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New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
RECORDED LEASES.
OWith name and address OF leassee. }
JANTrARY Il


AVE \, 20s: Nettie Salzman 20 Demarco CAS-
per; yrs from May !, 1911; $l4l0. address. 20S
Ave 4.
AVE r. 133 stoop floor and basement. Rcle
Everson 10 Simon II Ehrlich: yrs from Aug /,
1911. $3.50. address. 1913 Ava ID.
BOWERY. 374. all; william n Blain and ano,
eHrs TO Morris Simon; yrs mos from Dec !.
1911: 81 900; address. 374 Bowery.
GRAND ST. ?024. all: Max Fertig 70 Louis
lehman and anO; yrs from May /, 1912 81. 100.
address. 1921 Grand 81.
FREMONT AVE. < g. 3nO n NJ Marm!on
ave. 25X200. the Bcnfra Realty Holding Co 10
Charles a Goldrcyer. yrs from Feb I. 1912,
81 500: address 0i7 East l56th ST.
30 AVE. 24oI. store and rooms first floor:
Farmers Loan and Trust co 20 Harry Golding
3 Srs from Sept ]. 1911 $720: address. Wes,
12Oth st.
7TH AVE, 263 25th st, III West. store and
cellar: Emma T. Horn and ano 10 James McCanH
yr mos from May I, 1912. 81. 800, address. III
West 25th st.
18TH ST, i42 West, store and basement: John
McCann to Dedrich Dode: 10 yrs from Feb /.
1912, 81 900. address, lOs Bay 2Sth 1T, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

BOSTON ROAD-Portcr & Co. have sold for
r. J. Moorehead the Ave story apartment house.
with store. at the northeast corner OF Boston
Road and i64th street a lot 27XllS feet
BASsFORD AVENUE-CIement II Smith has
sold for John Drakard No. 224~ Bai ford avenue
near 1924 street four story dOuDle fathouse
Oh a lot 35N73 feet. to Mrs II. Hoteling.
10TH STREET-John \. Stenmetz sold fnr
William II. Mitchell tho northwest corner of
l7Gth and Bronx streets a two family house, on
a plot 5iSG3 feet.
PARK AVENUE Marvin y Stoker has sold
FOR the Concourse Ruilding Company 70 the Tax
payers Realty Company. represented hy Jacob
Freeman. attorney. tho plot. jeXJo feet. a. tho
northeast corner Of Park avenue aud i7lst street.
Tho property viii be improved with hve story
business building
SOUTH STREET Herbert 4. Sherman has
scld for Henry ". Hayden as executor, tho fye
story mercantile building No 80 South street
Oh a LOT u 4XS6 G feet
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
ART FIRM TO BUILD BIG STRUCTURE
Site To Be Erected 57h Street on Property Sold Recently Near
Fifth Avenue Homes of Huntington and Vanderbilt
NEW OWNER FOR MERCANTILE BUILDING IN SOUTH ST

now at No "a Broad street. and It's re-
moval marks new class OF business In
the vicinity of the Municipal Building and
proposed courts.
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased offices in the No. 80 Maiden Lane
Building for the Fire Companies Building
Corporation to II. l.. Cheyney. J. Gardner
Stevenson, William D. Williams and
Franklin @. Colby; also space in the
Frankie Building TO Bernard Novek and to
samodovitz & Zimmerman, and suite Of
four offices in Nos 81 and 80 Liberty street
TO Charles e. Manierre
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
WON'T INplcT S.. G. TAeET.

The grand jury has refused to indict sa-
lin @. Tabet. president Of the Tabet Tours
Company, who was arrested a week ago.
charged with carrying a revolver.
He was arrested outside the Hotel Man
haitian by Lieutenant Becker and Detective
White, and was subsequently held by a
magistrate in 5000 bail for the grant
jury's action Mr.. Tabet said at the time
Of his arrest that the revolver was
planted" IN his pocket
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
JOHN GAINS TRIAL BEGINS.

