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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-05-01

The following bonds were approved
Justice of the Peace as follows:
Henry G. johnson, Pleasant View
precinct.
j. A. Bushue, Ferdinand precinct.
The following bonds were approved
Constables as follows:
Edgar IL. Wyman, Pardee precinct.
G. B. Fetters, Cottonwood precinct.
James Mason, Woodland precinct.
The official bonds of the following
road overseers were approved and they
are hereby appointed overseers of road
districts as follows:
0. E. Meyer, District No. 3.
G. w. higgins, District No. 8.
j. s. Frazier, District No. Z.
Joe Brown, District No. 9.
Irwin Wisner, District No. 10.
+. s. Vincent, District No. IL.
Mike Deasy, District No. II.
j. o. Howard, District No. l3.
s. S. Galloway, District No. IA.
Dan Bell, District No. 10.
Owen Morgan, District No. 90
The application of F.. A. Feen, For
est Supervisor for an appropriation for
a wagon road up the Selway river on
the Middle Fork of the Clearwater
river. The Board here considered said
application and it is hereby ordered
that the said sum of 5000 be and the
same is hereby appropriated for the con-
struetion of the Selway wagon road.
The resignation of M. +. Fuchs, JUS
tice of the Peace of Cottonwood was
presented and accepted.
Application of Louis G. Stephenson,
for the appointment of Overseer of
Road District No. "a. The Board hav-
ing considered said application was
declared appointed.
The petition of Daniel Laverty, James
Laverty, ct al for the appointment of
Edgar II. Wyman as Constable of Par.
dee Precinct was here examined and
granted.
The petition of Mike Bagley, w. D.
Andrews, ct al for the appointment of
Frank Hye as Justice of the Peace of
Elk City precinct was here examined
and granted.
The application of Sophia Beck, for
county aid was here examined and
granted and the order if the Probate
Judge was here approved and allowed
in the sum not to exceed $1,000.
The petition of VIM. Squibbs, j. A..
L iVistoTll, CT al IOT the hOdu OVerSeer
OF Road District No. 8 to post notices of
warning to persons herding or owning
sheep in said district was here granted.
In the matter of the tax sale certifi.
cate No. $50 for the year 1910 against
NJ. Il. Williams, and sold to Idaho
county. It appearing to the Board that
lots described belonged to Mrs. Eliza
beth Vincent, widow and should have
been exempted. It is therefore ordered
and this does order the county Auditor
to cancel said tax sale certificate No.
2oO for the said year.
The petition of +. H. Falk, s. E.
Ryan, ct al for a bridge to be construct
cd over Rice Creek. 1t appearing to
the Board that said bridge is a public
necessity is is therefore hereby ordered
that the Board cause bridge to be
built not to exceed $500
The petition Of w. j. Adsley, j. O.
Rhoades, ct al for q road survey in
road Dist. No. 10 was here examined
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-05-01

No. 1914, series Of 1905, Jan. Is, 1906,
100000, current expense fund.
No. 1915, series of 1905, Jan. Is, 1906,
$4,000, current expense fund.
No. 1915, series of 1905, Jan. Is. 1906.
$25.00, current expense fund.
No. 1917, series of 1905, Jan. Is. 1906.
$43.4O, current expense fund
No. l22S, series of 1905, Jan. Is, 1906,
$4,000, current expense fund.
NO. l229, series Of 1905, Jan. Is, 1906,
1880, current expense fund.
NO. 1921, series of 1905, Jan. Is, 1906,
$lS9.16, current expense fund
The application of H. RothweI, as.
SCISSOR and tax collec for the cancella-
ton of taxes for the year 1912 was here
examined and granted and the Auditor
ordered to cancel said taxes:
B. s. Jones, VOL 4, page 1O1. line AZ.
amount $500.
w. A. McPhearson, Vol. 2, page 96
line i, amount $10.97.
Martha E. Pope, VOL ., page IL, lines
30 and 30, amount $19.78.
In the matter of the application of
M. dianville, for an assistant in the
office of the County Superintendent of
schools the same was here granted. Said
assistant to receive a salary of $50. 90
per month for period of 10 months IN
each year.
In the matter of the application of
). A. Bradbury, Auditor and Recorder
for leave of absence for period of 60
days granted
In the matter of the application of
John Nevin for road survey in Road
Dist. No. IA. Granted, and ordered the
County Surveyor E. G. Spedden to make
survey of said road.
In the matter of the application of
W. VanWey, Frank E. Wyatt ct al
for the establishing of gate on the
public highway in Road Dist. No. Ia
granted.
In the matter of the surveyor Is re.
port ON road petitioned for by Oscar
Maxwell, approved.
The following road petitions were laid
over by the Board until the july SEES.
sion:
Petition of George s. Tinker. Chas
yerrel, ct al; petition of T. P. Watson
>. =, Ryan, ct al; petition of ]. A. IT
Orr, Joe Benoy, at al; petition of Ernest
Gunter, Joseph Anderson, at ell; petition
OF n. Stant0rf, Dave Yates. ct al.
petition Of 8. A. Brown, A. Broyles. ct
al; petition Of A. J. DeLander. CRas.
booth, ct a; petition of Chas. Salee, A.
n. wright, ct al, petition of r. P. Nash.
>. IT, Jackson, ct al.
Third Day Term.
The resignation Of Victor P. Powell.
as constable Of Sites precint, accepted.
The petition Of d. c. Howard. A. I.
SsStover, ct al Tor the appointment Of
Travis B. York q constable of sites
precinct granted.
The official bond Of Travis B. York
as G constable OF Sites precinct approved.
The petition of r. NJ. True for the
survey of private road in Road Diss,
no. ID was granted and r. C. Sped.
den ordered to make . survey of said
private road.
The application Of w. e. Burliuoame
FOR appointment Of Road Overseer of
Road Dist. No. q was here examined
and granted.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-05-01

