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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-13
First publication Aug. l3.
Last publication Sep. II.
Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office. Sterling, Colorado,
June 8, 1909.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been fled in this Office by ]. j. Porter,
contestant, against H. E. No. 1926,
made April 8, 1907, for S. w. Ia Sec
ton 80, Township II North, Ran As
West, 9Th Principal Meridian, by
Grant Cannady, contestee, in which it
it is alleged that said Grant Cannady
has wholly abandoned the said entry
for more than six months last past and
that the said abandonment exists at the
present time. That the said Grant
Cannady has wholly failed to establish
and maintain home and residence
on the said land as required
by law and that the said failure exists
at the present time, said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond, and
offer evidence touching said allegation
at lO O'Clock q. m. on Semptember
18th, 1909, before the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land
Office in Sterling, Colorado.
The said contestant having, in a
proper affidavit, flied August 8, 1909,
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service of this
notice can not be made, it is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be gwen by due and proper publica-
ton.
E. E. ARMOUR,
Register
c. B. TIMBERLAKE,
Receiver.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-13
To House Wyoming Prisoners

Twenty women prisoners will be
brought from Wyoming to Colorado, as
the Wyoming authorities have peti-
toned Governor Shafroth to aid them
in the housing of their female con-
victs.
The matter has been in controversy
for some weeks and only this week was
the contract signed and the governors
consent obtained. The Wyoming Pri-
son association, of which the governor
Of Wyoming is head, is in the position
Of having no accommodations for its
female conyicts.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-13
Notice..
STATE OF COLORADO, T.,
COUNTY OF SEDGwICK, 90
IT, n Wbop, t. No., ras

|
COUNTY OF SEDGWICK,
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Take notice that am the owner of
all live stock, consisting of four horses
Zone horse and three mares), two
young mule colts, seventeen cows, one
bull, sixteen calves, one boar, and one
sow with five pigs; and lot of chick
ems, and also all farming implements,
tools, wagons, and harness, now in the
possession of Mae C. Wood, on Section
Number Three (3) in Township Eleven
QD North, of Range Forty-four (44)
West of the 9Th p. NJ. in the County Of
Sedgwick, State of Colorado, and also
an undivided one-half interest in all
crops grown and growing on said land
during the season of l9O9-the other
half Of said crops belonging to one Carl
Johnson, and that no person is author
lied to sell or otherwise dispose of said
property OF. any part thereof without
my written permission.
Signed this 31st day of July, 1909.
EVELYN M. THOMSON.
By STUART KENNEDY DUFFIELD,
Agent.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-13
Satisfied to Stay Out.

An old darky wanted to join a fash
ionable city church, and the minister,
knowing it was hardly the thing to do
and not wanting to hurt his feelings,
told him to go home and pray over it.
In few days the darky came back.
Well, what do you think of it by
this time?" asked the preacher.
We'll, sab, replied the colored
man, "Ah prayed an prayed an de
good Lawd he says to me, 'Rastus, All
wouldn't bodder NAH haid about dat no
mo. Alive been tryin' to git into dat
chu'ch mashese'f for de las twenty
yeahs an All amt done had no
luck.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-13
Notice for Publicatios.

Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Sterling, Colorado.
July 18th, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Jere-
miah Drake, of Julesburg, Colorado,
who. on May l4th, 1908, made Home
stead Entry, No. 6966, for Northeast
Quarter, Section "a, Township II n,
Range "A w., 9Th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final communication proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Register or Receiver, at Sterling,
Colorado, on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jul
ius c. Patterson, Adolph Eckhart,
David Camelin, Chester NJ. Harris, ali
of Julesburg, Colorado.
E. E. ARMOUR,
Register.
First publication Aug. l3.
Last publication Sep. II.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-13
Order to Show Cause on Petition
for Sale OF Real Estate.

