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APPLICATION NO. 1868, NOTICE
Of Application for Permission to
Appropriate the Public Waters Of
the State Of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on the
2Srd day OF November. 1e1l. In &C
cordanee with Section IS, Chapter
AXXI, OF the Statutes Of 1899, one
Jharies Eaton, Of Atlanta, County
I'll Lincoln and State Ct Nevada,
made application to the State En-
sineer Of Nevada for permission to
appropriate the public waters OF
ne State Of Nevada. Such appripri-
alton is to be made from Springs
situated In Silver Park Gulch, Mag.
>. II deg. 80 min. W., 1890 It. from
y. s. Min. Mon. No. l, Silver Park
Mining District, Lincoln County, Ne
ada, at points at the springs on un.
surveyed land in T. 6 N. R. 6S E.,
81. D. B. & NJ. at s. II deg. 80
rain. w. 1890 #. from u. s. Min.
slen, No, |. Silver Park Mining Dis.
tr'ct' Lincoln County. Nevada, by
means Ct . ditch and IA { lbic feet
per second is to be conveyed to
points l.s00 feet due south Of Min.
eral Monument No. l. Of Silver Park
Mining Dist, by means Of ditrh
and there used for mining, milling
and domestic purposes. Water N
DO returned to stream at a point
about ss4o It. below springs, from
point OF diversion, on unsurveyed
land In 7, 9. N. R. IS E., M. D. B,
en-, at 9. II deg. 30 min W. $500
It. from U. 8. Min Mon. No, /. 81.
yer Park Mining District.
signed; ". y. KEARNnY.
eeAss I1shsH.
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II. A. NO. o69t2. AprJ8C r1oN ro
Patent limited sist.. "a o4t,.
,o..a c,. ~
w ''''''' "''' F" 60 i'l-
Ne''ee : nefeoy eNoh, Ihet Hike
5sI Mlnlds and MILES Company, {
'sfporetioh, through its authorize
agent, James Castles, whose postof
ice address is Hik0, Lincoln County
Nevada, has made sppioatioh fer i
-hited States patent tor the Elephant
High FAY, Tom Blunder, Hike Bel
al ey View and Vera Lode Mluiht
'i4ilas consolidated, situated ii thl
ahrahasat Lake Mining District.
9ouaty OF Lincoln, State OF Nefaaa.
9aing survey No. 1905, ami described
IL the field notes and plat Oil file
IA this office, With magnetic variation
It q oes. SO min. TO II deg. HAST as
follows:
ComnonSing at corner No. ] @. z.
aDhant icde claim, whence the IL
ectioi corner between Sections 80
.ud az, Township South. Range so
asst, AT Diallo Base and Meridian,
Gears s 10 dee, i6 mia. z. $685. feet
thence N So dog. IS min. r. 1176.6
feet TO corner No. Of Vera lode:
thence s 9 deg 20 min. w. 67s,i #.
> corner No. 5 OF Vera lode; thence
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FALLOh SUGAR PLaaI
B:NtFiT 10 FAfM.RS

