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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

We stfedu We m9st4 Yanktou vo-
lii obcane ma TAX zvany commits
sion form of government" Gill We
denf zpravu mesta jinym zpdso-
benz nezli doposud. Pod novym
vedenfm by voliGi zvolili pet komi
sarn ma mfsto aldermann. Volby
by nebyly rozdeleny ma wardy,
nybrz ma zvolenf onech petit komi.
sarn by hlasovalo cele m9sto.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

v Sioux Falls Sc odbyval cely
minult t5den Sized obchodnikd v
zeleznem zbozf v malem. Mimo
jineho pfijmuli resoluci by komi-
sarum cd zeleznic Sc dalo ma vedo-
mi ze zeleznice Gini rozdflu mezi
zbejsfmi obchodniky a onemi v j.
ntch statech; ze zde "a dovoz e.
taft dvakrat tolik a pax doprava
lie nedostatetna.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

Oznamujem timto~ vefejnosti, De
berem objednavky ma vsecky roll
nicke stroje, gasolinove pohony a
ml6ticky "a ceny neinizsf. Tez
berem dobytek ma vymenu "a stro
je, COZ je velkou vyhodou pro far
merry. Dejte nam objednavku ma
stroje, koSary, vozy pohony, sane
atd, nynf Ma jafe zapocnem Sc
stavbou velke budovy ma roznim
lote jizns cd Ouealova skladu.
Tabor Mercantile Co.
j. G. Bouska, ffdici.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

V Utica byl minuly tyden roze-
Sian neznamou osobou pc poste
platek pod MAVEN "Utica Booster
v nemz pan redaktor sproste napa
dl, beze vsf pffciny, kazdeho obGa
ma. Ii jenz byli napadeni nynf
patraji pc pachateli urAzliveho
platku a bude-li dopaden, snad
prf Lynch neujde.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

Chamberlain, 23-Hlavni budo-
va Columbus koleje, katolicky to
6stav jenz byl zalozen zde minul6-
no podzimu, byla 1plne znicena
pozarem v nedeli rano a skoda Sc
p&cf ma $35, 900 a pojistenf zddne.
PfiGina ohns Sc pficfta wade We
vytkpsnf. Oheh byl zpozorovan
jednim studentem, avsak nedalo Sc
niceho ciniti, nebot vodnl zafizenf
nebylo doposud zavedeno do one
CAST mesta.
Pater Guillette, ably Sc zachra-
nil, musel rozbiti okno dzbanem a
po zebffku slezti. Studujicf w.
skkkali okny prvnfho patra, ale ma
stsstf 81 zadny neuhlfzil. Budovy
celkem til, byly koupeny cd Via
dy biskupem O'Gormanem minule
leto a slouzily pred tim co dstavy
pro vzdel6vanf rudochu. Vlada v
tn dobu 1stavy chtela zavffti a tn
zmineny biskup majetek koupil.
Zbyvaiicf dive budovy Sc pfiprvi
a prozatimn9 nahradf znicenou bu-
dow. Spolky rytifd Kolumbo-
vSch jiz zasflaji sve pfispevky ma
znovuzbudovani keleje.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24
noNnky cd Utica.