State of Colora1o. tss
County Of sedgwick. 81
In the County Cour, in Probate
In the Matter of the Estate OF Order to
Gottlieb Frederick Bott. Show Cause
Deceased on pe,,,,o,
o,,n., po,, for Sale Of
Executor. Real Estate
This matter coming on to be heard on this
Second day Of August. A. D. 1909. upon the
petition fled herein by Ottmer Bott. Execu-
described real estate. OF portion thereof.
r7e Let R 2ns :na u liz TES m bCer Tssee 3, ES.r
Union Pacific Railway Companys second
Addition to Denver Junction. now Jules6urS.
and claims asainst said estate. s Tue 'e'''
And II now appearing to the Court from
said petition that proper and legal grounds
exist for the sale OF all or portion Of said
Nov. Therefore; Il is ordered by the court
that Peter Bott. Mary Bott.. William Bott.
Bott. Anna Poole. nee Bott. Clara Bott. Fred
Bott. Ottn,er BOtt. Julia Bott, all persons who
are iegatees or devisees Of said estate. or any
appear before said court at the court nom o6
said court. In the town Of Julesburg, County
and state :fcse.sid. on the Sixth day 81
-. ~. ~ - suo tSOuT VI ~ OCkOCk
In the forenoon OF said day. then and there to
show cause. II any there be. why an order
should not be made directing the said Ottuer
Sctt; executor: 70 :ell the whole or 20 much
the purposes specified in said petition.
1t is further ordered that this order be pub
Itshed for 1t least four successive weeks in
The Julesburg Grtt-Advocate. q weekly
public newspaper published in said county.
BE- the Court.
A. H. MILLER
County Judge.
First publication August6'
IAnH uhItca Soy,tauohor
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-13
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior. U. s
Land Office at Sterling, Colorado.
August 5, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that ].
Warren Bagley. of Haxtun, Colorado,
who, on December l3, 1902, made
Homestead Entry, No. 2O72, for SW
IA, Section rs. Township 3 ~, Range
AZ W., 9Th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final
five-year proof, to establish claira to
the land above described, before ~ eg-
lister or Receiver. at Sterling, Colo
RADIO, on the oath day of September,
1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ste
phen Meekin, J. Byron Johnson, Char
les B. Jessen, James A. Price, all of
Haxtun, Colorado.
E. E. ARMOUR,
Register
First publication Aug. l3.
Last publication Sep, II,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-13
Ten Million Tons Of Coal.

Geological survey report, showing
production of coal in 1908, give Colo
RADIOS output at 1864, 1913 tons, with =
valuation of sl3. 5s6, ,9ss. In 1907 Colo
RADIO produced 10, 790, ,236 tons decrease
Of /, 155, 263 tons. Wyoming, in 1908,
produced 5,4s9,9O2 tons of coal, as
against 6,252, 800 tons in 1907.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-13
Order TO Show Cause on Petition
for Sale Of Real Estafa.

Tor Sale OF Real Estate.
State uf Colorado.
County OF Sedgwick. 81.
In the County Court in Probate.
In The Matter Of The Estate OIL Order to
Hansina Hennt. Deceased Show Cause
Administrator. Rs.l iSa ate @
This matter coming on to be heard Sh this
petition flied herein By Christian Wosten-
berg. administrator of said estate. for the
SAFE OF the following described real estate.
Fee title In and to the Northwest Quarter
INV - Of Section Eighteen (ls). Township
Ter Ten 90 JON North. Range Forty-tvo tss). West Of
County: Colorado,
RI Ees title e. in and to the Southeast Quarter
as itISl IA S O. section Twelve isl, Township
pf n s ssds&s Wet
county. Colorado,
c,f;m. FSs the 9; Dgaposs q p.y.ns the debts and
the proceeds thereof In Interest bearing Sc.
cuf1ties or put the same out At interest for
the benefit Of the minor heirs Of said dece-
And y now appearing to the court from
saio petition that proper and legal grounds
exist Ell; Tor the sale Of ali or portion Of said
,tSs Now Therefore; it Is ordered By the Court
Tenn FFenIi' Ered Hsa HeGni Paul Henni Emil Henni.
Arthur Henni. ali persons who ~ Ieastees
o. o. osytsses - q 0f said estate. or any part there
before said Court At the court room Of said
,' co1.' N the Town Of JuIesburs. county and
August. A. T A. D. 1902. at tie hour Of 10 O'Clock
.hen sne .orenooo OF said day then and there to
should. should n not e. Be made directing the said
,,,,.aS W9eeenberg. to soil the whole or so
mocn o. SAID real estate - mar be Necessary
foE re purposes speciaed in said petition.
y further ordered that this order Be pub
MSneI Lof ~ least four successive weeks In
IIe Inc SnIesbure Grit Advocate. : weekly pub
1t is further ordered that r. s. Dye OF said
SoHnss soint OF sedewick. be and h. Is hereby ap-
Tau Tau! Henni. Emil Henni. Frank Henni.
msHna s,,ss henni. Rosa Henni. Arthur Henni.
min0rs, 70 represent said minors at said
By the Court:
A. q. MILLER,
t,..u County judge.
First publication July q, 1909.
Last publication August 20, 1909. n
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-13
NOtiee For Publication.