tion of new School Dist. Nos. SO ant
32 was granted.
The remonstrance submitted by Will
liam Hogan and Mrs. William Hogan
ct al to the division of Road Dictric,
No. was granted.
The petition of c. w. Stewart, w. V
Handy, ct al foraroad surveyin Roat
Dist. Nos. and Is was here examined
and the County Surveyor, E. G. Spedder
ordered to make survey of said road
In the matter of the application OF
Geo. L.. Bliven for an appropriation t.
be used on the repair Of the County
road from the Cabin Creek Summit t.
johnson Creek. The Board having con
sldered said application the same i.
granted the sum of 5000, said amour,
to be expended under the supervision
County Commissioner j. N. Rice.
The official bond oof A. G. Steele a.
Road Overseer of Road Dist. No. Il
approved.
The official bond of Louis G. Step
henson as Road Overseer of Road Dist
No. "a was approved.
The official bond of L. B. Murphy. as
Road Overseer of Road Dist. No. Is was
approved.
In the matter of the application OF
the Grangeyille Electric Light & Powe,
Co., corporation for franchise, grant
ing the said Grangeville Light & Powe,
Co., corporation the right and pri
vllege of erecting, building and main
tanning an electric transmission line 70,
electric lighting and power purposes
IN upon and along and across wherever
npppSgarU oil vrh1,o L.
within Idaho County. The Board hav.
ing considered said matter it is hereby
ordered that said application be and the
same is hereby granted.
County warrants called for more than
sixty days were ordered paid as follows:
No. oO7s, series of 1912, April 16, 1912
$500, road fund.
No. $3.50, series of 1912, April 16. 1912
$500, road fund.
No. 5OS3, series of 1912, April Is. 1912
$l4.0O, road fund.
No. 1854, series of 1912, April 16. 1912
$27.35, road fund.
No. 50S5, series of 1912, April Is, 1912,
$4,000, road fund.
No. Sill, series of 1912, July Is, 1912.
$4,000, road fund.
No. SLY, series of 1912, July Is, 1912,
$27.25, road fund.
No. 5l2s, series of 1912, July Is, 1912,
$1,000, road fund.
No. 5l44, series of 1912, July Is, 1912,
$500, road fund.
No. 5l45, series of 1912, July Is, 1912.
$500, road fund.
No. 5l46, series of 1912, July is, 1912,
$500, road fund.
No. 5l59, series of 1912, July Is, 1912,
$4.S5, road fund.
NO. d2sl1, series of 1912, Feb. IL, 1912.
$1,000, current expense fund.
No. 9l2l, series of 1910, Oct. Is. 1910
$4.OO, current expense fund.
No. 1904, series of 1910, Oct. %, 1910
$1,000, current expense fund.
No. 345s, series of 1907, Jan. Is, 1908.
$500, current expense fund.
NO. dis2, series of 1905, Jan. Is, 1906,
$lS4.O0, current expense fund.
No. 1888, series of 1905, Jan Is. 1905
$500, current expense fund.
No. 1913, series of 1905, Jan. is, 1906.
$4,000, current expense fund.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-05-01

and the county surveyor, E. c. Sped
den ordered to make a survey of said
road.
t he petition of Chas. F. Adams, Pau
Petrick, ct al for road survey in
Road District No. was here examined
and the county surveyor, E. G. Sped
den ordered to make a survey of said
road.
The petition of James Toll, Lena
Barnes, ct al for a division of Road
Dist Nos. % and Is to serve from Road
District No. 25 that part of road known
as the kooskia Tahoe toll road. It ap
pearing to the Board that said division
would better the conditions of said toll
road. 1t is hereby ordered that the said
vision be made.
The petition of certain residents of
school districts No. 3 and for the
formation of new school district
The Board considered said matter and
upon the recommendation of P. M. Clan.
vile, county superintendent of schools
it is hereby ordered that the said petit.
tloI be and the same is granted.
Il he petition of certain residents of
school district No. 80 and So for the
change of boundaries of said district
The Board having considered said mat.
ter and upon recommendation of P. M
Granville it is hereby ordered that the
said petition be and the same is here.
by granted.
7 he petition of Edward Blake and j
ID. House, ct al for the formation of a
herd district was here set for a hear.
ing July 10, 1913, at 9 'clock a. m.
4 he petition of Geo. II. Beyers and
Albert Weber, ct al for the formation
of herd district was here set for a
hearing July Is, 1913 at clock D. m.
Ia the matter of the application of
John Silver for liquor license at Rig
gins, Idaho was laid over until the
July session.
In the matter of the bond of w. E.
Goodall as special constable for Ferdi.
nand precinct examined and rejected.
Tuesday, April Is, 1918.
Ia the matter of the application of
Rawson Works Lumber Company. sue.
cesSors to the Kamiah Flume Company
for the renewal of their license to
operate and maintain toll flume near
kamiah. Idaho. The same having been
approved. 1t is hereby ordered that the
said application be and the same is here
by granted and license ordered issued
the same being fixed at $12 per annum,
said license to date from March l.
Ih he petition of Ed Huefner, Jack
Nobels, ct al for the annexation of a
portion of Road District No. to the
Glenwood Highway district was here ex.
amined and granted, and an election
ordered. Said election shall be held on
Monday, July z, at the Caribel School
House. The polls to be open from s
o clock a. m. until 7 O'Clock p. m. of
said day.
Judges: L. G. Adams, w. R. Rawson
and Ed. Huefner.
The following matters were examined
and rejected by the Board: The an.
plication of Frank s. Rice, County
Treasurer for deputies. The petition Of
l.. w. Bedenhoefer L. w. Thomas, ct
al for the establishing of public road
in Road Dist. No. Is.
The remonstrance submitted by J. E.
Wells, Price Keener, ct al to the lorna.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-05-01

Whereas the extra session Of ~
legislature 1911 (see page AZ extra ~
sion b. passed an act which requird
the assessor and tax collector to chars
delinquent fee in the sum of 81 for a.
tering said taxes upon his rolls MI
whereas the last session, towit: m
18th session of the Legislature amendd
said act (see Senate Bill No. 2l3, Elmer
gency Act) and under said amendms
the delinquent fee of 81 should be n
funded to the persons who have paid VI
same.
Now therefore it is ordered and dss
order that the assessor and tax c0llecte
of Idaho County, refund to all perses
who have paid the same, and this orda
to become effective forthwith.
The following claims were allowed n
the current expense fund and the au&|
tor ordered to draw warrants in pif|
ment of same.
County officers salary for \
month of January. .$2,O57A|
County officers salary for
month of January. 2ONN|
IL. f. Hugh, clerk of election M
Tahoe pricinct .......... wv
Jos G. Aschenbrenner, clerk of
election Ferdinand precint.. ~
II. Surridge, clerk of election NJ
Harpster precinct ....... eW|
Claude Flint, clerk of election, IA
| Florence precinct ...... AM
Claude Flint, judge of election "A
Florence precinct ......... ~
E. M. Watson, judge of election III
Concord precinct .......... ~
w. w. Bowman judge of cleo "a
ton Grangeville precinct.
}. G. Howard, judge of election .s|
Denver precinct ........ %|
W. W. Bowman, judge of cleo .s|
tion Grangeville precinct. ~
W. A. Hollingshead, judge Of .n|
election Glover precinct. .... owl
Alfred Hovey, judge of election al
Harris Ridge precinct ....., y
}. G. Howard, judge of election M
Denver precinct ........ y"
A. L. Brown, judge of election All
Mt. Idaho precinct. ........
J. B. carp, judge of election ~
Fairview precinct. ..........
E. G. Addison, constable OF al
election Ferdinand precinct
w. w. Bowman, constable OF WI
election Grangeville precinct
Jason Kellum, constable OF AL
election Woodland precinct
o. W. Montgomery, constable al
OF election Stuart precinct.
E F. Sohn, witness probate ,,n|
court, State vs.. Kittrell. -.
G. 8. Watson, witness probate ~
court, State VS.. Kittrell.
j. L. Kaufman, witness probate "A
court, State vs.. Kittren.
W. 7. Bean, witness probate "a
court, State vs.. Kittrel....
8. Trukositz witness probate ,o6
court, State VS.. Kittrell. -.
j. G. Randall, witness probate IA
court, State VS.. Kittrell. =.
l.. M. Costly, witness probate ~
court, State vs.. Kittrell.
Orc De Ford, witness probate .
court State. vs.. Wilkin. 80.
F. Bowman, witness probate ~
court State VS.. Wilkin.
A. V. Meyer, witness probate
CONTINUED on Page 81
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nlitaNews Notes
What the People Are Doing
From Day to Day in the Live
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.

n. G. Miller was down from Grand
Junction Wednesday, looking after
business.
+ + +
On Wednesday evening a party OF
Fruitaites, consisting OF |. II. Whit
temore, T. l.. Elliott, John Billig and
the Misses Sybil Bunce, De Witt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett. attended the
show at the Grand junction opera
house.
Mrs r. B. Porter was shopping in
Grand Junction yesterday.
+ +
Mr.. Mackey, who was brought up
from Mack to the Glover Lawn hos
pital last Tuesday. is reported as so
much better that no operation will
be necessary.
While in Greeley during the last
week, the writer saw the most meas
ley little apples retailing at four for
2j cents. A pretty good price should
be netted by those OF our apple ship
pers who have stored their fruit all
winter.
+
Born, on Tuesday, June 10, to Mr..
and Mrs. l.. S. Smith. a little son,
Mother and babe are reported as do
Ing nicely.
+ r
1t is reported that John Beard will
go into the Angora goat business
more extensively than he has in the
past. Mr.. Beard has had a few head
OF goats on his ranch near DEVILS
canon for some time, merely expert
menting, and now thinks that An
CORA goats will prove a paying prop
osition.
II was reported in the Fruita items
several days ago that |. IL. White
more and family had gone to Idaho
for the summer. The facts of the
case are that Mr.. Whittemore did not
accompany his family, but will re-
main in Fruita and is still looking
after business this neck o the woods.
Mrs. Hugh Groves and Mrs. T. d.
Bowman were in attendance at the
district convention of the Women of
Woodcraft. held in Glenwood Springs
on Wednesday.
+ +
Henry Leuhrs, who was called to
Ouray recently on account OF tHe Sc
rious illness of his little daughter,
has returned and reports the little
one as much better.
I + r
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Young are plan
ming to leave for their mountain
home today.
+ + r
The musicians ball, given at the
Majestic hall last evening. was fairly
well attended The orchestra is COM
posed of Mrs. Edgar Beard and
Messrs. Williams, Collins and Tubbs.
+ +
A number of our young people are
planning to attend social dance to
be given tonight at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Barnett, northeast of the
city.
-s. +
The Kensington Club held a pleas
ant meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Roscoe Combs, De-
lightful refreshments were served by
the hostess, and a pleasant social
hour was enjoyed by all present.
r
Ethel Knowles has left Fruita to
make her home in Grand Junction
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Clifton Man After
Early Cant Record

Jesse r. France. a Clifton cata-
loupe expert, and a well known COM
mission man is after the honor of
having the first eantaloupes this
year. His vines have bloomed and
the cants are now as large as eggs
and he confidently expects to have
cants for shipment by July 80. Mr.
France secured an early variety of
seed and has bent all his efforts to-
wards getting the crop started and
he feels sure that he will ship many
crates before the other ranchers'
vines are all through blooming.
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SEVENTH DAY ADvENTISTS
CLOSE A GREAT Meeting

Washington. June 13.-The World
conference of Seventh Day Adven-
lists concluded its 2f-day quadren-
mel session at Takima Park, Md, to-
day, and thousands Of delegates from
all parts o fthe world left for their
homes. The next meeting place has
not been selected.
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Employers have come to look 20
the Wants as the means of summon
ing to them applicants for positions
in every line of human endeavor.
Skilled specialists. capable helpers
in the office. store or factory
those who can bear responsibility
and make good in their tasks-all
seek advancement through Sentinel
Want Ads.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Taylor, who
left this city about two years ago
to make their home in the northwest,
have returned to make their perma-
nent residence here. They stood the
northwest as long as possible and say
Grand Junction looks mighty good to
them now
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STOCK EXCHANGE.
Associated Press.

Mr.. and Mrs Fred NJ Campbell
left on No. 1O6 yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Campbell goes to Denver with
her baby to visit, and Mr.. Campbell
will stop in Glenwood to look after
contract for placing lighting fix
lures in the new bank building there.
They will be out of the city about
month
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Today's Market
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, June 3.-Cattle-Re-
celpts, 1000; market slow to strong;
LSeves, 1925 to 500: western steers,
10 to $40; stockers and feeders,
6.35 to S.25; cows and heifers. $50
Ia $40; calves, 7.75 to 1915.
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Never to the Coast,

Ralph G. Meyer, a prominent To-
cal inventor residing on Orchard
Mesa Heights will leave for Los An
geles tomorrow with his family for
an extended stay. They will not be
home before next fall Mr.. Meyer
has large interests in the pump bust
ness on the coast.
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ELKs, NOTICE.

All members of Grand junction
Lodge No. 575. b. p. o. Elks, are
requested to meet at he hall on Sat
urday. June IA, at 3 pm, for the
purpose of observing Flag Day exer-
cises. (Signed)
NJ. +. FREDERICKS.
Exalted Ruler.
JOSEPH QUINN,
I61S-lt1 Secretary.
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am told there Is no pleasure quite
equals horse and buggy for real en-
joyment these fine days. Phone J
w. Webber. 319 Colo. Ave. Phone
Jet. 22S.
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Miss Rose Toupain, who has been
manager of the Fredericks' Main
Street book store for some time. has
resigned her position, and expects to
visit in the San Juan and points in
Utah.
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Sentinel Want advertising is the
solution of many problems means
of meeting pressing needs quickly
and satisfactorily.
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B.. Lynch
..GUNSMITH AND L0CKSMITH".
Lawn Mower Grinding.
Umbrella Repairing.
General Repair Work.
226 Main. Phone Randolph 449
TENiPIIARS TAKE NOTICE.

There will be special conclave of
-emple Commandary No. 20 Friday
evening, June l3. Work in the Red
Cross degree. 1890 p. m.
j. j. LuMSDEN. Emit Com.
G-12-2t
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GRAIN MARKET.

Associated Press.
Chicago, June 13.-Today's closing
quotations: July wheat, 81 9s corn.
59A to y oats, 39H.
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II you have anything to sell, trv
Want hd
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COPPER MARKET.

Associated Press.
New York, June 13.-Copper prices
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Visiting Mrs. Miner.

Mrs. F. w. Heath of Pasadena.
Calf. is in the city visiting Mrs. J.
H. Miner, an old friend, whom she
knew in Montrose.
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lap dusters-all kinds and prices
Fred Nantey.
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Arrives From Arizona.

Arrives From Arizona.
Mrs. James II. Bell of Bisbee. Ari-
2ona, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hynes, 344 Teller avenue, is
an arrival in the city to make her
parents an extended visit.
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There isn't anything quite as nice
as little buggy ride with your lady
friend. Phone Jaks Webber, Livery
Red Barn. Jet. 214. $50 Colo. Ave.
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See Fred Mantey on the price on
busters
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n. c. Miller was down from Grand
Junction Wednesday. looking after
business
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-13

Ethel Knowles has left Fruita to
make her home in Grand Junction
with her sister, Mrs. James Berthoff.
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GBIS-1u
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-10
TWO CROWDS
JEER FIGHTS

London, Dec. 1O.-Georges Carpen-
der Wells OF England in the first
round of a contest at the National
Sporting club for the heavyweight
championship of Europe. The actual
time of lighting was n minute and
thirteen seconds. Carpenter made II
a hurricane affair. concentrating his
attack on Wells weakest point--his
stomach-and soon had the English
man groggy. Then with a tremendous
swing to the jaw, followed by a
smashing left and right to the ribs,
Carpenter sent Wells down for the
count. .. .
Throughout the brief contest the
Englishman did not strike one effec-
tive blow. The fight was for a purse
Of SIS, 900 and a side stake of $4,000.
It. attracted great interest among
sporting men because it was the sec-
ond meeting between the British
heavyweight and the Frenchman with
in a few months. In their last fight
Carpenter knocked Wells out in the
fourth round; after the Englishman
had had the better of the first two
rounds.
Wells was a painful experiment to
English sportsmen, who, under the
impression that his Client reverse
was due to a fiuke, made him a strong
favorite. He was backed freely, the
prevailing odds being 5 to 4.
The match attracted more interest
than any fight held in England since
aAhe Slavin- jackson contest,
The crowd jeered Wells at the end