N~ejstarsi syn H. Dejonga So mu
sci podrobiti operaci ma zan9t sle-
peho stfeva v Sioux City. Jeho
otec a DIR. Curtis jej doprovazeli.
Frank Barta,a j. Behensky byli
v Wagner minuly tyden ma pro-
hlfdce pozemki a FIR. Barta kou-
pill 26O akrn cd F. Kortana 3 mile
ma vychod cd Wagner. Jest to
jeden z nejlepsfch pozemkd v O.
kresu.
Ma Fifins u Ant. HlavaGe pofa-
dali masopustnf zabavu v pondelf
ma kterou Sc seslo cele sousedstvo.
0 neiake to ob6erstvenf ovsem ne
byla nouze a hoste Sc rozesli nera-
di az rano.
John Petranek koupil n9kolik
peknych tahounu do prace minuly
tyden v Sioux City.
Co do Getne navstsvy Sc t5Ge,
drazba Jos. Rankinse vynikala ma
de vsechny co Sc kdy zde odbyva-
ly, a MATTEL vse dobfe ~zpenezil.
Karel Hladky a jeho manzelka
byli M navsteve u FIR. KuGery We
Vodhanech, jenz je svakrem pana
Hladkyho.
FIR. Timer, Jos. Skofepa a j.
Koranda byli ma navstev6 u FIR.
Barty minuly patek.
Karel Hladky a manzelka byli
navstevou u pana kmotra Louise
Novaka u Lakeport minulou So
botu.
Karel Machacek drtil kornu u
Josefa Peterky minuly tyden.
Stanislav Srb a 81. Emma Lane
vstoupili do stavu manzelskeho.
Obfady vykonal smfrGf soudce F.
A. Wagner. Pfeju stesti.
Eda Lane vozil seno minuly IT,
den ma farmu blize Lakeport KITE
rouz zr~entoval cd sveho pantaty,
FIR. Hacickyho.
Josef Barta z Fifny byl navst6-
YOU u r. Celmera minuly tyden.
Josef Peterka tloukl novou stu
dnu ma farm9 George Fejfara mi.
nuly tyden.
Manzelka Vaclaye Pechouse by.
la navstevou u svych rodiGn man.
zsln Josef Hlavacovych minulehc
tydne.
Josef Behensky byl v Lester.
Vile minuly tyden ma prohlfdce
noveho drillu.
u Vaclava Hladkyho Sc sletlc
minuly tfden hejno vran a zane
chaly buclatou dcerku.
Jos. Behensky koupil par sill
ntch tahounu v pondsli cd Millar.
da Limpo.
Ludvik Sedlak nastoupil sluzbr
u r. Celmra.
Leo Sailer zabfiel tucneho We
pre- minulou sobotu u FIR. Barty {
musel pry mu DAFT chloroform ably
to nebolelo. Z jinych pramend 81
ale dozvidam, re vepfe udefil Il
ucho ably nekulhal.
Fred Shoop prodal zdejsi kulec
mix minuly tyden a hodla Sc usadi
ii v Dante.
Lakeportskf zpravodaj doposa
vad O sobe slyseti. Patrne je ne
kde zavat 80 stopami snehu a ne
mIze ma bozi sv9tlo. Muslin S
tam podivati a zjistit pficinu jeh'
mlceni. N. l. x.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

Farma ma prodej J. F. Wag
ner, zamysleje odstehovati Sc do
Trip County xviii zfskanf vice
pozemku, dial do prodeje jeho kras
ne zaffzenou fafmu. 100 akrd 5
mil jiho-zapadns cd Tabora. Cena
$50 akr. Tel SO pro pastvu 5 mil
jiznS cd Tabora. Ceno S25 akr.
Haste Sc u J. A. Wsgnera, Tabor
S. D.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24
HIedaii Sc.

Hledajf Sc, Frank Stepanek a
John St9panek kteff bydleli v o.
kresich Bon Homme a Yankton,
South Dakota, kolem roku 1883.
KIDD by vsdel nejake zpravy tyka-
lief Sc vtsejmenovanych, necht'
laskave uvsdomi nizejmenovaneho
anebo Holman & Janousek, Yank-
ton, 8. d. Zalezitost Sc tyka de-
dictvi DO zemfelem jejich bratrovi
Vincentovi StepAnkovi.
Chas. w. Mach,
Tabor, S. Oak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

Mann psknou sasobu vzorkd ka
lendafu ma rok 1911. Obchodnicf
jenz hodlaji 81 objednat ma Dynamo
vanf svych obchodd ueini bobfe
kdyz 81 prohlednou nasi zasobu.
Pfesvedcime kazdeho Re muzem
lei zasobiti krasnejsim kalenda-
rem "a nizsi cenu nezli kterykoliv
agent,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