\ writer for the LILY Record Whl
recently visited -Fallon has the fol
lowing to say about the sugar far
tory there:
The Failyn beet sugar factory, til
first to be built in the STATE Of Ne
vada, was erected at a cesl q ablC
100000 1t has capacity Ter rs
tons OF beets day which can b
increased as the field eIIlarges.
short run was made lsst year b.
the factory was not es mnleted i
time TO make GOOD showing. Thu
year, about $500 acres viii o. plante,
in beets and next year the manag
ment hopes to have at least G,0G
acres planted, with an average OF
10 tons to the acre will give the mi
sufficient beets for four montt
run.
Contacts with the farmers ar,
made either On flat rate cf SIZE,
a on under a system q payment
according to the saccnariae conteul
OF the beets as determined by laOy;
tory tests Beet seed is suI
Piled by the sugar company and i
struction in methods Of Jeet en-
ture is also furnished without char
to the farmers. Of course, condition
vary in each locality and the worl
OF the first year or two is laIgel.
experimental until the farmers an
the factory people learn BY "a
perlence how to handle thsir crop 3
the best advantage.
Fred Heinze, manager Ct the Fallo
plant, has been building sugar la
tories il different parts q the co,u
ty iOr mtle chan tEeat! year. a.
he is enthusiastic in rasasd % III
possibilities OF the Neya fioH t.
this industry TO prove that he j
not AFRAID to back his judgement wiz
his money, he has purchased ilr
ranch near Loyeloek and wiz Aal
500 acres OF beets pi5ucad Thereof
this season. One Of the first II
tories built under mir. Hei5za's supei
vision was sorghum sugar plan
built at Medicine Lodge Kansas
where the writer lived when bo,
The Fa!lon plant is housed Ia
fine brick building and was appai
emily built for pernanence. III
power plant is fired with Caliiorui
fuel oil which furnishes steam 10
two 20O-horse power engines. Fu'
from the beets after the sugar ha
bSeL extracted makes a very sad
factory food for cattlc. 4 'are
amount OF lime is used in the pre-
cess OF sugar making nd tai
obtained from lime reck brrnod /
a special kiln on the comnany's q oI
erty.
The pricipal DIRE wbaek to the cu
ture of SUGAR helts in Nevada F.
THE present tine appears to be IL
scarsity and hish cost OF labor. Mu,
Of the labor of cuItiyating heets be
to be done by hand and must 4
done at low cost in order to mqk
tho crop profitable In the sugar
producing localities Of Col rado hui
dreds of men from Denver ard Pueh
are drawn to the fields In the 81;
son and furnish a cheap md rellaGi
supply CT labor. Nevada "a ttinl
settled and has no larse elites fro
which a supply of labor can b.
drawn duriI the season. Il this di.
hculty can be overeenlo. the hcs
sugar industry will nc doubt bccom
an important one as the soil al.
climatic conditions are eminent W.
suited to beet culture
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NOTICE TO LIEN CLAIMANT

'"-'N ''''''N't =
!}N THE FouRTu JuniciAL Fla
teict Court OF the State Il W@.aGa
~ and for the County 81 Linll.
NJ. Z. Lee. Plaintiff, VI. Amalgaaat
% Phoebe Mines smelters Cor.
poratIou, a corporation. Defendant
Aoyiea is hereby given. by che pan
! III! n tho above entitled action.
V az persons holdiag, or ciaimins
lens, ;nder An Act to secure
!lans = Mechanics and others, ar
p repeal all othSr Acts, ia rel4tior
thereto, upon the following describe
Epfopel1y situate. III tho lily Mlnias
district. County u Lincoln, STA
Of Nevada, TO wit:
The Susan Buster Nine, the All
beta aud Alberta No 2, Pauackel
adependent. Monarch Loakou.
Wiat0r, South, West, Eagle. Wedge
Triangle Fraction ana Zero lads
Mtulaa claims; also al that portion
OF the Index andDeerfcst lode nliuins
claims patented and designated as
! 5. Lot No. So. lying between and
'situE ID west Of the easterly bound
larry Lac Of the Zero lode. and ell
,t1at portion of the NVilii1gs 4
,taodspeed lode mining claim patent
81 ana deaignaLed as u, S. Survey
no. 89ia, lying ives, Of "a ctsosi.
boundary line of the Susan DBst +
lode, Survey No RIA; also The Green
|haek. Cpronoy and Silver Alillsites
together. With all real and person
i2l nropefty. including buildings. mach
Hary. toole, appliances and any and
all pr serty & every name kind
land description whatsoever owned BY
Saia Defendant and forming any
part OF the mire hereinbeiore des,
cribed whether herein specifically
mentioned or not
The hereinbefore enumerated prop
erty BENG plore fulIy described in
tha compliant Oh flia in lhis action
70 whieb reference Is hereby made. to
be and appear before said court en-
the 9Th day of Nay, A D. 1912, at
10 O'clock a NJ. or as soon there
after as counse! can be heard. at
tha Court Room thereof. at Phoebe.
Liaeoln Csunty. Nevada, and to ex.
hibit thcn and there proof Of their
said liens,
Piachs. Nevada. April IL, 1912
NJ L. LEE.
Plaintiff
Chas. Lee Horsey and VIM e. Orr.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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4 Valley View lode, theI

