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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-13
PERSONAL.

T. 5. Richards left last night for Pres
ton. Ida. for the purpose of addressing
the farmers Of that locality on the sub
ject Of government aid 10 irrigation He
will return TO this city on Monday
O. Lehman Schroeder and Mrs. f..
Schroeder OF Hamburg, Germany. are at
the knutsfOrd.
Mrs y u. Burrsss OF Greenville. s. G.
is az the Knutsford
John +. Dempsey and wife OF Scranton.
Pa. are at the Cullen.
]. a. Pierson OF Denver is at the CuI-
len
Mrs. Nellie Bennett Of Denver is at the
Kenyon.
c. n. Callahan Of Meridian. Miss. is at
the Kenyon.
Miss G. Behymer of Washington, D. c.,
Is at the Wilson.
Mrs. w r. Bacon and children Of Los
Angeles are at the Wilson
A. HERMAN tourist from Berlin. is
at the Wilson.
Miss Grace KidwcIl of Oakland. Cal.
will sing THE Day is Done. by Bartlett
NJ st. Marks cathedral this evening.
George Francis Beard, advance repre-
sentative of Fisher and Ryleys Gilt
tering Gloria" in which Miss Isadore
Rush is being starred this year. was in
the city yesterday making arrangements
for the appearance of his people The
company comes here from San Fran
cisco and the engagement is for Monday
and Tuesday evenings OF next week.
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HARVARD 28, HOLY CROSS 5.
tumble Scores a Touchdown Against
the Crimson.

Cambridge. Mass, Nov 12.-Hsrvard
had little difficulty in defeating Holy
Cross on Soldiers field this afternoon,
2S to >. In the first half, the Crimson
gained at will until near the end Of
the half when a tumble gave the ball
TO McManus. who ran fifty-five yards
for the only touchdown made by Holy
Cross.
In the second half Harvard played
many substitutes, but was able to make
three more touch-downs-
Holy Cross was especially weak in
the center. Harvard was weak I'm her
defense at times, but had the ball
through most of the game. In kick
ing. Harvard showed great improve
ment over previous games, but made
several bad fumbles.
Score-Harvard, IS; Holy Cross, 5.
ouchdOwns-Hanley, 8; Foster. Mich
OILS. McManus. Goals from touchdowns
Nichols. 2; Sperry. Umpire-Bur-
leigh. Referee-MurChie.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

ENTERTAIN FRIENDSHIPS Garnet
Buckle and Miss Mary Effetman enter
tanned at 500 Seventh East last even
inE.
WILL HOLD A FAIR.-The Ladies Aid
society Of the First Congregational
church will hold a fair in the church par
Tors on Thursday and Friday, Dec. 8
and 9.
HOME IN CITY SOND.-Msry c. Han
sen has sold TO Frederick r. Klein
schmidt a six-room modern house on
Third street between r and 5. the con-
sideration being 50 80. The deal was
made through Little & Little.
WOMEN DEMOCRATS TO META
special meeting OF the Women's Demo-
cratic league will be held at . o'clock
Wednesday afternoon IN room i0l Atlas
building. Members are requested to be
present.
RELIEF SOCIETY FAIR.-The Tween
ty-seCond Ward Relief society and Y.
J.. NJ. !. A viii give a fair commencing
ar p. NJ. Thursday. Nov. Il. and will
continue until everything is sold The
Twenty second ward Everybody is in
Vited 10 come and help the good work.
4 friend in need is a friend indeed
ORCHESTRA GIVES DANCE.-The La
dies Orchestra Dancing club gave a
the Federation of Labor building, Fourth
SOHth and State streets. Thirty couples
attended. The orchestra, of which Mrs.
!. G.. Gilbert is manager and Miss Jean
cite Wittick and Miss Gertrude NJ. Hart
man assistants. was organized four weeks
ago. and is giving dances at the same
place every Saturday night.
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FIND A BABY
AT THE DOOR
Owen Smith, Ten Days Old,
Has an Adventure.
SEEMS TO HAVE NO PARENTS
WELL CARED FOR AND PLACED
IN HOME.
SEEMS TO HAVE NO PARENTS

