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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-11-13

"Continuo pecoris generos pollus in arviS
Atius ingredur, ct mOlia repOnit
P1imus e. ire viam, ct 1uvos tenare minaces
Aude gnoto commiere poni,
Nee horret strepas Hi arCua ceryiX, %"'
Argutumque caput, bevis alvus obesaque terga,
,uxuraque tors animOsum pectus. Honesh
Spadices glaucque, color deterrimus albs,
TT glvo. Tum, 81 qua Sonum procul armo dedere IS
Stare loco nesct ;mCat aurbus ct tremit artus
Colectumque fremens VOv sub naribus ignem.
Densa iuba, ct dextro jactata recumbit in armo,
At duplex agimr per umbos spna cayatque Ee~e.-.
Teurem soldO graviter sona ungula cOrnu.
Tails Amycle domtus PoluciS habenis -
Cylarus, e quorum Grail memnere poete
Maris equi bjuges, ct magn GURUS Achlls'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12

law they stand ty u aut uphold i,bui
huts IN tne now wod lrws air maze
b. h. legislature d. iHr l.lctuut s.nits
900 mis- c1ulinonl, AMI they arr
simply treated with cJn empi'
Tnis Is pretty e,alo OF III
Mrs when American olualur
igu petitions anu ufiug them before
tue Slate Legislature nnl they are pcs.
seu py the aid Legislature und mAdr n
law. Ard here only today n man by the
name Il Jerome Rhyn was discharged
from the Mammoth mill because ~
simply refused TO work ten tOufe wnen
the law ui Utah requires him - woik
eight huutf. what are The men 10 do,
bo dictated 10 ty the manngrta OF
fhetU cOmpsnics o. disOu.y iho Jaw OF
uuah2 AZ things are al present u u
neither one thing nor the uthcr, anu
the gentlemen VINO have tcun dctainu
10 Keep an eye ON tho oignthUuf law
ami to zee that II IL properly fulfilled
Will nave their hnn1s iulii aud there u
plenty u room for thom to clmmoucs
ptO,t r lcgul ptocUo1it " night hotu ia
riutic, There liz IN Mammoth touay
several working men who can OBTAIN
employment vt tho mills IfONlliuH
they viii work ten huuts per Jay,
SOM VI thee men signei the petit ni
/ Tor the sight.hOur law Hud u siauuS u
reason that they viii try anu do ihelI
! best 10 Uphold II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12

the rrOrerlics. -Four Aces vns 70,
very active anJ quotations Tumsintd
about the Same IS lot tie frevl.u We
vrr|.
Ghicra paid the usual dividend % .
cent? per ehare on the l0ih, and HE
at0tk continued Htoug. There was
iuCfeesid laquifY Tor Grygef and the
stock Fold higher tran during the pro.
yiOus Wek TIE compsuy IL making
a gooj record at tue mil aud the Fhip.
mems u cyAlide product are regular.
Daring the week thu ii1fn silver
properties were 81. eel down TOT several
dnyl ca scc5uut uf lsbor traubiCs, tui
opetatiOus hRyU now been rteumed aud
10 n thought TIE usual uumter OF men
vii b. on tho pay rolls by SRiufde'.
The strife rufiailoi shipments some
whai, bat vii not inisteto VITA the
company tnalr. Tho stock was
somewhat stronger, tu' 10 Increased
itqluy. Lucky Bili uAs held Ito anuu.
al iu,o1rr. The lest two cent assess.
meat btcUmes delinquent on the l3.b.
IL IL UNDERWOOD that contract flt tue
further dCvcioI meBis OF the Little
plitstufR properties 10 - &c let ut BIZ &c.
MANN "a again displayed good
sticr gih and sold above the previous
week. uuotatione. This strength
was dus ~ the g1oi production
record Of the properties anu
the anticipation Of the early fUsump-
lion Ui dividend payments. During
tue absence Of n quorum the Mofcui
directors have not ne yet held the
Juno dividend meeting. The com.
| pany has very handsome baiArCe Ia
IT, treasury, aud Will nave nice sur.
plus after this months dividend II
pail. The stock remained practically
| unchanged, although there was con-
siderable dealing Ia g. The properIieh
are locking extremely well anu The
mill " TAXI z care oi tue usual $50 toui
| VI ore daily.
Overland cont 8ues 10 show al i'm
ptovcment Tue company IL actively
developing IT, oro DoIirs. Ontatio &C.
mained practically unchanged. silvol
King has paid its June dividend u y
cents per share. The stock was Of
ieToi only In very limilei amount
with tue demand strong. SUNSHINE
showed conl:nued improvement
Several owners OF the stock have de
clincd 10 give a % DAY option ~ s3..i
pet share, swansea ives Ia good do
mand aud tho block reschod the high
Get point Ia its history, and holders at
looking for dividend within the mex
30 days. Utah paid IT, June dividend
OF . cents per share on this ION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12