II Valley View lode; thence n. y
iag. 10 min E. 5S1.6 feet TO corner
10. ; OF Valley View lode; thence 5.
1 deg. 40 min. E. 1898 feet to cor
.cr No. 2 of Valley View lode iden-
zeal 18th corner No of Tom Blum
Ter lode; thence S. rs deg. % min. +
900 feet to corner No. of Tom Blu
ser Zoe; thence n. deg. 20 min h.
.6o.o feet to corner No. l of Elephant
,cde, the place OF beginning and To-
;aled in Sc IA and SW IA OF Sec
ion 20, Sc II of Section 30, NE Ia
Section 81, and NV IA of NE IA
ind SW IA of Section SO, Township
south, Range So East, Mt. Diablo
}. & NJ, containing an area OF TO-
lo5 acres exclusive of conflicts with
lot No. 81, John T. lode, Lot No. 80,
-ehmer lode, Lot No. SO, Indian Chief
ode (Am'd), Lot No. II, Nollie c,
ode ard lot No. 4G, Harrison lode;
adjoining and conflicting Gains as
shown by Plat Of Survey are Lot NO
81, John T. Lode, Lot No. SO. LehmeI
ode. Lot No. 80, Indian Chief lode;
Amid, Lot No. Al. Mollie c. lode
Lot No. 46, Harrison lode, Sur. No
3317, Black Prince lode, and Denver
ode (unsurveyed).
I direct that this notice be publish
ed in the Phoebe Record, pubiishe1
t Phoebe, Nevada.
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register
Date of first pub. April 6; last. Jun
I, 1912.
Edwin w. Senior, Salt Lake City
Utah. Claimants Attorney.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Q.
s. Patent. Survey No. 40Os. Ser
al No. 0675S
U. s. Land Office. Carson City, Ne
ada, February 2, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that IL
pursuance Of the Act OF Congress ap
proved May 10th, 1872, Columbus-Pi
)che Mining Company Il corporation
~ John NJ. Breeze. Its attonrey-n
act. whose post office address Is
'ioche. Nevada. has made applica
Ion for patent for 24S6.4z Hneal
ieet on The Jumbo and Phoebe Cen
raj Lodes," bearing gold. silver ant
lead, with surface ground 800 feet
IN width, situate in Ely Miring Dis
rcit, Lincoln County. State OF Ne
ada, and described by the offioia
.,lat and by the field notes on file
III the office of the Register of Car
son City land district, Nevada, as
tollows, viz:
PIOCHE CENTRAL LODE
beginning at Cor No |. on line
20 Chester No. Lode, Sur. No.3587
Phoebe Demljohn Mining Company
claimant. Identical with the Cor o
he amended location, pine pos
| IL it. long by 4 ins. square, SCI
/! #. la the ground with mound O.
'arth and stone, seribed T. {
J.400S whence. the Cor. to Sections
20, 81, 2S, 20 # N. X. 81 r. Nj. D
). and NJ, bears S. IS deg. AZ min
]. 6O31 10 Il. Cor. No. 2, Chester No
| , Lode. Sur. Nos 1867 bears s. AZ deg
% min. W. 10 !. thence N 46 deg
90 min W 9S6l2 IT TO Cor. No
a pine post ~ II long by In
square, SET IT, in the ground witt
mound 81 earth and stone, scrbet
, G. Jun. 1-400S; thence N. 40 deg
| 2 min. f. coo feet TO Cor No. 3, ,
zinc pos ~ It long by ms
| Aprnd Of earth aud stone, scribed Z
y,S Jun. 1905; hence S. At deg. o.
min. II. SSdi2 iee to Ger. No. 1, {
| Inc post ! l-2 It. Ion; by inchel
| luarc, set n N the ground Will
hound Of earth and stone, scribed
4-i00S; thence >. Il deg. % min
", COO feet TO Cor. No l, the plac,
{ beginning.
| JuMEO LODE
Reginrine at Coz No. |. III SUttea
eith ~ Cor. OF the amended loCa
leu and Cor. Ne . Phoebe Contra
.1da, this survey, whence the Cor I.
iections 20 u, IS, % + ! N. Il. 6,
NJ r. and NJ bears 5. 80 deg
1 min, Il sec. Z. 7o1e.9l IT.; thglc,
v f6 Geg 90 min West 1906
So I" ter. No 2, a piue post l l..
:, long " ms, square, set . IT
2 the ground with mound OF eartt
ld sicne, stribed jun 2-40QS; theme,
az deg. O2 min. T. eco feet to Cor
10. 3. a pine pest IL IT, long BY
ms. square, set # In the GROUND
tith mound CT earth and stone scib
d Jum.' S.4G0S, whence the dis
overy, a pine pest 1-2 It. long BY
IRIS, square, SGT IT, in the GROUND
b mound OF earth and stone, serb
4 Disc. -4o0S bears S. , deg. O4 min
) Sec. L. t3092 tt; thence S. 48 de,
9 min. E., 1900 1t, to Cor No. alden
,ical with the Cor. OF the amended
location and CerNo.3 Phoebe Contra
lode, this survey; thence S. 20 deg
2 min. ". 6C0 feet to Ger. No. |
no place OF beginning; containing Pi
she Central Lode 1881 acres, anC
umbo Lode 29.G47 acres, Total "a.
rs acres, aud forming portion O.
The Sc. Id Sec. Is, S.W. Ia Sec, l.
lad NV. IA Sec. 20 r. | n. r, 6,
e.. NJ. d. D, and NJ. The names of a0
Joining claims are Chester No. 2 an,
No Patent Survey Nc. 1857 a,
shown by the plat OF Survey. N,
conflicting claims,
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register.
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FORFEITURE NOTICE

