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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The cement plasterlng is heing put
on the NJ, II Walker residence, and the
roof tllIng Is being put into place.
,, No.,
>, Mrs. MARY Nunoeparhcl, VI raua,;
iopeie County, SN9t,,vluuy We VIZ ~, ~ ~
OF az the heos w rlsnt hospi'al lol
cataract one IL uolhs h'ce'y'
The blowing out of a fuse I'm n street
car at the state Fair grounds yesterday
caused a blaze which aid considerable
damage TO the iloor OF the car petore
pelhS eNuhgalhheu'
Mike Ik,ch a miner from Bingham. IA
nj The Keorh- Wright hospital suffering
from "A hadly bruised head throuph he.
ING caught in a cnye-ln i'm ono NJ the
mines there. While the man is In a ser.
ious condition there nre no doubts az 10
his ultimate recovery.
Robert Wright, residing al 6f2 sixth
East street, came down from Soda
springs u couple or weeks ago, having
been discouraged as smallpox patient
upon arriving mere II was found thnt
ne hdd not been cured ana ne was tax
en- TO the pesthouse. Yesterday his
mother developed symptoms or the
same disease and was also removed to
The Caledoninn society has decided to
change It's name to Caledonian club OF
salt LAKE AT last nights meeting, and
the following committee was selected
70 arrange Tor the halloween ball as
Follows Mrs McCardell, Mrs. Melton,
Mrs, Stimson, 7, ). Williamson, Joseph
Milligan u. NJ. Monat and Alexander
GALLAGHER. Thursday night the club Will
meet az X, n, MoIiats residence, 100
west seventh SOUTH
Postmaster Tboras 60 .r,,,,,ro tor
,ba co,,oction ~ iet,ors ,r "a, ,"' ,s nul
or business bouses ho,vss,, 49,
n n, danv hv snec,ot co,r,a, I'M T,,,
imnrovement ,vss s,,geested law ~, , ,'
pested ennditIon ~ the ietter '"e 49, oUi,s
whom mo lofe afternonn carria,s 80"
their rnnnds hetyeen ana q o,oimnt
partIes sandine au, n,rc,,ia la o ioIi,,
toke tbot Tina In dumn thew , Stie ,,a,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
WE ARE IN THE prrsINEss


Don't You want to know about the
golden opportunities for getting some Of
the real estate bargains we have. or
about the rooming houses. groceries. ci-
gar stores restaurants lunch counters
hotels. barber shops or furniture stores
we have for salef IL would take more
space than this paper would give us. to
tel all about them. SO we invite YOU 10
call We will cheerfuly tell you and YOU
can rely on every word we say. We he
lieve IN honest straightforward methods
Of doing business.
JUST A FEW SPECIALS.
small grocery doing cash business can
De had very cheap. Best location In town.
one OF the best established cigar stores
In the city will invoice
One ~ the best restaurants In town. do
ing big business Owner must sell on
account Of leaving and viii sell at a bar
gain,
DO you know, We can sell you a coy
nome Tor 500 down. balance less than
rent, In monthly payments.
=. We have the homes. the business places
iou want them-let's get together
The O. c. Richter Co. u Eagle NIX
Got that address right Phone lli9.k.
= s.-Wc can build store room for
you close In, don't overlook It.
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TINE UNION REAI, rsTATr 20


AT 2i2 State St, opp, Knutsford Hotel,
wishes tn call special attention OF the
public 90 their very large Hist OF proper
Ties of all kinds now on sale az their Of
fee as they have quite n number OF gen
ulne bargains IN both HOUSES and lots
building lots BUSINESS and prospective
business properties In all parts Of the city
and suburbs Also n number Of good
farms and ranches ROOMING HOUSES.
HOTELS. BUSINESS PROPOSITIONS.
GROCERIES, etc Several Of the above
can be bought on easy terms. especially
Residence property AMI building lots. and
We lclng In the REAL ESTATE BUS1-
NESS In this city for over twenty years.
gives ls unusual facilities to give reliable
Information to prospective buyers as TO
VALUES LOCATIONS. ADVANTAGES
ana prospects. We are Mt your service
10 show YOU around. and post you-and
feel confident that I'm the future. as In the
past we can satisfy those who trust ils
with their business interests We take
special charge and care OF non-resident's
prorertcs-buy. sell or exchange. collect
rents and remit proximity, and 40 gem
ernl real estate and lonnng business
We solicit YOUR patronage PleRse re-
member the Mace Is on State St No gi9
onp, knutsford Hotel Don't fall ~ call
On u.s. Union Real Estate Co. G. II.
Enowlden, Mgr.
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local office Of
the weather bureau for the "a hours
ending at a. m. today;
Barometer reading az a. m, rs so
inches. Temperature at a. m, 40;
maximum temperature, SO degrees,
minimum temperature, ~ degrees,
mean temperature, As degrees, which
is degrees below normal
Total deficiency OF daily mean tenn
perature since oct I, IL degrees.
Accumulated deficiency OF daily mean
temperature since Jan 1, 322 degrees
Total precipitation for the "a hours
ending az 6 a. m. ,Oi inch.
Total precipitation since the first OF
the month. SO inch, which Is 80 inch
above normal,
Accumulated deficiency in preciplta-
tlon since Jan ], 0S inch.
FORECASTS TILL 6 p. NJ SUNDAY.
Local forecasts for salt Lake city
and vicinity;
Fair tonight and Sunday rising tenn
perature
Forecasts for Utah made Mt Denver
Colo;
Fair tonight and Sunday rising tenn
perature
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The storm area over the Canadian ~
w province yesterday morning has
moved slowly southeastward and now
oyerspreads the Upper Mississippi val
ley 1t has, II anything, increased In
energy and still dominates the weather
conditions of the entire western portion
Of the country where precipitation was
general during the past "a hours Rain
was stlll falling this morning at Havre
and Huron. High pressure ovcrlles
the Pacific coast and the extreme
northwest. Temperatures are decided
ly lower throughout the entire plateau
region.
/. LODHOIZ,
Temporarily In Charge.
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FUTILE BROS. & wooLLEY. NO. $40

salt Lake 10000 Pop. 1906"
Bargains in lots
2lyNl 2nd ana NJ SIS, only 5000
2'gxlo facing liby Park. It'll r.. to $500
tNlO n w corner Bird AMI T Sts.-S3 800
2gNlo tcheap cot LIST n mr. Main. s.. $50
aAlu cor, jth t.. St-ti 600.
SHX2O. Sth So. 2nd r. SITS. 5000.
2ENlQ II. 3rd So. St,-Sl 900
Homes and INVESTMENTS.
No, SO n st.. 3-r0om brick cottage--si 600
No. $50 9Th St, mod. j-room brick. new
No Sl6 2nd St. 5-rm brick. good-sl loo
No 1923 y. Brig St, }-room brick. t0x
~ BoM2;u-h hphyO"-,Ooo5o tn ETAO
m F. near 9Th South. groom brick
modern good So 200
Q St., near Brigham, S.room modern
brick furnace-SN0.
81. new modern brick rooms. fur
!. iih So, houses rented for sg.n-
K St.. modern new 6-room brick twas
81 500 $3.50.
We have tremendous list Of non-resl.
dent properties We control that must boz
sold, We charge nothing 10 buyers. Call
and see u.s.
salt Lake 10000 Pop, 1906"
,Tuttlc Bros. & W0olley Progress Her.
aid Bldg
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MCDOWELL & CARPENTER. Chronic
aiilictions and deformites a speciality. 2Oi-
s-6 II. T. Walker Bldg. Phone i3I6-y;
hours 1912 and PC
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S0-ACRE FRUIT FARM. go ACRES IN
from to l0-year-0ld trees. beautifully
situated TO avoid frosts. Absolutely first
class water right Fine S-r0om house.
good barns buggles traps, wagons i'm
plements. etc. Quarter mile from r. r..
station. rs the best fruit farm IN the
state. $4,000 Good terms
Little Little, No. w. 2nd South
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HOTELS.

HERALD HOTEL. UNDER NEW
management; dining room rcmodeled. ex.
and lst South, H. Smith, Prop. iPhons
LOCK- Rooms Sec and up.
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WANTED.

IA MAN WITH $50 TO 500 WITH
some experience, to manage floral bust
ness established Is years. Address dlS
Deseret News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

$3.50 buys n nice FARM. well improved.
small house, granary Ne GOOD water
rights one mile from n. n. station.
der Walkers Bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

HOt SToN EGAL iSTATE
Inv Co, Real Estate,
Loans, lls. 2ol Main b.
500 jO-foot building lot. 10th
Il. and 10th so.
Si00--2-rud building lot on
7th w. near so. Temp.
Sij0-2iax1-rOd corner, face
South and East. IND
West and Sth SO.
81 ,0j0--j-room new brick cot
tage. city water. car
service, lot 21igxl57 It,
to alley, nth e., just
below 10th So. corner
N,7j0--5-rm. mo1ern cottage;
good barn; wen located
on east side.
S2,l00-l-room modern brick
cottage; 5Xl0 rods; nicely To-
Gated on End st.
(2,jO0-- i-rnom brick cottage; 3
40 rods ground; car
line, 9Th East location.
$,O0-5-room new mod, brick
cottage; strictly modern
plumbing and first class
In every respect; 9th
East, lust above Sth So.
Houston Real Estate Inv.
Co Tel, p, 81 Main.
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SEWING MACHINES,

BARGAINS IN 2ND HAND SEWING
machines
. Domestic machines. 500 10 $500.
5 Now Home machines. $500 10 Sl5m.
2 Household machines. $500 10 $500
Other makes at one-fOurth value. Re-
pairs a speciality Wheeler q Wilson
sewing machine store, 20 Il. ist South
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Chicago, oct. 3-Temperatures at 7
n. M New York. 60 Boston, SO, Phila-
delphia, &c. Washington, 6i Chicago,
&C., Minneapolis and Cincinnati e.; St.
Louis 10.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
BROWNS IN TOWN,
No. II H.. LIST South Street.

49,
BROWNS IN TOWN,
No II II. LIST South Street.
Come and see what we've got on easy
payments or for spot cash.
$50 per foot business property, one block
from clock corner You buili. We
md tenant
s., 2oO-llsxlO, good seven room house, Il.
H., bath, one block from Temple
S. IOO-ix6 rods. good seven room house.
sewer, pavement; estate must be
sold at once. Ground Is worth more
money! two blocks from our office.
800 per foot Main ST This side Of Fed
eral building isS feet deep
1890 per foot best business corner In
Salt Lake, now paying good inter-
osti large enough to suit the heavy
weights.
500 per rod, two blocks from Temple.
500 buys a building lot near 9Th SO. and
LIST West
$50 buys nice building spot on 9th West
near so. Temple.
$500 per rod buys corner facing west, list
So. ami 9th East
$50 buys Broom brick on East Bench.
81 l00 buys broom brick and frame on 2nd
East, close In.
81, 100 buys 5-room house, Northeast Bench,
3XlO rods, facing south.
600 buys Groom modern L. Z. brick on
4 Street
Terms can be had on any OF these.
Browns In Town,
No. II East LIST South. Phone HT.
AN OPEN DOOR TO
RELIABLE INFORMATION ABOUT
SALT LAKE
REAL ESTATE
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Let your stan Of lie be a good one.
our Bread Is dependable staff.
ITS THE BEST"
Call or phone We deliver free. VI.
EMMA MODEL BAKERY & CAFE. 10
T. Third South ST. Phone 1881.
CHAS SEYBOLDT.
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LN.HiGLEY, HONEST PLUMBERS
Reliable Electric Wiring,
lV5 r. FIRST south Phone I52
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AN OPEN DOOR TO
RELIABLE INFORMATION ABOUT
SALT LAKE
REAL ESTATE.


10 the thousands Of strangers who VIII
soon throng within the gates Of our city,
We extend cordial welcome to call at orr
Offices and receive reliable Information
about Salt Lake real estate.
our horses and Vehicles are at your
service, and We VIII appreciate the oppor-
tunity Of showing YOU over this fast
growing metropolis OF the ntermountain
region No compulslOn about buying un-
derstand, but Just enlightenment about
the advantages of Investing In Salt Lake
city
We believe I'm courteous treatment cou-
pied with straightforward and truthful
information This we guarantee and We
viii be at your service to pu. you on the
right track toward making a conservative
investment from 500 to 100000, some of
them paying II per cent and over
IL you live anywhere within the region
penetrated by the Salt Lake newspapers,
we know that YOU have read our adveI-
tising and thought more than once, ~
WONDER WHAT SORT or A HAIR
PIN THAT MAN REAVlS is, who
caused me TO stop ana think by his,
Whose Roof is over Your Head9 and
that ether mueh-used phrase, STOP
Well. all can say is that the pleasure
viii be mine to receive a visit from you,
with the opportunity to talk TO you about
How To stop Paying Rent and initiate
you into my methods of building and sell
ing houses on Easy Terms.
Don't miss the number OF my office;
1S ". IND So First door East Of Hlrs
drug store, The pestoiice Is on the oppo-
site corner
II you are in town to take In the fair
or get the benefits of conference, don't
tall to provide for call on me.
am actually building q houses In Salt
Lake city and its suburbs, and | want
you TO see how far money goes when II Is
invested with my advice,
al
ton TO call | beg to remain
our Humble heal Estate Servant
j. DONNON REANIS,
IS w. End SO. Phone l73.
At the Sign.
"Whosc Roo. is Ovtr 81 our iload7"
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YESTERDAYS RECORD
In PRINCIPAL CITIES.

Highest .",.,,.,, ....".",.bS
Lowest ".,,,,,.. ,,.s.'''''.'''4S
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NOW IS the time to BUY. DON'T wa
I'LL Spring.
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We ray 4 per cent interest per annum
IN 81 20 5000, Zlon's Srvlnts Bank
q Trust Co, Joseph T., Smith presI.
dent, George NJ, Cannon. Cashier.
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BUY before the BOOM. II win come be.
Iore March LIST. 1904.
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CARPENTERS AND JossERs.

UTAH SCREEN AND JOB SHOP. Al 6.
W, Temp Phone i2ls.z n. s. Brock
Prop. Screens Of all kinds, store fronts
and fixtures and general contracting
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SHoEMRKEqs,

JOHN CAMENCtN. Utah's most sclen
INC shoemaker. Solid omfort for tendeI
or deformed feet s. Wy ThIrd South.
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Telephone No. iioi-z,

Room ) Eagle block corner West Temple
ana West socond south
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ARLINGTON & COURT
NEN
Publish the only exclusive
Real Estate Paper in the
city In which YOU can find
hundreds Of different kinds
Of property for sale and ex-
change. Farms. ranches
city homes; anything you
want
HARRINGTON g. COURT.
NEY.
Is W. 2nd SO,
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REMEMBER, | make a speciality OF SUI
peru homes on the East ana North
benches
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II you want one acre or 100 acres In Mil
Creek or Cottonwood we have It.
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TICKET sRoK sRs.

oTTrNGER's CUT RATE TICKET OF.
nce. 10 w 2nd So. ST. NJ j. FARMLAND
Mgr. Tel. 1853.
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Local money at lowest rates of interest.
Taylor Bros. Co.. l0l Main st.
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LOOK at my LIST below, all daisies and
real gems
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UTAH CARPET & Wall Paper r CO. y
Co. jA,os, imp. process. Phone l'e''A
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NOW is YOUR TIME!
Party has bought hotel and must sell
the rooming house of 20 rooms In ~ days.
Took IN $40 last month
!, Ilill Investment Co., Room 40. 63Is West
Second South.
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l20-ACRE FARM, 2is MILES FROM
Layton, Davis Co.. well fenced. all under
cultivation, sandy loan, well adapted for
story house, rooms. granary, buggy
sheds, cellar, good well Price 81
Easy terms, Apply 2lS Main St Room D.
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Main.
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CASH BUYS GOODS AT MATsOS'S
Second Hand Store, That is WHY we are
selling at such low prices We have every.
thing in the secondhand line NJ 2i9 So
State St Phone 2123-k
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GROOM PRESSED BRICK, NEW, "
block from street car-sl0l0. Easy terms.
a groom pressed brick, new and modern,
fine location-s 1900, Easy terms.
Groom pressed brick, new oil finish,
cellar attic, strictly modern 81, 200 Terms
TO suit
Groom brick good locations 900. $50
down, .l5 a month
Hubbard luyt. Co.. IS w. End South.
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BAKERY
FLurr-auo WORKS,

RUGS MADE PROM YOUR Iy 60 OH Te GMI
Carpet cleaning. Phone ieO9.s' .--.,s
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LUMBER DEALERS.

GEO. +. FELT & CO., COMBINATION
fence lumber. shingles, lath sash, doors
etc. Cor sth SO. and State Tel. q.
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We have the corners Of 9TH East. 18th
South; Sth East 18th South, 9th
East l2h South 9TH East, nth
South and 10th East and llth
South for sale.
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WATCHES AND JgwsLsY
AGENTS WANT sD.

WANTED AGENTS. MIN ANn Wo.
men ST. Louis Worlds Fair Official nov
pletc outdt Il CO. ROYAL Success Co., Box
No. 1872, Salt Lake CITY Utah
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AlOuUO W,
a line lO-room pr. Dr house on East
PM South, close IN, strictly modern or
ear line, near school, large lot; one OF tn,
very desirable homes on the east bench
terms.
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AUCTION.

STOVES HEATING STOVES. COOK
stoves oil stoves ranges, Terms 81 on $40
$40 on 800. | y l.. Furniture & Carpet
Installncnt House. As II 2ul South
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WE SELL REAL ESTATE, that's all
futile Bros, red ball signs l4S Main 81
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CASH PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD
goods New furniture exchanged for sec
ond hand goods Gnods sold on easv
payments The RED House Furniture Co.
$500 $. West Temple st. Phone l697.x.
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BAND or leo "a" NO. / STOCK
sheep. Now running near Cotton utah.
Utah Savings & Trust Co, Admr. Of Es-
tate OF Daniel S, Davidson, Deceased
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.
CARPET CLEANING.

"a RICHARD ST, PHONE lla,k;
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
T0DAY'S TEMPERATURE.

Temporarlly IN Charge
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Come and see what we've got on easy
payments or for spot cash.
$50 per foot business property. one block
from clock corner You buil1, We
ind Tenant
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IN HONOR OF THE VETERANS.

Splendid Parade of Allied Organize
tons in San Francisco.
San Francisco, Aug. 19.-Seldom has
a finer parade been witnessed in San
Francisco than that which did honor
to the G. A. r. Tuesday. The veter
ans were not in line, their parade be
ing scheduled for today, but many
allied organizations participated, chief
among them being the naval reserves,
the veterans of the Spanish war and
the national guard of California. The
national guard was we'll represented.
The German societies of the city, in.
GLIDING Amateur Athletics and chill.
dren from the various Turner schools,
made a splendid showing, as also did
the League of Cadets.
Generals Miles and Shafter we're
greeted with cheers along the line OF
march, which included the city's chief
thoroughfares.
At night Mechanics pavilion was
crowded to the doors by the G. A. R.
men, their wives, and friends, the oc.
casion being an informal reception to
General Stewart, commander-in-chief.
Open house was kept by the depart.
ments of Ohio and Illinois at the Pal.
ace hotel. The city was again illimi.
mated at night.
General Miles has announced that
he will not oppose General John C.
Blacks candidacy for COMMANDMENTS:
chief of the G. A. r. and the Illinois
man will probably be elected by &C.
clamatiOn.
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RELIANCE MUST ALLOW SHAM.
ROCK A MINUTE AND FORTY.
FIVE SECONDS.
EXPRESS LITTLE SURPRISE
EXPERTS HAD BELIEVED AMER.
IcAN YACHT THE LARGER
ALL AROUND.

New York. Aug. 19.-Reliance and
Shamrock III were measured Tuesday
in the Erie basin by G. E. Mower, Of
fetal measurer of the New York Yacht
club. 1t was announced at night that
Reliance would allow the challenger
l minute and As seconds over a thirty.
mile course.
1t was found that Shamrock III was
slightly longer on the water line than
the American boat, but the latter
proved to have nearly 1000 more
square feet of sail area than the chal.
lenger and it was this that taxed the
American boat SO heavily in the mat
ter of time allowance.
The announcement Of time allowance
In favor of the challenger caused lit
tie surprise at the yacht club, as ii
was the very general belief that the
Reliance would prove considerably
larger all around than her opponent
The following are the official figures
those of the Reliance being first anG
the Shamrock last:
Water line, $3.50 feet, 1881 feet;
base line, 201.75, 1874; foreside OF
iiio7e, of.-', oI.1o, opiIHdNCi UOoil
1915, s1.40; main gait, 71.90, 65.75;
topmast, 1900, 69.15; sail area, 16,
1898 square feet. 14,337.45 square
feet; sailing length, 10S.41 feet, 104.71
feet; men on board, GA, Sc.
Reliance and Shamrock III swing al
their mornings inside Sandy Hook
ready for the international contest fol
the Americas cup. the first race Of
which will be sailed on Thursday. The
cleaning of the u%nderbodies of bott
was completed Tuesday morning, ant
Charles d. Mower, the official meas
urer of the New York Yacht club
measured both boats. AS one result
eight inches of the end of the spinake1
boom of Shamrock III was sawed off
owing to the fact that it was estimated
to be that much longer than the base
of the forward triangle, which covers
the headsails of the yacht, which
would mean penalization, if allowed tc
stand. Sir Thomas Upton, Mr.. IseIin
Designer Herrcshoff and Designer Fife
were interested spectators of the work
Of Mr.. Mower.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-08-22
WILL CALL EXTRA SESSION.
North Dakota's Governor Wants Bond
Matter Settled.

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 19.-Governor
White will call a special session of the
legislature in September to take &C.
tion toward relieving the emergency
existing in the state educational in,
situations because of the invalidating
by the supreme court of $75O,0O0 of
bonds issued by the last legislature.
The governor will make a trip through
the state to ascertain the needs of the
different institutions before issuing a
call for a special session.
There is 500, 900 in the general fund
that can be appropriated to the insti.
tutions without hampering the state
administration and an additional $780,
900 will be available next March. The
governor believes this is the best way
out of the difficulties of the institu.
lions. A session Of three or four days
will dispose Of all the necessary bust
ness,