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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-08
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Ill FoR eEIGER.
Summit County Democrats Ask For
Place on State Ticket.

, Park City. Sept This afternoon the
Summit county delegates to the state
Democratic convention left for Salt Lake
over the Rio Grande Western. The dele
cation goes to Salt Lake with but one
pledge. and that for John W. Geiger for
auditor After this the best man for the
place seems to be the object of the dele
CATION. Ii Mr.. Geiger gets the nomination
electing the state ticket. for Summit
county is one of the loyal counties to her
people and Republicans and Democrats
VIII join in voting for the Summit county
man.
ne Republican county convention and
senatorial convention are called for the
18th inst and it is likely that the Demo
Gratis will hold theirs on the 18th.
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FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Democratic Convention Names Green
wood and Morris.

Nephi Sept. THE Democrts of the
fltth Judicial district hello their judicial
convention here today. The convention
VAS called TO order at II o'clock with
Bishop Charles Adams of Iron county as
temporary chairman. The committee on
PsThantnt organization reported Edward
PIKE OF Eureka for permanent chairman
ana X H. Barton OF Beaver for secretary.
The business of the convention was
quickly dispatched, Joshu4 Greenwood of
Fillmore and David II. Morris OF Wash
lngton county being the only nominees
Tor the positions of judge and district at
tOrney- On motion the nominations were
lnade unanimous. A large delegation was
present from the southern counties and an
nthpsiasm prevailed that betokens
Dem@ratic success throughout the dis
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And in accordance with law and an or
der OF the board of directors. made on the
18th day Of July 1894 so many shares OF
each parcel Of said stock as may be nec-
company. room T. Commercial block. Salt
Lake City. I tab. on the 9th dav of Sep
TENDER 1904. at O'Clock D. m To pay
delinquent assessment thereon together
with cost of advertising and expenses Of
sale. JOHN CAMPBELL
Secretary.
Room 4. Commercial Block. Salt Lake
City. Utah
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GAMBLERS FOUND GUILTY.
Bruce and Dillon Played Wrong Card
When They Film PLANNED Finn.

At the conclusion Of their hearing
yesterday afternoon in police court oil
d charge of gambling" ]. Bruce and
John Dillon were each sentenced to
pay fine of $50 or spend a correspond
ing number OF days in Jail The two
We're arrested after they had
matched" s. away from A. X join. a
Park City Finn, by Officers Give and
Brown. who had Witnessed the game III
the Falstaff bar
Officer Give testified yesterday to
having seer the twain coax away about
s. from the Finn in the aboye-narned
saloon The men, however, were not
arrested in the saloon and none save
the patrolmen knew what was going
on
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HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

Hillsboro., Ore Sept. Bert Oak
man, who stabbed Frank Bennett 10
Geath during a quarrel here Aug. 81.
was today held without ban for hear,
ing ly the grand jury on a charge Of
murder,
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MAY DAY MINING & MILLING COM
pally- Principal place Of business Salt
Lake City. Utah. There are deIinouent on
the following described stock on account
OF assessment IS, levied on the 9th day
of July, 1904 the several amounts set op-
PoSlte the names of the respective share
holders as follows:
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the supper, of the united Democracy and
l'aign and in the office after election.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
TENNIS MEN ACTIVE
Handicap Doubles Will
Commence TO-MOrrOW

The California Tennis Club will
cap doubles tournament to be played
tomorrow. The entries closed last
night. The number of teams entered
is larger than in any similar event
held in the past. All of the best play
ers- in the club will be in the compe-
tition and there will be some good
tennis.
The event on Sunday is for the Di-
rectors' cups. They have been won
twice by two teams and victory for
either of them tomorrow will dispose
of the cups permanently. George
James and Herbert Long and Herbert
Schmidt and Harry Rolfe have their
names on the trophies twice. James
and Long won the last two tourna-
ments held and look to have a better
chance to win than Schmidt and
Rolfe.
Besides the two teams mentioned
the following teams have won the
cups once: DR.. Hill and Will Allen,
r. T.. Crawford and Allen; Chester
and Grant Smith.
Carl Gardner and Will Collier have
joined forces and If James and Long
meet them on even terms the latter
will have a hard time winning. Cham
pion MacGavin has entered with his
father. There are several new play
ers entered, including B. Ivancovich,
Lund, Thorne and III. Jones. Paul
Jones has also rejoined the club and
will play with Sidney Salisbury.
The Golden Gate Tennis Club has
sent out announcements for a handi-
cap doubles tournament to be played
on the park courts November s.
The young ladies who frequent the
public courts are showing unusual ac-
tivity. They are holding a tournament
almost every Saturday and some Of
the players are becoming quite ex-
pert. Miss Sarita Van Vliet has been
playing at the park only about a
month, but has already climbed to the
top. She has played in three or four
tournaments and has won them all.
The fair players will meet in a
scratch doubles tourney to-day. Miss
Van Vliet and Miss Weed hold the
cups, but will find the teams harder
to beat than they were in the last
event.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
CriCketing
Men Record
Their Acts

