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The Delta independent., 1895-09-18
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J. w. BeezIey hiss shipped from his
orchard between 800 and TOO boxes OF
fruit, and will have rs many more.
d. W. Beezley from An acre Of or,
Ghard and berries has shipped 1850
worth Of berTie., rs well as 100 boxes Of
peaches and l6 boxes Of apples.
W. Is. CoburH will leave for Denver
Saturday.
Sam Hartman was among the visitors
To the valley the past week.
The Rev. j, W. Martin Ia expected TO
be well enough Ia Il few days 10 hold his
usual meetings.
The achool at E .thlehem started up
Sept, 9th with good attendance. Tho
teacher, II. Hammond, IL well liked
by ali.
G, II, Merchant and wife hays return
days.
Mr.. Ong IL spoken Of as u candidate
for superintendent u schools.
Miss Adele Hurst. Of Denver, who has
been visiting Mrs, Garner, Paonia,
will leave this week for her me.
The labor school, an organization for
studying and discussing political ques-
tions. met Saturday Sept. l4th. at the
Stewart school house. and gave supper
tor the purpose Of raising funds for the
establishment OF news stand " said
place, The program consisted of instru.
mental music, select readings, and reel.
tations, There WAS large attendance
and the tables were we'll patronized.
Miss Lulu Cline. Of Paonia, IL very
sick.
Mr.. Wright, u cousin Of the Beezley
Bros, Ia out on visit from Indiana,
Charley Pope. whose parents live In
Delta, is Ia bod with iniismatory rheu.
matism, and is very bad. He 10 ut the
home OF q. w. Fry.
j, y, Roateap. who owns and operates
sawmill. with his crew OF nine men
and five teams. are hauling box timber
and cutting boxes and delivering all the
time-hayen't time to saw lumber and
cannot supply the demand,
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

THE Grand Junction News In com,
menting upon ths success Of Its annual
Peach day festivities. remarks that
Delta missed q golden opportunity to
advertise her resources, snd intimates
that there was little jealousy between
Montrose and Delta. This is mistake
THE isnErEsDEsT regrets very much
that Delta had no display In the exhibi.
tion. owing To several good reasons
which our nsiEhbors cannot now under
stand, but next year Delta will he rep
resented not only by her people. but
also by a fine display OF her resources.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18
Monnd School.

September 8, 1895.
The Mound school commenced its
eight mouths term Monday, September
2nd. Twenty-Five pupils were enrolled
Mrs. j. S. Robinson is teacher.
Harry Hart is going Saturday to
Denver to be gone for four years to
college.
Miss Rose Kennicott went to Grand
junction Peach day.
Mr. Loyett and family, Of Cscsarecige,
moved on the George Wilson ranch at
Cory, which he has rented.
j. S. Robinson came down from Gale
ma mountain near Silverton last week.
lie is busy getting his ranch 90 Tongue
creek into shape to put in more fruit
trees this fall.
Mrs. Thomas Estss and james Estes,
who have been visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Estes, left for their
home in Gunnison.
We have puinplan on Surface creek
that Weighs 40 pounds.
The Butler boys have gone 70 Silver
ton with load of vegetables.
Mr. Chapman, Of the San Luis val
ley, has purchased 40 acres of land frora
J. w. ssnelsoH.
September l3, 1885.
From scaut half acre NJ. Ford has
sold 1900 pounds Of tomatoes.
George Hardmsn is down from the
likes where he has been working out
| his ditch assessment
Ed Rist was compelled 70 come down
from the lakes Wednesday on account
Of one Of his horses getting crippled.
Miss Annie Jackson has returned 10
Delta after visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Harrington.
Thomas Donovan came down frou
Telluride Monday 10 spend few days
| with his parents.
Il. A. Estes raised some very fine cab
bage, one head weighing 30 pounds
His fruit is oorrespondingiy large. one
spple weighing 8 pound and peach "a
of pound.
Mrs. Jake Smith and her sister. 0f
Ecksrt, have been down visiting Wn.
| Smith.
Wednesday morning Mr.. J. s. Robin
| 500 returned 10 his mining claims, nea,
| SilyertoH.
As far ~ we can Learn the fruit trees
planted this year on Surface creek mess
are doing we'll.
Sam Loyett Is hauling lumber "a
build house on Mr., Wilson's place
| which he has rented.
Mr.. CsytOn, who has been staying al
Mr.. Crows. has moved into the William
Smith house and will live there this
1 winter
Mr.. Phoenix and wife have moved up
10 Mr.. Irying's place. which they have
rented
Mr. T0mson's baby has been very
sick but " improving.
The Turner boys, Of Whitewater
passed through hers on their way ta
| Arkansas with band Of horses.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

it as q fake" The Great Divide and
iss publishers have faxed the public 30
long and successfully that it hurts them
to sse anything Legitimate in the line of
photo engraving art put 90 the market.
Mr. Thayer is q true lover Of the artistic
and the public can rest assured tnaf
they will always get more than their
moneys worth when they buy anything
issued by him.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18
Republican County Convention.

q convention Of delegates from the
Republican voters Of the several pre-
eincts in Delta county, is hereby called
to convene at Delta in the court house
hal, 90 Monday, Sept. 30, 1895 ut 2
o'clock p. m, for the purpose u placing
in nomination candidates for count.
office, as toilows:
County Cofamissioner, District No. J..
County Commissioners, District No. 2.
County Clerk and Recorder
County Treasurer.
County Assessor.
County Sheriff.
County Superintendent Of Schools.
County Judge.
County Surveyor
County Coroner.
Also the selection OF County Cen
tral Committee for the ensuing year.
and such other business as may proper
ly come before said convention.
The basis Of representation will be one
delegate for every 20 votes or fraction
OYER 10 thereof cast for Governor in 1884
The different precincts are entitled b.
representation as follows:
No. ]. Delta s.,..,.....,..,.,t,.,. IL
No. 2. Hotcblass ......,,,,,,.-....s t
No. 3. Crawford ...,..,..,.,..,....a
No. 4. Surface Creek ek........,.....s
No. 5. Psonia .,...,..,..........e
No. g. Delta s..,........,..
Each precinct is requested 70 nsms
both lady and gentleman member d
the County Central Com~ittee, and "
elect both delegates and alternates.
1t is suggested that each precinct hold
primaries on Saturday, Sept. q, 1885, al
2o'clock p. na., at the usual places.
O. Z. ssTASDisH,
Chairman County Cen. Com
II. II. WoLsERg, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

THs Office is In receipt Of Facts on
Finance" rs page pamphlet published
by M, M. Smith. Of Ralida. Colo. 1t
treats Of the finances OF the country.
past and present, quoting the best au.
thors and economists. The book Ia non
partisan. and Is dedicated to the Ameri-
can laborer, The price Ia only l5 cents.
aud II should be read by every one.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

GENERAL Passenger Agent WiIeheii,
Of the u, p. d. A q. road. deserves
credit for the careful and able manner
in which he handled the heavy travel
between Denver and Boulder during the
session Of the Grand Lodge Knights OF
Pythias. Ample accommodations were
provided and much praise heard on that
HCcouat
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

THERE were set not less than 100000
fruit trees on the western slope last year.
Dslts alone planted iaG,777. Next year
II will be more and the year after that
no less. What will the Colorado fruit
crop be by the year 1900? The railroads
and express companies will bs strictly
In it.-COiorad0 Farmer.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18
For the Silver Cause.

The secretary Of the Delta Count,
Silver League viii furnish. post paid
CoiE's FINANCIAL ScaooI at the low
price & 2 cents per copy. Leave OF
send your order = I'D money al once, read
the book and send il 10 friend or rels
tive 10 the East. where il viii do ths
most good
IL. II. WoLEERT. Secyetary.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

TaAr there is genuine merit In tho
book 'lioofs. Claws aud Antiers." issued
by Frank q, Thayer, OF Garter. Rice 4
o. Denver. is amply attssted by the
tact that the Great Divide has branded
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

Tsis Office is in receipt Of the premium
list Of the Horticultural Show 10 be
held in Denver, September "a 10 2s in
elusive, Amy Of our fruit growers who
would like 10 examine 1t may do SO IL
they will drop in.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

II, III, WoLBERT seems W have no Opr
position for the nomination as assessor
on the republican ticket. and II nomi-
mated he will undoubtedly be elected.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

The Methodist Monthly Visitor. edited
by Rey, j, II, Gill, is the latest accession
TO our exchange list, The editor tells
sOus wholesome truths about things.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

Hunter 4 Becieley have the best Me
cha and Java coffee in town.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

The GilIstt Grocer Go. offers the high
est market price for chickens dresser
hogs, veal calves and mutton dahyers,
al their market in Delta.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

A. B. GRAy, secretary N the popuiisi
state central committee, bas started 9
paper at Rico.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

The primary for precinct No. 4, Sur
face creek, will be held at the usus
place, at 2 p. na., Saturday, Sept, II. 1885
WM. KESsICOyT.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18
AdsssisisavsasS's Notice.

g,tAe Of Cleopstrs Hice, deeeased.
The undersigned, bsyiBy been appointed ad-
mtnistsAtor II the estate of Cleopatra Hiee, l.te
Of the county Of Delta. in the state Of Cylorafo.
decreased Lfysby gjy yea notice that he will appeal
LefOre The County Court NJ sAid county, at the
court house Ia Delta, In sAid county. at tlie Sep
tetnber term, 1855. on the last Monday In Sep
tetsbef next, At which time all perrorls having
cisims sgainst said estate are notified and re-
,ams sdjusLed. All persoip indebted " said
estate are requested W make immediate pay
nsnt " the undersigned.
dated xt Delta. iii. xyti day Of August. 4. d.
Lsy5.
AsDsEw w. HiGz. Administrator.
fVtrst Pub Sert 4: last Sept. u, 15J5.l
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

Elegant new fall clothing just open sc
by The Stockham d Billmsn Co. Lower
prices than ever.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

Cash paid for chickens and eggs by tn
Delta Wholesale Fruit g. Produce CO.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

The primary in precinct No. 9, all Of
Delta west n Main street, will be held
st2p p. m. Saturday, Sept, II, 1885, in
the first building south of the CONNER
ciGI hotel.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Go 10 john M. Trew, on Garnet Mesa
for cut flowers.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18

Girl for light hoasework Enquire
this office.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18
Republican Primaries.

The primary in precinct No. !, ell of
Delta cast Of Main street, will be held
at D. ~, Saturday, Sept. p, 1895, at
the old Castle 4 Reynolds store build
ing
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18
DON'T FAIL TO READ IT.

This story will be commenced noxt
week and will run through about two
months II your namo ID not on tho
list see that It Ia put on, ~ 10 cents will
pay for the paper three months. enabling
you 10 road the Troublesome Lady"
complete and secure several install
ments Of the next story.
The Delta independent., 1895-09-18
psAps.
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Any kind you want st Harry Wilson
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He Stole Newspapers.

Roy Lindsay, boy OF about twelve
years, was aHesrod this morning on u
charge Of petit larceny. His oiiense
consisted In stealing newspapers from
the yards Of subscribers, alter they had
been delivered by the carrier. The
subscribers had complained Of not re-
oeiving their papers, and the carTier'
concluded this morning TO deliver the
papers as utual, and then lay In watch
for the culprit.
Shortly alter they had delivered the
papers. Roy came along anu after pick.
Ing up three oithem he made on, when
he was caught by the carfisrs and con.
Quoted TO the police station.
When arraigucd aeiOt- Judge Smith
ho plsaded g iiIty and bis motbof,whv
was present, stated that she was
widow anu had been an Invalid for
years. She bad given the boy money
TO buy papers with, that he might
earn few cents 10 ass II her In maxi
ing n living. The carriers who caught
the lad said they did not with to have
him prosecuted, but had brought him
into court that he might DO taught =
lesson which would benefit him In the
future. The boy promised TO do 90 no
more, anu after giving him TO under.
stand that such actions must be
htopped, Judge Smith allowed him to
%
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Railway Notes.

The Union Pacific has made rate
OF one fare for tbs round trip from all
points In Utah 10 this city ON October
22nd, Tor the Democratic state conven-
ton, which IL n IecOnyening OF the
Ogden convention.
Dan Spencer, OF the Union Pacific,
IL East on a vacation.
Il. A. WRdlsigh. OF tho Rio Grande
Western, has gone TO tho meeting Of
passenger agents at Denver. which Will
10 nsld tomorrow.
General Agent Burley, OF tho UHion
Pacific, left this morning Tor Denver,
where no viii be an attendant upon
the meeting Of passenger agents. Mr..
n. l.. LOmAx will also represent tho
same line.
Ths Rio GTAnde Wettorn 10 forum.
ate ia the possession OF a heavy freight
traffic Just now.
The Denver festival IL causing a
lively passenger business for Utah and
Colorado roads. Denver 10 receiving a
blk crowd OF guests to witness the fec
tiyitles.
w. Il. Moore, chief clerk OF the
depot hotel OF Ogden, will be relieved
By Mr. George johnson, who was for.
meTly clerk OF the Green River hotel.
Mt. Moors takes vacation for several
months on aeoount OF III health.
Receiver J. w. Doane, of the Union
Pacific, arrived In his private car No.
90 Ut g'clscE this morning.
Mr. 3 y NS--7h. wiie and child.
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Paovo, UTAH,
FOUNDERS DAY.
Tho Students Of the brigham Youns
Academy Celebrate.

The faculty and students Of IA,
Brigham Young Academy petpelrsit,
a magnificent surprise upon the puoI \,
OF thls city yesterday morning by thtii
public celebration Of Foundert' Day.
At 0 O'Clock about six hundred slu'
dents formed In line ut the Academy
grounds aud marched down j street {
the bank corner, thence west aloul
Seventh street 10 the Old Academy
grounds. There the venerable D.
haosVr made brief adufcss, fefefTint
10 the time the Academy opened Ia .
small room In the old building o.
October 10th, 1875, with nluttsti
students, and tracing tue progress OF
the Institution till the present tn q
cheers were given for the founder 60.
tho Academy, President Young, thr Z
cheers Tor DR.. hsesof, three Tor IN,
present president OF the boArJ, Hon.
Brigham Young, three for tho prinol
pal, Prot Gun, and three iot tue Oh.
ground.
The march was then taken up foi
the bank building which was occupied
for several months, through tue kinG-
neas Of the late President Smooi, ihui
PRECEDENT Of the Academy board, aiiui
the Ore destroyed the Academy build
Ing In 1854 Approximate remarks wer,
here mHde by Poo. N. l.. Nelson. The
u. &. ~. l., near the drnoi, which wa,
the home Of the Academy liIl 1899,
when the present bulldinR was com.
pletsd, was next visited anu com.
msm ralive hloeoh made by Prot
Btimhall. In marching back 10 tho
Academy, a detOut was made anu tue
Tesidenco Of tue late President Smloi
was passed, the gentlemen uncovefin.
their heads In passing. At the Acad.
envy appropriate EXERCISES were hell,
among tho speakers being President
Young, Elder Joseph Il. Taylor, DR..
Matser aud otheta, members OF tht
board, the faculty and visltoTa.
Tbs procession was headed by The
Pioneer Silver band; Immediately
following were little tots OF the kindef.
gsrlen class, then tho several olasass,
mrmbers Of the faculty and the mem.
bera Of the boari VI directors and Wis.,
tors In carriages. lhs long march
eas relieved by music by the banus,
vocal music ~ he students anu civ,
and college yolIt.
The sidewalks were lined by Gill
Eeut, ana ths immense pro e,sion o
beautiful and intelligout young prolle,
happy ana full Of promise OF useful AMI
well rounded lives, caused smiles
dovout pleasure anu n moisture u tue
eye TO sppeAr upon the faees OF many u
the old veterans who remembered the
country when II was barren and Desc
iAte and the population scattered anti
poor; ano President foun,, Dr.. Mae.
ser, President smoot and Olh,r. ,shO
nave lsbored faithfully ior the
success OF the acadeIy, Wee
never more sincerely LOnJfcd
than b. the reflection that ,rfoi. /.
their Ia, ore, under the blessings OF GOD,
thousands Of UtAh'a young mon aud
women have and will be trained foi
the duties OF hio In the Institution ol
learning which had such hun. Jlo be.
ginning twenty years Rgo today.
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Triangular Debate.

The House Of Representatives De-
batting society will meet tomorrow
evening at the residence OF Miss
Birdie Dunlap. $50 wet Second South
street at which time the debate upon
the neutrality-suspicious.. Democ-
rscy, Populism--wlll take place. Ths
debAteIs are ~ follows for the Reput-
lican,; J. IL. Lawrence, Edward
Ashton. For tho Democrau: q. w.
Altman, Mr.. Maokey. For tue Popu-
lists: Ben johnson, Alfred Bowman.
Piano solo, Birdie Dunlap; Recitation,
Nils. Josie Studeoaker. All former
members arc requested to DO present.
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NAssHAL's SALE

DURsuANT TO Az tNECUTtoS TO Nh
A directed hy the district court OF the
lhlrd Judicial uiHirct Of tho Territory Of
Utah. thaii expose al pubic sale, at the west
ir1nt door OF tho County Court House tnow
titf anu County hunfinHl. IA the City and
rouutT ~ salt Lake, Territory OF utah, on
the sih DAY OF November. ! ~. A. ~ o'Cl 90 &
a. M 81 tho right, title. elaim and interest OF
B. Z Johnson. D.. T.. 3 arr aud % 4. Hflaon.
on the 18th day Of June, 1871, OF that thrf iAyc
siuDe acquired Of m. aud 10 tho following
described real estate. t9swit The mining
olam known ~ tho Louise, and the mining
cIaim or lode Known on the Hi|yur King
No Two 10 raHicr'y extension. the
same being situate ~ blg C1uouwro Z
niuing uiHllict ut 90, head OF Mineral York
and JOINS tho oastcri fuI o. the silver Rug
niue in ~ait Lake fNH NJ ltah Territory, ~
tuiiY described u 90. H0ucrOf 10 alton. HE'D
with tue mining recorder ~ w Cottonwood
Mining district. rAlt Lake County, utah, by
reference made part OF THIS dcsciipton.
To be sold nf tho property Of j, >, Johnson,
T. 4. Hoara and -, .. Carlson, NJ tho tult OF
Utah National tinnk, q corporation.
Terms ~ Hulo-rnah.
NAT ~ nHiuiiAM, u. \ Martial.
iiy l.. T. AuutIu, Deputy MHfthAl
T., L. WILLIAMS, Attorney for fiainuh.
Dated october n, .sya
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Well, Mayor Holbroct, cf Prove,
and ME-. McVisker
POLITICAL POINTERS
orson Holman has been nominal.
ed by the Republicans OF Wasatch
county, as their representative to the
State Legislature.
Judge Henderson and Mrs. Margaret
Caino will speak At the Seventeenth
wari meeting houte on Friday even.
ig next under the auspices Of the
Third precinct Democrats campaign
committee. Itmpt0n Bfot.' Glee club
will cling campaign song.
The Tooele county Republicans In
convention assembled yestefiay,
nominated Il. J. RaddAiz Of Stockton
as their representative, ami Rhodes
w. D1nyon Tor oJunty tupefintendout
OF icuOoH.
Democrats are pushing campaign
matters now ne though they hal never
beeu disturbed In the least anu today
and yesterday made arr sugemenls ~
headquarters for nearly 0ne hundtud
meetings 10 be held throughout the
Territory between this ami tue time Of
reconvcning tue state osuveniiOn.
There will be meeting Of Democrats
in the Eleventh ward meeting housr
tomorrow night at o'clock. Entnusi.
astic speakers and glee club music are
promised.
The Flith precinct Democratic oam-
paign committee are scheduled 20
meet at ths Oiilos OF j. w. Hnmm, In
the Knutsfofd hetel tnis evening.
The German moorstic-Amerlcsn
club viii mvet at Turnhaiie ON Thiri
South street this evening.
Tho Jim Ulondinning Veteran
5Oidiers' Republican CLUB was organ.
lied nj meeting of the veteran
soldiefp, IN tue workingmcu's Rrpub.
licau headquarters lsst night. The
officers OF tue club hre ~ follows:
Henry Hopkins, PRESIDENT; N. d..
CrOser, vice president; a. Link tfea.
,uref; q. IL. Berry. secretary aud coz.
tain, a. \. Post, inst lieutenant; H.. g.
Sheppard, second Lieutenant.
A meeting Of tho woman's Rspub.
llcan club was held last evening In the
Independence hall. Speeches were
made by J. M. Bowman aud George
Sutherland, while vocal selections
were furnished by the Silver quartet.
The Republican COMMITTEES Of tho
Frat precinct met last evening A.
hesdquaf,efs am elected ID. T.. Eioh-
nor chairman And George Buckle sec
rotary. Tue COMMITTEES consists Of w.
n. Clark, A. L.. Hamlin, FrAuk
urantiug ErI.kaau Il "a lam.
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FOR RHEUMATISM.
Paine'S Celery Compound A
Sure Specific.
10 HelI-Iliorm,d Person Suffers
From i.
The Disease No Longer An In
durable One.
Greatest Of Al Rem DE-. Prescribed
ny ntrior.
a Long, brilliant Record Of Re
maFisabic Cures.

Ncualgit and rheumatism Two dis.
orders a. llugor iucprablr.
Physi'if a, TO-DAY get rid u rheumatism
sud nu.r li,ia, ~ thoy do i eplrssncss,
mHlauuhpiy, hyHofii and other fc.ul :
Of nrrv'u- cNhaus ion, by huildlug up
tho - aoin nud Hupp1riing Ito delicate
nerve raris by me u.s. Of Palne's Celery
compound.
paiuo's co'ory compound a'tacts tho
disease by getting tho system back 10 10,
properly nuurlshud ondltion. Islands
alone in the history ui medicine. il %
Ger ain specific for tho euro. not only ~
rheumatism, ia. also ofall dlsOas. n duo
10 Impoverished nerves aud blood.
Toe c'o,o connection Of well fol nerves
aud BRAN with health, is thA solid rock
upon which Paine's celery compound
stands. Tho thousands u men and wo.
men all over the country who have boon
cured OF rheumatism once aud Tor all, Ivy
Paino's celery compound. have made
good all that tho medical fraternity frat
prcdiciol for /.
Tina. Il restores health and sifougth to
tho body made weary, li.lless and dos
rOndcnt from nervous debility, needs no
proof today In thousands Of homes.
Tho Lat Of those IL has froOd frum
rheumatism ~ n long one, Il contains "a
host Of well known men and women a.
homo aud abroad. Every city aud town
Ia tho United states and Canada 4, rop-
fosontod.
Paino's colory compound was first pro-
pared by Prof Edward y. Phelps, NJ.
d., Ill. D., OF Dartmouth collcg'. Ever
since LIS first appearance Il ha, boon tho
ona recognized nervo and brain iuvigor-
faio among medical mon. It's constant
use by physicians, whore an active nutti-
mont IL urgently needed, speaks volumes
for it, efficacy In diseases OF nervous ORR
gin.
Strength, buoyant spirits and freedom
from pain comes with It, uso
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pOnOyan's Herring Tomorrow.

The charges lodged agains. Captain
Donovan by Chiei OF Police Pratt, will
DO ventilated at session OF the IRE
and police board, which convonts TO.
morrow morning ut II O'Clock. The
defens. demanded n TRIAL before full
board, and now that COMMISSIONED
Noble IN In town, the opportunity has
been taken 10 have hearing before he
leaves again. Auor the case OF Cap
tain Donovan has been ditposod oi, the
board will wrsstle with the cases Of
tho suspended nfemen, TTomayno
and Fitzgerald.
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Baseball al Beck s.

The postponed exhibition game be-
tween tho Milwaukee and Los Angeles
teams came oil yesterday afternoon ut
the cycle track before n corporal.
guard Of about two hundred spectators.
The game, with the exception OF a
couple Of good plays on second and
third bases, was OF the mediocre order,
anu lacked the snap anu vim which Ia
insepArable from bona fide match
game. although "Kid" Splor morited