Tho Ajax mining comTauy paid
their cKpivy,s Of tue mine on the lOih
INST.
Z The Caressa mining company viii
Iay their employees their usual month
ly salArits this wetk.
Tho Sioux Consolidated Will pay
their employees nj the mill aud mine
on or about the 18th Inst. The checks
were sigued several days ago.
II Il reported that Mt. T.. n. Jcn-
kins Of this city will commence the
construction Of n inst class hotel In a
lew days at Silver City.
The Csniennial.EugeRa has declared
a double dividend aggfBgatlng sSO,OOU
which will be paid ON the l5th inst
This runs the dividends TO date up TO
sl,7iO,OOO.
Tho Swansea Mining company has
iust nut 10 work slatl OF miners on
the claim known NJ Holomhn's lode,
which II about half a mile north Of
the Swansea mine, Silver CITY,
Boise Statesman. Several samples
Of mica have been received " the
Balcheus Mica Queen mluo AZ Hotfu
Shoe Bend. The exchange hes aHn
received samples OF phOnullto suJ
siIvanito ores from Cripple Greek Tint
run from $500 to $1,000 o ton. They
were Drought TO the city ~ Joscpn
Neuable.
Following ure the tflicers IN 10,
Toctnrs OF the CTysta' Gold ava bilv,t
Mining company Of Msfysvals, Uuh,
recently iucnruHrated: George NJ.
Scott, president anu tteaiuiti; }. l..
Gall hot, vac. pttHldeBi; ruA IL. p.
Humfie.d. secretary, VIM. together
with T.. NJ. Burns OF Hcf im .. n "
York, anu y. IL. Van Deu6rn Oi ln.u,
New Yors, make up the board Of
directors.
An GRANVILLE lover, who IL also ~
miuer aud ptospecioT, has gone into
court In San BUTnarilno, Cal, anu
asked that certain valuable claim,
which no disclvcred In 1880 Ruu
located IN 1890 IN the nnme VI 4,
woman TO whom he was then engaE 4,
bo EdIudged his own properly. .. q
Lesch IL the plsiniitl'- name, anu IA
allfEcs that LizGs Chiistle pfOmist &
In 1890 10 be- his wife, tuI after the
claims were located In hrI,nau, lshg o..
considered the engagtmo Il snd drgi f..
ei to break II. The mines which L"au.
di,coveTed are In the BlHCk Hawk
aud MoTengo districts, and ore 80 l.t
claims, the Coupon, " an extension O.
the Rose mine, Que " the uigCe u =
ducers ia the c untTy, aud the 81 i'm
which 10 sought 20 TO ftcpuvoytd 10
estimated 10 be worth $4,000. Tue
suit promises 10 be novel anu to be
bitterly contested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12

lie well Informed on The sull ,ctsuii
i.a.st that to improvement uf thc
toad Ia teiut clntUmH HHl by TIE
,'ifsciors NJ the Denver o. RE Gfau1c
and they slate that It Will 80 come 10
EnIuiI the santa Fr lose the Al.
'antip 4 Pacific connection. one
rrominsut raiifoad official remarked
yesterday!
urnis extension Of tue Denver Is
RIO Gland has been 90 The tsrla 90
Tue nat year or two. Tue uoor'o ai
Aiivuuet1up md the tufr0uu lIuf
rouutfy aio determined uu Fttuug s
connecting road 10 the Santa lr HyftUu
aud u.py will lent every POSSIBLE Ys.
.Ia.anco 10 the Dsnv.r e. no Gundc
or any other cOmraug tU buil1 Itu
that country aud give tIum au outlet
They Gem nd competition ami thvJ
nr. pound q secure D.. tho wool H.
trrestf, ~ well uB the miUiug Industry!
II that country haB received q utCI.
imuetus within the ua.t yDlt rtwJ
AMI the, G mbiuCd with thu ituil in.
juftty Of i Iuthurn California makes 10
big object Tor nuy f0aI 90 ECt into tue
field nud receive some % tIu businura.
UAt pf,trnt all the butIurH that Boz
hauled by the SluihJTs Pacific be-
divided about half AMI UB'' win The
Union Pacific aud tEp 'I brnNuI
WtaiOrn nt OEdep. Tic uIartu. Z. o..
he carried by the lsttcrf H. b. UviIr.
IN between the Us.v,r q ~
| Granite and the CuloHH1 Midland At
Grand Junction. Tue Colorado MiI.
iaud gets about a. per cent Ui Il and
| the Denver a RIO Gran Ie ruCpivUp Tue
rcmaluIcr. AZ IA well known umOug
railfoaI men, the hutluvss over the
/ Atlantic and Pacific Co Albuquerque
/ IN mostly all through, there teiug very
little local traffic.
"Thr plan believe Ihu Denver a
| Rio Gfaude is conloW. plating b. {, goo
a standard gauge linH fTUm rutull 10
| Albuquerque. Should tuIs DO accom-
| rlisHed, the COLORADO read would DC
ablu 10 compete Tor DIS shhfo Of toe
| through iTaiiic, whiCh DO could hful 90
| Pueblo auu lufn over 60 the u rk
| f.lnnd, the MtB1uI Pacific, the SaUta
| 70 VI other great Essen trunk liu.H.
! Il strikes M. that II would be a rayiug
| proplaltiun rem the start nud TINT the
| Denver d RIO Grandc would have tue
hearty support VI Tue New Algairl
3 'nplU."
In speaking Of eastern aiIaiu pcsi'
dent JCicfy statuI mat hu iuuud
things very quiet IN tuo big money
csutop. "ln New York, Chicago ana
other cities there h o feeling D.u 10
certainty among tho m.Hcytj muH.
They are very contUfyAtlvc and MI,
awaiting tuu outcome o. toe two CREST
political conventions before they
wet thoir money. Pfg.iiruual yuni
alwhys has ~ tendency % placu
check on business anu lHvcstmUHtH
Everything II politics in the essi lusi
now aud the 1naucicrs taEu the silNel
citation very coolly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12
nHsUmINa WORN.
ninihE Developments Thst Arc Ooing
on In tue CottonW GODS.

ntniaE Developments That Arc Ooing
on In tue CottonW GODS.
In speaking u the CoItonwoOds and
operations Whereabouts tho current
number of the Interim uulain Mining
Review says tuBt during the pssI two
weeks operations have been returned
on uumtef Of properties IN the Big
aud Little CuttOnwoOi districts, anu
more work will be done thau for
several teasOns past. At the mouth oil
Little Cottonwood, the tcene Of last
yeats "G0id City" excitement,
several companies are developing their
ground. Iho tunnel OF the New Slate
c muany has now been driven 10
feet, And will be sent 1856 feet further.
Tue rock II now foil Of slringefs and
seams Of gOOd.looking orc, ami the
management has greater confidence
than ever of discovering large voin oi
ore similar TO the Tion quartz found
In small seams near the surface.
The Gold Dollar company continue.
work on the main tunnel, which has
been driven In on tue ledge a distance
Of 400 feet. The vein IL eleven feet
thicA, composed OF a free milling whit,
quartz that carries from $3.50 az. A
eigbteen.inch streak OF copper glance
IL also shown, from which shipments
are being made to the smeItors, La nd.
dItion O. these workings there IN an.
other tunnel 200 feet 10 length, and ~
shat ioTty feet deep. Tue properly IL
located north OF the New SlAte.
The Dlpper company, recently ln'
cOTp0TA,eu, 10 working force vi three
" four men, aud nas eighteen inches
| Of nice ole.
Edwards aud Dalton have recently
secured tOms very high gold assays
from the Elk, and are engaged la Ac'
/ tive development.
FaitueT w Little Cottonwood eau.
yon work has boon resumed on the
Peruvian, u property that showh vtTJ
large bodies OF low-gtade milling or,
anu a small streak OF high.gfade. Thil
latter will TO followed Iutihef into tn,
nil, In the exp citation that II may
widen out.
In Big Cottonwood canyon propsTa
tions ufe being made T. rcsumr won
on the wAtof.power plant u the Max
field mine, the purpose leltg To Operate
tue property by e0mpfesstd uir. Won
mas also been resumed on the PEmli
which bas made q shipmeGt 10 tn,
smeltvfS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12
AMUSEMEXIS.

A. audience somewhat smaller than
'hst Of the previous night whT r. Ia,
theal0t last ovonirg to roc Nile. R4ca
Ia her new play Mel. Gwyuuc. Tue
time VI action q "a, play Is during 90,
reign Of Charles II. ci Eaflaui a.
II deals with tue ertlwdi'r orange 500
Nell Gwynne who afterwards be-
comes the iLv5fite oi the klur CO., ..
whom tho eNtfCisus tor pswtr lu
bohlIf " slme niyuds whom Oboe
knew In her q. veriy AMI low CItptf
Tho play affords Mile. RHoA "a goa.
cuaucr to display her ability an o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12
TN. LOCAL sro,K MARKET
poiIorL'- HsSIsw glasses the week
nusin.zs ~ nsinE fRir

poIiark's Hsylsw Glasses the Ws1k's
nusin.zs ~ nsinE fRir
janis A. Pollock says IN his weekly
minlng share market letter under date
VI to-day:
Busin.ss in the local mining stock
market during tho past week was only
fair. alihoug h buying orders were quite
numerous iu this iirit part, especlh ~
In ths Investment ssuliBn, 10 when
both outside ana local attention IL be.
ifg again generally difeo,sd. The list
was without special nuotuali3n, al
though the toue was ~ whole
stronger.
Ajax closed somewhat stronger, with
huying orders again numerous. OpeT-
atone at tho propt rites have been hus.
pended for lew days Ia order that
some material repairs may be- made.
1t 10 understood work Will DO resumed
torce. Alliance and Gas were both
inactive. Anchor continues very
quiet, with sAlrs again around the
dollar mark.
Bullion Beck has declared a June
dividend OF 10 cents per share, payable
on tue 20lh. II tho eOmptDy would
but change iis present policy Gnd fix a
regular dividend pay ment, even though
the amount was not over 10 cents per
share, to be made without skips, the
stock would show very material
strength. Developments Ia the prop
critics nave been OF q most encouraging
nature and the showing Of orc 10 now
very large. The stock looks Hike a
good buy at present quotations. Began
continues work, but without change In
the formation OF the shaft.
The offers OF Centennial Eureka
were very limited, the usual quotations
being maintained. There Is atlll
nothing from ihe option ana tho in'
siders arc looking for no definite in'
formation before July. Dalton cot
tinued weak with comparatively llttle
business done In tho stock. Work ID
progressing NJ tho properties, hut u
will DO some time yet boiote the ante :
pated shipments OF ore can 60 lnene' .
Dalton & Lark was wilhsu. tciiylly
and remained unchanged "a 10 quota
tioBs. Both DAILY and DAILY West G IL
tInued strong. H0ldsTs are becoming
rather impatient on account Of lh'
delay in the payment OF tho di'lien
which mas been expected ior seVera
months IRs;. There seems 10 DO &C
good reason why tAo company should
not make some dlblrltution, In Vita
OF the fact that II has such a hsni
some surplus In tue treasury, En-
ssursgipg develop msnb continue a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12
Mines And MINING.
| Block Of Ten Thousand Shares
Sold on Change To-Day,
IT WAS EAST GOLDEN GAIT.
UtLir Trading by the liroLtrs-POl.
l,ck's Weekly Revl w-Genrral
Mining Information.

s,lj,m II 10 that Gales OF ten thou
nud.thare lots Of stock are negotiated
30 'cbt pge, but such n trausier wac
Ct with today. Esst Gslien Gate
ans he stock dealt In 90 tUa, extent,
,nl The lot went 1T ton cepts per share,
Rullo 1000 shares brought a figure 81
que cent In advance Of that. The
.losing quotations gave evidence Of
The tact that much more Of the prop.
,rty could have been secured at tue flfsl
mentioned selling hyure, hut bldders
we're wiling to give ouly q! cent? tot
II, and thus no further exchanges were
recorded. This was tlo only listcd
stock that took part Ia the ttsdisg and
while Mammoth maintained it, good
ilanding, the brokers failed 70 vet to-
soiher. Mercur was oiierei at s5.S5
with $3.50 bid for the stock.
The unlisted call brought out tive
,alss OF 1000 shares each, caused by
,hc appearance OF Richmond Ana
eouda aud Little pltisburg. The
former was sold OF Cvnte and tbs
latter nj q Csnts. S~autea was sttonl
with $3.50 asked anr s1..5 bid, but n,
sales wsto made, while long array o
other stocks were called out, but 70
reivej nothing further than quotations
stoch In the Commander GJid Mining
company made its ffsi appearance ant
was thrown upon the market at u
erntt per share. Cllmux, another new
ono Ia the pit was offered al ! cen
but found no takert.
The closing figures were as follows;
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12
PRESIDENT JEFFERy DENIES.


President JsiitTy OF the Denver and
Rio Grando returned home from his
New YORK trip on Tuesday evening.
The Denver Republican says the Ie.
turn caused him to be sought by mum.
erous parties who we're AnxlJus 10 learn
the truth about the rumor that hit
road 10 10 reach out ior ~ other Pc H.
coast connections. AiT. Jeliery deni, d
that the management u tho Denver &;
Rio Gmnde had any Intentions Of CO =
Meeting with the AtlAntio Auu Pacific
roau al this time. However, be dil
announce that tbs presence OF u cgTps
OF survey Ots In Neia paes meant
broadening the guage OF tho system
from La Neta 10 Alamosa.
"Tho widening OF our tracks 10 Ala.
mosn, the principal point In the SAP
Luis Valley, has become necessary on
account OF the big increase Of bUtn
freight anu passenger tiafiic In thu
busy country surrounding Alamo5a,n
remarked President Jotlery. "rAe sur.
veyors are at present engaged IN sur.
veying = standard guago track over
Nota pnss,'
The widening OF tho track between
La Neta and AlamOsa will probably
DO completed during the prtsent sum
mef. Besides extending the STANDARD
gungo system 10 the man point Ia the
San Luis Valley, the RIO gfanir OH
oials say that II Will greatly iaclli a.,
the handling Of the iFuit shipped from
the southern part Of the a,r,
Dsutu the do1lal Uf President
Jellrty ui Ibe IumJfud enlripfiss o
the Denver & Ria Grands, prom neu,
rallrul men Iu tho Ciy Wl poo ets o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12
rhs on rr.d incorporates.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the Old
Fred Gold Mining au1 Milling com.
pany with u capital stock o 81 ,OOO,-
900 ~ 81 thaps, were fIoI IN toe
Office OF tho county clerk late yssiet.
day afternoon. Tho company owns
the ora Fed, Old Fred No. ., Ouidn
aud HOmestAke claims Auu n InTee-
foutIhs' Interest In tho Apex claim,
all In the Camp Floyd district. rhe
incOrporatOfs are George V. PaTmeles.
william q. Adams0n aud Samuel n.
Lewis Of Salt Lake; Frank q. Hon.
mite, MIS-. May l.. HUnmire, ana
Charles &. BesutegaTd Of Sunshine,
Utah. Tho officers and directors aTe
George V. fArmelee. presideni Frank
q. HOiimirr, viee president anu gem
rTal superintendenj William C.Auam.
son, tIeAtuTer, samuel IL. Lewis anu
Charles e.. BeRuTsgard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12

wa Of q IN fr pleading char cler lhan
i1 the fo.u " Jus uniuu. Tue 'upf ott
was good nul The C0"uncE tzquii''s'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12
NV IIn,,Itnr .iLNsr CIV.

