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AN ALL-STAR AGGREGATION
PICK OF UTAH LEAGUE PLAYERS
WILL LINE UP.
r HE above lineup is the result of .

II HE above lineup is the result OF .
weeks study, and represents the
greatest combina ton of ball play
ers that has ever assembled on local
diamond They meet this afternoon in
a match game OF bali, and the result
will determine whether Back Weaver
the veteran of the Lagoon team, or
Big Chief Borchers, manager of the
Salt Lake aggregation, is the better
able to pick out winning ball team.
The Infant-Angels team will consist
of Adams. Huston. McNichols, Mac
Andrew and Schils of Salt Lake, ana
Quick Ramey- HartZell Stouey-- and
BrOckhoff of Logan. The Lobster
Farmers aggregation selected McCaf-
ferty, Starkey, Weaver, Briseno, Brad
lev and Rebsamen of Lagoon and Haul
sen. Berry. Ferris, Maggie and Bluth of
Ogden.
These aIl-star combinations have been
especially named for this occasion as
the Infant-Angels and the LOBSTER
Farmers. BOrchers and Stoney have
laid awake nights trying 10 inquire out
a combination of their teams that
would successfully down anything the
ogden and Lagoon management could
select. and last night announced that
y
it was easy money
Weaver. with the help of Father
Gimlin, has kept very quiet on the SUD
ject, and their lineup is placed before
the fans to judge for themselves. For
some time the members OF the Press
club. which contains a fan for every
member have been trying to get up a
baseball game that would eclipse all
previous performances in that line, and
now congratulate themselves that they
have succeeded. The receipts VIII go
toward replenishing the excheQuer or
the Press club, which, in flush times
does not require the services OF an
armed guard. All passes are on on
this suspicious occasion. and 1T was
passed down the line that the sporting
reporters, whose duty it is to attend ali
games on a complimentary and then
roast the players, viii have to dig TO
get inside of the fence.
John 5. Critchlow. president of the
league, has been asked to hold the in
diCatOr, and was also informed that
he would have to show two bits at the
safe before he could go TO work.
Learning afterwards that Mr.. Critch-
low once umpired a game that resulted
IN a riot, it was decided to hold Billy
Dutch in reserve, in case the president
got mixed in his balls and strikes.
1t is also learned that F. AlonZo
Cook, the greatest roOter that ever Wis
tied ball park, will be on hand, bring
ing his voice along, and will at ali times
devote his energies toward helping the
losing team along.
In order to properly top off the oc-
casiOn the Press club has engaged
Held's band to give a concert in con-
nection with the game. The latter part
or the programme will take place just
before the game begins, and while the
crowds are watching the players Timber
up for the struggle. The band concert
VIII commence at $3.50. and the game
promptly at 4 o'clock. The general adj
mission viii be % cents, and grand
stand 10 cents extra.
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OGDEN NEWS|
Ogden Office, 203 ECcles
Building. Telephone IL.
s
Ogden. July L
REGISTRATION AGENTS
County Board Prepares for Sep.
TENDER Revision of Voting
Lists.

