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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
New York
Stock Market

New York. July lo.--Both at home and
abroad there was an improvement to-day in
The bettermcnt was sufficiently pronounced
TO ind reflection in price movements al
fallen and tho absence of outside Interest,
IN tho market prccludcd an extended and
there was brisk demand and prices rose
smarty. Canadian Pacific the feature
OF The July and bounded up "a and Union
Pacihc made nearly that much. Other prom
inent mediums OF speculation rose point or
more The demand coon fell of. however.
and prices reacted. The market to
stsndstill on tho downward swing and dur
Ing the remainder OF the session changes
were small The list dipped downward again
shortly before the close. but part OF the
days advance wac retained In most cases.
The action taken by President Wilson in
the hope OF avcrtinE "a strike or conductors
and trninmen on the Eastern railroads
rated as the important influence on the con-
structivc period OF the market. Encourage
mcnt was derived also from Secretary Nc
Adoos statement that the per cent bonds,
first time. would be protected by means OF
changes in the currency bill. The extension
lately OF the short interest made possible n
successful drive AT the bears and this was
largely responsible for the swiftness of the
carly rise
Although the monthly statement Of the
United States Steel Corporation showed
falling off in untitled orders OF 5ls.0Uo tons.
bringing back the amount to the smallest in
year, the showing we'll In line with
cxpeotations and exercised no influence on
New York Central. which made a new low
record for the year nj aJi. after receipt of
news from Washington o! Senator Norris's
proposal for investigation into the roads
contemplated bond issue In connection with
consolidation @; New York Central and Lake
shore. Chesapeake and Ohio also touched "A
new low point for tho year at 5l;s
Brighter prospects for peace in the Balkans
and the Bank OF Engiand's strong weekly
statement reflected in tho better tone OF
the foreign markets. Europe bought -. 600 OK
more shares here principally Union Pacific
and Canadian Pacific.
Bonds showed some Improvements, but the
demand was light. United states IS ad-
vanced "a call TO .s,s.
New York, July lo--Money on call STEADY
mt 2d,i7 las; loan Pa. closing bid and offer
cd at ~. Time loans. strong. sixty days "a
So; ninety days. i9ii7; six months .. Prime
mercantile paper per cent. sterling ex-
change firm. with actual business In bank
ers bills at sLSil5 for sixty day bills and a;
S4Ss for demand Commercial bills s4S2A.
Bar silver 5Si. Mexican dollars. a.. Govern
ment bonds firm railroads bonds steady.
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that In few days many new bales would
come on the market.
Tire opening was steady with prices un-
changed to points down. compared with
Yesterdays close. on poor cables and the
news reSa. dinS the Balkan situation. The
weather Indicted good rains had fallen in
Arkansas. which has been needing rain for
som" time. and they stimulated selling of
the new crop months. Little interest was
taken In the old crops ut any stage OF the
session In the early trading prices went to
a level points under yesterdays close, but
later the market recovered and toward noon
stood aga points over yesterdays last QUOTA
lions. In the afternoon the market was dull
and had an inclination 10 sag. The close
was steady at net loss OF 3a5 points. Spot
cotton quiet and unchanged: middling. lojtc.;
sales tho spot 200 bales and 10 TO arrive
Cotton futures closed: July. 1910: August
l-Qo; september. ll.6o; October. ISL; Deem
Der, I.-S; January. ll52; March, ll.5e
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worker. He reserves the evenings for
pleasure with his family or friends or
for reading. He does not care to con-
slider business at night unless the cir
cumstances warrant.
If he calls Democratic congressional
leaders into conference with him, 1t is
because he feels il is essential to have
prompt action on some pending ques-
ton He is not a man to defer public
business. He gives 1t mature thought
but beyond n reasonable time for this
he does not go. and then comes action
Mr.. Wilson's pen may be getting n
rest this week. but next week 1t Will
be going often and with rapidity.
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mis- TRIAL |NCASE
OF ARTHUR SHANKS
Jury Is Unable to Agree and
Is Dismissed by
Court.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Alexandria. Va, July 10.--The jury
in the case of Arthur Shanks, alias
Arthur West, charged with improper
conduct on the government reservation
at Rosslyn, at the south end Of the
Aqueduct Bridge. was unable to reach
an agreement shortly before noon to-
day and was dismissed by Judge Wad
dill. Shanks Will be placed on trial
again at the January term of the court.
II was announced, and he furnished n
bail bond in the sum OF $4,000 for his
appearance at that term of court. IL
simply being renewal Of the old
bond.
The Shanks jury was locked I'D over
night and continued it's deliberations
until shortly before noon, when it filed
into the courtroom. and through its
foreman. NJ r. Norris. announced that
1t was hopclessly divided and there
was no possibility of reaching an
agreement.
The case of Chesterfield jenkins
and others, charged with aiding pris-
oners to escape from the District OF
Columbia workhouse at Occouuan. 10
slated for trial tomorrow, as is also
the case of William F. Graves, charged
with selling liquor without q license.
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Trnilc Report.

BradStrectS tomorrow will say for
Richmond and vicinity:
Trade conditions are irregular. but
generally satisfactory Retail trade has
been exceptionally good for the past
two weeks. being favored by season
able weather. The usual between
season quiet prevails in most wholesale
lines. but good filling in business is
reported. and shipments of fall mer-
chandise are under way Iron and
metals are quiet Drugs and chemicals
are active. Manufacturers of tobacco
and cigars report good sales. Lumber
Is quiet, building operations showing
q heavy decrease. All crops arc re-
ported in good condition. Small ship
ments of the new wheat are being re-
ceived. the quality being the best in
any recent year. Collections are slow
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Schooner Is Ashore.

beaufort, y. C., July lo.-The four
mastcd schooner Josephine. lumber
laden. bound FROM Philadelphia for
N"y West and Tampa, Fla, is ashore
on the beach at Portsmouth. " c. The
sea Is very smooth and, with the life
savers standing by, the vessel is be-
hcNed 10 he in no immediate danger.
ana captain Mcgee and his crew OF
eight men are still aboard The Jose
Prime. which sailed from Philadclphia
July :, stranded some time last night.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

= T ETC, f5O ftNI f'EANI.T MARKET.
fReported by Rodgers. NcCabe & Coz
petersburg, Va. July lo.-Pcanuts-Span-
lsh-MaTket hrm; receipts light; good de-
~" ! shellcd. Spanish. oi.T9a.c. per pound ;
~" shclled Spanish. 7a7l.c. per pound
Nifginias-Fancy jumbo &c. per pound hand
picked. 3&c. per pound: extra prime. si.d
SS.c per pound: prime. 3tc. per pound: ma
chine picked. 3'.aSlac. per pound: Smelling
stock. 2i.M &c. per pound
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DRY GOODs >tApners

New York. July l0.--Many of novelty cot
ton goods are being shown for spring 1914
staple cotton goods are steady with the de-
inand confined to small lots for delivery this
side OF September 10. Some large handlers
o' mems wear are offering goods for spring
without the formality Of opening Raw silk
has been selling freely
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. y. c.. July io.-Spiri,s Turpen-
uhe-Stehdy at 3H1c.: receipts 3 casks Ros-
IN steady at 81 receipts - barrels Tar
Firm at $40. Crude Turpcn,inc- Firm at
savannah. Ga. July l0.-Turpcntinr- Firm
az %5'2c sales 1851 casks: receipts IS. ca SKIS
shipments - casks: stock 80 ci5 casks Ros.
WEAK and unsettled: sales 55S barrels;
STOCK l3s.5T5 barrels. quote: a, b. $40
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND JULY 10. 1914
Il

steamer Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk ,ner-
chan iise and passengers Old Dominion Line
steamer focahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and ma .
'ensers virginia Navigation Company
James River landings. merchandise and mas
sengcrs. Furman Line
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Steamer Berkeley, shelly. Norfolk. mer
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Aurora. FuTnan. Eet-rsburr q nd
James River landings merchandise ard M.
scngers. Furinan Line 49,
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Seats Make Low Record.

New York. July 10.-Two seats were
posted for sale on the Stock Exchange
to-day, one for $4,000. This is the
lowest price on record, and $1,000 less
than tho last sale.
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Chicago ILL.,. July lo.-HoEs-Weak TO 5dl0c.
lower; bulk OF sales. 3SSSle05. Cattle-Stcndy
to loc- lower. Becves. s7.25a?.i5, cows and
heifcrs. st.l5d5.5o: l,tnbs. $500 rs.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

New York. July I0-Beevcs-All for slausht.
er; market nominal and steady to STRONG
Calvcs-Trade limited: market full steady.
Veals &S5oalaoo: buttermiiks and fed calves.
S6aI.6o. Sheep And 1.ambs-Strong: under
grades lambs higher; all sold. Sheep (ewes),
S3.5oa5.oo: lambs, sT.5o6e00. Hogs-Easier:
heavy to light, $o50Is15
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NJ ARkET CONDITIONS

Market lower and dun. Butter-Demand
lair. Ncals Market very active. Wool-De-
inand heavy. other produce steady.
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Nov Orleans. JuIy lo-The price Of cotton
moved siuegishly within narrow limits 10.
day Little speculative feeling was In cy,
d"nce and little husiutss was done The ore
tenure OF interest % tte day was The re-
ceipt o! the first bale pf Tho new croD at
houston. il was forwarded from Cameron
County. Tex, and Was week later than the
iit-t baie % last year. II caused a little sell
ing because II was accompanied 10y the ieport
that much cotton WAS about to open and
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BaIumorc. Nd. July 10 Wheat Firm;
spot so. rcd, pc Corn quiet. contract,
.-c Oats firmcr standard white. 4ii2uiis.c.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

Furnished by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond va)
Richmond, Va. July u. 1919.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va. July To- 1918
following are the quotations on the Rich
m oh EyHh
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COTTON. quiet mdduar 1895 eros. re
ceipts. 2%a bale. saIcs I1t hulcs etGck A. 81
ba!es export 20 Gfoa, Brna.u ,gs haies,
90 the Continent 100 ua!er Coas.,,ise s5,
bales
ro,d to-day at al. ports-Ne, roce,pts
2.tss bales export 10 Great britain 1; -lg
bales 10 The Continent 900 bales stock eil
zoo bales
Consolidated a, an ports Set receipts
il'!. bales, export 20 Greet Britain Il 90.
Na.es to France, 1881 bales 20 the Cont
nent ".Di baief 20 japan g bales
Total sine September ] ~ a.i ports Set
receipts al3l 2t bales. @tTor; 20 Great
Britain 5+5s s5a bales. 20 France s,s SO
bales 10 the Continent, 5+ai5is bales to
Japan, 3s3 III bales. 10 Mexico. 1899 bales
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that In few days many new bales would
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-15
DEEDS FILED
Ia the Office Of the County
Clerk Here to Be Re
cordedby Him.

Clarksburg Board Of Trade Land
Company to Bruce T. Southern, lots,
Norwood.
Joseph j. johnson to DayldlC. Dean,
1 acre, Simpson district.
M r. Frum to A. d. Trangh, / LOT
Salem
CD Casio to D. G. and v. p Nolen.
/ lot, McWhorter.
George w. Martin to w. II. Martin,
i lot, Shinnston.
Lora Q. Tichenor to John N. Knox,
one-half OF oil and gas, Clay district
Pine Grove Manufacturing Land
and improvement Company 10 Joseph
and Mary DiIoca, 2 lots, Northview.
W. NJ. Yates to w. d. Ward, TAX
acres, Union district.
d. Frank Corpening to ]. D. Riley
ct al, /. o. o. F. trustees, . acres, near
Bridgeport.
Clarksburg B GARD of Trade Land
Company to T. B. Wilson and Guy II.
Earle, lot, and to Jessie B. Smith,
trustee for Edward A. Smith, l lot,
Norwood.
Thomas Michael and others to John
w. Weels, lot, Point Comfort.
a. j. Smith to Eliza D. Morgan, !
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don CA d. Parr, CIarksburg. ". Va
Ellen D.-B. M. by.lIal Direct-lslle M
IL. A. McAlister, Akron, %
John A. Kumlin--B. s., by Or. wilson
KumHn. (Allie Gaines, Grafton, Wy
Francis P. Gentry--G. NJ. by John z. Gen
try Up. Bradley, Waynesburg, PAD
Billy OConnor-S. g.; by Barney o Connor
(Chas Harms, Canal Dover o.
DR.. II. p. Burns-G. G., by Bobby Burns
Harry e. Thompson, Holidays Grove
Mary wi D rec NJ, by Lord Direct-CIse-
man & Nelson, Pittsburg, Pa, TIT, OF
w H. Happy9
Gazette HaI-Bik H., by Gazette ezra
Rye, Lisbon. o., Trf., of ]. II. Jackson9
The MasOa-Blk G. by The lmitator-Juia
Mason, on. J. Stout Clarksburg, w. va,
Trf. of A. w Morse.)
Nez PerSus-Br. s., by Verbrook-Sentinel
wilkes, (John 4. Payne, Punxsutawney
Miss BradIy-B. NJ, by Ray Direct, tW. Il,
Black. Cleveland, %
MONEY DIVISIONS.
First horse POW
Second horse -...... ..'.---... -s o0
Third horse ...-.-.,-. AuO
Fourth horse ......--.....-. .-..,..-.. ~
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Thursday, Septe NH er4
o:10 TROT-STAKE 81. O08.

Miss Trace-B. NJ, by John A. 4icKern
Protine (Chas. Morehead, Butler, Pal
Tom Reed-B S. by Mobells-Z oerecd, OChas.
Roush Athens, %
STANLEY TOdd-C1 @. Taylor, Coll %
Marshall Mckinney-Br. s.. by McKlnney;-
(T. C. White Clarksburg, w. Va Trf.,
from Frank r. Moore)
Jack k.-Ch. G.. by Silver Finch-Brd, & y.
L. Crawford. Mt Orb, o.
Barb COrd-lBr- G.. by SILK Cord-(R r.
Hall, Philadelphia, PAD
Pen Mar Bele-B. NJ, by Ashland Wilkes
q. w. Croft Waynesburg5 PAD
HazeI-B NJ, breeding unknown. fF1.s S.
weber. SpartansbIrg s. ca
Robert JOnCs-B. G. (chas. Harms Canal
Dover, on
Florence Vincent Nj, by st Vincent
opt, McCord. Akron, o., Trf.. Of ESD.
Cohen.)
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Monday, September ]
e:25 TROT-STAKE 81, OOO.

Margaret Crane-B NJ. by Matagorda--
Dearest, CIV G. Bennett Be Weston W.
woodland GirI-(E F. Jones. canastota,
Tom y Redmond-Br. G.. by Baron H,-will
wood, Is. S. steinmetz,) Trf., Of L A.
McAlister, Akron, o.
Lord TaIbOtt-B. s., by Lord Roberts-(T,
c. White Clarksburg, W. Va)
True Snil-B. NJ, by Main Sheet-(O- ii.
Erskine. Wellsville, n. w
Hattie J.-Ch NJ, by Jay McGregor-
Jaquita, (Daye G. Mcdonald, Plttsourg'
PAD H.,
AdreaI-B. s., by Advertiser-Helen G. Hill,
Cd. Rossworm, Cumberland, Md
Pen Mar BeIlc-B. NJ, by Ashland Wilkes
O. w. Croft Waynesburg, PAD
ACtOra-B. NJ, by Pat Actel--l-ord Vincent,
a(Ike Mckay, arden, PAD
Hades Last-B M, by &ilbcter-Hades-
{NIozelI Stables, Meadville, PAD
Major StOut-Ch. s., by Nutwood Wilkes
Gross T.. Stout g Bro, Clarksburg w
Frank Grecn-B G., by Nutter Green-(lse-
man & Nelson, Pittsburg, Pa, TIT OF
Henry Dikeman.)
Maymc RIB NJ, by The lmitator-Jul, a
May, O. r. Linn Fairmont, W. Va, TIL,
of H. T. starr Lorraine, %
Mr.. HiggGns s., by Major Higginson-
(P. Bradley, Waynesburg, Pa.)
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lot, city.

lot, city.
Clara s. Jones to Norton s Tonga
baugh, lot, Broad Oaks.
Richard +. Huffman to Ella Hun
man, 2 lots, Union Heights.
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Wednesday, September
o.17 -STAKE $1,000.

Rex AIcantara-B. S.. by Sir Alcantara-
Brown Seritoud-(Iohn f Payne
Punxsutawney, Pa.)
Coastest MObiIc-B NJ, by Mabel Dan Nellie
Coastman, o. L. Barlow, Findlay, o.
Trf OF T. Z. Gore, Clarksburs w Nal
Crescent SimmOns-Br. H., by Crescent
Route-Lulu Simmons-tW p WicEerb
Altoona Pa, Trf of ]. II. Jacksonl
Major HunteT-B. G., by Clarence C.-tRoss
r. Stout, CIarksburg, w. Va)
Katherine k.-B. NJ breeding not given
C. II. Iongerbeam. Cumberland, Md
Star Peter-Ch. s.. by Peter the Great--Star
Lilly Or. p. Hail, philadelphia PAD
Van Buren-Ch. c., by Cubanola- \. Z. Van
Alta. Newark, o.. Trf. of George Fitch9
David NIB. G., by Russell MorreH, "a; IL
Tyson Wilmington, Dela.)
Clifford HaI-3lk. s.. by Star HAL %. Il,
Erskine, WellsyilIe, n. "
Reta EmBuIatOr-B.sM NJ, by Sir Embulator--
Fanny A.. (John @. Ten Eyck, West
field, y. -
Jimmy Me-. g., by st. Ignau-Daisy Nc
IL. A. McAlister, Akron, o.
MONEY DIVISIONS.
First horse ..........-...-#. ....--... $6VO
Second horse ........ ....-.,.t.. 29V
third horse 100
Fourth horse ..-.-..-- = ,'..,..s--- aV
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-As Recorded "a tie Files q the :

+
Prof. Al J. Armstrong. Of caiea-
90. was engaged BY pr. s. q. swartz
as boys principal % Broaddns In
stitute-
TOpsy Tprvey. owned BY sherry
ana Ifenneghan, won a race at sESo-
koIno, Ind.
Miss Minnie Alderman, OF the FL
liost commereial College at Wheel
ing arrived here to become assistant
teacher OF shorthand in the Elliott
Commercial school here.
Isaac r. Lanham and Archie.
Grapes, members OF Company !,
First regiment. West virginia Ma.
tional Guard, were up in Justice 81.
S. Riley's court as result Of tight
ing on train on their way back
from the state encampment at Par
kersburg.
The Seventh Day Baptists were
preparingg to hold a general confer
ence at salem August 10.
). 7. swager had returned IRON At-I
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The United
.WoeIen Mills Co..
BEING different.
- has always been
the keynote Of the.
success of this re-
markably. prosper
GUS tailoring organ
ization.
Unwillngness to remain in
the rut started our success
full career eleven years ago
when we were the first to
dare tailor garments at a.
minimum Of profit and a
maximum Of quality. Men
who were glad to pay $25
and $50 for suits focked to
the stores of this company
when they found they could
get garments just as good,
tailored to their individual
measure for
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M0NEY DIVISIONS.
Monday, September |.
9.15 PAGE STAKE 81. 600.

SSI6 PAUE-SSIA hb s3AsUVUs
MaiOrie Dfrect-BI NJ, by Direct Hal-
(John r. Brady, Buffalo, \. y
Mary Direct-G. NJ, by Lord Direct, Use
man & Nelson, Pittsburg, Pa, Trf, Of
Henry Dikeman)
tsTadeys A.-B. NJ by Noguit-IIazel (Chas-
Marehead Butler, PAD
Jimmy Mc.-B. G., by st Ignau-Datsy Nc
H. A. McAlister. Akron. o.
Handy Jim-B. G., by milne 30. II.
Isrksinc, Welsville, \. W
Van RurcR-Ch. G.. by Cubanola. On. p. Van
Alta. Newark, o., Trf., from 7. y Gore)
Pearl Carter-R. NJ. by Blue Point-Ben
Meeks CISIias Brown. Athens, %
Crescent SimnORS-Br. IL. by Crescent
Rout-LuIu Simmons r. Wicker
Altoona, PAD
COastest MObIle-R NJ, by Mabel Dan Nellie
Ccastman, q. +. Barlow, Findlay, %
MONEY DIVISIONS.
First horse ....------ -. 49, $500 fouu
Second horse ...-....-. -.'..s -. So. sSo
Third horse 1890 ~
Fourth horse ......r -..-.-'. %
Tuesday, September 2.
s:19 PACE-sTAKE $1,000.
Gas WiIl-Br. S. by Gas Belt--Belle JOr-
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The United
Mills Go.
TaiIors to tie Masses
318 Pike St.
UNITED WOODEN MILLS STORES

parlirrSburE, w Va.
;s02 Market st.
ClurkshurC. w. VR.
als pike 81.
CFrrlSsfCr. W. v
Capitol 1t.
Huntingdon. W. Va
92j Ninth ST.
Wheeling. W. Va.
l9922 Market st.
i9atrmont. w Va.
iO6 NJ ain st.
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MONEY DIVISIONS.
Wednesday, September 8.
e.s5 PACF-sTAKE s1.0O0.

The Autocrat-Blk, s.. by The Imitator-
Julia Mason, Ga. ID. Parr, CIarksburg
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OFFICIAL LIST or ENTRIES FOR
TIE BIG ClARV[SBUE2G FAIR RACES

.Owyhoo-By owyhoo, Oh II. Miller, Ches-
ter, Pal
Wonder WOrthy-S G., by Ford Ao.gprthy
co. H. Erskine, AVeTsville, ~ W
AFFAIR G., by Prince OF Indta-lA. II
Tyson, Wilmington, Dela.9s
Lady PauEding-B NJ by Paulding Boy
Rosewood, CDR. Alden Beagle, Buck
harmon, w. Va)
Blue Lfne-B. s., by Pearl Line-ezarrie
Belle. ID L. Beebe, Findlay Lake, N. VI
Gertrude Direct-B NJ, by Walter lireet--
The NasOn-BIk G., by The Imitator-J ulia
Mason, IN J. Stout city, Trf. from w.
II. Happy)
MONEY DIVISIONS.
First horse .....,,...s. 1880. sow
Second horse ..-.....,.-... .--....,'s z5V
Third horse ....... 40y
Fourth horse ......-.',. .-.-.........'.s %
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Rlueheld. w. Va.
81 Princeton Ave.
Marietta. o.
l92 Front ST.
Columbus. o.
- n High st,
GAINESVILLE. ..
430 Main st.
Cincinnati, q.
1924 Vine st.
MiddIctown. q.
3l2 L. T hild : Z.
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THUR SD a Y

2:18 Pace
2:22 Pace
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WEDNE SDAY

2:13 Pace
2:15 Trot $500.
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Tuesday, september 2.

2:19 PACE-STA AXE $1,000.
Gas WiII-Br. S., by Gas Belt--Belle Jor-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-15

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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-08-29
Cssuty Treas.rer's Nstice

To the Gunnison Crystal Mining Comps ny
aud TO all persons having an interest title a
cord in the land hereinafter describea.
Notice is hereby given that the 10Th dsy of
November A. ID 1915. the following described
> roperty, situate in the ounty of Gunnisnn aud
~tate cf Cols rado. to-wit crystal Mine Survey
Ns. I;S situate in the Ruby Mining District was
81 ID for the delinqusut taxes for the year IL 4
sud purchase by truunison eouuty the 10Th
nsy Of November is6 That said prem i-es were
taxed Tor said year 1904 in the name Of Crystsl
nine.
That the said Gunnison County by its Treas
u-er did On the 18th day AZ August 1875 duly
sssien the certificate 81 purchase. which was
issued by the County Treasurer To said Gunni-
sou County for above sale. To p. r. Ropell who
hsth made request upon the Treasurer of ssid
ounty for notification, as provided by the Lan
OF 1SE, in order that he may become entitled y
az decd on said cert hcate for nd wear.
That the time of redemption 81 said real e.
tste from such tax ssle will expire the 18th
Jay OF December A. II. 1918 and tsx deed will
sue therefor the Eth day of Decerber A
2. 1913. unless redeemed theretofOre
Dated this .3rd day of August A. D. 1919
lSEAL1 aNNtEM DDNNEN
Treasurer Of said tfunnisen County
First Pub Aug. 18th Last pub, Sept 18th.