THE SALT LAKE HERALD SATURDAY 1712 13 1903JI f

NEW PLAYERS

ON BOTH TEAMS

Maroons Capture Kennedy From

Seattle Coast Club

OGDEN MERKLE OF HELENA

GAMB PLAYED THIS AFTBBNOONAT WALB BS PIBLD

From present indications Salt Lakehave fairly tegiut their fight

for baseball supremacy No one who hasseen the games played between thesetwo teams this year will deny that theyare putting up a good article of basebail and that they are evenly matchedOgden having won eight games andLake six But it seems that the man-agements of both teams are not satis-fied each determined to give stHIbetter sport if money can do IL

The management of the Maroons cameout yesterday with the announcementthat it had signed Kennedy of Se-attle Coast team and that he should beh r in ttroe to play tnraorrpw Ke playedoutfield with the coast town but wheniske i yesterday what he would do whenhe arrived in Salt Lake it was simplysaid play ball It Is claimed heis as good a hitter as there is on theteam and that his will do

No sooner is this announcement madethan a message conies down from

to the effect that the Junction Citydub had signed Merkle of the Helenateam of the Pacific Northwest leagueto play third bane The latter is ratedas a good man and a hard hitter He

expected In Ogden today in time topiajr tn this afternoons game It is alsorumored around that the wires are work-ing for othec players and that somenames may be turned loose in a

Ogden and Salt Lake at Walkers thissffternoon Caaip is slated to do the

for the Maroons and in all probability Fulmer for Ogden

Manager Treeea of the Cteavelands anaaanced yeffterday thai he would piaUte Mt team on July C Heaa arranged a game with Bphraim forsub 4 and will try Ills team against

Mt Pheasant team before returninghowe

Charlie Dryden has the following toryOM Rube Waddell

After being several days overoae-deorge Edward Waddell great pitcherhas burst forth as the hero ef anotherthrilling exploit aad the best of It tothere seems to have been a piece of easymoney for Rube Last evening he wentto Forest Park to a rideoft the scenic railway As the car inwhich Waddell occupied awas dashing down an 4ncttae leading tothe Demons Group the vehicle atruck

and stopped dead a Waddrll went on ke skyroelrfk wJUi tenpounds of powder behind HL In a flight-of twenty feet he sailed through a dustererf live wires and put the power house

of business The lights andRube flitted en in the inky blacknesst night until his head hit a twobyfour

The impact broke the timberknocked down a section of the acenic

When electricians had fixed thwrtres and on once more

Waddell hustled about and borrowedtvpocket comb to rearrange his hair He

tousled the part somewhat indown the train Otherwise hefelt5h as before IB aceUKat It

the president and of afrec-tatv of the scenic road called a meetingog tim spot and Rube 5 to forget

anything had happened to Mm Henot thought of it

NATIONAL LBAaTTB

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pitlaama June ML BroaWfcrraynn postponed rain

w York June IS Hew YorkCtacin-aaff game postponed cold

WBSTHRW LEAGUE

Olorado SpriagsMilwaukeeKansasDenverI es MoinesPeoriaSt Joseph

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St Joseph June 12 Poor Hehall around bad playing cost Stthe game today

R H JBDenver 9 11 f-

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Batteries BS ler and Scale Parvtn andGarvin

Peoria June 12 Tibbalds home runthe fifth two on won todays weather was colt andthe attendance was held to 500 Scare

R H EPeoria 5 5 2Des Moines 4 5 3

Batteries Hart and Wilson Gushmanand FohL

Milwaukee June 12 Milwaukee outbatted and outfielded Omaha today aadwon by a score of 11 to 3 before a crowdof 500 Score

R H EMilwaukee 11 11 3Omaha S 7 5

Batteries Warmstead and LucIa Henderson and Thomas

Kansas City June 12 Kajwwta City wonby bunching hits In Manager

Springs protested thegame because of a derision of U moireMcCarthys in the eighth Attendance1000 Score

R H EKansas City 2 7 1

Colorado wrings 1 4Batteries and Messttt Jones

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Attendance 43S ScoreS H K

Cleveland i l2 f 4

Jaw and Berate WaddeU aadScnreck

Washington Jane 12 Chicago sent Leehan to the first

evened up matters andtted the scot ay knocking Patttson outof in the eighth Chicago wonout ia the ninth making andscoring five runs LM

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LEAGUE

Standing Teams

Tees 41Sacramento 49San FraueiavuOakland aSeattle 25

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Las Aaelea June 12 Loa Angeles andSan Fcanctaco played one of the bestseason this afteraeoti The