Carefully wrapped in a heavy sha vi and
warmly dressed. babe about ten DAYS
Old was founo sleeping sOundly about 9
o'clock last night on John NICK eever's
door step at III South Fifth West. A
bundle OF clothes was found beside the
infant and q nursing bottle filled with
warm milk. In the bundle OF clothes was
letter bearing the name Of Owen Smith.
which il evidently the child's name. and
the mother.
please take care Of my little one until
can so and get my otner three little
children" the letter read and a s. gold
piece was enclosed in the envelope The
Dsbe was taken into the house by Mrs.
Mckeever and tenderly cared for until
the police were notified. and ;he babe
was taken by OFFICER TAYLOR TO the Home
f1nding Association. Several neichbors
came in during the evening and changed
soout holding the infant I'm their arms and
warming its feet i'm 'front.' of the fire. The
child awakened shortly after il was
brought into the house and seemed very
bright. In spite OF It's tender age il
opened its large blue eyes and laughed
and cOoed as the mothers sat around the
fireside and talked 10 it.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKeever had teen home
al the evening and while they were read
ing the papers they heard something drop
on the front door step. They paid no at
tention TO the noise thinking that Il was
some OF their neghbors' children. A half
hour later, Just before going To bed. Mr..
porch and almost stumbled over the child.
lie picked UP the bundle nos realizing
what ~ was. and turning around 10 the
light saw that il was a baby. he called
his wife and the child was cared Tor.
The other bundle Of clothes was carried
into the house and unwrapped. and sew
eral articles Of clothing. consisting Of
stockings, long clothes and tibs were
found. The nursing bottle filled with
milk, cleaner and a small package Of
boraX was also picked up on the porch.
After calling in the neighbOrs Mr.. Nc
keever notified the police. and Officer
Taylor cGrried the baby to the station.
and 1t was later taken TO the Home Find
ing association.
There is nothing that can be found that
VIII give any clue TO wh0m the child
parents are, and the police douOt whether
the childs name is Owen Smith. The
letter was badly written, evidently to dis
guise the Handwriting but IL is believed
the babys parents live i'm that vicinity.
The police believe that IL the mother was
going to get her her children she would
not have taken such means to have the
child cared for. but would have given il
TO some of her relatives or friends. The
police will investigate the matter today
and some of ghe neighbors are OF the
opinion that they know to whom The child
belongs.
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PENN 10, CARLISLE o.
Quakers Had to Work Hard in Order
TO Beat Indians.

Philadelphia, Nov 12.-Although the
football team from the Carlisle Indian
school failed to score against the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania eleven on
Franklin field today, the three touch
downs made by Pennsylvania were
earned with difficulty. The Indians
were lighter than Pennsylvania, but
what they lacked in weight they made
good in speed. Stevenson, Pennsylva-
MAS quarterback, was the star in the
contest. Score: Pennsylvania, is;
Carlisle O.
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MICHIGAN az, CHICAGO IL.
Maroons Put Up Better Game Than
Expected.

Ann Arbor, Mich. Nov. 12.-Chicago
university's maroons today gave the three
time western champions, Michigan eleven.
the hardest battle q team coached by HosI
ever fought The final score was y to
u in favor of Michigan. Both teams
scored in each half, the maroons max
ing their first score on Michigan since
1900. Chicago lost its star backfield
early in the first half by injuries and
throughout the remainder of the game
Quarterback EckersalPs kicking and his
brilliant runs constituted ChicaRo's en-
tire effective offense. Favored by a
strong wind and by what luck there was
in the game he held Michigan's offense
on even terms during most of the game.
Michigan played out the game with one
substitute. Attendance, 1850.
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DIED.

>D~N~~D~ND~~O~~NO~~>~~N~ ~O~~~Se~>~~S~~~~~~~~~N
SMART.-Walter Smart. aged - years.
son Of Mary Ann and Thomas Smart or
Union. died Friday morning at
o'clock of typhoid fever.
Funeral services viii be held Monday
noon at the Union meeting house.
IIESsLER.-In this city. Nov y. 1894.
Winnifred Melton Kessler in mis- 2Sth
year.
Funeral will be held from the residence.
ga East 18th South street at 2 p. m. Mon
day, Nov. H. lntermCut Mt Olivet
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MINNESOTA rs, WISCONSIN o.
Gophers Now Claim the Western
Championship.

