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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
DATES FOR CRICKETERS.
Schedules of Metropolitan League
and Ne,c-YOrk association.

Of -rf- Mill H-, che
-sS '.--s season. Al unusually large list OF ehani-
-nru S.atenbe- rrera ,,frI he ia. s,f,,~ia,.s ~
occupied hy either the Metropolitan League or New
r,.I.-,,.- -, - -. .
tsr4ay at tie cosno2oli,an Hotel and drew ~ the
schedules Representative OF the Manhattan.
III Ia,'Ii'i rms SouaIy ana Cosum';a
attendance At the ASSOCIATION conference we're dele
Ihisties. .. y T. and West Indians. The schedules
METROPOLITAN CRICKET LEAGUE
r May IS, kings COUNTY Us Brooklyn Team A, az
Team am r. a. Prospect PARK ,,-. g. o.
ne, ,, F>'' tsrs S@. cam p. p az l5os
- Columbia g.ai vs. bT5o<' leAm A. al Williams
LarE. Paterson W. Kings county. az Paterson: Is.
f.ro5lyIyH Team r is I.-11,,.- rea, a ar rrosp.rt
5afS aai..at'aH ". h..gs -'lai{ a. Fr'sp-.. itTs
1eIuiatta S'at vs. h,Hs- CUNT. ar N it"ta-a-idse
Cb 1i w rS5Itr r az y f 'rr's-
bridge. BrSokya Team / IS Mauaat,sa. at Pros5ss,
Is. Brosklsu Team a w. Ninss County. ar rrespsr,
ilassa 6yai rs Jerge. ar Wiaa.i-.dss. 7roo
New-Jersey vs. Manhattan at staten Island. Paterson
Va Brooklsn Team r. az Paterson ,,...-.- .. .....-
August @, Ne Jersey VS. hlHs~ county. az staten
Island iafg.hlsn Team . So Manhattan az If.spe. Z
l-TS. p" Maintain 81 Nv -i.'s,t az iE.-I,.t Iars
A-1Ss ''-t.ls 'a INNS N.a. an ittl.'. aLA ldi
ers. VS. i.aoA5t iteih a. az il.-ls2., - >yM
vs. Paterson. at staten Island Columbia oval VS. Man
..a'al az ..'." Ae-l -, % I>'s.
,-.-.. '-'
LI.7i-- ara Il-'-1'' Vs. -'''-'" -'~- ~ 81 -
49, 90 -- . -,-,,.----
htpfeIber j. I9ll'1nla ~ vs. ial'Iho' 81 imam" ,
bridge Nea Jersey tr tt'o..-'1 Team y az SLaira
Island 2. Manhattan vs. Paterson. at Prospect PARK
,-rv,- ,-gr,-- l-r5-.-l-r-- .ssof~ a-ro,-
$1,000
Nay Union County - y +. al Elizabeth.
p5-a~-r-. rs % T. at Paterson. FSsseN We
q Newark. Yr-Eers vs.. Union County. a Van
,----rz--r Para Manhattan Indians. al
Fs7-a-s1r Tro-uart Par.
49, t-.Ir---s oval Van t--rfransf Park
- 4'' ". y--.--. --t.,t. --is.rs- a. y,,
1s-,-r 49,. f-..-v T.-.5r-,. KS %e-variz At
80 90 -'0''--- '-'N- 1870 ' "
r,--.-rs- f-,, , r-e.sv f--,--.- OF v-fa-7s
r.-.-.-.-. psrLr.
.,--t,.,-- =. f-.-srr' r5,,-' q, n 7, "a
d. i,-.---. i..-.- 49, a.. a. ~ Van ,r.-r-
~ 90 - ~, ~ rf----brilga Paterson
t-a .1- ,a ~ - ,g T.-'-' .--,--ty ~
l.."e-s s -, ,'.a, t,--ert Psrg.s
EtWaIh lh-sLles VS. Essex --lly 81 90
. y T. Ls ar'atan. az 't.aL"' -. :. - W.
''...-i'-a ~ 81 OF. >f'-ifs'
lu-ians. az NevaTEi Union 'int' W Li..a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
1owENBERe AND CANDA WINNERS.
Brooklyn Players Take Both Matches in In
terborOugh Billiards.

