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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
Little Bits of Sport

NEW YORK. March 9.-Leo Meyer.
IN who is in the know. out West.
writes 20 tell US 70 be on the
lookout for two Frisco birds who viii
be here next month lie says;
7 see that Spider Roach made
good in his first start Finel Well.
listen; II Roach and Benjamin can
make good wait until Jimmy Duffy
hits that ice coated east He'll be a
sensation. He boxed Harlem Eddie
Kelly here the other night. and Kelly
touched him but twice - once when
they shook hands at the start and
again when they mitted at the finish.
Tommy Simpson. Of Oakland. will
take both Duffy and Battling OrteEa
east in March. and I expect great
things Of them. Ortega went east
last year, but Inconsistencies got him.
He got as Tar as Detroit. I think. and
put up a bum muss with Soldier
Bartfield- Watch him this time.
Keorns And Jones.
Jack Kearns and Tom Jones are
promoting bouts at Tijuana They
had 20 round go there the other day.
kearns is managing Eddie Mahoney.
a graduate OF the Olympic club Ma
money IS the son OF Danny Mahoney,
the old time featherweight. who was
a star in his day The kid is still
green but is a great boxer and has a
4 -
in the Olympic club without taking
his hands off his lap.
"Gunboat Smith is going like a
forest fire out here He gave Fat
Willie Meehan an awful pasting last
week
Remember Jimmy Carroll. the lit
tie featherweight2 I think he fought
Tommy Houck and others In New
York. He's big lawyer now Big
both WayE-hs weighs 10 pounds and
is in with a big barrlster. He's shoot
ing right along.
If there are any good liEhtweights
or middleweight back your way who
can step bit. they can grab Off some
jack out here, as those classes arr
wei represented and well liked"
They're Different NoDadGys.
Some years aEo-yes. quite a few
years ago Joe Choynski tried a
comeback at PHILADELPHIA arafnst a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
HAS BID
FOR HON0R5 IN
FEATHER CLASS
Silvino Jamito, Likely
Scrapper, Is Coming
to the Front.
DEFEATS AMERICAN
BOXER AT SYDNEY

CYDNET. Australia March SILL
, vine JanitO. young featherweight
OF the PHILIPPINE Islands. who has
been making such a good showing
in Australia the past few months.
showed better form than ever before
when he defeated Eddie Wallace OF
Brooklyn. n. y. in 20 rounds at the
stadium recently. Wallace Is not a
champion by any means. but he is
quite a clever boy and had gone j.
rounds with champion Lew EDWARDS
Christmas time 50 that the show ~
Janito made stamps him as a real
fighter and not a false alarm
They claim in Manila that Kid Den
clio Is Tar superior to Janito, which
II true. would mean that Doncio must
be a TOP notcher. No wonder Jimmy
Dunn passed up an offer OF $500.
and all expenses TO meet the native
lad in Manila
Wallace Stayed over
Wallace had intended leaving with
the rest OF the Yankee boxers for
America. but was induced 10 remain
over and meet the Philippine con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

TOMMY CARTER, holder Of the
L southern military department
lightweight belt when he was in the
service and now considered one OF
the best little men in the southwest,
viii box Gene Watson OF Los An
geles Thursday night. March II, ten
rounds at Miami. Ariz.
shannon Handles Bouts.
Art Shannon, formerly Of Tucson,
is promoter OF tAs contest and 10
ranged off the main event he has ar
ranged q snappy card OF prelimi-
naries which are expected 10 rival the
headliner insofar as evenly matched
fighting ability is concerned.
The bout viii mark Carriers
second appearance within the
past three weeks. the lightning
little ez-soldier having hattled
Young France to n draw At
Miami recently. Gene Watson il
considered on n par with France
being among the hest Of the
Pacific coast four round game
and as the winner has been
promised a bout with France. the
contest should be a good one.
HUSKY KANSAS BATTLER
WOULD BOX AT BLISS.
Herald sports is in receipt OF a let
ter from Jay J. Thomas, manager OF
Hugh Walker, Kansas City light
weight boxer who has met and de-
feated many OF the best men in his
division. Walker has met Gunboat
Smith. Knockout Brennan, Ed Roper,
Battling Levinsky and practically all
of the first class men OF his division
and he has never been knocked
down. Jay IS anxious 10 arrange a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

