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HAVE THINGS THEIR OWN WAY
Bandits Of Odessa Rob and Stay with
Comparative immunity.

Recently the country round Odessa,
Russia, has been infested by armed
bandits. who swoop Unexpectedly on
country mansions and loot them before
the inc thcient authorities can get wind
OF the attack. People unfortunate
enough to witness the raid are muir
dered as a safeguard against evidence
OF the crime. Two remarkable tales Of
the banditti are among the latest re-
ports from Odessa. A large party OF
peasants, enraged BY the murder Of
some of their number, managed to sur.
prise two OF the bandits, whom they
dlsarmed and took into q neld, There
a grave was dug. and, after b. tnE
their prisoners. the peasants w
them into the grave and buried ,nem
alive. A wooden cross. painted black.
was erected to mark the tragedy, when
the earth had been stamped hard. Mr..
Arthur Herbert King. the English
manager of an Odessa tannsry. put
fear into the hearts Of q band of six.
who rushed into the once with revol.
vers. crying. Hands up!" The pro.
prietur and half dozen Of his stan
present obeyed; but to the amaze
ment Of the robbers. who had never
experienced such an incident, the Eng
lishman, though unarmsd. refused. The
bandit covering him pulled the trig-
ger, but. fortunately. the weapon
missed fire. He drew his dagger. but
another of the band, recognizing Mr..
King as an Englishman, struck his
comrades hand down. TAs robbers
decamped with S1,0e0
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A Real Luther Coin,

The collection Of coins OF ST.
Petersburg scholar says the Berllner
Tageblatt, was recently overhauled
and unique Luther coin was discoy.
cred. 1t came originally from Nov.
gorod, where 1t was found in an old
house which was being reconstructed
On one side Is the head OF Luther.
which Is also shown when the coin ia
reversed. but with a FOOLS cap upon
his head. On the reverse side there is
a likeness Of the pope. which also an.
pears when the coin is reversed, but
the head is ornamented on the reverse
side with devil horns. The Latin In.
scription explains that Luther be.
comes a fool and the pope a devil
by reversing the piece 1t Is believed
that there is no similar coin In exist.
ence.
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Forfeiture Notice.

Phoebe Nevada, March It'll. 1909
To E. A. Day, Warren Scott William Bueline.
Isaac Burrows and W. R. Wilson: their heirs, i'd
illustrators and assigns:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
has expended during the year 1907. One Hundred
Dollars worth Of labor and improvements on the
Volcano Lode Mining Claim, situate in the Jack
Rabbit Mining District. Lincoln County. STATE Of
Nevada, the location certificate Of which is found
Of record in Book A" Of Mining Notices, Jack
Rabbit Mining District Records at Page l01.
In order to hold said claim under the provisions Of
Section 2S1a of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States and the amendment thereto. approved
January END 1880, concerning annual labor upon
mining claims, being the amount required to hold
said lode mining claim for the period ending De-
csmber slst, 1907 and II within NINETY days after
the publication thereof you fail and refuse to con-
tribute your proportion Of such expenditure Is
record co-vwners which amounts to twenty nine
thirtieths 29-S0) Of said expenditures your inter
est In the said claim will become the property Of
the subscriber, your record eo-ownsr who has
made the required expenditure by the terms Of
said section.
BAhBERGKR EXPLORATION COMPANY
"a Corporakion)
By =. R. MeNamse. Agent
Data Of FIRST publication March 7th. 1903.
Date Of last publication June eth lsoe.
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Call for Republican
County Convention,
Lincoln County.

