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SPECIAL
FOR THIRTY DAYS.

SPECIAL
FOR THIRTY DAYS
LINDA PARK. LINDA PARK. LINDA PARK
The terminus OF 5-cent fare, Haywards cars:
streets graded and graveied; stone sidewalks:
depot on tract; lots from $50 TO $500: $50 cash
and balance SO per month; 15 blocks to local
train; best located property on San Leandro
road; graded school on tract. Apply to S s.
AUSTIN. 11o1 Twenty-third ave-. Oakland.
FOR sale-The entire stock OF as2-acre chicken
place; u chicken houses. wired compart-
ments. brooders incubators horse and wagon
and everything complete for a hrst-class
place; 300 chickens. 40 ducks, ETC.; good s.
room house Also large list of houses and
lots Apply to- NJ II. kENISTON. corner
Hopkins st. and Peralta ave-. Upper Fruit
vale, Dimond Postofhce.
FOR sale-e2:6x257 #; new 2-story barn; deep
we'll with pump; Vernon station. LeoIa
Heights; cars pass the door: fine for pigeons
or chickens; price $1,000 part cash. Al
dress P. o, box 49s. Fruitvale, OF property
FOR SALE A SNAP.
broom bungalow; large attic, high basement;
lot 75x100; fruit and flowers. Call Sunday
z. J. HICKS. owner. z 22d and 9th avs.
Frultvale.
FOR sale-$275O: it cost 4s75O; rents for SO
per month cottages on Nlot, 40x150. Appsy
to S. S. AUSTIN, 11o1 Twenty-third ava,
East Oakland.
FOR sale-3-room cottage: large pantry. bath:
lot S0X132 6; block from car line. p o. bcx
121. Fruitvale.
S4OO-stock & fixtures Of poultry ranch 3 acres;
rents $40 Z. LEITHMANN, Upper Fruitvale.
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
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s125O up-Linda Vista home sites; lots 5O-foot
frontage; very fine view Of Berkeley hills,
Golden Gate and Pacific Ocean: an ex-
elusive tract for good homes.
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A CHEAP BUSINESS CORNER
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WHITE & BAYLEY,
SUCCESSORS TO w J. WHITE.
S25 OOO-Finest corner in Oakland. near Lake
Merritt; elegant, modern fats just COM
pleted; combination gas and electrical fixtures;
closets in every room: laundres cement foun-
dations; street and sidewalks complete.
Elegant modern Broom residence. just COM
peted IN choicest residence section OF Berke-
ley: near cars and local station; lot 5ox130.
S}JO0-1lz miles Of town; SOnoma County;
q acres fine land; T-room house; barn; or
Send stamp for large printed list.
26 Montgomery St. room s.; phone Main 5To4
FOR sale or exchange for improved San Fran
cisco prOperty-160 acres of vineyard land; (;
miles OF Glen Ellen, Sonoma Co; 10 acres
bearing vineyard: 30 pasture; 30 under culti-
walton, hay. etc. 80 acres timber land. red
wood, pine and oak; plenty of living springs:
fine county road; good Groom house; 2
barns; 2 cabins: chicken-houses: work
horses. wagons and all necessary tools; title
perfect. For more particulars call at 20
Lafayette St. bet. II and u, bet. Mission,
and Howard. San Francisco, Cal.
SANTA CRUZ County-1OO acres 4 miles from
Capitola 10 acres vineyard, s orchard. bal
ance grain, pasture and woodland; living
creek and springs; 7-room house. barn and
blacksmith shop and winery, with cooperage;
fine soil: good roads and free mail delivery;
will sell easy terms or exchange for
improved city property and pay or take cash
difference; price $1,000. Address box 4s.
Builders Exchange. 100 Jessie st. s. F.
BEAUTIFUL, home IN Alameda for sale or
exchange for business complete chicken
ranch. country. Address Owner. box 2s Ala
media
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
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WANTED-TO RENT FULLY EQUIPPED
RANCH on SHARES. EITHER DAIRY,
STOCK, FRUIT OR GRAIN, BY A PRAC-
TlCAL FARMER: CAN FURNISH BEST
OF REFERENCES IF DESIRED. BOX
4431 CALL OFFICE.
WANTED. for cash-Cottage in Berkeley; near
station; state particulars. Address box 4o3o
Call office.
wANTED-House and lot inside California
Hyae TURK Box 300. Call olhce.
COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.
wANTED-About 25 acres Of land; good soil:
within 70 miles of s. F.; with or without
improvements; state particulars. Box 3eG2
Call office.
ALAMEDA ADVERT'S'M'TS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
$f50o-Handsome modern cottage; rooms;
fne grounds; Benton st.
S4SOo-Large 10-room cottage; all on one floor;
ee Tedsced from RassS5o $1,000 diRinsrGon s, 20
ss5oo-cottsze. rooms: extra large. beauti-
fui corner lot: cost $1,000; do not fail
SS5Oo-Lot lo0xl4o; Central ave; a great bar
gain.
S16O0-Lot on Santa Clara ave; 5ox207
Fort rent-Be autiful cottage, rooms; all
modern with stable: Benton St
E D. JUDD CO., 1924 Park st.
ALAMEDA, CAL.
IF you want to build. buy or sell property.
call address J. II. YOUNG, 1243 Park
st. Alameda.
FOR sale or to rent furnished to adults mod
ern cottage, 1852 Verdi st, Ala Call Sat.
p. m. or Sunday or write 223o Polk ST., S. +.
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TAYLOR BROS. & co.
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We also have choice lots On Boulevart
Heights at $50 per front foot.
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$2400-House OF rooms on the sunny side OF
18th ST.: this house is well built; lot
3sx1O5, with driveway and barn; call ana
let US show it,
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FREE coNvEYANcEs
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We have some elegant lots on the hills IN
high and slightly, with fine marine
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BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
BERkELEY REAL ESTATE.

SOME ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE PROPER
TIES FOR THOSE SEEKING INVEST
MENTS
S., 2OO-Modern 7-room house; sunny; attract
i've; near station: would bring you an
annual income of $500.
SO. .9o0-Modern T-room house; choice location;
near u. C.; would furnish an annual
income Of S420.
$4.6oc-An attractive. modern house of .
rooms; central location; would give you
5000 a year on your investment.
$6,T5o-A large lot in a central location
which will soon be business property
and is worth $500, with modern
10-room house which rents for S72O per
annUrn.
s11 ,oo0-A business frontage OF 40 IT., with
a modern building covering less than
one-half Of the ground leased at $3.50
per annum. and the land to-day worth
the price.
We have properties that are very good for
investment at less prices (as low as $1,000
and at much greater prices. Come and see US
or write for particulars
LYMAN ALLEN, 2129 Center st.
CHENEY & BERRY.
s5,5oo-Elegant home on Benvenue avenue OF
rooms; modern; lot 5ox150; fruit trees
in bearing; small barn in rear.
s1,5co-5-room cottage within blocks of Col
lege avenue car line: lot 40x1oo
81, e5o-1-acre lot on the corner of C1aremont
and Russell; one of the best locations in
Berkeley.
SlO,UCU-EleSant HcHie OF IL rooms, nne
grounds; ~ acres on Claremont avenue
acres adjoining the University grounds Fine
investment. $500 per acre.
WE HAVE LOTS FOR SALE IN THf
DALEY SCENIC, HOPKINS TERRACE
BERRY-BANGS AND OTHER TRACTS
WHICH WE WOULD BE GLAD TO SHOW
TO ANY ONE DESIRING FINE RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY.
CHENEY & BERRY
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
BERKELEY
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If YOU WANT TO BUY OR RENT IN ALA
MEDIA WRITE OR CALL ON US.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
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,or Additional classified Advertisements
See FRge a..
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A FINE BUSINESS INVESTMENT.

We have some choice residence lots facing
and adjacent to direct Key Route lines. prices
from SIS to $50 per front foot. including street
work and sidewalks
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HERE IS CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY.
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TWO NICE WATER FRONT COTTAGES
ON CENTRAL AVE- NEAR STATION
BARGAINS; LARGE LIST OF REALTY.
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BUY home now: new modern 7-room house
near Beth and Telegraph ave-. central Oak
land: 80 minutes to S. F.: fare 1Oc; price
very low ferns to suit: would consider good
city lot /as part payment: don't miss this:
price $500 Address Owner. los Jessie ST.,
box 4s. San Francisco.
