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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs Meadow Breeze.
lG (Powersl SGD won: Lady Anou. 100 but
ler). place $50 second: Canofian. lOi Kermithl.
show SLID third. Time 1 u 25 Alinot Beatrice
X. Funicuairc. Voting Miss Strome. Natasha.
PCrasctta, Hazel Thone, Martius, Billy VetTess,
Bell Toone, and Mary Orr also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and half firlonss Iron
bound ~ Alariinl straight $3.50. won; anderson.
1G tFranklinl. place s9460 second; Tennessee Roy.
lOl (Heidel. show s. 80. third. Tine 0.j3 15 Won
Buelow, Ny Lady Francis Inla AtaTah. Sem
premium. 81. Aulic. Buena VISTA Matte Marshall.
and Boadicea also ran.
THIRD RACE-Mile and a sixteenth The Minks
ll6 Dickens, straight $3.50 won; Kercheval. III
Powers. place 5000 second: WOolsandals l05
tBuilcrl. show. 5000. third. Time i:i5 as. Tenah.
Wing Ting. Cymhal and Boeina also rn
FOURTH RACE-Fivo furlongs: the Juvenile
Stakes. Miami. 81 lPickCnsl, straight $3.50. won
Anne MCGEE. % Fmnklin. place $780, second
Mrs. Sewall. q Morgan. show $50 49, third Time
90 3-5. Elizabeth Harwood. French Cook Wool
windor. DR.. Fiss. Dorothy Webb. and Fundamental
also ran
FIFTH RACE-Stecpechase handicap: short
course. Jameson. ~ NourclD. straight S23 i0 won
King Ests l9 tWicklinei. place $3.50 second
Dell Leath lis lHuhhaml show Sll.2 o. third Time
800 55. Judith Ma Bride. Bertel. Waterway, Bel
ford, and lmpCrtiuence also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Onc aud ono-sxtccnth miles Hos
tile Hyphen. 100 martini. straight slin. won.
Quagga. 10 Powers. place $50. second; DR.. Lee
Huffman. 100 tRobinsonl. show $50. third Time.
Ii6i IS Homra. c. H. Schilng. Sainesaw. and
dgh Bear also ran.
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OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five furlougS Osorinc lO2 tBU.
tom. Z TO 2 won. FucZc l03 NlcIntyrcl. II to 5.
second; AXIS Ar Ben. l0j lSc1Yilcl. l3 TO l. third.
Time l9l Bold Alice Collins. Oscrola, POmucre.
and Semper Fidclis also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ouc mile and twenty Yards.
Mate l07 RaleiGh). 20 l. Won Fastcs1. lGj Pagrl
% !. second Handmaiden. 100 lKirschhauml
y 20 ]. third. Time. l42 Is PeRpy O'Neil. Wolf
ville George Kilbom. Patriotic. Big Store. Foie
J., BE Broker. Sea Lad. and DeechwoOd also nn.
THIRD RACE-Oue aud one-han miles. Ouardi.
loi lKirschbauml. 8 20 3. won: Kogo l02 Ross.
Is 90 l. second Lone Wolf 40 lKeoghl. 10 % 1.
third. Time. PSI 3j. Talnmund Beuyolio Blue
Eyes. Little Joker Nabouassar. Prince Of Orange.
and Belasco also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-cighth miles.
Downpatrick. 10 NIcIuyr). 4 20 5. won; T. T.
FUer q tkirschbauml l6 10 3. second Edwin
Gum l'6 tHaUis 30 % J. thu Time. l.s3 Is.
LoCistllO. Tommy Ahcam Lcgatcc. Yox Populi.
and san Alyiso also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and twenty Yards Ed
Davis % R0ssl. 90 !. won; Staud0vgr. rs Ret
tigl 90 2. second Triumphant. li2 lScovillei.
G % l. third. Time. la 2-5. John H.. High Grm.
JACK Adams. Prince Frederick. Ruhiuon Royal
River Lady Kitty. and HumcO also nu.
SIXTH RACE-Futurity course, Security. l0j
McIntyrel, 7 90 5, won; Cloudlight IO5 SANDY,
Is 20 J. second College Widow. % ROSS. % .
third. Time l09. Kokomq f. w. Barr Bucolic
and East End also ran.
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VETS TO PLAY STUDENTS.
Central High Faculty TO Fight fOI
school Title Tomorrow.

