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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
MINES And MINING.
The WO'k Of The Bulls and Bears
To-day 1TliI8,h Little.
NAuHoru ruE ONLY LISTED SALE


Business was decidedly duh aud
fist on the EIrhnt x ioIay and had u
not teen for a ono hundred share sa''
on the listei side, that class VI stocks
would have been literally "whitc-
washeI." The brokers undoubtedly
had the spring fever and some Of them
came out more Tor the purpose OF
DOMINIC and exhibiting their new
spring suits, than 10 yet right down to
so,iye work in the pit. Mammoth wa
the stock recognized by a Ianiiet ami
il brought tho substantial figure Of
S2.e5, With demands for more at the
same price. No comment 10 NECESSARY
on the call Of listed stocks other than
to gay that tho quotations renamed
shout stationary, AZ will DO seen from
the q, bic below,
Two Of tho unlisted stocks shared
IN tho day's trading, they being
hogan aud Dalton, the fofmcr unload
ing 200 shares and tbs latter / 900 the
call VI Dalton was particularly spirited
and the stock closed At ngufta inil'
cative Of a downward tendency. Tue
Electric stock II apparently hell IN
high esteem by the bioEtfs, a. Jay ~.
tor day from 10 10 90 cents II Oh Tor ilt
but the bids fail 10 bfinz out any Of
10 ings.
rue closing n lures were as follows
LIs1ED STOCKS,
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a new English Process which IL u,
esiyInE uuch Attention.

a New English Process which IL lie.
esiTinE nuch Attention.
In these days OF mining excitement,
aggravated by increasing discoveries ui
almost ineEhauslitle hidden wealth,
the great question which presents n.
self tO tbs wary mining man IL, how to
treat the ores that are under his im.
mediate supervision aud charge, with
view to getting the most out OF II al
the least possible cost. To such the
following from yesterdays Denver
Republican, may be- Of Interest,"
smelling men, miners anu others In.
tetestou In the reduction Of ores arc
Watching carefully tue results VI the
Ashcroft process, and Others operated
on similar lines, with which tIueti.
mgnts have been made Ia England.
End which are said 10 hsve teen quitu
successful Ia Africa. 4. W. UuaI,
who recently returned from visit Ia
London, says that the new pr1uossta
have met with great favor la EulAut,
Aud that n company has been formed
with a alilhl stock OF .1U, 900 p.uuur,
which pTopttes 10 bring tue process,
over 10 this country AMI that % lu,UII
IOuuts plant is % be- erected lu Au..
rails, MI G1ad hBH not personally
Investigated these processes, bot his
received descriptions nom which d.
would appear inst the bfitish iuvtst.
Ing IuUlic IL well satisfied with The
opportunities ior pTuhI offered by the
col, pauits formed Tor estaUIisniu.
works Of ibis character.
The new process 10 designed 10 treat
refractory Ores, especially such o. con.
tain large percentage NJ zluc. IL has
not been found Practicable heretofore
" treat mixed buIpnIlp ores Of sllyrf.
lsau ami zinc, There Ir practically n.I
iutKhAusuUlo supply OF these ulrH Iu
tue world, notably DO Australia, the
United States auu Mckee. Naturally
tue great piutls that would Toll. " rIr
ul61ytfy " method Tor lhs success.
fol treatment OF these ores uas stImu.
lated research IN this direction, aua
the usIlIs are lhv processes uuarr con.
HueTpIiJU,
The one b. ground sufficiently 90 pass
through sieve CnItAiuli niue holes
10 Va linear iuuh, 10 h then ipI
Automatically TO a calciulng furnace,
provided with shelves slupIug from Tue
inner surface VI the furnace, NJ an
angle OF A. degrees, The roasting 40
winch the orc 10 subjected drives Of
Tue greater part 1i tue sulphur Inc
ore II lnen ugglomeTal6l into lumIs lu
teNefuafhturY furnace, and from
tuehee Is smulted 10 ordinary cupoln.
~ means Of special Il *, WI. OH II.
We ,leot OF the patent on the process
lhe 10 composed Of sulphuto 4,
ASuA anu oxide VI lion, both Cueap ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

Hrusbcl, the great promoter Of the KIN.
drfE1rigu system of teaching children said;
Lgt parents not live fer their children, but
uIM them The mother who understands
This sentiment lives with. even her unborn
child. She studies 90 bee wise about herself
and the liulr HE she IS fostering She does
a.l shc can Ia give her child % fair start In
lii.. by giving u a strong well developed
body AN through hahyhuul, childhood
ANA youth she lives ufH her con or her
daughter Especially her daughter she will
keep near her She will allow NO false
m0acs,y tu stand IN the way Of that daugh.
irr's knowledge Of herself Of her posaihIli.
ties Of her 'Hfils She will teach her that
happy hcalthiul motherhood ig an honor,
q blessing That sickness Is q mistake. a
hJgNsiug Of natures law, Rul there are
times OF unavoidable overriding when The
system becomes run down
For over thirty years Dr. Pierce has used
his fayoHtC Prescription as strength.
tu'r n FruhrT "A regulator To works
directly upon the delicate distinctly irmi.
nine organs. iu natural. soothing way Il
searches ont the weak spots. and huilda
them up. u rs beneficial in any state of the
system A woman who would understand
herself win NHl ln able assistant by send.
iuF 20 cents 10 iho Worlds uisptunry
I'nrgrH Common Sense Medical Adviser
ltis book tu1t has reached its b.0th thou.
rapd It ConHiu- in ils zoos pages an im.
mrusc store of Information 100 plain words
THAT amy person win readily understand
SIN o. q. srrNR. OF SAINT ElHl. 0.usro % ,
a|r l1ft, tcstlhcs in This wise our first
child wlH haru before my wife was sixteen yrurs
Old v AOcnwtl her health was vcn poor She
trIrI pr rierert Tuv0Hte Prescription SHE
Coined r-sh and strength by using two bottles
During The llst few weeks ui her second prrV.
nancy she again used the Prescription. Her
confinement was a rapld aud easy Que, and she
GJt UP strong and well "
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FIRE CHIEFS CONVENTION.
II VIII Open In This Clly On "caday
August 10,

FI'eman's Herald; A meeting Of the
executive committee Of the Gnlrrna.
tioual Association Of Fire Engineers
was held In Philadelphia, Tuesday,
April IA, There were pre,ong Chair
man q. Watt Taylor, James &. Baxter
IT,, Robert Kiersted, +. W. Haney,
A. J. Kennedy, 4. NJ. Jones, Of the
committee, and Secretary Henry A..
Hllls. The Herald was represented by
l.. W. CLARK.
Tho meeting was held In Chief Bax.
tef's oiilce, at Fire Department head.
quarters At lUil5 a, m. AFTER sons
discussion the date OF the opening 0f
the convention was fixed Tor Monday,
August 10.
a number Of topics were suggest.
ed hnd assigned 10 members T.
write essays. The secretary was. In.
siruoled 10 draw up n circular, giving
the topics anu urging the members 10
prepare to speak upon them. He was
also instructed 10 draw mp n suitable
circular aud sGnu IL TO the cities, tow us
ard village ufging them 10 send tho
chief OF the IRE department TO tho
convention.
Secretary HIS wHs instructed tu
notify Chief Drvino OF Salt Like CITY,
that action 10 Of the bylaws Of tue
sUr o IOu v Ould be strictly enforced.
Following BE- the section;
section DO. SO invitation OF sight.
seciug nr hulunIug from the place
whore the annual convention IA held viii
DO entertained until after tho regular
business for which 10 is assembled is
competed
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CHICAGO, April al. IL. EgkUts
comptroller o. the uuTtUaoy, sail g..
daJ3 ~ curious typ .EaphIual utUl
iu "a morning paper IA tuu me 10y PIE,
,isoly tue luins 1 diI not spy rt.ryu.
Ing my impressions VI the Pfc.i Iuuv.
attitude. understand the error uas
been repeated all over tue g uutfy, /
said Il do not know anytnins y Bi.iyt.
ly shout President Cleveland. iu,uH,
tlons or wishes relative 10 the Prof.
doncy, but my impression II tnpt us
iorIs that tnefu h no reason WY uJ
should be willing 10 enter anu b
pfesIuentlal canvass Tho piulr.
made II unwilling exactly revsf-iu.
my meaning"
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Mother lnlmer,s Fnneral.

Funeral services were held this alter.
noon Of the Twentieth ward meeting
house over the remains Of Sister Mary
Culmer who died last Saturday after.
noon at the residence OF Der sons IN
this city. Mother Culmrr, as she is
aiiootl0nately called, was born ut Lui.
urnhnm, Kent, England, June Is,
1874, anu hAs been "A member of luu
Church for iOty.thtee yUats. In the
early days In the koutlsh conference,
aud later In the LouIOn conference /,
urr d Hpitalitiea 10 tue mission rles
were suCt hu 10 he held IN grateful
rem. mbTauuo by many 90 THIS day,
10 1858, she came TO the valley with
her hurunud anu those OF her children
who had not teen cent Ou before, anu
ever siuCr has boon an gctivb Huu
much respected mt inter Of tho lwru.
tcth wari, where she cuitarrd her.
Hrlf ~ all by her Tcaiv rympathy anu
aid 10 the slok ami M ultd.
From noon until ua,i.past / O'Clock
tho remains were uu view ut
her late home, wheru many came
10 ray their ia-t uHpuots, after
which the b0jy was bOfuu 90 toe meet.
ing huuar by uef grandsOus, followed
by many OF uvr defendants unl low.
iug ifrnus, Including the members VI
tue Ivtntieih Wntu Relief Society,
who gatholoi In body out Of respect
10 Que who han been among their most
active co.wufkefs,
Al the funeral services, remarks
were made by Bishop Gorge Romney
Huu John Nicholson, who dwolt on
the virtues AuJ loving labIrs VI sister
Culmer, bOtn Zoe tho living ana the
dead. Hymns lnat had been selected
by her before her death were sung,
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LADEN WITH FLOWERS.
the Tabernacle Chorus. Tour OF Pleas.
uro and Honor.
observation-disclosures

Special 90 The saws.
sAN JOSH Auul gl.-lhu tabernacle
chorus company spent yciluriay At
Monterey with great delight Tho
concert At that plaoc last night was
the largest audience confronted during
the TRIP. Il was also very enthusiastic.
Everybody h loaded down with iijw.
ors hero. We start for Sacramento at
ten O'Clock.
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to begging 10 the police court today and
got a suspension Of sentence. Three
drunks In the ptislns Of Jim Harrigan,
George snowell aud Joseph Falooner
were dhchnrged.
futile Brothers, walter a., F.
Emery, aud Eugeuce ", who have ~
extensive real estate and Insurance
business In Grant Rapids, Michigan,
hpvr opened an o. flee In the same line
at 100 Ett Temple street, this city.
VALERIE futile, who IL the youngest
Of the trio of brothers, IL manager Ui
tue Salt Lake oiilcc.
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A Ysternn Conduclor,s Death.

Edward Robinson ~ who passed
from earth NJ hia home In American
Fork on Friday last was buried from
tho meeting house Of that place this
afternoon, lie was SO years Of aye anu
enjoyed tho dlsuuotlon OF being the
oldest railway conduct r In the world.
Az heretofore Iully published IN the
NEWs ur ran the fret railway engine
over u.Il. on its initial trip over tho
Liverpool aud Manchester tram In
luuIgui, That tmpornu, event iu
the woda's islury occurred September
10 1870,
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Personal Paragraphs.

G. T.. Bnilsh OF So Joseph Is at tho
walker
Zrlla A. Dixon OF tho University Of
Chicago, isa guest 90 tho romplvtou.
Hon, Thomas Malouoy is down from
tho junction oity on business aud d,
stopping at the Walker.
W. A. Stewart and william Mckee oi
Ann Aruor Mich, arc among tho late
arrivals as Sue Tomplogon,
e.. ". Fpgg " Colorado SPRING. ,Jame.
Stephenson 90 Omaha aud NJ. 10. Engpl
Of Mo- York arrived NJ tho kuutsf ord
thls morning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
New Mnsic.

Eight popular selections for tho cab.
met or plano, composed by n. Il.
Giles IA the title Of new contribution
10 our musical literature, Just
issued from ihu establishment Of
George q, Cannon q Sons company.
The sheets Ht hand contain two mum.
bers. rhs Charming Eiya sch.t,ischu
anu Uah'- Natal Day, the latter as
played by 7Uusa's band.
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Naiinnal llolel Men.

Mr.. Daley received a telegram this
morning. from Don II. Porter, pro.
piietor OF the remplsiOn Hotel, stating
that there were 400 guests present al
tho banquet Riveu last evening by tue
hO,Cl meme convention AZ the Hotel
Del COfnadu, Los Angeles. Mr.
Porter also states tuat he expects that
number here on TIE 25in inst.
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Wants An Injunction.

Maggie Smith Housog filed suit TO.
uy ln the ruirI district cours agains,
Cnar'es Smith, Joseph II, Morgan,
August W. Carlson anu Salt Lake
city corporation, Ia which tho plaiuun
HAyH thnt the Lu'endau,a he debarfol
um asserting any claim Whatsoever
l certain lanI upon winch the plain.
90 uJlIa liBt lien,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
Senlencrd TO pri.on.

James Dillon, who was Indicted by
the grand jury Tor burglary, was sen.
fenced to eighteen months IN the state
prison by Judge Hiles today. ON the
gs.h Of February, 1896, Dillon entered
a boarding house owned by Egbett
Francis at 80 South West renplr street
And stole d cost AMI vust valued at Sl2.
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aTOOHs AND nARKRra.
New York stacE Market

INV luUk, April 2l.-st0rk market opened
hu NHt. lvblllatlou order 90 sugar soon after
DO 81 caused "a decline ~ J.. per cent 60 Ilsg.
lht general .ltt was NOT affected Northern
Pacific preferred tp.d mp ls, 1hs hUaylnuss
20 luo loI'!Fu evening" market anu tho ru.
ducuOn u Gle UO-to1 ugures Of : cent by a
lrAulnF drawer were yuuIUuuloy o. tho On.
nucn. on ihc gentral strength OF the market
existing 90 O'Clock
suF ragnrupd tligl .iy AFTER u but ronewo d
ouorluEa depressed he prito 20 I461. Tho
general lIat also ruled fraction lower on
profit making,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

Charles ID. Lane has again struck u
rich. In a recent AtErun tHvtHtmeut
no hns souutoIa second Utica, ami if
tue developments already inside hold
out he anI his pAftuUfs Will puastaa uue
of Inc ct productive g0lI.bsaTiag
properties IN the United states, save
-uuday'a San FmuCisco Chronicle.
Tue indications Of the Forums, as the
principal niue Of the group 10 named,
ato equal, VI not superior o. the far.
famed haIqun hala IN tue SINE terri.
tory, Tue purchase price was tribe
compared with the results alftady oB.
iainod, The Development has bOeu
phenomenally npid. There are bO-
tween 100000 and Sl,O0J,0 900 Ia sight
Next month Lane viii uogin the snip
monI 10 this city Of bafs o gold superior
Ia weight aud exceeding IA value any
ingoi- Of tue precious metal y,t run
INTO mslis,
Tuis wonderful property II situated
between tweuty'siE anu twrnty,suven
miles southeast Of the town n Yuma,
anu little lees ihau halt that distance
from the Ola river. IL consists Of niue
mlutr, clslms or pt0rprCis, some Ut
which have been parity developed, in.
clullug la Fortuna, whion has turned
1ut sn fluhIy, The discovery wa made
less than lwD years ago ~ "a party Of
"a sICutOrs frUm Yuma namru ". n.
HallsTI, Lawrence Alreu, 4. W.
luOma- anu Peter Farrell. Not hav.
lux the means 10 worK the ground they
buuuri % o. n. NJ. 5 raus, VINO ~ turn
abuutsiE months ago IL TIE mine 20
&. ID. Lauo ASH several fIieuiH TOT
100000. They mo fplrAtBd the
Fortuna mining company, proceeded
o. develop thu ptOpery anu soon
i0uu' u su rich tuut they have put In
come Of tho henvlutt mining machinery
yet mnnu'ec ufed on this cghs', have
ppod water from the ullA Ilyer aud
now arc ready 10 crush the ore auu
send on the bullion % san Francisco.
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COM Nj Il RCIAL.
aALr LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,.

Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted to S2ls,82l. Same day last
year, $3.50, i5S.
TuDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Sllver ga; lead, $500.
LOndon,-Slver, sid.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo q o.. received today;
PGnnsylvauia bullion, S2,850.
w, =. Mccormick 4 %. received 10.
day: silver anu Leaf OTes, SO, 200,
HauRuer bullion, g8,5a5; gold oar
i5,S21. Total, 3l8, Oi5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

W. II. Drake, who ioroibly entered
the store OF l., a. Vol q company on
February l2gh, 1876, was up before
Judge Hllcs this alttraoon to answer To
the charge OF burglary. The jury had
not returned q verdict ut press time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21
Funeral Notice.

The funeral services over tho ~.
mains OF Elder samuel Russell will be-
held Ia the Fifteenth ward meeting
house tomorrow, WEDNESDAY, Apni
80, nj II a.m,, ana the remains viii
lc Ia slate from 1890 10 Il am,
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LITLKAKY NOIEs.

The leading article In GOdey's Mag.
azino Tor May IL Seeking BON Ends VI
tue Globe, by RUFUS IL. Wilson, being
az account VI tho llvets polar eXplof.
ing parties that are In tnb n I'D, Of vii,
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Licensed to Wed.

Marriage licenses were Issued today
rs follows Joseph L. Bell, ascI 80,
and Frances Hutchinson, aged 30
10th NJ Alma, Wyo.; William II
Mines, agoI 81, and josephine Gilbert,
aged 20, both oi Murray.
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N0rn-Aprit 21t. Mav. qql.
oats Aprii, lNAi MAY, 49,.
inrE - April. i-ti, May. $500
Lard Aprili - sj NaY,t4
iilbs- April. hH May. $40.
Harley -lidlt.
Timothy aBg3.
Ryo-Jis
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TRANspEIus on broUKs.

One hundred shares Of Mammoth
at f2.p5; 200 Began al B24 cents; 1000
Dalton al cents. Togal shATts sold,
1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

A waltz arrangement Of Paul Dfcs.
sei's s1ng, Just fcll rUom That You
saw Me, has been made uy thnO. i.
MOtse, tue well.kn0wn cOmpOsrI 900
Will appear IN tho May numb NJ
Ey'ry Month. EIuafd Hoist, who's
name IL familiar 10 piAuists A. q cIuI'
poser Oi beautiful Instrumental riturB.
has recently, after ten ycufs' lus
deuce In the United sta,s, lei Ifi-
mAurutly aud will reside tor the iu.uu
IN Denmark, A numier 90 he Ice,
unpubushod manuscripts have bee.
secured by Ey'fy MOstn, anu viii ut
publisued in that magazine ifom iiluu
10 time dutlng tue present year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-21

For sale by z. c. NJ. l., Clark EI'
dledge & Co, Western Hardware e.
Salt Lake Hardware Co, and Geo ~
Lowe. Salt Lake City. Ut''
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The complete novel in the May ls'uu
oi Lippinootps IL An lmpsluius
SWORD, by Horace a ueslry NucbrlI
The hero enters the service Ut can.
f0rnis millionaire, Whose mot q
ieacc IL endangered by tue threat. q. d.
wilvs OF n RELENTLESS enemy. ,.uIt
queer Uutang tutur,
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The illustrated Leo Of virginia
series is continued IN tue May uumu I
OF Fans Lsslit's Popular MIn.nly
VITA paper by Henry FyrfelI, feint.
ing to General Lees part In the mo.
moutUus events Of tue years lsiJ.B1
These events include the John Brown
raid nj Hsfpet's Ferry, the secession Uf
the = ulhefn 5taleg anu 0utbtUab OBJ
the Ciyil War, General Lees resign q.
ton from thu United STATES Atny,au
appointment 90 tut CummanI ui tuH
Confederate forces Of NifKinH, his
campaign tn tue West, the esthuli-h'
mUut Of Jefferson Davis al R.cumJui
W. PRECEDENT " the Con tdUrcy the
ilfst battle vi Boil Run, aud GsutrsO
MCClellan's Invasion Ui Vagina ~
way Of tho peninsula aud uu' alre
upIn Richmond. AKIN ~ this ~. Ject
T. charming sEetcn written ~ sire.
Jeiierson DAVE, descriptive Ui NO "a
the White House Of tue C1nicdrncy
during the war
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II. II. Woodward company, B,llI.
more, MI, unuOuucu a new 10 ui,
story VI spain uul tuug. Ihis bIab
is written by Nit Nathan &, Gtcou,
the well known author uuu former
resident Of CuUa. IL beautifully
illustrated with NEARLY loo uugTayiugs
aud IL sold by sub.cfptiUu.
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be tuis summer. The paper IL illus
most graphic style; anu the recent II.
ports of DR.. Nansen, and tue fact That
POT Andree Ia Just starting out on his
attempt to reach the North Pole BY
balloon, give additional Interest. Toe
troubles VI the ruling hOute In lay
give timeliness also o. an article on the
personality Of QIeen Matghetiia.
Finally, stirfiug piece Of fiction
called A Bslligetent Cuban, by =. T..
Walsh, acquires interest ifJm tne very
general ~ mpathy In tnis country with
the cause VI tue insurgents.
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Chicagr tive stor',

Hogs, receipts, 1900.
Light, 4i,I. t8.6i.
Mixed, XANaH,1p,
litaYy, 50 1aa3i o.
Rough, fLhaSah.
Cattle, Trrriuts, 5000
Booyes, gLiOatA7a
Texas steers, 81 hUaSls5.
st0okera aud laedoru, ~ 9Oaf2S0
sheep, roctipts, il,vOl' Market steady.
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silver, Lesd.
,nter ~ lead ia.so
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-12-24
HE WINS ON A LEGAL TECHNI-
ChLITY.
BOB GIVES THE CONTEST UP
Check, However, Has Not Been Cashed
and win not Be Until Wris Of
Garnishment Against Amount Are
Disposed of Corbett Signs to Fight
FitZsimmons.

San Francisco, Dec. l8.-The fight
between Sharkey and Titzsimmons for
possession of the $4,000 purse was
concluded yesterday when Judge Sadef-
son of the superior court dissolved the
Injunction restraining the Anglo-CaI-
ifornia bank from cashing the check.
The counsel for Sharkey called the at
tention OF the court to the state law
prohibiting prize fighting, between
which and glove contest he mann
FAMED there is no difference and there
fore argued that a case involving pos
session Of purse for prize fighting
had no standing in court The Judge
ccncurred in this view and said he
would have terminated the proceed
ings earlier had that point been called
to his judicial attention. The court
held that under the California statute
the civic board of supervisors had no
more power to legalize n prize fight
than to sanction a duel. The court
further said that there is no question
that the parties to the engagement are
indictabIe under the law and that the
Witnesses Of the exhibition are amen
able as law-breakers. FtZsimmonS
attorney said that the courts decision
ended the fight for the purse He ad-
mltted that his client was knocked out
by law. Neither Sharkey nor Lynch
presented the check for payment yes
terd;.y afternoon. Manager LilienthaI
Of the Anglo-Californi bank stated
that he would decline to cash the check
pending the disposition Of several writs
If garnishment against the amount OF
the purse. The chief Of police has
aiken no action looking to the arrest of
the pugilists.
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The presence of the policemen
seemed to have no terror for the ba
men from Chicago. On the contrary,
they had come, it is said by invitation.
Finally an agreement was reached
whereby the "swag" was to be divided
equally between the thieves and the
police. A treasurer had to be APP
pointed and member Of the st. Paul
police force WIS elected to that i'm
portant position. When his name
was announced, one of the Mnneapo-
lis cops" objected.
mo, sir, we don't want him. said
he. "He was treasurer two years ago
during the state fair and none OF Us
got cent. He can't be trusted"
This story will be placed before the
grand jury as a sample Of the work of
the Minneapolis police force.