Mia oa both sMee west nerfeet and LosAngeles won only because they bunchedthe hits la two inningspitched a s mr game After the first in-ning the northerners yet nowherenear the plate Debnas for San Franciscoand Smttfl SOT locals diatingateheai-themaalvaB Jn the field AttendanceScore

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Batteries Shields Kostal and HessHughes and Boettiger

i June Senatorstoday against Oakland

The losers put up a poor exhibitionin base and could do nothingagainst the pitching of Thomas who letup in the eighth and Oakland scoredthree on Score

R H EOakland 3 12 4Sacramento 14 14 2

Batteries L e JjohHMWi Thomasand hogan

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PACTBTG NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Portland June 12 Portland took a giltedge game of ball from Seattle today Itwas a guess who was in the book to winfrom start to finish Both pitchers hadthe best of support and the game wasnot marred by the close dectotons andwranaltBg ef games Score

R H BPortland AW 2Seattle 2 S

Batteriea tarinoA and Anderson McKay and Stanley

Helene Jane MHelena the gameto Los Angeles m the fifth inning todaywhen Flaaaery in center misjudged afly and that was the starter for six runsin Inning for the visitors Outsidethe fifth the was the best playedoa the Honda grounds this year

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No Consolidation Says PulliamNew York June IS Presideat PttlMajn

of the National league is quoted regard-ing the reports from Cincinnati of a pro-posed of the National andAawrtean leagues

so far as I know and I would beapt to know something about such animportant sieve if there was ORe under

Wf had no Intimation that PresidentJohnson of the American league andPresident Henman of the Cincinnati clubwere to meet

TITUS NOT WANTED

His Entry by Managementof Henley

New York June 12 The Herald todaysays that the entry of O S TItus theAmerican amateur champion singlescull shells to the Henley regatta hasbeen rejected Titus entry for the emood was made by the AtalamaBoat club of this city At a meettaof the executive committee of the Na-tional Association of Amateur Oarsmen-in March was Indorsed as a trueamateur and this endorsement and alsothe entry were sent to the Henley

through the secretary of the Natioaal Association ef Amateur OarsmenTitus had been making preparations forseveral raoatas to row in the Henley re

ttawin tIDe rowing fettleTitus to compete in the

American Henley and Peoples regattasat Philadelphia on July 2 and 4 respec-tively

Cold Storage a Comer3 C Lynch Saiaks h has a comer in

Cold Storage Teaterdas thto horsewhtea V a green cer negotiated amile at tM T agouti asas any of the jbea are tn thehabit C Jotosf w fhaET atAraeebas made this time match races betweenhim and Sarah Green Julia A JuneWilkes and 3C ag bw fl keep the horse-men busy for OK next Kvery time

W od form aown tt thet Begin naflnStoraae will be beatingIn the two weeks

T J manager of th Agricultural park track has gone to Idahoon a few visit Humor has it thathe Is after some runners for his twodays meet on July 3 and 4

Fishing Unlawful TomorrowState Game Warden James Sharp

wishes it Jcnown that no fishing will beallowed tomorrow The season does rotopen until June 15 which is MondayPersons desiring can commence fishingafter 12 oclock Sunday night but notbefore Mr Sharp says he win havea number of wardens out guard-ing all the streams and any one canehtfishing before the above stated time willbe promptly arrested

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HORSE RAGES

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DINAH WATTS WAS DOPED

iOOO MATCH BACE CALLED OFFFOR THIS REASON

Special to The HeraldProro Jaae 12 The races pn Barckons

track this afternoon were attended by abig crowd of people from Eureka Provo

other Utah county towns and quitenumber of Salt LaicfirS This crowd wasvery eatfeuslasUc and a great amount ofmoney changed hands 770yard run

Dinah Watts and Nelsons OldHymn was declared a draw and betscalled off which caused considerabledissatisfaction Dinah Watts led twolengths at the start bttt on the stretchHymn took the pole and andthey came under the wire together TheOld Hymn people wanted the race runagain to other people wouldnot consent claiming that mare hadbeen doped

The match race best three in five halfbetween Mendenhalls JackIeand Marconis Sage Oat won by

Sage Cat In three straight 115and 115

Straws Chet also won In three straightheats from Dudleys Polly Maguire Time

The tareeeoraered halfmile dash besttwo in three in which Evans BlackPrice Smarts Coyote and Sharps OldDick were entered was won by Old Dickwho toek the second and third heatsTime 11 and 118 Blade Prince won thefirst in 1J13

The ball game between Provo andEureka Rocks was a walkovor forthe Provo team which won thewith a score of 16 to 0 Pitcher Sorensen-of the Provo team fanned out sixteensitu the game Following is thelineup

Eureka position ProvoRowe t C TVShivered P SorensenThurman IB Thorfott-Wrlther 2B u PeckDilmar SB DanieIsCloward S BombardFisher R F JohnsonPrY C F PetersonHoliday L F ki TX King

Score by innings

Eureka 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0a fi 1 6 2 0 Q 3 0W

BIG BOUTS AT BUTTE

Herrera and Broad andBritLandOKeefe Meet in

Contests Today

Butte June 12 Betting is becomingbrisk on the BrlttOKeefe andHerreraBroad fights tomorrow In theBrtttOKeefe match the Californian appears to be the favorite at odds of aboutto 7 Considerable money at theseoddgis betas taken by the miners to whomthe lad Is well known

to today Broad appeared to be aslight favorite but the tonightsweats to be on the Mexican Though of-fers to place large sums money areknownto have been made by several ofButtes mining millionaires no wagers ofamount are known to have been taken asyet From the sale of seats it Is es-timated that about 18000 persons will seethe BrlttOKeefe fight about 5Wfthe HerreraBroad contest

Ogden Nay Have Horse RacesSpecial to The Herald

Ogden June 12 The Weber CourityFair association at meeting in the nearfuture wilt arrange a race meetingto be given at the fair grounds probablyJuly 4 and July 34 The success of theraces given last year was encourag-ing and the intends to meritits repetition

Shamrock jPleet Expected-New York June 12 Shamrock III chal-

lenger for the Americas cup and Shamrock I convoyed by the Erin and tugCruiser are expected to arrive todayThe fleet the crews of which numberH men left Gourock May 17

CASSINI AND ROOSEVELT

Russian Ambassador Talk With thePresident

Washington June IS Count Casslnithe Russian ambassador had almost anhours talk with the president this afterneon He the White House at3 oclock by appointment and was re-ceived by the president in the lattersprivate office adjoining the cabinet roomOstensibly the purpose of the ambassa

call was to take formal farewell-of the president as heJs leaving for Rus-sia on the 23d in accordance with an-nual custom of spending his vacation athome

The ambassadors call however lastedmore than forty minutes and it is knownthat his entire time was consumed in areview of the situation in Russia grow-ing out of the recent Jewish atrocities at

Though no statement concernconference obtainedthe White House the Rus-

sian embassy It was learned tonight thatdiscussion was general character

President Roosevelt it can be said iskeenly interested in the representationswhich have been made to this governmentregarding the treatment of the Jews inRussia but he is also keenly alive to thetraditional friendship which the govern-ment of Russia has shown for the UnitedStates

PERMITS APPROVEDSpecial to The Herald

Washington June secretary-of the interior today approved permitsfor grazing 14478 horses and cattle inBig Horn ferest reserve Wyomingduring the present season and the sec-retary of the Interior also approvedpatent of 130 acres of land In Evans-ton land district to the state of Wyo-ming for the benefit of the Minershospital

SEIZED WITH CONVULSIONS-Boston June ML William L DolHaf a

prominent banker of Denver was takento the relief hospital tonight sufferingfrom convulsions Mr Dolllef who Ishere on visit had boarded the Port-land steamer en route to Lewlston andshortly after 7 oclock was seized

convulsive attack It was found neoessary to send Mr Dolllef to the reliefhospital It was stated at midnight thathe undoubtedly would recover

DEATH THE PENALTYPrescott Ariz Juno 12 The court-

room was packed today with Interestedspectators m o the two Mexicans Franeteoo Rntzla andHidalgo charged with the killing ofCharles Goddard and Frank at Goddard station last Thursday The case wasgiven to the Jury this even-ing and the verdict was rendered fortyminutes later of guilty of murder in thefirst degree The jury named death asthe penalty

DROWNED HIMSELFMissoula Mont June 12 After an er-

ratic career m whioh he was knockeddown with a club by a woman 1he hadthreatened Jacob Kachel an Ovantiorancher drowned himself in Fish takeWednesday before the posse in pursuit ofhim could lay banes en him His bodywas recovered n mania forthreatening weraen children with

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Several Combinations Afterthe Prize Money

