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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31

Tuesday, June 18th, A. d. 1919.
The Board met pursuant to adj.
lournment with Commissioners John
J. Jennelle, Edwin j. Cause and Cal.
vim V. Neff, present
1t appearing to the Board that the
ferry license granted to John Daily
on September 23rd, 1909, to operate
a steam ferry on and across the Mis-.
| sissippi river from Santa Fe, H., to
commerce, Mo-, has expired, it Is
ordered that the ferry license of said
John Daily be renewed upon payment
tof $500 into the county treasury
and entering into a good and suffi-
eient bond in the sum of 100000.
Said license to be for period of one
year from June 3rd, A. d. 1910.
The following claims and accounts
against the county having been care
fully examined and found due and UNI
paid were allowed and the clerk au-
thorized and Instructed to draw war.
rants on the treasurer for the re-
spective amounts with interest at the
rate of ) per cent per annum from
date, il not paid within thirty days
from date, against and in anticipation
of the collection of the taxes for the
year A. d. 1909. Said warrants are
payable out of the fumes specifically
appropriated and set apart as below
set forth, viz:
For the purpose Of paying the salary
OF the County Assessor, Clerk hire
and the per diem of his deputies.
William d. Lippitt, salary
and clerk hire as assessor
for year. A. d. 1910 ......s 900. 90
II. A. Harmon, IS days SER
wees as deputy assessor. $3.50
Cndellas Stewart, % days ser
vices as deputy assessor. So 90
r. P. McComas, ~ days SER
vices as deputy assessor. 90 so
Albert Frost, Jr., 22 days SER
vices as deputy assessor. SIS 90
Frank Il. Barbee, 20 days SER
vices as deputy assessor. 50 90
David Brown, 16 days SER
vices as deputy assessor 40 90
II. NJ. Riggle, Is days SER
vices as deputy assessor. F.. 45 90
Homer l.. Wright, IS days
services as deputy assessor As 90
G. NJ. Brady, IS days ser.
vices as deputy assessor. 81 so
j. e. Brown, Is days SER
vices as deputy assessor. 81. so
William 8. Kendall, 20 days
services as deputy assessor $3.50
s. NJ. Campbell, 80 days SER
vices as deputy assessor. 81 so
James W. Ice, 10 days SER
vices as deputy assessor. Is 90
William d. Lippitt, for
stamps for use Of assessor
and treasurer'se office. .... 2.5e
William D. Lippitt, for ex-
pressage on blanks for as
SCISSORS Office ......".. 1.5o
-
Total .$1314 90
For the purpose Of defraying the cost
and expenses Of repairs on the
court house OF the county.
NJ. w. Richardson, for furnish
ing and putting mp 10 iron
tree guards, painting and
lining up court yard fence,
repairing gates ana painting
posts and hitch rails .s1o1 IS
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The Board then adjourned until
Wednesday, June 10th, A., d. 1870.

Wednesday, June Goth, A. d, 1870
The Board met pursuant to ar
iournment with Commissioners John
J, Jennelle, Edwin J. Cause and Cal.
vim V. Neff, present
The following claims and accounts
against the county having been care
'ully examined and found due AMI
unpaid were allowed and the clerk
authorized and instructed To
ira" warrants on the treas
arer Tor the respective amounts
with interest at the rate of s nor
cent per annum from date, II NOT
Daif within thirty days from late
against and in anticipation Of the col
ectlon of the taxes for the wear
u. 1909 Said warrants are navabIo
ou. OF the funds specifically apnronri
viz o" set loftn
ror the purpose of dietino and o,,.,
s se caring for the prisoners con.
tined in the county lain 'O"'
'Ied D.Nellis, for dieting nris.
pneFs confined in the connty
jail from March 25tb
''"e zotn' 1919 ...a.. sesp q
Total ,..,o..
~ n. ,ne purpose of defrayino ~. =. ~
pe"se incurred for the e,rs N
son, IONS N the several state H. in.t per
tons of the state 'hst'tu'
lincoln State School and Col
oss for care and expenses
al 'ouS county charges. s. 9G 4o
lotal .. oc a.
eor the purpose of defrayino IN. 49, :,
pe"ses incurred in the care ~ 49,
providing for the paupers Of ths
QUO j. Fair for garden seeds
etc. furnished county far,n o. on
w." t,. SIMON, for medicine
iu'h'sned pauper W., ~. 100
FOR the purpose Of providino IN.
necessary books, records, station.
cry and other supplies for the ice
OF the different county offices.
Geo, ID, barnard q Co. for
blanks for use of sheriffs
, 0,,ioS' 80. =. .......$ 10. 90
.. r. Pettibone e Co, for
cash book for use of sher-
III ? oiiice''.. ..... 10. 90
t{.dM ----
Iotal 49,. ...$ 20. 90
Inc Board spent the remainder of
the day checking up the semi.an.
nual report OF County Clerk Jesse Il.
Miller, and then adjourned until Fri.
day, July LIST, A. d. 1910.
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John Mulvihill authorizes his an
nouncement as a Democratic candi-
date for Sheriff of Alexander county,
subject to the decision OF the voters
At the primary election to De held
Sept. is, 1910.
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Friday, July list. A, Dl 1q1

,,, 'iiudy, july ISL, A.. H.. 1910.
Inc Board met pursuant to adj.
lournment with Commissioners John
>. Jenneile and Calvin v. Neff. pres
ent. Commissioner e. j. Cause beng
absent.
Inc Board resumed the examina-
ZION and checking the semi-annual re-
port of Jesse L. Miller, county clerk,
ana after auditing the same by check.
ing said report against the various
zee books and records OF receipts Of
ices In the office of the county clerk,
found said report to be full, com
plete and correct. It was then, on
motion, ordered that said report be
and the same Is hereby received and
approved. r.,.r6
The Board then adjourned until
Wednesday, July 9th, A. u. 1910.
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Fred D. Nellis authorizes his an
nouncement as a candidate for the
Republican nomination for sheriff OF
Alexander county. at the primary
election to be held Sept. is, 1910.
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Wednesday, July 9th, A. D. 1910.

Wednesday, July 9th, A. D. 1910
The Board met pursuant to sad-
journment with Commissioners John
J. Jennelle, Edwin J. Cause and Cal
win V. Ncff. present.
The Board then proceeded to eS.
anime the semi-annual report of AL
fred Brown, clerk of the circuit
court, and ex-officio recorder OF
deeds, from December list. A d. 1909
to June list. A. D. 1910. and after au-
lifting the same by checking said re-
port against the various fee bocTs
and records Of receipts of fees in
said office found said report to be
fun, complete and correct. II was
then on motion ordered that said re-
port be and the same IS hereby re-
ceived and approved.
The Board then adjourned until
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screws, nails. etc, for use at
.eonrt hbrss ). >. =. ..... 100
Woodward Hardware Co, for
whitewash brush, for use at
court house 80. :. 81
Woodward Hardware Co.. for
casters and stone bolts for
use of court house ....,. So
Nj. j. Mahaffee, for painting
gun case in sheriff's office 3 80
H. E. Ince, for repairing dis
infectant spray 49,. :. 49,. 60
Fl. H. Halliday. for brick. ce-
ment and lime for use at
court house .... 1873.
Woodward Hardware Co. for
pair shears -. 100.
H. Halliday, for cement for
use at court house ...,. 3 A.
Cairo Water Co, for water
rent for house 2707 Poplar
St 49,. =. -. ..,... 2,4O
Cairo Lumber Co, for lumber
for use at court house S.3e
James Gilmore. for balance
due on plumbing work done
at court house as per
agreement go. =. ........ % 90
The Fair Furniture Co., for
window shades for use at
court house e.. -. .. 49,. 8. so
IOLal, ....st......',.. -. StbI 4Ou
For the purpose Of providing the
necessary books, records, station
cry and other supplies for the use
Of the different county offices.
Chicago Legal News Company
for 1893 statute for use OF
sheriffs office :. 4. .... Goo
Commercial Printing Co.. for
blanks for use at sheriffs
office .... -. =. .. ...... II so
Tine Citizen Co, for printing
teachers notices . 49,. SIS
Cairo Wholesale Journal. for y
post cards for use at Sher-
ifs office ~. $50
Fred G. Fair Printing CO., for
blanks and supplies for use
at different county Offices. 1916
Fred G. Fair Printing Co., for
blanks and supplies for use
at different county offices. 10. 10
The Citizen Co, for publishing
assessment list of personal
property and changes in
real estate for 1910. .... 123. SO
-----
Apldl ,........-..,. VIVA -
ror the purpose Of defraying the ex-
pense Of the county court.
VIM. Eichoff, for serving 13
In
JURORS 80. 80. =. -. IS $40
lotal So. -. .......$ $50
For paying special assessments and
special taxes upon the county real
estate in Cairo and interest there. |
on.
Fred ID. Nellis, sheriff and col
lector for special assess
ments on lots 10 to ~, first
addition to the City OF
CAIRO -. .$4l4. q
Fred ID. Nellis, shreiff and col
lector for special assess
ments on A. II. Steel prop
efty'... :. X. ......... GA 70
Total 49,. .....s$478. 90
For the purpose Of defraying the ex-
pense Incurred in the care Of and
providing for the paupers Of the
county.
William Hughes, for the bur-
ial OF William NJ Kelly an
ex-union soldier ...........s so. 90 |
Total go. :. .@...,..$ SO. 90 |
For the purpose of the paying for the
necessary fuel, lights, ETC., at anc |
for the court house OF the county. |
Cairo Railway & Light Sys-
. tenn for refer lights and
Tungsten for use at court
house -. . .....$ $3.50
Fred ID. Nellis, for 2 tons coal
for use at court house .., $50 |
Fred d. Nellis. for ton coal
for use at court house ... LIS
Cairo City Gas Co., for use
of gas at court house from
March % to June %, 1910. 7.62
Cairo Election & Traction Co..
for electricity for fights at
court house from March %
to June 20. 1910 :. T. ~. 2G.9S (
cairo Electric &. Traction Co.
for electricity for lights in
county jail from March 70
to June 20, 1910 !. n. .... 27.4O
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ANNOUNCEMENT
ron sHER;rE.

JAS. 3. ROCHE authorizes bis m.
nouncement as candidate for the
Republican nomination for sheriff OF
Alexander county. at the primary
election to be held Sept, Is, 1910.
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Monday. July 18th, A. D.
The Board met pursuant to
journment with Commissioners
j. Jennelle, Edwin ]. Cause and
win V. Neff, present.
The BOARD resumed the chec
of the semi-annual report OF FIRE
Nellis, as sheriff, and after care
checking said report, found the
report to be correct and on INC
the Board ordered that said or
report as sheriff to June LIST. a
1910, be and the same Is hereby
proved and placed on file.
The Board resumed the chec
of the report of William D. Lii
as county treasurer to June 20tl
D. 1910, which report shows a
ance of the various funds In
hand as follows, :o-wit:
Teachers fund :. ., ...$ q
Trust fund 49,. -. =. ... 1877
Dog tax fund ..... -. .,.... q
Circuit Clerks fees fund -. II
Fees due individuals .-.. 1
Balance for revenue 1909 4. IT'S
Total Cash balance on hand $685.
And the Board having compl
the auditing of said report and ft
the same to be correct and the
celled county warrants and
certificates, the amounts OF "
are included in said report, ha
been destroyed by burning ther
the presence of the County BE
said report was approved by
Board and ordered placed on II
The following claims and acco
against the county having been
dited were allowed and the clerk
thorized and instructed to draw
rants on the treasurer for the
spective amounts with interest. at
rate Of ) per cent per annum !
date, If not paid within u
days from date, against and
anticipation of inc collection OF
taxes for the year A. D. 1909.
warrants are payable out OF
funds specifically appropriated
set apart as below set forth, viz
For the purpose Of providing
n.ceeearv hooLe r.corde sta
erv ana othsr s,,,rlies for the
~ the a;ft.r.nt re,,,ntv offices
commere,ai' Printiug Co for
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COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS
tconcluded from Fifth Page. )

= Concluded from Fifth Page.)
No. f6.
Jesse E. Miller or. ex-officio
Z fee March, April and May,
1870 recording proceedings
of County Board, March ses.
sion, 1910 and recording in
sanity proceedings :. .....s 65. so
lutdl' 49,. t....,..... y %. 81
For the purpose Of paying the per
diem and mileage Of the members
CT the County Board and the per
diem Of the County Court and the
incidental expenses of the said
Board.
The Bulletin Co., for print
ing proceedings OF County
Board, Sept. session., 1909. IL. 40
The Bulletin Co, for printing
proceedings of County Board
Dec. session, 1909. ....... 1881
The Bulletin Co., for printing
proceedings of County
Board, March session, 1910. 8.55
~ Total ....... .......s 80. IS
The Board then adjourned until
Tuesday, June rs. 1919. ''t7
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and expenses Of repairs on the
court house Of the county.
NJ. w. Richardson, for furnish
Ing and putting mp 10 iron
tree guards, painting and
lining up court yard fence,
repairing gates and painting
posts and hitch rails ......$101 rs
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-31

Henry Berry is in town. Henry has been un-
der cover since his arrival. Probably the recent
reverses are responsible for Berry being of
the nmeIight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-31
BERKELEY HIGH
TAKES UP RUGBY
of TranSbay School in
DiSCarding American Game
Comes as Surprise
By WILLIAM UNMACK

By an overwhelming vote of 369 to
49 the Berkeley high school has de-
cided to adopt the Rugby code of foot
ball. The large vote in favor of the
Rugby game comes as a great sur
prise, as Berkeley has been the strong
hold of the intercollegiate game ever
since the universities took up the Rug
by style of football. The Berkeley high
students last year presented memoir
able petition to the trustees of the
school praying that the Rugby game
be not forced on the school athletes
and asking that the intercollegiate
game be allowed to remain as one Of
the. school branches of athletics.
After this petition, and as the trus-
tees and faculty practically left the
matter in the hands Of the students
themselves, the verdict in favor of the
Rugby game is all the more remark
able. After the close of the football
season last year the Oakland high
voted in favor of the Rugby game and
it was then thought that Berkeley
would also announce it's intention of
playing the new game.
Alameda high is now the only large
school across the bay that still intends
to play the intercollegiate football the
coming season.
The Rugby competition in the Aca-
demic league this coming season prom
ises to be very exciting and closely
contested. In the different sub leagues
of the Academic league each branch is
now strong in Rugby schools and as
several of these schools have PLAYED
Rugby for two or more seasons the
contests are bound to be really good
exhibitions of the game The PENN
sula league is the pioneer of the Rugby
playing schools. In the San Francisco
sub league Lowell and Mission are the
only schools that intend to play the
Rugby game. In the Trans-Bay sub
league Oakland and Berkeley high
schools have now fallen in line
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-31
"PONP PADOUR JIM
JUMPS into CAMP
ACfOr=Fighfer A Arrives Unher-
aided and Goes Through
N arVeIOuS Workout

ROWARDENNAN, May 30.-The COM
bination Of holiday and excessive heat
took Jim Jeffries out of camp today to
seek cool recreation along the upper
reaches of the San Lorenzo river JEFF
fries went out in an automobile with
Tex Rickard and Jack Woolley on an
all day fishing excursion, but the day
tedium by the sudden and unexpected
appearance of one James j. Corbett,
former champion heavy weight of the
world. Corbett came into camp with
out any fanfare of trumpets. Most
of the men of the training staff were
out of camp or away in cool hooks
when Corbett arrived about noon to-
day.
The old timer sought out his friend
Walter Kelly, and was finally discov-
cred by the camp. He was lionized
for the rest of the day, but full of
zeal to get into proper shape for his
big bouts with Jeff. He devoted the
best part of the afternoon to gym
workout The extreme heat did not
seem to affect him, and the former
champion created a whole lot of talk
about camp by his display of strength,
Practically the whole camp sifted
down to the river for the three or four
most scorching hours of the day, but
about in the afternoon Corbett got
into gym clothes and the crowd fol-
lowed him into the gym and handball
court.
After half an hour with the weights
and a smart go of shadow boxing that
was full of ginger and spryness, the
fighting actor went into the handball
court, where the thermometer might
have registered 50 degrees, and played
He won both and played his opponent
into state of near collapse, but did
not seem to be satisfied and called for
a new opponent.
No response met his challenge, and
to get good sweat and put his lungs
to test, Corbett danced around the
handball court in another session at
shadow boxing. After his hard spell of
work Corbett went into the rubbing
room with Farmer Burns, Roger Cor
nell, Bob Armstrong and Jack Jeffries,
and each one of them in turn told Cor
bett that he had shown world of
unexpected power and speed
Il IL be in great shape in about a
week" said Corbett. For several
weeks 1 have been doing work, and
feel good right now. If 1 can box any
thing like 1 used to, jeff and L will
have some good old sparring scraps
Corbett returned to Santa Cruz in
the evening. He will live there with
his wife until the end of the training
season.
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Belmont Results

BELMONT PARK. May 30.-Before crowd
of 10000 persons james r. Keene's Sweep, at
to 10 in the betting, easily won the $4,000 Bel
mont stake, one mile and three furlongs at Bel
mont park today. AT no stage of the journey
was Sweep fully extended Duke of 0rmonde
was outclassed. He got away in front, but
Sweep soon dashed into the lead and took four
lengths advantage. At the turn into the stretch
he was six lengths in front, which he held to the
finish. Results:
First race, five furlongs-Zeus. to 5, won );
kormak. to l, second; Ryestraw, to l, third.
Time, 80 SO.
Second race, five furlongs. straight-Semproluc,
to l, won; Footprint. to ., second; Colston,
to l, third Time, :5S 40.
Third race, Grand National steeplechase, about
two and half miles--Ross Fenton, 3 TO I. won; !;
II ara, Is to 1, second sBlack Bridge. TO 1,
third Tiine $50 20. added starters.
Fourth race, mile and three furlongs-Sweep,
l to TO- won; Duke of Ormonde, 8 to /, second.
Time, 2:22. Two starters.
Fifth race, seven furlongs -Falcada, to 1,
won; Right Easy. to 2, second; Arondack, 10
10 third. Time, i :26 Is.
Sixth race, and a sixteenth mlles-Bob R,
13 to TO- won; Sandrian to 5 second Acumen
to l, third. Time, l:47 3-5.
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CAN MAY SUTTON
Come BACK? YES!
Douqhty World Champion Beats
Hazel H0tchkisS i'm Great
Match In South

LOS ANGELES. May se.-Before
crowd numbering close to 10.000-an
attendance greater than any ever at
tracted by even a championship strug-
gle In this end of the state-May Sut-
ton, woman tennis champion Of the
world, defeated Hazel Hotchkiss, cham
plon of the United States. in their
match game today 1t was an even
match. one each. until Miss Sutton by
resorting to the powerful deep court
driving that has served to vanquish all
opponents took the concluding set. SIS
Miss Sutton had already won the nrst
set 6-3
Considering the fact that the match
involved no championship title. the en-
thusiasm it aroused was remarkable
The area surrounding Mount Washing
ton courts. on which the sets were
played. was so badly crowded that both
players frequently complained OF feel
ing stifed.
Both girls were literally applauded.
but IL was so apparent that the sym
pathies OF the throng were with the
Berkeley champion that Miss Sutton's
admirers remarked 1t.
Miss Hotchkiss was easily Miss Sut-
tons superior in one OF the latters
strong points-volleying at the net
and she won the second set, 81, by
using this style Of play.
Miss Sutton showed lack OF her for
mer dash and frequently neglected 10
go after tantalizing angle drives On
the other hand. Miss Hotchkiss went
after everything and throughout the
70 ha
1t was an uphill struggle for the
Berkeley girl in the concluding set.
The heat of the day. combined with
the speed of the play and the excite
ment. weakened her, and she lost the
first FIVE games. but rallied at length
and with clever backhand volleying
of the long sutton drives. took the
three final games.
Maurice Mclaughlin and Melville
Long of San Francisco easily defeated
Sinsabaugh and Brown in the mems
semihnal doubles. 6-1, So
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LITTLE AND HART
HAVE DONNYBROOK
Johnson's Manageran Little Sig engage
In Tilt Not Down on Cards

TT the real fighting
wv Little Hart
his took the play
the black champion yesterday they engaged real Donnybook
strict accordance with Queenbey rules There
taking saing
only Lile
him from complete knockout
trouble generally
usually prevail
sroun champions during
ball Seal
Johnson participants. Little
the
would punch the eye and then he
followed II with kick the neck Little
hurting
the ground The
by
and while S
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Mcfarland and Welsh
Fight Draw

LONDON, May 3O.-"Packy" McFar-
land Of Chicago and Freddie Welsh, the
British lightweight champion, fought
a 20 round draw tonight before the
National sporting club. The fight was
for a purse of $500 and a side bet of
1000.
Mcfarland had much the better of
the bout He led all the way, knock
ing his opponent against the ropes re-
peatedly and forcing the fight in every
round
The verdict of the referee was re-
ceived with much hostility. Welsh was
the favorite at the opening of the con-
test at : to !. but before the fight was
half over the sympathy of the crowd
was wholly with the American.
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Louisville Results

LOUISVILLE, May 30-First race. four and
half furlongs--County Tax. straight $50 so
won: Bad News III, place $22-5o; lima, show
$3.50, third Time, :55.
Second race. five and a half furlonrs-Handza-
retta, straight $21 won; Ben Double. place
$3.50. second; Berwick, show SO, third. Time,
los 25.
Third race, one mile-Alice George. straight
$s so, won; Pirate Diana. place $500 second: +:
Alice Baird. show $40. third. Time. / 40 1-5
Fourth race, one mile and 20 yards-J n
Reed. straight 5000 won: Hanbridge, place
$1,000, second; Pinkoa, show S4.90, third.
Time. 80 4-5.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs-Southern
Light, straight $500. won: Rue. place 50 90
second; Ella Bryson, show S4.60, third. Time
:54s4.
Sixth race. selling one and a sixteenth miles
Alma Boy. ,straight S13.40 won; Camel, place
$3.50, second; Edwin L, show $4.10. third.
Time, AT %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-31
TRACK NOTES.

Trocha was claimed out of the fifth
race by William St Vincent for $780,
Ben Williams bid up Roy Junior
from $500 to s405, but was retained
by the stable.
Starter Hoffman suspended Jahnsen
for the remainder of the meeting for
misbehavior at the post on Trocha.
Buxton and Selden were fined $25 each
for misbehavior in the second.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-31
MANAGER DAHLEN SUSPENDED

NEW YORK. May sO.-Manager
Dahlen. of the Brooklyn team, was in
definitely suspended today by Presi-
dent Lynch of the National league for
disputing the umpire's decision in Sat-
urday'S game.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-31
RRooKLyN HANDICAP DUE

NEW YORK, May 3O.-For the twen-
ty-fourth time the Brooklyn handicap,
one of the turf classics of the east, Will
be run at Gravesend tomorrow. The
field has narrowed down to eight start
ers. of which Sam Hildreth's pair, Fitz-
herbert and Firestone, will be favorites
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-31
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

y indicated in black face
E G. J.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-31
Ogden Results

First race six furlongs-Black Domino won
CopPerheld second, G. j. Cox third. Time,
1:15 4-5
Second race, five furlongs-Aquiline won, Va
lencia second. Alivia third. Time 1903 25
Third race. four furlongs-Al Alone won. Joe
Wells second. Daisy Frost third Time. 40 20
Fourth race, four furlongs-Doctor Hollis won,
Thistle Bell second. Sam third Time, AS 1-5
Fifth race. one mile-No Rule Won MiIler's
Daughter second. Wfneberry third Time
:45 1-5.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Knght of Ivanhoe
won, Tayora second. Jillett third. Time, 129 40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-31

apprentice allowance
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-31
sOING 10 LIE sPRINGs

Billy Delaney. Billy Nolan. Al Kauf
man and Bob Deadly are due 10 leave
for Harbin Springs this morning, where
they will spend a few days before
Kaufman goes into training for his bat
tie with Langford. which will be pulled
Of June IS at Blots new arena