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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
Downing Took Two Heats Out Of
Three in Match Race.
HOPPER WON THE HANDICAP
. Made a Brilliant Finish aud Went
Around the Los Angeles hoy crowd
Became Fired.

The bicycle races at the Salt Palace
last night drew another big crowd, but
the ordor Of the cycle fans was some
what dampened by the long, tlresomc
and unnecessary waits between each
event. This took great deal of en-
thusiasm out Of the spectators, and
Manager SchefsM would do well TO see
that the heats are run on as quickly
as possible In the future But the races
were good, the music fine and the
weather beautiful.
Holman. the speedy boy from Los
Angeles, had an on night ana was
beaten in TWO races. In his match race
with Hardy Downing he was picked by
many as q sure Nlm,ur Eu rdrItu Ou
the FIRST heat. but Downing took the
next two ana the race, In the mile
handicap professional Holman was
again beaten, this time by little Hop
per Several OF the handicap men pac-
ed each other and did their best TO keep
a big lead, They allowed Johnnie
Chapman TO do most OF the donkey
work but the Atlanta boy was a little
too wise to keep II up, and after going
q fast clip for two or three laps, de-
cided the game was not worth the
candle, and dropped out TIA finish
was red hot Holman had the pole and
was going for dear life when little Hop.
per made beautiful sprint In the
home stretch beating his rival BY
wheel
The mile handicap for amateurs was
q pretty race, but everybody expected
to see a spill The more supersutious
were sure ther would be some high and
lofty tumbling because there were 10
starters and 1t was Friday night There
was one fall Redman selected a few
soft boards to fail ON and did some
tumblng that would hake a circus man
turn green with enyay After the race
was run and the riders We're slowing
up, Starbuck took a fall, but was not
hurt Redman received numerous
scratches and bruises, but viii be all
right IN a few days. The summary
follows:
Mile match-Flrst heat. Holman beat
Downing IN 1853; second heat. Down
ing beat Holman in 1856; third heart,
Downing beat Holman in 300 fiat.
Mile handicap, amateur ElswOod
first, War; second Ttate third. Burton
Downing fourth. Time, 1853.
Mile handicap, professional Hopper
first Holman second, Samuelson third,
Burris fourth, Stayer hfth. Time, 1855.
Half-mlle consolation handicap
Bowers won Heagren second Burrls
third. Time, 1853.
Motor-paced record trial, one mile
Hardy Downing did the distance In
1894 failing to break Charles Turville's
record Of 30 1-5
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az 10 a. m, where a grand program was
rendered, appropriate for the occasion.
The house and grounds were beautiful
~ decorated, and after being enter
tained for two hours with music, songs.
reoitations, speeches, etc. all were seat
cd around the heavily laden tables
under the shade trees, and ample JUS
tice was done the good things prepared
for the veterans The program was
continued after the banquet. The day
was indeed a happy one throughout.
RETURNS FROM ANN ARBoR
c. Il, Berry returned home June %
from a two years course, studying
law at Ann Arbor, Michigan, complet-
Ing three years course in "a months
and getting degree and admission to the
supreme court Of Michigan. He left
here as graduate OF the b. Y. A. and
Is known for his hard work TO get 10
the top. He Is a Springvllle boy by
birth, and the people all wish him sue.
cess In his new calling.
Sprngville's new tithing Office Is
completed and 1t Is credit to the
Church and will add much TO the i'm
provement Of our town.
The work on the new schoolhouse Is
progressing nicely. Several nice dwell
ings are also being completed.
Crops are fine this season, the water
supply Is beginning to fall little.
Work on the electric power plant In
Hobble creek canyon is progressing and
light viii soon appear.
Samuel Buckley has been appointed
precinct constable for springvlle
FROM NEW ZEALAND MISSION.
James b. johnson Of springyille re-
turned June 20 from a mission to New
Zealand, after an absence OF three
years. He reports a successful time
and enjoyed his labors very much. The
people OF the Third ward were favored
with an address from him. and an ex-
hibit OF many articles from New Yea
land which Elder johnson brought with
him as gifts from the Saints.
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ASSESSMENT NO. /.