In tho evening game Of The marlborough billiard
tournament at lt-inch balkline. AZ Days Acad-
erov last night \. LpweuberE. q Brooklyn. de-
fo-.cg r a. Parker Of Manhattan by q score OF
slt 70 %. InyveuherR made the required total Of
47,us H. give him the victory On the hftieth inning.
tsis high run was 80 ana his average six. Barker
made am average Of l0-41. with high run OF .
In tho afternoon contest. +. VI tanca. pf Brook
f,-,- defeated g. r. White. Of Manhattan. easily. by
4 score If 80 10 49, White recently won the Fifth
Aveuua Amateur Billiard Tournament. and. as
r-5urt had many admirers taucas nigh run was
- ana mis- average Go. White made a high
~ IS with an average of ISL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

MARKS Henry L, 20 American Mortgage Company. -,
Lowenieid Pta-us. and sr1t6er. T. American
East 5ToT air,ssss. IL s2 900. year g 5 5S2
Ss9 ' Pl sas sane F. Il, FFsF es2 Esa S s9
/ 10 10 west. T. part; prior mortsage Sj+-5oo, 90,
L'ppmann Daisy. ana another. TO Title Glaran.
Fox. Jali1. r. 10 he Greenvich savings Bank.
e4th-st. No l52 West. years, "a per cent. 2s
same 70 joseph 7. Hlttsng..ese- eita IS, Zos I52
srt ia Vest. 1r..r mortgage S-6,5o', due o.
TIaiaut. EVELYN. f. AMI alaorrer. 70 RaIalrh
saso saaoooo. aue May 3. leo4 per cent. .
san 20 L.ll- l-4Lti.-'f am rus, ,-s9 any
same u the H5asry savings Bank, same prop
eT'y. years. : p per cent -.-.-- so
Company. @3l-s-. Nos 12f and 1cf East.
wears per cent -.-.- --------- %
ana trust c5alpaay. 46ss-st. Nos 2Is and go
CO. w. By, ysa- 80 Per per -sr o., v,- -
Security ami Trust Company. Perry-st- No l5S. .
Riuberr Henry T. % American Historical Asso-
S.ati-H 95th ST. : s. SO r. W % Nadis1n-ave. -
Parsons. c'ra-se 6. 70. Ttti- Gua-7r,e- ana Trus,
Company. Charles. So. No 10. " years. AZ per 20
Same TO J65e p CLARK. same property. p-lor
sarulet Joel % Ti,Ie Guarantee ana Trust Com
5. -a,v '2 G5m5sS n, - SFsr- 4, Eau g TO-
Title Insurance company. Br-a-W8y " co-1e- CO.
q N@ta-s-. due July l. itg'. 81 per cent 6F-
Gerseu. Bernard ami another. executors and
Bank. West E-1aivly N-s ii@ and IA. a.
Hermann .I-r1ln. q Nev,-Ye-is MORTGAGE ana
security Company. Henry N 1@oe q W - -
Aisist-ir. Ifvrraa. ana another to American
I 4e55-oSe man, r,- T.,- t.-- CORNER % 80
same % same. SANE property, prior mortgage.
rr7pe--y. PRIOR n.--e4-e. $1,000. / year.
s. Zoo r, " o.. e-la1s T-i-- mortgage. $50 200.
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

26th-st Nos 141 and t43 East f0r a six story
brick fathouse. 4S.4X>j4. Ferte~ Realty Com
psny. owner. Z Her-er < Son architects. ...... 81
l23th-st. No 25l 70 30 West. for story brick
fathou-e. 75Ns,aii Crescent Mercantile Realty
Company. owner. L A Gladstone. architect. 10
6th-are, =. 1jS % & = 11~th-st. f1r six story
brick tenement house ard store. 25N~j e. W
! BaChrarh. owners. r Wilbur architect ...-. .
10ntl-s-. ,,u To- West. for a story brick
he. &IN9+. Criiiis Brothers. owners. II Fou-
oGaIN architect ..-......... i
bJth-=t. Nos 6lj and GlT West. for story
hrica and frame mill n 2U31S. : + Blake.
owner W Collins, architect -...-.............-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
SIX FAVORIIES N FRONT.
TWO NEW7 RECORDS MADE.
PAU CEf0rd md Dalcibella Fast
Strike Light Destroyed.


