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petitions Presented.
Az AID. OWEN.

By AID. OWEN.
~ Sam Moskowitz, 112 Bates street,
xodward Taxicab Co., Tag WOODWARD
onue; l. IA. Bonfield, l44 woodwa,sa
1oof. and Larkins q Adams Co. lzo
6rmer street. for permission to erect
{2Sferred TO Committee on Streets
By AID. VERNON.
q Smith, Hinchman & .Grylls. for
1mission TO build covered areas On
crf and on First streets.
"A Referred to Committee on Stree's.
BY AID. BURTON.
<; or q. 4 r. Shoe Co., ~ Michigan
<tenue. Detroit Theatrical club, W
1chiran avenue. and Rowland q IN
1k3 Woodward avenue, for permis-
lon 70 erect signs -.
BY AID. HEATING.
& or Alex " Malcomson Coal Co. Tor
n6liof In whole or in part from tine pay
&ont OF a personal assessment.
Referred 10 Committee on Taxes.
BY AID. GRINDLEY.
or Michigan Lumber Yard, for can
nllation OF personal tax
Referred To Committee OF Taxes
x az Edwin s. George. Gilmore, marina
r6x and q. III. whitney. for caneella-
I0X reduction or adjustment OF taxes.
n Referred to Committee on Taxes.
BY AID. WING.
s,(0f Allen a Langley. for permission 70
rect electric sign In front OF NO oV@
Forext avenue west.
Referred TO Committee on stree's'
BY AID. SHAPLAND.
III Louisa Unger for cancellation OF
PA41ng Assessment.
Z Referred 10 Committee on stree's'
|s1ff BY AID. WATSON.
\ ~ Northway Motor Il Mfg Co. ct al,
~ An amendment to an ordinance piac-
-. Hancock avenue, TO alley north OF
Michigan avenue. ,,
Fl BY AID. KoNKEL.
Hy1f Bert Diener. for permission TO
|rScf Electric sign in. front of No. loas
Seferred TO Committee on Streets.
9~ BY AID. KORTE.
/. of peter Brengman, for construction
})fLateral Sewer I'm alley In block Douiu-
n nv Cooper and Pennsylvania, BARKER
md Chaplin avenues. ,
Referred to Dept of Public WORKS
BY THE CLERK.
= ~ Ceorre III. Miller, for cancellation
IA sidewalk assessment. Go
Referred to Committee on Stfeets.
Of Lowrie a. Robinson. Tor amend
nent to fire limits ordinance
Referred to Committee on Fire Pro-
oction.
4 or Bessie NJ. Newman, for vacation
4 portion OF Bayonet Avenue. between
[rtillery and Dragon Avenues
Referred to Committee on street
)renfngs.
OF Agatha Arnett. Adm, Tor dam
.ren for personal injuries.
Referred TO Committee on Claims
SiA Accounts. n
Y or John A. Lamb. for refund OF weed
Referred TO Committee on Claims
M Accounts.
M New England Pie Co. for permis-
lnn TO sink gasoline tank on Fourth
L3&nue, corner of Beech Street
Referred to Committee on streets.
on Mrs. Catherine A. Vokes, Tor the
of a lateral sewer In the
Hey In the block bounded by Cadillac.
and Harper Avenues:
Referred 10 Department OF Public
1orka
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Claims and Accounts.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen-Your Committee on
Claims and Accounts, to whom was re-
ferred the Controllers list OF Approved
Accounts OF September 9TH, 1910. re-
spectfuly report that we have examined
the same. and believing them TO be cor
rect, recommend that they be paid from
the proper funds.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN GRINDLEY,
JAMES VERNON,
GODFREY FREIWALD,
r. NJ. WATSON,
STEPHEN 8. SKRZYCKI.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Deimel. Field. Frei-
valid, Garvey. Goeschel, Grindley. Harp
fer. Heating. Konkel. Korte. Lempke.
Ostrowski Owen, Rutter. Shapland,
Skrzycki. Thompson. Vernon. Walsh.
Watson link and the President-23.
Nays-None.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen herewith submit TO
your honorable body my report for the
week ending September tie attn. 1910.
During the above period the gases
supplied by the Detroit City Gas Co.
were tested as prescribed by ordinance
and found to answer the requirements
OF the same. The average illuminat-
Ing value OF the East side product was
1855 candles while that OF the West
side was higher, being 1898 candles
The daily tests for heat units shows
an average OF $50 b. T. Us gross per
cubic foot OF gas. The total sulphur
content In grains per 100 cubic feet
OF gas was 1913 grains. No hydrogen
sulphlde was detected. And but a trace
OF ammonia
The 18th ward product on one &C.
casion. August 3ist fell below the or
dlnance requirement on Illuminating
value. being but III candles against
a requirement OF 1900 candles. The
company raised the same on being
notified. The Heat units averaged Gao
X. T. Us gross and no hydrogen sui
phide was found
The pressure in all districts with
one exception was consistent with the
ordinance.
Respectfully submitted
Il. +. HYLAND
Gas Inspector.
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From Department Of Public Works.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
conference.-the Department or PUP,
lie Works submits. under the amenueo
charter. provisions relative to SIDE
walks, a list of descriptions OF proper
ties requiring stone. cement or cohcIete
walks be constructed. reconstrusteo OF
accompanying resolution be adopted.
In order that notice may be advertised
to construct. reconstruct or repair the
same, and IL said notices are not com
piled with, that this Department be
allowed to proceed to construct, recon
struct or repair the sidewalks mem
toned
Respectfully submitted.
J. J. HAARER
Commissioner
By Aid Goeschel:
Resolved, That the Department or
Public Works be and is hereby IN
owners or agents of the property mere
matter described. to construct, recon
struct or repair brick. natural stone
artificial stone. cement or concrete
sidewalks. and in default hereof by
them that the Department OF Public
Works proceed to CONSTRUCT, recon-
struct or repair such sidewalks.
The following Is a description OF the
West side Vermont. between Can
field and Lysander. lots /. 2, ,. 4. 81
North size FRANK, <DttWeeu
wood and Fourth. lots l, 2.
East side Vermont. between Bagg
and Elm. lot b. O: L.;
North side Alexandrine. between
south side Alexandrine. between
Second and Third. lot 16.
West side Fifth. between Bags and
Sol South III side Willis. between Second
' East side Third. between York and
vacated. lot o. l.. Is:
East side Third. between Antoinette
and York. lot O. l.. l6:
North side vacated. between Third
and Second. lot 20,
south side Amsterdam. between
Third and Second. lot l.
Third and second lot o. L. 10;
South side Baltimore. between John
r. and Brush: lot ZOE:
North side Hendrie, between st. An
tome and Hastings. lots 8. s. 7.
North side Holbrook. between oak
land and Goodwin. lot IS.
T amd Bs sas iots !. T. q. Sc. O. JON
North side IIoibrook. between Good
win and Cameron, lots "a, IS. IS:
North side Holbrook. between Beau
south side Holbrook. between Brush
and Beaubien. lots 4. 2. 3. L,
South side Holbrook. between oak
land and Cameron, lots 8. $. 10. ~. 10.
\. TO- - ~
South side. Josephine between John
II and Beaubien. lot 81;
south side Josephine. between Beau
bien and Oakland lots Z. 4;
North side owen. between Beaubien
and Oakland. lots &c. 81. IS. 2s, 2. 3, 4.
S. 8. Z, s, 10. IL. IS. IA. 81;
North side owen. between Johr II.
and Beaubien. lots 20. %, 30;
North side owen, between Wood
ward and John r.. lots 3. 4. s, I. 10.
North side Palmer. between Beau
blen and 81. Antoine, lot s.
North side Palmer. between St An
toIne and Hastings, lots >. 3, 10, IL.
-. 10.
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To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Geutlemen-Tn compliance with q
body October s2nd. 1907. ! beg to re-
port for the week ending with Sept
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COUNCIL


"wednesday. Sept. 7. 1910;
- Council was called 60 order by
rooldent. Hon. Thomas Il. Gilman.
1sent-rAld. Allan. peimel REID
onld Garvey, Goeschel. Grindley,
nfor. Keatfng, Konkel. korte,
SIC. Ostrowski, Owen. Rutter,
land. Skrxycki, Thompson. vernon
Uoh. Watson. link. and the Presi-
n1cii was declared TO be in session.
ne Journal OF the preceding SEES
= was approved.
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RECORDERS COURT FUND.
I'm. v. Brown & Sons
Co, enclosing .......$ IL 90
STREET OPENING FUND.
s2-P. w. Heating, services.S SO 90
DAVID r. HEINEMAN.
Referred to Committee on Claims and
Accounts
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honora BILE the Common Council:
Gentlemen-In accordance with a
adopted at a session held August %.
1910. the McRae q Roberts Company
has executed and filed In this ONCE q
Detroit OF certain property described
therein. The description II certified
by the City Engineer and the deed APP
proved by the Corporation Counsel
duly recorded. The above named
treasury treasury the sum OF siao.ss, being the
amount expended BY the city for
OF Henrietta 81. vacated BY said reso.
luton.
Respectfully.
DAVID f. HEINEMAN.
Accepted and placed on file.
To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Gentiemen-I beg TO notify your
Mr.. John w. Eisman Warrant Clerk. In
place OF Mr.. Frank Kilroy and Mr..
Frank n Wilkinson as Clerk In place
OF MIR. Eisman.
Respectfully.
DAVID r. HEINEMAN
Controller.
Accepted and placed on file.
From City Treasurer.
Gentlemen-I herewith Nsubmit my
trial balance for August ST. 1910.
RespcCtftffK submitted.
MAX &. KOCH,
City Treasurer
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From the Clerk.

That he presented such portion OF the
proceedings OF the last session as Is re-
auired By the Charter to be so present
ed. to his Honor the Mayor for APP
prevail. on the third inst and that they
were approved on the sixth inst.
placed on file:
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COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Controller.

10 the Honorable the Common Council:
s@ 0entlemen-The following reports
" city officers for the week ending
E3I0rday, September 3. 1910, are re-
<S>Gctfully submitted
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S22,S13,002 90

Yeas-Ald. Allan. Defined. Field. Fret
valid. Garvey. Goeschel. Grindley.
HARPER. Heating, Konkel. Korte,
Lempke. Ostrowski. owen, Rutter.
Shapland. Skrzycki. Thompson. Vernon.
Walsh. Watson, link, and the Presi-
dent--23
Nays-None.
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From the Controller.

Controller.
IN Ways and Means.
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The following approved claims are
submitted:
N nur
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Detroit. Sept. End. 1910.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--A meeting OF the Detroit
City sinking Fund Commission was
held Friday Sept. End. 1910. at IL
a. M. at the Wayne County Savings
Bank. the following commissioners be-
Ing present:
Breitmeyer. Heineman. Thompson.
HAPPIER. Trevor and Deputy City
Treasurer Bauman, acting for Com
missioner Koch
The City Treasurer delivered to the
commissioners thirty-six $3.50 special
elusive. amounting to S5i.4Os.s4. and
thirty-eight (3s) Village OF Highland
Park paving bonds Nos. to 3s inclu-
sive. amounting to S3S.00O00. The
commissioners having verified the
bonds by number and amount accepted
and placed them In the strong box.
The commissioners took from the
strong box and received payment for
twenty-nfne (29) special assessment
bonds: amounting to $5s.094.0o. and OF
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From Department Of Public Works.

Accepted and placed on file.
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From. Department Of Public Works.

Gas Inspector.
Accepted and placed on file.
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Sra. 1910. there were nsty-thrss (ss>
complaints received IL this once and
the garbage collection depot for the
non-collection OF garbage and dead
animals. or an average or . Is CON-
plants per day
Respectfully submitted
J. J. HAARER.
Commissioner.
Referred to Committee on Health
and city Hospitals.
From Clerk OF the Recorders Court.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-I respectfully report TO
your Honorable body that the fines and
costs collected I'm the Recorders Court
during the month OF August for viola
tion of the city ordinances amounts To
etghty-two tes2.o0l dollars. which
amount has been deposited with the
City Treasurer and his receipts there
Respectfully yours.
JOHN A. GROGAN.
Clerk of the Recorders Court.
Accepted and placed on file.
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To ba ance Sinking
Fund cash .........$ l44.s44 50
The meeting then adjourned.
Respectfully submitted.
MAX G. KOCH.
Secretary
Accepted and referred to Controller.
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633-Anderson Tool Il supply
Co. sundTses ......S IA 81
Archer, tar. As Os
635--John Archer. tar. 81 Sc
636--BcCker a. Becker re-
pairs ...::............ 2s 20
637-Bessemer Limestone CO.,
estimate ........... s24 SIS
63S-Buhl Sons Co. CANS. s 10
639-Buhl Sons Co, bolts, ss
6tO--Buhl Sons Co, tools 2 %
64l--Burt Portland Cement
Co. cement. ...... 4Ss 30
642--Chas. Calcaterra, re-
pairs ,.,...:,...a..... 4s 90
643--J vert's Sons
cement .-...,..,... 1915 30
guarantees ......:.. 1852 25
645-Dcckmanf Duty Brick
-. Co. estimates -. 4s2 80
646-Detroit City Gas Co.
gas -. ;...... ? s2
647--FultOn Iron Works. re-
pairs .......,.,...,.,.. 81 20
64S-J. &. Goss Co, covers Z SO
649--J. G.. Goss Co, covers ~ "a
s50-I Hcughten & Sons,
-. sand ..;..........a,... 2s7 80
sSi-H Houghten, q Sons
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
hatfy Mcintyre has d
Glove Coming from wahoo

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 10
Matty Mcintyre has a glove coming.
whenever he wants il. according 20
sam Crawford. whose hand protection
Is showing signs of collapse this
spring There is new one waiting
to take its place when dissolution be.
comes advanced. or Mcintyre puts In
the reQusition.
Mcintyre always gets Sans CASTOR
gloves. In fact. he hasn't purchased
a glove since he joined rhe Detroit
club.
Both Sam and Matty are left-hand
throwers and naturally have right.
hand gloves. Sam likes his with the
padding cut out in the pocket" while
Matty likes mis- with the padding and
leather both eliminated. until the glove
Is nothing but fingers and back. with
strip across the wrist.
How Matty keeps his gloves togeth-
or Is mystery. but when the time
comes that the glove is only a bunch
o! tatters. he gets another old one
from Sam.
And the peculiar part OF IL all is the
fact that Crawford never paid more
than 81 for a glove in his life. Sam
viii put his last cent II necessary into
bats. but any cheap handcovering does
for him. and for Matty after Ire is
through with il.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
FBatted FOR Pevnoll in fifth.
Batted for Hirsch in ninth.
LANGFORD WOULD FIGHT
JOHNSON FOR $4,000 BET
Negro Defeated Jim Flynn Easily and
is After Black Champion for
Next Battle.