Gregory, % Herbert Laird, 20
rokl start mladfk jenz pracoval V
zeleznem obchodu McKee-ho, uho
fel vcera vecer. Opravoval gaso-
linove trubice ma strope, stole ma
zebffku, ma nsmz mel polozeny ma
paleny hofak. PAX rozdelal spoil
ku v trubici q v tom Sc z nj vyhr-
null proud gasolinu, JIM Sc nasakl
ieho Sat a vznftil Sc cd hofaku.
Nestastny mladik We zmatku sko-
Gil Sc zebfikn a prchal ven. Pan
Mckee jej hledel zadrzeti a obali-
tt jej SWIM kozichem, ably uhasil
plameny, avsak tento Sc mi vytr-
hi a hnal Sc silens dal pres ulici a
do jedne mastele kde konetne byl
zadrzen nekolika muzi. Do te do
by vsak Sat cd kolenou nahoru byl
ma mem shofen. Nestastn{k byl
tax popalen ze "a pet hodin We
strasnfch bolestech skonal. Jeho
otec byl zavolan re sveho klejmu
v Trip okresu a dostavil Sc kdyz
syn SO nalezal jiz v poslednfm ia
zenf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24
R0zn6 zpraW.

Armour, %. - Statnf suprimnf
soud jmenoval pr&vnika E. A.
Wanzera, zdejsfho, by zastupoval
soud a byl rozhodcim v pffpadu
pravnfka Harbena z Platte, jenz
ma byt pro svingulantstvf disb6-
rowan.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

Rapid City, 22-Obchod move
zalozene jateGni spolecnosti zde
zdarns vzrista a doufaji, Re setrva
j staltm prdmyslem We Vrchach.
Pom9ry zdejsi rovnsz napomahaji
spoleGnosti, nebot' Homestake do
lovnicka sp~olecnost zamestnava o
nskolik set vice lidf, jenz vesmes
~spotfebuji mnoho masa. Rencafi
a farmefi v obvodu Vrchd Sc poti
najf zajfmat o novy tento prdmysl
a dovazf dobytek "a tytez ceny co
platf jinde ma vychode a doprava
je mnohem lacinejsf. Poptavka
DO zbozi masovem byla tax velka
ze Supt. Hill byl nucen objednati
karu masa z Omahy. Kapital
s~polecnosti je $4,000.
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agent,

Farma ma prodej: Farma Pat.
McDonalda, 100 akrd 6 mil jiho-
zapadns cd Tabora, vystavena a
100 akrI poll. $65 akr. j. A.
Wagner, Tabor, S. u. OPS
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

Ma prodej, farma 100 akrd Sc
stavbami, Z mil cd Tdbora, proda
Sc "a $50 akr. - Farma 100 akrI
3 mile cd noveho m9sta Neuberg
mezi Tyndall a Scotland, krasn5
pozemek, 100 akrI vzdelano. sos
"a akr. Jas. A. Wagner.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

Zam5slite- Ii stavet male neb
velke, dejte vypoeet j. H. Queal,
usetfime yam penfze.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

Ma prodej, 2 parry taznych konf,
4 q 7 let stare: ri. j. j. Hlavac.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24
Dobre piano ma prodei, lacino.
Haste Sc u Ludvika Hakla.

Pet pro cent srazky ma vsech
kamn6ch kdyz koupfte "a hotove
u Vauka.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24
Tvrd6 a m9kke uhlf q koks ma
prodej u j. H. Queal.

