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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
CITY CREEk pIpEs UNcOyEREp.

Tho water pipes from city Greek.
yaloh were uncovered early last SUM
n.cr ut a cost, to the city, OF about ST.
Co., in order 10 curry out certain oxten-
slV' water improvements, are stlll uur
covered, and unlesa they are recovered
before winter sets In there iH going 60
De lots of trouble. II viii be remember
ed that the city ordered tho improve
uenta under the direction OF the SUI
TorinttndVnt Of wutorworkH, An In
Junction suit WINS nled by W. a. Nell
den 1T al and Judge Niles held that the
work should be- DOM by tho board of
public works. Since thon nothing has
been done In the matter u Is oX-
pected that city Engineer Kelsey win
call the Councils attention 10 the condi-
ton OF the pipes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
BICYCLE RACES TONIGHT


The bicycle program nt the Salt Pal
ace tonight Includes nine events. liver
Lawson, brother To- the Terrible
swodr" arrived IN town yesterday and
has entered all the professional events
The feature Of tonights races will be
tWu-mlle tandem race; Chapman
and Turylllc W. Julius and Furman, for
a purse of So. George Weller has also
entered for tonlghts events. Jacob
Strauss who styles himself the rankest
rider ln Holland. also proposes 20 ride
a match turtle-race with sam Punk
Fake. alias Josh Davis the trckloat
rider ON tho Midway. this event h. Ia
belcd comedy"
The llst OF events follows:
onc-mllo local lap race. prizes, first.
as. second. SO; third. $40. First heat,
G.. n. urazicr. George y, Chaffec, O. II.
Emory. George Weller. Second heat.
H. %. Jensen. Tod Game. J. ~. Ed
munlH Two TO qualify three In fastest
heat
on, half.mlc handicap. amateur
prizes first. $40. second, $40; third s..
First heat. 4. W. Smith. Lawrence
Beck. A. r.. Anakin. n. r. Smith. Sec
und heat. q. II. Lucas. n. W. Evans.
j. MuuHun, Fred W Mrakin. Two TO
qualify three In fastest heat
Final uuy-mllr lap race, professional
Final uuo-hulf mile open, amateur.
ThuC-mlle open, professional. prizes.
nrst, $50, second, $50. third. $40, First
heat. oscar julius, W. q, Furmnn,
elem Turyllle. Tod Caine. Second heat,
g. n. liruzlcr. George r.. Chance. J.. NJ.
Chapman o, Il, Emory. liver. Lawson.
Two Co qualify, three In fastest heat.
Twurmile handicap, amateur, prizes.
FIRST, 1865 second, Si5 third. so, q. ~.
LucuF, scratch. A. W. Smith. fifteen
yards n. =. Tucker. twenty-five yurdsi
>. N. Woulluy, thlrty-nyc yards, l..
Beck. furty-nVc yards, n. W. Evans.
sixty yards, A, r.. Annkn, eighty
yards. A. W Beam, ninety yards, j,
Munson 40 yards.
Final three mile open, professional.
one-hllf mile match race. Jacob
strhuFs. champion of Holland" Va.
Sam Nuh Leo. champion OF china"
Two-mlle tandem match race, purse
$50. nnl ylb, !. NJ, Chapman and elem
Turvllla W. oscar julius and W, O..
Furmnu,
Man0Far schofakl n In receipt of the
following letter from H.. 70. Freeman
tho well. known n G. A. circuit chnscr'
we have arranged meets at tho fol-
lowing places ana | think the dates Will
De about us given; ~, Louis, October
lHii Kansas city october ith SIN, 9th.
and Sth From there we go 30 salt Lake
city" Among the party OF pycllsta
coming here are n. o. freeman. T.. A.
Mcfarland. q, l.. stevens Tom Cooper
ana Ear Kispr More men may follow
those mined, The riders win arrive In
SALT Lake about october 18th. whom
several big meets viii be- arranged for
heir benefit
From last accounts the much talked
" match race between Chapman ana
Lawson win be run of nn Friday night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
BOXING CHALLENGE.
Harry Edwards Of Chicago Issues n
Def This Afternoon.

