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The evening world., 1904-08-23

The Paterson team Of ball tossers win
try the mettle Of the Emeralds at the
Protectory Grounds, Van Nest on Sum
day. At the last meeting OF these teams
the Patersons won after a close finlsh
by one run. .s.sEss
The evening world., 1904-08-23
AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS

ss sssons Wond Will pshlsh Sporting Edition
~ hs news o the amasar baseball hsr sams chs
ass Sa Address an sennuuous Amateur BassSs pdos
= The Evening World Psltns Huildins New yosh
The evening world., 1904-08-23
Linton nendy TO mild.

GLASGOW. Scotland. AUG. 23-slr Thomas
I.lpton has oprnri nel;Jtl,tionJ with the
p.nnys FOR building the shamrock w., pto-
yided George l.. W atson accrpts A commits.
sim 10 deslan another challenged Tor 'hs
Ar.srtss'a rup
The evening world., 1904-08-23
CYC[|ST lEANDER
IS DEAD IN PARIS
Winner Of 1902 Six.Day Race
at Garden Was Fatally In.
iured in Race Last Sunday at
French Capital.

PARIS. AAug Dl--GeorEe Leander.
the American btcycilst. died this morn.
Ing from injuries sustained while rae
ing on Sunday last
George Leander was born In Chicago.
and began his bicycling career az a
sprinter, but later dsveloped into one Of
the fastest long-distance riders In the
country. In company With Floyd Krebs
he wop The six-day bicycle race In New
York In 1902, and a year later, with Nat
Butler as a running mate, finished SEQ
ond In the six-dAy race In New York.
The evening world., 1904-08-23
SPORTING.
CHICAGO HANDICAPPED

pubiishes Jaue'a Wilson's, Dies-
.tcrs, smiths, Bollng's, J. X. VS..
Col. Bins. Taylor'r, Franks. Bells,
Deans Tod's. Leo's sleepera, Rail-
bird's selections, and all special
wires. June's Class Handicap, I'M
surpassed, 50c. daily ~ weekly
Thy mail. ~ monthiD. first edi-
ttou ready noon. Coed things
every day. 233 BROADWAf, opps-
site Post-once.
The evening world., 1904-08-23

Arrived for the three days race mestlns
which begins Wednesday OVER the half.nill-
tnck ~ the RocSlanl County Industrial As.
scyiaticn. There VIII be two raceJ each
The evening world., 1904-08-23
Money for Prnfr..innala.

The professional athletes have their
eyes on the t5i Gin prizes that will be
distributed to the winners Of the differ-
ent events scheduled for Labor Day.
Club Washington Park, Grand street,
between Maspeth and Newtown. Long
Island.
The evening world., 1904-08-23

1 WILL. recover money lost gambling At race
HAYES, Counse or-at.Law. World Bldg
The evening world., 1904-08-23
After New Citr Pursea

NEW CITY. Aug Ill. L. Dodge, prss-
ident Of the New YORK. Read Dnvers' A.
'ieiation. and bls eslssatisn Of New rcrk.
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Brady will be married on Thursday,
Jan. ~, at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Brady OF Union.
David NJ Haun and Bertha Anderson
or West Jordan were married Monday
sOCIALs AND PERSONALS.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith last week
Miss Annie Jensen Is clerklng at Gil
bert's store this week during the rush
for Christmas
Mrs. Bert Shaw has recovered from
typhoid fever and IS around again.
Mr., and Mrs. James ID Powell Of
Bingham Junction lost their infant son
last Friday, and II was buried on Sun
day.
City Attorney Haigh. who has been
III for six weeks with typhoid fever Is
now up and able 10 attend his office
business again.
Mrs. l.. Williams OF Bingham juno
ton Is recovering from typhoid fever.
A baby boy was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Hour OF Bingham Ia gt week
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Dundas lost their
infant daughter last Monday.
A combination dance OF all the lodges
in Murray win be held In the Trocadero
hall on Jan. 3, TO raise money 70 fur
nish tns(naw Fraternal hall.
A deal has been made between Ward
Brothers end Edward Janrsoheck.
manager OF the Excelsior Stationery
cornpany's store by the terms OF which
the latter has bought the remaining
stock Of the firm, Mr. Janescheck win
move his stock into their store and COM
mence a combined business after the
holidays, MIR, Ward IL going TO Salt
Lake to engage In the furniture bust
ness on State street.
On Sunday evening there will I've A
musical program and Christmas tree
IN the Methodist church. Misses Maud
Cahoon and Mae Holloway are the com.
mittee on program, and fine time
Is anticipated.
The lemon squeeze party which wap
given In the opera house a week last
F~''qy was a great success, In every
detail.
The grand ball given IN the Trocaderc
Wednesday evening drew q large az.
tendance, Among those present were
a number Of students Of the University
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Goddard Divorce Decree Modified
By Judge ROIapp-Nc and Mrs.
W. W. RawsOn Divorced
AUSTRIAN SHOT IN A SALOON.
Board Of Education Meeting Funeral
ofW Brown 800 Arrested for Send
log Uuconplmentary Postcard.