Name vzdy ma ruce obalky tech
to velikostf: 6Hx3H, 10x4, 6x12,
q 12x18.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

Tabule do oxen vsech merach
lie dostati v Quealov4 skladu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-24

Ma prodsj, Gerny kun 100 liber
10 rok1 star. Chas. Vauk.
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there was not a negro in Texas who was
willing 10 take a chance with him. Pos
ner then induced a gigantic black called
Klondyke TO visit Galveston, and Johnson
beat him in a grueling encounter that
lasted twenty rounds
II was IL 1903 that Johnson had seven
battles He got a verdict over Denver
Ed Martin in twenty rounds. and had
clean-cut advantage over sam McVey IN
a similar bout. whereupon he issued a
challenge to Jim JefTries, who ignored him
by drawing the color line. After that
Johnson outpointed Sandy Ferguson in a
ten-round bout in Boston, and knocked
out Joe Butler in three rounds in Phila-
delphia He bested Ferguson again in six
ands twenty-round bouts. and also out
pointed McVey again in twenty-rOund
affair In 1894 Johnson took part in only
four fights. knocking out McVey in the
twentieth round at San Francisco. and
putting a stop to Denver Ed Martin in
two rounds
Raw Deal on Coast.
On March 2S, 1895. johnson met Marvin
Hart. then the title holder. in a twenty
round battle on the Coast. johnson. &C
cording to unprejudiced witnesses. made
Hart look like fourth-rater all the way,
outpointing him with consummate ease
and looking like the easiest kind of a
winner at the end of the twentieth
round. But the native sons had their
coin on Hart. and the referee enabled
them TO win Ii by one Of the most I'M
fair decisions ever recorded in California.
Johnson was furious because Of this raw
deal, but all he got was the laugh. so he
left Frisco in a rage. declaring that he
would never fight there again.
Coming direct 10 Philadelphia. he
knocked out Jim Jeffords, q tough Gus
toner. in four rounds, and also defeated
Black Bill in the same length OF time.
He met Jeanette for the first time in
that city, and they went three even
rounds with no decision. Walter johnson
was put to sleep in Jig time. and after
Jack MunrOe had been outpointed in six
rounds. Johnson stopped the heavy-hit-
ting Morris Harris, a negro with a
couple of well-directed punches. He beat
Ferguson on a foul in six rounds in Chel-
sea, Mass; hammered Joe Grim for six
rounds in Quakertown, and then lost on
foul TO Jeanette In two rounds.
Feared Sam LangfOrd.
Johnsons first scrap in 1906 was a
three-round affair with Jeanette in this
city. which looked like a fake. Then he
signally defeated Jeanette in fifteen
rounds at Baltimore. In April of that
year Johnson went to Chelsea to tackle
Sam I.angford, then a welterweight. They
were matched to so fifteen rounds, and
Langford. weighing 40 pounds, was at
least fifty pounds lighter than the dusky
Texan. In the second round LangfOrd
landed a quick left hook on the jaw and
sent johnson TO the floor. He took slow
count of nine. but was down at least
sixteen seconds by the watches held at
the ringside by prominent sporting men,
When Johnson got up he was groggy and
hung on until the bell rang. After that
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