The annual Vet game between the
team representing Central High School
in the high school series and a team COM
posed Of members Of the faculty and stars
OF former years, VIII be played al Ma
tional Park tomorrow. starting at 3
o'clock
This game has come TO be a regular
feature of athletics at the o street school,
and affords both the students and faculty
no end OF fun The games are no cinch
for the school boys either. as some of the
vets are stin capable of putting up "a
fast article OF ball.
A trophy IN the shape Of a cup OF solid
tin VIII be presented 70 the victorious nine
by the lady teachers The cup will be
emblematic OF the championship Of the
school.
The lineup Of the Vets as announced
by Capt Gilbert Kelly last night. is as
follows: Maurer. second base. Wilson.
third base; Kelly. shortstop; "Cy" Mac
Donald first base Snow. catcher: Al
Handiboe. pitcher; BIZ Foley left field;
Doolittle, center field; Lamson, right field,
English and Myers substitutes.
Mr.. Burroughs viii umpire An admiS-
sion OF 10 cents will be charged.
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RUN CLOSE TO FORM
Four FavOriteS Successful at
Belmont Park.
STAMINA OUTCLASSES RIVALS
ii. =. Whitney's Horse Sets Fast Pace
ana Takes Ladies' stakes for Three
ing Eyes, n 5O-to-1 shot, Is Third.
Taboo Wins First. Race Easily.

New York. May 27.-The horses ran
closer 10 4crm at Belmont Park to-day
than for some time past, four favorites
being successful.
crowd Of 1900 persons were in at
tendance.
H. 2. Whitneys Stamina outclassed
her rivals IN the Ladies' Stakes for three
year-old hllies at mile. She set fast
pace. and was in hand all the way, beat
ing Anonyma by three lengths. Laugh
ing Eyes. JO-to-l shot, was third.
Sanctus, 11-to-5 favorite, won the Inter
national Steepleschase.
Taboo. who made all the running in
the first race, stood a long, fierce drive,
and beat Captive by head.
Peter Ounce a prohlbitive favorlte,
made runaway Of the last race.
The Summaries.
FIRST BACE-FOur and oue-half furongs Ia
boo, % Delabyl. 20 l. won: Royal Captive. %
tE. Dugaul 90 10, second; Nignr Baby. lOj %.
Lee so 90 I. third Time 052 25 Bonnie Kelso
Shapdale. OPAL. Short Cut. joe Gaiteus Aunt Kate
Racquet. Amnesty Clockwork and Betty Vincent
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five frlongs Fitzherbcrt, ll9
tE Duganl. l3 10 %. won: Prpceptar ll6 Mus
eAANtit - A' y -tNtlius thActl'. k0laNI. 10 l.
third Time o:J9 IS. ConnnuCht Ranger and Fore
guard also ran.
THIRD RACE-Oue mile Stamina. l21 ~.
Duganl, to 5, won; Anonyma l2l (Nottor % 10
]. second; Laughing Ewes. l2l lShuwl, 70 10 l.
third Time li0 35. Bcckcn Momhassa, jersey
Lightning heanne Daric. and Whip Top also ran
FOURTH RACE Stceplcchase: handicap: about
two miles Sanctus. li2 tDupcci. Il 20 S. won;
BayOnct. li5 mckinney. Is 10 s. second. Grandpa
l5 "a Hewitt % 20 J. third Time $50 Sandy
NJ
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile. Zeinap. rs Mc-
DanicD. l6 90 5. won. Tommy Wadde ll2 Mus
gravcl. 20 /. second; Far West. l26 iGancrl, 2
20 !, third Time, 40 Fancy, Lord Stanhope
and Apple Teddy also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seven fJul0ugs Peter Ounce. lOi
lNoitcrl. 70 8 w0n Y0rkyllc Beau 0l IT,
Duganl. % l. second. g. G.. Hall. ll5 shaw. 20
20 /. third. Time. 27. B0lando. Black Bridge
Lena Delta, TorCna. Putgada, and Tony Lass also
ran.
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MILDLY CAREY GETS MEDAL.
Maryland Lnd Draws Prize for Ath-
Ietic PrOwess.
Special to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 10 Inc washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md, May N.-The Navy
Athletic Association has awarded to Lee
Carey, the Maryland lad, the gold medal
for general excellence in track athletics
during the academic year.
Carey is from Berlin. Nd. and de-
veloped his qualities as a sprinter while
at Tome Institute.
The winners of the bInocular and
monocular prizes. offered by Col r. NJ
Thompson. OF New York. FOR the hand
ling of small boats under sail. have also
been announced. Howard III. J. Benson
son of Commandant of Midshipmen Ben
son, member OF the second class, won
first place and was awarded the binOcu-
lar. Second place and the monocular
went to Donald F. Patterson. OF North
Carolina. a member Of the fourth class
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EASY FOR HYATTSvILLE.
Downs Team Representing Mary
land Agricultural College.
Special 70 Tie Washington Herald.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Hyattsville. Nd. May 1.-THE Hyatts-
Vile Independent team easily defeated
team representing the Maryland Agricu-
tural College here yesterday HyattsviIe
found Sylvester easy. getting ten hits. IL
cluding two doubles, which, combined
with the visitors poor fielding. allowed
them 10 score almost at viii
Darnau pitched a fine game for the win
rers and NJ. \. c. could only find him in
one inning. the fourth. when they bunch
ed four hits. He struck out eleven men
Bergling made a sensational onc-hand
pickup of "A grouITder In the second in
ming of Coles bat d. Gait and Burns
led with The bat Score:
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PLAY BALL AFTER MEET.
st. stephens and Commissioners 10
Clash at National Park saturday,

