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Bridge VI says \ bets that In playing
three hand the single PLAYER gets the odd At
no trumps he should rount - for Y instead ~ l..
- As tn or-et the !: zach that the ad' ersarrS
would get " they won II alsn insists hat the
sane ratio should h. obSrT, ~ In scoring al
points and honors throughout the rubber
The error into which falls Will he evident n
the scores are carried out let - suppose that
Il the single player and Win, - which Ne puts
down Let ~ suppose that IN the neat he nd he
loses -. which eAeh ADV ersary puts doSr
glance at the score SheetWil show that the players
are all even. whereas had \ put down - when hr
Won each Of the others would have ed him {.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-07
ERLENDORN-REAGAN
BOX TO A DRAW
Record Crowd at Manhattan
Club Sees Clever Amateur
Bouts.

Before one of the largest crowds that
has been seen at the Manhattan club
Young Enlenborn Of Denver and jim
my Reagan of San Francisco boxed a
six-rOund draw as the headliner last
night. 1t was perhaps the fastest
featherwsight mill seen in local anna
teur bouts and the fans were more
than enthusiastic.
Erlenborn's cleverness, ring general
ship as well as his clean blows. evened
the nOnors against a whirlwind attack
by Reagan Reagan is a slugger and
can take punishmbent as well as give
IL. The decision by Referee Willard
Bean was popular.
In the opener Young Hanon Of san
Francisco was stopped By Freddie Luz
gon OF Milwaukee in the third round,
II was a good bout while IL lasted.
Chick Coleman. former Denver anna
teur boxer OF some repute, knocked out
Joe Smith Of Pueblo in the first ses-
sion.
Eddie Johnson of Pueblo was given
the decision over George ChilO of
Cleveland after four hard rounds.
Young Forbes OF st. Louis and the
U Midget boxed TO a draw. The decision
was popular.
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According to the managers story,
Johnson objected so strongly TO this
action that a fierce quarrel ensued.
This trouble eliminated yesterday in
the row which led 70 the replacing as
gatekeeper Of Little by Sig Hart
The threats OF gun play became so
frequent today that some excitement
was caused by a visit to Chief Of Po-
lice Martin by Little. According to
the chief. he was asked to settle the
quarrel, but declined on the ground
that he had no right to interfere in a
matter over which the courts must
exercise Jurisdiction.
Little said that besides the $4,000
forfeit money which he declares he
provided for Johnson. the champion
owes him $4,000 which the manager
paid out on debts contracted by his
charge. That part of this has gone
to pay the expenses OF JOhns0n.s
brother Charles. who Is said to be
dying in a Chicago hospital is Titles
contention. This payment. according
to Little. was resented by johnson,
who was not inclined to authorize it.
A permit was granted today by the
board Of supervisors for the erection
Of a grand stand I'm Central park.
where the arena for the Jeffries-John-
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son fight is now under course OF con-
struction-
The story that Billy Nolan will very
shortly assume the management of
johnson was confirmed today. Nolan
had an important conference with
johnson on Sunday night. and was i'm
consultation with him again today.
IF / do take charge" said Nolan
very cautiously, "and that is practi-
cally all arranged. 1 will endeavor TO
see that my man gets what is coming
10 him. We want nothing else"
Referee Switch
The story OF a switch I'm referees is
again being discussed because Of the
Nolan angle 60 the affair. From the
outset Nolan has opposed Tex Richard
as referee on the ground that the
Nevadan is not sufficiently well &C
quainted with the game. Nolan. rs
a matter Of fact. was instrumental In
securing the consent OF Johnson 20
agree to Freddie Smith. who was the
original Jeffries candidate.
Richard has stated all along that
he would withdraw II either fighter
had any serious objections to him.
Nolan may persuade Johnson that ne
has these objections. such a turn OF
affairs is quite within the possibilities.
Richard IS frankly worried over what
may happen. as he thinks Nolan IS
capable OF stirring up much trouble.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-07
PARK CITY FANS PICK
WILLIAMS OVER JEFF0RDS