Registration agents for the various
election districts were appointed yes
terday by the board of county commits
sioners from lists submitted by the
cflairmen, respectively. of the Repub-
Hcan and Democratic organizations in
the county, as required by law, the
board having a choice of three names
submitted by each. but being obliged
to appoint one from the political party
which cast the highest vote for con-
gresham at the previous election.
The appointees are: Republican,
twenty-eight; Democratic, twenty-one
net gain of one Republican agent
over the list of the previous two years.
In the last election the Republicans
lost Liberty and Roy, but gained the
Fourth and Nineteenth Ogden districts
and also the First district, Plain City.
The star - before each name indi-
Gates that the agent was reappointed.
Ogden-District No. /. sMary- L.. Shipp,
Democrat; No. p *Archibald White, Dem
ocrat; No. >, So. p. Mcdowell, Repub-
lican; No. T. Herbert Il HoibToob. Re
hean; No. g. ~Ellen M Shepherd, Repub-
hcan; N; Z, -%Otelia Halgren, Demo
crat: No. S, sc. d. .Tyree, Democrat: No.
3. *Charles f. Middleton, Democrat; No.
TO- *Walter Parry, Democrat; No IL
flames Harrop, Democrat; No. u, %Niels
| Anderson, Republican; No. Is, Annie F.
fNichIST, hSpuOIIcdis NO H. -JOScpn EdA-
| ter, Republican: No. Is; SARAH Eldredge,
Democrat; No. Is. %Lou S. FleshneT, Re-
| publican; No. II, *H- A Sims, Republican;
| No Is, ~Walter Richey, Republican; No
/ 10, James A Thompson. Republican; No
| 90 *Ida d. Potion, Republican; No. p, r
| T. Harris. Democrat; No %, TCharlotte
Brown. Republican; No % Frank l.
| Chaplin, Republican,: No pa. Thomas
| Gibbons. Democrat: No. p, *JameS T.
| Ballantyne Democrat.
/ Birch Creek. A. Stephens, Demo
crat
| Farr West-*Melissa j. Taylor, Repub-
! Harrisvine-sF. A. Miller. Democrat.
| Observation-Disclosures No. ], @Jens Neil
son, Republican; No. 2, "Ammon Allen
Hooper-District No. l. *Georgc Cottle
| Republican; No. ?, George II. Powers
| Democrat
| observation-disclosures Jones, Republican
! Liberty-CharIes Z. Clark. Democrat.
| Marriott-George \. Hodson, Repub
North Ogden-District No 1. e. G. Nc
| Griff, Republican; No. ,, arthur e. Der
| rett, Republican.
Pleasant View-"William Barker, Dem
ocrat.
Plain Ctty-District No. ], ". c. Car
| yer, Republican; No. ,, *Lewis R. Jen
| kinS, Democrat.
RiYerdale-%Sanford Bingham, Repub
lican.
Observation-Disclosures Howell. Repub
1ican-
l. Uintah-Samuel Dye, Republican
| GreenweIl, Republican; No. ,. AZ. c
Clark, Republican
| Wilson, B. Trimble, Democrat.
| Warren-J. +. BarrOWs, Republican.
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In fact. the majority of the eastern
golfers will leave about the 9Th or 10th
in order ITO become perfectly familiar
with the course before the start is
made in the qualifying round on the
morning of July 10. Amateur Cham
pion Walter J.-TEavis, Garden City
Golf club. who feels, since his defeat
by young Reinhart at the Morris coun-
ty tournament that he has been over
golfed, viii rest until he goes to Chi
cago. The Connecticut state champion
ship, to be played at Hartford July 9,
10, II and II, viii be a severe strain
upon Charles H. Seelley. Tom Cheney
and the other crack players of that or
ganization, who have also entered for
the amateur championship. Their only
rest will be on the train.
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Assessment Notice.

TWIN FALLS LAND & WATER
company Principal place Of business.
Salt Lake City, Utah Location OF prop
erty. Cassia and Lincoln counties, in thS
state of Idaho. Notice is hereby given
that at a meeting of the board or d.
rectors of the Twin Falls Land & Water
company. held on the 18th day Of June. \.
u 1902 an assessment Of ten tlo) cents
ner share was levied upon the capital
Stock of the corporation, issued and out
Standing payable Immediately to Frank
Knox the treasurer of said corporation.
at fne office of the National Bank OF the
PenubIic at the corner Of Second South
md Main streets, Salt Lake City, Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
MAJ remain unpaid on Friday, the 18TH
5ax of July 1902. VIII be delinquent and
eJIyertised for sale at public auction and
,InIess payment is made before, will be
sold on Tuesday, the 5th day of August,
1sas at 10 O'Clock a m, Of said day, az
room No. 504 Auerbach building, l5z South
Mn street Salt Lake City, Utah to
nav the delinquent assessment, together
Wifh the costs Of advertising and ex-
pe-''' HARRISON z. JENKINS.
Assistant Secretary and Secretary pro
tenn of the Twin Falls Land & Water
comnsnv. 504 Auerbach building; lbz
south Main street, Salt Lake City, Utah-
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Che Curt.
at Denver.

Denver, June 39.-Resuits at Overland.
Track heavy: weather clear.
First race, trotting-Hallie Hardin won
llrst, second and fifth heats and race.
I1me-2:19l2; 2:l912; 2:z3S4- Common
wealth took the third and fourth heats
I1me-2:2OA, 2;2ih- Purcis T.. Congress
man Sioley, Celeste r.. and Susie r. also
started.
Second race. six furlongs-Tiburon won,
horn second. Laureatea third. Time
l:20lz. Pooriands. Bulgarian, Virgie
Dor, Essence and Elpilar also ran.
Third race, six furlongs-Ei Rey won,
Mr.. Robson second, Morven third. Time
-1:20- Gold Baron. LaretesZ. Gov John
Carruthers and Goodlaw also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs- Swiftlight
won. Eliza Dillon second, NOVA third.
Time :21l2 Bessie Bayless, Pantheon,
Windy Jim. Kate Dean, Adnoor, Weldon
and Beacon Light also ran
Fifth race. one mile, Yellowstone han
dieap--YeilowStone won, Club second
Removal third. TimeI:4S84. Cerro Santa
Frank Pearce and Life Line also ran.
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs-
Regalong won, Dewitt second, Bagdad
third Time-I:124. George LandeFs
Alice Coffin. Bourbon, Bill Powell AND
Onyx also ran.
Seventh race, half mile-Joe Foster
won. Honest John second, Dick Ciarksor
third Time-:52. Deceit, Gilbert. Boone
The Dinmont, Joe D., Red Bird and Rat
tier also ran.
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c0MPARYASKS FOR AN ISLAND
Says It Will Finish Cable Year
Earlier.

Washington, June 30.-An important
conference was held at the navy de-
partment today, at which Secretary
Moody, Rear Admiral Bradford, chief
of the bureau of equipment, and SEN
ator Perkins of California, a member
OF the committee on naval affairs, were
present
These gentlemen had before them a
proposition of the Eastern Extension
Telegraph company, acting, il is un-
derstood, through the Commercial Pa
cific Cable company, by which the COM
pany would agree to finish its work of
laying able across the Pacific ocean
a year earlier than was contemplated,
and give ethis government the benefit
of the reduced rates in exchange for
the island developed in the surveys
made by the United States steamship
Nero in 1890 for a practical submarine
cable route across the ocean. The prop
osition was discussed at some length,
and Rear Admiral Bradford was
charged with personal inspection and
consideration of the matter. He prob
ably will report fayorably on the COM
panys offer in a few days.
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A~sessment Notice No. IS.

THE TETRO MINING COMPANY OF
Tintic Location Of principal place or
business. Salt Lake City, state OF Utan.
Iocatio of mine and works, Tlnttc min
ing district Juab county, state OF Otah-
Notice is hereby given that at meeting
Of the board OF directors Of said com
panv- held on the 3lst day of May, 1907.
assessment No. . of one % cent per
snare was levied on the capital stock OF
the CORPORATION, payable Immediately 10
the Secretary at the office of the com
pany. 6l7 Mccormick block Salt Lake
Civ. state OF Utah. ANY stock upon Wnien
This assessment shall remain unpaid on
Monday. the goth day of June. 1902, viii
be DELINQUENT and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment Is
made before viii be sold on SATURDAY,
tbn 18th dav Of July 1902 at l o'clock
y. m. to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with the costs OF advertising
and expense of sale By order OF the
board of directors
ERNEST WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah, May q, ISoZ-
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Boston ...... ...... ....s. .sss'''. 10
New York ...... ...:.....:
and Bowerman.
Umpire--Cantillon.
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Assessment No. 9.

BEN BUTLER MINING & MILLING
company, a corporations; principal place
of business, Salt Lake City, Utah--No-
tice is hereby given that at meeting
of the board of directors of the Ben But
Ter Mining & Milling company, held at
Salt Lake City. Utah, on the 10Th day of
June 1902, an assessment of one % cent
per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, issued and out
standing, payable Immediately to A l.
Jacobs, president of the company. at his
office, sos Progress building. Salt Lake
City, Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the Esd day OF
July 1902 will be delinquent and adYeT-
tised for sale at public auction, and IN
less payment is made before, viii be sold
on the 18th day of August, 1902. at , p. m,
to pay the delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and ex-
penSe of sale.
a. L. JACOBS,
President.
z. d. R. THOMPSON,
Secretary.
First publication, June y, 1902.
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pugiIiSni.
BOXING MATCH IN LONDON.
Natinal Sporting Club the Scene of
Several Good Bouts,

London, June 30.-A large company as
Sembled at the National Sporting club
tonight to witness the boxing contests
held in connection with the coronation
sporting tournament between Harvard
ana Yale students and English amateurs.
All the professional fighters who took
part in the contests held last week Were
present tonight and in some cases they
acted as attendants for the American
students. All the amateur bouts resulted
in victories for the Englishmeus but the
Americans gave remarkable displays OF
gameness-
The first contest was between heavy
weights. Dodge of Harvard was much
smaller than his opponent, T. Parkes OF
the Polytechnic Boxing club. who is the
amateur heavyweight champion. In the
course of the second round of the heavy
weight contest both men landed a NUM-
Der of heavy blows. Dodge was the first
to weaken, but he fought a resolute
third round and at times looked decidedly
dangerous. Parkes, however, got the
verdict on points and Dodge was vocIfer-
ously applauded for his gallant stand.
In the middleweight contest, Wenck OF
Yale met r. g Warns of the Lynn Box
ing club who is the amateur middle
weight champion. The American had all
the advantage of the rapid exchanges at
the opening, but eventually Wares acted
on the defensive and by the number OF
facial hits he got a lead which enabled
him to win comfortably
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Emperor william Takes a Hand.

KieI. June 30.--Emperor William
steered his Americana built schooner
yacht Meteor across the finish line at
30 this morning, two hours behind the
Iduna, the emperor'S yacht, which, IN
the highest of airs, between fiat Gains.
passed from the tail to the head of the
fleet The Lasda came in second. The
sailing committee got in at o'clock
and its members went to their homes
without announcing the results.
Ben" Parker skipper of the Meteor,
says: es9T
They ought to pull the masts from
the Meteor andop put in motor"
The emperor, Admiral Won Eisen-
decher says, thinks very Well of the
Meteor. as
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Bids For School House.

THE TRUSI EES or CASTLE GATE
school district viii receive bids Up 10
and including Saturday. July IL, 1882, for
the erection OF a school building. accord
ing to plans and specifications which will
be furnished upon application 70
the undersigned at Castle Gate.
Utah All bids and proposals at the
above time viii be publicly opened The
successful contractor viii he required
10 furnish a bond and deposit certified
check for 10 per cent Of the proposed con-
trait price. Bids viii be received Tor
the erection of the entire building. in
Guiding foundation. or for the foundation
and building separate Address W u
MacIsean. secretary Castle Gate school
board Castle Gate. Utah.
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Wins Championship by Default.

Philadelphia, June 30.-Miss Marion
Jones of Nevada today won the wo-
mans tennis championship from Miss
Elizabeth Moore by default. Miss
Moore was taken sick on Saturday
while playing her second set with Miss
Jones, and play was postponed until to-
day. Miss Moore,s indisposition proved
more serious than anticipated, and she
was unable to conclude the game Miss
Jones was thereupon declared cham
piOn. @rs-.- f.
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they are all favorable to the idea it will
be carried out.
A meeting of the magnates will be held
some time this week to talk over league
affairs and in all probability this ques-
ton VIII be brought up. If the present
series Is ended of course Ogden would
carry away the championship, but if an
other team could carry off the banner in
the second series, a series of games be-
tween them and Ogden at the close of the
season would be interesting. The league
than il has been for the mast month The
salary list has been cut down TO the
minimum and the players weeded out un-
til all the teams appear to be about equal.
Ogden by losing Casey and Clark will
have hard time to keep UP their win
ming streak and as Il result closer games
will be played. Ii the teams settle down
to business now and play ball there is
no reason why this should not be one of
the most successful seasons in the MS
tory OF the game. go.
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Old Arm Chair resort near Salt Lake
to spend a few days.
John Phelan. an old time conductor
on the Union Pacific. received a broken
ankle at Evanston Sunday while help
ing repair an engine.
J. Dugan was arrested yesterday by
Officer Hutchinson on complaint OF
Mike Neeland, who charged Dugan
with robbing his pockets of s6.
Lawrence Curtis of Salt Lake was
held UP and robbed of 5000 by two
men who hid behind a bank and way
laid him as he was walking in from
the west TO Ogden
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At Butte.

= Butte, June 30.-Results:
First race, seven furiongs-Pla tonius
won, Syce second, Headstrong third.
Time :3234.
Second race, five and a half furlongS-
Madam Bishop won. Cora GoetZ second,
Pencil Me third. Time--1:11.
Third race, six furlongs-Porous Won,
Tambourine second, RUbino third. Time
Ill
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs-
Ben Ledi won. Jerid second, Roltaire
third. Time-1 :09&.
Fifth race, mile and forty yards-Gold-
one won Katie Walcott second, Elfonse
third Time-1:4T
Sixth race. three and half furlongs-
Judge Thomas third Time-:41s4.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

?, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,oStDOned. rain.
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Notice of Meeting of Presbytery OF
Utah

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there viii be special meeting OF the
Presby terry OF Utah on the 18th dav OF
July. 1902. at z:39 O'Clock p m in the
basement OF the First Presbyterian
church in Salt Lake City, Utah. The OBJ
ject Of the meeting Is TO give consent 10
the trustees of Westminster college TO
mortgage the real estate situated in
Washington D C belonging TO the col
leSe- and conveyed TO il by Sheldon
jackson D. D. and also 10 mortgage the
real estate situated in Washington. d .,
known as the Temple estate, and further
to authorize George Bailey. president of
Westminster college, TO execute On behalf
of Westminster college such notes, bonds.
MORTGAGES OF trust deeds as may be nee
ess2ry in the premises
N Z. CLEMENSON.
Moderator Of the Presbytery OF Utah.
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April Fool Gold Mining & Milling COM
pany, 101 South Main street, Salt Lake
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TO WITNESS LAYING OF
THE NEBRASKA'S KEEL.

