeeding level does
much to relieve the condition.
Junction is also making a good
showing in ore, and its bottom level
will undoubtedly be the best thus Tar
opened.
AT the Hoatson the new level is be-
ing pushed fast,and much to crafty
has been already shown. This should
prove one of the richest portions OF
Superior & Pittsburg Judging from
what is being done right alongside by
the Copper Queen people, which here
has its greatest mine.
At the Cole shaft the showing Of
ore never was SO good as now, and
here the new level Is the best yet
opened. The task of developing this
has only been fairly started and big
things are looked for.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-05
TESTER & HICKS.
Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug Store-Rooms
and 4 Antler's Building.
Bisbee. A. T., Jan. 4, 1907.

Bisbee, A. T., Jan. 4, 1907.
The copper share m >rket opened
strong and active with prices generally
higher. The bank statement was very
good and this had buoyant effect.
Cal. & Ariz., No. Butte, Old DOM. Cop.
Range and Anal. were the most &C
tive.
The curbs are all showing fractional
gains with Sup. C Pitts. again feat
ure, advancing TO $12.25. Warren,
Greene Cananea, DEM and Shattuck
also are in good demand.
Butte & Ariz. is again being picked
up in fair sized lots and look slike a
winner.
From the action of the market the
past week we are led to believe that
stocks are going to hold the advances
of the week. and we believe you can
not go wrong to purchase them on any
recessions:
T1OciTy pTofa4innc-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-05

Copper consumers are now coming
around strongly to the belief that We
shall see higher prices. Every man
WAC knows anything about the metal
situation agrees that II has never
been in stronger position technical
ly than at the present time.
They know that when the market
does change it win take an upward
turn very sharply, and that 16-cent
copper viii be made early during the
month of January.
The statement of Thomas f. Cole
to the effect that we shall see 20
cent copper during the year 1905 APP
pears conservative to those who be-
lieye that the financial situation is
improving faster chat the outward in
dications would make IL appear
This is the same with the copper
market. Ten years work and prepa-
ration could not have given US the
sound and excellently healthy situa-
ton that we are now confronting.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-05

BY bringing your job work to th
Review you get the best service.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-05
PAINg's COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire to LII. Overlook
BOSTON, Jan. I've had the best
market we have had for months
Floor traders were all taking profits
but commission houses had plenty Of
orders and offerings were easily tax
en- Money began to show signs of
getting easier and the metal market
Is much better. North Butte, Coali-
ton, Range, Old Dominion. Allouez,
Centennial, Shannon and G. & A. will
be the leaders in any speculative adj
vance.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-05

By permission Of me Board OF Re
gents, the Engineering Department.
UNIV OF ARIZONA an
nounccs that they win undertake a
limited amount. of consulting work.
c. F. TOLMAN. JR.-Mine Examin-
atoms.
q. N. B1sAKB-Minfng and Electric
Machinery.
W. W. HENLET-Power Plants
u. A. wATERBURY-Civil Engin-
R. R. GooDRIcH-Mstallursy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-05
}. G. PRITcHARp.
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks a Speciality.
Agent for the Liverpool & London and
Globe Insurance. Company.


Bisbee, Jan. 4, 1905.
1t appears that the opportunity 10
get the stocks at the lowest bottom
figures is past and while they are yet
at fairly reasonable prices aud sure
money makers, intending investors
will have to pay higher prices from
this on. Every recession should be
watched for. Butte & Arizona is a
good buy. Superior & Pittsburg
showed much strength. DEM was
favored by many; others show inter
est in the Wolverine.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-05
LOGAN 8 BRYAn's LETTER.