In conjunction with the Preston Uni
versity School field and track meet on
Decoration Day at American League
Park. st. Stephens Institute will play a
game with Commissioners team.
Arrangements have been made to have
the Washington-Boston game reported by
innings.
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COLLEGE GAMES.

At Carlisle-IDdians. G: Albright College. T.
At Annapolis-Delancos. 3; Naval Academy, 10.
At Easton- EastOn. ; Pottsville. T.
A. Cambridge Harvard freshmen. 4; Yale fresh.
en-.
At bethlehem. Pa-DicAns0n, 8. Lehigh, 4.
At lthaCa-COrnell. ;; Williams,
AT Princcton-Prnceton. 5; Pennsylvania State, g.
A. Easfon. Ra.-Foriham. 6: Lafayette, J.
~ West Point-West Point 5; Trinity 0.
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
RiverdaIe and LnngdOn Play Excit-
ing Tie Game.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Riverdale Nd. May E-Riverdale and
Langdon played an exciting tie game here
yesterday. darkness putting an end to
the contest after the tenth inning with
the score 5 10 ;, Cru!ckshanks and Piozet
both pitched good ball. each striking out
fourteen men.
The visitors obtained but two scattered
hits off Piozet, but three errors in the
ninth inning allowed them TO tie the
score. Frederick's catching for the home
team was the fielding feature. Score:
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IN DOUBT UNTIL ELEVENTH.
Lynchburg Finally Captures Hot
Game from Portsmouth.
SPECIAL 70 Tho Washington Herald.

Special % The Washington Herald
Norfolk Va. May G.-Lynchburg took
an eleven-lnning game from Portsmouth,
70 ,. this afternoon. Scoring two runs
IA the third inning Portsmouth seemed
to have the game we'll In hand until the
ninth Lynchburg then tied the score
IN a batting rally. Carter then relieved
Vale IN the box. Score
r. II. T.
Portsmouth..... oo2oOOOoO Ooo-e 4
Lynehburg ..... 0 . 0 o. 2 o p 4
Gaitcries-yaile Carter and Wadleishi West and
Wcstlake Umpire-Air Byron.
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tlIII''4 . IIIII III'l ~ ~
errors-Bethany 2; Fifth, J. Left on bases-Fifth 7.
First base on balls-On Gordon. /; of Mathews. {;
of Green. !. Innings pitched-By Gordon, s. by
Green 6; by Mathews. T. by Dodd. 2 Hits made
on Gordon, 5; of Green, 2; OF Mathews. s; of
Dodd. 2. Struck out-By Gordon, ;; by Dodd, ;
by Mathews. 5; by Green, 3. Home uIn-Wood.
Two-base hits-Wood lawson Schaeffer. Sacrifice
hits-Dodd. Mathews. Green. Stolen bases-Herbert,
Green Stuckert. Wynkoop. 10 Foe ~. ETans
Double play-Herbert to Wood to Evans. Hit by
pitcher-By Gordon. /; by Dodd, !. Umpire-NIr
Hughes. Time Of game-l hour and 40 minutes
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r II Z
DnnviIIe sIugsers Get Busy.

Special % The Washington Herald
Danynle. Va. May 27.-With the score
standing TO against them in the eighth
inning OF to-day's game, the local slug
gers landed on Archer's curves, and. with
a triple. a single. base on balls, and
two doubles. scored five runs. winning
by a score OF S TO T. Doyle. Dyan, Fisher.
and Lipe led In stick work Score:
RH Z.
Richmond. ............ 2o2ooO % l
Danville. 0 0 s rs /
Batterios-Archcr and Cowan: Steiner and Ryan.
Cmpire-Mr HeuuaFer.
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Earned run-RiTcrdale i. First base on errors
Riveriale 4; Langdon. s. First base O. balls-OT
piozet. 8: of Cruickshanks g. Str;ck out-By
Ouickshanks IA: by Piozet. L. stolen bases
Espey, BTauSom. Tanning (2l, Piozet Love- Dem
sey. Miller. Wild pitches Crlickshanks 5. Passed
balls-IoTe. 2; Frederick. !. UInpire-Mr. Myers
Tine Of game-l hour and 50 minutes
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baTncd Tlns-H HyattsylIIc, 4; VI 4. G, First
base on errors-Hyattsyillc. 8; VI. a. G.. . First
base on balls-OG Danal. >; Of Sylvester. . Strlck
out-By Dauan II; by Sylvester G. Two-basc hits
-Damal. u. Gait. Bounds Burns. Sacrifice hits
-Piozet. McFarand N. White Stolen bases
Bergliug. Piozet. F. Calf Herring Paradis Burns
Double plays-COle 10 Costcri NorthridRe massiSt.
ed Hit By pitchcr-By Danal. l. Wild pitch
Sylvester. Pissed ball-Paradis. Unpires-Nessrs
Lesin and Dor. Time Of game-l hour and 3
minutes
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lecture on Christian science.

The Hon. Clarence A. Buskirk. ex-at-
torney general OF Indiana, viii give lee
ture on Christian Science at the National
Theater. Sunday, May 81. at $50 p. m.
The lecture is free
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Binghamton- -Binghamton. ;; A, J. & c., g
AZ syracuse-Syracuse. z; Utica. 5.
40 Scranton-Scranton. !: Albany. g.
At Wilkesbarre-Wil Wilkesbarre. 2: Troy, o.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis Memphis. 6: Birmingham. )
At Little Rock-MontgomCry. Z: Little Rock, l.
At New Orlcaus-New Orleans, 4; Atlanta, l.
Mobile vs., Nashville rain
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Springheld-Springfeld. 6; New Britain, G.
At Waterbury Bridgeport p; Waterbury, s.
At Hartford-Hartford. l2 New Haven, 3.
At MeTiden-Holyoke. 8; Meriden. O
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Jackson-Vicksbyrg, 8: Jackson. o.
AZ Meridian-Meridian. q Columbus, 0. Second
game Columbus. 8: Meridian. 2
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Reading-Lancaster 7: Reading 5.
AZ Harrisburg Williamsport 4; Harrisburg. 5.
At Trenton-WiminRton .; Trenton. ).
At Johnstown-Altoona, 7: Johnstown, g.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall River-Lowell. 8; Fail River. 2
At Haverhill-Brockton. 2: Haverhill. L
AZ Worcester-Lynn. 4; Worcester, o.
At New Bcdford-Lawrcncc. Z; New Bedford. O.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At C0lumiTs-COlumbus. ): Toledo O.
At Indianapolis 3; Louisville, g.
At st. Paul-Nlilwaukec, 6; ST. Paul. s.
At Minncapolis-Kansas City. Z, Minneapolis. l.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At BufnlO-BuGalO Q. Providence g.
At Montreal-NIoutrcal 6: Newark S. tlI innings
At Rochester-Iersey City. 2; Rochester, 3
At Toronto Baltimore. l. Toronto, 2
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RonnoIke stops Norfolk.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. May Z7.-Roanoke stop
ped Norfolk's winning streak this after
noon. winning the last game Of the
series. 6 10 = The locals had decidedly
an OF day. Their runs were the result
Of errors. Score;
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At PucblO-Puehlo. 7: Omaha. 10 Second Tame
Pueblo. I: Omaha. 6.
At Sioux City-sioux City. 5; Des NGoines. l.
Al Denve-Denver, g. lincoln, 3
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QUAKER TEAM DOWNED.
University Ball Players