England league. captain and man
ager.
Howard Earle. Chicago first base
man and Pittsburg National league
scout
Edward F. Dowd. Boston college
and Georgetown pitcher
Francis P. Leary. University Of
Pennsylvania pitcher and Splinter
Harry O. Bacon Bohdoin pitcher.
Another One.
Edward f. Coolidge. Harvard sec
ond baseman and shortstop.
John Z Brennan. Andover base
bail captain
Lieut.. Capt John d. Murphy.
athletic director Of the Yankee divi-
sion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

matter in the hands Of Lieut..
NIcCuIIOch the officials issued
city franchises to the Zone sup
ply. knights Of Columbus and In
ternntfonal civilian teams
Schedule Is Drawn
Mai. James II Conlin, chairman Of
the schedule committee submitted a
tentative schedule providing for %
games. In order that the schedule
be adjusted properly It was neces-
sary to use multiples Of IS MAJ Con-
lin. told the officials this method pro-
viding for 10 Sunday and ten Satur-
day dates for each team
Maj. COnlin recommended that ire
league get under way on April Is
and the schedule would then extend
through until September IS. following
also for games on such holidays at
July 4 nd Labor day. This was unan-
imously adopted by the officials and
the schedule VIII be adopted al the
next meeting
American league rules viii be
followed by the league. IL was
agreed AT the meeting Judge
Pollock. president Of the league.
announced that he had not yet
appointed the umpires but there
IL no doubt but that umpire
Harry Kane vii be asked to work
again with Bctane0urt rs his
partner in arms
The jumps" viii &c given author
ity 10 Danish a payer from the
grounds at any time during the
game should his conduct warrant
such action and viii also be per
mitted TO fine him one months share
OF the receipts in the event he dis
obeys the rules
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
EASTERN WRESTLER IS
] ANNInIsE EOR MATCH

Harry Swoboda. instructor in jiu-
jitsu and physical culture. is anxious
TO come to FL Paso and wrestle Chris
Jordan OF any other middleweighi
wriggler who has championship as
pirations-
sWobOdn issued a challenge 10
the winner OF the recent Mat
sudn-Jordan bout and would
come TO Fl PusO on any terms, he
states He II recognized a. one
of the lending opponents OF
wrestling in the country and
would undoubtedly make n good
match.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
FIFTH CAVALRY.
CHAMPION WILL
MEET FOWSER
Many Fifth Troopers Ac-
company Husky Battler
to HPaso From Maria.
FOWSER SAYS HE
Is IN GOOD SHAPE

fifth cavalry guidons and coiors
are going to be much in evidence
Wednesday night at the Stadium
motor group arena when Kid George
Shanks- 15s pound champion OF this
regiment faces Frankie FoWser- IN a
ten round contest for the district
middleweight title
Is In Good Trim
Fresh from his activities n the Big
Bend where he assisted in guarding
the border against Mexican raiders
shanks worked out before a large
number OF fans and personal lrlenQs
Tuesday afternoon in the District Ser
vice club at Fort Bliss
In his brief exhibition he
showed al Of his former speed
and cIeveruesx plus a heavy wal
Top IN each hand which he eE-
poets to return him victor over
FolFser- He g. not depending
upon the waIlop niene. however.
us he believes his speed and
cleverness Il on a par with that
Of ForF--r and . confident that il
viii be his right glove which VIA
be raised to the sky.
Shanks was accompanied BY a larec
number OF Fifth cavalrymen who Or
tanned leave from the Big Bend in
order TO witness their favorite in
action
FOwser finished training Tuesday
afternoon also and the clever Fl
Pasoan is in splendid physical con-
dition for the battle He has been
working with Tommy Garter and
several other snappy boys and is in
great condition Matchmaker Jim
Erwin was busily engaged ali dav
Monday and Tuesday getting the
arena into shape for the contest and
he announced that he would be ready
for a tremendous crowd OF FL Eas0
fans and soldier boys from Fort Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
Baltimore House
Regulates Racing