Especial Wire to L. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Anotner day
of bu1lish activity. Northern Pacific
being the leader on rumors 4 divis
dend being increased. or an extra div
idend disbursement made. The bank
statement was favorable. We do not
regard the present advance as sub
stantial and think ADVANTAGE s1ould
be taken OF present prices 70 tale
profits on stocks bought on lower
levels.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
DEFEATED
BY A SCORE OF
4 TO Z
By Bob Shand

The Albion Rovers keep on stumbling
down hill and yesterday their portion
was the short end of a 4 TO 2 score.
the San Franciscans gathering the
juicy end of the result The ROvers
have been crippled through the loss of
several players through injuries. but
yesterday the San Franciscos gained
the result through the policy of the
forwards in crashing the ball across
in front Of the goal at every oppor-
tunity and relying on the center for
ward or inside men to give the ball
the finishing touch. The teams:
San Francisco-PattersO Dewhurst,
Dowding. Spencer, Siggs. Perkins.
Evans, Cochrane, Jones, Hailes and
Wills.
non, Walters. Milne, White. Pike and
Balmain.
Referee-C. d. Bennett.
If the Vampires had not let up on
the Scotias in the game at Alameda
the Scotchmen would have lost by 20
goals. AS it was the Vamps finished on
the nice end of to proposition
1t was only an exercise gallop for the
winners, and when the result was as
sured the lads in blue simply toyed
with their opponents.
In game replete with fast and eN
citing plays the Independents trounced
the Hornets at the stadium, Golden
Gate park. to 1. The Hornets showed
brilliant form in spots and fiuttered
their supporters at many stages of the
game. but the class of the Indies
told in the long run, and the Insects
retired defeated.
At the Preside athletic grounds the
Thistles put one over on the Building
Trades defeating the labor union men
by score of 8 to i.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
CARMEL IS FASTEST
HOUND TN BIG
CLASS STAKE
Crack Daughter of Rector Re-
gains Her Form at IngIeside
COurSing Park

Carmel. which is undoubtedly the
ieetest greyhound in the running. car
ried the colors of Jerry O'Shea to the
front yesterday at Ingleside Coursing
park, taking the measure of the ster-
ling performer. Tralee's Best, in the
final course. The stake winner easily
displayed the speed over Lagarmisino's
greyhound.
Shorty Jones, trainer for the O'Shea
kennel, had the fleet little daughter of
Rector right on edge and she showed
dazzling speed. In the first round she
defeated Sangerman and then came on
and beat the champion Walla Walla.
Mainstay and Tralees Best in sue
ceSsion- In all these races Carmel
showed her heels to her competitors.
Walla Walla was made a 2 TO choice
over the stake winner but she defeated
him without allowing him TO score.
Curry, Dave Byrnes feet dog, was COM
PEELED to take the dust from the daugh-
ter of Rector.
The Sacramento greyhound, May Boy
trained by J. Martin, towroped his
field in the unfinished open stake and
won the final course by default. Sc
running and he was withdrawn in the
final. The capital city dog easily dis
played the class and was never in dan
ger. The open stake vas postponed
Open stake-Pedlar Baum beat Jack Shepston;
Wild Bill beat Winnie 0'Connor; Old Peach
DeSI WIZ Mamie Lutte NeuEeWoOd peat tJdi-
teTnore; Russell beat ST. Francis: Conductor
beat Miss Hudson; l. NJ beat Young Johnnie ;
Stanley beat Young Cloverdale; 0rby beat
Raparee; Ottawa beat Eilbe Royal: Lady kelp
beat Fetter Frees Last: Waubanauhkee beat
Burton; Wild Idol beat The Mint: Gentle Anne
beat Keepsake; Amandan beat Menlo Boy: Star
Pointer a bye, Billy Delaney withdrawn Hol-
lywood beat Galcorer; Free VIII beat Merry
Widow; Third Rail beat Primrose: Shaun 0'Far-
rell beat Servant Girl; Flower Girl beat Theo-
dore Bell: Joe Dempsey beat Little Wood: Best
Turkey beat Rocked Asleep IroDhouse beat In
vincibe Lady Feldwick beat Rothenburch; Ag
gle Rocker beat Cottage Maid.
Unfinished stake. third round-Nay Boy beat
Eleanor 3. Race King beat Jack kevelfn; Sc
quota beat The Rowdy.
Fourth round-May Boy beat Race King; Sc
quota a bye
Final-May Boy a bye. Sequoia withdrawn
Class stake. first round-Carmei beat Sanger
lily beat Curry; Tralee Lad beat Tralees Best
Meinstay beat Gallant Boy; The Battler beat
Roman Actress: Tralee's Best beat Crystal;
Anna Belle beat Bon Ami: l. NJ NJ beat The
Crowd; Country Girl beat Rear Admiral; Gold
Musk beat White Rogue; Sepoy beat Royal
Cold
Second round-Carmel beat walla Walla; Ira
lees Lad beat Miss Emily; Mainstay beat The
Battler; Tralee's Best a bye, Anna Belle with
drawn; Country Girl beat L N NJ; Gold Musk
beat Sepoy.
Third round-Carmel a bye. Tralee's Lad
Withdrawn; Mainstay beat Country Girl; Ira
lees Best beat Gold Musk
Fourth round-Carmel beat Mainstay; Ira
lees Best a bye.
Final-Carmel beat Tralee's Best.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
GOOD SCORES MADE
AT SHELL MOUND
RANGES
F. p. Schusfer Wins at Annual
Contest of the N0rddeuf-
Scher Schuefzen Club

