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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Jualcz Entries.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
IGAEEI, Ian. Terra zas park en-
tries for Saturday:
First race six furlones-Dolt. 109; c.
". Kcnnon. los; Camera. l02; Luke
Gates 1o2: Billy Bard 1922 Good IN
tent, 1O2; Virginia Edwards. 100; Zip
ster. ~.
Second race. ono mile-Hiacllo. 10:
Niblck. 1o1 Gull. io1; Gunston, 1oI /:
AIRS. Nugcnt 1O5: Whip Top 100: Miss
Ida. 1oj: knight Blaze. 1O5: sPodrn.
lo2; Tho Slickcr lo2; .ora Sudduth, 100;
Almona, 100.
Third race. two-ycar-olds. three fur
longs-Sir Dawn. 1o5; Folk. 1O5: Geht-
NIGHT. l05 Captain Ned, los; Sterling.
Jos; Frank Mulens. los; Outhclder. los.
Fourth race. six rurlongs-En6eld, ll3;
Early Tide. 1O9 GYPSY King. lo7:
Marchmont. 1Os Gold Finn. 1O2
Fifth race. six furlones-Chcswardin
i1$: Doctor Mack, y: Joe Ehricb. 109;
Don Hamilton, l09 Hannibal Boy IOa;
Kiamesha H.. 100; Nohoomn 107; Dred-
kin. los; slight Knight lO5; 'sabado.
10i Pelless. 10"; sCotytto 90
Sixth race. one mile-Contestec, 100
Ada y. Walker. los: Wolfcrton 1O7:
Joiter 1OI; Lighthouse. lo7; Encraver.
1o4: 'Acduia. 100; apologize 1o2, 'St.
Kilda. 1o2
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
W0LGAST HAS NO CHANCE
WITH BATTLING NELSON

George Memsic, who Is 4 good old
scout but who was placed ON the shelf
to get n draw with Nd Wolgast. The
latter is Ia box Battling Nelson for for
ty-live rounds, il Inc can stay that long
est ever unade. and unless Nelson enters
the ring sick man he ought 10 win
in Jig time.
According 10 reports Eattling Nelson
has been Guaranteed ST. 0o0 and yynlc;, 81
II 80 get. I'll told, $4,000. making a purse
outlay of $4,000, II is doubtful whether
ihe fans will cough up this amount Of
money 10 see a match where there can
he but one ending. y little easy pickup
money for the Rattler.
\ majority NJ the f1cht fans believe
that If WolrasC STAYS twenty rounds il
viii be because Nelson has made will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
COLLINS GETS DRAW
WITH sullivan
LightweigbtS Box Twenty Fast
Rounds Before Large
Crowd.
SULLIVAN SHOWS CLASS
AGAINST" BRUTE" STRENGTH
Mayor Glasmann Sits at Ring
side and Enjoys Boxing
Contest.
Snccial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. Pete Sullivan OF
Salt Lake and "Birdleg' Collins Of
Denver fought twenty interesting
rounds at the Ogden theater tonight.
and at the CONCLUSION of tho battle Ref
cree Tom Painter declared the bout n
draw and the decision was we'll received
by over $500 fans.
IT. was science against brute strength
and An ability 10 assinilato punish
ment Throughout the twenty rounds
sullivan clearly outboXed his colored
opponent. but bis blows seemed 10 have
little effect on Collins, who smiled con
tiuuslly in a happy sort of way and
came back for more. Both men were IN
perfect condition uud al the end of
the fight neither WAS in apparent dis
tress. In fact. the fastest milling took
rlace in the three final rounds. when the
men stood shoulder 10 shoulder al times
and fought with hcadrackng wailops.
Sullivan is two-handc3 fighter and
brought the crowd 10 its feet time after
time by his clever blocking and fast
inGghting, but his punches lacked steam
and al no time during the contest WAS
has colorcd opponent in danger of TAX
iug the count, Collins depended prin-
cipally upon his straight left, which he
landed frequently in Sullivan S mid.
ribs. Oulv occasionally did he use his
RIGHT hand. except for n block, but
when he did let 90 he rocked the Salt
Lake boy s head with wicked crosses.
All Sullivan,
The FIRST four rounds were all in
Sullivan : favor. He outhoycd his rival
easily and scored repcs tedlv with P
damaging right uppercut. The sixth
aud seventh rounds were even. the col
.l,.-
sullivan : left car was cut III The
eighth round, and he was considerably
punished about the bead. Collins using
his riaht 10 advantage. Sullivan came
back strong in the tenth, eleventh and
twelfth. however, but mis- blows had
little effect.
Collins made his best showing in the
thirteenth round. \ series OF lefts 10
the stomach and rights to the bead mud
died Sullivan for time. aud the Salt
Lake hoy was on fhe defense for The
iirst time. seeming TO be content to lot
bis coiored opponent do all the work.
collins appeared tired when the aoDo
sounded
lu the fourteepih round Sullivan came
up fresh and struck a lightning clip.
He had the lead in the fourteenth and
fiftcenrb. hui slsckeued speed again IN
ne sixteenth. The seventeenth WAS
sullivan 5 round by slight margin.
while the eighteenth. nineteenth ANA
twentieth were practically even. There
WAS plenty of mixing in the three final
sessions. but little damage was done.
There was not II knockdown during the
entire fight. II was essentially box
ing match from start to finish,
At the conclusion Of the contest.
Mzyor William GIasmaDn was asked
what he thought of the boat
Wash T II great exclaimed Og-
den 5 executive. as he left the ring
side.
peanuts Sinclair and Young Muir.
uhy boxed six-rouud draw. Jack
: six.rdund draw. The TWO rrcliminarics
we're refereed by Hardy Downing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
DADDY GRIP WINS THE
LARK SPUR HANDICAP