Minneapolis. Nov. 12.-On the strength
of having defeated Wisconsin by score
of 2S to on Northrop field today Mime
sofa roOters are tonight claiming the
western football championship for 1904
The game played at Wisconsin today
was a disappointment TO its supporters.
The Minnesota men started in with a
rush and played their opponents off their
feet. sending Kremer over the line for the
first touchdown. almost before the spec
tatOrs realized what had happened. After
this Wisconsin played in spurts, at times
showing splendid defense. but always fail
ing at critical times. Attendance. 10000.
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FIGHTERS PROBABLY
HAD MILL FIXED

ST. Louis Nov. Blowing TO an agree
ment between the men for draw If both
were on their feet at the end of the sixth
round. the fight between Cy Flynn OF
Buffalo and Mill Kinney of ST. E.cuis To-
night ended in a draw. The contest was
cut down from fifteen rounds 10 six ow
ing TO the small house. Flynn fought
all around his man. beating MIN de-
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Washingtons 5. Webgters o.

The Washingtons defeated the Web
sters in grade school league game
Friday az Liberty park by score OF
to 0. The two teams were more even
y matched than any game played in
the league this season. The winners
lined up as follows: l.. Back. c.. Book
er, r. g.; Bettinger, ]. g.; Cole. T. t.;
81. Ostler, l. I; Margetts. e.: Howell,
]. q; Vostler. r h. b.; Roberts, l: h. b.:
Arnold, { b.; Brown. O. b.
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FRESHMEN BATTLE.
Under Classmen of Yale Beat Har-
ward Eleven.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. Fin the
annual freshman championship game
between Harvard 1908 and Yale 1908.
on Yale field this afternoon, Yale de-
feated Harvard is TO 0. The Yale men
started a whirlwind attack that pre-
vented the Harvard men from getting
together. keeping Harvard on the de-
fensive for the larger part of the first
half.
During the latter part of this half
Harvard was on the aggressive, but al
though making repeated gains through
the Yale line. lost by errors OF play.
fumbles and slow starting. Toward
the close Of the game Harvsrd's
greater weight began to tell, but they
were held for downs when within
striking distance Of the Yale goal.
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And in accordance with law, and an or
der of the board Of directors. made on the
9Th day or October 1904, so many shares
OF each parcel OF such stock as may be
necessary viii be sold at the company's
office. at COZ Progress block IN Salt Lake
City. Utah, on the 18th day Of November
1904. at 10 O'Clock a. m. of said day to
pay delinquent assessment thereon to-
gether with costs Of advertising and ex.
penses OF sale. A. c. STROBEI.t Secy.
l49 South Main street, Salt Lake City
Utah
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SOCIETIES

A. A. $. RITE NOTICE.
THE four coordinate bodies Of the A.
\. 5. Rite Of Freemasonry in The valley
q salt Lake, Orient of Utah. viii holt
their fourth reunion IN the Masonic hail.
salt Lake City. commencing tomorrow
Monday al o'clock a. M. and con
tinuing four days. All s0iourninE mem-
oers OF the Rite are cordially invited to
attend and assist in the work.
DIEHL, SD DEGREE.
Secretary.
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Bun Dos 30. nom CAD s.

The Bull Dog eleven chased the Tom
Cats all over the field yesterday after
noon, winning by the narrow margin Of
20 70 >. From the start of the first until
the finish OF the second half the Bull
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PACIFIC COAST LEAauE

San Francisco. Nov. 12.-Seattie took the
lead IN today's game in the first. inning
and won without difficulty Whalen
pitched a very poor game, being an easy
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LIABILITY AND CASUALTY insur-
ance in all its branches written by the
Maryland Casualty company. over So
0O0,000 assets available in the United
States for losses. Also fire and All lines
OF general insurance. Losses adjusted
and paid here.
II b. WINDSOR e. CO.
General Agents. 81 West Second South
Street. Phone pa
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LEGAL.
Silver Bell Mining Company.

PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS. 800
and COZ Progress building, Salt Lake city
Utah. Notice-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on account
Of assessment No. 10, levied on TIE 18th day
Of October. 1904. the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
stockholders. as follows.
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GIVE YOUR CAST-0FF
CLOTHING. ETC.

~ The SALVATION ARMY Social Re
lief Dept, for use in It's salvage room.
Cali phone 13S2-X or send postal to staff
Captain David Miller. 50 Franklin Ave,
whose signature will be on card carried
by our collector.
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BORN.

EG.SWOpD.-Nov.1 i. 1904. to the wife or
William +. Elswood a daughter, 1Olz
pounds.
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TO BORROW. S2.0O0 from owner: per
cent; real estate security. Box 2li city.
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THE ROSERIE. cut flowers. floral ar
rangements, l42 So. Main. Both phones
46S
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young walcOtt' Accepts Def.

"cuilud sDoating gentleman" in
Producing himself as Young Walcott"
called at The Herald Office last even
ing and said Ae desired 20 accept the
challenge of "Muld0on Cyclone" for
boxing contest at 1853 pounds. He said
he was not ''pussonally acquainted"
with Mr.. Muldoon. hut that ne was
sure he coBd whip him. AS vet no
promoter has announced himself as be
mg willing TO promote the match.
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FLORISTS.

>~"-~~~~~-~|-e>~~-
l. VI. LAW. specialist on funeral de-
signs and everything floral. Telephones
81. Prices reasonable.
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CLEVER amateurs for repertoire COM
panN playing Utah and Idaho State cN-
perience; good parts for the right people.
Address 'Re9ertoire. this office.
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Fresno, cal. Nov. 12-In the snappiest
game or the week Tacoma .von from
the Commuters today by the score OF 3
twirled IN fine form and the support
given by their teams was all thar either
could ask. An error by Hogan let in q
run by DevereauX- Sheehan and Schafley
picked out three-bagger apiece. Score:
4 IL 4.
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Los Angeles Nov. 12-Portlal,G took
strong brace today and played faultless
ball. Butler was ? tower Of strength IN
tight places pitching we'll at II stages
Gray also pitched well, but an error by
Flood Let in run thai eventually decided
the zane. Score:
r. H. 4.
Los Angeles . ........ g.
Portland - ...3 o
eries-Gray and Spies; Butler ana
kcllackcV
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BY YOUNG MAN. pleasant room in pri-
vate family on Capitol or east bench; not
over SO r 10. Herald.
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ACTORS and actresses. 4 lew good
repertoire people Immediately csn also
use two good specially people ut reason
able sslarv. Address Stellar Theatre Co.
Payson. Utah.
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STANDING office desk. at once Ad-
dress f g. Herald.
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WANTED.

S-ROOM modern house y T. part city
Cash buyer. Thomson r. +. Co.. 63iS
". 2d South.
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Tacoma


Batteries-Fitzgcrald and Hogan; Mosk
imon and Byrne. Umpire Browa.
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mark and having poor control OF his de-
livery. Score:
r. H F.
Seattle - . l0 N
San Francisco tss........... .
Batteries-Hughes and Leahy. Whaien
and Gorton. Umpire. Mcdonald
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COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work. family of two Apply mornings at
$50 Second ST.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

GOOD HOME for girl who can attend
school till June. Mrs. Luff. - so. 9Th
East
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\ GOOD matchmaker Apply Sal Sick
le. the jeweler, - L. 2nd So. St
FIRST CLASS solicitor; good salary OF
commission Address r Herald
STROCKS Employ nisnt Agency
Mechanic and labor Office
- We-r ID So Pi.ni.a t64
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WANTED. -Competen girlE for general
Homework: family small; no washing
Apply 246 6th East ST.
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Additional Sports

lcontInued fron page .
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GIRL TO assist with Homework: no
small children. 10 II St
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LADIES to do niecework at their
homes: We furnish all materials and paw
velope 70 Royal CO.. "a F. Monroe ST
Chicago.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-02
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL AND IN.
STITUTION LANDS.