= 60 M I.n,--o, \ n Io,o,
~ - ha' eis'oe'' u =" DIZZY, eeo
= stone !" y 9'ohe anu MARI!
Musser'
-" anu eaci q you are herep!
lotil'ea 'haI We nave eNpSnaea aui
'hs the year 1911 $lo0 worth OF
'tb"r ana Improvements on inc
Rupy Lode Mining Claim. SIT
ate n the Atlanta, unorganized min
NJ district Lincoln county, STATE
Nevada, the location ustice o.
Rh'eh appears q record u Be2k 81
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FORFEITURE NOTICE
Phoebe. Nevada. Feb. IL. 1911,

Phoebe, Nevada. Feb. 10. 1919.
10 Fred ], Mills, his heirs, le-
eai representatives Of assigns:
You are hereby notified that ths
undersigned, your co.owner. has ex
AIDED during the year. 1911, One
iIsndred Dollars In labor aud i'm.
provemen's upon the Colfax lode
mining claim. situated In the High.
laud Mining District Lincoln ccuA1,
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Chas. Lee Horsey and VIM. e. Orr.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Published Every Saturda. by
PIOCHE RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
Terms of Subscription

Entered in the Postoffice at Phoebe
New, as Second Glass Mail Matter
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SANE fourth ON L|NKS+
Golfers Out in Force for Many
Holiday Competitions.
RICHMOND COUNTY BUSY
Dilley Leads Big Field in the
Class A Handicap with
o 70 Net.

Golf reigned supreme at the Richmond
County Country Club yesterday, the mem
bers gathering early for medal play handi-
caps In two classes and later teaming
up for a four ball competition. In the class
A division Charles II. Dllley won the prize,
returning a card Of Sj-l5-70 while I. d.
Honeyman showed the way in the s class,
his card reading S2-2O-72. More than sev-
enty members gathered for these handl-
caps, which were scheduled for the morn
ing consequently the committee had its
hands full in getting the field round In
time to make way for the four-ball com
potion.
In the last named p. II. Jennings. the
Staten Island champion, paired with NJ.
l.. Fearey, won with a score of SO. the
best part. OF this performance was the
homeward journey OF 80 by jennings. only
one rare occasions have the last nine been
made in such low figures, but at that
Fearey managed TO appear" at two holes,
thereby reducing the inward total TWO
strokes. When the last pair had holed out
attention was turned to a dinner and ball
I'm the evening, which brought the clubs
safe and sane Fourth to a glorious close.
The best scores in the competitions were
as follows:
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CLASS B.
FOI'R. BALI.
TRAVIS WINS Ar EkWAN0K
Within Four Strokes of Bogie in
Golf Cup Contest.
Lrv Telcslaph 70 The Tribune. J

Manchester. Vt, July 4-The thirteenth
annual competition for the independence
CUP at Ekwanok this morning drew good
Geld and the cup went to Walter J. Travis.
who made the course i'm u strokes and was
ON even terms with boyle after allowing
four strokes. Second honors resulted In
tic between four players with various han
6icaps which will necessItate a play-off In
the afternoon most of the field continued
the game I'm a best ball foursome handicap,
I'm which =. y. Powers and T. X. Plunkett
both Of Forest Park Golf club, were VIC
torfous with a 79-S-n
The summary follows:
" I Travis. Garden city (plu. ~, even; W.
q Mcknight. Raltusrol %, ! down; T. H. B Sos
,usroI fiO, ! down. a. II. Howard. Ekwanok
90. / down. " Ross!ter Nassau a.. down;
McCime' '' onwentsia 40. down; a. Mcclure
Onwentsia ~. down; 6. w. Daytoni Inv En-" a. .
G down. X ". Henderson, Mohawk ts), o
down = schmuck siwanoy c. {. d4), DOWN
4 r. bradley chicago i2l' doTn; l." e. K'ehara
u9e "a down. J O. Patterson. Ekwanok 90, .
AowH. + A Martin. Ekwanok plus 2, down
Thomas II. West. - LOUIS %; a. ~ COVE No'
Eighteen best ball foursome handioabm at.
D. TSsr El9E''E E5 S 4sdFa W a. and Nc
x,tgbt 3aitusroL ana +. 4. Martin. Ekwanok'
eng Ts"S"7s. 4. II. Howard and J. A. Furiey.
Rrookline. sl-Il-7a; c. W Dayton: 81 An
dregs. and Frank Presbrey, ApawainIns'
"a r n sherman. Yahnundasis. and X
" Henderson. Mohawk 7o-+-75; \. N. Reed
Ekwanok and 4. J Mcclure: , Ekw van
e Givens Baitusrol. s5-7-7s: W. J. Travis
Garden city and w T. Crockett BToS 3tn11s
7s-plus so; w. l. Richards ~; eenndre"S'
and I O. Patterson, ElSwanok, SI-S-s@
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PEEK WINS ON MOTORCYCLE
Averages AZ Seconds to Mile In
Race at Newark Motordrome.

RAY Peck. the Los Angeles motorcycles
speed merchant, was the star at the open
ing race meet at the new Vailsburs
Stadium Motordrome. in Newark, yester-
day. He won the Glass A professional
race after a close fight with Arthur
Chapple, Of New York. whom he beat IN
four-mile free-for-al, Chapples machine
going wrong. In one heat Peck made an
average OF a mile in forty-two seconds.
The opening was witnessed by about
eight thousand persons. The stands. only
half completed. We're inadequate and most
of the crowd was turned into the inield.
The track is four laps to the mile and Is
banked to an angle OF 60 degrees.
Freddy West. who forsook the bicycle
racing game for the new sport, made
successful debut by capturing the Glass Il
event. Carl Segelback won a match race
in two out of three heats from William
Brown.
The summary follows
Special match race Cbest two out of three
heats. at one, two and three miles, between
Carl Segebach and William NJ. Brown, both on
Indiansl--First heat won by Brown. Time,
o:54s5 Second heat won by segebach. Time,
80 As. Third heat won by sesebach. Time
2:44. -
Three mile scratch race. flying starr, Class IL.
professional run in three heats)-First heat won
by Albert carlson Providence. Indian; Freddy
West san Francisco, indian, second; Johnny
Kong Newark Indian. third, Time. 2:3I 10;
second heat won by West, with King second ana
Carlson third. Ttme. 1888 -. Third heat wen
by West King second and Carlson third. Time
2:2s 40 -
Two-mile scratch race flying start, Class A
professional run In three heatsl-First heat won
H. nav Pech Los Angeles. Excelsior; Arthur
chaupie Now York. indian, second: IAwrercs
FiIcIenstein Denver. 7 Indian. third. Tine
second and Flickenstein third. Tire. J 10 10
Final heat won by Peck Chappie second ana
Plickenstein third. Time, l:2s.
cns mile exhibition on 10-boTsspover Mime
apoiis by James De Palma, OF Newark-Iime'
] 90 2-5. La mr..
NV Rsv peck Los Angeles. Excelsior; Fred
West san Francisco, indian, second Join
ensssin Denver Indian fourth Arthrr 1rI1p5
ris. New YORK, Z indian. nfth. Time, a'0S 3-e>d
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GARDEN BOUTS FOR MONDAY
Young Jack" O'Brien Preparing
for Go with Young" Brown.