The Bingham Centennial Mining Com.
pany, office and principal place 81 bust
ness, SAT- Lake City, Utah. Nbtlce Is
hereby given that meeting Of the Boarll
% directors of the Bingham Centennial
Mining company held on the 18th day of
May 1913 an assessment OF y cent ner
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation Issued and outstand-
lng' payable Immediately 10 the Secretary
az ms Office, room No, 6. Commercial
block, Salt Lake City. Utah. ANY gtoek
upon which this assessment may remain
unpaid on the igt day OF july 1903. viii
be delinquent aud win be ADVERTISED for
sale az public auction, and unless pay
mont Is made before viii bo sold on Mon.
day. the z0th day of July. 1893, at O'clock
p M, az secrotory'a Office TO pay line
delinquent assessment thereon together
with the cost Of advertising and the ex-
pense OF sale. BY order Of the Board OF
Directors THOMAS w. SLOAN,
Epcretarv
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ASSESSMENT No. 1.

Denver Mining Company. once and
principal place OF business, Salt Lake
city Utah
Notlco Is hereby given that at a meet
Ing 0l the board of directors of the Den
ier Mining Company held on the ith day
OF june 1903. am assessment 0f y cent
Per share was levied upon the capital
stock of The corporation issued and OUT
standing payable Immediately 10 the see
Rotary az bis Office 2S b. y. Walker
Biz. solt lake CITY Utah. Any stock
unpaid on the i0lh day OF Iuly. zoos. Wi
be delinquent and advertised for sale M
public auction ond unless payment 4
made before VIII he sold on MONDAY tlc
9Th day Of July, at " a. No., az the sccro.
tafy's Office. 70 pay the delinquent as
sesainent thereon. together with the cost
of advertising. and expense of sale By
order OF tho Board NJ Directors.
w H., MADISON. Secretary
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice Is hereby given that n special
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Mar
gate Investment Company win be held on
the 18th day Of July. i03. az the hour OF
ten O'Clock o.. m at the Office OF said
company No. 90 South Main Street Salt
Lake city Utah Tor the purpose Of con-
s.derlng and voting upon certain proposed
amendments tu the Articles OF lncQfperN-
ton OF the company whereby The time u
the duration OF said corporation Il to he
extended from ten years 90 hfty years
from Che date " lts Incorporation. that IS.
90 tAc 18TH day az August, 1913, and where
by the copiial stock 0f said corporation is
Ia ba reduced from i91 shares 30 3o)
sfaros and from $500 10 S601, and
whereby tht aggregate amount OF ASSESS
mCnt that may hc ltViCl he changed from
I'VE hundred dollars io lpo thousand dol.
lars
By order of tho Board of Directors.
HENRY s. MARGETTs.
prcsi lent
FRANK y. MARGCTTS.
Secretary.
Dated June end. le3.
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NOTICE 10 coNrnAoroRs.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
| viii be received by the undersigned no TO
| 1915 clock D. m. Of July 6 1913. FOR the
| materials aud labor required In the erpc-
| uoh OF a Metalurgical building ana the
| extension Of water mains around the
| buildings on University site lust east Oh
ana adjacent 10 salt Lake city. Utah. ana
according 10 plans and specifications and
| DRAWINGS which arc open FOR inspection OF
piuders at The office Of Dallas q Hedges.
AiGl9iitgcts' Va the Deseret National Bank
nullulhs, 40 me corner Of Main and First
south streets IN salt Lake City. Utah
enu an bids and proposals al the above
time VIII be publicly opened and read In
lhc oiuNe ut The ncstrot National Bank
IN sgld city. All bids must Dc addressed
lQ university Of Utah Salt Lake CITY.
Utah and marked On the lower leftbanj
CORNER Bids on such bids can be az
hNeftd 90 The Board of Regents ui tho
SUD Tine ana place Of opening Same.
hiuh must not contain conditions. oual-
LEGATIONS propositions oh any other nmg
w lnoluon 20 Those mentioned in lho
plans specifications drawings. contact
ana pond. ana bidders mus. u.s.. The forms
81 tlds without change. which win d.
louud at the office VI Sold architects. ANA
no oih,r i0rm ot DO wiu he received. A
ctrilned check on some bank Boo salt Iake
CITY ltah, for an leJet live DER ccpt IN
lh' amount of the bl must b. Enclosed
Each check Is o. Doe male PAYABLE to ut.
tnqtrlEnl and is Oh De forfeited Ia tss
increasingly in case the bid IS accepted
anu tnt bidder does not enter into fba
contract and bond within three davs aftrr
rs acceptance for The mhhml caecniio5
mentioned
The proposed contract and hond ar.
also 90 the office Of the eaId arcsit..tg
and can there be- examined
The work CONTEMPLATED in the abovs
notice Is divided into the following da-
plrtmcnts to-wit,
l-hAcayaimg, grading. roanmr. four.
v ,,i.,i, IN unison and brick work cut Stone
Letting ana plastcrng and expand
ing hardware.
A-Painung
Tin and galvanized iron work
ulatne '- ''
i-Constructlonal steel and iron work
-tor an OF the above departments |
~, 9- i.l, extension % water main around !
Proposals. will be- received f1r Zach or /
the above departments as numbered. lr /
ior any Two or more MI them CNceut thc /
ninth. OF for lli 0f them together. cy.ru. /
we mhth Each proposal must embrace /
all the Items of labor AND materials COM /
pused On tle department 0f deulrfmerts /
portion or portions uid upon SO sub /
divisions other than those mentioned /
above viii be considered
A bond must De furnished Tor one-half 1
% Che amount 0f The bli with good and |
sufficient sureucE lll satisfactory and
acceptable t0 the undersI Ened
The ungcrslgnl D reserves the uRht % /
reject any or a'l bids or 20 accept any |
pa or bids % may deem best or 70 let
the entire contract Oh one bidder.
NHAEREfIN OBJ Utah
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NOTICE or SALE OF HEAL ESTATE
al PRlVArE SALE

Under authority OF an order OF sain
granted by the District Court Probate
Division. salt Lake County. Utah. dated
June ~, 1906 I VIII sell az private sane me
following described property. to-Wlr Al
shares North Point Irrigation Stock: part
NJ southwest quarter OF section 81. towns
snlp / north of range west. SAT- Lake
Meridian, commencing al the southwest
corner OF said quarter section, running
thence east " rods, thence north IS rods.
west 81 rods, south " rods 20 place OF h.
ginning, Part of the west half OF section
4 township and range Aforesaid COM
mcncing az point 49, rods east Of SOUTH
west corner of the northwest quarter IN
said section running thence north @ rods.
east q rods south 30 rods. east ii rods,
south 10 rods west IS 70 mods, north Is rods
To place Of beginning containing 10 acres.
All in Salt Lake County State OF Utah
The sale VIII be made az the oifQe OF q.
II Bachman Room No i2 Commercial
Block salt Lake City. Utah, on or after
Monday, July 9Th 1913. Terms Of sale 10
per cent OF each sum bid must accom-
pauy bid ana The sale or sales win he sub.
Jet 10 The continuation by the said court
GUSTAYE II. BACKMAN.
Administrator ~ the Estate VI John II.
Rumel Deceased
Dated June 2ith 1879
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
NOTICE

HQb Mining Company Location Of prln-
9pul place of business Salt Lake CITY
Utah. Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Directors. held on ne I'm
Gay OF June 1903 an assessment OF two
mills per share was levied on The capital
stock ~ thc corporation payable al once
20 q w Muyle treasurer. ot the office Of
Young M1yle. losete National Bank
Building Salt Lake city Utah. Any
stock upon which this asses nent may
remain unpaid on The 2lst day OF Julp
1896 Will De delinquent and advertlsc
for sale at public auction and unloss
payment s made before. win be sold 0n
August Ath. 1908, 20 pay the dpllnauent
assessment together with costs Of ad-
VcrtIsing and expense Of sale.
q. W. MOYLE, Secretary.
Deseret National Bank Building, Salt
Lake City Utah
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or INTEREST TO SETTLERS.

Sixty thousand acres Of land Will
be thrown open for settlement July Let.
below the Twin Falls. Idaho. on the
Snake River, under the Carey Act. For
the benefit OF settlers desiring TO file on
land. the Oregon Short Line win sell
tickets TO Shoshone, Idaho June 2lth
and 27th, az half rates; good returning
for ten days
See Short Line agents for particulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27

Wis county orchards this spring, and the
presence Of the nolsOme pests has con-
WINGED the people of the utility OF spray
Ing Many held the insects In check by
spraying with Paris green and the ar
senical mixtures, but too many neglect
ed to do this and az a consequence the
pests spread everywhere.
A great dra wback to the fruit indus
try Of Davis is the old neglected apple
orchards, which should be cleaned up
root and branch and destroyed. The
land IL too valuable to be held by such
insect and disease breeding remnants
Of the orchards OF long ago
In the newer fruit plantations the out
look for fruit Is very promising in Da-
Wis. As rule the new orchards are
kept clean and thrifty and in conse-
quence will yield handsome returns but
many Of the old orchards are badly
neglected and the fruit from them will
barely pay taxes,
At Centeryille Mr.. Atwood Brown
owns the prize cherry orchard OF the
state, solid block Of six acres,
Although but a young orchard, the own
er realized nearly 5000 an acre from It
last year, and this year he expects to
do better than that, as the trees are COW
cred with fruit. The orchard Is kept IN
splendid tilth, being cultivated nearly
every week till the fruit natures. and
not weed or spear Of grass Is allowed
TO grow in this orchard, which now pre-
sents beautiful sight, loaded with
handsome fruit
Mr.. Parry of the state board Of hortl-
culture called on the county commits
sloners week or more ago and talked
with them on the fruit situation Of the
county and also on the need Of county
board Of horticulture meeting with a
very favorable response. A petition has
been presented to them by the leading
fruit growers Of the county, asking for
this appointment and II Is expected
that the appointment will be made the
first Monday in July.
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Tonp Ridp Con1 Chaha CaIdaris SIM
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Long Ride, coOl Shade, Calders. Sun
day.
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PERRY.
DEATH OF GEORGE DAVIS.
Lays Down Life's Cares In His 10th
Year.