The following described school and institu-
ton lands, situated in Ramsey county and
state Of North Dakota, will be offered for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder at the
court house in the city of Devils Lake, county
Of Ramsey, state of North Dakota, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a: m. and 5 o'clock p. M,
on Thursday, the 22nd day of December, a. d.
lso4, said sale to commence at 10 o'clock a.
m. and to continue from day to day until ali
lands herein described have been sold or of.
Tered for sale.
All lands will be offered in tracts as here
matter designated and upon the following
conditions: ne :
No tract will be sold for less than its ap-
praised value, and in no case for a less sum
than ten dollars per acre. The terms Of the
sale are: One-fifth of the purchase price to be
paid at the time of sale; one in FIVE years;
one-tifth in ten years; onefifth in fifteen years,
and one-6fth in twenty years, with interest at
the rate Of six per ment per annum, payable
annually in advance.
Upon approval Of sale by Board Of Univer-
sty and School Lands, the purchaser shall
pay interest from the date of sale to January
l., 1905. on the deferred payments at the rate
Of six per cent per annum.
The Board of University and School Lands
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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were given the option Of selling
to Mr.. Roach or standing a fore
closure. III. Ell. Hiener and E..
r. Jones are the new managers
of the paper, and will conduct it
along progressive lines.
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CHANGES HANDS.
al Minot dispatch say

w. G. Palmer and r. L. Zim-
norman have disposed Of their
interest In the Daily Optic to
Joseph Roach, president Of the
Great Northern Bank and chair
man Of the republican county
central committee. They were
proprietors Of the plant, but it
was heavily lnortgaged, and to
secure control Of the paper they
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IA COSTLY MISTAKE.

Blunders are sometimes very ex-
pensive. Occasionally life itself is
the price Of q mistake, but you'll
never be wrong if you take DR..
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Kings New Life Pills>for dyspep-
STA, dizziness, headache, liver 81
bowel troubles. They are gentle
yet thorough. 25c at g. W..
Greene's drug stora.
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R nv. 9. II JONES. B. D.
Rector Church Of the Advent.
Episcopal Church.

UMce hours TO 3 p. M, except Eundaye d
Dy appointment at the Parochiai residence al
sunday eeryicese Holy Communion 8 zoos. ID
Morningprayer md sermon at III 100 d, ri. Eve
ming prayer and sermon AZ 8 100 p. m.
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al
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY 4Ses
COMMISSIONERS
OF RAMSEY
COUNTY,.
~, 70.

Adorned meeting OF the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Ramsey
MONDAY, NOV. IA, 1904.
The Board met at 8 O'clock q. M,
pursuant to adjournment
Present, Commissioners Day, Ander-
son, Fursteneau and Mccormick
In accordance with chapter 81, SEES,
sion Laws 1901, the auditor called to
his assistance County Comrs. Day, An
derson and MoC ormick (they being a
majority of the county board and not
candidates for office at the general
election, Nov. s...l9O4.), for the purpose
of canvassing the returns of the gen
eral election held Nov. 8, 1904. The
remaining members of the county
board were candidates and could not
act.
1t was therefore moved and carried
that the board of county commission
ers adjourn until said canvassing
board has completed its canvass,
Wednesday, Nov. l6, 1904.
Christ. Anderson,
Chairman.
Attest:
Emil S. Eich.
County Auditor.
Adjourned meeting of the county
commissioners of Ramsey county,
North Dakota, Wednesday, November
l6, 1904.
The canvassing board having COM
pleted it's labors, county board met
pursuant to adjournment at 8 o'clock
q. m.
Present: Commissioners Day, An
derson, Baker, Funstenau and McCor-
mick.
Moved and carried that the follow
ing election expense bills for election
officers in the various election pre-
>cincts in this county for services at
the general election November 8uh,
1904, be allowed and warrants drawn
in payment of same:
T,i1IohoH ~