COlumbln University Bull Players
Win-ScOre, to 4.
New York. May 27.-Columbia Trniver-
sity defeated the University OF Pennsyl-
vania here to-day in a well-contested
game by the score Of 20 l. Columbia
took the lead in the second inning, and
held It throughout. Lee held the Quakers
down TO one hit. and their only run was
scored on that hit. helped out by an
error. Score:
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The indicated HighlnndCTs and the Rosedaes.
both Of the northeast will play Sunday at 2;30
O'Clock at Thirteenth and d streets northeast
good game is expected. as both teams can easily
boast Of some Of the city'S best players
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. }. Charleston. 2
Az Columbia-Aunlsta. 4; Columbia, O.
AT Savannah-Sayannah, q; Macon, O.
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The Vernon A. C. wants games with al teams
averaging fourteen years For games. address R. ".
Gardner. $50 X street northwest
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The Fifth Baptists dropped to third
place yesterday by losing to Bethany,
TO o
Wood carried of the batting honors,
getting a two-bagger and a homer out
of five times ND. Score:
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To-day's g1mc-Gracc vs.. Waugh. az Sixth and d
streets northeast at $50 O'Clock.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The East Brooklands defeated the Langdon Meth
odists yesterday by s to T.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-28

ARLINGTON, FORT ny 1R. FALLS CHURCH.
CLARENDON, BALLSTON, DUNN-LORINU,
VfEANA OAhTON, AND FAIRFAX CUuEf
HOUSE Cars frequent intervals from Mount
Vernon station 18th street and Pennsylvania
CPhone main 5D and from south end AqueducE
Bridge CPhoue W>st ~. Historic slburbs- SIGHT
nc ground Of the Civil War. See Colonial RecOrds
ava last will Of George Washington at Fairfax CCurT
house. ASH ior tickets VIA Pals Church LiRe."
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MAINE.
RNa.oL-u H1,-o YORK HARl
lLE

Oucn June d Overlooking Atlantic Ocean. Cool
and inIiCoTatiug air. Pure water Excellent table
All improvements elevator. electric lights. DC
Garage r D MARSHALL. Prop.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Five Runs I'm Fourth Give bethany
Victory Over Fifth.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-20
John Nf..Martin,
,tate of3sonth pakota. eolntN 81

State of8south Dakota, county Of
C'otlington, S.. ii county court,
the naatieG of the estate of
Frank I4indner, deceased
ss..i ~ atics If sale of real estate.
Whereas ah order the county
court of paington count II South
Dakota, was mss the 18th day
of averaher, 1905, directing ana
q. Linstriegf, as admin 81
the estate of the ahove named
Frank Liaerer deceased, to sell at.
private sale Ger ain reya estat the
said decedant
Ss s,sF lerefefa
of said 5of sale the Il Eltiei,-
signed will ssl itef the III day
of 1905, sel at.
private 81 tte the highest bidder.
the lea estate SD til order 81
sale Described, M
east quarter sect teen
u.s. township enc hundred and sew
enteen range fifty one
west 81 The 5 ;,tsi III r. Nj s,od ton
county South Dallssof
DE terms II pon iclll said pros
perry vii he sold are as FOL Jews
8all of the purchase price thereof
PAYABLE III cash exees that the
pnrelaasar assume d first MOI tgagel
AGA inst said land for thirteen hum
n 10y IL.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-20
Council Resolution No. 10 of
Year 1908
Introduced by Alderman Rainey.
~ Sidewalks M