Department Of the Interior. L. :. Land
ONCE At sterling. ColoraGo. Juiy Nj. I.9.
Notice Is hereby given that Herbert I
Chase. Of sedgwick. Colorado. who. on July
18th. 1872 made Homestead Entry. No. is:
for IL OF IL. section 4. Township Q n.
Range vi W.. 9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian. ha,
filed notice Of intention 10 maxi. final five.
year proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before County Judge. Al
lulesburg Colorado. on the ilih day of
September. 1879 "
Claimant names as witnesses; Cb,s
Kicker. Of Iiolyoke. Colorado: John Ahren,
of Holyoke. Colorado: Chas Ahrens. OF
Holyoke. Colorado: Henry Anderson, Of
Haxtun. Colorado.
F.. F. ARMOUR
Register
First publication July ~. 1909
Last publica tion sept. 10. 1872.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-13
E. E ARMOUR,
Register.
c. B. TIMBERLAKE,

First publication August 6.
Last publication Sept. 3.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-08-13

First publication August g.
Last publication September 3.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
St Nicholas
TO DISCUSS ATHLETICS.
annual Meeting of intercollegiate
Association TODAY.

The executive committee Of the intercollegiate
Athletic Association of the United States held a
meeting 1T the Murray Hill Hotel in this citv last
night preliminary to the annual meeting at the
same place to-day. Two sessions will he held. one
this morning at - o'clock. when number of
pers on important subjects in the college athletic
world will he read. and the second at O'Clock.
when the business Of the meeting will be trans
acted.
At the morning session debate is on the pro-
eramme the question being: ANY student IN good
COLLEGIATE standing should be permitted 10 play in
intercollegiate baseball contests a. A Stagg. OF
Inc University Of Chicago will speak on the mega
tive side.
The delegates who had registered up TO last night
follow: Edward l. Rice. Wesleyan: Dr Charles
G Stround Rochester: W. A Lambeth Virginia {.
Alex siIverman Pittsburg. Frank W. Nicholson.
WESLEYAN: EUery c. Huntington, Colgate EDWIN
linton Washington and Jefferson; Howard Op-
dyke Union: s. ". Boyer. Iowa State college;
Jobn W. Hollister Morniugside College; Robert w
Wolcott Nebraska; F. w Olds Williams; r Hor-
ton Co,rock. University OF South Carolina; Dean
y welsh. Pennsylvania State; Paul Phillips,
Amherst. Joseph NJ. Wolfe Bucknell; the Rev
I,-iutar, Henry NcMaster Mount Union College.
Alliance Ohio: NJ ]. Thompson. Washington AZ
+t,,r : Wright Case School Of Applied Science;
Ioufs o. Gfllesby Northwestern; William LOUIS
po,oo+ Wake Forest ColIo oSe: Edward X Graham.
I-,i-arstv Of North Carolina G. w Savage. Ooer-
lin. Dr I NJ voorhees,. Pratt Institute; X. NJ
Dickson Iehigh: {. L. ThOrnburg Lehigh; HehrS
pe,L Syracuse: Robert 5. Breed AHeEhenT ;
+, short Delaware: II. H. Beck. Franklin and
MARSHALL; \ AIonzo stage. University OF 'hlcaso'
,,aptain Palmer F. Pierce. United states MilitaEy
Academy and n. -. Chase. Tufts
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
COLUMBIA TEAM SCORES
WIN.S Dual CHESS MATCH.
Cornell Beaten IN Close Struggle on
Sir Boards.