As Judge Roapp Is completing the
business Of the Second district court
before the expiration OF his term each
session OF court Is very busy one.
Yesterday a narge number Of cases
received attention,
In the case Of Lena Goddard against
Howard Goddard, decision was rem
dered modifying the original decree Of
divorce. The question was reopened on
the petition Of the mother Tor the en-
tire custody and control Of the child,
Including permission to take It out Of
the state and keep Il there. This the
Judge refused to allow, but on the other
hand he refused 20 allow a cross-petI-
ton Of the father asking that he be
given exclusive custody Of the little
one In rendering the decision the
court reviews the entire case and states
that the granting Of the decree on the
ground OF desertion was not Justified
and that the court had been imposed
upon by an agreed statement OF alleged
facts, and therefore had granted the
decree. lie could find nothing In the
actions Of either husband or wife since
the granting Of the divorce which
should debar either from assoclatlng
with the child. The decree as modified
provides that the mother Is granted
general care and custody OF the child,
but the father may have full and free
access TO it at all reasonable times for
such association and enjoyment as Is
usual between a father and child. If II
shall be necessary for the health Of the
mother to take the daughter out Of the
state then the mother may do 80 on
giving a $500 bond to return It to the
state in accordance With the provisions
OF the decree. The little one must not
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York on account OF his residence on the
same fiat where Hooper Young committed
the murder which brought such storm
OF false accusation against our people.
His accounts OF the aifatr written 20 his
aged parents are better from a literary
Standpoint than anything that appeared
I'm the New York press.
on the return trip he visited the homo
Of his father In Chatuaqua New York.
and spent some little time al the worlds
fair AT 81. Louis, arriving at his home
June 10 OF the present year,
lie was feeling indlsposed az the time OF
his return, but hi9 ailment was thought
10 be nothing serious.
AT tho earnest solicitation OF his party.
he allowed his name 70 go on the Re-
publican ticket as candidate for district
attorney and county superintendent or
public schools He took an active part In
the campaign, making many speeches,
and doing much for the local advance
ment Of the party,
he was defeated the result being. large
ly due 20 the floating clement In the en-
plov OF tho railroad In course OF con-
structlon through Lincoln County.
As he alighted from the train on his
return from the campaign no said 70 his
mother: II have come home 10 rest with
YOU" A severe cold preclpltated the un-
timely oiidt Wnlrn might NkntIMlHt nave
been postponed Tor n few weeks but Bro.
Woods had an inuurable organic heart
disease, which had been developing for
many months and which was the cause
Of his death II Is a sad blow 20 his aged
parents Re was the idol " their lie be-
Ing the youngest son, and tho only one
remaining IN tho paternal domlcile lie
was the pride Of tho village, a diamond
In a rough setting, aud one who was
destined 10 have reflected honor and glory
upon the family name, and 10 have made
hls mark In the world " thought and Wig
orous action.
The family we're devoted 10 him. and IN
| the old home reiUed a bond Of hllal
union lat was worthy OF guoh a lofty
| inmate. and had much 10 do with the do
velopment OF his high idealB
The loss OF such young man az la
fayette Woods, while felt most keenly
| by the Immediate relatives, IL calafn-
| lty 10 a whole community and many
hearts viii ache With the sad story Of his
untmely demise.
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SUMMONS

