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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

MACON. - Mysterious burglaries
which puzzled the police for month
and which were attributed to pro-
fessional thieves have now been as
signed to Walter and Clarence Min
ton, brothers, and IL years old. -Four
indictments have been returned
against them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Barbecue and Auction Sale.

In connection with its auction sale
Of % lots in the Ansley Park annex
Thursday at o'clock the Edwin p.
Ansley Company will give a big bar
becue Invitations have been sent out
and a large crowd is expected. People
who go can get there by taking the
Piedmont Avenue car and leaving at
the end Of the line.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
E. 4. Hinton,s Buy.

Deeds have gone to record in the
sale May s by w. F. Crusselle to r.
H. Hinton, Of 536 Spring Street, for
$4,000. This property is on the west
side OF the street 125 feet north of
Fourth street. The cash Considera-
ton was 81 500
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

MACON.-Chief Of Police Chapman
has rescinded an order which pro-
hibited peanut vendors from operat-
ing stationary wagon stands on the
street, and the peanut famine Is now
at an end.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Spring Street Residence Bought.

e. J. Hale has sold to A. II. Birn-
baum, through John d. Babbage 262
Spring Street, a cottage on a 50-by-
S0-foot lot for $500. The cottage
rents for $22 a month and is situated
on the west side Of the street between
Alexander and Mills Streets.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
100000 High School for Macon,

MACON.-The contract for the
erection Of a new 500, 900 high school,
to be erected at Forsyth and Orange
Streets, will be awarded tomorrow
afternoon at the meeting of the
Board of Education.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Macon Plans 300 Acre Park,

MACON.-The city OF Macon win
purchase park of 300 acres over
looking the Ocmulgee River, four
miles from the present city limits, If
a sufficient number of citizens vote
for an issuance OF bonds at a special
election.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

NEWS IN BRIEF

SAVANNAH.-Charged with an at
tempt to obtain money on an alleged
fraudulent draft A. l.. Howard. alias
Fl. w. Kishoward, a well-dressed
young man apparently Is years OF
age, who says he is from Chicago, is
under arrest here.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Addition for HotaI-

VALDOSTA.--A contract has been
let to r. A Whithurst for 4e-room
addition to the Valdes Hotel in this
city, and it is understood that the
work of construction will begin as
soon as the buildings now occupying
the site can be removed,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
COWBOYS in AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA.-The Overland West
erners. the four cowboys who recent
ly rode up the steps of the State Cap
itol in Atlanta to see Governor Brown,
arrived in Augusta to-day. They are
en- route to Columbia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Joins BottenfieId AGENCY.

The city sales department of houses
and odd lots of the L 2. Bottenfield
Real Estate Agency will hereafter be
in charge Of f. +. CuIpepper, we'll
known contractor who has formed a
connection with the firm. Mr.. Cul-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

MACON-The new Bib County
jail was formally accepted by the
county to-day, and the prisoners, 80
in number, were transferred The
old jail viii be remodeIed and used as
an annex.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Probina Macon Maaistratea.

MACON.-The Bib County Grand
Jury is probing the records of jus
tees Of the peace with Offices in the
city. Judge J. H. Brown has been in
dicted for compromising a prosecu-
ton. A no bill was returned in the
instance Of Judge E. D. Ellis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

For a CONSIDERATION not named the
Martin Ozburn Realty Company has
solid for DR.. T. c. Hodge to Charles
A. Smith. 765 West Peachtree Street.
a two story, room house on a
lot 40 by 200 feet.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
Peaehtree Road conveyanee.

W. D. owens has bought a 150-by-
375-foot lot on PeaChtree Road, 400
feet south of Cuba Avenue, from NJ
l.. Hirsch, Of Baltimore, for $4,000
The deal was consunmated June 10,
when a warranty deed was given.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
CHARGED With White sIavsrv.

VALDOSTA.-G. E. Montgomery,
who formerly spent some time in this
city and who was arrested yesterday
in Ptlatka, Fla, will be given a com
mitment hearing here Thursday on a
charge of white slavery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
peeatur street Sale.