John Cain, the young negro who stabbed
three men to death and wounded seven
others near Columbus avenue and l0ith
street on the night Of May Il, went on trial
for his life before Judge Foster in Gen.
eral Sessions yesterday. Cain, who has
been pronounced legally sane, looked with
indifference upon the selection OF jury
Frank Moss. Assistant District Attorney.
will prosecute. Terence j. McManus ap-
pears for the defence
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
ALTER ERATIONS.

BROADWAY. 6761 . sty and attic frame
dwg 22N3O: John Ryrnes. 456 West lj0th st.
owner. Moore & Iansiedel, 12Sth st and 30 ave,
architects: cost. $500
MORRIS PARK AVE $50. sty frame store
and dwg 81 2x52 >: Caroline Sohlcycr on prem
iges owner Henry Nordheim 1887 fremont ave,
architect. cost $500
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Chanue in General Service Corps
LEGISLATION,
rFrorn The Tribune Bureau'J
washington, January

rrrpLs ABANDON PROJECT.-hn'-
n,oves OF the auartermaster ana suosiSVeH0o
danertrnents Of the army In New forn W."
- m have appeared before the HOUSE
HfO,,erv Committee yesterday 10 P'o''''
.,airst the establishment OF genera 60
,,,co corps. as provided by the reorsaii'|'-
,ior b,lI now before Congress, nave aDai''
doned their project, because the commune
80, os-r.ed 10 eliminate from the proposeu
,.,.iatiop tho feature to which they op-
i.o,ad Tmployes connected with thoSe
i.,orobes IN q clerical capacity are Opposed
., hoing transferred 10 the enlisted force
oF the army which would be necessary
under the terms of tho bill. which creates
rho new CORDS and aCcomplishes reuucuo"
,p expense by replacing civilian clerks Win
enlisted men. Many of these clerks ola III
the service. stand a poor chance OF OBTAIN
ine, ernployment elsewhere, either IN civil
ufe or under the government 1t Is pro-
rosed in those instances to retain them as
clerks. with their present chances OF pro-
motion. since they are too old 10 be enhstSu
and II would be unfair TO dismiss them.
The clerks employed at the Army Bulld-
ing in Whitehall street. New York. and at
other places, who were TO be represented
beforo the committee, learned that the COM
ujttee will make certain amendments 10
the bill before 1t is reported to the House
from committee. and It is understood that
these amendments will be acceptable TO
those most directly concerned. IT is pro
posed TO exempt most Of the clerks ana
confne enlistments in the general service
CORDS TO teamsters. artisans laborers ETC.
who are now civilian employees or who are
soldiers detailed for the purpose and taken
from their regular military duties
This change I'm the pending legislation
will accomplish something in the direction
OF the desired reduction of expense and at
the same time furnish the army with a
general service corps, such as has been
recommended by various War Department
administrations. There Will be about 40"
enlisted men in the new corps instead OF
1000. the 1900 who are not enlisted being
clerks.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
ORDERS IssUED.-The following order
have been issued:

f ORDERS ISSUED.-rhe following orders
have been issued:
Major LAWRENCE 5. MILLER. coast ar'ilery. ne r.
detailed in pay department, vice Major
NORRIS X BARROLI., Iaymasier -.
Major PAUL, +. STRAUB. medical corps, 10
Army Medical Museum Building, Nashlhs
ton, for examination for promotion; 10
Colonel SAMUEL T. ALLEN coast STtll.Sra IS Ie
tailed coast defence officer, Philippine Di-
vision. vice Colonel CHARLES G. WOOD
WARD, coast artillery >.
artillery. placed on list detached 0ihceTS
and name OF Colonel CHAfLES G. .-C1,, WOOD
WARD coast @rlf5Y re reS'eRH RH1B0RNE IsGyt1R;
General stafD. coast artillery. PLACED on lst
detached officers and name et ~ Sap6a poa
artillery. removed theretrom , -,
First Lieutenant GEORGE S. WALLACE, medi-
cal reserve corps, from Fort sam houston W
Fort Clark. February 20. ,,p
First Lieutenant ROWLAND 4. ElLdS, l4lh
rival i4th Cavalry in United States; thence
first Tjeutenant JULIAN L. DODGE, 9Th In
fantry, aide-de-camp. detailed recorder army
retiring hoard San Francisco vice Captain
ROBERT D. GOODWIN, acting Judge ad-
Eolowing second lieutenants. Porto Rico, resi-
ment Of infantry, recently appolnted, as
ssned sa 70 FsST%apT o0IpiFs 8 y sBRAFIN MANuEL
MONTT7SINOs and PEDRO ANGEL HER
NANDINEZ. ,, Mod
ROW, Porto Rico regiment OF infantry' o0.S one
month: Captain CHARLES G. ALLEN SUN
Infantry one month and fifteen Gays
NAVY.
1,s,tenant l. H. LACY. detached rine range.
SGusntanamo; aid, second division Atlantic
feet. ..,- - -. .--d r1t,iIa-
Gunner G. d. Silbl(SON' 10 navy '"-0
delpha.
MOVEMENTS OF wARSHlPS-The FOL
lowing movements Of vessels nave oeeh Ie
ported to the Navy Department
ARRIVED.
Ian 15-The Paducah at santa Cruz oeI ou'
the New Orleans at honolulu 49,.
Ian 16-The Vicksburg at San Jose De .Iuate
,1ala. the Hannibal at Hampton Roads' TN
Sihsnv ~ The Abarenda at Shanghai.
SAILED.
,K ,ho A,banv from yVuhu for Shanghai.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

HOUSTON ST W cor Wooster st. 5yas
Edgar Sdman loans Fluri Construction CO..
$40 600
MINFORD PLACE. " =. 1870 n ot Boston
Road 81. .Gx1OO: Minford Place, W :, 4.l n
Of Boston Road 376SlOO: Terrain Realty Co
loans Stability Realty Co: $50. 900. -.F
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18

jOX75: Elizabeth X Dooling aEt Dora Iaoot,
IT al foreclosure Of mtg); attorneys. Knox Z
Dooling.
141ST ST. Jj2 and J54 West: Minnie Rubs,
stein agt John r Schreyer (specinc perform.
ance): attorney. II Bergman.
WEST ST. s cor Horatio St 100 Txias.
irrog: Broadway Savings Institution of fhs
CITY Of New York agt Joseph ID Caughey ., Al
foreclosure Of mtgD: attorney. r Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18

G55 $50 and $40 on land map OF city Of New
york: New York Trust 90 aEt Metropolitan
street Railway 90 ct al foreclosure Of mtg ;
attorneys. Merrill e. Rogers.
MOTT ST. 22s: Frank W Bruins agt sam
Sobel ct al foreclosure OF mtg attorney. C B
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
AMERICAN HORSE
 DERBY FAVO7rTE

LONDON. June 4.-The Derby. the most famous and highest prhed Of the so-called classic" events Of the Eng fish turf, will be decided tomorrow afternoon over the turf course at Ep- som Downs, which has been the scene of the famous event since it was first inaugurated in 17SD. The race this year will be of particular interest to Amer jeans in view of the fact that N. B. Duryca's colt Sweeper H., bred in the United States, is one of the strong favorilcs in the betting.
 The first American to win the Der by was the late Pierre Lorillard, in 1881 with the only American bred horse that ever achieved the triumph, Iroquois, by Lcamington-Maggie B. B. Since Ircguois, Derby winners have carried the colors of two Americans, William C. Whitney having sent to the post winner ValodyvoskL an English horse, leased for his racing qualities from Lady MeuX, in 1901, while in 1907 Richard Croker won the blue riband of the turf with Orby, horse bred and owned by himself on his Irish estate. by the great Eng l fish sire Orme, from the American 1 marc Ilhoda D., by Hanoyer-Margerine.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
FIRST APPLICATION
 DARKENS THE HAIR A Simple Remedy Gives Col or, Strength and Beauty
 to the Hair

You don't have to have gray hair or faded hair if you don't want to Why l. ok old or unattractive? If your hair is gray or faded, you can change It easily quickly and effec- lively by using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Apply a lit tie tonight, and in the morning you will he lgreeably surprised al the results from a single application. The gray hairs will De less conspicuous. and after a few more applications will be restored to natural color.
 Wy2'h'e Sage and Sulphur also quickly removes dandruff, leaves the scalp clean and healthy, and pro- notes trc growth Of the hair. IL is a clean wholesome dressing which n'ay be used at any time with per feet safety.
 Get a fifty cent bottle from your druggist today, and see how quick iy it will restore the touthful color and beauty of your hair and forever end the nasty dandrut, hot, itchy scalp and falling hair All druggists sell 1t under guarantee that the money will be refunded if you are not satisfied after fair trial s2.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
ENTIRELY BALD
Her Hair Commenced to Grow After Two Weeks Use of NewbrO's
 Ilerpicide

Fever caused me to be entirely bald | had given uD all hope Of again having hair when | was advised to use HcrpiciGe After two weeks my hair commenced to grow. I now have the most beautiful head of hair anyone ever saw. Praise to Newbro' s Herpicide."
 Thus writes Mrs Howard Bailey, Of Bellevue, Mich. We can point to thousands of instances where the proper use Of Herpicide has been fol- lowed by a remarkable growth of hair
 Newhro's Herpicide is the original remedy which kills the dandruff germ and stops falling hair. zr
 Newbro's Herpicide in soc and slOO sizes is sold by all dealers. who guar antce it to do all that is claimed. If you arc not satisfied your money will be refunded.
 Send l0c in postage for sample and booklet to The Herpicide Co, Dept. R., Detroit. Mich.
 Applications may be obtained at the best barGers and hair dressers. 79
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
CALL K|LbANE
 BAD KNOCKER
Interview of Little Fellow on His Opinion of Fight Between Big Uns Is
 Not Pleasing
YOUTH IS BLA ME D

EAST LAS VEGAS, x. Nj. June A. Johnny Kilbane. the featherweight champion is to be censured for knock ing the game that he is deriving a living from. Never did the world, par ticulariy the sporting world low a knocker. T tane z, , .tiy w.1u a Ealf page story for a Columbus. O., paper. giving his opinion of the Flynn Johnson match in East Las Vegas. N Nj, July i. He picks Lil Artha to win Fair enough as the big brunette is the champion, as well as the hot fayorite
 However, Kilbane scarcely did his popularity with the sporting frater. nity any good by adding to h.s John son pick providing the fight isn't a frame-u D."
 The Kilbans-A.teu match had some disgusting IeIrnrCs. IT" fiSh, crow q kept stiil K:lbane is young yet and is juggl'os with his popularity. both with the public and the light crowd gener- ally by Limiting that the biz fellows are not on the square.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
The Proud Parents.

We have discovered why the par. ents of the Smart Child are inclined to be unduly proud of its achieve ments. It is clear enough that they feel that their superior mentality Is reflected in the cbild's accomplish ments. And as all children are smart children we have a reason why all par ents are proud parents and why they prefer their own miserable progeny to those of other people.
 These things ought to be excused in doting mother, but we have known a proud father to break up the social session after the lodge meet Journal
 xE-lsrERz
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
DOUGLA s NE WS
POSTMASTER CALDWELL
 REAPPOINTED

Postmaster F. E. Caldwell $ aIsC cess these days in Douglas. On Sat urday he was re-appointed as post master in this city for another four year term and he received notice of this appointment yesterday morn. ing from d friend in Washington.
 This is the thIrd appointment of Mir Caldwell to this position, his first appointment dating from August l, 1903, which was what is known as a recess appointment. He has now served nine years and the addi- tional term of four years will length en his time Of service in the post office 10 thirteen years.
 When MT Caldwell was appointed postmaster the office was in one of the small buildings first erected on Tenth street several doors north of it's present location. Then the of flee was moved to the corner of c avenue and Ninth street into a new ! building erected for its accommoda | ton, where it remained until three years ago, when 1t was moved tC | the building it now occupies. Be | fore the four years for which MT
 Caldwell was appointed on Saturday
 shall have expired tue. postoffice will be removed to the new govern ment building at the corner of TentL street and F avenue, where the gov ernment has secured a location
 where the Copper Queen library nov stands.
 l Since Mr. Caldwell has been il
 charge Of the Douglas office tht
 business has been transacted to th'
 satisfaction of the public and patrons
 have always been cautiously treated
 and their business promptly attend
 ed Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
TERESAS WIN THE
 VOLLEY BALL CUP

The Teresas won the ' N. C. A. yOllcy ball tournament and the names Of the players of that team will be engravgo on the yolley ball trophy, beautiful silver loving cup, which will remain in possession Of the Y. N C. \.
 The Orioles defeated the Tigers last night in two games by the scores of 21 to 3 and 2l 10 l5 respectively. The Tcresas and stars played the scheduled two games each team winnin" one game and in the play-off the TCresas won. This made a tie between the Teresas and the Orioles and the play-ofI resulted in q victory for the Teres9s, by the score of q to 16.
 rho first tournament Of the series of three was won by the Stars and the second and third by the Teresas. Tho pawes of the players Of the vic torious team are as follows; Byron Thomas, lack Ryan, Lewis Gamble Sin Chase. Sam Benton.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
Personal Mention

Miss Georgia Kohlstat is reported as ill at her home on o. K. trail.
 Frank Walker, an employe Of the Phelps Dodge store, was taken to his home in Bakersville from the Copper Queen hospital yesterday. He has been under treatment in the hospital for several weeks.
 Mrs. Julia Cunningham left yester. day afternoon for Los Angeles and the beaches
 J. W. Kennedy, an accountant at the Southwestern freight office, left yesterday afternoon for his former home in east Texas, where he will spend two weeks.
 Mrs. M R. Bright left yesterday afternoon for Chicago and Ironwood. Mich. her former home. where she will spend several months.
 M.. D. Cassidy returned yesterday afternoon from Tucson. where he attended the republican, contention. Capt J. C. Greenway and J. w Kin ney returned Monday evening
 Miss Lula Rafoth left yesterday for Flagstaff to spend her vocation. She is a teacher in the schools of the district
 Attorney John $. Williams is at Phoenix on business
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
MICHIGAN ELKs AT SAGINAW

SAGINAW. Mich. June i.-Purple and white bunting euyelOps this city and EIks heads and clocks pointing their hands 70 the mystic hour oi eleven are in almost every available niche in honor of visiting members of the Benevolent and Protective Or der of Elks who are coming to town by tho hundreds from every section of Michigan for their eighth annual state convention. While the conven- ton proper does not assemble untll tomorrow. the reunion already mas begun. Among the delegations ar rived are those from Detroit Cadii- lac. Grand Rapids. Traverse City, Kalamazoo. Port Huron. Lansing, Jackson, Muskegon, Pontiac and Cold waterf tx ftt i-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
OFFICERS or ST LOUIS GLUE

ST. LOU $, June l.-J. C. Jones, st. Louis lawyer, today was elected president of the St. Louis National League baseball club. Mrs. Helen R. BrittoTt owner of the club, and heir ess or the late Stanley Robson, was elected vice-pTesident Manager ROs- CT Bresnahan is to have full control of the team, both on and of the field.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
We0s KNIGHTS DAUGHTER.

LONDON, June 4.-Society gath. cred iu full force today at St. Gepree's Hanover square, for the wedding of Miss Vera Elliott, daugh- ter of Sir Arthur and Lady Elliott. and Edward Boies Cowles, a son of the late David $. Cowles Of Rye, N '. The ceremony at the church was followed by a wedding breakfast and reception al the home of the brides parents in Portman Square.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
MISSOURI SHOOTING TOURNEY

MEXICO, Mo. June 4-The annual meeting and tournament of the Mis-
 Souri Trap Shooters association opened here today with several hun dred delegates in attendance is eX. pected on "Wednesday and Thursday. Some excellent scores were made iu the preliminaries today.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
Win EeIect Officers

At the meeting of the board Of df rectors of the Warren District Com
 mercial club tonight, two directors will be selected to fill the vacancies occasioned by the resignations of H.. D. McVay and Parker l.. Woodman. As the former is president and the latter is vice president of the club, it will also be necessary to elect two new officers. The club feels it is iOos- ing two of the most efficient members of the board, and the board itself feels the loss Of two able colleagues
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
COTTON SEED CRUsHERs
 AT ST, LOUIS

ST LOUIS. Mo, June 4.-Delegates from nearly all of the Southern States and representing an aggregate capital of Sl00,0G0,000 were present today at the opening of the annual convention of the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers' association. The con. vention will continue in session until Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
peuaIas Business Good.

W. H. Reno, 8 prominent business man of Douglas, was in the city yes terday. He said that business in the Shelter City was improving all the time. "Business conditions in the Warre2 District are improving, and for that reason we also are eXperi- encing improvement" he said
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
BEATEN
 IM rtRCT POIMn

LONDON, June fired HerreshofI, the American amateur, by a series Oi bad luck today, lost in the first game of the British Amateur Golf champion ship, and was rut out of the race b. Dan Brown, British player who de feated him two up. one to play.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
Brief Local Items
Pictures Oonated

The southern Pacific, through Tray cling Passenger Agent Barnes, has donated to the Warren District Com mercial club two large framed pie lures of Arizona scenery. which will be hung at the club rooms
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
hunhes County JaiIer.

Earnest Hughes, of BIsbee. has been appointed county jailer, in charge of the jail at Tombstone, in stead of the Pisbee branch jail, as was incorrectly stated in yesterday mornings Review MT Hughes has gone to Tombstone to assume charge Iof the county jail
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
Recent Sirths.

Born to Mir, and Mrs J. Fred John son, of Johnson avenue, Johnson Ad- ditiou, a son. Born to MT and Mrs. R. TrCsker. of Bailey Hill, Monday afteraoCn, q son.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
Miner Is InIured

William Meenk, miner employed al the Oliver shaft. sustained slight injuries while at work in the mine yesterday morning and was taken to his home
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05

Each age Of our lives has it's Joys. old people should be happy, and they will be f Chamberlains Tablets are taken 70 strengthen the digestion ana keep the bowels regular. These tab lets are mild and gentle in their ac- ton and especially suitable for peo- ple of middle age and older. For sale by all dealers. io'
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
GAMES TODAY
AM MERICAN LEAGUE

Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. New York at Cleveland. Boston at Detroit.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
Dinner IS Ordered

Last evening the committee which has in charge the dime. to Parker l.. WOOdman reported on the list of guests. and it was found that covers will be laid for at least sixty. Manager Poppen. of the Copper Queen hotel, was so informed, and has ar ranged accordingly for tomorrow night
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo 4. Milwaukee 3. Columbus ,, St. Paul 1. Louisville 0, Minneapolis 16 Indianapolis F, Kansas City f.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburg at Boston.
 Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
COAST LEAGUE

Sacramento at oakland.
 San Francisco at Vernon. Los Angeles at Portland.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
Louls Scott.

Louis Scott of the South Patterson, (N, J) A. c. recently set new rec ord in the 1000 metre flat race. He got over the ground in 15 minutes. 6 2-5 seconds. thereby eclipsing bY five seconds the worlds record held by Jean Bouin of France. Scott will represent the United States at the Olympic games.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05
COAST LEAGUE

At Vernon R II E Vernon .. ... 2 San Francisco ... 1 8
 Stewart and Brown; Henley and Berry.
 At Oakland R II F Oakland ... .. g Sacramento . :
 Malarkey and Mitze; Williams, By ram and Cheek.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-05

Miss Georgia Kohlstat is reported as ill at her home on o. K. trail.