Lincoln, Neb., June So.-At midnight
tonight Governor Sage and the mem
bers of his staff and their wives will
leave for Seattle to attend the laying
OF the keel of the new battleshiD Ne
braska- In all there will be about
thirty persons in the party. The eere-
mo.iies incident to the laying of the
keel will take place on the morning OF
July f. Mayor Moores of Omaha, H P.
Seldom of McCook, C. T. Scharmann OF
North Platte and T. NJ. Ruby of
Broken Bow are members of the party.
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WANT NEW SCHEDULE.
resident Joyce Suggests That An
other Series Be Arranged.

II y Scheme has been started by President
&c oil the Ogden club looking toward
aftoc losing of the present league series
scbad, Ihe Fourth of July and a new
untiI ne NE of games being arranged to last
is -, 1le list of October. The Ogden club
tbat Tar In the lead and it is thought
no1, II me present series is closed and a
AN oS series started with all the teams on
taken G "a footing, more interest will be
U-rittaIh lhe games. President Joyce has
Log letters To the managers of the
GET ~ lagoon and Salt Lake teams TO
'Hsr Views OIL the subject and il
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OGDEN Briefs.

J. C. Matter is back from the east
Waller Underwood of Corinne is in
Ogden.
Miss Frances BaSsett is spending
this week visiting at Corinne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Paul Jones are back
from a bridal trip 10 the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Asche of South
Omaha are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Charles Meighan.
Miss Rose Hartog has gone to Cali
fornia TO be married to a Mr.. Wilcox
formerly of Salt Lake
Mrs. John J. McGregor and Mrs.
Alma c. Lambert have gone to the
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miscellaneous.
GOES AFTER TALENT.
President of olymphian Games Wants
Europeans to Enter.


New York, June 3o.-Henry j. Fur
Der, jr., of Chicago, president of the
International Olympian Games associ-
alton, is in the city on his way to Eu-
rope, where he hopes to interest the
representatives of leading nations in
the exhibition which is TO be held in
Chicago in 1904 under the auspices of
the. organization of which he is the ex-
ecutive head. He is accompanied by
Judge John Barton Payne Laverne w.
Noyes and Benjamin Rosenthal, men,
bers of the board of directors.
Through the courtesy of the presi-
dent and the secretary of state we
have" said Mr.. Furber, letters to the
ambassadors and other diplomatic rep
resentatives of the United States
abroad which will, no doubt, be of as
sistance to US in interesting foreign
governments in the military feature OF
the exhibition While in Europe we
shall try to see high officials of Ger
many, France, Great Britain, Belgium
and Italy" --------
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HoIIev Joins Helena Team.

Helena, Mont, June 30.-E. w. Hol-
ley, who has been playing in the Cali
fornia league. arrived last night to join
the Helena team. and will play third
base for the Senators. Sake, the Chi
cago amateur who was signed for this
position, has been released, and it is
said that Michigan, who has been
PLAYING third, is slated for a like fate,
although Michigan may be kept as an
man
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Pete Issues Challenge.
Sporting Editor Herald:


Sporting Editor Herald:
l would like to have you publish a chal-
Ienge for me. / am in good condition again
and taking the finest care of myself
am willing to fight any heavyweight in
the state barring none. / have backing
here for any amount from 800 to $1,000,
and the money is ready to put up at any
time If this challenge is accepted, the
contest is to take place at Park City
three weeks after the signing of the ar
ticles / want it understood that there
is no fighter in the business barred, and
either Burns or LAWYER is preferred.
Yours truly, MEXICAN PETE.
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Development Company Formed.

Articles Incorporating the National
Investment & Development company
were filed yesterday with the Weber
county clerk The capital stock is $780,
600, at 81 per share. and the directors
are: L. " withie,- president; S. S
Smith, first vice president and general
manager; ]. M. Woodruff, second vice
president and superintendent of agen-
cies; H. S. Foster, secretary and treas
urer; A. J. Weber, counselor, and j.
6 Free.