After close struggle wherein the chess players
OF Columbia and Cornell showed themselves be
evenly matched. the Mo-ningside Heights players
emerged victors from the contest six boards
at the rooms OF the Rice Chess Club Of this city
yesterday. The final score 91z points to 2le
The representatives OF Columbia. at the top three
boards all their games. thus demonstrating
the superiority of their claim for representation
the cable match team against Oxford and Cam
bridge On the fourth board the Columbia player
succeeded in drawing his game, and this clinched
the victory for the Blue and White, nasmuch
on both the lower boards the verdict in favor
Of the from up the state.
Both Tolins and Perkins. WHO landed CorneH
second to Pennsylvania in the Triangular College
League tournament. finished on Thursday ware de-
1ested AZ the top boards. and the third board
o. n. Reich. manager Of the champion team Of
Curtis High School last year, succumhed TO 9.
Homer Rarnsdell captain Of Columbia G. F
Srnonson, also a member Of the Curtis team that
won the championship. scored st the last table
Naturally tbs play at the top board between
Wolff and Tons excited the greatest amount of in
terest. Wolff he'd the move and offered 4 gan7bit.
TO which Tolins responded with the FeIkbesr coun-
ter gar1bit- wherein black, instead of accepting
the G-ecan gift sacrifices a pawn. Tolins obtained
an excellent development, h,t WolH retained his
pawn and castled the queens side Of the board,
where some lively play witnessed each PLAYER
in turn attacking the hostile queen Tolins left his
queen ''en prise threatening a pretty mate but
the Columbia man countered steadily and emerged
safely from the melee. Wolf then the
change temporarily. which advantage neutral
ized by To!ns at the expense of a pawn. Lett with
two paWns minus. Tolins fought out a hopeless
game and resigned after ffty-ffve
At the second board Blun1berg. OF Columbia. quite
outplayed Perkins IN a Giuoco Piano adopted by
the Cornell player. who lost a roOk after sixteen
moves. Perkins lasted ten moves longer, when ne
resigned.
Rams1en adopted the Queens Eamblt. which
Reich declined. and play followed normal varia-
ton. The Columbia man displayed propensity for
pawn captures of which he annexed several leav-
ing the Staten Islander with unplayable posi-
ton. The latter resigned after twenty-eight moves.
In the game between Cfilds and Walzer of Cor
nell, the latter had the white pieces against the
French defence, ana in the course of the game
pawns. L turned into difficult rook and
pawn ending which Walzer unable win.
and the game drawn after forty-eignt moves.
Elsasser of the Columbia varsity team. essayed
the Evans gambit, but got into deep water in the
middle game complications. The result that
he lost pawns for the exchange and. after
thirty-folr moves resigned.
At the last board silverman of Columbia. de
Tended Ruy Lopez and. after losing piece and
pawn, beaten in thirty
The score of the match follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
ers follow:
RIG CROWD AT POULTRY SHOW.
Atlantic Cat Club Exhibition Ends-Jock OF
Daybreak Wins First Prize.

Interest III the poultry show at Madison square
Garden Yesterday was confined to the announce
mont of awards and Il gentle discussion among
members ot the Atlantic cat Club concerning rIo-
hons bestowed on fancy cats that were not sup
nosed TO have all the qualities of prize winner
There was an unusually large crowd at the Hardel
from early morning until closing time. ana seVelai
large sales were reported. but the names OF tle
buvers or the prices paid were not made puDhc'
I, u Stimson, of Seattle. member OF me HNe-
stock commission of the Alaska Yukon ENpoSluoh'
bought from ] w. Policy, of Royersford Fehil-'
winning pen of buff Plymouth Rocks
The Atlantic Cat Club closed its eNhlbltoh idSt
night Early In the afternoon the judges declared
lock of Daybreak, a handsome long haired SILVER
cat entered by Mrs. T. B. Crider. Of DanViHe n y
tho hest cat In the show. Caroline, snort nalred
white cat entered by Miss {. H Jones' OF IarlH-
,-iIia conn was a close second. At the annual
naetiuR of the organZa tion. held sporty after te
au-ards were made there vas lively dispute ABOUT
Tie wards scmP holding that they were not Just
NJ William 6 Hofstra, OF Hempstead long
Island was put in nomina ton for Vice-preSident'
%,r+ declined She said she was not In sympathy
y-sth the system of awards used ny the judges IL
a. DossilJe that the Atlantic cat Club NAV nave 4
eboZr Of IFS own next year Many OF the members
Favor the proposition. The following officers were
a,scted President, Mrs. J. {. Nicholson, Tariff
,,if;a conn: secretar!, Miss Ruth Ward record
ing secretarv, Miss z. r. B. Champion treasurer,
Miss Laura Gould Hopkins.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
MANY CLAY BIRDS FALL
STE4RNS WINS A CUP.
Some Keen UOrk at Holiday Shoot
of Crescent AthIetic Club.

SIX thousand clay pigeons sprung from two
sets Of traps at the Crescent Athletic Club yester
day. and most Of them smashed BY the crack
shots that blazed away all day in OF the keen
est competitions witnessed the Say Ridge
field.
The chief trophy was the New Years Cup, pre-
sented by F. W 3IOffett- Twenty-four guns lined
up for this contest and II required more than two
hours to complete the match. which fftv
targets The winner proved to be 8 Stearns who.
with handicap Of B broke - his first string.
and full score OF % his second. making total
OF A. out of the possible 81. F. b Stephenson.
scratch man, was second. with total Of Is to his
credit. and E. c. Brewer. third. with a.
There were eleven pairs in the pickup team
match, in which G.. Billings and ]. Brown were the
winners, with a total score OF 10 out Of e pos
sibIe 90
Gus Grief and T and J. J. O'Donoush, Of ths
New York Athletic Club. and others wsrs among
the visitors who took part in the match for tbs
New Years Cup and the trophy matehes at
twenty-five targets that followed. @. G.. Stephen
son and ]. s Hyatt tied IN Of thess. with full
scores Of 25 each They divided the prize after
shoot-on- Hyatt was the winner OF another twenty
FIVE target match. with a full OF = d T.
Leahy also won a trophy with fun score. shoot
ing against seventeen others The other matches
were won by A E Hsndrickson. G. G. Stephenson
and F. B. Stephenson. respectively.
The scores Of the chief fixtures follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
QUESTION OF DUTY FOR MOTORISTS.

, - - T0TTrr interest," to OVners Of autom0-
,,Ies az well as Importers generally will come be
fra tbe United States Circuit Court at the pres
ont session when an appeal by the government
will he argued relating to the status OF repairs
made on machines while abroad.
rrba annaaI is for review of decision OF the
Circ,,it court in which it was decided that an au-
to,,obi1e is a household effect. and that where an
automobile has been repaired abroad by the addi-
tfou of a Iandaulet limousine nody. II 'S 20 oe
- So customs purposes not as entirety,
b,,t as If divided into parts, and IS dutiahle
,, IN the value OF the repairs, the remainder OF
,ba motor. car being admitted free
N II Grace * Co, OF this city. appear IS tne
,,.t+s N the test case which may eventuaHE
- +1,e Srnra1ue Court. The attorneys for the
i,rorters viii maintain that only the value OF re-
rajrs should be assessed for duty upon the reiin-
Tortation Of cars and that the imposition OF the
fru - per cent duty on renovated machines IS IN
inst and has y warrant in law.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
CR4GTN md CR4GIN YIN.
Begin Nc5c Year By Earning a La1cn
Tennis Title.