-4-st . . + Il
Whereas, petition has been pre-
sented to the City Council asking that
a sidewalk be built Of cement along
the North side of Fifth avenue, from
intersection of Fifth avenue and Second
street northwest, Oh the north side
thereof, and; extending along lots seven
~ and eight tS) in block six ~ and lot
seven ~ and the east half of lot eight;
(S) in block seven ~ Mellettte and Nc
lntyres addition to Watertown, South
Dakota.
And it appearing from the report
of the proper committee Of the coun-
Gil that the s:gners of said petition
are the owners CT more than one
half of the property abutting said pro-
posed improvements,
Therefore, be it resolved by the
City Council that the said improve
ments petitiCned for as above set.
forth are deemed necessary to be
made and the same is hereby order
ed to be coIntTucted, namely, a GEM
ent sidewalk feet in width, along
the street and in the location herein
named, to be built according to speci-
tications laid down in ordinance No.
III, and en- grade lines given by City
Engineer.
Resolved further, that the property
owners whose lots or lands abut or
adjoin said prop aed improvements be
required 10 bu:ld said sidewalk as
heretofore described, the parts of
same abutJng or adjoining their re-
spcctiye lots or lands, within
twenty days aftc the second nublica-
ton Of tbs resolution, and if such
owners al so to DO. then the Street
CCmmissit Ter shall ~ .. r." ~'orlc as
is necessary TO complete said side
walks and ~port the expense thereof
to the CITY Juncil for assessment end
collection according to the provisions
o. section thirty-tlve of the Charter
Of the City of WQtertown.
Passed first reading. Oct. -. 1908.
Pass second reading, Nov. o, 1908. ~
Adapted anu approved. Nov. ., 1908.
john w. Martin,
Mayor.
Attest:
". N. Schocnherger,
Cit Clerk
First llib =. nv ~ 1r-f Nav ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-20
CITY ORDINANCE NO. 211.

CITY ORDINANCE NO. 211.
introduced ny Alderman William
Luck.
An ordinance TO carry into effect
q part Of section seven of ordi-
nance No 2Dl adapted and ap-
proved March 2"rd, 1908, and to
provide for The extension and lay
ing Of water mains and the plac-
ing Of hydrauts by the WatertoWn
Water, Light and Power Company
Of WatortoWn, South Dakota, it's
success rs and assigns, on and I'M
der the public street formerly
known as Box Elder street north,
now north fourth street, between
the south line Of first avenue north,
extending northeasterly intersect-
ing with north fourth street in the
city Of WatertuWn, because Of the
changing f said north Box Elder
street, now known as fourth street
in said city.
The city council Of the city Of
Watert0wn do ordain as follows:
Sec i. There is hereby ordered
an extension Of the water mains six
inches in diameter, and of usual
quality, and al Che usual depth Oh
the ea8terly side Of north fourth
street in the city Of Watert0wn,
commencing nd interesting with
said water main on north fourth
street at or near the Railway track
known as the Mil Track" on said
north fourth street, extending wes-,
terly on and under said north
fourth street. TO first avenue north :;
thence .easterly on and under said
first avenue north, and to connect
with the main on and under north
fifth street forming continuous
water main from North Fourth
STREET.-THE and with the main now on
said north fifth street. to take the
place Of the water main formerly
located on north Boxelder street
part of which, has been heretofore
vacated said change in said water
main 10 be made because Of the
changing Of the location Of a part
Of said north Boxeldel street, now
known as north fifth street and
there is hereby located on north
fourth street FIRE .hydfaat Oh said
/ line extending fifty two feet in a.
Esoutherlg direction from tne center
line Of the main track of the Chi
cage & Northwest Railway as
the same lis low. estab3 ished, said.
hydrant to be rem owed from that
part of north Bo1eI der street SO.
vacated. and placed On said extern
sion of said north fourth street,
said hydrant TO be placed 4 dis
lance af l;S feet from said eastern
lire Of said north fourth street. @
Sec This ordinance shall
take effect from and after It's pas
age, approval and publication.
Passed first reading October.
10Th, 1908. d
Passed second reading ! Nov. 12,
I190s.
Adopted and approved NOV. II,
1905.
John ". Martin,
Mayor,
W schoenberger,
Clerk. 1928
For Sale Ten volume set, F1a-.
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