OAKLAND. Dec. 1S.-The annual
shoot of the Norddeutscher schuetzen
club was held at the Shell Mound
ranges today and attracted large en-
try list. There were a hundred birds
at stake and lot went to the lucky
members before the close of the day S
festivities. F, P. Shuster was high man
in the shoot with score of IS, FIVE
points ahead of his nearest competi-
tor. o. Bremen made the good score
of 222 in the expert class of the San
Francisco schuetzen verein. and c. OIL
dag shooting in the third class. did
Well in making POI.
c. NJ Henderson made remarkable
showing in the champion class of the
Germania club scoring 215 and 22S
The detailed scores of the various
clubs follow.
San Francisco schuetzen verein monthly medal
class. I'll. Bornholdt. 2o9. First class August
WestphaI 20s. Second class, A. Gunther. 1T6.
Third class; C. oIdag, 2o7. Fourth class, E.
Builsaye scores D. b. Faktor. 2O7: A. west
phal, 33' r. Hoffman %; A. Studer 94l g.
III. Huber, ga A. Junglblut 1.15J o. Lemske,
1,24S; +. Schuster. 1,34J; j. Lankeman. 1.36Ji
g. Bahrs. 1855; FL. Zecker, 1.4T3; F. Rust.
Germania schuetzen club. monthly medal
shoot. expert class-H. Huber. 200; E. Schuster.
IA. 2Ub. ID. B. FaktOf. ZuJ. u. Bfefner. ZlO.
2l0. Champion class r. J. Fraser 214; b. Jonas.
2Jt; c. N. Henderson. 2t5. DDS. First class. W.
Blasse. 210. 21S; II. BOrnholdt 204 1S6; S.
Heino, 1sS, 1S1; W. Doeil, 1917. 200; J. +.
Klein 10. 1s7; c. Bahrs 1S9. 2O4 Second
class J. de Wit. So. 1S2.
Golden Gate pistol and rife club, ride scores,
four shot match-NI. W. Housner. %. 92 80.
ss. 90. 81; II. r. wobber 90. So 93; J. VIII
liams. %. So. 90 So; r. J, Fraser, 81, So. 81;
C. NJ Henderson, IS; G. Pattberg, IS. 81. 81
Ten shot match-R. ]. Fraser. 226 Club button
match Charles Rueser. 13T. Pistol and re-
volver scores. H. A. Wobber. IS. 81. 81. 81;
C. W. Klett. so: c. Whaley, ST. 81. So; c. F.
Armstrong 81. 81, So.
Turkey shoot. Norddeutscher schuetzen club
F. p. Schuster. IS; III. Huber. 63: j. de Wit.
63; G. Westphal. 62: J. d. Heise, 81; W. Doell.
61; j.. Lankeman. 5s: G. FL. Bahrs. 5s; l..
Siebe. Sc; j. Gefken. sc.
Bullseye sboot-A. Westphal. 90; F. G.. Thode.
122; ID. Schwormstede, 522; H. Huber, 623; q.
Bahrs. 631: J. Siebe. 677: +. Rust $50; W.
Morken, $50 G. W.-Schulz, 972: j. Gefken.
1.l69: j.. de Wit, 1,210; H. Meyer, l,295; J.
Woelke. 1870.
Irish volunteers Company A. monthly medal
shoot. F. Waters, AZ: j. Flynn, 1t; f. In
vernane. "a; ]. Mccarthy 20; s. Dineel. SO;
ID. O'Sullivan. 20; F. McNaboe, A. Kilmartin,
IS: ]. Rodgerson. 3S; F. Dugan. 2S: j. Caldon.
80: j. DOody. p: NJ. ONeiI. 26; L. MOynihan.
49, ]. Brosnan. 33: J. Ryan. 81.
San Francisco turner schuetzen. point shoot
F. Attinger, 1S6. 1875; F. J. Klatzl, 1S5, 10; ID.
Davidson. 134, 1853; o. Burmeister, lis, 1TS; f.
Fuerth, 176. 1877: c. Abrahams. 145. 15S; c.
sagehorn. 100, 115: F. J. Straub. 1IJ, IA; c.
Nelson, 152, 1I2; J. j. Mahr 9S. 106
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
GREAT INTEREST IN
PAPKE-KELLY
CONTEST
ThunderbOIf and Chicago Ifai-
ian viii Settle Differences
at Los Angeles

