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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-21

each, and to mature and be redeemable
five each year in the order OF their
issue. on the third Monday OF each sue
ceeding year, beginning with the year
1913 and ending with the year 1897.
Said bonds shall each bear interest at
me rate OF six per cent. (63e) per an
nu',. the interest on each bond to be
pays Sic semi-annually on the third
Monday NJ July and the third Monday
OF January OF each year. beginning
with the third Monday OF July, 1917,
both princira and interest payable at
the office Of &c County Treasurer Of
the County Of ElAo and State of Ne
vada. Said bonu' shall be sold for not
less than their par valve, and the price
TO be paid shall be payable only in
Gold Coin OF the U.tted States Of
America, and certified check for ten
per cent. u09o) OF the amount bid
shall accompany each bid u. m evil
dence of good faith on the part u the
bidder, the said check to be forfeited
W VIC Saiu Souutg VI IlhO IL III SdP.
bonds are not taken up and fully paid
for in the manner aforesaid within zen
days after the acceptance OF said bl1
by said Board.
Said sealed proposals will be opened
and read publicly in the County Com.
missioners' room in the Court House
of Elko County, State Of Nevada. at
Elko. Nevada. at the hour OF 10 4. NJ
of Thursday. the 2Sth day OF Deccm
Der, A. D., 1916. The said Board re.
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
By order of the Board OF County
Commissioners of the County of Elko
State OF Nevada.
ROBERT b. HUNTER,
County Clerk and Ex-Officio
Clerk OF said Board.
First publication, Dec. 6. 1916.
Last publication, Dec. 81, 1916.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-21
SUM MONS,

In the Fourth Judicial District Court
of the State OF Nevada, in and for BlkO
County.
Jennie c. d. Meyer, Trustee, Jennie
c. d. Meyer and X. Rodwell Meyer, her
husband, Plaintiffs, VS.. Mary d. Flood.
James C.. Dunphy, Viola Carrie Car.
men Piercy Burnett, William Wesley
Burnett, her husband and william
Wesley Burnett. Jr, Defendants. 49,
Summons.
Action brought in tho District Court
OF the Fourth Judicial District OF the
State Of Nevada, In and for the County
OF Elko, and the Complaint filed in the
office OF the Clerk of said District
Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting
to Daid Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within ten days after the service upon
YOU OF this summons II served in said
County, or within twenty days II
served out of said County, but within
said Judicial District, and in all other
cases within forty days, exclusive Of
the day Of service, and defend tho
above entitled action.
This action is brought TO obtain q
judgment and decree Of this Court that
tho plaintiff trustee be empowered to
borrow sum or sums OF money not
exceeding the sum OF 100000 and to
execute a promIssory note or promis.
sorry notes therefor, and to secure such
promlssory note or notes by executing
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-21
OBJECTIONABLE ADVERTISING.

The most earnest advocate of bill
boards as advertising mediums will
grant that in certain places they mar
the landscape and depreciate property
values. Park Commissioner Cabot
Ward of New York City had this prin.
ciplc in mind when he notified bill
posting companies that they must re-
move all advertising signs on park
property. The west is more progress
sive than the east in this as in many
other things.
In Colorado City and County local
authorities are given control over un'
slightly signs within a certain distance
of state highways as well as city parks
and boulevards. Commissioner WARD
hopes TO create public opinion on the
subject. which will give the proper au
thorities the power to remove bill
boards where they act to negative and
depreCiate values and city assets
which have been created at consider
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able sacrifice and expenditure" Such
plan should appeal to every taxpayer
who is an interested party I'm the case.
Would 1t not be feasible to call q con-
ference Of the park commissioners OF
all our larger cities to formulate a
vigorous national movement along
these lines ?-Leslie's.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-21

In other and briefer words Ger
many's peace proposal to the Entente
amounts to about this:
We have licked you! For humanity's
sake stop licking us!-Louisville Cou.
rier Journal.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-21
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ARRIVALS

c. Manitor; Tom Rasvus, Great
Falls: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Griffin.
Carlton; Raymond Perry, Auro; Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Griswold. Ruby Valley;
L. ID. Reaver; p. F. Ccnley. Winnie
mucca; Ed. Doyle; o. E. Weymouth,
San Francisco; d. a. Phillips: Jack
Miller; Walter Hylton. Hylton; James
Pagan; Frank Smiley; George Elliott.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-21

ASAAo" w. anu LudoS o pdiS NC SOAb ZIG
patent to which was issued and stands
in the name OF Eugene H. Mangu but
which plaintiffs purchased from .'ou
prior to the Issuance OF patent thereI n
and to which plaintiffs now have the
actual. exclusive and adverse posses
sion and have had the actual. exclusive
and adverse possession for more than
fifteen years last past and next imme-
diately preceding the commencement
of this action, and upon which said
lands plaintiffs have expended large
sums OF money and kept and are now
keeping enclosed in fence and upon
which said lands plaintiffs have made
permanent, necessary and valuable I'M
provements and have paid all public
taxes for more than fifteen years last
past and next Immediately preceding
the commencement of this action, all
of which will more fully appear in the
verified Complaint on file in said &C
ton, a copy of which is served upon
you with this Summons, and you are
fully notified that if you fail to appear
and defend said action, the plaintiffs
will apply TO the Court for the relief
demanded.
Dated this 4th day OF December, A.
D., 1916.
ROBERT B. HUNTER.
Clark ~ crtd Cnurf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VI TfLCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or -TJT
otSlN1.a ola q Columbia, Washington Nav q Iere =
TrI.1, IhAt Section a Of Article XVII 81 ~.
oAse Regulations q the District a C,5,,,,ts :.
T7y smended b. adding thereto m. f,TI,5-
- eIs N J0nk rags and Old paper and otbs- -
-, - Aot olsturo such refusr after II hss - -
-. loI removal By the contractor viii - r..
sLIi - no persu1 other than said ooBt-,r-o-
= AiS oS Permitted 70 collect such r,fUss OTTVTP
NJ SLM MMAN' LOUIS BROWNLOW C9IRTFS
oIL, - hoIL, Commissioner. D. c.
ITlLCE OF The COMMISSIONER OF T9F
1919 ot Columbia MAY R lsl6-No.io, :.
- - kI'en nat in accordance with u. r-,y5,,,-,
-. 4oen suthorizing changes IN tb. u~-nan.-.
49, VI hlshWAyE coDtzined iu d A,1r,-
Irht59n AG Tor the hscal year ended Jun. n je-t
Co-'--f A1 No. 50. approved Msrch 1 IEy tbs
1 - ooers Of the D1zlct a Colrnbi, wi -
,p.Hc pIoHc nearing In the Board Room ~ 81 c.
-sItl e-s JUNE 8, 1876 at 10 o'elocE M - Al
=. - t-teTes,ed o. owning land within - ,S;,,.r,
49, 4Iea bounded b. the Unitsd stst-s Rsf7--1
- - S0lta DakOtA avenue on the po-fb.,sr
49, .--llofe and Ohio Railroad on ~. no-fbv--,-
.i at~IS avenue on the southwest 1D5 ~ a..
- t6 51t6 on the soUtheast PlHzs 81 ~. ~,
n 0Ases in highWAyT within tbe th,-, n.-t.,
% olspAyeo and the Conuisso1.-1 IN -
--gg -Ig sIgFeslonE Or prutests cobs.-iBs ~.
So oT TIses 1TEses a. shown the Gboremsnr5o1s5
low III I'll * P. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROwN-
Nv. 1hARLES ". KUTZ C,-1--t.s..-- =, =
=
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won: Aimee T.. 100 Iyke), Il 10 S. l 10 J. out,
second; Lantsns. S (Picel, 10 to l. 70 l. out,
third Tine, loI 45 Good Gracious also ran.
THIRD RAcE-+year-oldS and upward selling
purse. 800: one mile and furlong. Devil Fish,
III tKeoghl, TO 5. 70 10. l to ). won; Mnlc
PARK, lo2 CdrDermott), to 2 to S, 70 5,
second; Luther. lW tTaplinl Is 70 s, even, to 2
third Time. So. Ahara. Juliet. Daingerheld and
Monmouth also ran
FOURTH RACE-The Colorado Handicap; ;
ysar-olds and upward; 500 added; mile and one
sixteenth. Gamer. lls Davies, IL to 10. to s,
out, won; Blue Thistle, ll3 CIcTasyartl, 9 to s.
to }, out, second; FIginpy. lT CMcCahey), 6 u
/. to S. out, third. Tine. 40 IS. Star Gaze
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Syear-olds and upward selling
Eurse. 500; six furlongs. Humiliation, llo BAN
Z to 5. to 5. to ,. won; Amans. lo6 DdcTas'
gartl, to l. even, l to 2, second Maifou. 50
DIcCaheyl, 70 l, to l. even, third. Time. l:l4.
Ancon, Perthshire and StellaTina also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Maiden 2-year-ods; 500 added
Ave furionss Breeze, III CIcDermottl. to s.
to ?, out. won; Cocklesheu, 100 CHaynes) to
2 to 2 out, second Intrguer, III d. Holman,
Is 70 !, TO / 70 l, third. Time. lI2. JACK
Scott, Phantom and kathryn Gray also ran.
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WOODBINE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-AIexandria Plate; s5n added
selling thr-eyear-olds and upward; six furlongs.
Nifet lI3. Lady Mexican IDS: Yolant 10; Pam
phinea los; Lost Fortune. 10; Cincinnati 1o2;
Garnet 100; Bendsl 1l3; Gordon. ll3; Lady London.
III: Audrey Austin 100.
SECOND RACE-Rutland Plate; 500 added con-
ditions: 9ver-old FLIES; four and onehaf tIrlongs.
Helmets DauEhtsr 10: Dental IL; Lynette 100;
Svseter Than Sugar. 100; The Only One 100: Yellow
sally. III; Ben Otis, 10; Gratitude 100; Savilla,
III: Bright and Early, 100
THIRD RACE-Ths Maple Leaf Stakes; & OC0
stded 3vsar-od fIies; one and one-si1teenth miles
Anime II; Sweet Colleen IL Late Hours. IT:
Dorothy Carn ID: Hecla's Flame II; Kathleen
H 10. Sweet Colleen and Late Hours, seagram
entry.
FOURTH RACE-victoria Plate; 800 added sell
ing: 3-year-olds ard upward; six furlongs Garish
Mai lo3: 'Eulogy. g; Bon Ounce, D7; BroomvaIe,
los Kootsnay. 1O9; 'Harbsrd lO5; Tarbrush III;
The MasQusrader. 10; PhiHstine. u5; Miss Gayle.
FIFTH RACE-Ths Codhausht Cup: 100 added;
handicap 5year-Olds and UPWARD one and Ons-six-
tenth nils. Rancher rs; Damrosch. rs: Uncle
Bryu. rs N2ecoil. 1O6; King Hamburg. 100 Achieve
ment, rs; Skeerface, 1O9; ApriSa g; Ormulu, IS;
Tartarean 1o9; Schsner, los; King K. 90; Am
phion I0l. Damrosch and Uncle Bryn J. K L.
Ross entry: Rscoil and King Hamburg. Thonclifs
entry; Achievement and skeerface wilfrd-vi
entry.
SIXTH RACE-BaderiIls Steeplechase; 500 add
Cd: selling; 4year-olds and upward: about two miles
Collector, l43; Bamboo, l5; Indian Arrow lR;
Cuhon IA Idle Michael IA.
SEVENTH RACE-Leamiugton Plate; 500 add
cd; selling; 3yelr-olds and upward one and one
sixteenth miles. DorcTiS lc; Lochiel. los; Fen
rock. lo2; Counterpart. ls; Tfnbrook lOs: The
Usher. Io4; Birka. lo4; 'Batwa. ls; Miss Waters.
IO4: Fairly. lo9; -Aprtsa Io2.
Apprentice allowance claimed
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TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Howick Plate; 500 added; maiden
5-year-olds and upward SIX furlongs. Billy McGee,
10 CRobns1ul $50. $40 $50 won: Hsdonist.
100 lMcAteel $40. $50. second; Raven Court, lO2
Billy Oliver. Harold, Peach Blossom, and sty1
also rsn.
SECOND RAcE-Maysower Plate: 500 added
selling: 2year-olds; Eve fIronss. Blue Fox 10
CParrinstool, 9D. $50. $50. won; Blue Grass
Belle. 10 lDishmoul. $40. $50. second; Highway.
lo5 Collins. $40 third. Time, l0Z-5. Burbank,
Cadillac. and Rhymer also rsn.
THIRD RACE-sO added; selling; 5year-olds
and upward: III furIongS Irish Heart l34 CTuIn,
$50, 80 $50 won; Gartley, II Moussey),
SO. $50 second; Maid Of Frome. "a Jsfcltl,
$3.50. third Tine. In. ShroTetide. Last Spark,
Harry Bassett II sykesis Mona G.. OTsrtory and
PEPPER Sauce also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Toronto Cup; handicap: 500
added. 3-year-olds and upward one and ne-siEhth
miles Runes. lis lPaTinstonl. $40. $3.50 Ss,
won; Uncle Bryn. 10 tMCAteel, $50. SAD second
Fair Montague 10 Burns. AD third. Time.
1875 Achievement. Fountain Fay, Kewessa
Phil UnEar, Rain Coat Brave Cunardsr Black
Brock King NEPTUNE. and F. Greenwood also ran.
Black Brook and King Neptune added starters.
FIFTH RACE-Helter skclter steeplechase; 500
added; ivssr-olds and inward: one and onequarter
miles Stucco, li5 Williams. SD. $50. S.1,
Won; Lady Butterfly, $50 landry. SIC e 90. sec
Ond Jack Winston, 100 Brooks. $50, third Time,
as. March Court and Little Hugh alsD ran.
SIXTH RACE-Coronation Stakes; $500 added
e-yCar-ods: four and onehaR frurlonS1. Gold Ga
Iore. - fPicksns, SD $40 $50. won; Terahera,
lI3 Rice. $40. $40. second, Galley Head. us
fPaTngtonl. S23n. third. Time o.55 IS. Bavsrde,
Princess Fay Dandy Fay. Isabelle H. Britannia.
and Ring Dove also ran. Gold Galore and Galley
Head. SeaEam ertry.
SEVENTH RACE-Mount Royal Plate; 500 add
I'd; 5year-oIds and upward; selling: and one
sixteenth miles Greetings, q CMcAteer. so.
SD. & 10. won; PaymaStsr lo5 mckenzie, $50.
Time. La. Col. GuteIius, Chs7ron. and AHSt"c1t
also ran-
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when YOU wake
UP drink GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash the POisons and Toxins from
system Before Putting More
Food Into Stomach.
Says Inside Bathing Makes Anyone
Look and Feel Clean, Sweet
And Refreshed.

Wash yourself on the inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside
This is vastly more important, because
the skin pores do not absorb inpuri-
ties into the blood. causing illness
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce of food and drink
taken into the stomach, nearly an
ounce of waste material must be car
ried out of the body. If this waste
material is not eliminated day by day
it quickly ferments and generates moi
sons, gases and toxins, which are ab-
sorbed or sucked into the blood stream
through the lymph ducts which should
suck only nourishment to sustain the
body.
A splendid health measure is to
drink, before breakfast each day, a
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful Of limestone phosphate in II
which is a harmless way to wash these
poisons, gases and toxins from the
stomach. liver, kidneys and bowels
thus cleansing, sweetening and fresh
ening the entire ailmentary canal he
fore putting more food into the stom-
ach.
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate costs but very little at the drug
store, but is sufficient to make any one
an enthusiast on inside-bathing. Men
and women who are accustomed 10
wake up with a dull, aching head or
have furred tongue, bad taste. nasty
breath, sallow complexion, others who
nave bilious attacks, acid stomach or
constipation are assured of pronounned
improvement in both health and an
pearance shortly.-Adv,
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
CHEVY CHASE TOURNEY
WILL START TODAY

A field of 20s golfers will tee of today
IN the spring tournament OF the Chevy
Chase Club. This field will get under
way at 7:S0 this morning, while A. B.
Shelton, Of Columbia, and George G..
Perkins, will be the last to get started,
this pairing going out at D. m
The first pair to tee of is Richard
Crane, Of Ontwensia, of Chicago, and
Prince Alfred Hohenlohe, of Columbia.
Crane leads a list of out-of-town
experts. which includes B. W. Wood
run, Blue Ridge; H Duff, I'd. Oak
mont: John Gay. Hong Kong; E. B.
Purnen, Baltimore; w. P. Wood. Coun-
try Club, of Virginia; R. R. Stewart.
Naval Academy; Hamilton Kerr, New
York; H. B. Newton, Atlantic City;
Cecil Osborn. Whitemarsh: Cameron
Buxton. Huntington; E. A. Johnston,
Baltimore; H. S. Hicks, Philadelphia; {;
E l. Bartlett. Baltimore, and James
R. Branch. Richmond.
There are several other out-of-town
men who may figure heavily in the
medal play for qualification. Baltimore
has sent Walter Young and C. T
Jenkins in addition to other entrants
Among those entered from out-of-town
are r. L. Harrison, Richmond; R. Hay
den, Naval Academy; E. H. Walker.
Essex; Robert Weir. Wilmington, and
l. R. Prentiss, Mohawk
The out-of-town men will find excel
lent opposition in John Davidson, L. L
Harlan, John Clapp. Samuel Dazell,
Donald Woodward, Allen Lard, Wal
ter Duckerman. Morven Thompson, and
the Dempsey brothers.
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PROPOSALS

- An hIMENI OF THE INTERIOR WEI
iIsHn. May 2 Isl6.-Ssslsd r-,-,1z.I, -, " -.
~ ol,e4 Until ? p. n. THURSDAY JT-NTs K ,..s
-Ll ulen opened, for the furnishing ~ -. -.
-. %la oe.iFer1rg free on hoard a. a. h5Es-s
T"O Siancard hrs-psssenFer TOURING sssoTir.
-o'lool4es each equipped with elsr-5c -, go,
- - sssed sliding gvzE transnisior 5s-,,T-..II.,
- nc saiFa rin and one eIt-l tir. TsrA ~
-o-s Sl-cHg shortest time for deliver A. J,r-
anu te accompanied - c1rr7r-. 1000
" 4-ons q automobiles 20 - fr-rSshsS - -
-. I'sIV'i with ph0tnzTB nhs and r-5ff ~ -
- psFH, and certified cheek for coD 1.-,lr.
- .s secretary Of the Ints-or as r-r,-.rfs- -.
- VII enter into contract hases r--.,- 81, -.
- @IA s'e sacstacJory bond lr rrnzT - -
- - "5nL OF amount of cCntra-z Fr- .lr f,5+-s-1
--..I-Anle - conditions Thereof Cor.-..--- ,-r-
Lr,-''7- properly % pack and safely IozE ,r.-
- -l-Ien On cars a. pJnt Of sa.r-ne7t ~. - IN,
80 80 Joy SoT1se. packing OF oths- fr-ss.-..1
-t,-E, ah1 To supply satis'arto-v y-s-rrrr, -
.s,--.> - itFTnent will he made on o1z,n,p-,o- ~
. . --s-ac'orT titeen cSys' tsst a. ds--tnsti7- aF
IE-lIact ls slh1s-J % splr1nrlstirr sr- -, -
~, 80 I1Ehs by Congress % NEE, rrrs-s, -
- So'sI-1s faTs cnstlnE more than 800 es-f 80.
- = y o'L2lerF1. The night ls rpssrrei IN 49,.
- a. mas reSar1ess of p-orS a. vrbrrA r.-..
'.-77 are n1eTf-1 % vElvP technical 4rsar-s --z
% a''eIH E7pI'Csa- for one n-tarror-re and - -
1-@ioF - me lrte-s5-- q the erra--rr-a--. r-- 80
-.'s- fF7Tosa-s should be s1cr1re.~ e-re1r-r4 NJ
w FFoTrsal r1r automobiles and b- ..----.-
70 Ile SECRETARY OF THE TNTFVr0u
sIbPHLN 7. MATHER. Assistant n he -.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-seTing; 5year-olds and upward
six furiOnSs- Big 70 Do, lO2; Alex Getz los
Amazon l0s; Langhorne. Ill; Tillotson 10: Louis
Paul, 10; A. @. Haley, lOe; GrosTenor, IL; Orig
IHator. los. Klebun. lis
SECOND RACE-PuTse; maiden 2ysar-olds; FIVE
FurlCngs- Fallal, lOss Rosewood los; Fashion Gtrl
lo6; Buford, 100; Sol Gnsey l0e; Greentree 100
Walter II. PeArce, Is; Tusty. l0e; BroomSwesp. 100
THIRD RACE-ssllfnS 2-yesr-olds and upward
III fTlonss 'Ryole, IOs; NIaeva IO3; 'BlacEthorn
o5: -Theodorita. l05; Izzst Bsy los: Carrie Orme
Os: Bean spillsr. no: Matre. 10; Miss BAN Har'
Dor 10; Ratina, Il3
FOURTH RACE-The Plaudit Hspdican. =
yLar-olds and upward; mile and oneeighth Don.
rail l02; Water Witch. lo5; Prince Hermis no
Star Jasmine, III; Ed Crump, 10; Borrow. Is2
FIFTH RACE-Two-year-oIds; purSa. Ave fur.
IongS Aurza, los; Sun Flash, l06: Troits los Dia
nond. la5; Elizabeth Thompson lds: JoclI.r lo5
SIXTH RAOE-Selling: 5year-olds and upward
NJ furlOnzS High Horse, 100; Water Warbler Ioo'
LuZzi. 100: ". Bert Thurmon. IO2: .Ssnto iO5'
'Choctsw. IoTS Uncle Jimmie lo7; Columbia LAD
los; BillOws. 10; Royal Tea 10
SEVENTH RACE-sSIling. S-yearohs ard ,,-
wand mile and three-sxtesuthS Amulet lOl -Nfiss
Fannie. 'F1itAUay. lo5: 'Olga Star los: .CharIss
Francis, a. George Rossch. lo7; Penalty. 10
.Apprenties allowance claimed
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BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-olds and upward; sell
ing six tIrlonEs. Fuzzy Wuzzy. ia; DerTiSh, III;
Doublet. u3; TUIe a. steel, lls; Yankee Notions,
loe; Tea Caddy lO6.
SECOND RACE-Twoyssr-old naidsns four and
0nehaH hIrlougs- Brother Jonathan imp. rs
Yellowstone rs; Jack Mount timpl. rs; Comrade,
is; Marie Odils. Il2; Basil. rs; Bally. lis.
THIRD RACE-Three-y year-olds and upward; sell
ing one mile. Gallop. III; Yodsling. Us; saSn.
r7 safe Home. IS: Lord Rockvals lO5; Spear
head lIs
FOURTH RACE -Three-yearolds ard upward the
Metropolitan Handicap; 2UO added one mile.
short Grass GnpD. u9: strumbou ~: The Finn,
n Slumber II, us; High Noon u3; KinEly. Ic7
Hauberk lOc; FTiar Rock lOo; CoandEia 100;
spur es. Indian Chant g Grumpy I0n
FIFTH RACE-Four-y yssr-olds and upward; the
New York Stesplechase; 81 .ooo added; about two
miles Compliment. lse; Swish. I5e: TraditOnsr.
IA. Little Nsarer. IA; Paw Streak, ~; Distance.
n Hibler. IT; Cactus Bud imp ~; Brentwood,
IA. MarCeIEnus imp 10; Top Hat 80.
SIXTH RACE-TwO-year-ol maidens; four and
ons-haH fIrlonss Barry. is; The Dean IL; Lead
ing LADY. IL; Genesis, IL; serenest, III; County
Court is
NOte-Th. sixth race failed 10 Al, the second
race having received thirteen entries. was divided
and will b run the second and sIth.
"AprTsntice allowance claimsd
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THos- J. OWEN a son. L15Ei06es=i
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE rvrRor

hSsTEES. SALE OF vALCABLE TNgrRovrn
REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS ~ - aSD
~ NEW YORK AVENUE NORTEWrST
ny 'lT'ue q certain deod q t7ss dulv rpr,,r5.s
= LioeT No ~. folio sS ef - a n. 49,
n-'oFus Of the D1snct q CoSurhs Az A. -
- o. The party sscIred ths--bT n. ,--s.-
ssn,1 u's'ees VIII SCI. a. public au-t.o1 IN s-7-.
~ T ne prs1nlsss. or WEDNESDAY THE -ST
nA' OF MAY. A. n. Lels. a. go 5'cgorF n ~
ne "i'ov1Es-deS77hs6 lzrd and --~mj-- s,.--g-.
N ne Cry q Washington District q Cor--,t-,
- 1eaEnste1 as and icing lots ut.-h hr-y,5 frs--v.
,,Ite = ihi-TT-four "a and thl--v-sre r7E- /,
A-.Ne T. Hsrwooi's Subt.-iz7- a. los IN s-1-s--
,-L.'s[ed sIN-v-ors fsl.. a. ~ u,I, -.~1s-s IN
boHk q. page s. IN The ono. q he Su-rr-r- -
". uls.T1S o. Columbia toEsthe- with ~. in,
p1oIeinents. o11ss,lng q thres substantial NO
st7ry brlck dve,ErEs
ieitLs a. sale. Zach ~ tAs r-o--a--s - - - s7ls
l"l A. cash over and above Tri5- dse5 o. t,st q,
eecn q then for SS5o 1' or al caEh AZ o-,-i,1 -
PLre,aseT. P depozt q 5000 OF ssrh r-o-----
vi - required al tine o. sale Al c9Bvrrs-s,.
Ite0Iuihs etc-. AZ o0s- n 7slrshsSr Tens n ~
20 os complied With within ten 6ays fr1-r 41v n
ot2eTWlse he J-lsUees -rse-vr tie rirr. n, -
- ne properly a. the rsE and r-s. of Ers,-,rs-s
flEcaase1 after 1--WE dsEs sdrs-nFsnr-t ar SO -
D c. ''- -- @S--As0o--
WILLIAM r SAUNDERS.
ClACD LIVINGSTON.
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JAMAICA RESULTS,

FIRST RACE-5ysar-oIds and upward; selling:
purse. 500; sx furionss. Rae B.. ss DIcCaheyl
IS TO 5, even, to 2, won; Agon u0 H. McTaz-
zart, to / to 10. l to ;. second; Ash Can, los
Lykel. z 20 l. to l. to l. third. Tine; as e5.
Rey 0akEood. springmass, Sir Denrah, Patrick s.
and WOodfair also ran
SECOND RACE-2yearoldsi selling; 500 added /;
nr' fafionss Non1 Such, i9 t5alD, to 5. out,
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AUCTION SALES

W sATJ RDAY. JUNE 5, rs, At 70 07CT6CE
a n IN iro1t Of the United Statss S-g-,r. o.,
Tsuy's Wsrshose 4SE10 Trr-b - --,'-l -
S'--nslon' y c. there vii - sni5 A. 7-lTt.
SUCTION: 10 iHt07-r liens for s,o-sr. Co.
@ -oe anq u1T%ld. all goods furniture h1ls-h9Is ~
eis3nA- eiIecis On st1CsEp n nEres of M No.
l. Cienolnen. Mis- L. T WEhr- Isssr {, R.55.,
-. = syFoaT Mrs Minnie EErnsn " a.
M Sie. Belle Brisroe. UNITED STATES ST0R .I5F
COMPANY INC I-' SiNHA'L
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Mohawks VS.. vigilants.

great game is expected Sunday when
two rival meets at Seventeenth and d
streets southeast, namely. the fast
Mohawks and the crack Vigilants in the
first of a three-game series.
Both teams are composed of the best
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Catholic League Benefit.

The Knights OF Columbus Dramatic
Club gives a benefit performance for the
Catholic Church Baseball League Thurs
day evening, at Gonzaga Hall, and a
large number of followers of the teams
in that circuit are expected to attend
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B. A. l., 8; Chemistry, 2.
Tn+aIs n sz4IO o. Totals Il 7-n

IVIals'''s' % o q To VT IIIaIs.s'''s u 4 Z
Bureau Animal Industry. 0 o 2 o l.
Cheulstry .......'.....-....'.. l y
None out when winning run scored.
Runs -Edmonston. Smith. DicIanan, Thompson,
SwinSle.
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Freshly cut fence posts and telegraph
poles often start growing again when set
up in the tropics and vine roots often
disrupt masonry.
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talent in the city and will put their
strongest lineup on the field in order to
keep in the independent series.
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Runs-Donohoe. Kienger. Cartwright 80. Greer
~. A. Gerrsdi, Mcfarland, Gre.n, Kopp, HuepeI.
MsrSden
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Printers, 8: Hilltons. 2.

-Batted for Dingsr IN sixth
tone out when winning r1ln scored
Runs-Lons. Reddsn. Cutting williams. Guthgins