OAKLAND. Jan. 1.--Daddy Clip showed
Improvement in the dry going and Won
the Lark Spur handicap ut EmerSVillc
today, beating some OF the best three.
YEAR ods here Turrct was favoritc, but
Daddy Clip, neglected in the betting, led
him homo by lengths
DclmaS. outsider proved a sur
prise in the fifth.
Frank HustalIer again showed himself
a clever youngster. salloping home in The
First race, six fmlonss. scllins TONY
Faust IL (Shillins). 10 |, won: steel
lo9 (Cotton). 6 10 /, second; Goyaita,
No Quarter. Father stafford. Col. Jack.
Aftermath. May Pink, CocSsure and AM
pedo finished as named,
Second race. three furlongs, two-year-
olds, puIse-Frank Rustailcr, 10 lDu-
San). 10 .. won: Media, i04 (McBride),
TO ., second: lndord, 1l2 ct;rossl, . 10
lsolance Robert Taih. purbur and Ma
joric \. finished as named
Third race. one mile and AN eighth.
seIiing-Miss ofi.Gions; ~ tNrdn,r!lS. tIS,n,!I 3
20 >, second; Charley Paine. ia tMentrIl.
16 70 .. third. Time. .65 S. Catalina,
Humpaa. Whiddcn. AXIS Ar Zen. Ny Pal
WolfviIe and Lota gee finished as named.
Fourth race. futurity course, Lark
Spur hendicsr--Daddy Clip. l02 (hederlsl.
TO /, Won; Turret li5 lpuesnl: +" 20
20 |, third; Time, 1;l0 -, Lady Eliza
Fifth race, one mile. selling -Dcluas,
81 (MeripoD. s 10 /, won Contra Costa,
- lKederis) Q to = second Trochs. fo9
OGross). Z to =. third. Time, lsi% -.
Bryce Redwood IT, Coppers, surety,
McltondaIe. Firth and Iii Col Cap finished
as named.
Sixth race. futurity course, selling
Fo,dclo 123 jPowcrsl 8 to ]. Won;
Roberta li0 (Re,tigl. > 10 !, sccopd !:
Radiation, 10s (Shilling). IL 10 ], third.
Time. Ill 20. Baierian AldcrSulch.
E,scamado SILK. Copper and Annidoca
finished as named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
MANHATTAN CLUB

Manager Downing of the Manhattan
club has arranged one Of the best cards
Of the season for the club smoker next
Monday evening. \ feature Of the ca rd
are The many light goes scheduled in
which fast mon will appear
Young Forbes and Aiickic Sullivan will
box toT the second time. These boys arc
scientific and the club members like To
soc them mix.
Weary While rcolorcdl will take on
Young Hanlon. now amateur boxer
thal mas shown mp Soud in tho gym
nasium and he win have To be extra
good TO get away with Willie
cyclone Lefty. who has been practicins
hetcheFs shift Will meet Young Sharkcv.
who claims that he Is as good for his
weight as the heavyweight of that name
ever was ar his weight
Dutch MapIer VII box four rounds
with Young En.
Slusgcr Gallagher. the boy with the
2l"dSc-hammcr punch. VIII take ON Jack
ho"neE. Gallagher Is anxious Ia make
= tcputa auon but he has already won the
favor of The club members by his show
iHS of last week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
SULLIVAN TOO MUCH CLASS FOR COLLINS
GAME COMMISSIONER
finds NO DEAD DUCKS
Wardpns Walk Seven Miles and
Discover One French
MaIIard."

State Fish and Game, Commissioner
Chambers returned from the mouth of
the Jordan river Friday afternoon and
reported that there were no ducks dylne
Of starvation III that locality He. with
Game Warden Joe Smith. Joe Chamber
lain. Sol Nelson and BTis Mckenzie.
New State Gun club house, the boys wer.
taken out for n-niIie walk on the
duck preserve by steve Tire
IRE told the commissioner that tho
ducks had wintered eHcellcntly the pres
ent winter 80 far and said he had seen
no starving ducks. Ure said he did not
know where the reports came from. ss
all the ducks in the northern part Of
the valley are in good condition and
there Is plenty OF feed for them. Cham
beTs said that thousands OF ducks are
wintering near the mouth of the Jordan
river. and that there is plenty OF feed
for all
The open water. except few OF the
channels, is all frozen up. In the open
cnanneis were thousands OF ducks, also
two cripplos were seen
Hold up. boya." says Nelson. Il want
TO catch that duck"
II was mudheu. but Steve Ure wInked
to chambers. and Nelson was allowed TO
catch ii. the fowl being unable 10 nv
on account Of being shot in the open
season.
Nelson caught his duck and. after look
ing Al IL. he said:
never saw duck like this. ii hs
a bill like chicken and no Jcb feet. Ii
must he some kind Of 4. chicken"
That's a French mallard,' - said ire
Is IL possible tina, these French NAL
Iards come so far 10 this country" said
Nelson.
Oh they. like our feed out here" con-
tinucd l-rc.
Aftcr walking To the edge OF the Grea,
SAT- Lake from The clubhouse and not
hndlng any trace OF starving ducks, the
party returned To the city, satisfied that
inc ducks Will not starve the present
winter as long as conditions remain
the same as they are now.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
GOVERNOR WIRES TO
STOP PRIZE FIGHT
Mayor GIaSmann Wires Back
That Men viii BoX TWcn-
ty Rounds.

OGDEN Jan Mayor William G;las-
mann received n telegram today from
Governor William Spry dated at Salt
Lake and reading Us follows:
Since my conversation with YOU yes
lerday, ] am Informed that the Sullivan
Collins contest Is TO be q prize fight 10
a knockout. II this is true and the con-
test comes within the law relating 70
prize lights. The law must be enforced,
Wiro imncdiatciv."
Mayor Glasmanu sent the following re-
sponsc:
II am assured il viii be a boxing con :
test for twenty rounds. Win attend and
stop 1t II ii develops into a prize fIshL'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
New Hammer Rule.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Ofhcers Of the
Amateur Athletic Union announced to-
day the adoption of "A new rule in rcla
ton 10 the official hammer for hammer
throwing events. Tho rule is designcd
10 make the event less dangerous and is
as follows
The head shall be a metal sphere and
the handle shall he made OF wire.
such wire must be of best grade spring
steel wire. not less than ono-cighth of
an inch in diameter. If a loop or grip
is used it must he Of rigid construction.
The length Of The complete instrument
shall not be more than ioUr feet and
its weight not less than sixteen pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Rifle Match.

Captain Bourne OF The signal corps has
arranged a .22-csliber rifle match with
Captain Eckel of Company G The
match will nc shot of Sunday noon, and
"A large crowd Is expected TIC turn out
'rhe signal corps defeated tho team from
Company G two weeks age. bnt tho latter
pect 10 carry of the high scores al
around The rifle team from Company II
OF the fort is still anxious to meet the
signal corps team I'm a match the loser
TO furnish the ammunition. III case the
match Is arranged. the army Springfield
rifles Will he used.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Aero Club Convention.

ST Louis. Jan. Aero cluos OF
America will hold a convention in ST.
Louis the last week in January, presided
over hy Cortlandt Field Bishop. presi-
dent OF the Aero Club of America
Eishop will urge a general alliance OF
all clubs into a ma tional federation. .Ac-
cordinr To officials. the meeting will be
one Of the most Important aeronautic
Bishop is said TO be planning com
plctc rcorea nization OF aeronautic socie-
ties in America. similar 10 the Euro
pean Organization. New rules TO govern
all contests is considered ono OF the
matters which the convention will
take llp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
INJUNCTION DOES NOT
COVER EXPERIMENTS

Los ANGELES Cal. Ian. With the
statement ,elrgrapsed 10 this city from
buffalo y. y, wherein Federal Judge
Hazel Is quoted as having said today
that the injunction issued in behalf OF
the Wright brothers prevented the manu-
factUre and sale of acroplanes for COM
mcreial purposes. but did rot cover cX-
posed obstacle 10 thc carrying out OF the
prog raInme for the Los Angeles aviation
meet WIS removed.
According 10 Judge Hazel. no Injunction
has heer issued, his decisiou is not in
force until the decree Is entered and he
vii require that ample notice he given
the other side of entry Of tho decree
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
NEWSPAPER DECISION
Is GIVEN TO W0LGASI

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. The
newspaper decision was given TO Al VOL
CAST in the tcn-round fieht tonight be
tween the challenger OF Nelson and
George Memsic, at the Pacihc Athletic
clubs arena. Many sport followers at
the ringsdc declared the fight was n
draw. however.
In the carly rounds MemsiC was the
aSgrcssor and scored many more blows
than did the Milwaukee man. Eut in
the later rounds WolSast was after Nom
sic AT an stages, administering a severe
pummeling 10 the local boy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
CHAMPION BEAR HUNTER
KILLS THIRTEEN BRUINS

CHICAGO, Jan "A Santa Fe, y. NJ,
special TO The Tribune Says
''IcSe Valdez the crack shot. who
knows whole lot about bears and how
To hunt them. can now claim to be tho
champion hrUin Killer of the country.
Yesterday afternoon he discovered q
cave two miles from, Santa iTe that
showed Iunjstaka bic signs or being thc
winter habitat of bears. Valdez started
A hrc at Tire mouth of the cave and
smoked ont the bears.
There were just thirteen Of them. and
az they came out ono by one. Valdez
killed them. the Job occupying less than
one hOuI. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
B. Y. c. DEFEATS THE
SALT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL
Special 10 The Tribune.

LOGAN. Jan. The Is. y. =. basket
ball team of this city had hard time
defeating The Salt Lake high school in
a match game here this evening by the
score OF 80 10 80.
II was hard To place the winner AT the
end of the FIRST half. the local team scor-
ing q 10 = making several lucky plays
But i'm the second half tho hic local
team had nearly worn out the high school
bows and the Salt LakeTs were unable 10
hold up their end so well. with the result
that they lost The second half by the
score of so To is.
4 large crowd was present at The
game. Tomorrow evening tho Salt Lake
team will play the AEccs. and after the
game the students Will attend a ball and
banquet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
STUDENTS USE ROUGH
TACTICS IN GAME

Ono OF the biggest surprises so far this
armory ball when the signal CORPS has
Ectball team held the crack l.. u. $ l..
team down to the close score OF "a to 80.
The game Was full OF features and eN-
cecdngly fast from start 10 finish \
large crowd of rooteTs was on hand and
cheering was continuous The game wss
only practice one, but in spite Of that
the Saints used rough tactics through
out. One noticeable fact was the grcat I
amount of holding and pushing around
the basket which made IL almost impos-
sibIe for the signal players To make n
score. in the second half the crowd be-
gan TO protest against the l.. y, :. L.
playing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Princeton Athletic Director.

PRINCETON, y. J.. Jan. THE fac
ulty committee on outdoor sports last
night ratified the appointment OF VIII
liam T;sher o.. as head coach OF the
1910 football team
FTis appointment as athletic director
OF all branches OF sport is now in TIE
form of recommendation 10 the trus-
tees and viii probably he acted upon by
them at their meeting next Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Cruise on Rivers.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Jan. 7-After TAX
ing It's time in cruise from Chicac
Via riNerWays. starting two months ago
Charles \. Comiskey's house boat. the
White SoH,' has reached this port, but
was forced To anchor on account of =
Captain Cherboneau expects
soon. 10 hunt bear in the Arkansas widS
below here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Hodges BUYS Anstein.

ST LOl-lS. IAN 7.-Presjdent Robert
J.. Hedges Of the 81. Louis Americans
announced today that he has bought the
release OF William Absteiu, former first
basemou Of the Pittsbure Nationals, on
whom Dreyfuss had asked waivers.
The price is not given out. but ID is
believed the waiver price Of $l50O WAS
all that passed between the two presi-
dents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Automobile SMecpstakes.

NEW ORLEANS, Ian "A five mile
automobile race. with q sweepstakes OF
$4,000. Will. ii WAS announced iodaN, be a
feature Of the Mardi Grss speed carnival
here February and G. The event Will
bc run in three heats and final
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
De Oro Leads.
lnlsTflN

BOSTON, Jan. Alfred dc ORC. the
worlds three cushion billiard champion.
annexed his second win over John DAILY
OF Chicago. in the second block of hriy
points here last night. leading by score
Of 90 "a 3S. The present standing Is;
De orc 100: DAILY 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
MARRIED MEN BEAT SINGLE
IN MATCH RABBIT HUNT
snezIal to The Trioune.

SANTAQUIN. Ian, THE married
men beat the single men in a match rah-
bir shoot here this afternoon by killing
thirty-siH 10 thirty. Tho r. bbits were
brought TO town and big stew WAS
entertained az a dance, The losers footed
all bills. aud the married men are now
looking Tor some more hunters who are
anxious TO shoot for another dinner and
dance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
AttalI After DrisColl.

NEW YORK, Jan. Abe Atteu. hight
weight Iehter Is back in New York.
after q trip through the south He has
negotiations under Way. he SAYS. 10
bring Jerl Oriscoll 10 this country ror
a finish battle. TO take place proba bly,
on the day before the Jefries~Johnson
fight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
NELSON CANCELS DATES.

: MTNNEAPOLIS- MINI, Ian. t.
: Battling Nelson today made the an
/. nourccment that he has cancelled all
: theatrical engs ccmcnts and will
. leave for the Pacific coast on Mon
: day 10 begin active training for his
: fight with Wolgast on February %,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Rabbit Hunt-sundaY. january o.

One fare for the round trip via The
Salt Lake Ronte. Salt Lake 10 Er58
and points between TO Ajax. also from
salt Lake and Murray TO Cedar fort
and Fairfield
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Signal Corps.

E"feIec--trccTnan BaSScit. Umpire
Dad Stewart. Scnrer-Ahcln, Timer
Jack Flowers. Field baSkets-Lund II.
GALLAGHER l. Hannibal (. l.ncll t. Wsrth-
man >. Free throNS-Eock Ia, Lund /.
:. mmeIllaNs L
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
VARSITY BASKETBALL
TEAMS BEAT HIGH SCHOOL

The university basketball team defeat
ed the Granite high school team i'm a
match game played In the university
syrnna stun FridsH afternoon by the
score of 90 60 10. The high school team
prt Op plucky game during the FIRST
hslt and made the varsity work for
every. point IL got. Ashton for Granite
scored AL the baskets. shooting five
Evans and EoInneH split even an baskets
fnr the university. each scoring nine
with lfoskelly scoring four while playing
guard.
Tho line-lIr followz-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Bcnbrook Wolverine capta;n,

ANN ABBOR. Mich. Ian ALBERT
Benbrook Of Chicago tonight was elected
captain of tho 1910 Michigan eleven TO
replace 10y Miller. recently barred from
tho team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08

Following the ga me between the first
tn-nfs. the second teams lined lip for
srne which resulted in a victory for
the varsity by score of 81 ia II
fhe lineup follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08

r. 7. L. y. NJ. G. a.
Chamberlain. ..rf ..... .. Hammond
Rose, ............, II -. go. 49,. Metcs t
III. Christensen. ......C... =, .....Anderson
Greenwood ......... ..lG...- ... .GTun6 for
i, Christensen ...Vc..,. .... Hoisingtun
r. Y. L. subs-Smmons. Stead. jacobs.
Y. NJ G. \. subs-WiIcoX, Bloonlnuist
Referee BaSsett. Salt Lake Umpire
Barrett American Fork.
Tonight the r. Y. L. team plays the
Pleasant Grove team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Match Basketball Game.

The Y NJ { A basketball team vii
play in Provo tonight taking an for or,
poneuts the fast r. y, L. tosm.
The boys Will line up as follows:
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Observation-Disclosures:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-10-07

THE MANY FRIENDS AND AC-
QUAINTANCEs OF MR.. A. b. BATE
MAN WILL BE GLAD TO LEARN
THAT HE HAS AGAIN RESUMED
THE STUDY OF VETERINARY SUR
gerry AND DENTISTRY AT WASH
INGTON, D. C. AND WILL PRACTISE
HIS PROFESSION IN CHARLES AND
ST. MARY'S COUNTIES.
AS SEVERAL VALUABLE HORSES
HAVE DIED THAT MIHGT HAVE
BEEN SAVED If THE OWNERS
COULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO CALL
IN THE SERVICES OF A vETERI-
NARY SURGEON. MR.. BATEMAN's
KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE
IN THE DISEASES OF THE HORSE
WILL BE OF GREAT BENEFIT TO
THE HORSE AND CATTLE OWNERS
OF OUR SECTION.
THE INDEPENDENT WISHES HIM
EVERY SUCCESS AND DOES NOT
HEST ATE TO SAY THAT HE WILL
WILLINGLY RENDER ADvICEAND
ASSISTANCE TO ANY OF HIS MANY
FRIENDS WHO MAY WISH TO CALL
ON HIM. HE WILL BE AT HIS
COUNTRY HOME. YATTEN FARM,
CooKSEY P. o, SATURDAYS AND
SUNDAYS OF EACH WEEK DURING
THE FALL AND WINTER.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-10-07
The county's Debts.

We have been asked if the CountY's
debts bear interest. Certainly they dc
from the date due. There is no differ
ence between the interest bearing
character OF debts. due by the County
and debts due by individuals. All bear
legal interest from date due. When
claims against the County are passed
upon and acknowledged to be correct
by the County Commissioners, they are
due unless a contract to the contrary
is made. All claims against the County
are due when the levy Is made at
least are interest bearing from. the
date the levy is signed We have,
however, positive information that
debts due by the County and which are
interest bearing at the rate Of six per
cent per annum are not being paid while
thousands Of dollars Of the taxpayers
money is unused and only bearing two
and one half-per cent interest per ANN N.
The logic of this kind of financial
management is querity.
And another financial querity; The
Southern Maryland National Bank of
La Plata through its accredited agencies
offered for the use of the county's idle
money five per cent interest. The re-
quest was refused and preference given
another borrower at two and onc-hali
per cent interest.