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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
Husky Pig Skin Chasers Leave
Denver This Morning.
LOCALS ARE GETTING READY
"Dummy" Rowan and Jimmy burns
VIII Meet on the Night Of
November 10Th.

The Y. NJ @. A. football players will
have an opportunity tomorrow and
Saturday TO show what they can do by
way Of hospitality and entertainment,
FOR the Denver Wheel club gridiron
heroes win be their guests. They viii
also be their enemies on the field Of
buttle down at Walkers. The Colo
radoans win reach here tomorrow
morning and viii be met at the depot
BY committee from the Y. NJ. G. A.
hnd escorted up town. While here they
vii be given the use of the assocla-
tons rooms and baths, and the locals
viii do all In their power TO make the
visitors stay here as pleasant as pos
SHE, except on Saturday afternoon
WHOM they will do everything in their
uoWer to make The husky Denverites
,niserable. The ejict has gone foTth
TO the Christians by Manager Porter
thar they must win the game and every
man on the team viii so into the con-
test with a determination to keep their
eolors flying high and defiant. The in
teiest taken in the coming battle is
grrat and undoubtedly Ii VIII draw the
idi AtNk fIbMN VI tiA' cNuo'n ~ iuis
4he visitors will likely bring crowd
Of rooters along with them and peace
ful residents in the neighborhood Of
Walkers held who do not Keep posted
Ia matters pertaining to football, viii
PROBABLY imagine there is an Indian
uprising or that few hundred lunatics
have been turned loose.
Unless something goes decidedly
Wrong. the Christians TO a man will
be in the pink of condition physically.
They have been training carefully every
evening and when they line up for the
fray the Dcnvertes viii have a tough
TO meet.
il Is quite likely that Christy and
Lynch viii be In the lineup and Kid
der, the 200 pound lad, win be where
the fight Is thlckest. What position
Fat Schiller will play depends entirely |
on the lineup of the visitors. Says
Fat There's a big dub named |
Galley on the ID. w G. team who is |
billed as a peacherino, and he's your |
unces meat They say he is quite |
many all by his lonesome, but as | |
trace my lineage back to the early set |
tiers Of old Missouri, | will have to be |
shown" II Mr.. Galley plays center, |
Fat" will be on the other side In the |
same position. There Is possibility |
Galley will play right guard and II he
iOos Fat" says he too will play right
guard. The team win be out again for
practice at 1880 this evening.
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7Es-<17-s7-------'
LATE LOCALS,

The Tabernacle choir viii meet in the
tabernacle this evening and will be d.
rected by Prof. Jos. j. Daynes. who
VIII act in that capacity until the re-
turn from California of Prof. stephens
VINO left for the Pacific coast at 12:i5
today Prof Giles win preside at the
organ.
Prof a. Larnaureaux, Instructor OF
French In the Latter-day Saints uni
Versity. VIII give an entertainment to-
morrow evening al his studio, room IN
Iempleton building. There win be mu.
sical selections from prominent
vocal and instrumental artists and The
professor viii explain his method Of
teaching French.
The remains Of A. r. Bailey. who
died OF typhoid fever on October esfh
WI Ne Ia state Friday from IL 10 /
O'Clock az his former residence. In the
rear of sSs east Second South street
The funeral viii be held AZ D. m. in
the Tenth ward meeting House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
Pains ia The Back

Are symptoms Of a weak, tor.
pid or stagnant condition Of
the kidneys or liver, and are a
warning it is extremely haz-
ardous to neglect, so important
is healthy action Of these
organs.
They are commonly at.
tended by loss Of energy, lack
Of courage, and sometimes by
gloomy foreboding and de.
spondency.
III had pains In my back, could not sleep
and when ] got up IN the morning felt
worse than the night before. ! began TAX.
Ing Hoods Safsaparilla and now ] can
sleep and get up feeling rested ana able to
do my work. attribute my cure entirely
TO Hoods sarsaparilla.r MRo. J. n. pEBRY,
care II. S. Copeland, Pike Road, Ala.
"The grip left me with severe pains In
my back aud Kidneys. l could not walk
without support. began taking Hoods
sarsapsrilla and !, soon relieved me- 1t
also cured me Of caiarrh and indigestion"
W. A. REED, II Mowry Avenue, East
Providence, r. l.
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COURT NOTES.

Judge Hall made the following orders
toady:
Colorado Sanitarium Beach company
VS. cara +. Mckay ct al; demurrer 10
complaint oyerruled and defendant
given ten days to answer.
William Tanner ct al VS. David +.
Haymore ct al plaintiff given leave TO
amend by inserting names Of Emily.
Harriet and Rose Tanner, as defend
ants, and to make necessary changes
IN the papers. II. s. Tanner was APP
pointed attorney to represent the minor
defendants.
Hyrum S. Young, administrator. VS.
Jesse w. Fox, ct al; order correcting
mistake IN disposition OF property In
decree heretofore entered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
George j. Gonld's Plans for an
Ocean TO Ocean Railroad.

Aaoo.a,x - 81,
nao,e 70 me cleveland ram
Ge.,s the nnlIlshse plans OF George
,n'.ns, "a .anioau constructihg are as
inc S o. ,s,., ,ne a hnaic'ul Woriu ana caus-
;,a,,n ~ n '.n among tne cap
ro..is .s WY eonsroi tne great systems
thro,.as 'ene.su IS nothink Jess then q
Sh,ss sss'ehi Hoih new YORK 10
~ 'vaso' >. LOUIS ana the West, and
~ ~" ssanus ~ favorable position
~ ~. .n's s.ns'ne through; AS con-
sstuenSe, sanoerDit ana Erie systems
s., r rtleu'
"aeasn, ueorse nouids eastern
,,'is has nre,es.o h..d IT'S eastern ter
,ha NJ. aoieeo; NOW, Dy means OF
nc "ncs,lns Lake Erie ana an ex-
an,sa vn' .ne "apasn WIZ gam direct
n,nra Se ~ aie.spuss rom ioiedo. This
,.a,,,o IS y haihsaine 70 tne fennsyl-
ara p,Svoase, out llot 30 much so as
a. -, - nuV,. EASTERN operations. III
,,,S wen nnOMn .nut ne mas erected an
~ $500, p WIZ ne heaaing ana
~ " W al , ~, oau on VIEW jersey by
sro,,, NJ WV" v rs WIN control line
~ ,,,.,.,a, ~ harrisburg. IRON
re as..o .einiulus al HARRISBURG 70
the nj t ,s'iniuus ~ Fltlsourg is
ltf,,,,s -, ~ a,, ~ ene system from the
ALE ~ the mlssourl racine lines TO
~ ~ e,us wa.ei.
oo,'. - eAys. , .nal ehis break VIII be
e. s..s ",snVu. niuvn ueiaT even II II
ne0eSsaly 10 pullo the entire dis
s INV me eetWeen Plttsburg
e =, ,. liai i,sDufk cVuld readily be built
~ .sas' iorS nlilgs shorter than the
P' ,,,'s iehihssiNanla line.
ns poruon on me so-called Gould
ass ~ ~, VI n,ust in'sIeet 70 Cleyelanders
~ tre "heenng q Lake Erie. BY means
VI uie oiu oonnotton Inc this road al
I.auS touches Sleveiand from the south.
:. - very desirable, however for the
pv,lpUses oi tne new system. that the
mueeidns q LAKE ERE OBTAIN a termin-
,rs,a ~ ~ e,ailu Iioiil ,he west by the
toleuo Wneelng me. THIS terminus
mas nov peen OBTAINED by an arrange
. sa i1f we use OF the blg -four tracks
Ir ' Weiington 70 Cleveland The
". ~ nes.ink q Lake ERIC main line cuts
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ARTICLES SENT TO ROWAN.
Match Between Dummy" and Burns
If Former Signs.

at o'clock last evening Jack Nc
Nance, manager Of the salt Lake Ath-
letic club put the finishing touches on
the articles calling for a twenty-rognd
boxing exhibition for points between
Jimmy BUNS Of Spokane and Dummy"
Rowan, to take place before the Salt
Lake Athletic club on November Is.
Burns attached his autograph to the
papers and they were sent to the mute
who Is In Anaconda Dummy" viii un-
doubtedly sign at once and win come to
Salt Lake after disposng Of a little
matter scheduled for the 18th at Ana
conda The men viii enter the ring at
catch weights and must decide upon a
referee before o'clock on the after
moon Of the bout; otherwise, Mechanics
VIII select the official.
Patrons CT the club will have plenty
OF amusement on that night The man
sgement Of the club will have a special
wire run into the building over which
VIII COME the account by rounds Of the
Jefries-Ruhlin worlds championship
battle. The returns VIII be read from
the ring and will serve to keep enthusl-
assn at high pitch.
Rowan Is now In splendid condition,
having been In training for several
weeks. Burns works out daily at the
Moore gymnasium and is rapidly round
lng into excellent shape.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II is nIeass,t 20 h. oh,o
,ha. ~, 80, ~ We "'ie 70 record
."e Neni engagement closed last
night before very profitable audience,
and that the financial results ,hro,oh
o,,t have hsor r,va,, - -,
mn. 80. ''a0" 'ai ger tnah petore'
na, uelshttui play, Rosemary" was
sne pm, ana It's beauty and daintiness
MY cnarmingiy brought out. Miss
~. Ian, VINO had an ovation as soon as
sne was ulscovered, has continued TO
s az. N ner PROFESSION, and her rem
uiuoh OF Dorothy was delightful
s,uIy IN the arch and Ingenious. Mr..
nelll, though not at ali what John
Drew was IN the closing act. played
Vapaoly ana heartily throughout, and
.hose three excellent artists Mr.. Bur-
Ton as me old captain, Mr. MacVicars,
as une professor, and MISS Andrews as
s support The play Is surrounded by a
qaihly aroma that suggests both
win one OF the characters reading
Nicnolas Nickleby, which had just been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31

Queenstown. Oct. aO--sir- Thomas
Upton, who arrived here today on
board the White Star line steamer Cell
tic. from New York, said to repre-
sentative Of the Associated Press that
the report that the. Shamrock II was for
sale In New York was quite untrue, and
ne Intended racing her In American wa
tiers next season.
ne reiterated his purpose to again
challenge for the Americas cup and ex-
pressed himself as being quite satisfied
with the manner In which the sham
rock II had been sailed.
sur Thomas deniC@ the reports Of dis
agreements with those who We're on
board the yacht, saying that al no time
were his relations with those In charge
OF her In any way strained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
EcCLEsrAsrIcAL WARD sorIr

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Lnas
there will 10 a meeting Of the mem y " NJ
tho Corporation of the Memiefs 3 W
Ohnrch OF Jesus Christ Of Laffef-en. 4 AZ
residing IN tho fwentieih Bccle,lssuo1s, ~
o. The salt Lake stake Of Zion, ,,.,h 81
oounty OF salt Lake and state q Non.
lbe meeting house Of said ware, S Y" Il ~
uay' The 18th. day Of Novempef 's .s'inr III
3 m, for the purpose Of sutno,'.,ss'sa u
hoard OF Directors OF said c2fpn.si ufog
msnsfsr tbe legal title 70 All ,ns s.s lva p
e esy belonging 70 said ,, yo,pM ~
TwsnsietA H'Wws ssSs q q t S'a's hsisa q
County u ss,s Il LsIs ' ana suite q u'iA
s;EoseE hoxs | = Yd,,,,.r..,s
Lrvr W. Rics.sDs s 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
refined complexion so dear to wo-

refined complexion so dear to wo-
mans heart.
Fannie Il. Ralston, 62S Lexington
Ave, Newport, KY, says; when be-
gan using Nine Ribaults complexion
beautiiiers did not think 1t possible
10 clear my skin, my face was in u
horrible condition literally covered with
red spots, pimples, blackheads, moth
patches and freckles, / suffered q
thousand deaths, and when | sent for
trial OF Nine Ribaults beautlflers /
improved so wonderfully that my
friends did not recognize me, so quickly
had the change taken place My skin
Is now perfectly lovely, and there is
not a blemish or wrinkle anywhere"
II is not a face powder, cream, cos
metic or bleach, contains no OIL grease.
paste. chemicals, or poisons OF any kind
and Is absolutely pure.
Write to Nine. M. Ribaults 2S43 Ell
sa Bldg, Cincinnati Ohio, and she viii
mail free, prepaid. In a plain sealed
wrapper free package Of her wonder
full beautifers and you VIII always bless
the day you wrote. Do not fail to write
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
DIR sANFORD's LIVER 1NvIGORATOR
IheDest Liver Medicine. A Vegetable cure for Liver
illsBilliousness Indigestion, Constipation, MALARIA
GRAND REPUDLlcAS RALLY TONIGHT
In the Salt Lake Theater.

The Republicans will give the public
Of this city an opportunity tonight of
attending Rousing Rally in the Salt
Lake Theater. Governor Heber NJ.
Wells Will preside and among the
speakers viii be Judge Botkin, Geo A.
Smith, JAS II. Anderson and Perry 4.
Heath. The gentlemen win discuss the
issues OF the campaign, and all voters,
irrespective OF party affiliations, are
invited TO attend. There win be good
singing and stirring music. No re-
served seats. Doors open at pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
JUDGE DIEHL'S COURT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

=
J. r. bergman the buNy machinist
who put up a fight Yesterday morning
when arrested by Officers Sperry and
Armstrong. pleaded guilty TO the
charge OF drunkenness. but being his
first offense he was permitted to go.
Bessie Nixon pleaded she and her
husband, Bill, came here to vote for
me Judge and therefore she was not
drunk Officer Simpson testified that
Bessie was drunk, and the court fined
her $40.
Chris Larsen who was before the
court Yesterday, appeared again today
on the charge OF drunkenness, but said
he didn't mean II and was on his way
10 the Salt Works. He will be a guest
OF Jailor Kimball for the next five DAYS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
RYAN DEFEATED.
Jack Root Finishes Him in the
Second Round.

Louisville, KY, Oct. 80, Australian
Jimmy Ryan was tonight knocked out
by Jack Root Of Chicago In the second
round of twenty-round contest at
Music Hall. The fight was for the mid
dleweight championship OF the West
and Root was a decided favorite.
Ryan. who has but one eye, forced the
flghting, but Root blocked him through
out, and in the first round had him at
MS mercy and hammered him on the
blind side continuously. Ryan forced
things through the first half OF the Sec
ond round. till Root landed twice on his
chin, when Ryan began to stagger.
Then Root saw his man going and
landed a swift swing on the point Of
the chin and Ryan fell like log, the
referee, Bat Masterson, counting him
OUT. II was about fifteen minutes before
Ryan recovered consciousness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
Nationals, Ia
'aber.. IH Z.
DISTRICT SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Organization Perfected = Composed
OF Five Teams.

After many unsuccessful attempts,
ne District School Football League
mas been organized and schedule Of
games agreed upon.
rive teams compose the organization
an VIII play for the city championship
an a silver cup. Last years league
was success and II is believed the one
nov organized will be much better.
TIC Lowell eleven carried of the hon
Or and they are determined TO win this
years trophy il possible.
me contests viii take place on
Twelfth East and Fourth South and
VII be watched with keen interest.
or
Lowell IS oquirrh, Saturday, Nov.
Wasatch VS. Webster. Wednesday,
Nos. 6. 80
Union vs. Lowell. Saturday, Nov. ..
Nov ls.
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DIGGING UNDER PAYMENTS
Some Said TO be Doing Il without
Permts-Liable to a Fine.

