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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26
THIS is NEWS.

The editor OF the Toole Transcript
appears to have Joined the spirltualists.
The last issue of the Transcript says.
Judge John -. Timmony OF Salt
Lake city was 4 pleasant visitor at the
Transcript office this week. The Judge
was IN this city OH legal business for
few days"
The judge died two years ago last
August but according 20 the Transcript
his spirit remaineth to visit editorial
sanctums aud engage In legal business
az OF yore. The friends of the deceased
are wondering what kind OF legal
business he could be engaged In AZ this
day and how 1t should come to take
him 10 Tnooln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26
Want Free Games.

Chicago, Oct 25.-The faculty Of the
University of Chicago are endeavorlng to
inaugurate system of athletics under
contests in which the university athletes
compete. AS the cooperation Of all the
western colleges will be necessary To
carry out the radical departure, steps
have already been taken TO arrange con-
ferences with the universities OF Wis
consin and Michigan. The plan will ne
cesstate the establishment of an endow-
ment fund for physical culture and ath-
letics an dthe rusees OF the Chicago in
stltution have already taken preliminary
steps looking TO this end.
Some scheme for issuing invitations to
the football ana both game and track
meets viii be formulated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26
COMPLETED IT'S WORK.
Minor League Powers Did Nothing Con
corning Coast War.

st. Louis, oct. 25-The national board
OF arbitration OF the National Arbitration
OF Professional League Clubs completed
its work and adjourned az an early hour
today NJ. II. Sexton was elected chair
man and J. H. Farrell OF Auburn, n, Y,
secretary Of the board.
William Phye of the Memphis club,
who failed 70 appear and substantiate the
chargeSmado by him that certain players
had Thrown games 10 influence the
Southern league championship was eS-
PEELED,
A number OF minor cases were decided.
In the case Of Hulesman, who was draft
ed by the Chicago American club from
Shreveport. the player was awarded 90
Shreveport. President Williams OF the
Spokane (Wash.l club appeared before
the board In an endeavor to secure Hules-
man.
Messrs. Powers, Sexton and Farrell left
tonight Tor Cincinnati TO attend the meet
ing OF the National commission, which
oonvencs there tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26
HERPlclDE NOT A FAKE.
Unsolicited Testimonials Tell Of RS
Superiority.

All r. Kelley residing at 1896 De-
visadero St, San Francisco, Cal, writes
the following:
When | first purchased Herpicide.
thought, like the majority OF hair prep
arations. II would prove fake. | 6m
happy to state that, on the contrary. Il
Is all, and even more than you claim
for t. Quite number OF BARRIERS
throughout the section In which tray-
81 have called attention 20 the new hair
sproutng out on my scalp, and inquir-
ed OF me what have been using.
tell them Herpicide;' also give them
your name and address" Sold by lean-
Ing druggists. Send i0c. In stamps for
sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit,
Mich For sale By Y. Q. NJ. !. Drug
psUk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26
SOLDIERS WERE oUTCLAssED
All Hallows Eleven Defeated Them With
hut Little Difficulty.

When Captain Bassett OF the All Hal
lows college football team stated early
70 be reckoned with before the state
championship was stored away for the
football season Of 1903, he made no idle
boast. Saturday afternoon the team en-
gagged In It's first contest OF this year, linz
Ing up against the Fort Douglas team,
and came ont with flying coors, Not only
uid the college boys run up large score,
but they presented the soldier boys with
u large slzo goose egg, The accomplish
ment of this feat means that the winning
aggregation had to play good football,
and Il also means that the team has a
license to tackle anything In the state In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26
I 'l7-T'|'1T'-77sF-F'-@-~~~
SOCIAL AND
PER SONAL.

Saturday night witnessed the nup-
tials Of Mis- Nellie Walker and DR..
Murray r. Stewart, and the affair was
an exceptionally brilliant one. The
event took place at the home OF the
brides mother Mrs. s. S, Walker and
the handsome residence was beautiful
~ decorated, The feathery sprays Of
asparagus, plumose and cosmos,
mingled with true lovers knots OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26
AFTER A BIG RACE,
Memphis Iiorsemen WIN offer Purse for
PRINCE Alert and Dan Patch.

Memphis. Tenn, Oct S-Followlng the
challenge issued by Demarest, driver OF
Prince Alert, to race Dan Patch at the
Memphis track on, NOV. 10, for purse OF
phis Trottng association announced to-
night that he would offer suitable purse
for the race on behalf Of the association.
Myron McHenry, Dan Patch's trainer,
refused to talk about a match Win
Prince Alert OF Minneapolis. owner OF
Patch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26
TEAMS BROKE EVEN.
University "prers" and ogden High
school Teams Played Exciting Game.

Those who journnyej out to the uni
Norslty grounds on Saturday afternoon TO
witness tine game between the Varsity
"Props' and the Ogden high school team,
were more than repaid for their trouble.
They saw one OF the most interesting
grdiron battles of their lives; saw two
teams evenly matched put up deter
mined struggle for victory, night viciously
but fairly for every inch of ground. and
then saw the struggle end with an even
score-l0 TO 10. Neither side had any
marked advantage, ana Il was impossible
TO safely predict winner at any time
the ball was In play. 1t was game full
Of pretty plays that set the spectators
TO bowling with delight. AS soon as one
side turned a spectacular stunt II was
oqualled by something from the other
side While It Is true that In team work
the Junction city team excelled, their line
was inferior to that of the 'Preps." While
each side had its advantages. when the
work was summed up IL was apparent TO
all that II was q toss up between the
Two aggregations The VITO bright partic-
ular stars were Captain johnson OF tho
Ogden team. and Lawrence OF the univer-
flty eleven. One of the bright features OF
the contest was the 35-yard run to a
touchdown by johnson. Lawrence was
given a big round of applause Tor has
splendid goal kick from no field. The
summary follows
o II. $40. Position. Preps-lO
Evans "., =" -. IL. II. Davis lCaptl
Tracy -. -. ...".L. T. -. 80, =. 'strobel
brownell -. ..,.,'l.. O. -. -" Thompson
snow go - 1919 80 80 '''helslet
Tribe -. -, .,....R. q. 80. go, al Ray
Greenwal ...... n. T. -. -. -. Larsen
Livingston ...... r, u. -. Judd Russell
Walters ~. .. j.. II. b. -. Burmester
Jlareombe -. IF. b. .-.,." Lawrence
r,....a -. ..... -. -. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26

with Col. and Mrs. Tcrmbo in cellior.
MIA
Mrs. II. T. Cleaver left today TO spend
the winter in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred j HIN are at
home at 1888 Center street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26
Many Mothers Of a Like Opinion.

Mrs. Pnmer. of Cordova, Iowa. says;
zone OF my children was subject to
Group Of a severe type, and the giving
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
promptly. always brought relief. Many
mothers in this neighborhood think the
same as | do about this remedy and
want no other kind for their children"
For sale by all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26
Rife Club Shoot.


Following are the results OF the Rife
clubs range;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26

Touchdowns- Smith, 2; stanton, 2; Tom
linson, Christy B. Goals-Chafiin, q;
missed, 9; Stewart, missed / Christensen.
! missed, |. Twenty and twenty-hve-min-
ute halves. Umpire-Meaghen. Referee
Leonard. 'rimekeepers-Nen and
Kelly, Linesmen-Curran and Dickie,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-26

81 feel that every mans hand is
raised against me, as a criminal But
that Is because | attempted TO escape
from here about a year ago. 1t Is
rather perverted reasoning, ! think,
that prejudices men against their fell
low simply because he endeavors to re-
gain his God-giyen liberty.
Because ! was loyal to those whom
] believed my trends | was convicted
of crime Of which l am innocent My
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
REGARDLESS Of TIE
LABOR TROUBLES.

every facility and a.first class organ-
cation for conducting operations on
very extensive scale is the Burton Coal
Lumber CO., which was organized In
1901 with j. q, MCClain as president,
Lyman w. Burton. vice president, Theo.
), Burton, secretary, and Walter j.
Burton, treasurer and general man
ager. These gentlemen are prominent
In business circles of our city, are pro-
gressiye and enterprising, and very
highly regarded for their business abil-
ity and sterling integrity The officers
OF the company are at GO West Secoad
South street, with yards at corner OF
Fifth South and Third West streets.
while their telephone Is No. sos Their
very spacious and well arranged yards
are convenient to railroads, and they
buy their coal direct from the mines
eliminating all middlemens profits, and
are able TO sell at the lowest prices in
the city which they do. They carry
large stock of all sizes I'm all kinds OF
coal and these are well screened, free
from dirt ana great heat producers and
1000 pounds is given for every ton and
orders are promptly tlled and delivered
The company also deals extensively at
wholesale and retail IN all kinds NJ lum-
Der Of all dimensions mine tlmbe.s
puleS' UoollnBi fuStlc, HeillnB, moulding,
shingles, sash, doors etc, az well as I'm
builders hardware and I'm every line
they carry an extensive stock. They
are the Portland Cement people Of this
section OF the country, having always
from one 10 ten cars IN their warehouse,
and they are also agents FOR Denver
Gas and Electric Companys roofing
pitch and tarred felt and shlug'c
stains. They sell to the trade at very
close prices, and to the general public
at the lowest prevailing prices. while
they MI and deliver all orders prompt
~, They are prepared 90 furnish Cs-
Inmates on all classes OF building con-
tracts and these arc carried out
promptly and satisfactorily and in ny-
cry direction. Their trade has developed
very extensive proportions and l. is
constantly growing,a fact which spcaks
eloquently OF its able management.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
BINGHAM COPPER AND GOLD
MINING co.

~ All the great mining corporations
4, our state few have shown such prog
live enterprise as the Bingham Cop
,r and gold Mining company whose
Xiv offices are at suite 700 Mccormick
blnck, and this enterprise has not only
,ended 10 the benefit OF the company
;ndividually, but has been OF marked
beneat to all companies producing ST.
ilclous ores. Last year the company
started operations with two furnaces
IN operation, During the year the fine
Converter plant was completed and
laced in position, and later the third
S,rpace was fired up At the close OF
,0la II had record of $4,000 tons of ore
treated. $4,000 was supplied from their
own mines, and the other 10000 was by
outside producers. During the year
0OO tons of copper bullion containing
GOOD values In gold and silver were
marketed. Last year II was sending
out from its mines from 10000 To 10000
tonr OF ore per month from its Com
,nercIal group and has over 100000
IONS added to the reserves in the mine.
liz tunnel OF 1000 feet, Is being
driven TO drain and furnish a perman-
ent outlet for the ores from its Dalton
agd Lark properties, and has long
passea the 5000 foot mark on it's way
10 a connection with the three great
veins opened through the shaft work.
ines above. A vigorous policy on the
part of the management has resulted In
placing the properties of the company
ON a solid basis and too much credit
cannot be given its executive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
r, FoRRESTER.

Mr. Il. Forester. one Of the best
known scientific men IN connection
with the general business of mining In
America and England. has been estab-
lished for the past n years In salt Lake
city as a biologist AVID mining engineer
In the matters Of education and that
degree Of experience which advanced
learning assures Mr.. Forester is one
of the best equipped mining engineers
In this or any other mining state of the
republic and his abilities I'm his special
lines of work are acknowledged by his
important connections at home and
abroad Mr.. Forester is member Of
f. O. 5, Of Edinburgh member OF the
Mining Institute of Scotland a member
of the Federated Institute OF Mining
Engineers, and a member Of tho Ameu.
can Institute Of Mining Engineers. He
Is thoroughly competent In all ranches
Of surveying and mine examination and
makes % speciality OF economic geology
coal and coal mining, lie makes
careful examinations and renders scicn-
tilic reports on coal and mineral lands
end mines, and advice and direction In
prospecting and the development Of
coal properties, draws plans and apccl-
hCations and contracts for or supcrM-
tends the erection of plants for coal
mining. His Office Is 427 Dolly block
and In all these departments he has
many important engagements,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
FOUR METALS MINING co.

Established two years ago the 4
Metals Mining co has, under very able
management gone steadily forward Dc
Veloping their very valuable holdings
ana now have the satisfaction OF having
IN sight ore In sufficient quantity TO
Keep 90 ton mill one and a half years.
such result must be very gratifying
70 the stockholders who have invested
thelr capital and the executive of the
company deserves great credit for the
way II has pushed opera tons The
company is Incorporated under the
laws of the state Of Utah with paid
up capital Of s25O,O0o in shares Of the
par value OF Sl.0O each, fully paid and
worcestershire. and it's offices are locat-
ed at ga d. f. Walker building this
city Its executive comprises such well
known names as Mr., H. II. Brandeis,
president, Mr., Geo. l.. Meats. vice pres
ldent and general manager; Mr. q, $,
Moats, treasurer, and MIR. Rowland p.
Hills, secretary, and these are gentle
men of approved integrity and sound
executive ability who give the stock
holders interests their first consider
alton. The holdings OF the company
are Dugways, Pioneers at Dugway.
Tooele county, Utah, and they are gold.
silver and copper propositions OF un-
questioned value. Development work
has been pushed TIN the results men
toned above, and there are now 16
hands working while the plant and
machinery is in excellent order, and
the buildings are of the right charac-
ter. This company win be heavy
shipper OF ore In the immediate future
and good results should llow to the
stockholders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
SALT LAKE BUILDING AND MAN.
uFACTURING CO,

The building operations IN Salt Lake
CITY are carried on annually on very
large scale and the property owners of
The city cyinCc their grou, faith IN ils
future by erecting Rtructures destined
% last for centuries We have many
large builders and contractors located
here who are thoroughly wei able 10
carry out works o. the greatest magnl-
tudo ana nm5ng these none stands in
higher reputp thu; does the Salt Lake
BuildIpg ald Manufacturing company,
which was Incorporated I'm 1884. since
which time, they have carried out many
Of the more important hauGme con-
Tracts In this city The oalcars are
M. II. j Hayward, president arl Nj.
J. ii. Grips, secrc;0ry. gentlemen high
ly regarded IN the building trade Tor
tAtir promp,ue9s and integrity and
highly respected as proGreAR,v" pubic
spirited citizens Nhc Office iUmbet
yards SHEDS ana lagEa brick planning
MI are loc0rSd at % 10 90 north Second
West street PHONE 3i5, and tacy carry
on hand at AN tmec u very extensive
stock ~ Wc.l eraRonod, ,lrd c,.reCuily
cullec pine nad hardwood lumbo-, aud
this they sell at very close prices -
their nodCnly equipped plating mill
they tam rGt promptly orders for ik0
better class az mlll work. a. vrnScnabie
prrCS ana ordera nro given the most
careful attention IhaY furnish yrry
moderate estiinuca on contracts for the
erection cf alD clGsscs o. public bu,Io-
!ncS Stores and private residences. on
when so desired ior tho carpenter worA
only. An contracts are carried our
faithfully ond promptly aud only the
best skilled Wnrltmor arc enp.n,ed oni
satisfaction is guaranteed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

rlne claims which bears the above
name in the Humboldt Range, three
end half miles from Humboldt House
Nevada. w H. Child and I'd Copley are
engineering the Notation OF the COM
lany which 'Sas organized under the
laws Of Arizona With Sl000,000 capitall-
znticn, On the ground owned by thu
company is a vein. which f. a contact
of lime and porphyry very highly min.
clnhaco and OF an average width or
about oiaht feet and presents a splendid
prospect u cuts the country I'm a re-
m1rkable true course and the cui-
groupings of white qusrtz show min >.
nli2at Oh wherever examined, A mum,
b. Of assays taken from ore samples
brought I'm from the mine showed an
average value OF over $50 TO the ton in
god, silver md lead. The work Of d.
Neoping this vein Is by means OF q tun-
mel for which contracts have already
been LETT On the Same contact several
miles south OF he Nevada Humboldt IS
tho famous Rye Patch mine from which
ever Sli,06000O WAS taken. a short dis
lance north Of he Nevada Humboldt liz
the Morrison mine, which Is now closed
Gown on account OF a law suit. bur
iron which ore was shipped just pre-
vious to the shut down which went bet
tn than $500 a ton in carload lot 10th
Of these mines show big golt values
the Morrison ore having been NOR
than $500 a ton gold.
In the same RANGE, three miles east
OF the Nevada Humboldt Is the Sheh1
mine which is being restored 60 q pro-
ducing state by the Sheha Gold & sill
Yer Mining company Of Salt Lake CITY
This company has a 60-ton mill in on
GRAFTON, run by water power II Is also
running an S00-foot tunnel by water
power which viii open up the mine at
depth. The one Sheba claim alone pro-
ducod $500 900 mostly above water
level and the contact formation OF the
Sheba vein gives every reason TO be-
lleve that the Sheba viii when the
water is drained from the mine, a0d 1t
is again opened up become SHIPPER
Of very high grade ore.
The Nevada Humboldt Is, IKE every
other producing mine in the district
situated on a lime belt which is cor
tlnuous from one side Of the range u
the other. The formations in every case
are Identical and the ore Of the same
Character. out OF less than dozen
mines on this lime rorphyry belt, and
within radius OF less than FIVE miles
from star Peak in each direction owe"
$4,000 600 were taken, when the mines
were formerly worked The deepest
workings In the district are less than
200 feet, and the ore In every case
was struck almost at the grass roots,
and all the mines produced mostly very
high grade shipping ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
THE BEAVER CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY.

NJ resume OF the mining interests
of the state Of Utah would be consid-
cred complete without some reference
to the able men to whose business
acumen ana foresight much credit *
due, not only for organizing sound
companies TO operate the mmcs, but
for the able and efficient management
they accord the properties OF which
they are officers Among these
we do not hesitate TO place the names
Of Mr. j, J. Trenam president and
manager Of the Beaver Consolidated
Mining company, Mr. T. H. Jacobs. It's
treasurer; Mr. j. ]. Corum, vice prcsi-
dent and b. l.. Corum secretary.
This company was organized IN 1902
with capitalization OF one million
shares, Of the par value of 81 90 each.
fully paid and non assessable. with a
treasury reserve of 500 shares. The
company's property Is located In the
famous, Beaver Lake mining district,
Beaver county, Utah, and consists OF
10 claims or 100 acres.
The formation of the Beaver Conso'-
dated group is I'm keeping with the
general surroundings, being por-
phyritic granite or rhyolite, rather than
n true granite the exception being
that some veins appear between two
granite walls, The veins are true
assures running east and west and
north and south, The dip OF the east
and west veins is nearly vertical and
the north and south veins from 10 TO
80 degrees to the east
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
WIN. n. TlBBALS.
Mine Investments.

,,.--I.--.-, 80 y.l--l, -,
Irulllhent all"ug H., i- I'M p,y,
gresaive citizens, VINO nave doue nluch
To develop the great mlnlhB interests CT
utah ana are now laMos an uO'lHe
pail IN us 4eNeiopmenl' IS Mlt Nll, II.
IlbDuls, mining lnV'su,enl p'o|er ~
4oy.tol D. r; walker ou!luins, !" !,
Il2pals, Whlle larFeiy lhlSrTT,el ln
mining IS man OF eullel lnu .l.eIa'S
tastes Hg mas written ih',cl, i3r uai,
ly anu weekly pGsperF' oltP lor ,"ttl,,,g
III az" 49,, i,'',,., 49,, ,.,J
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W. H. rReMAYNE.

One ~ the most useful mon n ,nln-
ing country and one of the most cs-
scut'll TO the bcsl interests ot % mining
people ia thc strictly ooEBcienj ioua aH-
saycr such q one whom we eau
uuhes,gtinriy recommend for inteM-
gonrn. ability and mtcgnt5 in the nigh
esq sense is Mr. W. Il, Tramdync, whose
Office a1u css0yuE plant is located
over 100 Main street Nj. Iremayae
Is an accomplished tssayc" and ehcm-
list, ana followed hia profession with
succcgs and great credit TO himself Tor
20 years. "a the special assJyor Cor the
HGnauor Smelling WorllA -Four YEARS
aSu he established his Office in Salt
lako. NN determinations are always
accepted as absolutely reliable and he
has been an agent of great hc!ptglugss
to the mining people OF The state and
Of great benefit to intending investors.
Samples mailed 10 him receive prompt
attention. Mr. Tremayne Is "A native
OF Salt Lake, and very influential In
the community lie owns considerable
realty and Is a prominent member Of
the Elks,