Park City, June s.-The Park City
Gun club held the regular weekly
shoot at the clubs traps below Park
sampler Sunday afternoon. Twenty
five blue rocks were shot at, with the
following results: Jake Hoffman. 19:
Edward Hurlburt. Is: Henry Stanley.
is; Samuel Whitley, II; David Kings
bury, s; John Nelson. ?.
The Joe Jeffords- Morgan williams
twenty-round boxing contest. sched-
uled to take place Saturday evening at
the Florence theatre, is loked upon
by the fans as one OF the best cards
ever offered here. Both men are in
good condition. Each has put in more
than three weeks Of hard training and
has been conditioned by good men.
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Ben Lomond, Cal, June "a little
fatigued after a fishing trip that
commenced at o'clock this morn
ing and wound up at this evening,
Jim Jeffries. with the rest of his par
ty, returned to camp at 9 o'clock to-
night. As far as the days catch was
concerned, the trip was a success and
the big fellow brought home enough
fish to supply the entire camp for
two or three days. Hard work will be
resumed tomorrow morning, when
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JEFF FATIGUED BY FISHING
cut BOXES CORBETT TODAY

the first Of the Corbett bouts is
slated.
In all probability Jeffries and the
veteran will box i'm private, as is the
big fellows custom. when taking on
a new sparring partner. Corbett Is
now In physical shape to travel a
pretty speedy three rounds.
Corbett. who has been living in
Santa Cruz. returned with Jeffries to-
night, to remain here permanently.
Eddie Grauey. the san Francisco
referee. IS again a camp visitor. He
came down, he said. to see Corbett
and Jeffries box tomorrow.
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A great race horse, Orbicuiar, won
the opening handicap at one mile, de-
lighting n moss OF hackers that could
see nothing to the race but the Elm
eryville crack. II was an easy victory
for Orbicular despite the heavy i'm
post OF lis pounds. Singleton sent
him TO the front on the back
stretch and ne came home without
contender. Fred Mulholland sur
priscd by coming from far back TO
take the place from Sylvia u Rather
Royal. the local favorite. received a
handsome support 10 be in the
money. but was Outgamed I'm the
stretch after a game run with the
leaders.
In the fifth race were brought to-
gether sprinters OF the best to be
found at the meeting. Although This
tie Belle was the favorite Il was left
for Fore. an outsider at 20 20 1. to
jump into the lead at the start and
hold Il out TO the wire. In the last
sixteenth Thistle Belle made a game
challenge. but could not get up. En-
field closing fast after running wide.
entering the stretch, made a fast
closing third.
In the youngster race Abe Slupskey
showed true to his coast form by win
ming In an exciting stretch drive from
Ballela. a Juarcz youngster. which,
by reason OF some good workouts.
was made the favorite. Ballela led 10
well into the stretch after passing Abe
on the north turn. Kent. however.
made his effort in the last sixteenth
and his mount responded 70 win by a
safe margin.
A Close Finish.
The opener saw as pretty a nose
EniSh as could be made TO order
TIE Slicker winning by inches from
&C rrigan. who came with a closing
rush that another jump would have
landed first II was a case OF a bet
ter rider. MolcswOrth. on the winner
getting every ounce out OF a trims
mount and just lasted The ride ex-
hausted the boy and he had to can
Gel his other engagements
The Duchess Of Monticello in the
sixth. after following Merlingo in
close pursuit, came on TO win handily
with knight OF Ivanhoe showing bet.
ter Staying powers TO Outgame Mcr-
lingo fOr the place
r. m. Fry surprised I'm the third
by winning easily. Aunt Polly. the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-07
LIGHrwEIGHTs TRAIN.

The salt Lake Athletic clubs arena
at the Auditorium Is a busy scene
every afternoon with Bird Leg Collins
working for his bout with Cyclone
Johnny Thompson; Pete Sullivan train
ing for his mill with Maurice Thomp-
son at Butte, and Jack Rogers, Kid
Ross and many others giving the light
weights plenty Of boxing.
Collins started in with a vengeance
yesterday, breaking the weight ma
chine, knocking the punching bag
across the hall and tearing things loose
generally.
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oldest race horse in training. showed
a fine close TO land third. a position
that was very popular with the Ia
dies I'm the stand.
The board and gravel walks were
much appreciated by the patrons and
Manager Dick Dryer was compli-
mented on the improvements he had
placed at the track.
At the barrier the veteran starter
also showed fine form, getting his
field away in perfect order. For the
opening day the card was an Impress
i've one and the racing seen could not
be bettered.
The Summary:
First race. seven furlongs-The
Slicker. 70 I. (MoIesworth) won:
Corrigan. 3 to 1. (Manders) second;
Lord ROssingtOn. 10 to 4, (Gaugle)
third. Time. 1:2S 20. Ben Stone,
Copperfield, Camera. Elder. HANNA
and Bill Eaton finished as named.
Second race, four furlongs-Abe
Slupskey, . TO 5. (Kent) won; Baliela
10 2. (Sinsleton) second; Beatrice
Soule. to 1, (Callahan) third
Time, so. Osaudene. Kiefer and
Captain Ned also ran.
Third race. VI. Fry. to 1. (Van
Dusen) won: Jillete. to 1. (ROoney)
second: Aunt. POLLY. 40 to 1. (Gau-
Hand. Platoon, Father Stafford and
Charles ] Harvey finished as named
Fourth race. one mile. openins
handicap-Orbicular. to 5. (Single'
tom won. Fred MulhOlland. so to 1
(Battiste) second: Sylvia L. so to
(RoOney) third. Time. 1:42. Rather
Royal. Follie L and Roalta finished
as named.
Fifth race, five furlOngs-FOre. ~
TO 1. (Manders )won; Thistle Belle
2 TO 1, (Callahan) second: Enfield.
20 /. (E. Smith) third. Time, 1901 is
Silver Stocking. Execute, Native Son
On Parole and Flying finished a
named.
Sixth race. one mile and a six
teenth-Duchess OF Monticello. 4 {,
/. (Kent) won; Knight Of Ivanhos
IL to 1. (Corey) second: Merlingo.
TO 5. (ROoney) third. Time. las 3-5
| Liberto. Buena, Manils and Mendol
| finished as named.
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FIGHTER BACKS OUT.

Kansas City, June 6.-Jimmy How
ard. who was matched to flght Bllly
tified the promoters of the bout to-
night that he could not keep the en-
gaEement. The pugilist gave no rea-
son for withdrawing from the match
An attempt is being made to get some
other middleweight TO box PaPke here
on June Il.
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JEM DRISCOLL SAILS
FOR HOME A SICK BOY

New York, June 6.-Jem Driscoll, the
British featherweight champion, will
sail for England tomorrow, having
been compelled by i'll health to call
off his championship bout with Abe
Attell. which was to have been fought
at Colma on July 2. Driscolrs Illness
followed an attack of malaria which
developed in training shortly after his
arrival here. Complications have set
in that render doubtful any further fis-
tic activity for months
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Thursday night the Salt Lake Attn
letfc club holds its second amateur
boxing, Of which n battle royal with
seven colored boxers Of great local
reputation will be the star attraction.
lack Downey and Kangaroo Allen, Kid
Logan and Ike Cohen, Eddie Johnson
and Young Tommy Ryan Kid Brown
and Kid jackson will appear on the
card and will furnish some class IN
the amateur boxing line.
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E>rERYvuLLE OPENING.

San Francisco. June 6.-President
fornia Jockey club today announced
that the racing season OF 191O-1sll
will open at Emeryviiie Saturday, NO
vember IL. This will be one week
earlier than the first day OF the sea-
son lust ended.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-07

SOCCER MEETING.

A meeting of the salt Lake soccer
team is called for tonight IN room 2O9
Sharon building at $40. at which time
the team 20 meet Park City In the
final of the Daynes cup will be lined
up and practices arranged for.
II was intended for this game to be
played at Lagoon on Miners day, June
1s. but Il was found yesterday after
noon that such an arrangement would
be impossible II will, therefore, be
played next Monday IN Salt Lake, prob
ably walkers field.
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With Yokers friends and hackers
Il IS equally considered a cinch.
With non-partisan followers Of the
game the match is looked upon as one
worth seeing and a mighty hard job
for YokeL
Buzuxos wound up his training
Yesterday and the way he handled
wre stlers much heavier than nimseh
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-07
What's What in Sports
All the Time
OPENING -AY CARD At BUENA
VISTA DELIGHTS Big CROWD


ing msed 4oa eRg Of the Utah Jockey club
a
throughout drive
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brought smiles of approval from his
interested countrymen.
Yokel pronounced himself in fine
shape and not a bit worried over the
reputation Buzukos has for speed
toe holds. scissors holds and jiu titzu
holds. The seat sale opened this
morning at the Salt Lake theatre and
advance orders have already been
heavy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-07
WILSON WINS.

At Jevne's last night in the pool
tournament Wilson (SC) beat Evans
(S0) so to 30. Wilson played fine pool.
while Evans was off
Tonight Eisner meets Evans. The
talent has II that n Evans played like
he did last night, Eisner has a chance
to win.
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American Association

At Indianapolis-Minn 2; In
dianapolis. 5.
At Toledo-St. Paul, o; Toledo, 3.
At Columbus-kansas City, 8; Co
lumbus, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures ?; Louis
vile. /.
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Although the outcome is hard 10 fore
cast, the hackers or each pugilist have
been supporting their choices and the
rivalry is strong. Williams is the Ia
vorite in the batting.
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Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy of every abstract made by
the salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 80
I'D. Main. We own our own records.
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There were some further arrivals OF
horses from Oakland yesterday. Among
bil1 and II Nj Crane. There are some
GOOD horses in this consignment, IN
Guiding four prominent candidates Tor
the Cullen hotel handicap 70 De ru.l
sprinters that are eligible for the stake
1SeweIi Hannah Louise and captain
robn ana Crane will be represented
a. The interesting fixture by John H.
sbeehan. one OF the fastest horses that
raced at the recent Emeryville meet
ing. Crane will also contribute 70 the
Kirsch baum, who is under engagement
TO him.
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ATrEIL HAS SHADE.

Pittsburg. June 6.-In a fast and
furious battle here tonight. Monte At
tell and Patsy Brannigan. bantam
weights. fought six rounds to a draw.
with Atteu having a shade the bet
ter.
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y -
THREATS OF GUN PLAY HEARD
when JOHNSON GUSTS LITTLE


immediate legal action 70 secure ms
Johnson began when champion
comeo the trainn camp o cooking
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Western League

At wichita-Topeka. 2; wichita. 0.
At Omaha-Omaha, 6; Lincoln, 3.
At Denver-Denver. 3. St. Joseph, o.
At Sioux City-SiOux City. IL; Des
doines, 6.
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BUENA VISTA NOTES

meet Jack Paine and other speedy ones,
including Mr.. Corrigan's Bonnie Bard.
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CAN'T BEAT WALSH.

Chicago. June 6.-Chicago took the
opening game of the series with Bos-
ton. 1 to 0. Walsh allowed but one
hit and got two Of the four hits made
by his team off Hall. Score; r. II. r.
ChicaBo .-.s.s..ss.s... 1 1
boston ............ ....... L
Batteries-Walsh and Block; Hall
and Carrigan.
Philadelphia at acknowledgements
account rain.
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New York. June 6.-New York de-
teated St. Louis. to 1. today Mathew
son held the visitors to two scratch
hits UP TO the eighth inning. but in
the ninth Bresnahan. batting far Sal
lee, drew pass. reached third on Hug
gins hit and scored when Ellis forced
Huggins at second. Score:
r. Il e
New York ......-.-.. 5 9 I
Batteries-Sallee and Phelps: Mat
hewson and Myers. Umpires-John-
stone and Moran.
Pittsburg at acknowledgement: wet
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MULLIN EFFECTIVE.
YANKs START RIGHT.

New York. June 6.-New York de-
feated St. Louis in the opening game
of the series today. to 1. Score:
r. II. L.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
st. Louis .................-.
Batteries-Quinn and Mitchell; Pow
ell, Bailey and Killifer.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
CUBS HIT HARD.

hit Chicago's pitchers hard today and
won, IL to ?. In the second inning
seven men faced Richie and they made
I'VE hits. received base on balls and
made a sacrifice lift. score:
r. II. f.
SttS -..-.----.....
Nhiiaoeiphla ---- .....-....12 IA
Batteries-Richie. Pfeiffer and Need
ham. Archer; Moore and Moran. I'm
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Old-tine friends and acquaintance.
who had drifted apart in following the
racing game. met for the first time IN
years and that circumstance lent an
sdded feature TO an enjoyable opening
OF what al seemed to be agreed would
be a splendid meeting.
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BIKE RACES TONIGHT.

= Five-mile motor paced race, I
y professional; Duer VS.. Demara- I
= Whittier will pace Duer and sam 4
= uelson will pace Demara.
Two-thirds unpaCed against I
: time. professional. +. A. Pye, rec I
y ord 1:14 10.
Unknown distance lap, profess I
y sional.
! HaIf-miIe handicap. profession I
y al :
! Two-mile lap handicap. ANA :
= teur I
! Three-duarter-mile open. ANA I
y teur.
; A glance at the above card is
y enough to show the fans that
+ there will be some fun at the old
y saucer tonight. In practice De-
y mara and Duer have shown ex-
+ cellent form and a race all the
! way Is ASSURED. The other events :
i will give plenty OF action to the :
\ big train and the other starts at
y the saucer.
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Much Interest Seen in Yoket
Buzukos Handicap Mat Match

handicap match coming
running at
in Of Poor Yoke broken legs anu
heard
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The gathering In the betting inclos-
ure Yesterday was probably the most
s'cosrnopoIitan" that has ever been seen
at n track in the intermountalh region
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Northwestern League

Tacoma. wash, June s.-score:
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REDS STOP DODCrRs

Brooklyn, June s.-Cincinnati stop
ped Brooklyn's winning streak today
by taking a pitchers battle. 1 to 0.
rowan held ths locals down to two
hits. Score: r. H r
Brooklyn go. ......O 2 o
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Much in the way OF high-class sport
Is in store for those who visit the
track today. AS on yesterday, fields
CT nice size and OF good balance have
been secured for the six events which
make up the second days Offering.
Keen contention and pretty finishes
may be counted upon. The six and
half furlong dash at the end OF the
card should prove n particularly at
fractive event. as in Il Gold Finn one
OF the best sprinters at the Emery
Vile meeting and a leading candidate
| for the Cullen hotel handicap, vii
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GIANTS AND MATTY

Batteries-Rowan and MacLean: Bell
and berger, Erwin. Umplres-O'Day
and Brennan
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r. II. E.
Tacoma -.....s-..
seattle
Batteries-Han and Byrnes; zackert
and Shea
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-05-31
WOMAN GETS REVENGE, !.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 81. Armed
with Ratchet, Max Kiarfine, a real
estate dealer, went to one of his
houses here today to eject Flora
Smith, a colored tenant. Flora re-
fused to. move. Kiarfne, it is charged,
struck her on the head with the hat
Chef. The Ratchet stuck, quivering, in
Flora shead. Flora blinked moment,
then kicked Kiarfine down flight
of stairs to the street. She followed,
and before he could rise, seated her
self on his body and drew the
Ratchet from her head as though it
were hairpin. She was beating
Kiarfine with the weapon when the
police rescued him. The fight caused
so much excitement that a riot call
was sounded. r.. Fiarfine was arrested,
charged with assault to commit
murder, and the woman was taken
to a hospital, where her condition
is reported to be serious.
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the proceeding year.

the proceeding year.
To day is the last day Of the
first halt year in which to pay
your taxes. People are in tho
city from al over the county and
the majority of them are here to do
business at the court house.
Treasurer French is well prepar-
ed to handle the crowd at his office
and will lend every assistance
possible to effect speedy trans,
actions. He states that many are
making full payments for the entire
year and also that large amont OF
back taxes are being paid.
The Office at the court house was
open at 1890 this morning and
ready for business. 1t will be open
until 6 o'clock this afternoon and
every taxpayer will be given an
opportunity to pay what he wishes.
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Mrs. ]. ]. Hill Celebrates.

Sixty years have elapsed since
Mrs. James J. Hill, wife Of the "em
pire builder" came to Minnesota
Sixty years back from May 21st,
she arrived IN the state. She
celebrated the event a few days
ago by giving luncheon to seven
other women who have lived in
in the state since territorial days.
la her customary transformations
manner, Mrs. Hill went to the
register at the new Saint Paul
hotel, where she gave her lunch
con and wrote "Mrs. James Hill,
May Fl, 1850. 1910. AS she
wrote, she said, s'I'm not gong to.
let Mr.. Larpenteur get ahead Of
me- She referred TO A. L. Lar.
penteur, the aged pioneer of Saint
Panl, who went to the hotel the
day it opened and wrote on the
register. his name and the date Of
his arrival, 1843.