Special Correspondence.
Perry. BoXelder Co., June 23.-George
Davis of this place formerly Of Lehi,
and later Of Charleston, Cache county,
died June IL Joined the Church when
q 10y of 10 in Worcestershire, England,
Els career has been marked by useful
ness and sterling integrity, IN what
h. knew TO be the Gospel of Christ.
He has held many positions OF respon-
slbillty In the Church wherever his lot
has been cast. at the time Of his death
was president Of the Fifty-ninth quo
rum OF seventy, ward teacher, Sunday
school teacher and worker He filled
an onorahle mission to Liverpool Eng
land, bapti2ing ~ persons: returned in
May, 1902. In December next ne would
have been 20 years old. He leaves two
families. Y children. So grandchildren
ara two grandchildren. Funeral
took place on the 18th inst In the Perry
Tabernacle, buried In Brigham City
cemetery, \ host Of friends from many
parts of this state and Idaho attended
tho last sad rites.
Millennial Star please copy.
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that there win
be a meeting Of the members OF the
street Railway Mutual Aid Association
Of salt Lake city, held al Offices In Car
Barn. Salt Lake CITY Utah. on the seq
enth day Of July. 1913, at s o'clock p. M.
the object OF which said meeting Is To de-
termne hy vote of the members OF said
association whether or not said ass0cIa-
ton shall incorporate under the laws OF
the State Of Utah All members are re-.
quesled to be present
O. p. ARNOLD. JR..
President by Authority Of the Board.
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ASSESSMENT No. /.

New Pass Gold Mining Company. prin-
cipal place OF business, Salt Lake City,
Utah, Location Of mines New Pass, Lam
der County. Nevada. tReese River Min.
Ing DISTRICT Notice Is hereby given tho
al meeting OF the Board OF Directors of
the New Pass Gold Mining Company held
on the 2lrd day OF June. 1858. Assessment
No. l. Of four cents per share, was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation
Issued and outstanding payable immedl-
aicly % the Secretary at his object Room
eV TempletOn Building, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on Saturday. the
18th day Of July, 1903 Will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction,
ana unless payment Is made before will be
sold on Tuesday. the 18th day OF August,
lsa, at y o'clock noon at the Secretary's
ONCE 10 pay tho delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs Of adj
yertlsiug and expense Of sale
~ G. MORRIS Secretary.
Utah
First publication June 2ith. 1903
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HARRINGTON.
DAVIS COUNTY ORCHARDS.
Big Profits In Fruit Growing =
County Board OF Horticulture,

Special Correspondence.
Pennington, Davis Co., June 25.--secy.
Jos. II. Parry of the state board Of
horticulture, has been visiting this
county in the interest Of fruit growing
the past two days. He finds that
though much is being done In CONNER
clal fruit growing in the north end OF
the county, small mixed orchards are
the rule in the south end, with much
land devoted to truck gardening that
would pay twice the profits II grown TO
fruit. When fruit growing, requiring no
more labor or lrrigatlng water than gar
den truck growing, can be made TO pay
from 5000 to $500 an acre, according to
the man who runs the farm" 1t should
not require much argument to convince
the Davis county land owner which
pays best.
The tent caterpillar has infested Da-
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OUR OWN STATE.