At Vicksburg- Vicksbnrg. 4; Hattssburg, O
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bons, but he was anxious to continue the
one-sided mill when the interference oc-
CURED.
With 5000 in his inside pocket, John
son proceeded to throw Fitzpatrick down,
and then sailed for the Pacific Coast.
When he arrived in this country he lost
no time in repudiating his agreement 10
tight LangfOrd in London. He expressed
a willingness TO fight Jeffries. however,
but the b0iiermaker wasn't ready TO talk
business. Johnson went into vaudeville
with much eagerness and signed a con-
tract calling for S1.500 week. In May
he met Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in
Quakerville. the bout lasting six rounds
johnson received nearly $500 for his end
OF the entertainment. He was hog fat.
short OF wind, and put up slovenly ex-
hibition. O'Brien received the popular
verdict on scientific points. When the
bout ended W. A Brady issued a chal-
lenge at the ringside in behalf Of Kauf-
man. whose def had been ridiculed by
Jeffries, but Johnson displayed his gold
teeth In a broad grin and told Brady TO
wait.
More Easy Money.
A month later johnson took on Tony
Ross. a strong heavyweight. for six
rounds in Pittsburg and stalled all the
way. much 10 the dissatisfaction Of the
spectators. He got 5000 for this alleged
exhibition of his prowess and INDUCED
in another golden smile. Ketchell. Kauf-
man. and Langford were all hurting chal-
lenges at the black champion then, and
as the public was clamOring for action,
the negro made q match with KetchelI.
the middle-weight champion. the data
being fixed for October 16 But johnson
mnde another match for September 9
with Kaufman at Frisco, the agreement
being that If both men were on their
feet at the end of the tenth round no de-
cisiOn should be rendered. Kaufman,
Just as tall and perhaps a trife heavier.
was an easy mark for Johnson. who
easily outpointed him, but inflicted no
serious damage
When KetcheIl and johnson got into
the ring at Colm9 10 fight twenty rounds
many OF the spectators said Il was
shame 20 allow them 20 mix Il up John
son weighed l95 pounds and Ketchell 160.
although he said he tipped the beam at
| 175. For eleven rounds Ketchell, a mere
boy, carried the fight 70 Johnson, who
blocked his rusbes and in clinehes actual
ly lifted him of the floor of the ring In
I
heavy right-hand swing on the side OF
Johnson's head. The negro fell heavily to
the floor, but whether he was taking or
not nobody VIII ever know.
KetcheIPs Game Fight.
AS johnson got up Ketchell. wild with
| excitement, rushed in TO finish him.
Johnson set himself and shot out fear
| full right hook. The blow landed squarely
on Ketehelrs jaw. knocking out several
teeth and sending him into the Land OF
| Nod For a few moments Johnson
thought he had killed the little fellow,
but the latter soon revived. Shortly after
that Ketchells manager, WilIus Britt.
died suddenly. 1t was a case OF broken
j heart, they said. and for many months
4 Ketchell, mourning his loss. refused to
tight again.
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and Fitzsimmons to fight twenty-five
rounds at Coney Island. the Cornish
man TO receive 60 per cent Of the re-
ceipts win or lose
Brady engaged Tommy Ryan. of Syr-
acuse, 10 instruct Jeffries in the mys-
teTies OF ring science, and they went
down TO Allenhurst n. J., 10 prepare for
the mill Ryan did not box with JEFF
fries. He fought him Ike a tiger, day
in and day out. cutting the big fellows
face 10 ribbons and making him look like
a novice. But Jeffries was patient under
FIRE, and one day when he knocked Ryan
down with terrific left on the chin, the
latter said
Jim, youH do! That's the way I
want yoa to fight Fitzsimmons!"
Knocked FItz Out.
Jeffries a week before the fight was
asked by a reporter TO get on the
scales he wore a light sleeveless jer-
sey. trousers, and rubber soled shoes
when he mounted the weighing machine
and tipped the beam at exactly 2Os
pounds. He said he weighed 2O4 strip
ped, and he was not much heavier when
he entered the ring with Fitzsimmons,
who scaled al about 100 Fitzsimmons
regarded the big fellow as a Joke.
The bigger e is the 'arder the fallr'
said the Cornishman an hour before the
time for the battle TO begin. When the
gong called for action Fitzsin1mons
