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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
LAW SAYS CHAMBERS
FAILS IN HIS DUTY
Notifies Commissioner Regard
ing Screens and Duck
Violations.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SPNN'oi ~ a be
LOGAN. Jan. 26.-County Attorney A
A, Law OF Cache county announced today
that he could hardly. believe that State
Fish and Game Commissioner Chambers
Ing 10 the article in The. Tribune pub
lished this morning, regarding his nom
support in this part OF the country.
Attorney Law said that he did not Is
sue q complaint against the Hyrum Elec-
tric Power company for turning off ., the
water in one OF Its canals because the
company did not give the FISH and game
department five days notice as required
by law, for the reason that the company
had breakdown ard most OF the wster
had to be, shut off However. the Hyrum
ter In the canal to keep the fish alive
until repairs were made. and Law said
that II was up to the game warden. H. II.
Peterson. to see that the laws were en-
forced. and II people were taking fish H.
legally then 1t was up to him to make
arrests, but the game warden here seems
TO have overlooked the trout season and
the people We're allowed to take the trout
from the ditch as they pleased
County Attorney Law said that State
Warden Chambers was not doing the right
thing. Law says that he has notified
Chambers and has called his attention
to the fact several times that there were
no screens at the head OF the canals
and that unless screens were put In he
would refuse to prosecute the people, Law
also says that last fall the Idaho hunters
crossed the state line and shot ducks In
Utah at will before the opening OF the
season In fact there were SO many ducks
killed that the farmers in the northern
part OF the state offered TO pay half the
salary OF a good deputy, providing the
state paid the other half but the state
warden paid no attention to the COM
plants OF the farmers and the Idaho boys
continued TO violate the law until the
opening of the duck season. The Idaho
duck season opens fifteen days earlier
than in Utah, but this fact did not hinder
the. hunters crossing the boundary line
into Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
BeresfOrd Cat Club

CHICAGO, Jan. 26-About $50 cats.
variegated in color, but all of high de-
gree, made up the annual exhibit of tho
Beresford Cat club, which opened at tho
Coliseum annex yesterday. Fourteen
"toy dogs" several terriers, a cocker
spaniel and small black and tan also
occupied benches at one corner Of the
annex These formed the exhibit OF the
Western Boston Terriers club and the
American Toy Dog club,
Many OF the cats were forced to occupy
the plain cages furnished by the club,
but others dozed comfortably In quar-
tiers upholstered In such tints as fur
nished the right color scheme. Studio
Cerise," owned by Mrs. Maud d. Kim
ball, recllned on pillows matching her
coat, and the, silver "Valeska" slum-
''Laddie of Arrandale and Dingley," a
silver tabby, from Ohio, won the first
award in his class. against champion
Toddyngton" OF Gosport. N. Y. which
arrived with the name of undefeated
champion.
Mrs Hugh e. King OF Chicago. owner
OF the s2500 "Boy Blue" carried of the
blue ribbon with "Her-Cula H." In the
brown tabby class,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
BLAGG ONLY SUCCESSFUL
FAV0RITE THAT RUNS