". NJ. Scott aud wife Of Greeley, Colo,
are visiting IN Ogden, the guests OF c.
j. Campbell and family.
Mrs. w. J. Taller the popular mil
liner will accompany her husband to
England, where he goes In few days
on mission,
Misses Alice and Nettie Mcguire have
gone 10 Denver and other eastern cities
to spend the summer with relatives.
Alfred Bulge and Joseph Shepherd,
two prominent business men OF Paris,
Idaho, are IN Ogden this week.
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STOCKHOLDERS ANSuAL MEETING,

Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual stockholders NEE ting of the Flor
enco Mining company, corporation un-
der the laws OF Utah, whose principal
place of business Is Salt Lake city Utah
will be held on the en- day Of July. 1900
at O'Clock p. m, at the companys Office,
room jQS Mccormick building, IN said Salt
Lake City for the purpose OF clectlng d.
rectors and officers OF said company.
WM. c. HALL.
President and Director.
June l9. 1863.
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FAUST.
Two Weddings-sunday School En-
northumberland Prosperous.


observation-disclosures Prosperous.
Special Correspondence.
Faust Tooele Co. June 25.-Miss
Nettie Jorgensen Of this place and Ira
Gardener Of Wasateh were married In
Tooele City on the goth. The recep-
ton was held at TN brides parents,
followed by grand bali in the Vernon
hall.
Miss Charlotte Ajax aud DR.. II. A.
Mayors were married in Salt Lake City
last week, Or. Mayors is connected
with the o. S. /, road. The couple
viii make Salt Lake their home.
s. z, Littleford and family viii spend
the summer camping on the Provo.
A successful entertainment was given
IN the Vernon hall for the benefit OF
the Sunday school. The school is maxi
Ing good progress.
There is an abundance Of water, and
crops never looked better, especially
wild hay and lucern.
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PROVO.
BIG DAMAGE SUIT
Against Utah sugar Co. - County
Sues for Poll Tax.

! Special Correspondence,
| Provo, Utah Co., June 27.--The $25, 900
' damage suit Of ", e. and Maria Chris.
tersei against the Utah Sugar company
| Is now being tried in the Fourth dis
| trlct court. Powers, Straup and Lipp-
! nan appear for the plaintiffs and Rich
| ards una Narlan and K, W. Young for
the defendant company
Nearly the entire day, yesterday, was
| taken up In securing jury, and the
| following additional jurors were drawn
| TO secure the panel r. w. Sharp, c.
| Il. snyder, w. Ii Freshwater Henry
| McCoard and John Peterson. No sugar
beet grower was accepted on the Jury.
PLAINTIFFS are the parents OF Chris
Christensen who was scalded nj the
Sugar colnpany's works at Lehi where
he was employed by the escape of hot
water ana steam from boiler, which
Re had been directed to clean by the
repair machnist On Nov. O. 1902, and
from the effects Of which injuries he
uled on the 18th Of the same month.
Thv plaintiffs allege negligence on the
pant of the defendant company In fail
ing to properly instruct The deceased IN
regard TO the nature of his work and
IN falling to make him acquainted with
the dangerous nature OF the work
Tie defendant company denies any
negligence and claims that the DECEASED
received his Injuries through his own
caroiessness
utah county has commenced suit
against John Christensen to collect 50
alleged TO be due as delinquent polltax
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The scnndinavlans of Provo and
vicinity had an enjoyable midsummer
outlng AT the Provo lake resort today
Dr. II. Il. Assadoorlan has decided
10 locate in Provo.
Theodore Bergmeyer was sentenced
to 10 days by Justice John for yag-
rancy, yesterday
Three boys We're before Justice John,
Yesterday on a complaint charging
them with loating around the depot.
Two OF them were permitted TO go I'M
der suspended sentence after promis-
ing to mend their ways. The other was
above the age limit. Is years, to which |
the ordinance applies, and he was dis |
charged but made the mistake Of Civ |
ing expression to the indlgnity which |
NJ felt at being arrested In such a |
Mariner that Justice John considered |
III" young man IN contempt Of court |
and fined him 81.
Zen. L. w. Shurnn was In Provo
yesterday.
Prof. Lunds great concert will be
given Tuesday night. II was post |
ppncd from last Monday evening on |
account of the inability Of Willard |
Weihe and some Of the other artists to
atterd.
y. c. Sorensen has been appointed
school census ennumerator for the Sec
ond ward.
Mrs. Alice Kellogg Hunt. wife OF Rev.
". G. Hunt, formerly Of Salt Lake
CITY and now of ST. Ansgar. Iowa.
Is mere for the summer, with her two
children visiting her parents, Judge and
Mrs, NJ, NJ, Kellogg
Ralph NJ Kellogg stopped of for
few days visit with his parents and
friends on his way from Colorado to
san Bernardino county, California.
where he IL moving.
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Save your shoe money by purchasing
Al the big Shoe Sale Hlrschman's,
Long Ride Cool Shade, Calder's, sun.