A. S. Sloan has bought from the
Claude +. Sims Company a 6S-by-
212-foot lot at the northeast corner
Of Decatur and Yonge Streets for
$3.50. There is a s4,237 incumbrance
on the property
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
PROPERTY TRANsEERs.

Si75-R. z. House 10 W. c. Harper,
lot ogXl57 feet, west side Helena Ave
nue. Ss5 feet north Of Greensferry Ave
| nue.. March 2S, 1913
S6.90O-Mrs. Antolrette b. Duncan to
Charles LOridans, As acres in south
east corner Of land lot Go, nth district.
s550--West End Park Company to r.
X. Wood, lot 5OX200 feet. east side Of
East Ontario Avenue, 615 feet south OF
Gordon Street July rs. 1910
y. 5VOuAlbert Boylston to r. Ungar,
lot J9xlOO feet, southwest corner Crew
street and Woodward Avenue. June II.
S55O-John Starr to Noel J. Rice. lot
2UNloO feet, at west line of Gary prop
erty LOAF feet south Of southeast cor
ner Of Grand Avenue and Mayson and
Turner's Ferry Road. March IS 1910.
IS, 50O-A. L. Jennings to T.. G. Jones,
ll6 Luckie Street, lot 33XS5 feet May
%, 1913
S5.000--Mrs. Harriet l. harrington to
John W, Hardwck and Joshua w. Fer
guson. lot 397xl.O26 feet, northwest cor
ner Of Hin Street and Harrington Ave
s2,ooo@charleSl c. Jones to w. D.
Newsom, lot 5Ox56 feet. east side of HUI
sey Street. 60 feet north OF Rhodes
Street June IA, 1913
sl75-Lfe Morris to 3. Clein and
Joseph Jacobs, lot 27x95 feet, east side
Corley's Alley, 405 feet north Of Hous-
ton. Street. June II. 1918.
SftzVV-hIS. Jane Il. Prince to George
W. Price, lot 5OxlSO feet, lI6 Highland
Avenue. May /, 1910.
So $50 W. W Daniel to Charles H
Cone, 462 Crew Street, lot 50xlgO feet
$5OO-Mark J. McCord to Sam Field, lot
5oXlO0 feet, southwest corner Windsor
and Arthur Streets. June 10, 1913
S12,000-Mrs. Martha F. Norton to Ed
ward s. Gay. lot 45x14O feet, south side
Garnett Street, 81 feet east OF Madison
Avenue. April II, 1913
S20O-Mrs. Sallie +. Thrailkill to Mrs
Laura F. Hill. lot l00x165 feet. west side
Sims Avenue, 985 feet north Of right-of-
way Of Central of Georgia Railway
S25-Greenwood Cemetery to Mrs. NJ.
y. Walker, eastern half Of lot &c, col
umn l. Greenwood Cemetery. April "a
S1,l4g-Mary p. Dickens to Florence
view Avenue. being lot 20, block 4,
PeaChtree Heights. June 4
l.000-Nolie Jones to G. w. Eddins,
OF 45Xl00 feet, west side Summit Ave
nue.. 204 feet south of Angler Avenue.
$40 DOOM. L. Hirsch to w. D. Owens.
OF 150x375 feet. west side West Peach
! tree Street, 400 feet south Of Cuba Ave
Sc. OOO-AIice p and Hattie R. Ouin-
.er to e. H. Hinton, so North Avenue.
0xlg0 feet. June 2.
$46O-J T Elliott to T. J. Akridge.
OF 50NlSo rect, on AShby street, land lot
ia. Fourteenth District June II.
S1.500-John L. Arthur to Miss Rosa
RausChenberg, 25 Randolph Street, 50x
20 feet. June II.
SS75-West End Park Company to
e. NJ. Sheffield, lot 50x214 feet. west side
East Ontario Avenue. 275 feet south OF
;ordon Street. July %. 1910.
$675-John W. F1ournoy to J. N Aus
in, lot 100x1SS feet, on Thomas Street,
part of F1ournoy subdivision. June II.
S390-Daisy Smith Russey to n. c.
Ragsdale, lot 50xl5O feet. north side
Pearce Avenue 100 feet west Of James
street April 10. 1906.
SS00-George Garrow to w. F. Bald.
win and Arthur Spurlin, lot 50x170 feet,
south side Milledge Avenue, 1856 feet
east Of Kelly Street June II.
S56O-Charles L Wood to Ah1J. Moss
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