HOPPER DROVES A WINNER

HALPMTLE HANDICAPA GBEAT RAGE

The stable of pro riders camped atthe jsancer who ride drabs around thetrack for the edification ot the cycle fansand incidentally the prize money hungup at the tape a great exhibitionof new to get the coin by combiningheads and heels lit the halfmile handi-cap last evening This event was thestellar attraction of the byfar the best sprint race of the year Thehandicapping was such that it gave agreat opportunity for the riders to work

to get the money and atleast three pairs worked ofeach other

Hofman at scratch with Stevens at thetenyard mark Hopper at fifteen yardswith Samueteon on themark and Chapman at fortyfive yardsand Burris at fifty were the throe com-binations that got the money Theremay have beenothers if so theirnames will not appear in the papersStevens and Burris were thethree selected to the others and incarrying out their plans they made the

a good one for the spectators aswell as a financial success for themselves-

On the first lap the riders were strungout with the back men well ThenStevens and Samuelson began to ride highon the bank carrying Hofman and Hopper to the front Chapman and Burnssaw them coming and three combina-tions with a sprinkling of ridersworking independently all broke for thetape The last two laps witnessed wildly peddling bikers from the pole line tothe rim of the saucer madly fora place They entered the stretch in thismanner Hopper hitting the first byInches Hofman second Burns third andChapman fourth and Stevens and Samuelson all in from the effects of theirpacing work

The fivemile race for thesimon puree Heagren and native son

was not much of a successowing to the poor pacing hashed up toLimberg at the start Chapman finallygot his motor settled down but Limbergcould not on at a speed sufficientto overtake the fleeing Heagren Thelatter won out bj an laps in thefive miles

Chapman intceduced his new singlemotor for the first time last eveningwhen pacing Limberg It is withoutQuestion the combination ofline enfein es rubber tires and handlebarsthat ever circled the saucer If anyone-is ever discovered who can holdon the track there is liable to be somewonderfully fast ridden Last night

an untrained butChapman held a and gave it more pow-er It gave several bursts of speed whiahplainly proved th t it can travel somebut if it is ever let out its rider had better carry a large consignment of life insurance The summary

Halfmile amateur finalLimberg scratswtRayburn CRedman 40 yards Agraz scratch TimeK6Mile professional final HofmanrStevens Chapman Time300 3Quartermil arnKteuiVfinal Downey I Redman Agra BurnsTime

Halfmile handicap professions Hopper 15 scratch Burrls5 yards Chapman 45 yards Time57Quartermile consolation professional

Turville Stayer Leyland TimeFivemile match between

Heagren and Ltmberg Won By HoagrsRby five laps in 8313fi

THIRD STROKE FATAL

Sudden Death of General AlexanderMcDowell 2IcCook

Dayton 0 June 12 General Alex-ander McDowell McCook U S A

suffered a third stroke ofat 6 oclock this morning and

died a half hour later at the home ofhis daughter Mts Charles CralgheadGeneral McCook came from Washington a few weeks ago and shortly afterwards suffered a mild stroke of paralsis This was followed a few dayslater with a second stroke more

than the first but despite this factit was believed that he would recoverHe appeared to be steadily improvinguntil this morning when the end camesuddenly Mrs McCook the widowMrs Chauncey Baker of Washington-a daughter and Mrs Craighead wereat the bedside at the hour of partingThe funeralarrangements have notbeen made

Details of the funeral have not beenperfected but it is probable that theservices willbe held here Monday Theburial will takp place at Spring Grovecemetery Cincinnati where are buriedthe other members of the McCookfamily

AFTER THE FLOOD

Kansas City Will Soon Be a Hive ofIndustry

Kansas City June 12 City waterwas turned on this afternoon at theQuindaro pumping station This withthe flow from the Turkey creek sta-tion unless unforeseen accidentoccurs will furnish the city with itsfirst cleanwa for weeksand remove danger from fire

A passenger train each hour of theday between Kansas City Kan andthe union station on the Missouri sidewill be run by the Missouri Pacificrailway beginning tomorrow The onlycommunication now between the twoKansas Cities is by row boat or steam-er This train service will be madepossible by the opening today of theMissouri Pacific bridge one of the fewthat withstood the flood The UnionPacific railroad today made rail

with the Missouri Pacifictrack in the west bottoms so its trainscan run over the Missouri Pacificbridge until its own structure is replaced-

C F Morse president of the StockYards company said today

We will be ready to receive stocktomorrow In limited quantities and byMonday will have adequate facilitiesThis will break a shutdown of theyards here that has lasted exactly twoweeks

RILLS NEW TQWNKalispell Mont June Great

Northern Railroad will move thedivision headquarters from toWhite a town on the line of thecutoff sixteen miles north of KalIspeliaccording to reliable reportswill be moved to the new town-J J Hill is interested ia the town thesite of which will be on state land pur-

chased from the state last summerEight hundred acres of land are to peplatted

TURKS KILLED THEMConstantinople June 12 It became

known that sixty Bulgarians werekilled at the village of Yenje Roumella recently in a combined attackmade on It by a detachment of troopsand neighboring Mussulman villagersFifty prisoners were taken to Adrianople

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Ogden Saturday Juno IS

WEBER PUTBSTHOOD REUNIONChurch leaders Meet With local

Stake OfficialsA reunion of the Weber stake ariesthood was held yesterday to the Fifthward meeting house at which a number

C leaders were in attendance andmade felicitous addresses President L

Shurtliff of Weber stake made theaddress and responses were madeby Provident Joseph P Smith and

AiM Lund and Smoot Short addresses were also made by Charles FMlddleton and N C Flygare of theWeber stake presidency In the

han three long tables were spreadand the tables were prettily decoratedwith flowers Patriarch John Smith of-fered grace and all present partook

bounteous dinner tables were incharge ef Mrs L W Shurtlieff MrsChris Flygare and Miss MIddleton Theywere by thirtyfive young ladlesof the stake The choir under the leadership of Joseph Ballantyne renderedseveral selections Besides members ofthe priesthood in Weber there were pres-ent in addition to those already namedApostles Hudger Clawson A O Wood-ruff Hyxam Smith President Kelly-of the Box Elder stake and a numberof other visitors

PETERSONLINDSAY CASE

Each Defendant Bound Over to theDistrict Court

Neils Petersen Lindsay wereyesterday bound oVer by Justice Howellen charge preferred against them bythe father of the yotmg woman Therewere a large number of witnesses

mostly from Eden

Thanks For PresidentPresident Roosevelt has sent a letter

of thanks to Assistant Secretary BeardsIcy of the eleventhNational Irrigation con-gress The occasion of the eorrepondence was the warm eulogy given thecongress by the president on occa

visit to Utah For thisthe executive committee sent Mm a letter of thanks for his kindly sentimentsand the president replied with a noteof thanks lot the letter of thecommittee

Beason Again Sues For DivorceCharles M Beason yesterday filed an

action for divorce from Marietta BeasonThe defendant is confined m the statemental hospital and the ground on whichthe divorce is sited is that the defendant-has been afflicted with incurable insan-ity since Nev X lies An action fordivorce was brought once before by MrBenson but the ruling of the court wasthat a divorce could not legally be

Since then a new law haspassed governing such cases

Webers Fruit CropMons Peterson of Moab and Joseph fey

rum Parry members of the state boardof horticulture have Just completed aninspection of the orchards of this countyThey state that they have found every-thing in excellent condition with a splen-did prospect heavy yield of fruitthis season They will return to Webercounty in two or three weeks in whichtime they hope to establish a uniformmethod of inspection for all orchards

Greiniers Horses EscapadeThe speedy horse of John J Greinler ran

away last night with Ed Sttversteinholding the ribbons The race was anexciting one especially for SttverstemThe frightened started downWashington avenue and wound up onTwentyfourth street between Lincolnand Grant The rig demolished SUverstein and the horse were not seriously

To Collect NoteThe Utah yester-

day filed a wilt ia t e district courtagainst O D Wolf recovery et-

8W a promissory note secured bychattel mortgage on Mne horses and-

A railroad camp outfitOgden Briefs

John S Crttchlow wattIn Ogde

Robert Roberts of Oklahoma City isvisiting in Ogden the guest of his brothor Claude Roberts

Mrs J H MaemMlaa and daughterher m Raymond have gone

to New Orleans iou aThe yesterday rounded up a lot

of hoboes fifteen in all They will betried this morning for vagrancy

Funeral services over the romaine ofDaniel Black will be held today at 3

Larkras undertaking estab-lishment

Henry Peterson was yesterdayin the municipal court on a

charge of attempting to pass a couple-of forged checks that had been drawnon McCornlcks bank He was heldexamination next Tuesday and his bondfixed at 500

THEFT ON SLUMBERER

John Anderson Is Accused of Despoil-ing a Miner

Sergeant Roberts last night arrested John Anderson who is booked-at the station with robbery It is al-

leged that Anderson relieved LouisRichter a miner of while the latter was asleep in a hallway on Com-mercial street

A stranger who claims to have witnessed the act reported the theft andpointed out Anderson as the guilty per-son When questioned about the matter Richter who had been drinkingstoutly denied that he had been robbedbut upon making an examination ofthe cash on hand found he was about

40 shortAnderson a turn In the

sweat afterwards searchedand 40 was found in his possession-He will explain to Judge DieM todayhow he came in possession ef themoney

FIRED FIRST SHOTColumbia S C June 12 Major W H

shot of the civil war upon Fort Sumterdied here today Major was agunner in Grimes company towhom General Beauregard seAt the order-to open fire upon Major Anderson Heserved as postmaster of Columbia underPresident

NEGRO LEADER DEADJackson Miss June IS James Hill

for many years a noted negro leader-in the Republican party of Mississippiand secretary of state during recon-struction days is dead He was wellknown throughout the cowtttry

DR BATED ACQUITTEDBoulder Colo June 12 Dr Rudolph

Baird tried on the charge of havingmurdered his wife with poison was today found not guilty by the jury andwas discharged

COULD NOT ACCEPTPrinceton N J June 12 It was learned

today that former President Clevelandhas been offered the presidency of theUniversity of Virginia When seen to

MrI should be utterly unable to accept

such a position

PEABFTTLXOSS OF LIFESt Petersburg June ML The Novoe

Vremya reports that 3W lives were lostat Azoff on June as a result of thecollapse of a gangway there while apleasure party was landing from thesteamer Mskva

Attention Knights of PythiasDecoration day services win be held

in Castle hall at 10 a m Sunday June14 Members of all the local lodges andvisiting brothers are hereby requested-to turn out

Public memorial services will be heldat same place at S oclock same evenIng and to which all knights theirfamilies and friends are cordially litvited O I DOUGLAS

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JBUGENE THOMPSONThe Moore Gym 4 So Main

Notice of Delinquent SaleNEW STATE GOLD MINING MILLing company Location of principal

of business Salt Lake Utah No-tice There arc delinquent upon the following stock in above namedcompany on account of assessment Nofour 4 levied on the 25th day of April1908 the several amounts setnames sf the respective shareholders asfollows

No NoName Cert Shares AmtW J Bateman 33 1000 39 00

W J Bateman 94 1590 09W J Bateman 95 2690 75 CO

W J Bateman 96 1000 30 69W J Bateman 117 1000 99 9W J Bateman 119 1090 39 9W J Bateman 120 2500

E Itl 1000 MMConsolidated Jefferson

Gold Copper Min-Ing Co 280 10 US8 3C96 97

A Cooper 29 300W A Cooper SO 22Joseph Dederich 238 1000 91WT R Ellerbeck 332 i oe ao 99John G Edwards 9tu 2000 6969John G Edwards 26 1100 3 99W H Farnsworth 30 500 16 WW H Farnsworth 46 SCO 15 OSW H Farnsworth 0 SW 16 00

H Farnsworth 74H Farnsworth H2

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H Farnsworth mL H Farnsworth Ml 1960 MFritz A Hooch 340 1 09 M MJohn Hill 161 1000 M 0John HiH 162 1000 MMJohn Hill 1 1JK 30 WJohn Hill 166 500 IS 00John Hill 167 800 16 08John Hill IBS 503 isJohn illS 189 IS 00

Hilt 170 SOD IS 00John Hill 171 EQO gJohn Hill 172 590 1501Richard P Morris 246V V Morris 1SI MODOrrln Morris ISO lWOC S Martin 191J J Osmer 70P C Richards MK eg 2 79Joseph C Sharp 1C Lfioa MWNIch Schmtttroth 287 10M M 09C E Taylor 398 500 16C 204 260 7 6S B Tuttle 246 1000Georgia Wheeler 4 135 78Georgia Wheeler 68 14H 347 1000 3069

And in with lair and an or-der of the board of directors made enthe 35th dayaf April 198B so many sharesof each parcel of such as may besecretary room M2 ProgressThursday June 18 1908 at the hour of 3oclock n m of said day to the delinquent assessment thereon togetherwith the cost of advertising and expenseof sale

S B TUTTLE SecretaryReem Main St

Salt Lake Oftjf UtahDated June 3 lOIS

Delinquent NoticeLITTLE CHIEF MINING MILLINGcompany Principal place of business

Salt Lake City Utah Notice There aredelinquent upon the following describedstock on account of assessment No 16 ofone 11 cent per share levied May 71008 payable onor before June S 18M theseveral amounts set opposite the namesof the respective shareholders as fol-lowsCert NoNo Name Shares Amt739 W W Armstrong 300 I eg

27 Samuel H Nelson 5009 590062 De Los Lombard i GO a9 0063 De Los Lombard J OQO WO 0972 De Lombard 2609 39 m

143 Samuel H Nelson286 Samuel H Nelson JBttX 10969226 Mrs Ella Sullivan

admx SjDW SOW225 Mrs Ella Sullivan

a 00 MOOSS Mrs Ella Sullivan 3090 M 931 Mrs Ella Sullivan 000 2469

283 Mrs Ella Sullivan V 1999 102 Mrs Ella Sullivan 1489 J 9923 Mrs Ella Sullivan l a 10 40293 M S Pendergast 1000 MM315 A G Swisher lift S 8-

32S Thomas C Burns 2000 20 09335 LaheUa MerlIn lBOO 1 W

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37S M Jtt Miller 1009 tt 0-

a4 M M Miller 1 0392 Thomas 6W394 A 0 Underwood L009 10 09491 Cole Marix Co SOO 509121 J A Pierce 1000 MOO464 F W Mansur Iffl 1 09471 Arthur Frewin 600 5 60485 W W Armstrong i ill 2 00490 Peter SOS 500531 Barnett 1009 HO o544 A Hudson 15 U573 Arthur 2W 2 0

74 Arthur Liday 100 l m645 E M West 509 09-

S57 Barnett Langley 1000 M 99-

05S Barnett Langley 1000 1059 Barnett Langley 1000 10 90

Barnett 1000678 J EmWeton 758687 Marix Brokerage Ce 1000 lot728 HudsonSons 19 j

762 Hudson Sons Co 72And in accordance with law and orderof the board of directors made on the7th day of lay MOS so many shares oreach parcel of stock as may be necessarywill be sold at the office of the companyNos 471 to South Tenth streetSalt Lake City Utah on ThursdayJune 26 JS9V at 12 oclock pay

the cost ef advertising and expenses ofsale P E

SecretaryNos 471 to 481 South Tenth East street

Salt Lake City UtahDated this 8th day of June JflSB

Notice of Levy ofFREE SILVER MINING COM-

pany of Utah Location of principalplace of business Salt LakeNotice Is hereby given that at a meetingof the board or directors of the Free Sli-ver Mining company of Utah held cthe 4th day of June 1908 an assessment

wassaid corporation Issued and outstandingpayable on or theJuly 1003 to fhte secre-tary of the said company at his officeupstairs No 118 South Main street Salt

Utah upon whichthis assessment may remain unpaid onthe 10th day of July 190S will be delin-quent and advertised for sale at publicauction and unless payment is made be

be sold on the 10th day ofat 2 oclock p m at the of-fice of Anderson Secretary of saidcompany as above stated to pay the

assessment thereon togetherwith the costs of davertteing yid expense

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MtnitLj vNOTICE IS HEREBY riVKXa special niteUiir of thestockholders Afxb Ben Buiicr Miningcompany held at the of theron 3W building Salton the Ith

of considering and eta consolidation of tho

pany with th Chicagoconsolidation to beorganised wider the laws of the state ofUtah under such terms and conditions usmay be conformable to law and as may bprescribed by a vote representing at leasttwothirds of the capitalstock of said Ben Butler Milling at such meeting Such otherbusiness transacted may prop

May 12 1303

President Bea Butler kioing HillingCompany

E D B THOMPSONSecretary

Special M ting of Stockholdersof the Chicago St Bingham

Mining CompanyNOTICB i reby gven that there willbe a special of the stockholders of the Chicago Bingham Miningcompany at the office of com-pany room CIS McCornick SaltLake City Utah on Wednesday the 17thday of June 1993 at I oclock p m ofsaid day for the purpose of consideringand effecting if possible a consolidation of the said Chicago Bingham

company with the Bn ButlerMining Milling company Said consolidalton to be organised under the lawsof the state of Utah under such termsand conditions as may be conformableto law and as may be prescribed by avote representing at least twothirds ofthe outstanding capital stock of saidMining company atsuch meeting Suh other will

be transacted aa may properly and lawfully come before said meetingC N STRKVBLJ

President Chicago ft Btngham MiningCompany

AttestF O FR1CK SecretaryDated May 16

National Railroad Company of Mex

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEX THATa meeting of the stockholders of the National Railroad company of Mexico hasbeen called and will b held on the 24thday of June 1903 at 10 oclock in the forenoon of that day at the office of the com-pany No 552 Deseret News annex SaltLake City Utah to authorize the creationof the second preferred stock of the com-pany to the amount of 22393333par value and of the deferred stock ofthe company to the amount of 11lH906ft par value and the conversion ofthe common stock of the company intosuch second preferred stock and deferredstock and to determine the ttrms con-ditions and privileges in respect of saidsecoml preferred and deferred stock andthe terms upon which said conversionshall be made to authorize the amend-ment of the articles of association of thocompany accordingly and the amendment-of article ninth of the articles of associ-ation so as to read as follows

Ninth Said corporation may amend itsarticles of association in any respect byflung amended articles of associationmay increase the capital stock of anyclose may create additional classes ofstock any of which may he preferredeither as to dividends or aa to capital oras to both may otherwise enlarge orchange the powers qf the corporationmay consolidate itself with and mergoitself into any other corporation or cor-porations of state of Utah or elsewhere and may sell lease or otherwisedispose of Its lines of railroad and property In whole or in part to any suchother corporation or corporations andexcept as otherwise required by thesearticles of association any action contempiated under this article may asamong the holders of stock of this cor-poration be made with the consent of amajority in amount of such holders pres-ent at any annual meeting or at anyother meeting properly called

Stockholders shall not be individuallyliable for the debts of the corporation

W G RAOIJLPresident-

W SURCKELSecretary

Notice of Delinquent SaleSANDY IRRIGATION COMPAXT Lo

catioa of principal place of businessSandy Utah Notice There are delin-quent upon the following describedstock in above named company on account of assessment levied on the ridday of March 1903 the several amountsset opposite the names of the respectiveshareholders as follows

No of No of AmtNames Stock Shares Duo

Anderson Axel estate 73 4Alteop Thomas 108109 20 10 00Brown Rachel 237 104 23

Browa James C 185 43 2 23

Benson Adolph 176 1 lCooper Alexander SW-

Erikson John 145Farrer Robert S3-Hanraban Thomas 32Holman Ezekiel i 19CHolmes GeorgeJensen JamesJones J SLabrum Thomas G iii uLewis William 77 2 1

Mace JosephMonteer HyrumNil August M 24 T li nScott William R 140 1 b-

Simeon Mary Jane 228 a2 1 7

And in accordance with law and an order of the board of directors made onthe day of March 1902 manyshares of each parcel of such stock asmay be necessary will be sold at tnofront door of city hall Sandy rtah oaMonday June 15 liHJB at the hour or 1

oclock p m of said day to pay the de-

linquent assessment thereon togetherwith the cost of advertising and expense

CARL LARSO SecretarySandy Utah

Dated June 1903

WaterworksDILLON MONT MAY 15 19

Sealed proposals will be received by thucity council of City Mont until 2

oclock p m June 10 1903 for furnistiiiithe material and constructing waterworksfor the city of Dillon

Plans may be seen aad specificationsobtained at the office of tbe city recorder-of Dilton or at the office of Frank CKelsey civil engineer Salt Lake CityUtah

The right is reserved to reject anybids B F WHTTK

Mayor

Delinquent noticeROMEO CONSOLIDATED MINING

Company Principal place of businessLake City Utah

Notice There are delinquent upon thofollowing described stock on account ot

levied on tbe ISth day of AprilttOS the several amounts bet opposite thenames of the respective persons in whoenames sale shares of stock stand uponthe books of the company as shareholdersas followsNo of NoCert Names shares Amt

PInedo SaOOt7 Frederick Kiausch 9500 475i

12 Axle Pinedo 333313 Fredrick S Kiauwh 3166 15s u

And in accordance with law and an order of the beard of directors made on the18th of April 1908 so many shares oteach parcel of such stock as may benecessary be sold at the office of thesecretary McCornick ft Cos bank SaltLake City Utah on Tuesday the 9th dayof June at 1 oclock p m to paytoo delinquent assessment theresa to-

gether with the cost of advertising ariaexpenses of sale

HANAUER JRSecretary

McCornick Cos Bank Salt Lake CityUtah

Assessment Ho 5GOLCONDA GOLD MINING

company a corporation PrincipalDlace of business Salt LakeNotice is hereby given that at a meeting-of the board of directors of the GolconduGold MiBln Milling company held aSalt Lake City the 23d day orMay 1S an assessment of onefourthi cent per share was levied upon the

stock of tht corporation issuedand outstanding payable immediately tov H Mead secretary of oompanyat his office 617 building SaltLake City Utah Any stock upon whichthis assessment may remain unpaid onthe 27th day of June 1903 will op

and advertised for sale at ubHauction and unless payment is mi e be-

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