Silver CITY is showing good sigus o.
future ptOspohiy,as thefols now unGeT
construction another holol which II
being built ~ Mr.. Geo. A. iaNmani
late OF tue Four Ace, aud viii De
completed Ia few weeks. Duflng
the lsat month there hss been many
visitors 10 silver CITY anu 90 tnoy sllll
continue to arrive, this new hotel
which will DO called the ETccitiofi
will be sure 10 do a thriving business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12

Arrangements have been rrrc'cnlIy
arranged whereby ". l.. GleasIr, lot,
uf tire Lyc.um luu8tcr here VIII it.
auIursto 20 con 90 iisltf olCfH nl
sslla.f beach. Toe plan o. 20 nave "a
n1stiug sHip upon which Pc Ft.n v,li
uo instructed. a lumber Of local
pc0Ul. air .kou " gs bHI.g connect
ua with tlH outsrrr.p.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12
rnE EI0mr.noUR LAW.
Its Reported Violation Ia Tintic by
several Leading companies.

several Leading companies.
special Correspondence 10 the NEWS,
EUREKA, Utah, June 10, ls90.-It
10 reported here that the Bullion Beck
Mining company arc working thei Z
mlllmun on tweiye.hour Hhiiia. This
Mammoth company are working the
men tho same length VI time In the
ore bias, anu tho Sioux Consolidated
mill IL Working the yannsr hulpers ten
hours per day. These men come under
the new eighl.hour law systom, and "
This report is correct, which NO have
every reason 10 believe II 10, TIC em'
ployeTs OF the above CO mpanirs IN uld
be madu TO respect the laws which are
created by Utan's State legislature.
Whata difference there is bslw, on
the laws OF the old wOrll and the new,
Tor instauc,l | tue EDgllah make q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12

Ten thtutand shares OF East Golden
Gate NJ 10 cents anu 900 at III cent?;
900 Richmond Antoordaat u oCntsi
] 200 Little Pitt'burg 1t .! coaIs. Total
tuafes sold, $1,000.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11


third base for the Toledo team, OF the
Western League. but after that club
engaged Hatfield he was released. Ber-
ryhili Immediately returned TO his
home. and was engaged to play third
base and captain the then noted Leba-
non team. an independent professional
organization, which defeated nearly
every team they met during that sea
son. In 1895 he was engaged to play
third base for the Lynchburg team. OF
the Virginia State League. He made
an excellent reputation during the past
season, being generally conceded the
best fielding and batting third base
man in that league. as well as the heav-
lest hitter. having twenty home runs.
ten triple baggers and forty double bas-
ers 10 his credit. His engagement with
the Philadelphia Club was due greatly
TO Pitcher 0rth, who had been secured
from the same club by the Phila-
delphias few weeks previous. and who
proved decided success with the
Quaker City team. Berryhill has been
credited with q number OF batting and
fielding performances Probably the
most noteworthy OF the latter occurred
in a game in May. 1891, at Fond du
Lac. when he accepted all OF fourteen
chances at third base.
When President Robson, OF the
Cieyelands, gets started on a new tack
he generally out Herods Herod He is
now determined not only to push his
motion to prohibit all loud coaching,
but TO permit no Sunday ball playing
by his team at least next season. II
Mr.. Robson succeeds in maintaining
his present stand on either or both
questions he will surely be wiser and
a sadder man next fall. BY the way,
is II possible that Mr. Robson, like
our Boston friend. Tim Murnane. Is
simply trying to relieve dull monotony
and stir things up a bit?
The newly organized Atlantic Asso-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-01-11
RACING NEWS.

The new bicycle track at the Phila-
delphia Driving Park is rapidly ap-
preaching completion.
Jack Prince is reported as being en-
gagged to take charge of covered BIZ
cycle race track at Nashville, Tenn.
August Hansen, of Minneapolis, fin
ished 24-hour bicycle ride recently
in that city. having ridden 375 miles in
23h. I'm. and sos.
At the Velodrome oliver, in Paris.
a short time ago. Banker, the American
bicyclist, won heat in the race for the
Prix de Madagascar. The semi-final
heat was won by Jacquelin, French
rider, with Banker second. Jacquelin
won the final heat and the race. Bank
err and BouiIlon rode dead heat for
second place.
No more promising candidate for '96
honors has appeared on the circuit this
year than little Earl Kiser. the Dayton
youth who is riding in the yellow coll
ors of the Stearns team. Bald
seems the only competitor the little
flyer cannot defeat, and in time even
the obstacle from Buffalo may be over
come.