5s1--Qulmilla j. Staliings to Merch-
ants and Mechanics Banking and Loan
Company, lot 52x135 feet west side Loyd
Street Central Avenue), 1873 feet south
Of Bass Street May IS
Sl,040-J. O. Reynolds to Atlanta
Banking and Savings Company. lot 5Ox
200 feet, east side Howell's Mil Road. 30
feet north Of Foster Street June IL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
EARNS EOR SALE.

FARMS in Monroe County, ranging in
size from 20 TO 800 acres and in price
from $3.50 per acre up; easy terms;
good lands and beautiful locality. Write
for descriptive booklet, prices and
terms. The Georgia Trading Company
forsyth, Ga. 6S-15-G
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

S4500-I<ate F. Ollinger Thy admins
trator) to F. II Hinton one third inter
est in No. 30 West North Avenue 6Ox1gO
feet June 2.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

S400O-W. e Worley to Lindsay Hop
Hns. lot 50XlSO feet, north side Virginia
Avenue 80 feet east Of Barnett Street.
June IL.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
QuIt Claim peeds.

Quit Claim Deeds.
STRICTLY of Atlanta to John s.
Owens, lot S5xl90 feet, west side Main
Street, between Ponce DeLeon and
Greenwood Avenues. Lot 3s1X30O feet,
southeast corner Ponce DeLeon Avenue
and railway, between Ponce DeLeorr and
Greenwood Avenues. Lot 106x7s feet,
southeast corner Houston and Butler
Streets. June 13, 1918.
SlO-Railway Postal Clerks Investment
Association to c. w Eddlns, lot 45x100
feet west side Summit Avenue, 2O4
feet south Of Angler Avenue. June IA,
1913
S2O9-A. P Harrington to J. n. Aus
tin, so Bellwood Avenue, 47x21O feet.
June II, 1913.
Sl-J. J. Marbut to NJ. J. Prisock. lot
S9x20O feet, Is feet from line of land
lot TO- l4th district, adjoining Eiswald,
land lot 20, l4th district. October II,
Skate F. oulnger's heirs to E. Fl.
Hinton, 80 West North Avenue, lot
6Oxl90 feet June 2 1913
Bonds for Title.
S24. OOO-W. F, Crusselle to +. H Hin
ton No. 536 Spring Street, 60x190 feet.
$i5O0-E. Fl. Lake and Gate City
lot 4IXl39 feet east side Dargan Street,
254 feet south Of Sells Avenue. August
20, 1919, Transferred to Mrs Mamie NJ
Jones. February Is
$9,OOO-Sally Eugenia Brown to ] W.
and H. NJ. Maddox and w T. Colley,
block bounded by West Tenth Street,
Bishop Street and Edgehiu Avenue and
line Of Land Lot $50, nth District
June Z.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR Elk.
CHANGE.

FOR BEAUTIFUL. HOMES and build
ing lots In College Park. the most de-
sirable suburb Of Atlanta, see / c. Nc
CrOry.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

BEAUTIFUL EAST FRONT LOT, ONE
BLOCK LEE STREET: BARGAIN
FOR CASH OWNER, Ill WHITE
HALL TERRACE. NO AGENTS
APPLY. 6-l3-lS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
BUILDING PERMITS.

$2.OOO-W D. Beatie, Allene Ave
nue.; one-story frame dwelling. Day
work.
$1,5OO-same to same; Everhart
Street.
81, Frederick Fayram, Oak
dale Road, install heating plant.
Eichberg Heating Company.
$70O0-Tammany Hall, Houston
Street and boulevard; repair fire
damage. Day work
S300-B. Ungar, 40 Crew Street;
add store to dwelling. Day work
$250-Prest-O-L Company, Beer
man and Kuhrt Streets; corrugated
iron shed. Day work.
500. d. Harrison. 1875 Luckie
Street; make repairs Day work
s7,00O-Mrs. L. +. McClelland, "a
Cleburne Avenue: two-story frame
dwelling. II. w. Melodies & Son.
$12,000-Gordon Street Presbyterian
Church, Gordon Street and Lucille
Avenue; brick veneer church. Day
work.
$2,5OO-H. Dawson. Henry Street:
one-story frame dwelling. J. Den
ham.
S75O-Piedmont Hotel, Peachtree
and Luckie Streets; erect marquis.
Warlick Sheet Metal Company.
S600-Georgia Fish Company, 2s4
Peters Street; alterations Atlanta
Tile Company.
SOONEST Lumber Company, 1866
West Hunter Street: frame stable
Day work
$2OO--Dr. l. f. Grimm. 356 Pulliam
Street; install furnace Eichberg
Heating Company.
$50, Walton. 401 West Fair
street; add room. Day work
$5,5OO-H. w. Johnson, 11l-112
cooper Street; two story frame
house. Day work.
,OO0-Kelley Nealy Company 81
Highland Avenue; one story frame
dwelling. Day work.
S3,25O-Atlanta Development Com
pany, So Drewry Street: same. Full
ton County Home Builders
5OO-Same; Same; SIS brewery
Street.
S2,l60-M. NJ Moore, 103 Washita
Avenue; same. w. T. Butler & Son.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

$9S0-Mrs. R. R. Barth to Merchants
and Mechanics Banking and Loan Com
any, lot 93Xl90 feet, southeast corner
confederate Avenue and South Boule-
ward June l6
81, 500-George W. Price to Mrs w E.
'Sole, ll6 Highland Avenue, 6Ox1s0 feet
June Is.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18

WANTED-To buy the best bargain
home with sleeping porch, side drive.
tile bath, furnace; on NORTH SIDE,
not over block from car line; easy terms
Must be bargain and IN Al neighbor-
hood Citizen" p. o. Box 40, City.
6-1O-9
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

or acres with house, in
or near Decatur. State terms and
price Must be on or near car line L.,
COX SO, care Georgian. 6-17-37
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

EDWARDLTAYLOR, JR., Of Ohio, un-
IL til recently member Of the House 81
Representatives, made an enemy Of one "l
his uolitical allies during the last campaign.
The man was a spcllblndcr with one Speech
which he delivered at political meetings. he
had a loud voice and a good delivery, ana
was one Of the many Of his class selected 10
all in at political meetings. He was travel
ing with Tavlor, and the Congressman final
" became weary Of hearing the same speech
al every place they stopped. One night ne
proposcd 20 his travelling associate that
ihev exchange places on the program; that
Tavlor should speak first and the spell
hinder close the meeting This was easily
arranged.
MIR. Tavlor was introduced, and made the
e,cllbindcr's speech, which ne had learned
during the tour. He did not quote II word
nr word but used all the facts, made all
,bc noints. told all the stories, and illum-
"at.d his remarks with al the illustrations
,bo encllbindcr had accumulated. When
thc latter came TO make his speech he was
~n, , stump" ike a man lost in the dark
Wt;Ic il was an old game that other speak
'r' had worked for a Joke or revenge, he had
oo,,rr before been victim, and nc did not
,'on,, What 10 do. He noundcrcd around
Tie = boat without a ruddcr. He would talk
u" ~ and then say, "As 50 ably stated by
\ NJ Taylor," or, at has been pointed out
W., ,,,',,r CONGRESSMAN, or something to the
Wy ,,3o effect. and then 60 along with parts OF
L;a 0,d speech, quoting his own stock argu-
mcnts. ,-;o,d So I'D T.,,Ior
q, n,ae never forgiven. The man refuses TO
.d,S;dcr il a Joke, and is still bitter on ac-
count Of that speech.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12
KNOCKS OUT
DOWNEY At EUREKA
Salt Lake Man Takes Count
in Sixth Round Of Fierce
Battle.
Special to The Tribune.

EUREKA, July t1.-loe Clarke OF
Eureka knocked out lack Downey OF
Salt Lake here tonight in the sixth round
OF scheduled twenty-rou bout. The
match was held at the Clks pavilion and
the 700 or more persons who attended
Witnessed an exhibition OF probably the
hardest and most clever nghting that has
ever been seen here
Both men went AT Il from the time
the starting gong sounded and they
fought each round hercAly Tho general
than the tenth round Clarke so; the
Knockout with a right 10 the ribs and
quick lcft 10 the Jaw. flooring Downey
with such force that ne was unable TO
move before he had been counted out
OF the six rounds fought. Downey had
the better Of ino argument i'm Two. while
Clarke proved superior IN the other four
Do"ney easily was 'Ae master IN the
FIRST round but in tho second third and
fourth Clarke showed slightly u sdvan-
tage. IN the nth DoWnev came back
and for a time II looked al x he might
land a knockout blow. This was easily
his round and many thought that Clarke
was done for
When time was called for the sixth
round, however Clarke had completely
recovered what he had presumably lost
In the previous round and showed a con-
siderable amount OF reserve power. Both
fighters mixed and for "A while the blows
of each were having equal effect. Neither
man appeared to weaken until Clarke s
lab TO Downey,s ribs told and his quick
follow OF the blow TO the jaw had the
necessary effect
The two fought twenty rounds to a
draw at Miners Union hall June - last,
and the bout tonight was arranged TO de-
eide winner Immediately after the
fight a challenge was made TO Clarke by
Ross Ingersoll or Eureka TO fight here
Labor day. lngersoll posted A forfeit OF
$50. Clarke accepted the challenge.
Tho FrhtprG tho rin,' 1t 10 -,lO
O'Clock. Previous 10 this time two fast
prelimnaries We're staged. John Eckmau
was beaten In three rounds by Nose
Platt and KID Barber and Jack Hur
| ley fought ave rounds to a draw Harry
| J. Beane Of Salt Lake refereed the main
ma atch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12
Butte Entries.
ey International News Service.

By International News Service.
First race four and q half uronss-sir Harry.
julius Pincus. 10: Ave. l07. Tom knight. Duke
Of Shelby. los; King Worth Ada Kennedy. io2:
Jim Thorpe. 100 Big LMmay. e7.
Second race. ais furongs-LeScsr. rs: ArbUruE.
Trog Eye. 1o7; Tim Judge. io6: !. r. Barr loi.
Patriotic. Mamie McDsc, ioe Medic, lo;
Third race. nya and hGlf tIronss-TonJ
Faust l12s Pro RoHlis Queen Ruth. lo7; Chop
Green. Morshsll TllInsham. Judge sale. Abe
Sluptkey, ormondc. Cunningham. ioi Harlem
Maid lo2; Moisie. Kitty W., %: Mlss Daniels.
~.
Fourth T,cs. six furongs-Fay streak. le2. Lady
eaDchito. III. Paror Boy. lt2: Floral Park 40:
Iarry Lauder. Pride o. LiSmoro. 1906; sir Fret
nal l0s; Mmor!oso. Cantem. lQS: Elizabeth Ilar-
wood l04 Envy, lo2.
tPav Streak and Envy. ChSnucicer entry: LADY
Fanchj;a and Cantcm. UmeDBottcr entry; Floral
Park aud Harry Lauder. Gretcr Bender cntfy.)
Fluh race. mis-Jnck Foino. ia: Bert
Getty. liO. 'Clark NJ, los: Inquic,a. ioe; Wal
do o.
-Chuuticlrcr stable entry.
Sixth race. five aud half furlongs-Lyte
Knight. Country Boy =. e. Hogan. loa. Colt
Ball lo7 New Haven. L. 3. AOgcluS. lot. Zool.
Roherta. Forons Iron Queen. Eycliua, io@
Weather clear: track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12
STEADY NERVE SAVES
MARTIN FROM DEATH

MI SKEGON Mich. July ll.-Glenn
Martins steady nerve and perfect con
troll of his hydro -aeroplane in which he
is making the Chicago o-Detroit cruise.
proba bly, saved his life late this after
noon when the machine developed carbu-
rotor trouble and he forced To make
a quick descent into Lake Michigan.
Martin. with his passenger,, Charles
DAY. was flying about 700 feet above the
water when the air valve dropped from
the carburetor. Martin volplaned 10 the
surface of the lake making perfect
Ia nding about Two and one-half miles
from the shore. In a few minutes he
succeeded in starting his engine again
and reached the shore under his own
power Martin declared his machine was
not da uaged and that he would resume
his Journey toward CharlevolH at I
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Beckwith Havens and Roy Francis
who reached Pentwater this afternoon
will remain there during the night.
lowering barometer causing them TO defer
their departure until tomorrow morning
Walter T.. Johnson, whose machine was
wrecked near Robertsdale. Ind. Tues"
day. failed 20 continue In the cruise to-
day. lie declared tonight that il the
weather was favorable he would start
tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12
BOXING MATCHES AT
DESERET GYM OUTING

The business men s classes of the
Descret gymnasium viii hold the FIRST
annual field dav outing and athletic
tournament at Saltair Tuesday. spc-
cial yolley ball game has been ar
ranged between team representing tne
EnsIgn stake and the "All Stars. -
Other numbers on the programme IN.
cIude relay races, indoor baseball
games. boxing and wrestling matches,
Harry HaIton, holder of the state
reatherweight amateur championship,
will meet John O'Connor In the main
90 of the boxing bouts. ,
John Anderson and Thomas Thomas,
two Of tho best men in the DesereI
gymnasium, Will furnish me prlnclpa.l
Wrestling bout, The general commit
tee headed by c, W. Hawley, is work
ing up the event and indications are re!
that practically the entire membership
of 600 will participate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-12
Results on urf;
w eighfs, Riders
and Entries
Butte Results.

B. international News Service.
FlTst race four aud half turlonss-Yip Hi
N, liz tornesl, II 10 3. won; HyndIa. l0i
PauieD. 10 /. second; N5ploy. io5 (Coroy).
II 10 s. third. Time. :55 l-j. Milton Roble.
Deal Carroll. Rura Vcz. Marta 3iac. iiltie Hard
Ball. Red BoS and Kate Shelly alGo ran.
Second race. five furlonss-wNd Bear, no
fBuflingamci. II to s. won: Lads Adelaide. Jos
pawHoOI, ~ TO !. recond Brigham lOi &C. II.
Miller. . TO I. third. Time. ioc Is. Tilllng-
hast Young Pansy. GomuI. sccTcic Miss Rhode.
S5ndags and Abrupt also rdD.
Third race. five md half furlonsE--PanJor
loo lMcEwen). TO 5, won: Tight Boy. ~,
~. SciGOnj. 10 I. second Clara w. los (W.
Fischerl. 25 TO !, third Time. los 1-5. Thlf,le
Belle, Golf Ball aud King Rsdiord also ran.
Fourth rnoc. one milo and qunrter-Maml.
III &C. Peakl. to 5. won: Foo, Looae. ~
tM. Mntthowsl. 10 /. second. Flylns l01
tormesJ. IL 20 g. third Time 2:0s 10 Jim
can"rata. Lehgh. Gretchen C. aud Low hin also
ran.
Fifth race five turlongs-Fancy. los Puuiey). &
10 I. won: Parncll Girl. Jos CNcEwnnj, to ..
second; BcverStcin. ~ ,seEonsonl. IL 10 l. third
Time. :0i 10 Patriotic. Jeinno d arc. Forge,
Rose Sweet and kmohalko also ran.
Sixth race futurity rse-Bus. 100 tPsuloyl.
TO I. won: Great Frlar. ll{ Kelsey 10 J.
second Mandsdcro. III tperausonl. II 10 5. third.
Timo, III, Charley Brown. Fo,lsnc. Blue Beard
and New Capital niEo