Tael--- Ni.s '-al-l- -5-i'4A -aFYlltt9 to-A '''-'
.t.rg Tie Washington Jockey Club had 20 offer 60
.........-. 4r --.. ,r.- -. nurses and made
ca. o. -.--0 - " - 70 49,.
g. clean sweep ~ tle programme l'aui '-l.el-
- .r. -vro-vear-clE FLY uuIcuela, winners OF The
--r .--o,.s rsrse ~f she afternoon. estabI fshe5
f-s' ai- -- 49, '- " ,-.,--- - d..
..- 1,.-r s.--..-.-s If che ,-al,,r7f5fa course
l.'F - go. Il 80 --fr. s., az, A.
81 1892 ana 'le N--t d l-1i' --' - -, ~
srfrr.Er not an outsider .utertcrel Win ne
..t....-.t...-- .-,.-s--e che ring was not
faElfll-r hl"LAi'iiei-' e0t-'-'N'f '
falslE s.0'o-e- 10y iAe 'l''ieHo-s Oh 'Hl P-"s'
- f.-~ Of tie SIX contests the successful horses
ID -N-- l.. - .--.----.... -. .lr -f-~
- Te-"i. '-,-o- - -.-.--..
.-4l no liberties with rErn. and The ocas against
,+a-, we've pr0hnitEe SO far as the small specola-
v..ra concerned. J.. she other races the
is.s-s-s were Ha.h AZ saort pr1ces.
VIM --..-- t-..si.a- e+elrr a-raee % the meet
H a..- -., v.,-.-e l5-,ra were a1rl0s. as many
lit ,.---o-e ord ID -ra seven contestants.
nlsE4ts Fr ~ $50. sry,-- T--a most serious
your q .t. l.- 81 80, \, ~ ---vror-e "a -1e
= t,---..5--.s.7 F7a
old ra.i-ieet ~ .t.t--lf 49, 49, - 800
brush l.iil lI- NE tai-' -r,.i-- No rs5 +ba
ies p ~ .-s 49,. ,l...-.f-.,- ,---1-rs rim no.
mount ~ VIC '.- i... "a ,,-,fl-c5 ~
ari turning MN .tDg - p ol.-.'.t .,s-., "o-'' G
.ar-r.E Through tho rclc 20 INC laog'th ,-,,..-z
rrfa horse destroyed Tor a lalEole4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
coRNELus TEAM AT ANNAPOLIS.

-By TELEGRAPH TO TIE -RrBUSEl
Annapolis. Nd. March 2a-The Cornell baseball
squad Of sixteen men arrived here this morning.
Hugh Jennings the coach, took his men at once
10 The Naval Academy grounds where they used
She milslipucrs diamond iu fielding and batting
practice the first DAVIS work out Of doors this
season 'Bill' Clarke. Of the Washington Amer
i.aus. and r. J. WeferS. trainer OF tho Annapolis
team were on hand helping Jennings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
MANHATTAN IN THE FIELD.

Nanhattan's first practice game was held vester-
cav and the scrubs were overwhelmed by the
VARSITY a 10 g. Although the regular men made
good showing. their work was ragged times.
Captain Duff tried out several q the new recruits,
and eKpr, sse5 his satisfaction with their efforts.
Manhattan viii open the season aturGay with
Trinity, when the probable lineup will be. Dun.
catcher. McPhilips and ORTieD. pitchers. Cotter.
first base Mullen. second base. Boucher shor-stO0:
Z.rlue rran. third base; Krehq. leftdeld. O'Hara.
reutrctell and McNanara. rightnell-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
NEW MAP OF THE BRONX

J. Clarence Davies. the well known real estate
broker whose main office is at observation-disclosures
forty-ninth-st. and Third-ave., has Just pub
IsEed a map OF The Bronx II shows the reat
system as adopted up TO date. and also tho
principal streets and roads best suited for auto
mobiles carriages and bicycles Many OF the
streets not Yet iaII Cvt. N5-rIs Farl-ave will
run through the north end of the old Morris Park
raCerraCk
Nr. Davies will send a copy OF the map 10 auv
person who would Ike 20 have II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
IMPROVEMENTS IN TWO SPEED GEAR.

While cycling quiet last year. the early de-
viii he active bicycling year The manufact-
Urcrs have done more than ever TO bring the
wheel toward perfection. notably along the lines
% t"o speed gear. This permits the rider To
change his gear from a very low one for a billy
country 20 high one for level good roads. Civ
Ing him the choice Of low or high gedrsd wheel.
bicycles have been more handsomely finished
than ever before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-. .---- q .
4ist-st g. lao n o ~ BEodi"-". -'N'> .. Mary
DOYLE 70 Scauy-sr Realty 7IpzFa I m \on'iiai
4lsr-s-- s.. 300 O. w ~ 6-n-a'- -'N-is'. wary
DOYLE TO schuyler Realty Corporation mort
gage. $40 oil. - 49,. . 49,. ->oE'i7al
13lst-s y 81 West 22zt' u Gustav 6l5S TO s,oo
Nl-itz Nelrl1t. ul1rLEa- S-''',', -.---- 500
NaSh-1sL '-a'- s. L-' ll u - L-.-l '"'N
200 Kate 10 Wood ~ Barney NI-r---- Nominal
114th-st. 80 70 West 2-xl1"ll- r sale E'rsa-
field 90 lzlal Nl.e. H'rL-s-r-. N-t','' - NoillHtl
lltth-sr. 3. -'.' II ~ .l l.-. N-etr $1,000
John ID -,e"rna. % al I'D Li-.-9 -%''-i--'- anu 70
an0tEer- o. 5l- 49, -.. 81. e. 'o
ii ~ s. s. %. -- w '- L-.-- |.l .., 10y
.' III '..l l .r-''.s '-.- p. ~ i' -'.'-
nous Lowe cue e.. -'''----ai
h.'Lt--'. s. l-'-- 70 -l u.s. -'- . -0Nl.,'i II
ESQ "Nlf' D. l--tll y .s''-i-F "-- "-ll--l I'D 80
80. H.ert} A Nm - 2 3' itvi T,s.. Ran l'O
4S-1-S- No l'i N''.. =. i'Nl't 1855 L,a.
som executor an ~. -'' i' nearly o. -ao
400 lia : w Sac = iox1ol lixr51 sx
+s,ss M s.l o65 =, e and .-s ~ 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
HARLEM NATIONAL HANDICAP WEIGHTS

Chicago March ca.-WeiEhts for the $500 Haf-
lem National Handicap at ! 3-l5 miles. 10 he run
at Harlem on June T. were announced to-day
M-Chesney carries top weight. l29 pounds. COD
Heels comes next with Is pounds. while DICK
weIles holder % the worlds record for mile
made last year when -hree- year-oid. VIII carry
49, -. -.o.--as nc r..-Eh,s [-.LoN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
TO ALTER WAREHOUSE INTO A HOTEL.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintan-
dent Hopper for the remodelIng of the old five
story warehouse az No Safest. into six story
modern hotel. for the German Lutheran Emgrants'
AsSocia- don. Of No. Z State-St.. Of which e.. 4
Boscheu is president The building viii be IN
la~crd a new ornamental front will De built and
exterior Ere escapes erected The cost Of the i'm
rrovemCnts are estimated 40 $4,000 by John IS.
Michel. architect for the association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
RECEIVER OF RENTS APPOINTED.

Justice GiIdersIeeve. Of the Supreme Court yes
terday appointed Albert Elterich receiver for tho
rents OF No. 45c Broadway. pending a suit brought
by Joseph HvUou against Jacob Bernstein and
others to forecios- second mortgage for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
WESTERN woMEN's GOLF DATES.

Chicago. March 29.-GIenview Club will hold the
western WOmen's Golf Association championship
on ts links This year on August . 10 % inclusive
me dates follow Immediately the Western Golf
associations Western championship for men at the
ENmoOr Country Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

plrrssuRcER CHALLENGES MITCHELL

.FT --LEllsru Io THE TRIBUNE
Tl.tsturC. March os-D1nirick N-CaT-cy. who
ff-oru wears ago was wei known heavy-vyofCht
-cr-.s- cannot bear TO see Charley" Mitchell
talking ferf -ralle-Ecd Although over forty
yrars efa be BIAS sent a challenge 90 Mitchell and
rla... .Ht- fu beat L-ul- 4 meeting nav ba an
ra-Er- l- pEtlall. -'lia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
TRACK MEN OUT AT FoRDHAM.

Captain Failor's call brought out Yesterday thirty
four candidates for the outdoor season az Fordhan
rolleer The trs tx iu fine condition and sew
eraI fast sprints were made by Norton. o. captain
Fallon o. Sweeney 20. OCounor. 90 and Bassett
O7. Mccarthy. the trainer Is confident that he viii
have the best relay team ever carrying the maroon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
EcKERsALL TO BE A PROFESSIONAL

Chicago. March % Walter Eckersau the football
player and s1r1-'r of chicago University. concern
.-E whose eligibility there has been SO ru-a dis
Iafs. has decided 10 give UP hi, college course 10
become member az tho Dubuque Gowai profess
-.oral baseball team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
SAMPSON CAR OUT OF AUTO RACE.

Formal notice mas been resolved by the Autorno-
bile Club of America from Alden Sampson. I'd
thct MS cor for Tire international cup race can
r0t Pee completed Cd tine for !nsrc-tior ana Is
tEIrefC-o. cut ~ the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
REALTY NOTEs.

The buyer Of No. 10 East Ssyerty-seventh-st IS
said TO be J. Horace Harding
Frederick T. Barry has leased for Frederick W.
Marks 10 Or. r J. M-ssemsr No. 81 East Eighty
seveuth-st.. three story dwelling house. for a
term OF vearS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

Of land ~ Cos Cob % James c. Gresnway; also
large cottage FOR Z. !. Lucas. at sound Beash 70
William IT. Maxwell. Superintendent or PUBIC
Schools Of this city. and COZy Corner. at Green
wl.h- ~ Ms lopp % Andrew ID. Rose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
REPORTED STABLE SALE UNTRUE.

\ report was printed some days ago that George
A. Hea-n had sold No 12 to IS West Thirteenth
St three three story brick stables. on a plot
sJxl0S.3 feet 20 Lord & Taylor. NJ Hearn has not
sold the property. Pie has only leased IL 70 Lord
K TaylCr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
PLANS FOR sERegN-AvE. THEATRE.

4 theatre is TO be built n plot 1SSx5S feet at
the southeast corner Of Bergen and westchester
avee by the william T. Kehogh Amusement Com
pany IL Will be three stories high. and il IS eti
mated that it will $4,000. Neville * BagEe.
the architects. fled plans for the building yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
AN EAST sEvENTIETH.sT. SALE.

Pease & Gilman have sold for DIT. Henry Kroll-
pfeiner the four story high stoop, brownstone
private house. No. -oJ East Seventieth-st. on lot
-1Xl,o feet. 20 q client Tor occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

coors in Gargol. O7. Fau0n % Bassett o. and
Norton, 90. This team VIII compete at the Vale
games and the University Of Pennsylvania meet
For the distance runs this year the college has
Bower 20. ReyaarI. o. HsaIey. 90. Mireahogs. o.
ElCchiIa. - and Fitch -. II the shot put Con
zales. %. and Guthrie. o. now putting the
weight in fur shape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
RECORD CAR SELLS FoR $4,000.

The price said 20 have been Maid by e. N shan
le.- az Newark Tor William X VANDERBILT 1--s
car IN which the young rider made a record for q
mile OF OBS a. Ornond last January. 1t is said was
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
COS COB TRACT CHANGES HANDS.

Bloodsood. De SauIies * Talbot have leased for
the estate OF John II. Gourlie, an improved tract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
Rooms TAINTED.

PHYSICIANS OFFICE WANTED. between gsfb 40
Goth sts ana east OF Gth-avs- p O.. Tribune Oaics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

Sirse L-slL ase5' ~ or -as-7-'. ~ a5i Z
7eyal 5or AGED las Dayton. - % am 20 T. and
-i"l- Apparent. g. l+S lSuth'nI. % % end 70 !
a.z0 rar. start good. Won gaicTi-g Tine, al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30

$4,000
$4,000
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-04-21
GATHERING WILD HORSES.
Several Parties After Them For
Eastern Market

Three different parties are rounding
mp the wild horses in Steptoe, Newark
md Jake's valleys, in this county, for
shipment TO the east. where they seem
o be the only desira Bile Nevada pro-
lnct.
Vim Mulvihill and crew has been
gathering horses in the south end Of
Steptoe valley for the past month and
now has over one hundred head FER
shipment. While Thos. Weldon and
Ira Mcknight have been gathering in
be Gleeson creek country for sometime
md are noy extending their rides into
Jake's valley where they will probab'y
pc joined by the Norman Bros.
Paul Lale OF Pine valley, With crew
of eighteeu men, is said To be giving the
norses in Newark valley thoroue h
rounding up. having purchased several
hundred head in that valley.
Several thousand head II Nevada
mustangs will be shipped from this
section this spring.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-04-21
CHERRY REEk SHUNKS.
Our Correspondent Tells OF Hap
peninoS There.

w TT. Edwards. Salt Like mining
tnsr, rain. ned Oh Moncay from visit
to Aurum ana MunsAy. He secured II
oond on some properties ut Aurun
owncd b, Simon Davis and Ben San
ord.
AT the New Century mine Supt. Can.
non is sinking the work ing shaft with
III! dispatch possible.
Mess,s Frost of Boston, owners OF
the Wide Vest Co. $ mines, are daily
Spectod, to look after their business
interests mere.
John Williams and Jas. Cazier, with
lie TWO best teaming outfits ia E istern
Nevada, cam in from W ellis on Mon
aas. They l4ft on Friday with freight
.or Ely, and will return loaded with
ofe.
Two of oury young men, Der, Fillmore
and Max Frank, have discovered IA
zee carr, ing gold and silver, in the
grauite belt above the Hot Springs,
which gives good values.
syivt ster Cannon of Salt Lake City,
;,ts arrived to look after the Cannons
uterssts in The Old Imperial Co. mines.
.uu. Der is arriving from the fai road
.o,' the erection Of Supt. Tom DAVIS
,asiqascs on Thompson street.
Adolph 5und borg s fencing a large
plat at the Hot Springs and planting
shrub berries ano small fruit.
harley Karbs ein and bride arrived
n ADnoay, and are teuprarits resid-
lag Win Mts. Patrick Greene.
Mrs. Bertl- Fox aud daughter, after
succ' SIS III business venture, returned
% Ell, by private convey ance on Mon.
day.
Dr.. Winter had cali to visit the
B,icnert ranch on Sunday night, AIRS.
o"rcgcr. reeeis ing his attention..
Ben Sanford of Au'nm, an old time
| resident If our town, paid us visit on
Monday, after an absence Of nearly
twenty years, Ben is postmaster, mine
wper, m" We he .ieve tue only ,esi4eui
;, Aurum, but having BONDED SINE
nining p, oper,ies. he had TO come over
"a have some otariai business at, end
III 10
DR.. Winter. has dcci1ed to remain
viz us, Nd has leased the McDermii
'.,n.u.'s ,frag store.
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cost of travel and enable us to get east
ern mail many hours earlier than now.
J 3 Orr, who has spent the winter
10 San Francisco under the care oil
uht sicians for q complication OF dis
eases, has recovered sufficiently tt
ravel. having reached Reno this week
accompa led by his sister, Mrs. judge
cheney. MIR Or is on his return tc
ely, but it will lie some months before
ne has sufficient strength TO stand the
org ride from the railroad mere.
2cnceruipg the report about towr
that D N. Harper, the gentlemen wh'
mas 30 many claims undAr bond in this
district had been arrested in New York
Gity. etc we can positively state thai
the report is malicious lie, absoutel,
n ulse 10 every particular and withnu
foundation in fact in any respect Thu
gentleman wrote 10 friend here this
vet k from paiiadelphiu, whore he is a
present negotiating for the couisum
ination OF big deal.
Following a severe wind storm Tues
,lay was gentle fall of snow, fully
II rec inches of the beautiful covering
The ground yesterday morning. TIT
all con inued up to noon, but the sno"
disappeared nearly as fast rs it fell anG
= great deal of moisture went into tn,
ground, which causes the smile Of sal
isfac,ion to come Ger the farmers face
Muct good to be country will be the
result the storm, proyicing it is no
10 lowed by severe frost, which often
Ntnes is the cas,.
A ]. Millick went out Tuesday fol
Osceola, where three of his sons are en-
oa ced ia developing an excellent golf
property. Assays from an eighteen
incnes ledge on tie mine, made here
ibis week. show the presence OF excit
ire values in the yellow metal. Blu
he discovery of this blind ledge ha'
| ,eted onlg as stimulus to those ia
arrested n the proportion TO still tur
her h.i..uc tho tnnnal til the mait
poee, Tor which it is being driven, j,
encountered, when something sense
iuually rich is anticipated.
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WILLS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
Soliciting Funds With Which to
Build Ma hine for 0u,. Roads

George r Bou'ding, President of the
Double Gear Automobile Co. of Wells,
a.G the inventor of The new double
gear automobile, has spent the past
few days here soliciting funds with
watch to build an automobile. designed
aad constructed especially for use on
our roads.
The company was Incorporated un-
Ger the laws OF Nevada last February,
with q capitalization o: S,3o, GOO. Two
thous-nt five nnbdred shares OF the
st'ck will now b., sbid for 81 per share
1or tho above purpose.
Mr. Boulding his % model of his pat
ei with hp, and these interested
shon'd not fail to ste it. There Is no
reason v by TIE doublo- gear N tcAine,
with steam power, will not work.