Annapolis. Nd. March e.-The house
Monday night. So TO "a passed the
bill creating a racing commission for
Prince George county TO regulate the
Bowie track. Should this bill pass the
senate and the state wide racing COM
mission bill regulating all four tracks,
Pimlico. -iavre de Grace Bowie and
Laurel. and imposing a tax OF $4,000
each day during each meeting, become
a law. the Prince George county bill
which provides for a daily $1,000 tax
on the Bowie track would be NULL
fled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
Coach Mann Picks
Al State Indoor Fiue

TOUR members OF the cham ion
ship A. & d. basketball team
were selected for all-state hon
OTIS by coach Leslie Mann. Of Rice
institute, several days ago
The teams as chosen by coach
Mann are as follows
First team-McQuillen a & NJ
and Kits Is H. u. forwards,
Forbes "a & NJ. center; Hartung
and Della Vale. guards.
Second team-LOvett fRice) and
KnebeI CTexasl. forwards; Nc
knight Is. NJ ID, center. Brown
CRice) and Dwyer "a & NJ,
guards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
coUGHLIN IS CAPTAIN.

Coughlin. giant tackle, today was
elected captain OF the 1890 football
team at Notre Dame 10 fin the place
Of captain-elect George Gipp, who
has withdrawn from the university.
CouEhlin is a junior in the law
school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

Hartford, Conn. March SACK
Britton. Welterweight champion, won
a newspaper decision over Dave
Palitz. OF this city. in a ten round
bout Monday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
WEBB lI'INTYRE. BOYER
AND MRESTELER. HERE

Webb Mcintyre. husky cleancut
and broad shoulders. arrived in Fl
FasO Saturday ana Is looking around
with a view of lining up a boxing
or wrestling match mere Mcintyre
can handle himself well at either
game and is anxious TO get into the
local lmeiight He is a sturdy boy
with a good record and asserts Dc
would make good if given a chance
lie will probably ne given a tryout
by business manager John Mcintosh
OF the Fl Paso Wrestling association
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
Tommy Carter To Box Again
AZ -:I:- -:.I:- -:I: -:II:-
Hugh Walker Wants A Fight

series or bouts for his protege IN
the southwest and is already in
communication with matchmaker
Jim Erwin OF the Studorium motor
group arena with the view Of brininE
him here The annual sporting record
Classics Walker as one OF the best
OF his weight in the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

tender for the featherweight title. IL
a marathon battle at the stadium
1t drew n fairly good crowd
and went the full distance From
reports received Of the fight. VAL
lace had the pace set from start
TO finish, the little Manila lad TAX
Ing the lead riEht off the reel
Wallace was Eume and fought
better than he did against Ed
wards. but despite this could not
stop the ruShes Of JnmitO-
Is Native OF Manila
George Raillioau. who has JamitC
IN hand, intended sending him 20
ENGLAND for a series Of matches. but
changed his plans and may bring him
10 America for a try against the best
featherweiEhts. Jamiro is a native OF
Manila and speaks Spanish, but is
rapidly learning the Yankee language
he is very aggressive lad and
should do Wen in the states, especially
in short contests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

: big fellow by the name OF Williams.
I The quarrel lasted the whole six
rounds and was about a draw. It
satisfied Joe. however, that ne was
never fought again
In the dressing room that night
/ they were kidding him about his
/ battle They laughed about Joe's cut
mouth in the second round. Joe-s ad-
mirers thought that be was in for
FASTING when they saw the sock he
took on the lCisser.
Funny thing" remarked Joe. pull
( Ing off a shoe, I never could fight
until / was hit I LIKE To BE hit.
moment, but IL makes you go. You
( feel then there's something TO get
Equare Tor. I never could fight right
until WAS HIT
This story is on the square. The
writer was present at the time.
3
lis Al According.
Talking about Jimmy wilde the
other day. one fan asked another II
( he thought that Americans would get
good chance TO see Wilde at his best
Its all accordin'," answered the
fellow who had seen Jimmy in Lon
don. II he meets 50 and 50 he might
stall; II he meets so and so he might
let himself out. It's all accordin.' you
know. it's all accordin' TO who he
lights
Which reminds US Of Bob Arm
strongs answer 10 Jim Corbett's
query at Jeffs camp in Rowardennan.
The two had been kidding about how
fast they could run Corbett swore
that he could Make Arthur Duffey
look as though he were lame. Arm
. strong insisted that no horse could
Outrun him They kidded along. and
finally Corbett piped:
WELL. how fast CAN you run 100
yards in7~
Armstrong tilted his cap and smil-
inEly replied:
It's accordin' TO WHAT'S BEHIND
ME-
Who was the weather prophet who
said that this was 10 be a very mild
winter We'd just like to know. be-
cause a little inside dope on the com
ing summer would help Us along in
our betting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
vALGER BEsTs MURPHY.

Philadelphia. Pa. March Benny
Valger, New York. defeated Jimmy
Murphy, Philadelphia. in a six round
bout here Monday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

Jersey City. n J., March 9.-Wllie
Jackson, of New York. outfought
Johnny Dundee, OF New. York. in an
eight round bout Monday night. hav-
ing the better Of six rounds with two
even
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
"Pro" Golfers Will
Compete For Medal

New York. March 9.-The Profess
sional Golfers association Of Great
Britain; through its secretary has
offered a gold challenge medal to be
competed for in a tournament to be
held in the United States under the
auspices Of the American association.
the prefer being made in appreciation
for benevolent acts OF the American
Professional association during the
war. It is proposed TO have the medal
in competition until won twice con-
secutively or three times in all, when
It would become the property Of the
winner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
BOXING


4 MILWAUKEE,. Wis, March s.
III Pinkey Mitchell local light
weight. Monday night easily out
boxed Barney Adair. New York. and
formerly champion OF Ireland In his
class. in a ten round windup, sport
ing writer's agreed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

Columbus. o.. March 9.-University
Of Wisconsin defeated Ohio State uni
versity. "a 70 o. in a western con-
ference basketball game here Mon
dav night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
BASKETBALL


A M ARBOR, Mich. March g.
a Michigan defeated Minnesota in
a western conference basketball
game Monday night. 80 TO 16-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

FULTON AND WILLS.
Fred Fulton has been matched 10
box Harry Wills, the negro heavy
weight, in New Jersey next month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09

Tad" Dorgan. uotsd sport page earto s97 and
and d0pesters: T. s Andrews boxing critic; Fr2ae5s
Jack Veiock Gravy baseball and boxing writer's.
leading contributors The Herald sports Department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
HERALD SPORTS LEAD ALL.

All Of the latest news Of boxing, WRESTLING foot
events is found in the sport columns Of The Herald u
leased wire service on an olg eIIes ana ltces
for Information sporting events given speca
by Sports Information Bureau Telephone 202o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-09
Thep're Ddferent Nopadars.

Some years agO-yes. quite a few
years ago Joe Choynski tried a
comeback at Philadelphia against a
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
III. P. CHAMPS .....
ARE GUESTS
Banquet Was Given Last Evening IN
Honor of Quintette Which Won
Championship in Church
League. .aa

The championship basket ball team
OF the church league, the Quintette
from the United Presbyterian church.
was the guest of honor at the ban
quet served last evening in the
chapel of the church. There were
sixty men and boys present at the
affair. The banquet was provided
for by the brotherhood and by the
Sunday school class of the Rev. H 3.
McElree. The menu was served by
the young women of l. A. Hamill' 5
Sunday school class. @-.
Following the supper, program
of music and toasts was given. The
Rev. H. B. McEiree acted as toast
master and introduced the speakers
and the musicians. Miss Gladys
Guiss sang, Miss Mareene Schouten
and MiIburn Roche played piano
solos. Miss Eida Biaisdeli, who was
to have given reading, was i'll and
unable to be present.
Talks were made by Hubert Schou
ten, A. NJ. Davidson. Henry Dunlavey
and the responses for the boys were
made by Milburn Roche, Byron Hart
and Albert Glewe.
Following the talks, Mrs. Florence
Wright Schouten sang two solos and
then led the assembly in community
singing.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02

-, 1910. unless sooner dissolved as
provided by law.
Six. The affairs and business OF
the corporation shall be managed by
board OF directors. The directors
shall be elected by the stockholders
at their annual meeting and shall
hold their office until their success
sors are elected. The officers OF the
corporation shall be president, a
vicepresident, secretary. and a
treasurer. The offices OF secretary
and treasurer may be filled by the
same person. The board of directors
may also elect q general manager,
who shall perform the duties and
have such powers as may be from
time to time required of him by the
board. The general manager may or
may not be q stakeholder and may
hold any other office in the corpora
ton. The annual meeting of the
stockholders shall be held On the
third Monday in January of each year
At the office of the company in KecN
l1uk. Iowa,
Seven. The highest amount OF in
debtedpesS 10 which the company AZ
any time may subject itself shall not
exceed two-thirds OF its authorized
capital stock.
H.. Eight The private property or
stockholders shall be exempt from
corporate liability and debts except
to the extent and in the manner pro-
vided by the laws OF the State OF
Iowa
In Witness Whereof, the said XXX
Medicine Company has caused this
notice to be executed this twentieth
day of February. 1920,
xxx MEDICINE COMPANY,
BY GEORGE HASSALL,
Its President.
Attested by:
A. E, TOMBSTONE.
Its Secretary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
THREE TO ONE
ON CALDWELL
Seattle Casting Heavy Vote for Mayor
Today With Fine Weather
and Intense Inter
ssi est

IUnited Press Leased Wire SerVice,I
SEATTLE, Wash. Mar. 2.-Seattle
registered heavy vote today In us
election of a mayor.
This is The first election since tne
general strike of a year ago wheh
Mayor Ole Hanson gained fame as
strike buster with an iron hand. Fot-
ers today were deciding whether TO
have as mayor a man who helped of-
rect the general strike, or man VINO
at that time was in the American
army.
The. candidates are Major Hugh
Caldwell, so-called 'Americanism
candidate, and Jas. a. Duncan, secre>
tary of the labor council.
The polls opened at eight a. m.
The weather was fine Predictions
of an so per cent vote were made
This would bring out more than
75. 900 voters before eight p. m when
the polls close.
Betting favored Major Caldwell.
Odds of 8 to / on him were posted N
pool rooms, but were not taken Even
money was posted Caldwell would not
beat Duncan by more than $500 ma
iority.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
a 7hel n
FiiANfILTON GATE CWY
HAMILTON, III MARCH ?

leaves beside her husband fre eAl-
crs1- The body VII be rrc1ghS &C
Kecfuk Tor burial MIS- G1rreSSc2
waited u Hanlto1 -s-her Of
times ana hsr 4 sesssss viii feel tic
greatest SORROW u her death
Miss Vera DuEaanl5 Is ii with
scarlet fever AZ tie home o. her
grandparents Nj. and MIS- Peter
Sol
Ar- and Mrs. Lloyd Tuaer OF Dsl-
las. III. spent the week end with
Hamilton relatives
Mrs Roy wILSo2 of n Madison. S
visiting asr parents, Nj and Mia
Roth
. Mss Dvlcie Cro~ter visited OVER
Sunday wiki L- and Mis- Wn
Murphy a. Macozao. IN
Rev. DR. Hoover. president q
Carthage college. xzve . necsS excel
lent sermon AZ Bethel Presbyterian
church Sunday 1cras1g
s Tie a-ny tank which Is in kec
N1E- vas brought over 10 Hamilton
Friday morning by Sergeant Harry
Seufres and Corporal Frank Po-e-s
In the morning II attracted a large
crowd down town After dinner
demon St-atioc was given back OF the
pubic school showing its wonderful
power n climbing the hills ana
going oTs- deep rats The school
children were most kindly treated
By the oszcsrs IN charge and shown
the construction in and out OF the
tank. But Ike the pied piper q
Harusii1. when the tank left Tor
Osswoo6 for further demonstration.
the charmed children followed nor
did they make their reapeearance n
school until the tank returned 10
Keokuk. On Saturday owing 10
change OF their plans IN keckuk. an
other demonstration was given and
many Of the farmers brought their
families in town In the eyenlns
Manager Rigg IN connection with the
regular moving pictures, had . ntIn
showing the TANKS in action in France
which was enjoyed by crowded
house.
Mr. VIM. Cochran has sold his
beautiful residence property TO
gentleman from Dallas, III
Mrs. r. L. Bond and little son.
Frederick, will return this week from
near Gary where she has been VISIT
ing her parents.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
NEAR NORMAL
THIS YEAR
February Temperature was Slightly
Colder Than for Two Preceding
Years and Somewhat Above
the Mean for Month.

February, 1920. was close to nor
NAL in temperatures, slightly colder
than for the two preceding years,
and a couple OF degrees above the
normal for the month, which is 26,6.
The mean for February just passed
il 2s4 The highest Temperature was
recorded on the second when the
thermometer went to SO; the lowest
was three below on February Is.
The month was deficient in rain
fall. The total precipitation amount
ed to 10, with the normal for the
month at 1.62. The greatest precipi-
tation occurred February 5 with a
fall of IL.
The wind blew from the north for
the most of the month, with total
movement of $3.50 miles. On the
sixteenth the greatest velocity for
Ave minutes was recorded at thirty
miles per hour from the south.
There were nine clear days. eight
partly cloudy and twelve cloudy
days. Sleet fell on the fifth
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
NAME OFFICIALS
FOR ELECTION
City Council Appoints Judges and
Clerks Who Will Serve at Both
the Primaries and Eiec-
ton This Month.

The following judges. and clerks
have been appointed ~ the city
council for the primary and the cleo
ton to be held March Is and %:
First precinct-Judses Charles II.
Frank. G. Walter Barr. J. c. Para
dice. Clerks: G. l. Norman, W. W.
Gwin.
Second precinet-Judges: NJ J.
Burke. Frank Moeller. D. A. Trieoer.
Clerks: George J. d. Salzer, c. A.
vanderhayden.
Third precinct-Judges Thomas
l.. Murray, August Kellmer, ]. 4. Pol
lard. Clerks: George A. Fry, Cortes
Maxwell
Fourth precinct-Judges: t. J.
Landman, A. R. Mundy, Henry Mel
son. Clerks: William Teller, John
Feeney.
Fifth precinct-Judges G. E Lind
strand, J. ". McEToy. Charles NJ.
Fuller. Clerks: Fred ID. Fields, John
J. Crimmins. Jr.
Sixth precinct-Judges John Fer
ris, l.. ]. Wolf, P. ]. Concannon.
Clerks: Charles ]. Schulz. l. y.
Hahn.
Seventh precinct-Judges: h q.
Seeman, Charles Slattery, ]. Nj. Skln'
ner. Clerks: E. G. Gibson, Franz
GoetZ.