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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

one run being scored against him. The
features of this game We're the pitch
ing OF Haskins and the batting and
fielding of the entire Wrights team
The batting of Raines featured for the
Ramblers.
First game score: RHE.
H. S. Wright. 0 o o 61o 0o'-1 IA /
Ramblers ......O0e o001O1-2 8
Batteries: Haskins and King; Tur-
ner. Buntin and Davis.
After an intermission OF ten minutes.
Horace Wright went after the Ram
blers determined to win. Powell had
them eating out of his hand for six
innings. not q hit being made off his
delivery in that time. The Ramblers
got nve hits in the remaining innings,
as ii was dark and they scored one
run. The Wright boys landed on
Buntin and hit him at will throughout
the game. they getting sixteen singles
and one triple. by Beasley. with the
bases filled. The features of the game
were the fielding OF Gray for the Ram
blers. The pitching of Powell and the
two double plays pulled off featured
for Wrights
Second game score: RHE
II. Wright. % 0 3 4 0 o 2-13 II 3
Ramblers ...0 o O00 IL 5 3
Batteries: Powell and King; Buntin
and Davis.
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WEST END LEAGUE
IndianN Win Again.
Standing OF the Teams

The Indians defeated the Rivcrsidcs
ut Harvey Park yesterday by the score
y to 3. Riley was on the mound
Tor the Indians, and was no, in Ills
usual Iorm. although he managed to
pull himself out OF hole In several
innings. McClintock Was on the mound
Tor the Riversides. and pitched a good
game. and il he had received better
support the score would have been
smaller The feature for the Indians
vas Williamss batting.
Score by innings: r III L.
Indians ...... l011o02 IS 10 .
Riversides -. 90 % 0--3 g
Batteries: For Indians, Riley and
Williams; for Riversides, McClintocll
and AIissley.
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Fnirmount Giants Win.

The Paramount Giants won 4 close
and exciting game from the Cubs on
their home grounds by the score OF 3
to ?. Duke. who started in for the
Cubs, quit the game in the third in
ming on account of a close play at sec
ond, and LigSan, who succeeded him.
pitched good ball. and would have won
his game, but Tenants error in the
ninth let in the winning runs. The
features OF the game for the Giants
were Arnold's base running and VIII
liams's pitching. He struck out thir-
teen men. Williams has some record.
He has struck out eightythree men in
six games.
Score by innings: R.H.E
Giants .. O0lo000O 2-4 /
Cubs ..... 0l00lOoo 0--6 o
Batteries: Giants. Williams and AR
mold, Cubs, Duke. Liggan and Myers.
Cardinals Win.
The Cardinals defeated the Pirates
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seventeen of the saltwater boys
With two men out in the ninth and
three men on, Burrows. Christos star
second baseman, dumped one in front
OF the plate, and this, coupled with
a wild pitch. netted Christie two runs
thus winning the game.
The score by innings: r. H. E.
Christie j20 o10-7 10 3
Sycle .00 COOS oo-6 S .
Batteries: Chrsto-Cook and Johns.
Sycle-Shack leford and w, Rose.
Christie defeated the fast Crafts Pr
ano Co.'S team last Friday BY the
decisive score OF 20 l.
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American Clothing Co. wins.

In a very uninteresting game the
American Clothing Co. defeated Kingan
& Co. by the score II to 2 The fea :
lures Of the game was the pitching of
Walthall. the Americans iron man.
LiVesay also caught a good game.
Walthall struck out seventeen Of Kin
Gans' men. Tho batting honor is due
TO L. Creamer. he getting four hits out
Oh nVe tunes up, two Of them being
home runs and two doubles. Next Sat
urday the Portner and Americans clash
for top place. Score
RH E
kingan .......o oo1o1ooo- ) !
merican .....5 ] 22 C25o0e17 II !
Batteries: Livesay and walthall:
hampton Roy Sales and Monroe I'm
Fire, Mr.. Gibson.
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Tylers Win Double-Hender.

Tylers defeated Woodall s; Quarles
st Byrd Park a double bill. The first
game. French. the lett-hander, did not
allow but three scattered hits and
struck out sixteen men. This is the
frst game that he has pitched this
year. Sanderson pitched the last game
OF six innings, and had them at his
mercy. The first man hit safe. After
that he did not allow but two men to
set on. and both of them walked One
scored on bad throw to second. There
was but one man left on base for
Woodall & Quarles. which will show
that he was invincable throughout the
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Jones-Green Win.

The Jones-Green defeated the Wood
land Heights in both games of a
ouble-header yesterday at Colonial
Park by the scores 4 to 8 and to 4.
The features of the. games were the
pitching OF Pulley, who pitched both
games and let Woodland Heights down
with eight hits in fifteen innings:
First game score: r. H. Z.
w. Heights. 0001o2 % 8
Jones-Green .......oll0l 01-4 2
Batteries: Pulley and Carr; Scha-
piro and WeisiSer.
Second game score; RHE.
w. Heights. 1910 2o0o-4 o
Jones-Green .....00l1 2001-5 8
Batteries: Pulley and Carr; Pridy
and Weisiger.
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Kahus Win. q to q.

The Kahn's OF Richmond were very
much disappointed yesterday afternoon
when the team that was supposed to
take the Horace S. Wright franchise
failed TO show up. This makes things
very uncertain for kahns, as the boys
only have one day week TO play. I
would like very much for some good
sport to take this franchise and put
team on the field every Saturday. Any
one desiring TO take this UP, will plea sc
phone Madison 1922, or communicate
with Manager Clements. OF the Kahns
Of Richmond team.
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Highland Springs Still Challenges.

Highland Springs Still Challenges.
The Highland Springs club would
gust the 30th, and during the month of
September. Also for Labor Day with
would be plea sed to hear from the
Duplex Envelope Company. Imperials,
Cohen Company. Forbes's Daisies or
East Alice. Address c.. j. Mann, Box
1893. Highland Springs. Va.
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Second Came
Lovenstein Takes Double Bill.


r. Lovenstein's team took two games
at Tunstall Park The first games
score was IS to S, batteries We're ire
doiph and Chewing. for Lovenstein.
and Lafcon, Bullock and Adkins, for
Tunstall.
Second game. score was II to 1. bat
teries were Tredolph and Clopton. for
Lovenstein. and Cleaton and Snellings,
for Tunstall: Rough diamond account
ed for the large score.
Jones Bros. Split with Swnnsboro.
Jones Bros. won the first game OF
the double header by the score of 10
to 10. The feature OF the game was
the all around playing Of Crumpler
and Bowles. and the pitching OF Fer
gusson. for Jones Bros. while hartman
featured for the Swansboro team.
First Game.
Score by innings r II. ~.
Jones Bros. 400 21o09 2-lS IL 4
Swansboro ...21l3o120 do II 4
Batteries, Morgan. Calvin and Low
ry. Jenkins. FERGUSON and Jones.
second Game
Swansboro wen the secord garic in
the last inning, when Catlin knocked
a home run with two on bases. win
ming out by the score OF to 2, 1t
wns a pitchers battle between Nelson
and Ellis. both pitching fine ball.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Jones Bros. i j O0-2
Swansboro ....0OO s--3 3
Batteries for Jones Bros, Nelson and
Meister; for Swansboro. Ellis and Rag
land.
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christie Wins I'm Ninth.

Christie Ginger Ales defeated Simon
Sycle yesterday afternoon in one of the
prettiest games ever played at Belle
Meade Park. After a neck and neck
race through the game. Christie won
with two men out and bases full in
the ninth. II was a pitchers battle
from the start to finish. Cook, on the
mound for Christie. struck out six
teen OF the opponents. while Shackie-
ford. for Sycie, succeeded in tanning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

St Andrews defeated the Athletics
Saturday by the score of Is to IL.
LYDIA. for St Andrews lacked control
and passed ten men. allowing twelve
hits. Vaughan, for the Athletics, pass
ed six and allowed fourteen hits. Both
teal..s batted heavily.
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game. He struck out fourteen men out |
OF eighteen which was put out.
Tho features were tho hitting of |
Powell In both games and the home |
runs OF Hoikes and French.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
standing of the Tennis.
Barton Heights-A.hIund spIit.

Barton Heights and Ashland spit
even in a double headen at Barton
Heights yesterday afternoon. Ashland
taking the first in ninth inning rally
after two were out, scoring six runs
in that frame on wild throws and err
rors.
This game. which was to so only
seven innings. was anyoody's game
until the ninth; both Blanton and
Lohmann pitching stellar ball. with the
score standing 2. to . after the fourth
Barton Heights went after the sec
ond game with a vengeance, scoring
enough runs In the third to cinch the
game Powell and Shelton opposed
each other. and both pitched good ball
Shelton having one bad inning.
Amos, with Ave hits, and Gordon with
four hits, carried the batting honors
for the Heights. while Blanton and
M!dyette starred for Ashland with the
stick.
First Game.
The score by innings: r. H z.
Ashland .......2o 100000 IS 2
B. H. ...1 90 l 0 90 04-5
Batteries: Blanton and Pearman;
Lohmann and Gordon.
Second Game.
Ashland ...ooo2 ooo-2 /
B. H ...ol5o5o x-s Q .
Batteries: Shelton and Pcarman;
Powell and Gordon.
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Mood,Yorkern Win

The Wcodworkers defeated the fast
Wizard team yesterday in a double
bill by scores of to and 2 to l.
The features OF the games were the
pitching Of Eacho and the catching of
Kennedy. Berry featured for the
Wizards by pulling line drive off
Wh.tlows bat in the fifth inning, with
two men on bases, retiring the side.
First game score: r. H. F..
Wizards ...........1 0 90 00-3 . .
Batteries: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Kennedy; Wizards-Berry and
Chalkley.
Second game score r. H. E.
wizards oo oo1oo-l l
Woodworkers 49,. 10000 % S o
Batteries: Misunderstanding and
England: Wood workers-Eacho and
Kennedy
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of IL to 3.
The feature of the game was the
playing of Lee on third base for the
Cardinals
The batteries for the Cardinals were
Powell and Woods.
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NEWSPAPER LEAGUE
Standing of the Teams.
Where They PIny Next.

Monday-Times-D Dispatch VS.. Rich
mond Nirginian. at Broad Street. Park
MISUNDERSTANDING Journal VS.. News
Leader. at Broad Street Park
The Times Dispatch team will play
kahns of Richmond. some day this
week. The date will be announced
later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

"Bilr Dreamer. for American Cloth
Ing Co. who was injured in last Sat-
urdays game, is back In the line up
again.
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Schedule for Thi. Week,

Tuesday-St. Andrews VS.. Hickories.
Wednesday-Life Ins. Co. VS.. Kick
cries. r
Friday-St. Andrews VS.. Life ms. Co.
Saturday-Athletics VS. Hickories.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

Walthall. pitcher for the American
Clothing Company. struck out seven
teen mon Saturday In the game with
kingan. Well. I guess that's bad!
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Home Brewing Co. Wins.

The Home Brewing Co. won two
games from Ryan Smith at Harvey
Park The Arst game was TO 5: sec
ond TO : Howard carried off the
batting honors. securing six hits out
OF six times at bat. Bannister pitched
a star game. striking out ten men and
allowing only four hits. while Bar
foot. who pitched the second game for
Home Brewing Co. allowed three hits
and struck out seven men. Willie
Brown and Fox played a good game in
the field.
R-HE.
Home Brewing Co.............6 II 3
Ryan Smith .
Batteries: Bannister and Hogan:
Harris and Pettus.
RHE
Home Brewing Co. .....S 10 =
Ryen-Smith 8 .
Batteries: Barfoot and Brown:
O'Brien and Carver
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

Kennedy. OF tho woodworkers in
the Central League. is catching a good
game and hitting close to the 400 clip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03
RICHMOND LEAGUE
Standing of the Teams.
Cherry Smash Defeats Burk e. G

The Cherry Smash, after bad start
settled down and played good ball after
the first inning. and defeated Burk g.
co. by the one-sided score of IL to T.
The feature of tho game was the hit
ting OF the whole Cherry Smash team
particularly WEIGH and Davis. both get
ting four hits out of four times up
Sales pitched a good game for the win
ners. while Allen was batted hard. The
score:
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The score BY innings.
Second Game.
r. II. z.

Crafts ooooiooo0-2 (
c. S. Luck Co.. 2 03oo0x-5 10 y
Batteries: c. S. Luck-NIiller and
Thorp. Craft--Sea, Phillips and
Baughn.
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GRACE ARENTS LEAGUE
Standing of the Tenms.
Schedule for This Week.

Monday-St. Andrews vs. Battle Axes.
Tuesday-Indians VS.. New Yorks.
Wednesday-St. Andrews VS.. Indians.
Thursday-New Yorks VS.. Battle
Axes.
Friday-Battle Axes VS.. Indians.
Saturday-New Yorks VS.. st. An
drews.
Little ST. Andrews defeated the ST.
Andrews Sunday school team at Buck
roe Beach Friday by the score of to 0.
Hagan was in the box for st. Andrews,
and Won his game easily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

Wharton was back in his old posi-
ton Saturday for the Woodworkers
and played a great game. Eacho. the
Woodworkers' only slabman, pitched
and won two games yesterday He
struck out twenty batters. How's that?
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Win Both.

The Horace S. Wright boys defeated
the Ramblers in both games Of dou
BILE bill yesterday at Byrd Park by
the scores to and 10 TO l. The
first game was a pitchers duel for
three innings. In the fourth the
Wright boys landed on Turner and
soon drove him 10 cover. The feature
of this inning was the home run drive
of Beasley with the bases full for
Wrights. Buntin relieved Turner and
he held Wrights we'll in hand. only
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Standing OF the Teams.
Yesterdays Results.

First games
Woodworkers. {: Wizards, 3.
Horace S. Wright Z; Ramblers. 2.
Jones-Green. 4; Woodland Heights.
Second games
woodworkers, .; Wizards. /.
Horace s. Wright. 49, Ramblers. /.
Jones-Grcen, 5 Woodland Heights. T..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Tennis.
C. s. Luck M,inn rua

c. s. Luck defeated Crafts players
Yesterday in a double bill. Scores
10 to 4 and 5 to 2.
First Game.
me score by innings: R,HE
c. S. Luck Co.. 0 - o 3 20 * q
Crafts .......0 2 j 2O0o-4 3 2
Batteries: G. s. Luck-Miller and
Thorp. Crafts-Phillips. Sea and
Baurhn.
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..collesinn. win Double Header.

The Colleg!ans defeated DR.. Parkers
Battle Axes yesterday in two games.
The score OF the first was IS TO g. while
the second ended TO 4.
The Collesians simply out played the
Axes. and therefore won both games.
Word got nine hits, but as the whole
Collegian bunch featured. We Will not
fatter any one.
Batteries for Axes hrst game: Knipe
and Hay: for Collegians, Wright and
Word.
Second game: Axes. Whitfield and
Hay: Collegians. Wright and Word
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

How the mighty fall! Battle Axe
COOS to third place by loosing. double
bill to the collegians. Who would
have thought It?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

The batting of Ford for the Coll
lesians has added considerable strength
to the team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

tho game will be played OF at an carly
date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

BILL Rady and "Goosie" Hulcher go
to make up the component parts OF a
good inneld: quick thinkers and handle
ground balls we'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03
portncra SIN wipninr

In a regular Suggest, the Portners
met and defeated the strong Atkins
team at Southside Park yesterday by
the score of s to 2. The features Of
the game was the batting of the whole
Portner team. the brilliant hand
catch OF koenig at short. and the fast
fielding of H. Blackburn in left field.
Napier, the Portners speed king. pitch
ed high 'class ball. letting the Atkins
down with three hits. against nineteen
for. the Portners. The score:
R.
Atkins ooo11o-2
FORMERS .............0 900 '-8
Batteries: Portner, Napier and Ma
pier; Atkins. Rice and Garnett I'm
Fire. Mr.. Wade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

On Tuesday last SO of the Maxwell "25" Model
shipped to fifty important points in the u. S.
We will receive one of these to-day. Come and
it.
ca
erly-o utonobie
WE HAVE for dof incar
they telling
in
group-but selling
ITS AN ENGINEERING TRIUMPFyoun
amlned it carefully And will
Of they 81 outl
automobile
wtha rivaco Germ
in of design
fin
sh But thovvh
arrived at tings-by
WE'D LIKE great achieve
bids mored
pleased and rdein t yourf
on two thenv
will n
omo has
Demonstrat hand Wednesday,
are invited
w. D. PAINE, District Manager
Philadelphia, Washington and edmond
MAXWELL MOTOR COMPANY INC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

Chewing and Clopton are Lovcn-
STEMS two best pitchers and both are
expected to go to higher company next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03
SOUTHSIDE LEAGUE

Richmond Electric Co. Tni1es Two.
The Richmond Electric Co. took
two games from Sterling yesterday. by
the scores OF l5 to IL and II to H.
Brown. for the Richmond Electric Co.
pitched good ball. striking out eleven
men.
First Game.
Score by innings: r.
R e. 5 100 SIS
Sterling ........... % O o 9-l2
Second Game.
Score by innings; r.
Sterling .......... 20143 OIL Oil
r E. c.. ............ 211 . l 0 o LIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

The Collegians base running COM
bination. including long drives by
Billy" Sttterding. is the main thing
that Is keeping them In the Capital
City League race. Watch 'em. boys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

Cherry Smash. 800. 2oo142o o-l2 %
Burk 6. Co. 3 100000 90
Batteries: Sales and Gregory. Allen
and Nelson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

Midget Orcbaugh, who has been
sick for the past week. Is back in his
old position at second base for the
Grays. He Is hitting we'll and playing
most consistent game.
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RIVERSIDE LEAGUE

Standing OF the Tcnms,
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE

Standing OF the Teams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

Pat Canepa, star pitcher for the
Richmond Grays. In the Capital City
League. is hurler not to DO deBpised;
he has speed. control and personality
about him which makes his teammates
strive their best 10 help pat" win.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

NUrUInNIN VIII.
The Cardinals defeated the Pirates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

Saracinos batting, fielding and
throwing make him O valuable man for
some minor league team. The Grays
would be greatly crippled, however. by
his absence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

Kingan's team played the game yes
terday with four OF their regular play
ers on the bench. owing TO vacations.
"Cleve" Morris. manager Of Kingans,
last years champions OF the Packers
League. was right in the race for the
pennant again this season. but is los
ing out because OF his team being
crippled Morris has decided TO play
the game off that was forfeited to
kingan July 10 on account OF Atkins
not putting a team on the field The
weather was very unlikely then. so
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

Denny Wrights pitching for the Col
legian team deserves much credit. for
Denny Is q hard worker and has u
good head.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

Mac" Pitt. who played shortstop for
Richmond Academy team last spring, is
playing third base for the Simon Sycle
team Of the Commercial League. He
Is fast fielder, accurate thrower and
II quick thinker
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-03-20

aud claims located. although il was
transportation was so difficult 1t did
not appear that these low grade mines
would ever amount to much within
the lives of those prospectors. How
ever, they hung on in hopes Of finding
rich silver or gold ore that would at
tract capital and bring better trans
portation facilities.
In September. Johnny MARI came
the Ruddy gulch camp and stayed
over night Marr had had experience
in the Black Hills of Dakota and had
seen how quick some Of the mining
districts there developed and he
said. Boys, this Is sure to be min
ing district OF great Importance and
we should organize and establish a
mining district by boundaries and the
choosing Of deputy recorder for the
better security of our claims" So 1t
was agreed that notice Of a call to
the prospectors be issued TO meet at
Camp Nolan, mouth of Ruddy gulch,
on Sunday, September II, for the pur-
pose of organizing a mining district
and electing a deputy recorder.
When Sunday came the Camp Mo-
lanites prepared grand feast Of NUT
ton stew with dumplings, mutton was
very plentiful. supplied by strays from
large bands OF sheep that were driven
east over the Mullan road those days.
and at 10 o'clock prompt 16 prospect
ors regaled themselves to AS much
satisfaction as If dining at Delmon-
ico's. Immediately after the feast the
meeting was called to order and Phil
ORourke was chosen chairman. and
Charles Ruddy. secretary.
A district was organized comprising
the South Fork of the Occur dAlepe
river and It's tributaries above the
mouth of Canyon creek and to be
known as Hunter mining district and
Charles T., Ruddy was chosen deputy
recorder and letter dictated to the
county recorder at Pierce City re-
Questing his appointment.
At this time someone suggested that