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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
by JOHN II. HOOPER. J,,.

Forfeited games seemed to bc tho
feature of the day yesterday. Forfeit
Ing ball games causes tho public to
lose confidence in amateur sports
This is somothing that must be stop
ped. and II is up to President Eaton
of the Capital city League. to put d
stop TO such practice by placing tho
heaviest hnes possible on the often
ders.
Amateur baseball in this city is
now going In n good way to win the
baseball-loving public Of tho town. and
the only way TO keep the good viii
of the public IS to give them good
and clean sports. good baseball that
they VIII enjoy. playing 10 win at All
stages Of the race.
The game should be played for all
IL is worth ana no Sinking should he
tolerated. The American or National
o. any other league would amount to
nothing H. after the race is practical
~ decided n team should refuse TO
show up AT tho required time 10 play
its regular scheduled games. II is far
more essential that the amateurs play
al scheduled games This is not mere
IS talk tho lire % tho organization
dopends upon cacn player doing his
part IN Rooping up tho Interest In
amateur baseball in this city
! wonder how many hoys have look
cd the amateur baseball Hitnation
squa.ely in tho face and stopped to
consider what organization Is doing
for thcm. Take , glance OYER tho
list ~ tho men VINO are az the back
OF this movement and YOU will readily
realize tina, these men 10 not mean
this thing ar 81 JOKE they mean 10
have an organization that rs ny to
mar in every particular and Will not
stand for anything that Is not within
their ideas OF good government and
clean amateur sport
VIC arc right on tho ovc Of an epoch
mailing event so FAR na amateur base
bar Is concerned ia tins city, the post
season series .vhich IS an entirely new
feature IN amateur baseball iu Rich-
mona and should bring enthusiasm up
to tine highest pitch.
THIS series viii decide which team
viii bo participants in the inierci'y
series which hy ihe way IS creating
quite stir IN Tachmond ana wash
invinn This series promises TO be
.,cn more interesting than u was last
wear from ;he fact thnt there viii be
only two cities represented In INC fe-
rics. hoih oil which arc nlayius under
practically tho same rules not Doe case
with the Baltimore agsrogition lhst
year.
plans for the inioroi,y series are
being made. and when TIE time comes
for the games 20 De- played everything
VIII Joe in .eadinefs and tho fans w!il
SEQ rs good ard clean baseball games
a. have over been played ia this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

With Gentry pitching i'm isis usual
stN lc. Burk * Co. snowe ed the Cherry
Nfnhsh hcys unher al Spf ng HNl Sat-
Nrday afternoon. 10 10 q Lester re-
Iced Bohhl,t IN fourth. ana did we'll
Burchs home run was the longest hit
eyer made at spring Hill. Mycr also
hit for the circuit
Score By Innings. r II t.
Burk & CO. ll2ol05O0 '--ie IS 3
g. Smash . % OIL OF 70 3 O. = IL o
summary Three base hits-Jen-
ninss Home runh-Burch and Myer.
TWO base hlta-Llycsay. Ricketts,.
browning stolen bases Ricketts,.
Burch. " nGo. Niger. Llvcsay. Double
plays Ricketts, 10 Lee, Jennings unas-
sisted. Struck oui--By Gentry. II. by
Eobbitt. by Lester. z. Base on balls
. Lester, . Hit by pitchcr-Burch and
Mvar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
rrimmcrs win second cnme.

Tho Trimmers defeated the tulton
Baptists in . very one-sided game by
the score OF Is TO :. The feature
OF the game was the pitching OF Clark.
for the Trimmers Binford, the second
baseman for the Trimmers. made 4
beautiful one-hand catch In the fifth
inning. with two men ready TO score,
retiring the side.
The score by innings: r. II T.
Trimmers ....2So lis u 3
Baptists oIOe0 4-7 s
Batteries. For the Baptists. Walton.
Britton, Rice and Brockwen: FOR the
Trimmcrs. Clark and England
summary: TWO base Williams.
c Clark. ". Clark. Lowe. Rice Struck
out--by Clark, ~: by Walton 4. Bases
on balis-off Walton. 8: OF Clark. >
limo of game. 20. Empires Whitlow
and Jackson. Attendance 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

The Husticrs. In their last appear
ancc OF the season at Harvey Park.
met and defeated the Ramblers IN a
very interesting game or ball by the
score OF to 3 The Hustiers had a
crippled team in tho acld and could
rot put up the same that they are
capable Of playing The Hustlcrs
starte- scoring In tho nrst inning.
Nichols walked and scored on Amos :
wo-sackor Amos scored on n wild
pitch The features OF the game We're
the batting and haT running OF Amos
and the two fast double plays pulled
OFF BY the Hustlers Bunting's pitch
ing featured for the Ramblers
The score by innings: r. II r.
Hustlcrs o OIL o. 6 q
Hamblcrs ...O0) 036oO o-s : 3
summary; Two base hts-Wade.
amos Three base hit-Amos. Sacri-
ice hits-iiaskins (2l Stolen bases
Ramhlers o. Hustlcrs. : Double plays
-HaslSins to rinslcv to Nichols: Has
kins 10 Nichols to King Struck out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
MISCELLANE OUS
Indians Win.

The Indians defeated tho St An
drew's Colts yesterday in very in
teiestinS game Of eleven innings by
the score OF TO ? Tho features OF
the game were tho beautiful catches OF
O. eefe and Kennedy in the feld. and
also the playing Of Collier and Nissley.
or the Colts. Both teams put mp a
good game until Wood blew UP In
the eleventh.
Score by innings: RI f.
Colts ........Oo0oOO OO2OO-2 ;
Indians OooO0oo1o4-s 10 2
Batteries: Colts-Wo1d ard Ncssley.
Indians-Rliey and Wilson.
summary; Two base hits--Riley.
Frances. Struck out-Sy Wood, !; by
Riley. 3 Base on hnlis-Off Wood.
.: OFF Riley. !. Sacrifice hits-Gill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

sante Fe. n. NJ. August 3.-Declar-
ing he was head OF the militia and
thero must he no more prize lighting
IN New Mexico, and that boxing con-
tests would be stopped at the end o.
ten rounds hereafter. Governor Mcpon-
eld to-day closed tho door to all bat
ties in tho future in this State. He
said that If the people wanted prize
hEhting. the next Legislature. which
meets IN January, could pass fight
bill by two-thirls vote which was
an intimaion that he would use hia
veto.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
nnpti,ts MIN tirst CaIne.

The -..ton lsL.l4sts u-4r4,ed the
TF.mmeTs yestesu". Ia tne -Ast game
by the score OF To 3
che score by Innings. X = L.
Bapusts .....4 2oll-y :
Irimmcfs ....JVl U-5 o
Batteries. Foe the Baptists. Walton
anu BiOvkw-I. TOR the 4rimmevs,
Clark. Binlora and England.
summary. Two base nlts-Brockwell.
CLARK. Williams Bases on Dalls-oH
Nation. .. on Biniord. i struck out
by Walton, { by Bmicrd. . Time u
game. i.i5. Umpire. childrcss. At
tendance. 200
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Especial to Tho rlmes-pispatc

Especial TO The -Dispatch.l
Lynchburg Va. August S.-Under
the order OF State Auditor Moore. in
which he holds that municipal prom.
erty which is Il source OF revenue is
liable for assessment for State taxes.
the city property In Amherst on tho
Pedlar River water supply and tho
Amherst county. has been assessed by
Commissioner OF the Revenue Ware
at S250.o0o. Unless tho order OF Audi
tor Moore Is stopped by tho courts tho
city viii DO compelled to pay taxes on
that assessment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
IIInr,n,s WIN.

Kingan's Reliabies won from the
Sul5 berger boys Yesterday by the score
OF 10 ]. Bannister was back in IND
game after suffering with bad eva.
ana pitched star bail Manager Miller.
Of the :. and s. team, deserves credit
Tor the bunch of youngsters he has
gotten together Captain Sale. OF
Ningan,'s. is hitting good. aud is fast
on the bases
score r. H. T..
Sulzberger .......... .
Batteries: Bannistcr and
Blank. SulzherSef Nelson and Vest
summary Struck out-By Bannistcr.
IS. by Nelson Z. Two-base hits-Snla
90, Howard. Umpire Matticc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Forbes defeated the strong Armour
team in a close game by the score of
; 10 b The features OF tho game for
torpes q CO. were the pitching OF
Phillips and the playing OF Roger Koss
IN centre rcld. for Armour ~ Co. tho
hitting OF East phillips struck out
hiteen and allowed but six hits Fear
VIII he back IN tie game at short Tor
Forbes next Saturday
score by Innings. r.
Forbes & Co. .......0sO OOielO-S
Armour ..........2 O0n.Or I. u "a
batteries For Forbes-Phillips and
Eueank. For Armorr--Russcn ana
WOLF Umpire--Air Edwards. Attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
IIIlIsiders WIN.

Tho lfillsidors won very interest
Ing ne from tho American Clothing
Company at Byid PARK diamond yes
ieEdAy by the Moore OF to J. Bar
foot. tho Hllslders' iwirler. only al
lowed four scattered hits. The catches
q Judge ana Berry were OF a sonsa
t!onal nature. while tho batting OF
trosilck for the American Clothing
Company was OF h!gh-class nature.
Tho Hulsidcrs put UP classy ar
ticle ~ ball I'm tho ueld accepting
every chance that came their way with
tho execution OF one oNcusahle iniscuc
hy tho inneld. which was or no con-
sequence 50 TAR as the score WAS con-
Cerucd
score by innings R.II e.
'Hlilsiders .loo0ooeo 8 /
Amer. Clio. CO 0in6ncp.n 5
summary Two-bnse hits-J. Welsh
90 Berry .Crosiic. koenig. Home
rur--k oeulg Three hnrc nit--F. Black
nuEn. stolen bases simmons Berry
Arrlghi. Double niays-Tsyl0 to
Blackburn struck out--By Dreamer,
30 by Harfcoi :. Time II game
hour 50 minutes. rmpirc-Mr Bender.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
,xnnhnn q 0unric, Win.

The Woodai * Quarles team with
pulien on the mound. defeated the
strong Kahn's Of Richmord By scor"
of 10 - az Athletic Park yesterday
afternoon Pullen held dis opponents
70 six hits. and was never Ia danger
The features for WouGall 4 Cuarles
were the hitting of Sanders Pnllen,
Figner Lyons and Howlc. the catching
OF Powell the base running OF Figner
and liowlc Tho home RIM drive of
Sanders came with ono man on rig
ner's sensational catch I'm left garden
SIS worthy OF mention. pullen worked
81 his old style striking out eleven
mon aud not walking "A batter The
features for the Kahns were the bat
ting Of Doeppo and catching or lamp
ton. Clements started I'm 10 do the
pitching FOR the knhns. hut was
knocked ont NJ tho hox IN the fourth
tnninE. Harrison taking his place. far
ing little better
The score hy innings. K II r.
Woodall & Q % 2aeoo 10 II i
KahnA ........ o o o . o G0J-- =
summary. TWO base hit-Pullcn.
Three base hit--fiowlc Home run
Sanders Sacrifice hits-Boii. wilcox
stolen baees-Howlo te) Vador. Lyons.
FiGner 60. Wilcox. Lowe Clements
Double play-Bcll 10 Roy to Sanders.
Struck out-by Pullen. III. by Glenn
ents . by Harrison. s Bases on balls
by Clements. hy Harrison. g hit
by Pitcher--by Pullen tWncoxl In
nings pitched-by pullon. .. by Glenn
ents. ~: by Harrison ~ Left
on bases-Kahn S Woodall & Quarl-s.
? Umpire Mr. Canepa Attondance'
400 Time OF game. 1870
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
Lnngfnrd ncn.a AIcver.

sydney. y. 5. w. August Sam
Landlord. OF Boston won twenty.
round nght horc tonight from Sam
AicVey. of California. on points. The
contest went the full distance. Neitn-
or scored n Knockout. but at the end
McVey had received the greater pun
ishment. Langfords superiority on
points was so palpa BILE that the ref
cree's decision was loudly cheered.
The betting was five TO two on Lang
ford. Many women were among the
spectators
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Tho Jacobs & Levy team won from
the Impcrials Yesterday In slow and
llstlcss game hy tho score OF 20 g.
The features OF tho sarnc were the
batting Of COSBY and Pace and the
fielding Of Nunnaly. while Patterson.
after being out Of tho game for two
months pitched fine game. striking
out ,ourtccn men. and allowed only
nvc hits FOR tho jacobs T. Levy team.
Gibsons catching and Parsons and
Thcdwick's fielding. with CnmuSsig's
pitching. fer.urcd for tho lmporials
Score ~ innings X. n +
Jacobs & Levy 40l eoOoO.-7 Ne :
Irperials ...oO63o O00-2 g
Batteries. Patterson, Canepa ana Au-
gust. Unmussig and Gibson.
SUMMARY. Two base Pace and
Canepa. stolen bascs-Coshy. rnmus-
sig. Pace. Akcrs (3). Nunnsly. August
struck out--By Patterson. u.s. hy IN
nlussiE. s. by Camera. /. Time hour
10 minutes. Umpire-Mr. ROY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

The Pirates defeated the Tigers By
the score OF % to c. The feature of
the game was the pitching OF Cannon
for the Pirates, who struck out twenty
two men.
Score by innings Ri. e.
Pirates ...ll2l6o .-as 20 .
TIGERS ......llOOO ooa- .
Batteries: Pirates-Cannon and car
ter Tigers-Haynes and Tricks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
LITTLE CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
stnndlnE of CIuhn.
Gnnies Played Inst woo

Little Battle Axe. IS; Little Southern
Sell. - Cten innings).
Little Southern Bell. Z; Little Ash
land / (hrst game).
Little southern Bell. 5. Little Ash
land Second gaIne).
Little Battle Axe. II; Little ash
Land, ?.
Little Battle Axe. c; Little Southern
Bell. ..
fridays game was called before
four ana half innings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Speaking Of Bates, he pulled eff q
pretty play in tho last game when no
got Tenant. who was trying to adj
vance from iirst to third on Maccs hit
in the eighth, and then ran all the way
across the diamond. tagging Mace. who
tried to take advantage of Tenants
out by advancing on second, which was
unoccupicd. II is SUCH plays as that
which make a man valuable to bali
club. In the two games he had ten
chances. some difficult in the extreme.
and no handled all IN great style.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

by Haskins. IA; by Bunting. Il. Bases
on bnlls-off InskIns. !: on Bunting. ?.
Left on bascs-Iustlers. .. Rambiers.
6. Umpire. Mr.. Bake. Time. one hour
and NIFTY minutes. Batteries: Haskina
and Amos: Bunting and Cray.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
RICHMOND GUN CLUB

yesterday at the regular meet OF the
Richmond Gun Club. Gu NJ C." An
derson was high In each event closely
followed by Brown:
The scores were as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville; Louisville. 2; Mime
apolis s.
At Indianapolis indianapolis, 6 MIL
waukee 2.
AT Columbus: Columbus. /; St Paul.
At Toledo: Toledo. s. Kansas CITY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

The Athletics forfeited two games
to the Battle Axe yesterday by not
having enough men on the field 10
play the games
The Ashland team forfeited ono to
the Grays for the same reason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE


W10daII s Qua1loa ". COCA Iola. az
Byrd Park
Barton Heights vs. Tylers AT Barton
Heights.
ieUc rark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

flsrpios VS.. Cubs. at Lee Omitted
States Park.
Pa,hfnders vs. Husuere. at Byrd
Park
Giants We. Ramblers. al Harvey Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Thackor & co. defeated tho strong
Henricos' nine yesterday by the score
OF to {. The features OF the same
were the catching of Carter and tho
pitching of Harris.
Score by innings; II.
Trackcr & co. .....40 oO31OO1-0
Hcnricos .........Ol OOO32 o o.;
Batteries: Thacker & Co.-Rose and
Carter. Hcnricos-harris and Rose
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
standing of the clubs.


Brownies VS.. Thlmmers. at r Z. Lee
Park
Eagles vs.. Baptis,s. at c 6 o. Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
FORFEIT MANY GAMES
In AMATEUR LEAGUES
Condition Has Recently Arisen and Must BE Met
mptly-Post3eason Games Almost Here.
interests Intense Among Cans.

day OH account of tho team not show
Ing up on tn. field
The Horace :. Wrsghts forfeited TO
Ti5cro for tho same reason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

washington and Boston remained
stationary yesterday, so far as their
relative standing Is concerncd while
tho Athletics made up a game and a
hals by defeating Cleveland double
header while tho Nationals and Red
SoX wero losing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

On tho front page of tho Sporting
Section Will be found the picture of
ilvo youngsters-Ric contribu-
lion to the big leagues. Perryman and
Ayers havo already been bought. and
tho other three-straln. Gran and
Mece-are being dickerod for right
now. Any team will DO strengthened
By the addition of any ono OF these
players. They havo the chief require
quisite Tor suecess-youth--and along
with this quality each of the quintet
has native ability.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
UNION LEAGUE
Yrs,crdnx.s Rcsultn.

Baptists. e. Trimmers. 3 (nrst game)
Baptsts Z; Trimmers. IS (second
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Ayers has never showed to better
purpose than no did in the second
game yesterday. No club on earth
could have beaten him. Everything
was working right and hs seemed
III fiddle, though il is understood
lie demurred when Griffin told him it
was his turn 10 do the slabbing 1t ne
was not feeling we'll yesterday. Grif-
I'm should mako it practice TO work
him only when no is feeling badly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
IN THE WAKE OF TEE GAME
BY Gus Malbert.

Never We're prospects, quite so bright
for another pennant here in Coltville.
Just completing n four-Eam victory
over the Shipbuilders. Grfnn and his
men arc Just one game ana a hale be-
hing Petersburg. The Coolers VIII have
Roanoke as contenders during the nrst
part Of the week. and. rating Busch'a
club just as good as it Is. Roanoke
should certainly get one of tho three
games. Richmond Will ho stacking up
against Norfolk during the same per-
ioG and Grlf ought to take two of the
three games.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Coon Coins Forfeit Games
The Coca Colas forfeited double
header TO tho Barton Heights ycster-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
CENTRAL LEAGUE
standing OF the Clubs.


Hustlcrs 4. Kamblers. 3.
cubs Giants. called OF. rain.
Pathnnders. Nharpies, ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

once on tho top rung and It Will take
some tall hustling to dsplace them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
standing of The clubs.
Where They Play Vet sntnrdny.

Battic Axe vs. colioEians. at christ
Church Park
drays vs.. southern Bell. at Byrd
Park.
Athletics vs. Ashland at Richmond
College.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

While Aycrs's performance looked
better than Strains. Charlie did some
good work. Had he lost the game It
would have been tough luck. No pitch
cr need be ashamed OF losing n game
when only two runs AFRO scored But
Griiin had no idea of losing to
Deacon Morrisey. ana the bomDardmont
he received in tho eighth inning will
last him while 1t is understood that
Jack Grim had some pleasant words
to say for Morrisey after the contest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

The Richmond Colceians defeated
the Southern Bell team Yesterday by
only four and a half inninss lowers
was Knocked out of the box in the
fourth inning. and was succeeded by
Cunningham
Tho score by innings: r IL Il.
Collogiaus ......l o. x+9 2
Southern Bell. ......O D 0 % 3
Batteries Bowers. Cunningham and
Iignor. TrevIllian and stout
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Tho Giants yesterday scored Just
three runs, and all throo wcro home
runs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

His pitchers arc working better than
they have been during any time this
season. and with ponnant so near.
the whole club should he hitting even
faster stride. Tho new fellow. Ely.
may get n trial during the Norfolk
games. and II he can show all that he
aid during tho two innings he was on
the mound here. the game will be his.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Why the big leagues have passed III
Bates for Dodge is hard to under
stand. II Bates isn't ripe for the big
top then no player in this league IS y
big fellow. with IL tower of strength
and an arm which would be worth It's
weight in gold TO somc of the big
lcasuers, Bates is going TO make some
body valuable man. lie can field his
position. can judge battcrs. knows the
game and has. heen hitting good ana
plenty His stand ut the plate denotes
the natural hitter, and his healthy
swings mean treble to the opposing
twirler at all stages
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Crouch. Attendanoe-l5o. Umpire
Mr.. Via Time OF Game-l.45.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Returning here Thursday. the Colts
try conclusions once more with tho
Coolers. -Four games arc scheduled.
the series ending with double ar
fair Saturday. Three out of the four
is tho least to expect. Counting these
three as Won. Richmond Will be III
FIRST place. come Saturday evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04

Taking tho shipbuiliera as whole.
thcy look good Why they have not
won more games IS hard to understand.
and can be attributed only to the vaga-
ries of baseball and to that peculiar
luck which IS Inherent In tho game.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-19
COUNCIL. j! MEETS
REGULAR MEETING NIGHT-cITY
MUST BUILD NEW JAIL.

Tonight is the regular meeting
nightof the city council, and the dads
will to.nightyhavei to arrange for the
building or ;obtaining OF a new city
lookup at once, as they have been no
titled by the county court that they
must yaCate the basement of the court
house which they now occupy within
thirty days from the time of notice,
they'having been notified by Sheriff
Amos Of the. courts decision some few
days ago, II
It u.s. thought most likely that a
cheap building will be thrown up and
used as a temporary lookup until
some new building can be built in 4
suitable location.
It Is thought that the temporary
building will be erected on the city's
property on the side Of the new city
building next to the Troy Laundry, and
that he cells now in the basement Of
the court house. with couple OF cells
which the city used In the old lookup,
will be placed therein.