rushed, swinging his great blows for
Jeff's head like hammers Jeffries met
him IN the second round with a straight
left on the mouth that knocked him fat
on his back.
Fitzsimmons was dazed when he got up.
but Jeffries did not try to finish him
then, because Delaney told him to take
his time In the ninth round, Just before
the bell rang. Fitzsimmons hit Jeffries
on the jawbone with a tremendous left
hand swing. Jeffries said it was the
hardest blow he had ever received. It
made him rock like a young tree in a
gale, and for moment he could see
nothing. But the gong sounded Just then
and Big Jim sat down.
JefTries was as strong as ever when he
came up for the tenth round, while Fitz-
simmons was rapidly firing. Twice JEFF
fries knocked the Cornishman down be-
fore the bell rang again. but he did not
hurry matters because Of Deianey's
warning cries. As the eleventh round
began Fftzsimmons seemed TO be re-
freshed. He swung wildly and Jeffries
blocked. Then fearful left on the Jaw
made Fitzsimmons stagger. II was the
beginning Of the end. Another left to
the jaw made Robert blind for the mo-
ment. Then over came the right with
deadly force, and Fitz fell Ike log TO
be counted out. Jeffries had won the
championship of the world.
ShRrkey Was Easy.
sharkey was now brought forward as
Jeff's next opponent The muscular tar
had been grooned by Tom O'Rourke and
was IN magnificent condition when ne
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met Jeffries at Coney Island for twenty
five rounds. The champion had taken
on some weight since his victory over
F1tzsimmons, and probably scaled at rs
or go, while Sharkey was not a pound
more than 1S5. For sixteen rounds
Sharkey carried the fight to Jeffries and
did the greater amount Of work. Then
he began 20 slow up because OF over
eXertion, and Jeffries, with powerful body
blows. broke two of his ribs and other
wise subjected him 70 a fearful beating
Al the end OF the bout Referee Siler said
Jenries was the winner-an eminently
fair verdict-but Sharkey's followers de-
clared that the worst he was entitled 10
was draw Sharkey was taken to a
hospital and was never the same man
again. He put up a weak fight with Jack
Munroe In Philadelphia later on, and then
retired permanently
After this mill Jeffries beat all corners
He stopped Jack Finnegan in a round IN
Detroit and then hooked up with Cor
bett in a memorable battle st Ceney
Island Corbett trained for six months
TO ft himself for this affair and got into
truly wonderful shape. Probably the
greatest boxer in the world, Corbett plan
ned to beat Jeffries on scientific points
So for twenty rounds or so ne made
Jeffries look Ike a numbering novice. He
iahbed the boilermaker's face with rapid
fire lefts, and danced away from countless
swings and hooks thai had fearful power
behind them
Jeffries looked so foolish as he tried
vainly to hit the dancing master that the
crowd actually jeered him Then the senti-
ment began TO change, and Corbett was
loudly advised to stand up and fight like
a man" Always sensitive, Corbett could
not stand this comment. and when the
twenty-second round ended he said 10
George Considine, his manager:
I'm going to show these knockers that
l can fight I'm going TO mix II upr'
Don't do it. Jim exclaimed Considine.
stay away three more rounds and box
him like you've been doing and you'll be
the champion sure! You cant lose the
verdict on points,"
COrbett Next Victim.
But Corbett was headstrong. When the
twenty-third round began he did not
dance away from Jeff's attack. He stood
up TO it instead, and as Jeff rushed. Cor
bett. blocking. was thrown back into the
ropes. He bounded off them like a rub
Der man and Jeffries swung a deadly left
hook. It reached Corbett's Jaw, and a
hard knockout resulted. According to
actual count recorded by a veteran ring
follower this left hook was the fifty-sfxth
tried by Jeffries since the beginning of
the fight and the first one to land. but IL
did the business so quickly that Corbett
did not know what had happened until
the disguised Considine told him the facts
an hour later.
Jeffries, IN blaze OF glory, went back
to California then. and proceeded to stop
Hank Griffin In four rounds and Joe Ken
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JoHNsoNs RECORD.


1879. Rounds.
May 81. Klondyke. ........................
1901.
Feb. 81. Joe Choynski. GalvestOn..... ;
W. John Lee. Galveston 10
X. Charley Brooks. Galveston, s...,.,.
w. Jack Mccormick. tialyestch...,... T!
W. Jack Mccormick Galveston. ....'.
K. Horace Miles. GalTeston............
X. George Lswlcr. Galveston. .....'.,,, 70
June I'D, kiond5ke, GalSeston'...,'''''
1907.
Jan. I'D Frank Childs. Chicago.
X. Dan Murphy. Waterbury ........."
X. Ed johnson. Galveston.
March Z. Joe KENNEDY. Oakland. $1,000.
March i5-K. Joe Kennedy. San Fran
cisco ...................-..,....-s !
". Bob Nhite......-..-..'-......... u
W. Jim Seaman. ,......,..-.........-... IL
May ls-K. Jack Jeffries. Los Angeles.
X. Klondyke. Memphis. IS
d. Billy Stiff Denver. 10
June I'D. Hank Griffin. Los Angeles. .
ID. Hank Griffin. Los Angeles. 10
W. Pete Everett Victor. Colo......... %
Oct 2l-w. Frank Chids. Los Angeles. p
Oct sl-W. George Gardner, San Fran
cisco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Dec. 5-W. +. Fred Russell Los Angeles.
1853.
Feb. s-w. Dan f. Martin. Los Angeles. %
Feb. 2T-W. sam MeVey. Los Angeles..... %
April l6-w. Sandy Ferguson. Boston,. 10
May Tx. Joe Butler. PHILADELPHIA.
July A-N- d. Sandy Ferguson. Phila-
delphia .........-..-.....-..... .-........
Oct. Wv. Sam McVey Los Angeles..... %
Dec. il-W. Sandy Ferguson. Colma.
Sa -.-...-s.-..,----..-..s-.. ~
1903
Feb. l6-N. D. Black Bill. PHILADELPHIA. s
April Tx. sam McYey, san Francisco. %
June Nv. Frank Childs. Chicag0......... s
Oct lS-k. Den. Ed. Martin. Los Angelica
1895.
March 81. Martin Hart. San Fran
cisco .....-...- .-.....-.--..--..- -
April Z5-K Jim Jeffords. Philadelphia. I
May 5-W. Black Bill, Philadelphia 1
Mag SIX. Walter Johnson Philadelphia.
May s-N. %. Joe Jeanette Phila-.-..-..
June IN. u. Jack Mnnroe. Phila....... S
July ls-K. Morris Harris. Phila........... 3
July Sd. y. Black Ball. Phiia. .....,.... s
July ls-W. +. Sandy Ferguson, Chelsea.
july IN. u. Joe Grim. Phila.......-... s
Nov. 81. r. Joe Jeanette. Phila....... ?
Dec Nv. Young Peter Jackson. BALTIC. y
Dec. 2-N. d. Joe Jeanette, Phila.-......
1915.
Jan. ls-N. d. ice Jeanette \. Y....... 5
Jan. 2-K. Bob Kerns Toreka. Kans..... !
March l5-W- Joe Jeanette. Baltimore. Is
April ls-W. Black Bill NilkesbarTe. I
April 6-w. sam Langford. Chelsea...... Is
June ls-W. Charlie Haghey. Gloucester. !
Sept. IN. y. joe JeaDnette, Phiia,...,. 8
Nov. s-W. Jim Jefords Lancaster. Pa. 6
Nos. I'D. joe Jeanette, Portland. Ne. 10
1877.
Feb. la-X. Peter Felix. SYDNEY. ....s...... l
March Wv. Bill Lang. Me.bourne........ 3
July TX. Fitzsimmous. Phila............. 2
Sept. l2-H Sailor Burke. Bridgeport. s
NeY. FIX. jim Flynn. san Francisco. II
iaN
July Six Ben Taylor. England. .......... s
Dec. 4-W. Tommy Burns Sydney........ "a
l90a.
May Ia-N. r. Jack O'Briea. Phila........
June @-N. d. Tony Ross, Pittsburg ......
Sept. s-N. ID. Al kaufman. san Fran
cisco --.-.-----.---...-, -..-.----........- IL
Oct. l6-K. stanley Ketcheli, Colma- 49,. D