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FOR sale-s2O0O. 80 acres Of fruit. table or
wine ErsTe land. miles from Gait: adoin-
ing land cannot be bought for Slo0 per acre
this land is ali rlOWed, lays on the county
read. rural delivery passes the place.
S2rEo-ls down 1850 acres Of choice fruit or
Tfle5-ard land: old house and barn; Sacra--
uleur0 county,
S-.-iNtA-fD acres Of choice Young vineyard. two
Years oid- this vineyard is located on the
county road and in good neighborhood; Sac
rsmento county. Address box IS. Galt. Cal.
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OAKLAND AVE LOTS.

I have a choice corner lot for sale On tho
Sc. corner Of Oakland ave and Pearl st.
4O:6x13S The ground Is level: the street work
all done The best location on the lower end
| of Oakland ave.
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ALDEN REALTY CO..
s1St Telegraph ave. Oakland.
rraT.v,hora EIark e1ST

FOR sale at a sacrihce-S425O. reduced from
$1,000 ane 2-story T-roOm house besides
receution-room. laundry and bathroom: high
basement: every modern convenience. well
buiIt and nicely finished inside and out:
choice lot 5Ox125 feet situated Fifth
ave East Oakland. half block from Key
route car line; convenient TO churches and
schools. must be sold before September 1;
make cash offer.
B. H WELSH & CO..
Fifth ave. and East Eighteenth st.. Oakland
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SGOOO-A FINE house IN Lakeside district
thoroughly modern and I'D to date n
every particular. rooms and bath;
blocks from the business center; blocks
from the new postofhce. price reduced
from 5000 to $3.50; must be sold
S45OO-I.arEe new modern Groom house on
TELEGRAPH ave- lot IS 451OOs this price
has been reduced from S0OOOi IS certainly
a great bargain
G. K. MARSHALL, 1910 Broadway. Oakland.
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GENUINE BARGAINS.
broom cottage on Ninth st, near station;
lot Z5x12o; only $14OO
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rooms and bath: very well
built: a lot 5ox15O: the heights
East Oakland. convenient to broad
gauge to San Francisco and to electric
cars the garden Is a feature OF the
place; this will make a beautiful home
for any one. and particularly for some
one in business in San Francisco.
HOLCOMB, BREED & BANCROFT NC
1000 BROADWAY. OAKLAND, CAL.
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H BARKMEYER
12oG Fruitvaie ave. Fruitvale Station. G.
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Two other lots on the west side Of Oakland
ave. lower down. 40x9O These will be sold
at half the regular price.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1904-02-04
COUNTY REVENUE FUND

COUNTY REVENUE FUND
From tax K
penalties, interest and 3.Sl570
state (WOlf bounty 2U3O0
licenses
licenses
district court $500
seed grain benenciaries. told loansJ 1885
[ sale of books 10
y City Warren. jail rent
justice court fines
& # 81
For salaries and clerk hire 7,B679
diem mileage
: county commissioners committee mileage
board of equalization #t
board auditors
I'd 4 / Sfs4 3
.##8%
Of births and deaths F
s books. blanks stationery printing
t
tss 4 ,lSS 81
Z
diseases s7@1 26l5
i rs
b e s q 81
e. & 4fS I 8
Of election canvassing board 4 &H574
= officers fees election returns
/" temporary relief of resident
electric light jail probate
Judges office ~
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and probate judge
UnclasSif1ed expenses
Transferred to bond and interest fund
Refunded taxes charged back
Warrants outstanding
Total disbursements
Debit balance January 4th, 1904
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UNION DENTAL COMPANY

Hon. G.. u. Winter win deliver Memorial
address, under the auspices of the %. A..
r. z-5t, Junior league. ~. D. Brown,
leader, 6.45. EpW0Tth league, Miss Addie
Mcdowell viii lead. s o. m, lecture ON
Our Flag. by the Hon. q. T.. Winter
of Encampment. WyO. A cordial welcome
Is extended 10 ALL All seats are free.
Presbyterian. - First Presbyterian
church. Morning worship al 0- subject.
'"Fhe Changed Life Evening worship at
s; subject. THE Biblical Teaching OF the
Judgment Special music at each scrF-
ice.
EDiscopaI-Church of the Good shep-
herd. corner Grant avenue and Twenty
fourth street Alfred Brown. rector
Trinity Sunday. Early celebration. I-f
a. ms SUNDAY school. gf5 HOlF CCmmuu-
ion and sermon. IL, evening prayer and
sermon. 1870 D. m. Morning tCEJ. Holy
It0lV. Holy Evening text The LORD s.
PRAYER. Thy Kingdom Come.
SCienJist-Ejrst Church OF Christ. SER
enlist Church ediGce- corner Twenty
fourth street and Lincoln avenue Sery-
Cause % Creator. Sunday school. DO
O.. m. Wednesday evening meeting. s D..
Ia. All are invited Free reading room.
suite PIP EcCles building. open daily from
2 To 5 o. IN. All welcome.
COngregatiOnaL-Eirst Congregational
church. Adams avenue. between Twenty
fourth and I~WeurE-ffEh streets Tho
pulpit VIII be occupied by DIT. Wik0f Ci
San Francisco. in the evening ne wiz
give his lecture on tfhe Temple, Its or
igiB and Development illustrated vita
five s-tereOpJic0n views. An welcome %
services.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

WILL ADDRESS YOUNG PERSONS
Rabbi Louis g.. Reynolds viii address
me young persons of the NJ. J. A. of the
LWeltth ward tonight at 6.30 his subject
being Russia and Her People"
CHANGE DATE or FESTiVAL-The
date of the sunday school festival which
vas o. have been held al the First Con-
g|regational church on June 3 al O'Clock
mas been changed to une at the same
time and place.
NORMAL CLASS REUNTON-The
university normal class, 99 viii hold It's
annual reunion at the homr Of Miss
Iearl DuTneli, 500 Park avenue Monday
evening, May - All members are re-
.quested 20 be present.
VETERANS no PARADE-The Span
isl-Americau war veterans have been
called To meet az HEADQUARTERS Third
south ana state streets. tomorrow morn
ing at 2 o'clock TO form iu parade. Cap
tam b. = NedgWood VIII DE the c0m-
mander of tho day.
FIREAfEN MEET TODAY-Au Vet
cram volunteer firemen are requested to
meet at the Veteran Volunteer Firemens
1at- 4l canyon road. SUNDAY morning.
May ~ al 10 o clock. % make arrange
l4enfs 20 participate ia she Grand Army
Memorial day parade.
BENEFIr PERFORMANCE bene-
ft performance Tor the j. ID. g. meetlua
house in Stockholm. Sweden. HiIf be rfv-
en- % the salt Lake theatre June g. "Tfl
1aeteis q PASTORAL drama in three acts
and ~~Dalbounden's Dotter. ain opera fn
two acts. viii be presented.
PURCHASES CLARK HoAfE-Tho
handsome residence Of Former Mayor
John Ozark a. First ANA O. streets has
been purchased bF Major Richard 49,
Aeang Cor che SAM Of St4ga Nr. Glars
p i0 move into 4 now homie ou Idl0illHE
property tp zee iali and at thst time
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DORADO GOES DOWN BEFORE UTAH ATHLETES
Visiting College Champions
Defeated on Track.
FINAL SCORE Is SIS TO 81
-a-
RESULT IS NOT SURE UNTIL FL
NAL CONTEST.

ffTAH won, but Colorado was not de-
feated until the last event, when
Captain Bideout Of the Varsity
breasted the tape IN The half-mile relay
race. winning nine points for his team
and making tho final score ~sixty-siI To
h|fty-oue.
About 800 persons witnessed the meet
and Of THAT number about $50 were
students. They cheered D. sang the
Varsity @ Go victory, but the waves
or enthusiasm died away when victory.
seemed to beckou TO Colorado. The
C0loradoans were far from home. and
their only supporters were the friends
they won 10y the plucky way they
fought in every event.
The entire body of spectators real
lied the critical situation when the
contestants lined up for the final and
deciding -vent, The crowd was silent
and all eyes turned toward the starter
as their interest changed 20 anxiety.
As the men dashed away from the
mark the crowd shouted and yelled for
Pitt of Utah. but McAfee OF Colorado
fought desperately forward to the front.
and at the second relay Moore OF Utah
and Mack of Colorado made an even
start. There were cheers OF encour-
ageuent as Moore. gradually warming
into his stride. forged ahead. Whitney
made the third change for the Var
slt} and Moore gaV him a lead Of five
yards at the start over Millisack. The
distance was increased by Whitney.
and Ride0ut picked IL up at the last
relay and doubled the distance from
Painter and decided the meet.
The day was a record smasher for
the Utah team. With a good track.
nue. weather and a refreshing breeze.
the day was ideal. Two state records
were broken b. three records equaled.
Fred BeuniOu completely wrecked the
state record i'm the previous hammer
throw record of ia feet 3 inches by
hurting the sixteen pound hammer 1874
feet az inches. Horace Whitney won
b admiration of the University of
Utah by covering the 220-yard dash at
8 DO second clip. setting a new mark
of - seconds fiat. the former record i'm
this state being - 1-5 seconds. Whit
ney ran the 11U-yaTd dash i'm 10 sec
onds, which is equal 10 his recent rec
ord made iu the state championship
meet Captain RideoUt of the Varsity
ran the $40 in 81 1-5 seconds. and Jim
my Wade made the half mile in 2-@8.
both records being equal TO the best
time made i'm the state.
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girls and the latter responded in kind
rhe finale was a song entitled Our
High School
Present For Mr.. Eaton.
At the close OF the last act. President
Oscar Moyie OF the board of educa-
ton, after a few remarks -cougratu-
Iating the graduates upon the compile
ton of their course, presented them
With their diplomas. Miss L0reen
Leary then stepped forward and pre-
scented Principal George Eaton of the
High schoO with a. shield pin in red
and black. the nigh school colors, in
token Of the appreciation felt by the
members of the class for him. Mr..
Eaton entered upon his duties at the
Salt AXE High school Whcn the class
OF 1904 started in as freshmen. In ms
response he said that he considered
the class his especial property. of
which he was exceedingly proud.
The members of the class Joined in
q farewell song and yen, while over
their heads was lowered a handsome
Sigh school flag.
The entertainment was On the whole
one of d prettiest ana most clever
ever presented by a High school class
were well rendered and the various
parts taken CTeditablV by the members
Of the class The following was the
cast.
Senior King William 10. Fowler; court
Jester Lis,e smith j@aHitor, OTTO r. Pet
Crs, Professor OF Irish. Harry Bintzt
juniors. Erred Richmond. Nois SoTeuseB.
Joe Hernessey, Beruice Richardson
ebster Clay, Earl Hateu0r, orderly,
Warren Beiessi bugier. Ellis Black stand
ara bearers. Joseph Jensen. Orlando
oVemi leader OF the hunters. Howard
Jones' officer 20 the king. Ralph Nelden
gypsy. prank BuCkWalter.
Guard ot WIsdom-Scienee. Roiand Her
man mathematics Robert Hartley. Eng
hsh, Preaie Clark; latin Hazel George.
greek Ruth 6torer. German Walter
Cook, French. Blanche Eewc0mb: history.
dohn kubSt cadet. Walter Brooke. COM
uereial department Frank Ruekwalter.
0rangc Giris-Anuie Christensen. Leah
Hii. Evelyn Cone. Lizzie B0hmaa. Emma
onea Laura Malin. Elizabeth Niles, Title
Thomas.
Flower Giris-Agnes Patterson. Hazel
Clark Cara Kener Bemlce Day. Hazel
Mullen. jamie GiIelt. Anuie Parsons.
ooTinuc Foster.
Summcr Giris-Hazel George. Pear.
Branch Violet IVerson. Julia Fallen. Jene
Nte snan Georgia Young. Hheufa Ghffr
colt Ruth Storer Teresa Beloy. Bsss
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land0 oven. bearing the standards of
the High school and the seuiOr class.
stand on either ! O Of him. Behind
Is tle guard of wisdom. seniors in caps
and gowns, upOn which are pinned the
various marks Of their professions.
sixteen young women. half of them
dressed IN orange own and the 9TH
ers I'M white and bearing flowers. pee
formed a unique drill Ten young la
dies i'm white. as summer girls gave
a paras0l drill. followed by a march Of
sixteen young men wearing blach
coats white duck trousers and hats.
The latter received am encore.
Leslie Smith, as the court Jester. re-
cited a few jiusles I'm am amusing man
ner. not being iu the least Disconnected
by the remarks hurled at him by the
juniors i the audience whenever he
faltered in his lines. Otto Peters. the
Janltor of the palace. reeled of several
German dialect ditties. and Harry
Bintz. professor of irish. sprung nu-
merous Jokes The trio sang a parody
on "Iessie,' iu which the faculty. the
juniors D. the city electric lights
were in turn the subject of humorous
comment. The seem closes with the
singing of the chorus of 'The Seniors
Are Ever ola the Alert
Juniors Are Heard,
Between the acts. the juniors. who
occupied "a considerable portion of the
dress circle, gave class wells and songs.
The scene of the second act IS laid
iu a forest i'm the borderland of the
senior kings domain. and opens with
a song n q driu by q chorus of
hunters. The three juniors. Fred Rich
mond, Joe Henuessey and Webster
Cary, appear On The scene al the same
tme-with ana old gypsy, who tells them
what erriug lives they have led, and
shows them the way 10 the kings pal
ace. where the bottle OF elixir is kept.
The act closes with "The Junior Boys
Song. by the chorus, and a solloquv
by the leader of the hunters on the
vices of the juniors.
The last scene shows the throne
% OF the senior king. The three
juniors are brought ip. tired. and have
returned TO them the bottle of elixir,
which Is a huge affair. six feet high,
bearing the label Junior dope, shake
Wen before using During the act
the members of the class dance the
Hlgh school savotte pretty drill
that aaHses much applause The boys
" the class rendered a song To the
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ADDITIONAL OGDEN NEWS
ogden May 90
SCHEDULE FOR CUTOFF.
Passenger Trains Will Likely be OPP
Grated Over New Road Soon.

1t is probable that running of passenger
trains over the Ogden-Lucin cutoff VIII
be commenced i'm q very rev days. In
VcstigaG0ns have been made hy The Oper-
ating department within the iast few lays
for the purpose Of dSccrtainlng IT the
Worlds fair excursion trains cannot be
run across the cutoff. and TT Is known
that the Investigations were quite saus-
factory. All of the sinks nave been
overcome excepting a short stretch ign the
neighnorhCod of Rambo- Al that place
there is q section of about 1900 Ieet that
settles OCCASIONALLY but the sinking is
not sufficient to interfere with the ruH-
ming of trains. s. passenger schedule IS
being made no and b. is understood that
this allows two hours and fifty-five min
utes from Ogden 10 Lucin.
one 5v one the skilled Workncu who
have had charge of building the celebrated
piece of work are being transferred - s..
Roberts superintendent ot construction
eff the trcstpo al the co~mmcnreulent OF
The work. came in last night with his wife.
and the two viii leave at once for san
Francisco. where Mr. Roberts has been
assigned to another important piece OF
trestlins.
J.. r. ward superintendent OF material
who had charge of the eight auHches and
distribution OF material. also ZANE in last
nisht ano VIII leave in a few days Tor
san Francisco
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gun. Butler, for the Varsity, and
Mililsack struggled gamely for the
lead, but Butler had the pole and baked
AIillisack after his effort to pass him
ON the curve. and crossed the mark for
an easy second place.
Colorado Takes Jumps.
Both the high jump and the broad
jump were taken by Painter and Rice,
respectively, of Colorado. who did it
with apparent ease. Painter OOk sec
n place in the broad jump, and Rice
captured second place in the high
jump. The Varsity boys were in
The event for a moment, but succeed
ed in taking third places in both
events.
The mile was covered by Wade in
5.03, and at finish was twenty yards to
the good. with Judd O~utruuning Wiiet
Of Colorado in the home stretch by a
good margin.
The half mile relay was run In 1894
and won by the Varsity. The team
was composed of Pitt. Moore, Whitney
and RideOut. At the start Pitt had the
inside position, but McAfee OF COlora-
do held even with him and neither team
had the advantage iu the second
change Moore made a better change
b Mack of Colorado, and gave
Whitney "a dve-yard lead on the third
relay. Whitney increased the lead to
ten yards over Millisack. RideOuJ on
the last change doubled the distance,
but Painter run a fast 300, although
hOpelessly defeated.