This afternoon gentleman adorned
with a silk shirt and patent lenthorl
strollod into tho rcportorlal rooms 0f the
News" ana stated that DC had just
come IN from san Francisco, After q
few prcllminnries he proceeded 20 dc
tate the following'
Harry Edwards Of Chicago chal.
longes any man now In the state ~
Utah 90 q twonty-round boxing contest
at l2i pounds the bout Ia tukD place ut
some place suitable to the parties With
in thirty days from date
The gentleman refused tu give hlH rec.
ord but said he boxed In Denver few
days ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

from October /. 1895. to March %. 1899.
na per report u the special committee,
but att ntl0n was not called to the AZ
fcrfnccH, as ! understood from the In
atruotiors and also from q member OF
the committee that the only object was
10 get an itomized statement uf the
nmuuntn deducted na special work
u deny that any statements have
been furnished the city Council by me
with the intention of misleading or de-
cgivlng the Council as 10 the condition
" the work or accounts OF this depart
mont
"Thc hooks and accounts N the en-
cheering department have been
checked from January 1. 1895. 10 June
30. 1879, ana compared with the books
NJ tn uudltor'a Office, ana I herewith
submit O. certificate signed by Mir
Ralph HoaE and Mr.. q. ~ Wallace.
HhOwint that the engineers books are
correct, aud that the receipts have not
been credited 20 this department twice.
ns WAS stated by a member Of the city
Council
This department has been put 60
unnecessary trouble and annoyance.
the city's work ohstructcd and an eN-
ponFO NJ several hundred dollars In
Curryl IN furnishing statements ana re-
ports by reason N the Investigations
which have resulted In no good 20 the
city"
CERTIFICATES OF EXPERTS.
The certificates follow;
salt Lake city. Sept. ~, 1899
~ hereby certify that have care
fully checked the statement of tho OK
,yudltrfua oi the engineering depart
niritt FROM October 1. 1895. 20 March "a.
1893. teutng date NJ August %. 1893,
with the books OF the engineering de-
InrtTcnt ana with the books al tho
auditors GficO, and hnd tho above
mentioned statement to be- true aud
correct GEORGE II. WALLACE"
"salf Lake city. Sept ~. 1899.
We, tie Undersigned, hereby certify
that we have carefully checked the
hooks NJ the engineering department
with tho books ~ the auditors Office
and fnd the books Of the engineering
department 10 be- true and correct, We
also Cottify that we have carefully
checked the receipts Of the engineer
n,; departing nj and nnd that they have
been turned over 30 the treasurer and
that thCy lave not been credited twice
on .hr bookt ~ the auditors office,
GEORGE n. WALLACE,
RALPH H. HOAG."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
Trolley Dodgers Defeat Pirates Nes-
tcrdaJ, Thus Placing them Heyond
the Danger Line for Pennant.



TOpAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati NJ Washington.
Chicago at New YORK
Cleveland 10 philndrlphii.
Louisville ut baltimore.
plttahurE az brooklyn.
IT, Louis GO uuHtun.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington, z. Cincinnati. o; nrst
Washington. o. Cincinnati. 4; second
game
New York. o. chicago. ". nrt game.
New York, g. Chicago, o. second game.
game
Philadelphia, 81 Cleveland. Z; second
game.
baltimore. o. Louisville. O..
brooklyn. n. pittaburr. s.
SENATOR'S PLAYING BALL.
Washington. Sept. 1.-THE Senators
pulled the Rcd Stockings down "a peg
IN the race by taking two gnmss today.
In the nrHt Evans had them nt his
mercy. Taylor who had Door control
voluntarily retired ut the end Of the
nfth inning and pcitz pitched the rec
mnlndcr % the game flr Cincinnati
In the second game the senators won
out 10 the ninth inning Freeman and
McGuun worH put out N the game Tor
roughly handling the umpire. Attend
nncC, $500.
scoRE-FRsT GAME.
H. H. T.
washington ...' %. d" ,,.",,,1 ~
cincinnati ,stss .ss sts tts s,sI
nattorlor-Evaus and Sittrcdgr. Tay-
Tor ana kahpe. Umpire Latham.
sCoRE-sECOND GAME.
H. u. r.
WaahinEtun,,, e.. q. 90. ...,..l ~ o
Cincinnati ..ss. Gee. Gee .ssss.i
batteries McFarluno and Roach;
klttrcdFc Huwlcy and Knho' Umpire
Latham.
EVEN SPLIT IN NEW YORK.
New York. Sept i2.-Ncw York anil
Chicago split even today the visitors
getting the nrHt game through the poor
hcldlng u Cnrsey. The second game
was called on account ~ darkness uf-
| ter tho New Works had scored a. run In
| the seventh inning ana the game re-
vcrted back 90 the sixth Inning.
sCoRE-FGRsT GAME.
II. r. T..
| NeW YORK &C.. .'. s.sssssssss W
| chicago ss'ss &C.. ssss. 'sssslE Is
Buttcrios-Cnrfick and Doyle. War
| ntr, Taylor and chance. Umpire
I O'Dny and McDonald.
sCORE-sECoND GAME.
II. II. +.
New York 60, &c. ,.. o." % II 2
| 'hlcnku ,ss.s zee s.s stt..sssh
uattorics-Gottlg and Warner; GHmth
and ponahuc umplrrH- Mcdonald and
| O'nay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
SCORE


Louisville ,.... &c, ,,, .,. 80 ~
hhNnntN ssHHs tfsss geo tHfa
Batteries Waddcll and thinner.
Howell McGinnlty ana CrlHhnm, Rob-
inson. tmpIroH-Emsllo and bwycr
BROOKLYN GETS ANOTHER
brooklyn. Sept i2.-Today's game
was "a RlugglnE match On which tho
Pittshurgs fought % good uphill bat
IT,, but were forced 60 surrender
through NrIumus' effective pitching la
the last % roo Innings. Dunn and Ken
ncdy had boon used up In the first six.
Chesbru was blttod hard during the
early stages, but settled down toward
Wv ~ SCORE.
lltWhutE sssss .ssssssss sssssN ~
brooklyn &c. 90. ........s.s I'll II o
Battcrics-Chesbro and schrvor:
Dunn. KENNEDY McJnmes and Mcclure.
umpircs-Swurtwood and Hunt
MIsFGTs wHGTEwAsHsD.
philadelphia. Sept. i2.-Thc phlliol
had no difficulty IN winning u dpuhlu-
header from cleveland today. lNnop-
per, who pitched tho first game flr nc
visitor was hattrd nc viii ana schmidt
In the second. was MT opportunity.
Both Orth and piatt were IN good form
and the locals played nuo heldiuR
game. Attendance, CLOS,
sCORE-FlRsT GAME,
Il. II. y.
Cleveland .,. 60. &c. .,sss 80
Philadelphia 90. 90. ...s. ..la 10 l
batteries Kuoppcr and MoA.llster;
Orth and Mcfarland. Umpire snyder
and McGnrr.
sCoRE-sECoND GAME.
II, n, y,
,leVelnnd zee s's sssssss.s'sA
Philadelphia s..ss zee ss' zee 'sA %
batteries Schmidt and Surdon; piltt
and Mcfarland, umplros-Snyder and
NECTAR,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

IL H. ~
New York 60, 60. 90. ,,, 80 II
'hlChkn 'ss's eco s.s tftssstth
Uattorics-Gettlg and Warner; Grlmth
and Donahue. umplrpH= Mcdonald and
D'Day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Az usually treated % Hprnlu viii 1ls-
able the injured person Tor three or four
weeks, but 10 Chamberlain Pain Balm
ID freely applied a complete cure may
bee effected To- a very few days Pain
Hahn also cures rhepmatlsm, cuts.
bruises and burns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Tho great success Of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and DlnrrhOoa RemH4y
In the treatment Of bowel complains
has made u standard over the greater
part OF tho civilized world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

