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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
KAISER WILLIAM MAY
STEER THE METEOR
Rumor That He Will Participate in
the Trials of the
CbamrOpk

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1899. by James Cor
sOUTHAMPTON, July 16.-A rumor
that is highly incredible but which is per-
sistentIy repeated here and finds many
| believers is that the Kaiser is going to
take a run over here and steer the Meteor
in its trial with the Shamrock. Public
opinion continues to favor the idea that
the trial should be with the Meteor rather
than with the Britannia, and Mr.. Fife is
one of the advocates of the proposed
| change.
According to the statement of one who
saw the Shamrock in the drydock, she
has a fin keel, which is very deep, and
runs away forward and aft. In this sne
differs essentially from the Meteor, the
Britannia and the Columbia, whose plans
are published and Illustrated in this
weeks Yachtsman with the comment that
this publication is from the Scientific
American. This is a strong contrast to
the secrecy that has been observed in
everything that pertains to the challeng-
Ny informant further adds that the keel
of the Shamrock is so small that 1t was
held on three blocks only. AS for the
hull, it is built on the skimmtng dish plan,
very shallow and extremely broad. 1t
will thus be seen, that Mr.. Fife has used
his ingenuity to produce q boat which
l should say would be handy for reaching
or running.
This being Sunday there was no work
on board the Shamrock, but she had many
NEWPORT, r. l., July 16.-The New
port Yacht Racing Association to-day
gave cut the following circular:
1.-THE first race between the Columbia
and Defender off this port under the
auspices of this association will be held
on Friday, July q. The start will be
made from Brentons lightship at II a. m.
and the course will be triangular one
but where the marks will be has not been
decided upon.
"The date of the second race will be
announced later.
''The committee finds it will be unable
TO furnish accommodation for the press
as the judges boat will be a private
yacht placed at the disposal of the com
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SENATORS WIN
TWO FROM THE
OAKLANDER
Dudes Are Treated to
Medicine.
ALL KINDS OF BASEBALL
EIGHT INNINGS OF ALMOST PER-
Feet PLAYING.
Match in Oakland Was Of the Fire
works Order, While That in This
City Was Steady and
Sure.
IL KINDS OF BASEBALL
EIGHT INNINGS OF ALMOST PER
feet PLAYING.
MORNING GAME,
Sacramento 10, Oakland 8.


The Beau Brummels of Oakland and the
statesmen Of the capital had two distinct
diamond engagements yesterday, in the
morning at Oakland and in the afternoon
at Recreation Park, this city.
The morning mix-up was just the kind
that suited Oakland. In the very first
inning it scored twice, and repeated for
five more runs in the second.
Sacramento said nothing, finding Mos
kiman with steady and painful ease. At
the end of the seventh inning the score
was tied. During the eighth it remained
unchanged and both teams steadied down
to careful and accurate playing. Then the
Senators started to rap the ball all over
the grounds Mclaughlin began the race
around the bags with a double; Harvey
went to first merely because Hutchinson
did not care TO exert himself after he
stopped a hot grounder; Doyle followed
with a base on balls, filing the three rest
ing places Then up walked Eagan, the
beef embalmer. for a double to far center,
and Mclaughlin and Harvey scored. Stan
ley tried punching the heavens with a
sky-SCraper, but it perished in DunleaVy s
fists Doyle on third beat the ball in.
The score read 10-7 in favor of the
Statesmen when the Dudes came to bat
for the last time. By a series of hard
plate. With Peoples. Hammond and Har-
die on the bags, Dunleavy took up the
stick. He caught the ball on the nose,
but it went sailing into Texas Mikes
palms and the game was over. The score:
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MINOR BASEBALL.
Merced Defeats Selma in a Game Re
plete With Errors.