IN the Justices Court, IN and Tor tho
City OF Murray County Of Salt Lake,
state Of Utah Before J. p McOmle. JUS
tlca Of the Peace Bingham Mercantile
Co.. a corporation, Plaintiff, vs. G. A.
Smith alias {. n Smith. Defendant Tho
State OF Utah 10 the Defendant. You are
hereby summoned 10 appear before tho
above entitled court within ten days after
the service Of this Summons upon YOU. N
served within the county IN which this
action IS brought; otherwise within TWEEN
IS days after the service and defend the
above entitled action. brought against Won
20 recover the sum Of $40 s6 for goods.
wares and merchandise sold add deliy-
cred, and IN case ~ your failure 20 do
60. Judgment viii be rendered against YOU
according TO the demand on the comDiaint
j. T.. McO'MIE.
Justice OF tho Peace
VIM ANDERSON
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Room 4 Hooper d Eldredge Building.
Salt Lake City.
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u win be with much regret that the
many and widely distributed friends Of
Brother Lafayette Woods Of Barclay.
Nevada, will learn Of his untmely death.
which occurred on the 2Sth inst, at the
home OF his aged parents, In what Is COM
monty known as Clover Valley, Lincoln
County, Nevada Although but very
young man, Brother Woods was regarded
~ OIL who knew him AS possessing an
Intellect Of tho very first order, and his
sldl9us, habits and energetic disposition.
promised great things for his future
leas. He was born In Barclay, Nevada
Feo Z ISL, His father Lyman l., his
Poiher Maribah Woods, are widely
known In southern Nevada and Utah. and
are held In very high esteem by all, La.
tayette was the youngest son OF large
l.mlly, most OF whom are sull residents
ot ne little village and the ranches round
ABOUT ~ a very carly age he manifested
, love for books, which grew more intense
Win age. He did all the duties Of farm
ana ranch life always with a ouoyant,
eleerful manner. and when at the age
2i fourteen he entered as student the
Brigham Young University OF Provo II
was With that feeling OF satisfaction that
comes 10 every ambitious boy when he
nnds himself pos essed Of the opportuni.
wi intHNhi 1eNtlNplntnNs hDI lVul
consecutive years he labored hard NJ a
student, FIRST IN the preparatory. and later
N the normal md commercial DEPART
ments lo was rightly regarded as one
I NE strongest students OF that popular
hsututlon, and his popularity with both
teachers and students was great After
completing his work a Provo the next
shree years were spent az teacher OF
Ihe public school Of his native village,
~ which capacity he atQu,t d nl4
MN ability and grew rapidly IN the
knowledge Of books. through the oppor-
unity for reading and meditation.
the early summer Of 1909 no went on
mission TO the Eastern States. and was
~ apart % labor in New York City and
Mclnlty His natural rift as speaker
Wa soon manifest, and no made very
s%hy friends. He commanded attention
nnereVer he appeared and turbuen,
,ueet crowds were soon converted into
t..eItve listeners He performed many
Rapubms and lefi a host OF friends on
Us departure. who vii be shocked IA
ssI OF nis untimely demise He was the
u'sr u attraction for a time In New
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Thru Judicial District OF the State OF
Utah County o. SILT Lake Emmn NIL.
liken plaintiff, W.. Arthur A. Milllken,
defendant The State OF Utah. 10 the
said defendant.
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within twenty days after the service on
this summons upon you II served within
the County IN which this action is
brought, otherwise, within thirty DAYS AZ
ter service, and defend tho above entitled
action; and Va ease of your failure SO 10
90, Judgment win be rendered against YOU
according 20 the demand o. the com.
plant. a copy Of which viii be filed With
Inc clerk OF sald court within i've days
from service hereof upon you
G. M NELSON.
Plaintiffs Attorney
p o Address. Constitution Bldg, Main
street, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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TEA
We make four different
types; Schilling's Best.
Ssar grOsa returns your msa,y Il you dsA'ilG.h.
TEA
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The New state Gun Club n corpora
ton Principal place OF business Salt
Lake city Utah Notice There Is de-
linQuent upon the following described
stock on account Of assessment No H.
levied November H. lg0i the several
respective shareholders, as follows;
No, Name Shares Amt
l6d John D, Hagman ".".,". 1900
And In accordance with law and an or
der Of the Board " Trustees, made Nov
II. 1901 such stock will be sold 10 the high
est bidder az the office Of the Secretary,
IN the basement OF No 80 South Main
Street, Salt lake CITY Utah on the 18th
day Of December 1905 at II o'clock a.
thereon together with the costs OF ad-
yertislng and expense ~ sale,
EDGAR HOWE Secretary,
Salt Lake city, Utah Dec, 10. 1874.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed bids for grading and draining the
University Athletic field University OF
Utah Salt Lake city, Utah win he re-.
Cevcd by the undersigned until l2 o'clock
M. on Friday Dec. g. 1904 and then
opened by the Board of Regents at the
Dcgeret National Bank Building. at 1875
o m Friday Dec % 1894. Plans can De
seen end specifications can be obtained az
room 10, Physics Building, University OF
Utah. after 1870 p. m daily All bids
must be addressed 10 w T. Wilson. I'M
verstv Of Utah, Salt Lake city. ana
marked athletic Field BIDS In lower
left-hand corner
a certified check for al least per cent
OF the amount ~ tho hid must be en-
closed Each check Ia t. be made payable
10 the University OF Utah, and is 10 bo
forfeited IN case the successful bidder
dces not enter into the contract within
Ave DAYS after It's acceptance.
a separate bid and certified check must
be furnished for the grading and drain
age
a bond must be furnished Tor % per cont
Of the amount OF bid with good and SUI
fC.ent stUctea.
The right to reject ary and all bids is
reserved
BY order Of the Board OF Regents Uni.
W W. RITTER chairman.
tsgneD ". p WILSON.
Engineer University Of Utah. Salt Lake
City, Utah
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NOTICE.