Whereas. there appears to be an uncertainty as
to the existence Of Chairman for the Republic
County Central Committee for Lincoln County.
Nevada. and 10 the membership Of the Com
mittee in certain cases therefore. we. the under
signed members Of the said committee. do hereby
call delegate convention Of the Republicans of
Lincoln County TO meet at Las Vegas on the S0th.
day Of June 1905 At O'Clock o. M. to select dele
gates TO attend the Republican State Convention
TO BE- held at Goldheid and for the purpose Of
choosing Central Commute for Lincoln County
The different precincts will be entitled to one
delegate at large and one delegate for every tif-
teen votes. major fraction thereof cast for o.
J. Smith for Congressman at the election In 1906.
as follows:
Phoebe. s; PanRca. 5: Eagle Valley /: Spring
Valley. q Fay. l. Clover Valley. l: Caliente, S;
Slime. l; DelamAr 4; Hike 2; Stewart, /; Moapa.
2; Logan. 2: Overton. 2; st. Thomas, 2; Bunker
vile. 2; Mesquite. 2: Las Vegas. s; Good Springs
l; Searchlight 7: Nielsen. l: Crescent /; Sandy. l.
We recommend and authorize that eaucusses be
held at the usual polling places in the different
precincts on Saturday. June 9TH. 1905 at O'Clock
y. m
J. D. Kramer W. p. Murray
A. W. Jurden c. c. Ronno
f. W. Manual w. J. Stuart
}. W. Taylor Frank A. Dougherty
Walter Brsckin
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Muck mo,

General declarations against vice
and sin are indeed exceilently useful,
as rousing men to consider and look
about them; but they do often want
effect, because they only raise con.
FUSED apprehension of things, and In.
determinste propensions to action,
which usually, before men thoroughly
perceive or resolve what they should
practice. to decay and vanish. Isaac
Burrows.
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Thirty years ago Jimmie Carson, OF
Wllkesbarre, Pa. had his jacket well
busted by his father for breaking the
limb of young apple tree Jimmie
was then ten years old.
That night he ran away, and after
living In Philadelphia for three years
he went to sea. and has since wan.
dersd all over the world. He was
thought to be dead. but the other day
he turned up at his old home. His IA.
Their and mother were yet alive and
living In the same house.
The apple tree was grown until the
trunk was the sire OF a small barrel,
and Jimmie picked and ate some ap-
pies and said 1t seemed good to be
home again. He rather expected an.
other licking, but his father was too
old to give 1t to him
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Application for Patent

NJ. A. No. l6SS.
United States Land Office, Carson City Nevada
Notice is hereby given. that the BarnberEsr
Exploration company. 3 corporation. by its attor-
ney-in-fact, +. K. McNamee whose postofics ad-
dress is Caliente. Nevada. has made applica ton
for United States Patent for the Granada Con-
soldated Mining Claim. consisting of 1900 linear
feet of the Granada. 1900 linear feet
Of the Yellowstone, 1877 linear feet OF the
Gold Leaf and 1895. 8 linear feet of the Gold Leaf
No lodes, situate in the Jack Rabbit mining
district, county of Lincoln. State of Nevada. be-
ing Survey No. 1884 and described in the
field notes and plat on file in this Office, with
magnetic variation AT 10 deg. 80 min. e, as fol-
lows:
GRANADA LODE.
Beginning at corner No. l, whence U. $. M NJ
No. bears N. 50 deg II MN. L. 526.f H.; thence
n, 50 des. 80 min. W. Go f. to cor No. :. thence
n. 81 deE. 10 min y. 1900 IT. TO cor. No. g. thence
). 20 deg. 80 rain, r, 600 IT. ~ cor No. 1. thence
s. 80 deg 10 min. W 1850 IL. to cor. No l. the
place OF oeginning
YELLOWSTONE LODE
Beginning at corner No. l. whence u s. NJ NJ
No; bears \. deg; 4s min W. $50 f. thence ~
81 deg. 10 min. W. 6l0 TT to cor. No 9; thence N
80 deg 10 MN. h, 1909 # to cor. No. 3; thence 8
81 deg. IL min. f. $50 IT. 10 cor. No 4; thence s
IS deg. 30 min. W. 1877 #. 10 cor No. l. the
place OF beginning
GOLD LEAF LODE.
Beginning at corner No. l. whence u. 5. NJ. NJ
No. bears N. Is deg. IA min. w. 2546 It. thence
n IS ded. 10 min. E. 1877 #. to cor No. 2.
NiNnNc . Of uek ~ iutil f. nolG II. 10 cor. NO.
thence S. IS deg. AZ min. W. l455 # to cor. No 1,
thence N. 81 deg. W. 254 fl. to cor. No S; thence
n. 81 dea. ~ min. W. $50 II. To cor No l. the
place Of beginning.
GOLD LEAF NO. 2LODE.
Beginning at corner No. l. whence u. 8 NJ NJ
No bears N. 81 deg. IA min. W. 1884, fl; thence
N. IS deg ~ min. Z. l2TSsft 60 cor. No 2; thence
S. 81 def. 81 min. L. 1853 # to cor No 8; thence
s. Al deg. ~ min. w. GIL # to cor. No T. thence
S. p des. ~ min. w. 6S0.s #. to cor No s. thence
| N 81 deg. 81 min. W. 224 #. to cor. No l. the
place OF beginning. and located on unsurveyed
land, containing of " PSI acres, exclusive
of conflicts with Mineral Survey Lot No 81 Jack
! Rabbit lode and Junction lode, unsurveysd
| The adjoining and conflicting claims as shown
| by the plat Of survey are lot No. a. 0nondago
and junction lode, unsurvsyed, on the southeast
and lot No. 81 Jack Rabbit ois and amended lot
| No. SO, Pay Day lode on the south.
direct this notice be published in the Phoebe
| Weekly Record, a newspaper published at Phoebe
| Nevada, for period Of sixty days
| LOUIS J. COIN, Register
First publication. May IS. 1908
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advertising $500. total s6.O4.

Howard. VIM D.-Possessory claim to 80
1910 acres land on April No 1914, being NV
Ia Of NV - Sec l. T. l6 s., 4. 81 F. Possessory
of NE "a Sec. /. T. Is s. R. 81 E, Possessory
claim to 80 acres land Appl No. 1916. being N
- q 81 - Sec, ], l6 K. 81 +; tax $3.50.
Lichty, b. F.-Possessory claim to l6O acres
land Appl 1920. being Sc IA of Sec. 70. T. q s..
X 90 +, Possessory claim to 70 72-l0O acres land
being l-2 of SW II Sec. I. r q s, R 81 Z: tax
$50 penalty Soe. advertising 500. total S6O4
sEARCHLIGHT ROAD DISTRICT. NOS
Cotton. W. LII. S. title TO 9 los and impts
on Addition street, lots q and %. block 20: tax
$500. penalty SOC. advertising s. 90, total IS 80
Jones. Dora-F, 5. Title to ? lots in ormond
lots % and "a block Is: tax 81 Is penalty he adj
Vertising 800, total 1927.
LAS VEGAS ROAD DISTRICT. NO. IL
T
Thompson. f. M-F S. title to ? lots in Clark.
L townsite. lots % and %. block /: tax Si6s
penalty lie, advertising 500. total 1856.
MoAPA ROAD DISTRICT. NO. Is
Baldwin 4 Whsker-F. S. title to 1870 acras
land. being n LIZ Of NE Ia Sec l6, and NE ia
Of ny NV IA Of Sec; lS 7 AS. s. Z: F s title
Of Sec l6. T. Il S. X. IS F. tax IS co. penalty SOC
advertising 100. total $3.50.
State of Nevada.
County Of Lineoln-ss.
], Henry Lee, duly elected qualified and acting
county recorder and auditor In and for the County
of Lincoln. State Of Nevada. do hereby certify
that the foregoing Is full. true and correct copy
of the description Of each and every piece or
parcel Of delinquent property in the County of
Lincoln and State of Nevada. for the year 1897
together with the amount of taxes unpaid and
also the amounts of penalty and advertising now
added thereto. according to the report of dslin-
quent taxes for the year 1907. (sacond INSTALL
on file in my office
In WITNESS WHEREOF. have hersuneO set my
hand and affixed my official seal this Rad day OF
June 4. ID 1905 HENRY LEE,
kSeaD County Recorder
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scribers in this unique way: If you
have frequent headaches, dizziness,
and faintIng spells, accompanied by
chills, cramps. chllblains, epilepsy and
iaundice, 1t Is sign that you are not
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minute. Pay your subscription a year
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NOTICE OF
TAX SALE

DELINQUENT LIST OF PROPERTY FOR THE YEAR
1901 (sEcoND RSTALLMENT.) LINCOLN
COUNTY NEVADA.
Notice is hereby given to those whom il may
concern. and to the following named persons.
and to all owners Of. or claimants to. the real es-
tate and improvements thereon. or improv ernents
when assessed separately. hereinafter described,
known or unknown that the taxes for State and
County purposes for the year A. d. 1901 (seeond
instAllnent) assesned against the following de-
scribed pieces or parcels Of property are now de.
inquent: that ten per cent penalty and two $500
dollars. cost Of advertising. has been added in
each case and that any piece parcel x property
remain unuaid On
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The Exceptional Case.

At lightning sped the express train
Numbered along.
At the same sort OF speed an auto
mobile whirled toward the grade
crossing
Then the automobile slowed down,
came to a standstill and let the ex.
press go by.
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Not Yet Cause for Alarm.

NOT Yet Cause Tor AIaFfn.
The sun Is growing steadily smaller
and will eventually shrink TO q small
globe. 1t however is only shrinking
i've miles every 100 years, and as Its
present diameter Is 100000 miles
across present livers need not become
alarmed over this scientific fact.
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Materproof Paper.

For preparing waterproof paper
which will shine In the dark use the
following mixture; Forty parts paper.
stock. ten parts phosphorescent pow.
der, ten parts water, one part gelatine
and one part bichromate Of potash.
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E. {. D. MARRIAGE
Assayer and
c h enlist
Notice 10 Creditors
P. o. Bon J
Pioehe Nevada

HullCo W GItulluIS
In the District Court o the Fourth Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada, In and for the
County Of Lincoln.
In the matter of the estate of c. r. Garden. de-
ceased
Notice il hereby given that the undersigned,
having bean duly appointed administrator Of the
estate Of C. R. Garden. deceased. by the above
entitled court, on the 18th day of March. A. D.
1905. and having duly qualified as such adminis-
traitor letters Of administration were duly issued
to him on the 18th Of March, A. D, 1908
Notice 10 hereby given that ali persons having
claims against said estate Of c. R. Garden, de-
ceased are required to file the same with the
proper vouchers and afidavits attached with the
clerk OF this court, within three months Of the
date OF the nrst publication Of this notice or they
will be forever barred.
Dated at Phoebe this 18th day Of March. A D.
1908.
A. B. GARDEN
Administrator d the sstAts Of C. r. Garden. de-
ceased.
CHARLES B. HENDERSON.
Attorney for The AdminiszAtsr.
pats Of nrre publication MnFsA q. lseA
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Feathers.

The feathers used in millinery, TAX
en- from live birds, are the ostrich
feathers. Feathered skins used in mil
linery, such as the feathers Of sea
gulls, are taken from the dead birds.
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CONTINUED From Page Twol

ecno. The man gazed at the dying
emDers on the hearth. but there was
no one to interpret the desire to es.
cape from this innocent confidence. in
his expression, or the problems in his
heart.
meanwhile Mrs. Temple was worry.
ing about the strange visitor. having
gatnered enough from the maids &C
count TO arouse uneasineSs Her hus-
band had just been appointed to a
parish In a hitherto unknown locality
where they found quite q number Of
people DESTROYS Of claiming kinship
Inere were first, second and third
cousins, colony OF Temples, and, of
course, this was one OF them. He
ought to go away, but she must do her
part She babe the servant take q
tray OF refreshments to the study and
bring out Master EoIis.
The man was hungry, but restrained
himself until the maid and child had
disappeared. Then he ate and drank
all that was set before him. With a
weary motion he picked up his hat.
and had got into the hall when the
'front.' door was opened by q latch key
and he found himself race to face
with tall ngure-Mr. Temple at
tastl
After a few words the minister led
MS strange visitor back tn the study.
he turned the key on the inside.
what passed between them no one
knew, unless there were invisible
watchers. An hour went by, darkness
was settling down on the outside
world; there may have been CLEANS OF
light within. Mistress and Coca ret
ted at the delay OF supper. but the
minister had meat to eat that they
knew not Of"
II was quite dark when the Wis! tor
was shown out OF the house BY Mr..
Temple. They parted with ;oug
hand-eiasp: Then the man was aCne
on a crowded streat. He walked %
rapidly, as with a purpose. and aiaer
time boarded a street car.
1t was In a poor fiat In the Low EST
part Of the town wh4re he had been
told she lived. When he left the ear
he passed along dreary avenue,
through q narrow yard, to the rear Of
an old block. There, peering through
window. he saw her
Her hov--his bovr.--w.s q, b,r
knsa saving hi. Diyh+lv nrav NJ
ciful God! Was he urayins for his
absent father. afar OF in hIs misery
and shame-praying that he might be
brought home?
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Monday, Jul. 6, at noon,
A. D., 1908

or 30 much Of each parcel as will pay the amount
Of taxes, delinquency and costs against IT, will be
sold by me, as County Treasurer and Ex-Officio
Tax Receiver Of said County Of Lincoln, at u
O'Clock M. of said day at the front door of the
court house at the town Of Phoebe in said county
to satisfy such taxes. delinquency and costs
Said sales will be made subject to redemption
within six months after sale. by payment Of all
the sums assessed against each parcel. together
with three per cent per month thereon from
the date Of sale until paid. in accordance with
the provisions Of Section Of an act of the lsgis-
latare Of the State of Nevada. approved March
18TH 1885. page III.
EDw. CLARK.
County Treasurer and Ex-0fficio Tax Receiver
Of Lincoln County. Nevada
BY Eugene Goodrich. Deputy.
GENERAL COUNTY
Benson. VIM. C. Poasessory claim to DO acres
land on Appl No. l2233. being NE Ia of Sc "a
Ser, q, T. l9 s.. r. 81 f. Possessory claim tbs
66-l0O acBes land. on AppL l2259 being NV Ia
Of SWl-4 Sec. 80. 7. 19 s.. r. 81 E; tax sac, pen
atty Sc, advertising 500 total s2.&.
G
Godfrey. Horace S.-Possessory claim to $40
acres Of land on AppL No. 1885, being S Ia Of
Sec. u T. IL s.. r. SO E.. tax $S.6S, penalty Sc
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BY the way, Edward" Mrs TEN.
pie said some weeks later, have you
ever seen that strange cousin OF
yours since-the one who spent an
afternoon here while was sick?"
Indeed l have, more than once.
her husband answered. But, my dear,
he Is not my cousin"
Why. he said he was"
Il am afraid overlooked the de.
ception which oddly suggested itself
TO him, In view Of his estimate of me.
His coming here as he did was the
greatest compliment ever received
Does he live near" persisted the
wife.
There was a humorous twinkle In
the minister's eye as he answered
He was Just out of the state prison.
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Jones. Dora-F S. Title to lots in ormond.
lots % and "a block Is: tax 81 Is, penalty l2c adj
Vertising 800. total 1927.
LAS VEGAS ROAD DISTRICT. NO. IL
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Thompson. f. M.-F. S. title to . lots in Clark's
L V townsite, lots % and %. block /: tax Sl6s
penalty lie. advertising 800 total 1856.
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Cotton. W. LII. =. title 10 lots and impts
on Addition street lots q and o. block 20: tax
$500 penalty Soc advertising s.. 90, total *. 80
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THE DAYS DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
WAGNER STILL LEADS
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE,

New York. Sect. Pin the na,lIlne
Marathon of the National Laag:1e. Hans
Wagner. the Pirates wonderful ne,fo,m-
er. continues to SIT the nacr The
Humping Teuton lost a point in his ay-
craze last week. but At the same time
Mike pouIin's ,rodit was sliced ,vo
points. Wacn,s1's Agurcs now beinp 349
to Dnnlin's .220. johnny Eyars fell ont
Of the Gv class. but TIC m.,1njng e,orie,
HohlitIel and Be-, her # the Reds en-
tered it, Harry McCnmi,k actually has
been n go wallopei since he entered
Camp McCiiav. but a haG et.,1t in Phil
aderfia krnpe his Az ri-. DOWN T., ~
Fat Ir,novan's SoutLeil, find MIDGET
Nc MILAN. stiu blizc3 tie. way for the
bioukl, litsInith... TnlIny \ average
this week is ii..Ioi tl..r i was last bv
eight points nov l. in. ID ua.,v LINN
ley viii ~ Ia In |, f n h,tg - ii, sea-
son apd W. J,r,.an rlubariv won't he
able t. get al ~. t.. 20 notch
Wagner has n,aI" lnule hits than any
Other filiNei in ll, ,nuntrl-1&J. Tv cobb
of DctI, l.. who AGAIN tops the American
Leagiie NilloW-wi lIcr5. Ina Thomas of
tn" 5ante team having had his average
reduced considerably by tine Boston and
New l"ik pitchers. is credited with 40
safe'le@. 1i@"1 Wy and Thomas both have
the sam" nlark-,2.a-hut the back 81 "D' y
exhibit d""en't begin t. conpa1e With the
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Colby To-
kentS Hill 5.

N&tervine, Me, Sept. 2n-(sp -clap'-
caturda, vim colhv,s trying ont men and
,-., ,,:u c.,r.,. w
~ |" D. Inc YOUNGSTERS ~ III &c f'ep
school arc husky looking chaps and they
carry uonJ weight and action. Tnat the
visitors have beon we'll coached was evil
don, from, tbe first kickoff That they
IYv. cn1urourc such rs will mako the
teams Of other preparatoIy scho,l, hump
. ut,lo this ea.,c,r v.,s ann,,a,t whom
the whistle blew the last time Every
man ON both teams PLAYED tho game col
nv tried ont several new men There
were few DELAYS of the exaepera,ins kind
Coach Media Witt moved = good general
in the field when he saved Colby being
pcnali1e,I for !; mixup bc'wcen a Colby
man and a boy from the hill lv with
drawing the PLAYER and snbstitutIng an
oth.r before Referee Rice became ac-
uuaiated with the incident \ fair crowd
was present and the rolle-iang gathered
on hl.acr"rs and sid" Iiuss had splendid
opportunity to pr:,, ticc IT," now system
of cheering under tic tutrlaco of M..srs
GuntilI and Mixer. \ number Of students
from the Hill were on the lines and there
wCrn also Il number of local mon grad
yates of tho school around ready 20 vhoop
il NJ fer tie Youngsters.
The real sensation of the game was
when GAZE Of Kent's hin intercepted
Hammond and in dash Of 90 ya,ds sc"r-
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B0XING
CROSS AND FIGHTING HARP
WILL CLASH THIS WEEK

New York. Sept 21-At the Bedford
A, c.. BROOKLYN Jimmy Kelly and
"knoCkout' brown will face each other
i'm the final bout tomorrow evening
Wi lie Howard and Grin Jones will
furnish the semi-finai. and. as it is a
grudgo affair. a Knockout is almost cor
tain Joe Hollis and Frank Cuff.
heaVyweights. also will go six rounds
There will be five prelmnaries
What should result in one of the
greatest battles between lightweights
Of tn" top-notch division is scheduled
to take pace at the Fairmont a. c.
on Friday evening. when Leach Cross
will meet Willie Fitzgerald Cross and
Fitzgerald fought at 1873 pounds. weigh
inc in at =. NJ. on the day of the
fight at the National A. G. This time
they have agreed to fight at 1875 pounds.
and to weigh in at ; 2. NJ.
Willie Green and Joe Shepard will
hook up in the star bout at the Bay
Ridge Athletic Club. Brooklyn tomor-
row evening. and the card promises
to he the best Of the season. Besides
this six-round go there will be five
other bouts between well known scrap
perS.