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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-23

OFFICE OF THE EAGLE & BLUE
FseU Mining company. Notice is hereby
given that a meeting Of the stoekhOlders
of the Eagle & Blue BEL MINING com
many is hereby called to be held at the
offiee Of said company, Room No. 81
Progress Building. salt Lake City. Titan.
at u O'Clock a. m on august Aoln- 1St--
npon the proposition TO ratify the action
Of the board Of directors in making
certain contract for the SAFE ana lease o.
such other business as may properly come
before said stockholders meeting
SARAH A MCHR1STAL.
President
W R WALLACE.
Secretary.
Dated July 18th. 1soz
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Assessment No. q

BEN BUTLER MINING & MILLING
company, a corporation; 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 Goth day Of
June, 1892, 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. 800 Progress building Salt Lake
City, Utah.
ANY stock uDon which this assessment
NAV remain unpaid on the I'D day of
July, 1902. will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction, ana IN
less payment IS made before, Will be sold
on the 10th day of August, 1902, at 2 D. m
to pay the delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and ex-
pense Of sale.
A L. JACOBS,
President
e D. p THOMPSON.
Secretary.
First publication. June % 1902.
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JEFF GIVES
EXHIBITION
Goes Eight Rounds With His
Trainers.
The CHAMPION FEELS FINE
EXPECTS TO ENTER RING AT
227 POUNDS.

CAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-This
afternoon Oakland business men
Will be given an opportunity to
see James j. Jeffries travel eight rounds
with his brother Jack and Joe Ken
nedy. who are assisting the big man in
his training work The exhibition will
take place at the Reliance club, and
admission will be by card.
Once more Manager Billy Delaney
announces that his protege is in the
finest fettle, and viii climb through the
ropes Friday night fit to fight for a
republic.
Jeffries is alternating in his days of
heavy work. To avoid the stale feel
ing, the champion goes at his work
like Trojan one day and on the next
relaxes somewhat. This method he finds
agrees with him, and it keeps him on a
vigorous edge.
Jeffries has taken on nine pounds in
thlrty-six hours, but this is not extra
ordinary for man of his hercuIean
proportions The kingpin fighter now
weighs in the neighborhood of 225
pounds. He expects TO tip the beam
at ~ when he fights. Jeffries will con-
tlnue his training in this city today
doing road work in the park and light
gymnasium exercises at the Olympic
club.
Inc canvas covered pavilion the
contest VIII take place in is nearing
completion. The platform for the ring
is IN place, and a sort of wooden can
opy to hold the lights has been built
over II. The arena is of oetagonai
shape, with all the seats built on the
ground except the gallery, which con-
sists OF eight tiers of boards. similar
to the bleaehers at a ball ground, rising
az an angle that will give all occupant
an uninterrupted view of the encounter
10 economics space as much as pos
sloie' the seats have been placed very
close together, and the distance from
the center of the ring to the most dis
tant part of the Enclosure is only
eighty-seVen feet
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Jurors For August.

A drawing of jurors was made yes
terday. the men TO appear Aug. s. The
following is the venire:
Farr West-John B. Koch.
Riyerdale--Henry l. Child.
Ogden-Ephraim Eastman, George
W. Bird, Joseph W. Bailey, David c.
Mcclure. August Peterson. Robert
Lowther, Edwin Williams, George c.
Chandler, Martin Cullen. /. c. Brown.
Thomas b. Grundy, E. II. Wright. NJ.
s. Browning, George Z. Maule. Charles
H. Wright, Charles a. Nelson. c. N.
Moody, e A. Littlefield. A. D. F. Rey-
noids. Frank Kennedy, S. H Hobson,
Joseph Harbertson. Amory A Smith.
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Juvenile Instructor.
Salt Lake City.
Notice to Contractors

THE COMMITTEE on BUILDINGS
and grounds of the board of education,
Salt Lake City, Utah. will receive bids
up to II O'Clock, July 8. 1Sdz. at the board
rooms city and county building
First--For the erection and completion
OF an annex to the Lincoln and Wasatch
school buildings
Second-For the erection of a oae-story
StorehouSe.
Plans and specifications may be had at
the office of W. Pinney. superintendent
of buildings. 534 North Second West street
a certified check of per cent must
accompany each bid The right to reject
any or all bids is reserved
A. c. GIAEQUE,
Chairman Committee on Buildings and
Grounds.
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Chess Results.

Hanover, Prussia. July 22.-Gunsberg
beat Gottschalk and PopieI and Suchting
agreed upon a draw shortly before the adj
journment WAS taken in the chess tourna-
ment here today The oniookers were
greatly surprised owing to the American,
Napier. managing TO get a superior posi-
lose the game when play was resumed in
the afternoon. asVE
The American player, Marshal. also had
a winning chance against Levin, but the
other games were adjourned in even po-
sitions.
Up to date GUnsberg has won one and
one-half, Atkins. Bardeleben, Janowski
Noises and Wolff one each. and Pillsbury,
Popiei, Suchting. Swiderski and Tschigor-
in one-half game each.
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
MASONRY WATER DAN FOR
CHEYENNE, WYOMING,
WATERW0RKS.

Cheyenne, WE. July q 1902
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived by the city clerk of Cheyenne
Wyo at his office in said city until
noon of Thursday. Aug a. 1902. for the
construction of a masonry dam on the
middle fork Of Crow creek.
Plans and specifications fer the pro-
posed work may be seen at the offices Of
the city clerk or the city engineer, end
blank forms OF proposals viii be fur
nished by the eits clerk
Each bid must be enclosed in a sealed
envelope. and mast be accompanied By a
certified check fflr 81 900 as a guarantee
that the successful bidder VIII enter into
a contract
Bidders must furnish satisfactory el-f-
dence Of their ability TO do the class Of
work required.
Bids win be opened at a special meeting
Of the city council Of said city OF Chey'-
eane, Wyc-- 70 be held on Thursday, Aug
a. 1907 at O'Clock D. n.
J. l. MURRAY Mayor.
E A AIRY City Clerk.
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Results at Butte.

Butte, July ss-ResuIts:
First race selling, five furIongs-Phyz
won. Iras second, Seeco third Time
1:03sk
Second race, selling, six furiongs-
Brown Prince won, Louise Hooker sec
ond- Jim BrowRen third Time-I:1s
Third race. selling. lilile and sixteenth
Tufts won, July Gyp second, Frank
Pearce third Time-1;492.
Fourth race. selling. mile and forty
yards-Wolhurst won. Ulloa second Lake
Mills third Time-l:47N
Fifth race, purse. four and a half fur
longs-Es NJ. Brattain won, Judge Thomas
second. Sad Sam third. Time-:54s.
Sixth race. selling. six furlongs-k ohr-
wreath won, Canderos second. The Buff
f0on third Time-l;l4$4
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Small Suits Filed.

The Fsrrand Organ company has
filed a suit against Van Walters for
$43615, due on an unpaid account.
Fife baltimore has begun suit against
John E. Dooly for 1920, claimed as due
from damage to her millinery stock,
sustained while a tenant in the Dolly
building and occupying a room below
which defective water pipe leaked
and soiled the goods.
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At the present time il begins to look as
If but three sports from this CITY would
take in the JeffFies- Fitzsimmons fight
at San Francisco Friday night Those
who have announced their intention of
going are Mike Kennedy, Sam Regal and
NJ E. Mulvey. who will leave for the west
on TO-DAY S train. 1t had been the inten-
ton to form a party from here To make
the trip, but at the last moment Several
of those who had promised to 20 WEIGHED
and the deal was all off
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Coli.
Eastern Golfers Beaten.

Chicago. July 22.-SiS golfers won from
a team OF five eastern players and one
from Detroit on the onwentsia links to-
day. The total points for the Gay We're
- "a Z and the westernerS finished = up.
The eastern team was composed OF
percy r. PAYNE and = T.. Conkiin, the
princeton BOYS: Raymond Russell of De
f-oit Arthur c. Lockwood. the Boston
EXPERT: Worden Hortsman. the veteran %
chevy Chase and y. H Zimmerman OF
- - Waiter EeAn. Charles Egan. Walter
r. smith. Abram Poole. 5r-- Harold G
smith and John Holaoird-
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Crap and Crials 4.
BIsLEY RIFLE SHOOT.
Corporal Cole Wins Bronze Medal,
With Score of 1n3

shooting for the kings prize at BisIey
was completed today. Lance Corporal
Cole OF the Dorset regiment was the win
ner OF the National Rifle assccia ton s
bronze medal. with a score of I03
Ia the first stage OF the kings prize the
best Canadian scores were: Captain
Rennie. 81: s p. Davidson, SO: Captain
Mitchell. SO: Sergeant Smith. IS: Major
MacRobbie. IS; Captain Jones 81; Private
Peddfe, "a. and Sergeant Mortimer "a.
When the 509-yard range shooting for
the kofapore cup was completed. Canada
assumed the lead with AN aggregate of
5lS- Australia was a close second with
5l5. Australia eventually won the cup
with a score of 40 Canada was second
with 757 and England third with 755.
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National Board supreme.

-'cfoAane. Wash. July president Lu-
a. OF the Northwestern baseball league
- received adviCes that the court at
in i-,,.s,a.iooea. Tenn, has dismissed the
49, lou proceedings started BY Man
- ranks of the Memphis team 20
b.Fe7t his punishment for playing
~ ~ 81 Nrain contrary to the order
&c board OF national association of
iisS uiil leagues. The decision eStab-
a. = tnat the national board Is supreme
S Sil9 That st. Vrain cannot play with any
CON. under the association without Ia
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OGDEN NEWS|
Ogden Office, 2O3 Eccles
Building. Telephone ID.
YOUNG HUFsTETLER KILLED.
Fell From Freight Train Near Loray,
Nevada.
ogden. July -

James F. Hufstetler. "a years of age
and married, was killed yesterday
morning near Loray. New, 176 miles
west of Ogden 1t is Supposed the
young man. while brakipg on west
bound freight No. POS, fell from the ear
and >Eas killed The body was discoV-
cred lying alongside the track by the
engineer of the eastbound passenger
train. and was brought into the city by
that train, arriving at I AS in the after
noon. The young man was son Of
r. E. Hufstetler of Five Points, and
had worked for the Southern PACIFIC
about two years. He has a wife and
one child living in this city.
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Root Moves TRAINING Quarters

JACK Root yesterday moved mis- training
quarters to Second South and Seventh
East stree Is. where he will remain until
the day OF the contest. Root has secured
an empty building and will fit up a COM
be looked after by Trainer STEINER. Mr.
STEINER said yesterday that Root was
not doing much of anything but road
Wo.k now. but would begin hard work
VITA the beginning of next week.
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OGDEN WILL FIGHT.
Holsters Lay Claim to Entire Amount
of Deposit Money.

Especial to The heraid.0
Ogden. July "a q. Horn in behalf
Of the Ogden baseball league team today
notified Cashier Pingree of the First Ma
tonal hank. that the Ogden club lays
claim 10 the entire 81 200 on deposit in tina
bank, and warned him not to dispose o,
the money in any other way until the
rights Of the Ogden club have been ad-
Indicated. The ground on which the
club claims the money Is that the Lob
sters have at all times been ready with
the failure has been on account of the
other teams falling to show up.
Furthermore Ogden put up the best artt-
Gle az baseball that has been put up in the
!eague. until it was patent 10 everyone
mat the league could not continue. Al
though the Junction City may not main
tain her right to the entire 81 900. sim in
view Of the action taken by the other
clubs q was thought lust as well to be on
the safe side. and hence the notification.
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PostOfice VS.. City and County.

lhs annual baseball game between the
ONCE employees and the city and
NM building boys viii be PLAYED at
w .NN7 S haU park next Tuesday. July %.
81 n '.ock p. m. There viii be all kinds
vi tI7- The lineup has not been COM
.Fl oUt will he announced later. In
81 Hf'0ahititN superintendent of Carriers
pt1l-e VIII umpire for the postoffice and
f.+r nHildingl for the city and county
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2:e9iz. 2:Io1z Miss Opheiia Albert. Jirni1Is.
Beware, Tom Keen. Uncle Julia. Emma
Lou, Wayne King, Ann Wood. IS. s. Dit
Ion. Jay ID and Charley Hofer Also
started.
2-z7 trot. two in three. purse 81 09o-Di-
rectum Spier won two straight heats in
2.l31z. PA Wilaae. John Patterson. Lau-
retta. Horace " Wilson. Miss johnson.
Roam Wilkes. Blanche, Prince eaton and
Jurash also started.
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Sham Rattle Aue 1.

The Grand Army of the Republic is
TO have military day at Glenwood. Aug
l. r. W. Young and Judge Botkin will
make addresses, and a sham battle
with an attack on a mock fort is to be
one of the features.
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TO FACTORS.

THE BEAR RIVER CANAL COM
pany will receive bids for canal excava-
ton consisting of about 413.999 cubic
cubsc yards Of dredging said work Is
located within miles of Montpelier,
Tdano Bids must be addressed TO ]. c.
Wheelon chief engineer, care Rurgoyne
Hotel. Montpelier. Idaho. not later than
August LIST. 1910. The company reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
fSfgned1 THOS- r CUTLER
President
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At Ouaha-Omahs.-2 st. Joseph, 8.
At Denver-FirSt game Denver. 3:
Peoria. ? Second game: Denver. D
Peoria. IL
AT Colorado sprinss-Celorado Springs.
l.: Milwaukee. s.
At Des Moines-Des Moines. Il; Kansas
City. s.
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Baron De Shay wins.

Detroit. July 22.-Baron de Shay won
the postponed Merchants & Manufacture
ers' Exchange 5000 stake this afternoon,
taking two straight heats in Pisa. and
2:l51s. Ted and Wentworth also started.
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Marty Mcouade makes Good.

Nearly all the fans in the city remem-
Oct Marty MCQuade. who played center
Held for the Salt Lake team during part
OF last season. Wen. this same Marty IS
now an umpire In the Western league.
ana has, from all accounts. made good.
IN Tact bis work is of such gilt edge
2iger that the people are writing poetry
scout him. The following from the Ona-
ma Norld-Herald seems to voice the SEN
ument Of the fans in the Nebraska me
uopolis
MARTY MO.
Wondrous thing has come 10 pass, al
, most too good TO tell
OaF hearts are beating Joyously beneath
go. the magic spell:
"here once the blood in awe ran cold the
=. pulses gaily thrOb:
AZ last we've got an umpire who knows
how 20 do the job.
Think not of rank decisions chilling as a
.. Wintry blast,
Forget Shad Roe and Sweigart. too; their
r.. g.oriuus dream is past;
'''set If all; the present Of its splendor
AT last we've got an umpire who knows
aow 20 do the job.
Go tell 81 To the people whom you meet
upon the street
20 shout II from the housetop TO the
70. Winds I'm accents sweet.
--,ll a.sn Your voice and cry it out with
a.. ont 70 sigh or sob:
al last We sc got an umpire who knows
now 90 do the Job.
NO matter what the dim. uncertain fu-
- lHre has in view
'oe present has its glories. and a golden
- Story. too.
iAtt ye put "a can on Sweigart and on
, Roe. the other slob.
~ .e7t We We got an umpire who knows
Row 20 do the job. VAN.
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And IN accOT0auCe Win me Nv anu y
der of The board OF directors, made on the
s1st day of May. 1852. SO many shares OF
each parcel OF said stock as may DC nee
sSsarT viii be sold at the office Of the
coupzny. No. 81 Mccormick block, SslI
lake CITY. Utah, on the 18th day OF July,
1sseseTnent together with cost OF adver-
Using and expense OF sale.
ERNEST WILLIAMS.
Secretary Tetro Mining Company OF IN
tic
June 80. 1902
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mainder of the season. Mac said That
he would return 10 Salt Lake this fall,
where he has a good position offered him,
and VIII remain for the winter.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST.
Standing of Teams.