JUAREZ, Mexico. Jan. 26.-Blagg was
the only successful first choice to run at
TerraZas Park today. He was also the
medium Of n big. killing. He opened at
Summary:
First race. selling. five and a half fur
longsIHob Lynch, le5 (Garner), 8 to !
third. Time. 1907 10. Grenalan, Book,
Sam Webb, Father Eugene, Fairmont,
James Backstock, Caesarloss and King
Gibson 1O2 (Benescoten). 10 to 2. won;
Joe Enrich, 1o7 (Shilling). 2 TO. l. see
ond;, Miss Alert, los (Riee), IL to l,
Charlie, Kopek: DR.. Mack, Minnolette.
Bonnie Reg. Tremargo. Don Hamilton.
Cardinal Sarto ard Lady Adelaide also
Third race, two-year-olds, three and a
half furlongs-Miss Brunette, los (Rice),
10 TO l. won; Fama. los (SmaiD. to 1,
second; Cat, los (McCahey(, 5 to l. third.
Time. Al 10, owen!ta. Coed, Ina. Mary
Fourth race six furlongs-.Blagg LOG
(Mondon), s 10 5, won. Pajorolta, ll6
(Shilling), to l, SECOND; Elizabeth iar-
wood, 100 Quay. 10 TO /, third. Time,
1:12. King Cobalt Sugar Maid and The
Fifth race. selling. six furlongs-Gladys
Louise. ia Qouder). 4 TO l, won; B. j,
ond: cheswardine. IA Ramsey), IL to
|, third. Time. liza Is. Belle of Brass,
Hannibal Bey, Arcourt. Dandy Dancer,
Hollow. Deuce. Sabado and Mollere also
ran
Sixth race, selling. one mile-Buna. 107
(Ricel, to !. won; John g. Mcmillan.
104 (Kennedy). 4 to l. second, Gerry
mander, ioI (Molesworth): to l, third.
Ora suddeth. Niblick and Meange also
ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
Eneryville Entries.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2s.-Entrles
for Thursday:
First race, five and half furlongs.
three-yearHolds, purse-Prince Winter,
12: Jim Cafferata, 102. Ocean View,
102; Babe Neely. 10T; Circo. 1O7 De-
scendant, l0I, Sal Aatticum. 110; Phos-
phorus. 105: Pico Blanco. los. Rabble,
105 Basel. 1903, Cantem, 10Ss
Second race. six furlongs. sellinS-St.
Francis, ITO, Rapid Water. ITO: Fordello,
Ill; Old Settler. l03, Kerry. 103; Jillett
90, Louis Streuber. 96; Aunt Kit, %;
No Quarter, 80; Orelio. 1l2; Grace G.,
105; Convent Bell, 9S.
Third race. one mile. selling-Steel Mi
Derecho 107, Sophomore. l07; Cobleslsill.
109; Bucolic. 109; Bellsnicker. 109; Bryce.
l04 Black Sheep, 112
Fourth, race. five furlongs. colma han
9S, Fancy, 9S; Bl-
nocular. 90: Jim Gaiiney, 1lO; BeIlweth-
Fifth race. one mile. selling-Rptlng
Silk. 102: Who 10i, ST Adams, l0i,
Wolfville. 1o4: Special Delivery, l04; Flo
dia B., So; Cataline. 100; Beechwood.
I09,
Sixth race. futurity course, selling
Probe, Id; Salvage, LOG; Matte Mack,
l09 May Sutton, l09; Bemay. 109. DR..
Downie. 1OT; Father Stafford. 1o7; Palo
Chiqueto. %, Sainest. 100; Rey Ell To-
var, 81, Il. NJ. Fry. III; LIlllum. ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
ON THE ROLLERS

After challenging Miss Efne Chatter
ton for a couple race on roller skates
for one-half OF a mile. Miss Theo Grow
failed TO appear at the Auditorium rink
Wednesday evening. and for q time il
looked as II there would be no race, but
Miss Blanche Ogg, who won the state
championship two years ago. volunteered
to take Miss Crows place With Fen
terton and Lawrence Vance. but lost
through a fall In the fourth lap. I'm
doubtedly Miss Chatterton would have
won anyway. as Miss Ogg has not raced
for two years. She issued a challenge
after the contest for another race. to
take place within the next two weeks,
giving Miss Ogg time to train and be-
come familiar with the track
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
Board of Public Works Makes Report

the cause of much confusion. and also
expensive, and therefore fixed charge
Is recommended.
The board also says in its report that
the city Is In urgent need OF a plant
Tor repairing the paved streets The
cost OF repairing the street. In the paved
district. for 1902 was slS.S59 SO. Under
the present system the streets are gone
over and repaired once a year. whereas
with a plant the city could do the work
at the time II was needed and at Il much
reduced figure.
An ordinance prescribing the duties
ana obligations OF persons who have oc-
casion to make excavations In the streets
and providing a penalty for the viola
ton OF Its provisions, is recommended
Inspectors of public works should be
granted more more pay. in the opinion OF the
board. The report says that every ef-
fort has been made to improve the
present scale of wages allowed for In
Spectors IL is impossible TO obtain sat-
lsfaCtory men for the work. The board
Eecommends that compensation for this
class OF work be such as to attract men
OF experience and judgment
The absence OF maintenance clause
in the form OF contract now In uNe Is
cause of considerable expense TO the
city in the matter of sewer and water
main construction says the report The
board recommends that a clause be made
IN the contracts requiring the contractor
10 guarantee the city against expense
which may occur through settling OF
trenches after backhlllng II recon-
mends that this clause hold the con-
tractor for expenses OF maintenance for
the period of one year.
The report states that all contracts
awarded early In the season have been
successfully completed, except the con-
tract for the North Temple street aque-
duct and that providing for the construc-
tlon OF water mains. The delay in the
construction OF the water mains was
caused through failure OF the city cnsi-
neer TO furnish estimate quantities and
TO give location of work until the sea-
held back the progress OF the work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27

JEFFR|ES- JOHNSON
FIGHT IN. DANGER
Owing to Rickard-GleasOn Dis
pute, Championship Contest
May Be Called Off.

NEW YORK. Jan. ga report that
the Jeffries- johnson fight will shortly be
declared of on account OF the dispute
between Rickard and Gleason as to the
place where II Is to he held was current
In New York today.
Many sporting men said that il clash
between the promoters occurred the rival
pugilists would be likely to take sides.
II was pointed out that Jenries had
been reported as in league with Glea-
son many weeks ago, while Rickard
was supposed at the same time to have
secured assurances OF Johnson's support.
SAN FRANCISCO. jan 2s-RefcrrIng
TO the report current In New York, that
the Jeffries- johnson fight will be de-
clared off owing to the failure of Rick
ard and Gleason To agree as to where 1t
shall be held Gleason said today that
there was no foundation for the rumor.
He declared that II Richard was dissatis
fed with his contention that the contest
should be held In this city he could re-
tire from the management Should he
do this. Gleason said he was prepared to
make all the arrangements for holding
the fight IN San Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
UTAH AUTOMOBILE SHOW
TO HAVE GOOD MUSIC

Arrangements have been completed for
good music at the Utah Automobile
show which is scheduled for February
10 to 26. inclusive. w. D, Rishel an
been signed with Held's band to furnish
music every day for the show, including
afternoons and evenings. together with
best singers in the city. There will also
be daily street parades. afternoon and
evening. by the band.
While the show is nearly a month
away. nevertheless the interest is In
creasing daily. and 1t Is being predicted
that the initial automobile exhibition In
this city Will be a grand success.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27

but says the expenses OF the department
for sprlnkling and general maintenance
Will be heavier for this year. owing "a
the annexation of the new territory to
The city
In the poll tax department. which is
under the supervision OF Mr.. Raleigh. the
report shows cash collections of Sl0603.
and paid in labor $3.50. making "A total
of SlS1S3. Four thousand two hundred
and cighty-two receipts were issued at 50
each. which would have made difference
in favor OF the 1909 returns. as against
returns OF 1908. when the tax was So n
head, Of $f2S2. The rate OF collections
at the old figure which have shown total
collection of SIT. i65, make an increase
over 1908 OF $3.50.
The report gives the following list of
fumes and bridges put In during 1909;
New fumes put in .....,.,..,,,..,.,', ,34S
Flumes repaired -.-,..,.,.,..,.,s,s... go
New bridges Observation-Disclosures. Ii
Bridges repaired .r...,ss. .........,., .lI5
The work OF the street department Is
outlined To cover the following extent OF
the city streets, canals and ditches:
Blocks of paved streets ....,..,..... 100
Blocks OF macadam streets ....,.... 81
Streets graded and graveed In 1903,
pIoCkS .s.'''.s''as '-''''''s.,... lu1
MlieS or streets .,.,'.'.,'''.'.,... SS1
Miles of bitches Observation-Disclosures. 55S
Miles Of canals ,....,...,,.,.s...... "a
Wagon bridges ..,,.,.,.,,.,....... 106
ROOT uOtneS ,.-s.,..N,','s, .. .bSo
Flumes (tDtersection) .,...,..,...-..6.l3 .l3S
CROSSINGS '..ss,N.' .'.,',..,.s. s.-..S S,bil
Canal foot bridges commentaries. 80
iieau gates .....s.s.......... -io
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27

The annual report OF the board of pub
lie works was filed with Mayor John S.
Bransford, Wednesday, The report
shows that estimates for public improve
ments approved during the year 1909
to Sl,lO9, $50. Is Among the
recommendations made In the report are
that persons desiring TO excavate on
paved streets should be charged for the
permit; that a plant for the repair 'of
the paved streets be installed: that
wages OF public works inspectors be in
creased, and that a clause for mante-
nance of at least a year be inserted In
sewer and water main contracts.
The report shows that the cost to the
city for inspection of city work was sl9-
372 81 for 1909. and OF this amount rs
per cent Is chargeable to special Inn
provements The board, In the report.
calls attention to the extremely low cost
OF inspection. which amounted to only
La per cent OF the estimates approvedJ
According 10 the report this is a record
of which but few cities can boast. The
estimates approved for the year were as
follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
SARRIES
VELL INTO FENCE

IAN 26.-Phil Mohr
at Emeryville today.
I'd and placed second.
= 10 Sewell. Phil Mohr
Ar'ed. with Sewell next
.f(eenth from the finish
Sewell into the In
-.rv made a claim OF
]fomptly allowed.
T favorfte for the two
rs easily outrun, kor-
81 the Spreckels stable.
second.
!. furlongs. selljng-Bal-
|.rl, . 10 5, won; Miss
D, 7 TO 2, second; Judge
n. 5 to /, third. Time.
Meltondale. Banorell8.
4eHHe finished as named.
IL surlongs. purse-Kor-
5 to i, won; Adrian.
~ ], second. Soon, liz
: 7{hird. Time. oar 3-5,
eddie Mott, Amargosa
Hnished as named
tnrity course. selling
try), 4 TO !, won, Phil
III 7 to 5. second; DR..
homas), 8 to !. third.
n Money, Contra Costa.
I lone and Beaumont iln-
b and one half furlongs.
Afford, 10S (Taplin). II
3 Ill (Powers), 6 to i,
Ieudonne, los (Vosper),
tiue. 1908 3-5, Trocha,
\ Sheep, Ocean Shore.
|valta and Sam Barber
nile. selling-Servicence,
10 5, won; Rubric. 109
Second: Cocksure. 81
4 third. Time, 1:44 1-s.
Nusion. Mossback and
named.
1 and one-half furlongs.
Pho. l03 (Buxton). 3 TO
line. l02 (Martin). u 20
naut; los (Taplin), 4 TO
ll0. Plckaway, r, II.
h powney. Blanche c.,
. Swagerlator and Hec-
'amed.
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To protect the city against loss, the
board recommends that the city ordi-
nances be amended to provide for a pay
ment to the city of stated amount per
square foot by persons applying for per-
mits Ia eXCavatc In the paved streets.
At the present time a deposit is re-
auired OF i5. 10. 90 and Is cents per
square foot for asphaltum stone block
spectlvely- This system Is said to be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
Skating Records Broken.

Lamy of Saranac Lake In the national
indoor championship meet tonight broke
two worlds championship records. He
reduced the quarter-mile Indoor record
from 40 % to 3S 4-5 seconds and took
three seconds off the le-and- half rec
ord made by ]. S. Johnson in Montreal in
1894.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
SCHEDULE COMMITTEE
CONCLUDES ITS WORK
Short and Long Game Series
Will Be Presented to
League Meeting.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 26.-The joint
schedule committee OF the big major
baseball leagues concluded It's work to-
night. 1t was formally announced that
both the long and short schedules would
be presented to the National league meet
ing next month,
Ban B. Johnson, president OF the
American league, said that either sched-
ule would fit in satisfactorily with his
league.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
Ringside Weight.

DENVER, Jan. 26.-Articles were
signed today by Muggsy Schools of
Cheyenne and Young O'Leary OF MIlwau-
kee to box twenty rounds at Sheridan.
Wyo., on February 10. The men will
weigh In at 1873 pounds ringside.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
'dRACT IS
,|BY BOXERS
v$er and Jeffries
. ement to Post
Ae Purse.
RsUi.UUU lU De
!sT. d. SULLIVAN
SO Say in the Mat
Year Hunt Ar
epged.

26.-Contract signed
Berger and Jefries in
|l:l. by which / am TO
urse with Timothy D.
and in case the
he the slo1, 900 is to be
! I.etwecn Jeffries and
b no possibility OF the
~|nred of through any
son. / think that the
:. have emanated from
7 .fsociety Of the Knock
= oy of my contract with
Twas given to the AS
RE tonight. Believe me.
,ve arranged for a big
e,rIng In the mountains
Tr-7 TEX RICHARD.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
Gotch VIII Wrestle.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Jan. 26.-Articles
were signed today under which Frank
Gotch. worlds champion wrestler and
DR. Becker. known as the Austrian giant,
will Wrestle for the championship at the
Auditorium here on March z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
Endurance Tour.

NEW YORK, Jan. pa tentative
route for the 1910 endurance tour of the
American Automobile associa ton. which
will replace the annual tour for the Gid
den trophy, has been laid out by the
contest board. The route is through the
southwest and takes in the following
cities:
Louisville. Nashville, Memphis Little
Rock. Dallas. Oklahoma City Wichita
Topeka, 81. Joseph. Des Molnes. Cedar
Rapids. Davenport and Chicago. The
start probably VIII be from CINCINNATI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
LS0N BREAKS
AR BONE in FALL

IN. 26.-Only two favor
Or. Heard won. the hur-
and an eighth. True
key Wilson'S collarbone
about three furlongs.
'ctrm, ] TO 3. won /:
3 TO !. second; Blanche
~ Time. 0.35 la.
h and ope-half furlongs,
4 TO l. won; Cathryne
second, Mrs. Elliot.
me, 1:12 2-5.
= and an eighth. selling
~ 3 TO /. won; Madison
Accond; Brontc. 6 to 5,
furlougs, sclling-Con-
5n; Sanona Girl. 6 TO /,
2 TO 1. third Time,
n furlongs, sellins-Jack
Von; Jack Dennerlln. s
nel Ashmeade. 3 TO ..
80,
and one-sixteenth. SELL
20 10. won. Canopian.
aiborne, 3 to 1. third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
Boat Club.

Special to The Tribune,
PROVO, Jan. 26.-Messrs. Bishop, Gil
kerson, Cummings and Pastoriza OF the
Telluride Power company, have started
movement to organize q boat club for
cruising and racing purposes. They pro-
pose TO build q boathouse In a suitable
place on the shore Of the lake somewhere
near Provo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
Entries.

Jar. 26.-Terraz zas
thursday:
lmlongs-'Lady Pam
pie, i07; Geneva. lOi:
Fox. 100; Luke Gates,
/ mlle-plok B. b, 1o7;
'fnhan. Boy. lO7; Sud
e; los; True Sif. lN5:
iitan Ray. los: Ollie
yqlfere. l02, 'Captain
'.tcutter. I02,
gear-olds, three and a
. rHn. III; The ROYAL
Wolf, 1903; Leo With
q. Barney NJ. lot.
even furlongs-Prlnce
us: Black Mate,
ig, six furlonss-con-
lgs. Ethel Day. l07:
Hannibal Bev. los /;
itpcock. lO3: 'McNaIly.
mile-PocatIlieo. 10:
10y. lol; The Thorn.
40; Miss VigiIant
10, Albion H.. IO5 .
& los: Knight Blaze
qW; Virginia Lindsey,
iance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
Roller and Zbyszko.