PCOWI,-TIIlgT OANT


Bntterica-Cnrflck and Doyle. War
MFR Taylor and chance. Umpire
nfnay uUN Arnun.IU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

"a. n. r..
Washington, Co.. ........ ......G n o
Cincinnati ..... ... 90. .....sf Q
batteries =McFlrluno and Roach.
Kittrcdgc. Huwloy and Knhon. Umpire
Latham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

From last accounts the much talked
NJ match race between Chapman ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Baltimore, Sept. i2.-How0l had the
Colonies shut out up Co tho ninth
inning today. when "a blHN on balls
started batting rally that tod tho
score in the twelfth iirodlr'H momcu-
tary hesitation in fielding "a hit allowed
the runs 90 tally that won the game.
Attendance. 2.250.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
THE CITY'S FINANCES.
Monthly Statement Shows a Deficit of
S37.3OO.

city Auditor Swan has prepared his
statement for the month OF August. It
IN M follows;
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-16
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
to Manila. PIC.

25c.-"On to Manila. BIC.
Rent planes from Orion Bros.
w. F. Wood is over from Helena.
DR.. Calder, dentist, Owsley block
r. Barclay of Bozeman is in the city.
Fred Orion. piano tuner. 219 N. Main.
Read Hight & Fairfield's ad. page s..
w. P. Bramble of Helena is in the
city.
Frank D. Brown is in the city from
Philipburg.
E. I. Holland of Bimetallic is in the
city to-day.
Representative L. c. Parker of Garnet
is in the city.
Smoke Anna Held long filler cigars.
They are the best.
Only place to get steel center horse
shoes. N. Olson, 251 and 253 E. Park
New fur store. AZ West Broadway.
next to opera house. ]. M. Froehlich.
Free dancing and music at Crystal
Springs every Sunday afternoon and
evening. -~, e. --
Tod Williams of Anaconda saw the
football game in the afternoon and
Wang at night
You can always find this paper and
all the leading papers for sale at the
P. o. News Stand.
Night school at Butte Business col
lege is having an unusually large at
tendance for this time of year.
Colonel Emile Dubreuil of Anaconda
spent yesterday in Butte In company
with Dr. Gutelius Of the same city.
Don't overlook that the Heilbronner
Cigar Co.. % e. Broadway, is closing
out cigars by the box from so cents up.
DR.. Marion Wall-obstetrics, diseases
of women and children a speciality
with DR.. Isabel Glidden, 1920, Owsley.
Henry Mueller and wife returned last
evening from San Francisco, where
they went to take part in welcoming
the soldiers.
Don Davenport of Helena came in
from Spokane last night, after spend
ing week in the metropolis of the In
land Empire.
Will Clark. jr., returned last night
from the Occur d'Alene country. J. K.
Clark. who went with him, viii return
in a few days.
Gin, rum. cognac and rye in crystal
lied form, made of pure rock candy and
first-class liquors, $1.25 per quart bottle.
Montana Liquor Co.
DR.. Stephens, alderman from the Sec
ond ward of Anaconda, accompanied
by his son, came up yesterday to root
for his home football team.
The Great Northern railway IS the
only line that runs through sleeping
car from Butte to Minneapolis and
St. Paul daily without change.
borer, so crippled as to be unable to
work, was taken to the county Jail
last night to receive treatment from the
county physician.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-16
LUCK AND MAH0NEY WIN
THE OPENING GAME FOR BUTTE

The Mighty Full Back Shows His Prowess on the Grid
iron in the Initial Football Contest Of the Season.
Anaconda's Sturdy Kickers Put Up Magnificent
Game-Two Inches Of Snow Prevents Snappy Play
ing-Good Nature Prevails Throughout There Are
Many Weak Spots in Both Teams Disagreeable
Weather Keeps the Crowd at Home-Next Sunday
the Anacondas Will Meet the Montana Athletic
Clubs Team.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-16

S25 reward to any one proving that e.
F. Mayer, 40 West Park, does not put
in the best handspring made for 81.
Watch cleaning, s1.50.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-16

Dan Tewey's Southern hotel continues
to grow in popularity.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-16

The effect of truthful advertisins
will never die out.-Advisor
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-16

Parrots, mockingbirds, red birds. i'm
ported canaries, cages, seed. etc. Butte
bird store, Ill West Park street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-16

Best rubber goods in the city at Tas-
sells, 25 West Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-16
REDUCED RATES
Lodging House Making $es5 Month,

We have lodging house right in the
heart of the city. Fine furniture; steam
heat porcelain bath tubs. Every room
rented; lease: Can sell for $780, part
cash and balance on long time. viii
pay for itself in one year. Reynolds &,
Mcdowell, 46 East Broadway, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-16

Plate and window glass at Butte Ar
Stained Glass works.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-04

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SGben, DAB 5iirIt 9ismard Ri6ts nit
Der 8ereinigung Oeutl6lanb's gu fhun
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SemerfenSmertber NerfaMf BON
2Seibwddrem.

10000 garbs feiner fran30iiIaer
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sebt Die Slusnenuns i'm Senffer.
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men.
1Oc. fir 15c. gebleihte Snbiaz2inz
men.
Seine tpeiBe OrganOies, tpsrtb 20c.;
fur l23c.
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fur 1oc.
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Au6frorSentlide SriSsn Bargains.
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feiuen 2SdG6fofe1t.

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GQLDENBERG
BRuS.
9fr. 25 r1nb p, 2S.>&crim9to1:Str.
preiS=He0u6tioncn, me(6c aQc Bar=
gail=Rekor0e 6reC6en.
Gin Vcrfauf pDn
ieparaten S0mmer &lei0rGfen.

ltpuIultu SuuutI UttCtutuutu.
8sibe piquszaletor0ds, pertb ST.
50 9oc.
WeiBe 8arn5fep Dud &leiorDds,
tpertb $3.50 79c.
WeiBs piquszalsior0ds, idDn berz
geIte[lt, tpert6 $500 $1.49
Weibs Yiqusz8teibr0de. nit ssItid=
tenn @inluB, pertb $500, fir $1.98
2innsn graI9 aleibrDde, polls Weiz
5tinlte auolitat ainnsn aieio>
rode, NIT Stidsreien bslebt $1.9S
Vbdnumenaler @erfami BON
S6irt@2 @2Saifts.
500 feline Yercole Shirt @aii its,
pradtpolle Nustpabl in MuItern, jeos
WaiIt gut bergeiteGt; polle 8louienz
yront, nit 20 Reiben 6alten, abnsbmz
barer &ragen, tpertb 75c. unO $1.OO,
Acc.
wsibe piqus @birtzWaiIts, nit
@inIab, pole 5ronte, gefdlteltes Dots,
tpertb $1.50 .. 98c.
Oamsn SeToen=Saillen, in 1899er
Mobe gsfertist, aus feiner idtparoer
9inelil9er Seioe, gefdltelte uno rGorz
peb" 5rorten, neumobtI I6e aragen,
tpdbrer Wertb $4.0O $3.50
@roRe 9niupferuns uun
uSailor>maoe" 9amen>9lnsigem
part;e 1 - 9lae unIere Qn5iigs. bic
mir fir $40 Big $12 Dertauften, fir
$500
partis 2 - 2l(le unIsrs Nr5iise, bic
mir fir SIS Big $18 psrtauften, fir
portie 8 aas aln3iise, bic mir fir
500 Biz $22 pertauftsn, fir $3.50
@aus6afts<cStnuen.
5ea50Gissr tiirtfl4 rotber Slid
72z5Daiser balb ge6leihter beutider
5iI6%OamaTt 33c.
Is bsi 27 rein linnsns 9udz9anotiiz
20 Bel % rein linuns audz9onofii>
6sr NIT estnotstsn Stranger 19c.
75c. esbdfelte Sommer Settoeden
grobe WaarIsiner ssttOsdsn CSC.
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irgeno enem Sbeile Der Staot.
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mprsen, Wontas. ben sunni 1899.
Sbicagp - geQeH - Baltimore.
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