Spokane. Wash, July 22.-score:
R. H. E
SpoLane -. ............... Is ?
Seattle ......... ................. 3 5 1
Observation-Disclosures and Frary; Hickey
and stanley Umpire-McCarthy- At
tendance, 1000.
Portland. July 22.-Seore;.
Butte ..-..-... ---.--..--.---------'-
Portland ....-....... ..-......--.-.
Ratteries-Roach and Fearless. Sails
hurry and Vfgneux. Umpire-Cunningha
''''-''' r. II. z
Tacoma ....-..-.. II
Helena .............sss.- sssssss.ss
ISatteries-White and keefe; Slagle and
sullivan Umpire-Colgan>
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THE TETRO MINING COMPANY OF
Tintic. Notice.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on account
of assess ment levied on the 31st day Of
May, 1892 the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows
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NcNichOls Goes to Rock Island.

~ Ienk McNichols. the last OF the White
--k-es' left for Rock Island yesterday.
ne VIII play short for the re-
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

UNITED SUNBEAM COMPANY.-LO-
cation Of principal place of business. Salt
Lake City, Utah. Notice--There are de-
inQuent upon the following described
stock on account OF assessment No. 1.
levied on the 51st day of May, A. D. 1902.
the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders as
follows:
No of No Assess
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order of the board Of directors. made on
the 31st day of May, 1902. so many shares
of each parcel of said stock as may be
necessary will be sold at the office of the
company. No. AZ DoOly block. Salt Lake
CITY. Utah, on Saturday. the 18th day or
july 1902, at Il O'Clock noon, to pay de-
cost of advertising and expense Of sale.
Z l. CARPENTER, Secretary
Room 4Z7 Dooly Block. Salt Lake City,
Utah Office hours, to p. m.
July Srd. lSe2.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing OF Teams.

Boston, July 22.--In two innings of to-
days game the home team scored six of
their seven hits, and both of Chicago, e
errors were made in the same innings.
Attendance, 500. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.

New York. July 22.-The Brooklyn team
made il three straight against the Phila-
delphias by winning both games of the
douole-header at Washington park this
afternoon Evans was released by the
New York club last week and received an
ovation when he walked to the pitchers
box for the Brooklyn club, with which he
signed -oIly today. The new acquisition
to Hahlons players also did well at the
bat as he made a single and two-bagger
and scored run. Attendance, 4,500.
Score:
First game: r. II. E.
Philadelphia .......-. .--..-......-5 u
Brooklyn ..........-... ............7 8 /
Batteries-Duggleby and Jacklftsch;
Donovan and Ahearn. Umpire-Emslie.
Second game: II. II. Z.
Brooklyn ........ .........3 10 3
Batteries-Evans and Farrell; Fraser
and DOOM Cmpire-Emslie.
Chicago. July 22.-ThieIman gave a pass,
made a wild pitch. hit three batsmen and
was pounded for six singles in the first
seven runs. Attendance 10000 including
5000 school children, admitted free. Score:
r. H. L.
SnicaSo Ns'''ss.. ..s..s.........--- 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Killing; Thielman
and Bergen. Umpire-O Day.
st. Louis. July 22-St. Louis lost today's
game with Pittsburg. although the home
team supported Currie Drettily He
weakened after the fifth inning and was
batted freely. Attendance, eco. Score:
r. H. L.
st. Louis .-.--.... .......,.......... 8
Batteries-Currie and Ryan: Phillppl
and OCOnnOr. Umpire-Brown.
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SPECIAL JULY path.

DEPoT-First South and Fourth
West streets.
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At a meeting of the board Of directors
held the 18th day of July. 1892. the above
mentioned sale of delinquent stock of the
United Sunbeam Mining company vas
postponed to take place on Monday, the
18th day of July. 1892 at u O'Clock noon
of that day. at the office of the company.
room 404 DooIy block. Salt Lake City,
Utah. E L. CARPENTER,
Secretary.
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Philadelphia July 22.-The home team
won the last of the series from Cleveland
today by a batting rally. Attendance,
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washington. July 22.-Todays game be-
tween Washington and ST. Louis was a
match in which the visitors came
out victorious. McCormick's home run
scored the deciding run. Attendance. 2.90S.
Score:
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Baltimore. July 22-The Detroit team
took the last of the series here. Attend
lnce. 1.315. Score: