S. P. H. Club's Last Hunt of the Season The snow which fell last Fri night led to gloomy—forebodings that there would be no hunt on Saturday, but by the morning it had all melted, and hunters had excellent weather for the last hunt of the season. The paper trail was laid by Messrs, G. L. Wilson and F. W. Potter and was entirely in the Rubicon country. The start was at the Hunter's Monument at 3 p.m. and a fairly large field of riders put! in an appearance. The hunt was despatched by the Master, Dr. C. N. Davis, and riders then made their way to the Hunter's Monument whence a brisk run took them to No. 8 Bridge. The trail was then found to the right and after recrossing Chipso Creek the hunt] traversed Potter's Line. Then came Pearce's Elbow and the Pawn Shop with the usual run down the lasted Hound Line with a return trip vid the Molesken Wade to the Monument Line.
The finish down the Monument} Line was hotly contested by Brig. General M: and. Mr.
Murray Davi former on Wild Chance. The card reads as follows, 1 Brig. General Macnaghten on Wild Chance
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