DENVER. Jan. 26.-Zbyszko and DR..
Roller have been matched. best two In
three falls. at the Auditorium on Febru-
ary %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
Ketchel MAY Box.

DENVER. Jan. 26.-Negotations are
now on for limited-round bout between
Stanley Ketchel and Frank Klaus at the
Auditorium,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
Street Supervisor Submits Report

j T, Raleigh, supervisor OF streets
Hled his annual report with Mayor John
). Bransford. Wednesday. in which he
gives detailed account OF the eNpendi-
tures for the street irrigation and sprInk-
ling departments of the city for 1909 The
total expense for this department for the
year was $40. .l9I.15. which Us considera-
bly, higher than the previous year, owing
20 the aboishing Of poll tax labor during
1909.
The expenditures for the year are di-
yldod as follows among tho various
branches of the public work under the
direction of Mr.. Raleigh:
Supervisor of streets S 2252 Sc
Public highways (generaD ,..,. 6.0l7.ll
disricts) ........, ....,..,... 4S.o7O24
Public highways uepairs and
dlstrlcp ..,.........,. ;. 1881 50
and grading) ,..,.,.......s.,. G.l6S. o2
Poll tax Observation-Disclosures, 3.32l SIS
Street sprlnkling ...,.,.,..,..,. 27.7S4.71
Public highways (macndam
streets) .,.,..,., ,...... 5l4.0O
Irrigation department ........,. 80. .733.3S
The report shows that during the year
special appropriations were made by the
city council amounting to $500. and that
there was expended under this head
Si36710
Mr.. Raleigh makes no recommendations
for his department for the coming year,
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Tribune Want Ads
Bell Main $500. independent 800.
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Hyland and Hays Matched.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. 26.-"Flght-
Ing Dick" Hyland has signed to fight
Grover Hays OF Philadelphia in New Or
letIc club
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
2po YoU2
. K N o W.

That John T. Sullivan, acting
chief of police, landed in Spokane
from Australia little over 20
years ago. and that he got on the
police force soon thereafter.
That the first street car in spo-
kane was horse car" drawn by
mule and a cayuse, and that w
FL. Wiscomb, the Grand Army vet
eran, was the driver. The car ran
from Howard and Riverside TO
Brownies addition, and the cayuse
bucked on the first trip out.
That the region now occupied by
Fort Wright and the high land ad.
jacent was doomed in the early
days as the real exclusive hilltop"
section of the city. What is now
Cliff Park could have been bought
from the railroad in those days for
little more than song.
That the first fair grounds were
located in Brownies addition, just
west of Monroe street. The second
fair site was in Corbin park, where
a portion of the old track still
stands. II is now reported that
after a year or two the grounds
now in use will be sold and new
site secured along Division street,
north of the city limits.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
AMERICAN SHIP
BEATS BRITISH

(By United Press Leased Wire)
VICTORIA, 3. c., Oct. 4.-The
British six-masted barkentlne
Everett G. Griggs Of Victoria
was worsted in the long race
from here to Delagoa Bay by
the American ship Abner Co.
burn, which passed Tatoosh
four days after the big bsrken-
tine. Both vessels reached
Delagoa Bay on Friday.
The Coburn has completed
the passage In 122 days, arriv-
ing at the South African port
the same day as the Griggs.
The sailing qualities of the
Grigss have long ben a dlsput-
ed question in marine circles,
as she is the only vessel of her
rig on the seas. TIE outcome
of the present voyage has been
awaited with much interest.