Notice Of the annual meeting Of the
ton Company. The annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Phoebe Consolidated
Mining & Reduction Company will be held
AT the general Offices Of the corporation In
the rooms occupied by n W Lawrence,
No 1E South Main Street. Salt Lake City,
Utah, ON the 9Th day of January, A.
D. 1906, at II o'clock a. m, for the pur-
pose Of elecung trustees and other OF.
hcers n tho corporation, and 10 pass upon
the question Of the sale Of the entire
property Of the corporation. and 20 trans.
act any and all such business as shall
lawfully come before said meeting
FRANK GODBE Secretary
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NOTICE on srut KuOLDEHs'
MEETING.

Tho annual meeting N the stock
holders Of tho Salt Lake & Los
Angeles Railway CO. win Doe hold n the
office " the President " the company.
No. 60 p South Temple street. ON Mon
day tho ON dag Of January A u 1905
at 10 o'clock a. m. for The purpose
the ensuing year and for the transact
ton OF such other business as may prop
crly come before the meeting
WIN MCMILLAN. Secretary
Salt Lake City. Utah, Dec. nth 1904
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF tho S1ltalr Beach Com
pany Will be held at the office
" the President Of the company, No 90
~. South Temple Street 0n Monday the
ON day Of January A. D. 1905. at 1879
o'clock a No. for the purpose Of elcctiug
directors Of said company for the ensu-
Ing year. and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting,
WIN MCMILLAN, Secretary
Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec 18th, 1904
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-24
TABOR, CANADA.
sCHooLHoUsE COMPLETED.
New Buildings and other Improvements
First Suowsform OF Winter

Special Correspondence.
Tabor Alberta, Canada, Dec. B-The
FIRST snOwstOrm this fail has just set IN.
The new schOolhouse IL finished and
school viii commence the FIRST of thu
year.
A number Of buildings have been erect
ed at the coal mines half mile distant.
a long tamway and a large boarding
house viii soon be established there
II. II AndersOn's new meat market
Is nearly completed This Will make two
for the town Of Tabor
Tomorrow evening an interesting bail
and entertainment including a Guess
supper will be given at the new school.
house the proceeds to help pay for a
choir organ
Elaborate arrangements are being mads
for the observance Of the Prophet Jo-
seph Smiths birthday
All are hopeful Of biz crops next sea-
son.
Some time ago your correspondent
sent In the name Of David Bennett as
president Of the Y. NJ NJ. l. A. The maine
should have been Samuel S Bennett
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EUREKA.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
In Remembrance Of christmas and Of
The Prophet Jos ph's birthday.


The Prophet Jos phs birthday,
Special Correspondence
Eureka. Juab co.. Dec. N-spocial an.
nlyorsary services cummemo.a I've NJ toe
birth Of Joseph Smith will De held IN
the j. ID. $. church sunday evening NJ
1880 speakers have been appointed 10 deal
with incidents iu his lie which Will be
interesting 10 Bll
Being Christmas day, In common with
the --yr churches VI the camp un APP
prOpuate service viii also be given in tho
afternoon az O'Clock, and as the mines
viii an be idle. this will be an excellent
opportunity 10 lay aside worldly things
aud let the thoughts 80 out 10 Him whose
advent has done so much for all man
kind
The reorganization OF tho Y, l.. NJ L.
a. has been effected here Mrs Lizzie
Adams has, owing To- the call OF other i'm.
pOrtant duties. reluctantly resigned. with
the goodwill and love W the students
and the bishuprc All the ward orguniza-
lions have partakcn OF the spirit OF the
season and have arranged appropriate
programs.
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THAT NEVER FANS

fon o. prominent educator in tho dts.
triCt SCHOOLS uf this dty Deceased was
faithful ana consistent Litlel'day
saint aud respected citizen
HUNTING TOURNAMENT.
Tho RABBIT hunt between Nc Pleasant
ana Spanish Fork ON Wednesday was for
tho championship of the state, The local
boys carflcd M tho h0uors easily. mo
sc0ro Iang $3.50 Dummies for the locals
against ll2 for the Utah county boys The
whole affair wound Up with grand bail
lu the evening
Postmaster Brady 4, confined 10 BIZ
bud with illness Ills assistant j. NJ.
Boydcu ls On charge of the Office.
The Christmas edition VI tho News
was received here last sunday and nigh
ly commented on hy the uo0ple The Write
up OF No. Pleasant WIS good
THO district schools close today for ih'
holiday saason THE Turner an cX Ihi,
Is now ON exhibition at the school build
Ing
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The South Columbus Mining Company
Location of principal place of business.
Room 81, Commercial Block Salt Iak4
city. Utah Notice There are delinquent
upou tho following described stock ON pc-
count M aggossmont levied ON the lith dly
Uf November A. d. 1904 the fnynrul
amounts sot opposite the names OF the bee
spccilyc shareholders ug follows.
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT

be kept out NJ the state for longer
period than six months, and when re-
turned must not be taken out again
within two weeks. The father Is 70 pay
allmony Tor the support OF the child TO
the amount Of S25 per MONTH while the
child ls within the state, and 50 per
month when without the state of Utah.
The mother must notify the father at
least two weeks before taking the child
out ~ the state and within q hours
after brngng the child back
In the cnae Of Mary r. Raws0n vs
william w. Rawson. involving divorce
on the grounds OF desortlon and nom
support the court heard testimony, and
uron the default Of the defendant
granted decree Of divorce, awarding
In the nlanuT q permanent alimony
and the defendants interest IN his Ia
theirs estate valued at $500 The couple
were married In pocatelo In 1903 and
have child.
In tho divorce case ~ Henrietta
Christensen W. Nels Christensen, an
order was entered continuing Tor the
term the hearing IN order TO show cause
heretofore set for this day The de-
fondant In the case is In Jail awaiting
trial for adultery and arson
Mrs Jemima Vanderveen has brought
suit AGAINST her husband Peter Van.
derveen FOR a decree of divorce, allog-
ing non-support. The couple were mar
ried at Baker City. Ore, In June, 1900
MORE BURGLARIEs,
Simpsons cafe on Twenty.flfth street
was robbed some time during Thurs
day night By burglars, who entered
through the rear by means OF a ventlla-
tor shaft, and got away with about US,
secured from the cash drawer.
The Riverside MIL and also Humph-
rles planning mill were each entered by
burglars during the night, but moth
ing OF value was carried away lrom
either place.
SHOT IN A SALOON,
while standing In a saloon on Wall
avenue last night between 8 ana ~
o'clock. Nick Danlch, an Austrian, was
shot In the leg and painfully wounded
No one In the room seems to nave
heard the shot. There were about ~
men In the saloon at the time The
shot VAS fed from the outside Into the
room, striking Danch in the neshy part
OF the leg. lie Immediately shouted
that he was shot and fell TO the floor.
The men in the room turned their at
tenilon to him. Danioh says he has
had no trouble with anyone and can
suggest no motive for the deed. Drs'
Rich and Fernlund attended TO the In
iured man and found that the wound
while painful. was probably not dan
gerous
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
At the meeting OF the board OF edu-
cation last night, the applications foI
positions as teachers were received, one
from W. Orton OF Ogden and one from
&. E. Greer OF Monmouth, Or They
were referred 20 the teachers commit
tee.
A report Of the committee on teach
ers recommended that hereafter teach
ers teaching as substitutes would get as
much pay proportlonately as those
holding regular positions. The report
was adopted
About 100 ogden teachers have noti.
fed the superintendent that they will
attend the eighth annual teachers con-
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REDEMPTION OF CHURCH BONDS.

Salt Lake city, Utah. Dec. 4 1904
Notice III hereby given that pursuant 20
the terms OF the Bonds OF The Church
OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints. Lor-
EMO Snow Trustee IN Trust dated De-
cember Nst 1895 there being sufficient
money 10 the Sinking Fund Tor that pur-
pose the following described bonds Of
Series A are hereby called Tor redemp-
lion on the FIRST day n January 1905. via.
800 Bonds Nos 1 20 no. inclusive SO. 900
500 Bonds Nos 20 81 inclusive o.. SJO
IotAl ,,t.tsss''s.''s .'''ss'ss'ts.'s.,t..f to,uO
Bonds must be presented % the UNDER
signed Trustees On or after January 8rd.
1915. 40 the ueseret National Rank. Salt
Lake City. Utah. With Coupons Nos i3 to
q attached. and interest will cease on
all above described Bonds on January
lst 1916,
LEWIS s. HILLS,
DAVID ECCLEs,
Trustees.