1t has come to the knowledge of the
board OF public works that a number OF
people in this city have been digging in
the streets and under pavements, with
out obtaining permits from the city.
The board wishes to warn such Offend
ers that this Is in violation OF the law
Tor which they are liable in penalty
OF 500.
Where there Is no pavement there Is
no deposit required, but where there IL
a deposit sufficient TO restore the pave
ment to Its former condition must be
paid.
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Children's White Aprons.
BIGELOW CARPETS

Inc carpets made by this Company have the highest m
Wherever exhibited including Medals at the Paris Exnosr I'M
at the Centennial 1876 ~ F w. -"
ihr deserved reputation for excellence fabric richness and
color novelty and beauty Of design frequent
ier goods nave often been pmed OF their For the pro
the pubic the Company has the word
wnh w De woven (at PATTERN in white an
the back OF the fabric Customers therefore have ero
- ee'""s "e genuine bgelow "a
BIGELoW CARPET COMPANY 49, ~ 'ea'e's' Nr,, vonv
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
AUTOMOBILE TEST.
Trip OF s25 Miles in 80 Hours of
Actual Running.

New York, Oct. Sl.--James 8. Nit
cneil, the weight thrower, and G.. w.
soules have Just reached this city 10 a
steam automobile, which left Toledo
on october a. on an endurance test.
Inc test extended through s25 miles Of
country and included all sorts and con-
ditlons OF roads, hills, dales, cities.
towns and villages, Though seventeen
days We're spent on the road, there were
only eighty hours OF actual running
time, In the entire trip the engine
burned ninety-six gallons of gasoline,
winch might be estimated as costing
about 10 cents a gallon. and consumed
about 1000 gallons Of water The en-
zines running gear reached New York
IN good condition
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TAKEN AWAY.
Friends of Peter Collins Remove Him
From the Hospital.

Peter Collins, the patient at st. Marks
hospital who was to have been exam
ined al to his sanity today in the dis
trict court by Drs. Hosmer and Mayo
was smuggled away by his friends last
night, and Is supposed TO be on a ranch
somewhere In Tooele county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31

Webster vs. Union, Saturday. Nov.
20. '''
0quirrh vs. Union, Saturday, Nov. %.
~ webster vs Lowell. Wednesday, Nov,
Wasatch ys Union, saturday Nov. 80.
/. webster VS. Oquirrh, Wednesday, Dec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31

NoTT.--In this city, october ., Y,
Mrs. Agnes Mcdonald Mott WIZ
Thomas II. Mott, Jr. 4
Funeral services from residenee r, Il
west Sixth South, at o'clock ?. ~ ~ ~
DAY. Friends OF the family are NV"
10 attend.
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MADE HER BEAUTIFUL.
Every Lady n the Land Can Nov Have a
Beautiful Skln--A Trial Box Free.

1t has remained for a Cincinnati wo-
man TO discover the gecrat Of per-
feet skin. She has at last found the
key TO feminine beauty All the sighs
and heartaches aver poor appearance
may now be banished, for II is within
the means Of every lady, young or mid
die aged 10 have the clearest and most
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
Meeting Again Adjourned.

The annual meeting of stockholders
Of the Central Pacific which was 10
have taken place In Judge MarshaIl's
Office here this morning was again adj
journed today for two weeks. Judge
Marshall is at this time In California
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
ELKs CONVENTION.
One Fare for the Ronnd Trip to
Salt Lake Next August.

From private wire received In this
city this morning It is feared that at
a meeting Of the representatives Of the
Colorado lines held IN Denver yesterday
1t was decided to put In a single fare
for the round trip for the Elks' Grand
Lodge meeting in this city next August.
The rate OF SIS for the round trip will
be In order from Denver Pueblo and
Colorado Springs.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Tcday's cleailngs amounted "a s,sa .
.sf''o as compared WITH t3e7.lss5s for
me corresponding day Of last year.
The clearines of the Salt Lake banks
LOT me month OF October amounted 10
se'zsS'lsl.sS, as compared with sif.202..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
Prof. A Lamoureux, B.S.IIR

his school Of the nas opened
- ', % Language and Literature
!, y t ne .Iempleion building room 5l,srs
4 lea rsady for the reception os , nrrI,.
to SPIN. " 70 az q. m. and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
PRIESTHOOD MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Priesthood OF the Salt Lake Stake Of
Zion Will convene In the Assembly Hall
salt Lake City. on Friday. November
/. 1901, at y. m.
JAMES d. STIRLING.
Clerk Of Sake.
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MR. RAYNoR REpLIEs.

Replying, Mr.. Raynor said that he
had never referred to the inquiry as a
prosecution but said that he had re-
ferred to II az trial" and had so
considered It, He also refused TO con-
cede that any special generosity had
been displayed In the case.
Capt Parker called the attention OF
the court to the naval regulations for
1890 in which the word prosecution" Is
used In connection with courts of In
quiry.
Then, at 1850, the court took a re-
cess until 2 o'clock without deciding the
point raised.
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SCHLEY'S COUNSEL
REST THEIR CASE.
CONTINUED from page one.l

solutely binding II the court pleases
to adhere to them, well and good, but
we do not desire In our proceedings
here, when the applicant is represented
by able and skilled counsel, to have the
stigma OF a prosecutor placed upon the
ludge-adyocate and his associate. That
~ an outrageous and Lnwarranted
,t1rt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
Basket BAN Team.

The Y NJ. c. A. basketball team was
organized last night, but viii be known
as the SALT Lake team and viii go after
the state championship.
IN a game yesterday afternoon the
Nationals Won from the Eagles by
score Of to |. The lineup was as fol-
lows.
Noffara1.
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POSTMASTER FOR RED BANK, wYo.
ispeelal 10 me nNews."l

Washington. ID. c., Oct. Si.-Lucy
Wells has been appointed postmaster
al Red Bank. Big Horn county, Wyo-
ming. vice ]. U. Hawkins resigned.
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NEVADA BOYS DEFEATED.
University of California Wins Hard
Fought Game.

Berkeley, Cal. Oct. 3O.--The Uniyer-
sity of Nevada eleven lost a hard
Fought game to the University OF Cali
tornla by score of IL to 0. All Cali
fornia's points were made in the Sec
ond half. Fierce playing marked both
halves and an unusual number OF men
were crippled and forced out Of the
game. Both teams were evenly
matched
In the first hag the Neyadans held
the Californlans In magnificent style,
the latter being visibly weak at guard
and tackle. In the second part of the
game the home teams weak places
We're strengthened, while Nevada went
to pieces. The visitors relied mainly
on straight bucks for advances, while
the home team proved TO be vastly su-
perior in puntlng abilities.
A sensational 50-yard run by WhIp-
pie Of Berkeley earned the first touch
down. Overall kicked the goal. Captain
Womble Of Berkeley made the second
tcncndown with an end run, Overall
again kicked a goal.
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Stocks observation-disclosures Was Very
Actiye-Yankee Con. Active.

No business. comparatively speaking,
was transacted on the mining exchange
this afternoon. Uncle Sam loosened up
2ioo shares between 20 and 81 Some
5000 shares Of star Con. changed hands
between SO and 81, while Yankee Con.
released 800 shares around $3.50. Valeo
was traded In at %. May Day dropped
1880 between IS and 90. while Little
Chief let go 800 al 25ik. Tctro was ac-
tive at ssh. Victor weakened TO 55i4.
California slumped to So with several
thousand shares changing hands
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THE SIEGEL CLOTHING CO., : ss;;


800 800 lot the corresponding day Of last
Sear The Increase OF over seven mil
lvils though due, TO a big exten, N
several large transfers Of property ana
20 mining exchange deals. IS indicatlva
ei lne greatly increased prosperlty ora
line oi..ancla, growth and activity Of This
cry ana state over last year. w