LOS ANGELES. CAL March IS
Sam Langford. as clipper as a young
bull was about town today discussing
his easy victory over Jim Flynn last
night when he slowed away the Pueblo
fireman In eight rounds With the
husky Negro Il was a repetition OF the
II told you So chorus. and he insisted
that from now on he will camp on the
tIsi OF Jack Johnson.
Il want To sign 20 fight Johnson fol
loving his fight with Jeffries. whether
he wins, loses or draws" declare
I.angford And ! will just bet him
$4,000 on the side that ! can beat
him easily That big Niger has been
four-nushing long enough. and | VIII
lick him no matter what he does -
Jeffries"
Flynn is at the baths in bad shape.
I.angford pounded him TO pieces in the
earlier stages OF the fight. and he Is
either unable or unwilling 20 make any
statement Re did well financially on
the scrap. getting as much as Lang
ford under their agreement TO split
their share OF tho fight evenly Each
man received $5.745 as his end The
total receipts were $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19

HE'S NOT II FIGHTER
BUT IN ARBI7RA TOR
BY TIP WRIGHT.
Ware The unjust"

ware the jumps
You're apt TO hear this cry this
summer, for the arbitrators. under the
new rules have been given plenty OF
latitude 10 plaster fines right and LETT.
Billy Evans. the umpire whose conk
stopped a pop bottle few years ago
I'm ST. Louis. has been getting ready
foI the forthcoming season. surely AS
no other arbitrator ever prepared be-
fore.
Evans has been working out in -
gymnasium with bunch OF pugilists
all winter. boxing. wrestling. tossing
the medicine ball playing hand ball
and in fact going through training
that would make many an aspiring
boxer hesitate.
Evans is an old football player and
he likes the strenuous work. When
he calls PLAY" on the opening day
of the season OF 1910, he will walk
onto the field ready for fight or
frolic." an the ball player who un-
packs his nerve long enough Ia try
conclusions with him will be badly
fooled individual and a wiser one.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
TR4 csnS DorE
Haliy's Comets Not Quite:

SAN ANTONIO Ten March 10 Wa
hoo sam Crawford is already INDUCING
in his annual pastime OF fencing en-
This, being translated for the benent
OF The lay reader. means batting the
suffering sphere over the barrier when
surrounds the cute little Santone bali
yard, Usually SANS drives are over
the right field parapet Today. now
ever Wahoo showed that he had
leugthened his sights bit when he
drove a ball over the more remote por-
tion OF the fence. In center. IL was
surely terrific Clout. The ball not
only cleared the barrier but surmount-
ed the trolley line IN the street out
side and crashed onto the roof OF a
pretty little bungalow on the FAR side
OF the street. bounding over the house
and into the backyard
While the eyes OF the athletes were
stiil on the target OF sam mar r.
manship "A woman in a red wrapper
and an obvious state OF panic, rushed
out OF the house. screaming nadly IN
the yard She turned and ran her eye
hectically about the sky.
wv hats the matter ma ann inquired
a lOokut on the fence. placed there Tor
the purpose OF following and chartlns
the Night OF the spheres
w here is the comet she shrieked
in reply Il Just heard meteor hit
the roof and II came right through 10
the basement
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
STRIKE SOLD AUTOS.
philadelphia People Bought Motor
Cars TO Avoid Walking.

"The street car strike in Philadcl-
phia. whatever its unpleasant features,
has been q great impetus TO the sale
of automobiles III that city, SAYS
George w. Nipple, one Of the Quaker
citys prominent dealers.
"The first impression is that those
who habiually ride in the street cars
are not Of the class who buy autOmO-
biles. But the strike has proved dir
ferently. With the first signs OF vic
leuee In the city of Brotherly Love, all
Of the automobile dealers enjoyed q
decided increase In business. Later
developments in the strike added -
the demand for motor cars; and / be
Iieve ii Is a fact that more cars have
been sold since the strike started than
during any like length Of time before
not even excepting the week OF the
automobile show.
"Iu some sections, enterprising own
ers OF automobiles have taken advan-
tage of the shortage OF traffic accom-
modations and have established pri-
waite omnibus lines for those who can
not afford 20 buy automobiles them
serves. Dealers In secondhand auto
mobiles found themselves literally
swamped by orders from those who de-
sired cara only 60 tide them over the
strike Automobile row has been in
deed the busiest part OF Philadelphia
aimee the rioiing and disability of street
car traffic began"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
MaxMelIs Sell East.

r. X Davis, manager OF the Max
-Briscoe-M Mcleod company 243-5
Jefferson-ave.. announces 16 Maxwell
deliveries since the first OF March, all
OF which are in the hands OF their new
owners. In addition TO this four Max
well cars were shipped during the
week 10 j Earle Petit the Maxwell 3
Port Huron agent. all for immediate
deliveries Other state agents have
closed for nine cars and are awaiting
deliveries this month. Mr.. Davis pre-.
diets very prosperous season. At
that. twenty sales in two weeks time
Is not the worst kind OF prosperity.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
T|GES KEEP AN
EYE ON SCALES.
Weight Changes Always Topic of
Interest With d. Jones Perform
ance for One Day Still High.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 10
With the topic of weight one in which
every one OF the 80 or so athletes a,
the Detroit training camp are vitality
interested il Is not at all surprising
that the present spring has recorded
many ireakish thing
Virtually all the athletes have re-
duced the first two or three days o.
their work. After that some OF thell
have built up until they now weigh
more than they did when they started.
That is the result Of good living. com
Dined with exercise. and the additional
weight is largely real beef On the
other hand, some OF the veterans like
Mullin and Crawford come down
steadily. pound by pound TO figure
which they have found by experience
rs the one they ought to reach here,
before the building up process in
which athletes always want 10 indulge
just prior to the seasons opening
The largest weight reduction OF one
day Is credited to Dayy Jones who
weighed in before his first workout at
l62. lie took of five pounds AT the
field and one in the hot room. leaving
ii at l56. After very light luncheon
ne weighed 1858. In the afternoon he
took on three pounds more at the
field and half pound in the bath. but
the next morning he weighed l57. leay-
ing him FIVE pounds to the good ON his
first 24 hours here.
Contrary To general impression.
weightreduction is not confined TO the
spring. \ big man like Mullin' takes
on considerable weight every time he
pitches George weighed himself one
day last year before and after game
lat Bennett Park. and found that he
had lost six pounds, five of which he
put back on before the start OF the
game the next day.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
Ford Dealer Conducts Novel Contest.

! r Hatch sells Ford cars in Niles
Mich. and Hatch persuaded Niles to
have an automobile show like the
recent one in Detroit" There was one
feature unlike anything attempted at
the Detroit show Mr. Hatch offered +,
new nat 10 every man or woman who,
sitting blindfolded beside him In a
Ford car, could tell when the car
started TO move. II soon became the
fashion TO take a chance. and il did
not cost Mr. Hatch a single hat. Tor
either the contestants were twenty
feet late or three seconds early Try
Il some time.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
NesIon Again Sound.

When Nealon came back and won
race at Jacksonville the other day
the patience OF Barney Schrieber. who
bought the Suburban winner after his
breakdown, was rewarded. Schrieber
had the son of Sain cared for for two
years In the hope that he might come
back to the races sound OF limb
The race Nealon won at Jacksonville
was just good enough TO show that he
was sound. And now he is 10 be
sent after some OF the eastern handi-
Caps.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-19
REDS PURCHASE SPRING HOME
Manager Griffith Closes Deal For
Grounds az Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS, March 1S-Man-
ager Clarke Griffith OF the Cincinnati
Reds has signed the papers which
bring 10 that club a permanent tract
OF ground for training season pur-
poses Manager Griffith says that Hot
Springs seems 10 be the best place
for the eds TO train and he wishes
TO est ablish a regular place for their
spring work The ground purchased
today il just opposite the Oaklawn
race track and has been considered TO
be one OF the finest grounds in this
part Of Arkansas The price paid for
the grounds is not known but is said
10 be I'm the neighborhood of 10000.