..youngo Jack OBrien, who boxes
.'young" Brown, the East Side lightweight
In the Garden on Monday night at 100
mounds. is preparing for the bout in PhiIa-
delphia. His brother, philadelphia Jack
O'Brlen, in making this match says he mas
not moderated Brown. He insists that the
East slider. who recently whipped JACK
Goodman and also drew with Matt WeHs'
70 made TO order for young Jack" VINO
In "Old Jacks" opinion Is the coming Ilght-
y,aiqbt CHAMPION There is no doubt that
O'Rrien is a clever boxer. but II liz also true
that Brown is a remarkable fighter. bo'h
bovs are eighteen years old and have come
INTO prominence this year. O'Briens VIC
tory over knockout" Brown and his gooa
showing with Wolgast prove that he IS
coming boxer.
Fred storbeck, the South African heavy
weight. who will meet Jim Stewart also in
the Garden on Monday night, has been
provided with training quarters by Tom
O'Rourke over I'm Jersey city. FARMER
linn smith has been engaged as sparrihs
mariner. Jem Maloney. manager OF Bonn
harder Wells, said yesterday;
"storbeck will beat Stewart. He Is quick
or and can hit harder He's pretty clever
boxer and very game. II will be great
contest" 49,.
stewart Is working al the National Atm
,o,ic club. in Brooklyn. He is leaving noth-
,no uhdone II he whips Storbeck ne VIII
cot a match with the winner OF the Weiis-
uo,nedy bout or with Luther McCarty'
Ihe same goes for Storbeck.
Az for the Johnny Marto-"Kid' Burns
ho,n also arranged for Monday Night
nav DO said that the West side boxing
,.fans'' are all smoked up" as these iisnt-
n,eiebts are bitter enemies and each mas
r.ttouytpO
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ach taps, scarcely trying ~ protect his
body from Flynn's attacks. The latter
aroused q great cheer when he rushel
Johnson TO the ropes and planted solid
Flynn's face covered with blood.
Round 5-Johnson turned his head TO the
spectators and hardly noticed ms Whito
rival as the fifth round opened. Flynn
banged away at the stomach but thls
time Johnson covered up ana ShOt iOur
lefts 10 the face in quick succession, vary
ing it with Il let uppercut to the Jaw.
Flynn, a close range sent mar dozen
punches to the stomach, but Johnson ohlE
smiled and again made no apparent az
tempt TO protect his intersection Johnson
aroused the crowd to merriment by releaS-
ing Flynns hold and clapring his own
gloves together, like happy schOolgTi;
Il can't fight while he's holding me
shouted Flynn, protesting 20 the reieres'
The round ended then, with johnson hoId-
ing running conversation with MS VIE
Round 6@Flynn butted with his head
three times. and complained that Johnson
made il justitiable by holding Elm r lynn
warned, but used TINS nethou e 10 IN
loophole. Johnson da2ed the nrsinan
with his speed, landing left ana right 70
the jaw. Hes holding me- AGAIN wa
Flynn's cry, on which Johnson, maddeutu,
landed a volley Of straight left ana IIsnt
punches on the face and then eaSed Up
apparently with view tc pr9iohslhs Ihe
Round johnson landol fully a dozen
raDiG-fTe right and lefts % the fireman
lace in the seventh round. and at the
vSitb etsn5 F+1vnn's butting tactics. Wait A
minute cried johnson to eDd gpeff1a vnn M bleG
n~f,,ssI,, from the nose as Johnson peat
tattoo with left and right to '4 35e S Sham
pion, the negro's defence proving lhp'es-
nable. ..,aa 10 brtt and
was thrice warned This round IoQhSd &c
did its predecessors. Flynn was he. .p5,b
in the champions hands and Tor t.5 te mn
time in this round was warned ~ me AZ
cree. he adding lone more ana III us
qualify you" -, A., e-eroan nj
o,II's length in an attempt to guard him
SELF against the constant 5natiEf Foot n'{ the
~ sIrd landed with the top Of his heaI
against j9R9son; NV the T Tsfers Ss't seemed
poI!Te' - tie contest on n foul, jumped
i 115" the he ring and brought the battle TO an
end. Smith thereupon gave the decISi ora,, "a
Johnson, who was chttIeu ii" wv
rerdcd its way out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
GOLFERS OvERRUN LINKS
Small Army in Qualifying Rounds
on Deal Clubs Course.

A small sized army turned out TO take
part in the programme of the Deal Golf
and Country Club yesterday, qualifying
rounds being played for three cups, be-
sides ball sweepstakes and a handicap at
So holes, selected scores to count. In
the latter W. w. Peabody, jr.. was the
Class \ leader. with 7S-11-67, while
there was a tie for the second division be-
tween John J. Cone, with SS-23-65. and
c. H. Milliken, with 7S-l3-65. Cone was
also the winner Of the first division prize
in the sweepstakes, with card of $50
81 while in the second set George D.
Smith, with 91-20-71, topped the list
Conditions in the qualifying rounds for
the presidents. vice-president's and club
cups provided for SO holes, selected IS TO
count.
Those who qualified in each competition
follow.