Arthur s. Cragin and Calhoun Cragin won the
indoor regirental lawn tennis championship IN
doubles yesterday on the courts Of the eth Regi-
nenc Arnorg- They defeated Walter Merrill Hall
and Arthur NJ Lovibond a g, 6-4, IS. e.
In the singles the old champion OF last year. VIII
ian 2. Cragln, jr- his place in the final round
but in The Class A handicaps he was overcome by
Loyibond. whom he owed Is each game. by the
score Of Ga, IS, g. The Class handicap
roweo down 70 Harry Eondemuhll Cplus 15) and
Lndley DGnham minus half l5j.
The summary follows:
Championship doubles (semi final roundJ-C. Cragin
And A 5 Cragin defeated Harold Moore and baTtner,
Final ana championship round-C. Cragin and A. s
efagin defeated ". N. Han and A NJ Iovfbond. e.
chaTrpiorship singles Css-ni -anal round,-w. NJ Hal
oe.eated Harry Vondenlhll. = 6-2 w =. CraEin,
oetsS-ed I. II Fitch. G-l, G-I.
lass 4 handicap ,seui final roundD-A NJ. Iovihond
minus 30 defeated " r. Crazn. uninus 20, 63
t-b 6: A :. Crsgin CninUS half 40 defeated {.
trsEin G1linUs 40g 81 6-I 6-3.
lass p handicap (third roundD-T4 Dunhan (rninus
Asf l5l 5efeat-d ". Cunningham minus half 15 e
50 -, !. g Byr1ck tplus half 30) defeated g Nc
Donald fplus 40 IS 6-< -.
ssrni final roEnd-Harry VondenUhl (pus 15D defeated
fyro Y. HenUTan CnEus half l6). e.. g l.. Dun
s minus hzf defeated J MyTick fplus half 3d.
t-s 6-2 -.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
DRAW IN SOCCER MATCH
TEAMS TO PL4T OFF TIE.
Cdmerons and Jersey athletic Club
EieUenS Each Score n Goal

- the aconmpe nin1ent Of fish horns. crackers and
hSe New Years Day noise producers, at Williams
bridge yesterday afternoon the soccer team repre-
senune the CaInerons Of this city. champions Of
the amateur league. and the Jersey Athletic Club
or Jersey City. struggled for the privilege play
ing IN the semi lnals OF the American Football
Association Cup tie. and failed 10 achieve the
tect OF its strenuous exertions Each side Tailed
once in either half. and the game ended a drawn
match. The tie will necessitate extra game
which, weather permitting will be played off az
Pearsan Park, in Jersey City. "a week from to-
morrow.
Ten minutes after the start q Bissett. for the
Camerons. PLAYING al outside left took the ball
down the line and scored with splendid gross
shot. At haf-tine the New Yorkers led hy l goal
10 O. 1t was twenty minutes before another goal
vas scored when c. Zahnbausr. outside right for
ths Jerseymen. succeeded In teinR the from
pass by W. Kettles. From then the play was
IN favor Of the |ameTons. lust time was OK
pr1nE Bissett recovered the hall after block and
made beautiful try 1T q difficult angle. and the
hall. fumeed by Wagner. rolled into the net, but
the whistle meantime had sounded and the tally
vas not allowed. The lineup and score follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
TROPHY SHOOTS TARGET-HA
ELlAt ar
Hu~~ Tzk
SHOOTING At WTKAGYL.
Ties in Order. rs Gurners Were
Hell Matched.

some interesting trap shooting was witnessed
Yesterday at the New Rochelle traps Or the Wyka-
rv1 Country Club. party from the New YORK
,+r1s-fc C1,b came over from Ira Island. and,
io'ni7e the WykagvI n1srksrnsn. held 4 half dozen
closely contested shoots. Ties were the order OF
the afternoon In the first leg for the January
c,,n ". B ogden and T. J. ScoviiIe each broke -
ont Of possible . targets The shoot-on went to
Nr Sc0viIIe-
+,,-.av shoot also ended in a tic ". y Bavier
and ? W Hodgulan were the gunners who tied FOR
the bird II was finally won by Mr.. Bavter. I. J.
scovfue was the winner or the holiday cup. with a
s,u card of .. @. F Pelham. shooting rom
scratch was the high gun for the January aver
age cup, breaking full string Of p He also took
one Of the trophy shoots with the same sc0re- =
Tho scores Of the leading fixtures follow: