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The Detroit times., 1914-10-28

r 70 the Honorable the Common Council:
0ent1emen--Your Committee on
uoWers TO whom was referred the COM
sanitation from the Department Of
Public Works, transmitting proposals
toccived for the construction OF public
6owers and arms, respectfully report
ne have had the same under consider
ALTON and find that Geo. r. Cooke Co..
~ the lowest bidder for the construc-
tlon OF Eighteenth street sewer and
1ock It e5,SS0.00, and your Committee
believing that the bids submitted are
fonsona6le. recommend that the con-
tract entered into by the Department
'of Public Works with the aforesaid
lowest bidder for constructing said
tower be confirmed. and that the reso-
l0tfon presented by Aid. Rutter at q
oossion held on the 22nd ult. q. G. g.
~ 1850. approving and confirming said
6ontract, be adopted
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT w. RuTTER,
SHERMAN LITTLEF1EID,
MOSES wARTEIL.
49, HENRY W DE GAIsAN,
JOHN Ia JAKEL
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas--Aid, Allan, Barnett, Behlow.
He'll. De Gelan. Dill. Field. Freiwald.
uo1dner. Guthard, Hindle, Jskei. Keat-
(QR. Knapp, Lempke. Littiefeld, Lodge,
howe. O'Brien, Owen. Reinbardt, Rutter,
Uehemansky. Schultz skrzycki. Thomp-
IN. Vernon. Wartell. wenzel. Wilson
and the President--31.
n Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28
sewers.

10 the Honorable the Common Council:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Committee on
0owers 20 whom was referred the COM
muuicAtion from the Department OF
0blic Works. transmitting proposals
<or the construction OF various lateral
GeWors. respectfully report we have
Nd the same under consideration and
n6 that John Ginzel r. lowest bidder
I1f the construction of lateral sewers
(os 1886 and 1851; that Lennahe Bros.
~. icss. 1855. and $3.50: 's that Inter.
0Fban Engineering q Construction Co.
nro lowest bidders for No. 2647; that
Nm B1anek Co. are lowest bidders
(or No 1850: that Western Construc-
llSa Co., are lowest bidders for Nos.
~ u lowest bidder for Nos. 2ss3 and
X09o: that Theo. Mercier Is lowest bid
1or for NO 1851 and William Porath
oXeat bidder for construction lateral
1oWer No. 1851 Your Committee be-
nr satisned that the bids submitted
<ontrHcfs entered into by the Depart
Ise1t OF Public Works with the afore-
UnI0 lowest bidders for construction Of
~ above lateral sewers be approved
M confirmed. and that the resolution
rfssntea sy a, 40; Euttsr at a session
11Dr0vInG and confirming said con-
6cls. Be amended by inserting the
<ures 1853" after the figures S2c5s"
11ue II and adorfed.
Respectfully submitted.
fs2esHr y ~ TIT HTT = 81 :, n
MOSES WARTELI.
0opFREY FREIwALD,
81 JOHN L JAKEr.
HccoD<o1 end adopted ~ follows:
ces-~An- Allan. Barnett Bshlow.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28

3XU the Honorable the Common Council.
Streets to whom was referred the COM
munication from the Department OF
PUBLIC Works. submitted at session
nsld Dec q, isls q. G. g p; isso %
oepartment to turn over to. the De-
@aftmSnt OF Parks and Boulevards a
b1tce o. land In rear of the Clara Bath
- this space for playground purposes.
|toopectfully report we have had the
nAn<e under consideration and find that
ooid property was formerly q part OF
HE did Orleans street reservoir and
'Xnn acquired by the Department OF
Dublfc Works In 1895 or 1896. and has
uIncc been used by said Department
ana the Public Lighting Commission
aver, having been taken for the Clara
>ath house site In 1907. The Eastern
none yard II immediately east OF this
III il was necessary to purchase two
InkD on the south side Of the yard at
~ cost OF over $4,000. and II also being
Docessary TO increase railway trackage
- the yard to economically handle car
11kq Of material. as well as rent va
INT property for the storage Of cleo
Ton booths, which Were formerly stor-
~ In the eastern and western yards.
Your Committee In view OF the above
|ncts, believe that the department OF
I>>nbllc Works II I'm great need Of all It's
|0xlstfng storage yards and that IL
XVUIQ HUI 10 8OOd RVttN$ w
my portion OF the yard over for play
xround purposes. az IL would be neces-
10y for the department to purchase
In66 Immediately to take Its place: also
1brt the further fact that your Com
mlttee does not believe the location OF
|1ho property II suitable for playground
0orposes. Your Committee therefore
4ocommend that the request TO turn
over the property In question for play
xround purposes be denied.
Respectfully submitted,
a t MAURICE j. KEATING,
# SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD,
E GEO. A.. OWEN,
IS EDWARD BARNETT,
STEPHEN 8. SKRZYCKI.
M Accepted and adopted as follows:
& veas--Ald Allan. Barnett. Behiow.
BELL De Galan. Dill, Field. FreIwald,
0oldn<r, Guthard. Hindle, Jakel. Keat-
M krapp Lempke. Littlefield, Lodge.
H0wc OBrien. Owen. Reinhardt. Rutter.
Uchcmansky, Schultz SkrzyekL Thomp-
61n Vernon. Wartell, wenzei. Wilson
and the President-3i.
p <ays--Ncne.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28

RESOLVED, That the City TREASURE
n. and he II hereby authorized ana di-
sectea 20 cancel the taxes due on per-
sonaI assessment levied against w. ~.
Graham for the year 1918, amount
sit2o. valuation 10000. tW. ?. 1885,
Resoiyed THAT the City Treasurer
no and he il hereby authorized and d.
rected TO cancel the general city taxes
levied against Lot lso, Pat OF franc
hien farm" n. g. Brewster street NV.
q COZ. for the year 1914, said prop
erty being owned and occupied by Con-
rregation Bnei Jacob and used exclu-
siveiy for church purposes; ana De ~
further
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28
HOARD OF Assess oav orFIca
Detroit, October -. lsiA
NOTICE-.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1868.
81. PAUL AVENUE.

To Anna J. Nickel. william J. cush-
Ing, Burns q owen Est. n. w. Hoyt
cupyins or otherwise Interested in any
OF The lots and premises frontinG on
81. Paul avenue, In said City Of De-
troit within the limits hsrstnaftsr
Ths Common Council. Of IN. CITY a.
Detroit, having ordered 90 much of u.
Paul avenue. from the east curb lfns Of
Burns avenue 10 the west curp line o.
ed, notice h hereby given that an A.
sessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises fronting on said 81.
Paul avenue. and liable TO be assessod
for said improvement under the pro-
visions OF the City Charter, and That
roll OF said assessment IL now com
pieted, and will remain At the Asses-
~, s Ssts hereof until NovsmSs, ri ~
1914. for the imposition. Of eli person.
''''so board 81 e.. As,r,s9ss
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28
(0MM0h COUNCIL


1epted a. follows;
eos--AId Allan. Barnett Behlow.
<l6nsr. outhard. aindis. Jskel. Keas.
~ Knapp. LSmpke. LittIeneld. Lodge.
o~c q Brisn, Owen. Reinhardt. Ruttei,
|<Hemansl<y. Schultz skrxycki, Thomp-
"a Vernon. Wartell, wenxei. Wilson
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Sentltnen-Your Committee on Taxes,
EIlzabeth Durham u7ss,. Mrs. Z. jan
icki tZsnickJ u456), jeremiah Ward
QssSl, and John opfer us2o), for the
cancellation and reduction OF isl4 gem
lity and under the Soldiers Exemption
Act, RESPECTFULLY report we have had the
same under consideration. have investi-
gated the charity cases through the Poor
Comn'tss lon and being satisfied that the
other petitioners are entitled to relief,
recommend the adoption OF the follow
Ing resolution.
Respectfully submitted,
ANTHONY NCWc.
GODFREY FREIwALD.
JAMES VERNON.
ALBERT t. ALLAN
MOSES wARTELL
r. w. WENZEL
w. III. C.. HINDLE.-
Acct pied and on leave the following
resolution was offered:
BY Aid. Nowc:
Resolved, That the City Treasurer be
and he - hereby authorized and instruct
ed to cancel the general city taxes levied
sTaes for 5ne the following person; and
OF charity:
Mrs: Elizabeth Durham--.'Lot 90, bow
en- Werners sub. OF p. c. sss and 4 y
10. ssO. Amount o. sss Its.n sa ausaSs
Mrs. +. Janicki-"Lot "a. Dorothy
Place sub. Of lot IL. NJ. Moran farm, p.
G: 49, n. s. Frederick street. CIV. 10. z.
zosl amount si2so. valuation $3.50; and
Resolved. That the city Treasurer be
and he Is hereby authorised and instruct
ed 20 cancel the general city taxes levied
against Lot &c. Albert Cranes sub OF
o, l.. 1ss, l., Besrbien farm" W. a. Beau
1874. amount 1859. valuation S7io.
owned by jeremiah Ward. under the
Their
Resolved. That the City Treasurer be
and he is hereby authorized ana m
structed TO accept from John b.. .Opfer
the sum OF 5000. on valuation OF $3.50.
In full settlement OF the general city
taxes levied against Lot 27b, j. H and
y, K Howrey's sub. OF part of p. G..
154, W. .. Crane avenue. CW IT. q I'm
for the year 1914. and cancel balance
due. the said sum being the taxes ON
valuation In excess Of $1,000 under the
Soldiers Exen ption Act
Adopted as follows:
Yeasa-Ald Allan. Barnett. BehIow.
Bleil. De Galan. Dill. Field. FreiwaId.
Goldner. Guthard. Hindle, Jakel, Keat.
ing. Knapp, Len PIKE, Littieneld, Lodge.
Nowc. O'Br.en. Owen, Reinhardt, Rutter.
SchemaDsky, Schultz, Skrzycki. Thomp,
son. Vernon. Wartell. wenzei. Wilson
and the Presidential
Nays--None
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28

/, 70 the Honorable the Common Council:
oontiemen--Your Committee on
fition or Dennis c. walters for permit
+ - coustruct two covered areas, Gone TO
~ with steel doors), extending ls In
hes into sidewalk. In front OF prem prem
I1ue at 2Sl Second street, respectfully
fpport we have had the same under
@<Onoideration. and seeing no objection
thereto, recommend that the request he
xranted. and therefore offer the follow
Respectfully submitted,
MAURICE j. HEATING,
SHERMAN LlTTLEFIELD.
|s GEO. A. OWEN,
NJ EDWARD BARNETT,
| STEPHEN s. SkRZYCkI.
~ accepted. and on leave, the follow
Inc resolution was offered;
t. Resolved, That the Department OF
Public Works be and 10 hereby author
lHcd and directed to issue permit 10
Oennts q. Walters. TO construct two
severed areas, ons 70 be covered with
uleel doors. extending lS inches into
oldswalk In front OF premises at Isl
second avenue, provided the plans are
approved by the Department OF Build
Provided. That said work shall be
performed under the supervision or the
Dvpartment Of Public works ;,, ana -, IN
and approved by said Department:
Provided. That no rights In the pub.
1Ic streets shall be considered waived
~ this permission. which Is granted
Expressly on the condition that said
severed areas and all distractions In
,oonnection Herewith shall be removed
q any time when SO directed by the
Common Council: and further
Provided, That said permit issued by
ehc Department OF Public Works Is
GRANTED with the distinct understand
Inx that In the event OF the Charter
6eing amended In such manner as VIII
Drovide for the levying OF fee to be
Hereafter determined upon. for the oc-
cppancy OF public property. that the
wfantee will pay said fee provided for
u said act. and that said grantee does
horoby bind himself thereunto and ac-
sept said permit on the conditions
hereby Imposed.
s Yeas--Ald. Allan, Barnett, Behlow,
nell, De Galan. Dill, Field. Freiwald.
Qoloner. Guthard. Hindle. JakeL keat-
~. Knapp. Lempke., Littlefield. Lodge.
Move. O'Bricn. Owen, Reinhardt. Rutter.
Dchtu srsky. Schultz. Skrzycki Thomp-
Dou, Vernon, Wartell, wenzei. Wilson
and the President-31.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28

Mrs. John Zeiiman .................
Louis ~ toth 1890.
ram,iI. p 81 y.rys.c.s.' ........ .....
and be II further
Resolved, That the City Treasurer
be and he In hereby authorised and d.
rected 10 accept from woodward Flow
er shop , ihs a sum 81 Siss On yai tnii
settlement OF the personal assessment
levied against them for the year 1919
and cancel balance due: and be IL fur
Resolved. That the City Treasurer be
and he 10 hereby authorised and d.
reeted 20 accept from Raymond Rus
sell the sum OF siois on vsinstion, ,,o OF
ment OF the personal assessment lev.
led against him for the year 1918. and
cancel balance due: and be II further
b. and ne is hereby authorized and In
structed to draw warrant upon me
proper fund In favor Of ]. oReiny Tor
the sum Of sS;ssi being ss sso s USey,s %
against him In error for the year 1914;
CIV. ?. T. 23O, upon presentation OF
the proper receipt showing the per-
sonal taxes levied against him Tor sara
year TO have been paid; and De " FUR
Resolved. That the City Controller
be and he Is hereby authorised and IN
70 d u favor % SpIe
Tor the sum OF Si4is. being the amount
OF taxes on valuation OF $4,000. er-
roneously levied against him for the
year 1914, CIV. .1s. T. as7). upon presen-
tation OF the proper receipt showing
the personal taxes levied against Mn,
for said year TO have been paid; ana
be IL further
Resolved, That the City Controller
be and he 10 hereby authorised and In
structed to draw a warrant upon the
proper fund In favor OF Mary T. Hoi-
land for the sum OF 1870. being the
amount Of taxes on valuation OF VI.
year 1914 CIV. II. Z. $3.50. upon pre-
sentation Of the proper receipt SNOW
ing the personal taxes levied Against
her for said year TO have been paid.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett Beniow'
Bieil De Galan. Dill. Field. FreiMaio'
Goldner. Guthard. Hindle Jakel. Keat-
ing. Knapp Lempke. Littlsfield. Lodge
Eowc, OBrien, Owen. Reinhardt. Kutter.
schemansky. Schultz. skrIyck. Thomp-
SON. Vernon. Wartell, Wenzel. wilson
and the PresideEt-31.
Nays-None.
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Resolved. That the City Treasurer DO
and he IL hereby authorized and Ill
rected TO accept from the persons here
matter mentioned. such amoypts as
appear opposite their respective
names. I'm full settlement OF the per-
sonal assessments levied against them
for the year 1914. and cancel balance
due. towit;
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your COMMITTEES on
Taxes to whom was REFER referred the pestii- -
ward 1s5s). JOS. M Serrili Is60,
Anna r Smith tisisl; j. = f9siey
t1ss3), chas schmidt nIiD' n; AZ
Davock ls4g. a. E surrsn S1 az.
mold (1sss). f. A. Rich. Trustee for A.
waikowiak us5sl. william Scott.
(l7s3). Michigan southern Produce CO.
j. III KnodeIi 13s1j, William r. Hell
spher (1ss0). Estate OF James Skain
57 rb sis Tn.so ms apson Nc Co t1 MsS
nsioS. Congregation Bnei Jacob tlsssl.
r. q. Bennett u5o0, Z: Coulson for
T Toni = c aSsssr Coo Co., 7s3. Matte B.
walburn. Executrix Est Thos. Walburn
(lsosl, Emerett @: Kenneth l4so and
IBID, James II Drake nSaaD, r Aiyan
Sis47). G. Putt. (1so2l. Wesley O. Hahn
tissoJ. Mrs John Zeiiman I5i0. Louis
+. Roth ug2ll. p. y: OPEL ua,n,
mond Russell Iiss2), J. o'Reilly l7sD.
Oswald Leitert ns57l: Camille g Yer
yaecke fls50). and Mary r. Holland
(lsOs), all for the cancellation. reduc-
lion or refund OF certain general city
taxes and personal assessments, re-
spectfuIly report we have had the same
under consideration, have listened 70
the testimony OF petitioners; and after
sors being satisfied that claimants are
entitled to relief. recommend the adop-
tion OF the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted,
ANTHONY NOWC,
GODFREY FREIWAlsD,
JAMES VERNON,
ALBERT T. ALLAN,
MOSES wARTELI.
w IT. C. HINDLE.
Accepted and on leave, the follow
ing resolution was offered:
BY Aid. Move: ~.
he s,.d he il hereby authorized and d.
yected 10 cancel the taxes due on per-
sonal assessments levied against sne
persons hereinafter mentioned Tor me
year 1914. towit;
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28

mentioned. be vacated In aceordsnee
with the following resolution
Respectfully submitted.
GODFREY FRElWAI.D.
JAMES VERNON
GEORGE A. OWEN.
FRED. w. KNAPP,
SHERMAN LLrrLEFIELD.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28

FOUhTh WAhD. ~
That the Election Board Of the sth
9th and 10th precincts Of the Fourth
ward be and Ii hereby permitted to
employ two extra clerks on election
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett. Behlow,
Bleil De Calsn. Dill, Field. Freiwald.
soldner. Guthard. Hindle, Jakei. Keat-
Move. o'Brien owen. Relnhardt. Butter.
schemansky. Schultz,. skrzycki, 1homp-
son. Vernon. wartell. wenzei. Wilson
and the President-s1.
EIGHTH WARD.
hy resolved Asdi That the Department Of
raSs Works Tor be and tree SstsGs
as an obstruction In alley In rear OF
43 Churchill street the said tree pre-
venting ingress and egress to garage
NINTH WARD.
Resolved. That Arson Brey. 727 Ora
tiot avenue, be and he Is hereby APP
fsfration OF the NTH district of the
Ninth ward, In place OF Fred Keuler.
Adopted.
BY AID Jakel:
Resolved. That Joseph Muer. ass ST.
Aubin avenue, be and he II hereby APP
pointed chairman Of the Board OF Reg
istration of the NTH district OF the
Ninth ward. In place OF August Mas.
Adopted. 9
BY Aid. Move:
Resolved. That Frank Kunkei. 100 st.
Aubin avenue. be and he Is hereby APP
pointed chairman OF the Board OF Reg
lstration OF the eighth district OF the
Ninth ward In place of r. J. strzys-
sew:kt who has resigned.
N'op'' TENTH WARD.
BY Ala. O,Brien:
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and Il z hereby re-
In the fourth district OF the Tenth
ward. owing to the large number OF
registered voters In said district
TWELFTH WARD.
Resoived. That the Department of
Public Works be and 10 hereby fn-
structed to place an additional election
booth At the southwest corner OF Kfr-
by avenue and Tiliman avenue, for use
s:.! s'y.%ss IN .siS s.tris the
THiIRrEENrH WARD.
BY Aid De 0alan:
Resolved, That Oscar Tossy, who
resides st No. 81 Arndt street be and y,
the IN B Board i, Of Rssistr.iiep Of The fourth
district 81 the thirteenth ward in place
Of eeorss spe'ius. who Will not serve
iF6uRTEnNrH WARD.
Resolved. That Levegns Bros, in7
Dime Bank Building. Be and they are
hereby granted permission 10 place
coal chute In sidewalk IN front Of the
ster AZ the corner Of scQttsn and Por-
- = - w. a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-07
MISSOURI Will meet
drake eleven TODAY
WILL BE THE ONLY GAME BE
TWEEN THE MISSOURI VAL
LEY CONFERENCE TEAMS.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6.-The Uni
versity of Missouri and Drake uni
versity are the only Missouri valley
conference teams that meet tomor-
row. Most of the other members Of
the conference play minor games. In
terest for followers Of the valley sport,
therefore, centered at Des MOines.
The Missouri eleven has shown i'm
proVement during the last two weeks
and is being pointed for the Kansas
game on November q.
Nebraska, which with Kansas, is
credited by critics as being the class
Of the valley, will meet Morningsidc
college at Lincoln and unless there is
a big upset the COrnhuskers should
have little trouble in winning The
record of the Nebraska team to date
shows Victories over the Michigan
Aggies the Kansas Aggies, Ames and
Washburn, tie with South Dakota
and no defeats
With Halfback Craig out Of the
game, Kansas is further crippled for
its clash with Washburn at Topeka
tomorrow. However, the Kansas
coaches believe they can add another
game to the Kansas win column,
which, incidentally, has been un-
broken this season.
The two St Louis elevens-W Wash
ington university and St Louis uni
versity-will settle their differences
in n game full Of local interest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-07
The Smell Of Unbathed Men.

In the November American Maga-
zine Wall Irwin special staff CORE
spondent sent to Europe by that pub
lication. describes his personal expert
ences particularly in Belgium. lie
was in Brussels and had a pass
through the German lines, and he also
witnessed the final destruction of Lou
vain. After describing the German
army as it occupied Brussels, he
speaks Of the army as a gray ma
chine OF death-earth, air and sky"
The transport wagons were gray. the
uniforms of the soldiers were gray,
the motorcycles, biplanes and bag
gage wagons were gray. Mr.. Irwin
adds
And over II all. lay smell of
which / have never heard mention in
any book on war-the smell OF half
million unbathed men, the stencil OF
a menagerie raised TO the nth power
OF stencil. The smell lay for days
over every town through which the
Germans passed"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-07
BIZ Sonlhcrn Camcs.

ATLANTA, Nov. G.-GameS be-
tween Vanderbilt and Tennessee at
Nashville and the Alabama Poly
technic Institute (Auburn) and the
Georgia School Of Technology at At
lanta feature collegiate football in the
south tomorrow.
Other games in which much inter
est is being displayed include the
contests between the University Of the
South (SewanecD and Alabama at
Birmingham; North Carolina a. & NJ
and Georgetown at Washington and
Washington and Lee and Swarthmorc
at Lexington. Va.
Neither Tennessee nor Auburn has
met defeat this csason.
Other games scheduled for tomOr-
row include Mississippi VS. Tulane at
New Orleans, Louisiana State vs. Ar
kansas at Shreveport, La. Mercer W.
Mississippi A. d NJ at Strakville,
Miss. Austin VS. Texas Christian at
Fort worth. Mississippi college VS..
Christian Brothers of St Louis at
Memphis, Southwestern VS.. Hender-
son Brown at Little Rock, Ark, Texas
vs. Haskell Indians at Houston, Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-07
LATONIA RACE ENTRIES

FIRST .RACE-five and one..hqlf fur
longs Brick and Mortar 97; Nobleman,
l02 Dundreary. 102 Tetsn. l03. Chilla,
lO3: Whtecrown. 103: Wodan, 1Ol. Anna
Kruter lO5: Type, lO6; Alledo lO7 Ches-
terton. l0s Martinos, 109. Goldcrest Girl,
l12
SECOND RACE-Handicap - Six fur.
longs: Casaba, g5; Dortch, l01: Ormula.
l0l; McAdoo, 10j; Freeman, 10s; Aunt Josie
THIRD RACE-six furlongs: Cole, %
Manners 100; Redwood, 100: J. b May
low. lO2: 7. NJ. Green. lO2 Morristown,
lO3. Sosius. 1O4 Ohagan. l0j; Oakland,
l05 Miss Declare, l05 Othello, log; Coy,
1O7: Furlong. ll2.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap two and one
quarter miles Expectation. 9j; Airport,
100; Christophine; 100 Verena, lo3; Sir
Catesby. 105 Lady Errant 1O7; Coy Lad
1O7; Rash. los: Donerail 1O9.
FIFTH RACE-flandicap, mile and one.
sixteenth: Casuarina 81: Prince Hermis.
101: Leo skolney, l01; Hodge, 100 short
Grass, 1876.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards
impression. 90 Father Riley. 100: Hermuda
100. Sanvega 10l: Bonnie Chance. lO3 4,
Ringing 1903. Stout Heart. 1O3; Hocnir
1867 Guide Post 107.
SEVENTH RACE - Mile and one.sit
teenih: Florin go Lady Colonist 9s Rob
ert KAY. 100: Chartreuse, 10a, Incidence
lO3 Louise Paul l03: Wander 1Oi Cop
pertown. 1O4 Marshon. 1O4: o sullivan
loo George stoll. 107 Joe Diebold, lO9.