MERGED, July 16.-The Selma baseball
team played the Merced team here to-day
and was defeated by score of 2S to Is.
sides made changes in their batteries,
without the desired effect. Score;
Merced-Runs, 2S; hits, %; errors, 10.
Selma-Runs, Is; hits, 49, errors, 15: Bat
teries-J. Grub. d. Grub and Harrell; Da-
Wis, Dallah and Bustelle and Cardwell.
Umpres-Henry and Kessell.
COLUSA, July 16.-The game between
Colusa and the Phoenix team of Sacra-
mento was won by Colusa by score of 8
to A. Bevillee and Hansen were the bat
terry for the home team and Fitzgerald
has now won twelve out of thirteen
games.
VISALIA, July 16.-The score Of to-day s
game Visalia, II; Fresno, 9. An immense
crowd was in attendance and the sporting
element of Visalia is wild with glee over
STOCKTON. July 1.-THE Terminal
City Wheelmen beat the Oakdale nine to-
day at Goodwater Grove by score of 8
flanagan, the Stanford twirler.
SAN BERNARDINO, July 16.-The San
Bernardno team defeated Los Angeles in
a tournament game of ball to-day at Ath-
letc Park by a score of II to 4. Heavy
batting on the part of San Bernard1no
won the game.
LOS ANGELES, July 16-The principal
Angeles Merchants and the San Diego
team here to-day was the number or err
rors made. which aggregated twenty-five,
evenly divided. San Diego won by score
of 15 to IA. There was a good attendance
and some good plays.
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COLUMBIA MARKsMEN.
Good Scores Made by Several New
Merlbers.

The regular shoot of the Columbia Pis-
tol and Rifle Club took place yesterday
at Harbor View range. Early in the day
the weather was pleasant and, although
the fog came in thick late in the after
noon. it seemed to improve the light and
was a benefit instead of a detrtment TO
the shooting. The attendance was good
and several of the new members made a
squirt in their work, which was highly
satisfactory to the club All of the shoot
ing was on re-entry matches. The condt-
tions were 90-shot scores on the Columbia
target, 200 yards for fine rife and musket
and 30 yards for small rifle pistol and re-
volYer. The high scores were as folloWs;
Glindemann all corners rife medal-F. Q.
Young "a, Sc. 81; G. Mannel. 65, &c. 6s, Il; G.
NJ Barley, IS 107 rs; P Becker, 195.
Military and sporting rifle medal, Creednoor
count-F. o. Young. A. 46. As, A, A.
Siebe all comers' pistol medal-C. M Daiss'
Lewis revolver trophy-F. o. Young, 81.
Daiss small rife medal-G. NJ. Barley 20 Dr..
J: F. Twist, %, so, 80; G. Mannel. 81; Mrs. {.
Record scores, so yards. pistol P. Cos
grave 63, 81 SO. g. As, 49, 60, 55; c. NJ. Daiss.
81. A; p. Becker. 8S; Mrs NJ. J. White 81; G.
Mannel 81; Mrs G. Mannel, SO.
Revolver-P. Becker, 84, so, a. 6S, 72, so, ";
small ride-G. Mannel. 80. 81, 80; DR.. F. p.
Mrs: c. F. Waitham, 46 46; F. Patton, SO; P.
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]. Walden 25S A 259 B. 43S. Captain
F. Attinger 439 R. LANCER 46O H Enger 6 T ]. Carroll
$50 A Breuss 6S9 F. Schumann 707, A. Utschig 757 c.
Meyer 769, Joseph Straub So j. E. German $685. c. Ther
bach 979. Charles Sagehorn 041 Strecker
ing 1915 John UtschIg sr 1873 J. L. Utschg Jr 1925, r.
Stetn 1874 L. Reubod $780, j. c. Waller 1874 John Horst
1885 D. w. Mclaughlin 22O2. A. Jungblut 2373 NJ
Reubod 1894.
Cadets. Kullmann 46S F. Woenne 1890.
In the San Francisco Grut Shooting Sections monthly
buseye shoot the scored in following
der the first named making the best T. Simmer
August Studer, j. Appenzeler. A Wyl, w. Scascig
hinni. G. r. Hauser
shoot Championship class, medal awarded;
class medal by August Studer second
medal, by j. Appenzeller 375 third
not awarded Best first shot made by A. Wyll
%; best last shot made by August Studer, 25
San Francisco Turner Schuetzen, monthly bullseye
shoot Captain Attinger 415, Utschg Sr 40S Lieu
tenant Joseph Straub 419. h 562, Noden 7O2 C.
Nielsen S3 R. F1nking 105S Klatze 1850 Bruno 1922
r. LANCER 1910 A Utschig 1881, Charles Sagehorn 257
Lieutenant Kommer 2545.
Turner Drum Corps W. SchmelzIen 1929 F Kruec<el
1850 w. Straub 2275.
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ON THE CRICKET PITCH.
California Eleven Defeats Last Years
Champions, the Alameda Team.

The California cricket team defeated
last years champions at Alameda yes
terday by a score of 1t2 10 60. The most
important contribution to the winners
score was Arthur Dickinson's GO, which
included three hves. The scores of the
individual players in the California eleven
were as follows:
Dickinson, b. Head, So; Reeves, b. Peel, II;
Bird, Is; Hockins. b. Driffeld, 0; Loughman, C
Head b. DrifReld, .; Hammond, b. Head, 0;
Willis c Drffeld b. Head, 4; Aitken, not
out. :; Robinson. h. Crou 0; byes I; leg byes,
seven Alameda bowlers were tried
Peel. CroH Bird. Drifheld, Saunders,
Moriarty and Head. OF these the most
successful was Head, who BOWED overs.
of which were maidens, and took 3
wickets for runs.
When the Alameda men went to the bat
none of them made any stand against the
bowling Of Dickinson and Reynolds, the
former taking 3 wickets and the latter
capturing g. The individual scores Of the
Alameda eleven were as follows:
Bird d. Dickinson. l3; Seebeck run out, Z:
AIoriarty. c. sub b. Reynolds, /; Croll; c.
Dickinson u. Reynolds, 4; Saunders, b.. Dlckin-
son S: Baugh. b. Reynolds, 5; Head, b. Dick
ins6r q: HelIman b. Reynolds, s. Peel, c.
1Vlis b. Reynolds. 15; Driffeld, /. b. W, b.
REYNOLDS q Fortman, not out, 0; extras. s;
total 6g Dickinson s. bowling average was Sc
halls 4 rnaidens 26 runs and wickets. while
Revn0ids' average So balls, 1 maiden, 81
y1lus and G lGckets.
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son was that Of the San Jose and Santa
Cruz teams to-day.
The Lobsters fell beneath the pruning
knives of the Fruit Pickers after a severe
and hard-fought struggle. The score
was to O.
Not run was made after the first in
ming McGucken and Anderson crossed
the plate for San Jose the first chance
they had. San Jose played an errOrless
game, while only two errors were made
by Santa Cruz. Both Daubenbis and An
drews pitched great ball.
One of San Joses runs was made
through Williams juggle of ball thrown
by Catcher Pace Twice Santa Cruz had
the bases full with only one man out and
failed to score. The score;
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y HARPSHOOTERS' rifles cracked merrily yesterday
l a Schuetzen Park, the whir of bullets minglng
~ with the sounds of music that floating
from the big pavilion where hundred couples
~ danced. The California SchuetZen Club holding
its monthly bullseye shoot, and the Gruti Shooting
Section SchueZen each
doing likewise while scattered through the grounds in
the bowling alleys and In the hall the Forty
Miners of the San Francisco Parlo N G. w, enjoying
their annual picnic There just enough of the
present make things lively and the brass band
which in attendance given little opportunity
until the signal sounded for the train back
the city.
The pcnickers had the grounds themselves, the
marksmen busy peppering the buseye targets
think of leaving the rife It good day
for shooting too. There scarcely wind and the
perfect. Good the rule honors
Of day going C. j. Walden who made the
the California Schuetzen Club Walden
list the last monthly shoot,
and while his yesterday quite good
that of month ii nevertheless good
keep him lead The for the day
lows
California schuetzen Club monthly bulseye shoot-C.
=
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LOCAL TEAM LOSES.
Watsonville Scores Four Times to San
Francisco'S Once.

WATSONVILLE, July 16.-The Wasps
again went down to defeat before Man
ager Morris hard-playing Sugar Beets.
The latter put up a brilliant game
throughout. Hayes doing some superb
fielding. With Hayes on third in the
sixth and two men gone, Brockof sent a
three-bagger out into left, but was called
out for having missed first by few
inches Dad Harper was in great form.
The Wasps made several pretty double
nIays but the infield work of Krug and
f2i1ev was somewhat ragged. Josh Riley
was fined 81 so for back talk to the UNI
pire. Cahiils umpiring yesterday, was so
tarv Ronnet that Rube Levy was secured
for to-day, and his work was satisfactory
to all. Score:
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E2Qlisb AtbleteS
Greet AmeriGa3s
tournament. the East being pitted against

tournament, the East being pitted against
the West. .,,- ..1- -
was the last to be decided. So close was
the contest that a difference OF OF only S.s
and that of the winners. Thirty-ei9ht
pairs entered the prelminaries tor the
Minneapolis trophy, this NUMBER o9I, oeLs et3ca
ment of the fifty-six hands which settled
the disposition of the prize ,,. -4.,,,,u,os
Aside from the championship struggIes s
was the adoption of the league long SUIT
system of play the standard toT ihifine Gham-
pionship contests. The. rule pr0hdpilt[5 +I53
the playing of boards for money at Inc Itie
congress was reafffrmed. Action was also
taken recognizing women as englDle con coz
testants Heretofore women play Ht tee+
been permitted to share in the COHIe0'0
only as a matter of courtesy.
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SHELL MOUND SCORES.
Companies A and F, N. G. c., Try
Their Skill.

Shell Mound ranges were practically de-
serted yesterday, though the day was per-
feet from a shooting point of view. But
two companies tried their skill at the tar
gets, namely: Company A and Company
F of the Fifth Regiment. National Guard
of California, stationed at Oakland. The
scores were not quite. up to the average,
as many of the marksmen were out Of
practice. Following are the records of
Company A:
Corporal Poulter 49, Captain Poulter A. A.
Meinecke A. Lieutenant Downie 40, NJ. TAFT 40.
]. King 40 C: Ellis SO, W. Cron 81. T. Beck
with s. F. Peterson Sc V. Nickols SO. j..
.Schmitt 81, Private Poulter 2s, J. Fowler 2S R.
Thelin q, P. York "a. T. Brown o. J. Slack IL.
The members of Company F scored as
follows in their monthly shoot:
Captain c. L. E. wenk A. Lieutenant ". H.
Cobbledick Al, Corporal L. E Darling 20, r.
Hanson 40, F G. Tyrrel 80, Corporal H. NJ.
Tyrrel IS. J. b Richards SO. H U. Bray Sc, W.
NOrdlund S5, Sergeant A. F. Hanson 35. d. ].
Stewart "a. A. F. Flick "a. Sergeant G. c. Han
son 80. E O.. Williams 30. A Anderson 80.
Charles Eisen 81, H. P. Bray 29. Corporal S. ].
Grimes %. Corporal L. R. Keller &c. NJ Hal
loran %, Sergeant J. F. Hntermeyer %, Cor
poral H, P Johansen 12 w. G. Smith II.
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WATSONVILLE.
'Brockhoff out for not touching first base.
PINS ANn IIIES EX INNINGS
SUMMARY

Run Responsible for = Harper. Two-base
hite-CrolI, Mccarthy Sacrifice hits-Brock-
hoff, Mccarthy First base on errors-Watson-
vile, 6; San Francisco, l. First base called
balls-Watsonville. 2; San Francisco. 1. Left
on -Watsonville. I: San Francisco. 4.
Hit by pitcher-Brockhoff. Swindells. Double
plays-Krug 10 O'Neil to Pyne; Riley to Pyne
to Krug Fitzpatrick to Krug to Pyne; Harper
to Mccarthy to Selna-Passed ball-Sullivan,
wild ptches-Harper. Fitzpatrick Time of
10 ITrnnrp-Ile
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WHIST CONGRESS ADJoURNs.
League "Long Suit" System Adopted
as the Standard.

CHICAGO, July 16.-The ninth annual
congress of the American Whist League
came to an end early this morning at the
Auditorium Hotel. The Hamilton Club
trophy and the championship for teams
of four go to the Buffalo Whist Club; the
Chicago Duplicate Whist Club secures the
Minneapolis trophy and the championship
for club pairs, and the American Whist
League challenge trophy becomes the
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
SACRAMENTO.
Totals ...........41 10 IS
SUMMARY,

Runs responsible for-Moskiman 3. Home
runs-McLaughlin. Stultz, Eagau. Two base
hits-Hutchinscn. Hardie, Mclaughlin, Eagan.
First base on errors-Oakland J. Sacramento l.
First base on called baIls-Oakland 3, Sacra-
mento 2. Left on bases-Oakland 6, Sacra-
mento 6. Struck out-By Moskiman l. by Doyle
. Double plays-Peeples to Schmeer to Hutch
inson; Schmeer to Peoples to Hutchinson
Lange TO Peoples to Hutchinson; Mclaughlin
O,Cnnnell Official scorer-H. s. McFarlin.
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A Close Game.

The Galloway Iithograph Company
baseball team defeated the Britton & Rey
nine at the Folsom and Sixteenth streets
grounds yesterday by a score of to G.
The feature of the game was the battery
work of G. Olsen and Althansen of the
GaIIoWays The team is open to chal-
Ienges from any lithograph house, the
MuTuals preferred Address all chal-
Ierges to the Galloway Lithograph Com
pany, Commercial and Sansome streets.
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The members of Company F scored as
follows in their monthly shoot:
KipIing Bitten bv a Dog.

LONDON. July 16.-Rudyard Kpling's
right thumb has been bitten by a dog and
Is considerably inf inHamed. ed He carries his his
injury will have serious consequences.
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Shamrock Has Manv Mainsails.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 1.-THE Sham
rock has four mainsails and will bend
new one tomorrow. Yesterdays m1shaps
will not delay the trial with the Britain
MIA. Sir Thomas Upton was on board az
the time, but has since expressed hlmseIr
as very well pleased with the yacht per-
fcr rnna
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY.

T,go-base hits-Lauge, O'Connor Harvey. Sac
rihce hits-sheehan 2. O'Connor, Donovan. First
base on errors-Oakland l. Sacramento 3. First
bases-Oakland ;, Sacramento s. Struck out
BY Stenani s. by Harvey 5. Hit by pitcher
Stultz Double play-Stultz to o. Connor I'm
pire-O' Connel Official scorer. W. Staple
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Lady SALISBURY improving.

LONDON, July 16.-The condition of
Lady Salisbury, wife of the Prime. Min
lister, is reported to-day as more favor
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SAN JOSE.
irNra ANn HITS Az INNINGS.
SUMMARY

Earned runs-San Jose 2. Two-base hits
Clark McGucken. Sacrifice hit-Graham. First
base on error-San Jose. First base on called
balls-Santa Cruz g. San Jose 4 Left on bases
Santa Cruz r. San Jose IL. Struck out-By
Daubenbis q by Andrews 3. Hit by pitcher
Pace. Double playy,m,AndeTson to Hanl3n. 1E2n
ptre-P. CahiIl. Official scorer-H. Fleisig.
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CALIFORNIA YACHT cLUB-RAcE FOR WALLACE TROPHY.
Did not round buoy

The regatta committee in charge of the
race consisted of B. w Robson, George
Tum Suden and r. r. IHommedieu.
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GREAT BASEBALL.

San Jose Wins From santa Cruz in
en- Exciting Game.
SANTA CRUZ, July 1S.-One of the very
closest and best games played this sea-
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ocean Water Tub Baths.

1o1 Seventh street, corner Mission Salt
water direct from the ocean.
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St. Louis Victorious.

NEW YORK, July 16.-The st. Louis team
defeated the Giants at Weehawken, N. J'. this
afternoon The Westerners outplayed lhe
Giants at every point of the game. Attendance
2S00. Score:
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prize of the ST Paul Club. These are the
principal trophies for which the expert
whist players have contended during the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-28
Practice in Land Office.

The acting Secretary of the Interior at
Washington has approved a change in
the rules of practice of the General LAM
Office that will be of general interest
throughout the public land States. 1t
provides that when 2 special agent, after
investigating an alleged fraudulent entry
location or claim, recommends the can
collation. OF snch entry the claimant shall
be given notice of the charges made by
the agent and will be allowed thirty days
in which to ask for a hearing before the
local officers.
Attic hearing, il it is asked for, the
burden Of proof of fraud is to be on the
Government. Should the entryman fail
to request a hearing, the case is to follow
the same routine through the local and
General Land Office as all ex parte cases
and the entrymau is allowed the right OF
appeal if the decision of the local office is
against him. 1t has heen the practice
heretofore to cancel entries on the econ
naendation Of a special agent without
notice to the entrymen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-28

William kean, a merchant Of Day
ton, Lyon county, de- al that place
yesterday, He had been d prominent
resident of that town for d quarter Of
d century and conducted a general
merchandise store About ten years
ago he marrled a daughter of NJ
Atmet, formerly proprietor OF a to-
bacro store in this city; Deceased was
a member Of the Masonic and I. .. y
+. lodges at Dayton. lie was a ua-
tive of Prussia, aged e years, !
month and II days. The funeral viii
take place in Dayton this afternoon
in time to ship the body to San Fran
cisco, where the interment will TAKE
place. The cause of his death wa!
bronchitis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-28

Agent.

For RENT-Furnished house of Ave
rooms. Inquire of Mrs. Barnes.
Observation-Disclosures by an ex-
perienced nurse. Apply at this office.
Wanamaker & Brown clothing at
Sam COINS.
If your eyes are bothering You go TO
c. w. Friends, he will fit the proper
glasses.
For q good cigar go TO Joe Johnson's
drug store, Fox block, opposite Capitol.
Prof. Warfel will give instruction in
Latin, Spanish and English, during
the summer. Inquire at Miss Cava-
augh's, King street.
For SALE-House ana lot, house
partially furnished. Will be sold cheap
for cash. Enquire of l.. A. Hawthorne
Ormsby House.
Those desiring to take a Chatauquan
Course in elOcution under Prof. Fouche
call at Mrs. Mackey's, corner OF Divis-
ion and King streets. Eight lessons So.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-28
he Pine Street Market.

The C,m>tuck >harc market went L"
Smash during the week, and quite a lot OF
stock chaugcd hand. The primary
cause of the break WAS an item Ut To d.
rupt ~arrangenleI Is, Which were gene
ally supposed to have been perfected, ioi
letting IA contract tor the introduction OF
cheap power at the mines. This attempt,
which was uIadt al Tie i~u>tigatlon OF d
few individuals on the C~0nnstnck with AT
axe to grind. proved "A 'ilnre, much t"
The satisfaction of everyone outside ct
the band Of srhemtrs, al the only re-
suit attained WAS temporary delay
which, however, frightened a number OF
unlorluuates out of their shares. The
less sad about this di>agrteable Attain
the better perhaps winch certainly re-
fleets lille credit upon The parties en-
gagged in the plot to Nre k the prospects
of one company in order To get the adj
vantage themselves. A. ii now stard,
the Vruckee ElecttIctl Supply Company
with works at ti3rletnu, viii get lh'
cont act ~ n1iglnnIY arranged. The a
torn. W fer U,t1 parties, When satisfied
with is terms will Je,u,n 1t for signature
Iy representatives ut HE several coHt
pAuIe~, IN uteu tno work of install alton
can h,gn. Bu>iHces has ueen very du!
|toJ!uwirg the decline, " hjch shows ho>
firmly Il, ck~ are held ON the outside
Very lut,o margin stock his co2'e in :
r far aui 1t is generally hoped that Ia
, wulSI is NOW PASSED. The situation j
5 she market will eNery interesting frof
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HONUS.

Saturday the cases OF ShultZ VS..
Pratt and Day vs.. Pratt came before
Justice StoDe for trial. The case was
to obtain money due on bin con-
tracted by Zenas Pratt.
1t was discovered some time ago
that a certain amount OF money was
at Wells, Fargo's office awaiting the
appearance of Mr.. Pratt. His cred
ilors served IAN attachment on the
coin, which was protested by Ed Du-
puts, attorney for Pratt. Judge Muir
ply acted for Shultz and Day.
When the case came up Saturday
the money was aW arded TO the credl-
tors, as there was no protest IN the
part Of Pratt, his attorney being alb.
sent.
There are two other attachments
against the coin which will about
clean the sack.