At Los Angeles tomorrow night
those old ring foes. Billy Papke. erst-
while Illinois Thunderbolt, and Hugo
Kelly. who can step some.s will hook
up in a 25 round clash before Mr..
Jeffries' Vernon Athletic club in Los
Angeles.
Interest in this bout is unusually
keen, as it is generally assumed that
the winner. IL he turns the trick Ia
workmanship manner. will be given a
crack at Stanley Ketchel, present cock
of the middle weight walk.
Both men have many friends in the
south. Papke gained hosts of friends
in Los Angeles when he so thoroughly
beat Ketchel in that town Labor day.
and although he sustained a humiliatfng
defeat at Ketchers hands later, those
who saw the Los Angeles fight will
back him to beat Kelly.
Kelly. has fought frequently in Los
Angeles. and the italian has always
given clean account Of himself When
Tommy Ryan wearied Of the labors of
the ring and took off his gloves FOR
the last time, he handed over his
title to Kelly. believing him the best
men to carry IT. Ryan not only handed
Kelly his title. but also drilled him
in the intricacies of the game, and
the Chicago Italian has many of the
moves and wiles Of the great "Tonso-
litis Tommy" the craftiest ringman
that ever banded gloves with an on
ponent.
1t will be the third meeting OF the
men. Twice before they crossed arms
in Milwaukee, Papke having the bet
ter Of one of the issues and the other
resulting in draw. The men are
evenly matched as t5 weight and phys
ical equipment, and the fight should
prove hummer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14

a tournament polo game was played
Yesterday on the Clark field at San Ma
teo. 1t was the first of the series of
twelve to be played for collection of
lS silver cups. The fact that four cups
are offered at each game put lot of
ginger in the work of the men. The
Held was sloppy which was responsible
for much of the poor hitting. The
ponies could not hold their feet, and
when brought up sharp would slide.
spoiiing the aim of the rider
Richard NJ Tobin. Walter Hobart and
George f. Parson showed in splendid
form. For the sReds Walter McCreary
and Edward Howard were the best
Thomas Driscoll did not display his
form of the previous games.
The teamwork yesterday was the
poorest so far this season. Several of
the goals would not have been scored
II there had been better teamwork. 1t
was not an attempt at individual work
but lack of following out the proper
plan of holding to team position. Sew
eral times during the match the players
became so punched that they were a
solid locked mass.
Ii was on one of these occasions when
the ball came out of a bunch well past
the center Of the Reds field that Hobart
mno was pldylnS position we'll back,
ala splendid playing. His second stroke
scored a clean goal. 1t was great hit
ting and Won the first applause from
the spectators this season.
Rlchard M. Tobin was in rare form.
playing in his old time style, being well
up to the ball all of the time
Up to the fifth period the game was
carried on without a referee, but at
that time j. o. Tobin came on the field
and ofhciated. The effect was apparent
at once and the playing became snap
pier, Up to the fifth period the teams.
as handicapped by ]. Sadoc Tobin,
PLAYED evenly, the score being three all
At the beginning of the fifth period
~. NJ. robin scored a pretty goal on a
back hand stroke. 1t was a long drive
and beautifully played. The Whites
We're penalized and the ball taken to
the center of the field on an offside play.
DR.. McEnery was offside and the ball
was taken back of the Whites goal.
After the ball was put in play Hobart
got II and made the two great strokes
that scored. Parsons then had a try.
but failed, and time was called Ho-
bart tried but missed.
In the sixth period the Whites were
in control Hobart scored followed by
another goal by r. NJ Tobin. The
Reds made a stand and McCreary tried
but failed. A few more hot rallies
took place before the match came to
an end.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
IS KEPT AT
HIGH STANDARD AT
EMERYVILLE
F0rfy-Six Per Cenf of Purses
Won by FavOrifes, and Book
les Are Heavy Losers
BY J. K. Jefery

The high standard set for the conduct
of the winter race meeting now in
progress at Emeryville is being rigidly
adhered to by the New California
jockey club management and the re-
suits of the first five weeks of the sea-
son speak for themselves. The snort
has been of a type that will compare
most Iayorably with that of former
seasons There has been an entire alb
sence of scandal and the few form
reversals that have been in evidence
are no more than must be expected in
the natural course of racing under CON
stantly changing track conditions. IN
consequence of the winning of 46 pei,
cent of the races so far run by fayorites
the public is considerably ahead of the
game, from the speculative standpoint
and the bookies are all heavy losers
to date. Numerous bankrol1s have al
ready been shot to pieces. but others
have been brought into play and at
the present writing there are more
layers in line than at any previous time
during the season and quite as many
as at the corresponding time last win
ter.
The last few days witnessed the
transfer of several stables from the Ar
cadia track TO Emeryville. While su-
perior track conditions prevail at the
southern course, the game there suffers
by comparison with that at Emeryvile
from the financial standpoint. and most
owners prefer to put up with some in
convenience for the sake of the greater
rewards that are to be reaped here.
1t is probable that there will be con-
slant movement from the southern
track to Emeryville throughout the
season and stabling accommodations
are likely to be at a premium at the
local track before the season is half
over.
The next important feature of the
season will be the Sacramento handi-
cap. which is scheduled for decision
next Saturday. The distance OF this
race is a mile and a sixteenth and the
leading eligibles include Lisaro, Pink
ola, Jack Nunnally, Eyebright. Royal
Tourist, Don Enrique, Arasee. Dorante,
Angelus. Montgomery. Dandelion, Res
tigouche, Uncle, Meelick, Red Leaf,
Clamor, Frank Flittner. Rubric Down
patrick, Golden Pearl, Light Wool and
Firestone.
Next week the Christmas handicap.
accounted one of the most important
events of the meeting will be decided
Many of the best horses in training on
the coast are being pointed for this
valuable fixture, and it may confidently
be expected that the field will be a
record breaker in quality as we'll as
quantity.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
BREAK EVEN IN TWO
SETS FOR TENNIS
TROPHY
III McL0ughiiH and Rose VIII
Complete Match for Ham,
m0nd Cup Next Sunday
BY Grant Smith

Two sets OF the final match for the
Hammond cup were played on the
California club courts yesterday after
noon. The match was not started un-
til late in the afternoon. 1t was ex-
pected that Maurice Mclaughlin would
have an easy time when he crossed
rackets with G. Rose. winner OF the
first class. The champion. however,
had his hands full from the start and
was lucky TO break even on the two
sets played. Rose received a handicap
of owe 80 SO and made good use OF It.
He played his usual careful, steady
game and the eX-champion was forced
TO extend himself TO the limit to win
the second set after the first had gone
to the first class winner. Both sets
were close, particularly the second.
which went to 81. Rose won the first
set GA and the second went to Nc
Loughlin. The match will be COM
pleted next Sunday.
The courts at the park were too wet
to permit of playing the finals OF the
handicap doubles tournament and iC
was postponed until next Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
Mailman Advances to Lead
of Winning Horses

Madmans Pacific Union handicap VIC
tory Of Saturday had the effect OF ad
vsncing him 10 the head OF the list of
winning horses of the Emeryville sea-
son His lead is a substantial one, and
he has an excellent opportunity OF re-
tanning IL for some time. Eyebright,
winner Of the opening handicap. is the
nearest competitor. with Don Enrique.
The Thanksgiving handicap winner, a
close third. Anna May still holds the
record in respect to the greatest num-
Der Of races won, with Madman and
Billy Pullman tied for second honors.
or the 429 horses that have started
since the opening of the season, 119
have won, 112 others have finished in
the money and the following 55 have
won in excess of $500.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
DIE MARA A COMING woNpER

SAN MATEO. Dec. 13.-The athletic
reputation of California was fully up
held in the six day bicycle race in
New York. Floyd Mcfarland of San
Jose capturing first place and Walter
land has been prominent in wheel
ing for years and he has won many
events since joining professional ranks
in the east The race in New York
De Mara participated in, and he is
looked upon as the coming wonder by
followers of the sport. De Mara was in
ranks of the Bay City whee1men as an
amateur, and in the 100 mile relay
races about the bay usually rode the
last 10 mile stretch for that organiza-
tfon. De Mara shot his wheel across
the line as a winner for the Bay City
wheelmen many times.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
POL @ TOURNAMENT
PLAYED ON SLOPPY
GROUNDS
Whites Defeat Reds, HobarfS
Strokes Being Feature of
the Contest
THE SCORE

THE SCORE
Whifes-7. Walter $. Hobart
"a, Richard NJ. Tobin CD, George
f. Parsons ID.
Reds--3. Walter McCreary (2),
Thomas DriscoII GD.
TRIES FOR GOAL
Whites--7. Walter $. Hobart
ca. George #. Parsons (3).
Reds--5. E. Howard (3), Wal
ter McCreary CD.
LINEUP
Whites-Dr. McEnery Cd. George
r. Parsons ca, Richard NJ. T0bin
(3). Walter $. Hobart back.
Reds-George Cameron 6D,
Walter McCfeary (2), Thomas
DriscoiI go, Edward Howard
(back).
j. o. Tobin, referee.
j. Noyes, timer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
PLAN SPRING RACE MEET
Especial Dispatch to The Call

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Dec. 13.-If the
plans of Pat Civil, Jack Boasberg and
other turfmen who are wintering here
mature, Montgomery park will be the
scene of a six day meeting during the
spring, the idea being to further test
the betless meeting proposition in ac-
in this state. Application has been
made to the Tri-State fair association.
present lessees of the course, and
horsemen themselves will conduct the
meeting If the venture proves a go.