The batting and bowling averages of
the San Francisco County Cricket Club,
winner of the championship of the Cali
fornia Cricket Association in 1908 and
1904, have been prepared. In 1903 the
team played twelve pennant matches,
winning nine, losing one and drawing
two. In the season just finished the
team played twelve pennant matches,
winning seven, losing four and drawing
one. Harold B. Richardson stands at
the head of the batting list with the
remarkable average of 146.40 runs per
inning. His average considerably ex-
ceeds his highest score, which was 103
not out, but he lost his wicket only five
out of the eleven times that he was at
the bat. Petersen stands second at a
long interval and Roberts third. A.
Davies stands at the head of the bowl
ing averages, having taken sixteen
wickets at an average cost of 7.01 runs.
H. Roberts really rendered greater SER
vice to his club, capturing thirty-five
wickets at a cost of 9.94 runs each. The
batting and bowling averages in full
follow:
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY CLUB BATTING
AVERAGES 1904
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
ARRESTS Alleged Robber.

Alexander Horne. boilermaker
caught hold of man on Clay street
yesterday afternoon and compelled
him to walk along till he met Police
men Dougherty and Bean. Horne told
the officers that while he was living,
at Pinole about four months ago the
prisoner, w. Peterson, occupied the
same room. Horne alleged that Pet
erson broke open his trunk and stole
s45 10. Peterson disappeared and
Horne had not seen him again till he
met him on Clay street. Peterson
said that Horne was mistaken and
that his name was A. Osborne. He
was locked up in the tanks" and. the
authorities at Pinole will be notified.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
STREET CARS WILL STOP
AT NEAR CROSSWALKS
Supervisors Authorize the Use of
Signs by Companies in Excep-
tiOnaI Cases

The joint Committee on. judiciary
and Streets yesterday reported in fa-
for of Supervisor Lunstedts resolu-
tion authorizing street railroad com
panies to. place stop plates or stop
signs at all points where cars regular
ly stop to take on or let off passen-
gers, provided, however, that no such
stop plates or signs shall be placed
where the stopping place is at the
near crosswalk. Lunstedt explained
that the companies had agreed to
have a uniform rule that cars shall
stop at the near crosswalk in all cases
except where the grade or other con-
ditions prevent. 1t is proposed to i'm
bed stop signs in the pavement at
such points for cable cars and sus-
pend signs on the wires of electric
roads. 1t was stated that there would
be few such signs, as the general rule
would be for cars to stop at the near
crossWalk
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
Cardinal Men
Do Not Show
Brilliancy
CLEVERNESS
Varsity Team
Is in State
of Selection

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 2S.-
With the intercollegiate championship
game only two weeks off, the Stanford
gridiron squad is scarcely as efficient as
should be expected so late in the sea-
son. Most of the rudimentary points
Of the game the men have mastered
well, but in speed at advancing the ball
and cleverness at defense the varsity
team has not responded to its coaching
as readily as it should.
1t is part of Coach Lanagan's pol
icy TO not actually organize his varsity
eleven until a few days before the final
game. As consequence the players
are still being shifted back and forth
between first and second squads, and
the so-called varsity team is seldom the
same as on the previous day. Judgment
of the teams strength is thus rendered
uncertain.
This week one or two significant
changes, which Will probably be per-
manent, have taken place. r. A..
Thompson, who has been playing
tackle, was put back into his old posi-
tion Of right guard a few days ago. He
was an efficient tackle, but it is thought
he will be more valuable in his former
place, where his weight and experience
will be of assistance toan inexperienced
center such as the cardinal will have.
Shields is playing steadily at his old
position of left tackle. c. z. Hyde, who
was out of the game for two weeks
with bad knee, is playing again. He
is making the strongest race for the
contested center rush position.
The coaches have devoted consider
able time this week to trying out all
available punting material. Dole, Sprott
and Trowbridge have made the best
showing in this feature. The former
two show about equal ability, and it is
yet doubtful which one will be depend
ed upon for kicking in the big game
Should both of them receive injuries
sufficient to put them out of the con-
test Trowbridge will be a strong man
to fall back upon.
Scrimmage work between the two
squads opened early in the week. with
general lack of spirit and dash, but inn
proved steadily during the last few
days. AS a rule the second eleven has
made a better showing than it's more
experienced opponent. The varsity has
scored each afternoon, but only after a
hard struggle. Thursdays practice
showed a marked improvement in the
first teams interference, which had
been poorly organized UP to that time.
This improvement is attributed to the
night signal practice in the gymnasium,
feature of training introduced by
Coach flanagan Wednesday. A half
hour after dinner will be devoted to
this indoor work every day henceforth.
This system was employed last year
with great success.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
SCOTTISH BowLERs COMPETE.
Many Taking Part in Doubles Tourna-
mcnt Now I'm Progress.

The Scottish bowlers are out on the
green at Golden Gate Park whenever
the weather permits and some inter-
esting games are bowled each Satur-
day. doubles tournament is under
way and will be finished by the end of
November at the latest. There are
two matches. yet to be played in the
first round. They are: John McLaren
and j. Stott VS.. James Gray and An
drew Wilkie. and Robert Park and w.
Cook VS.. w. Eaton and E. c. Medeau
The following matches will be play
ed In the second round: D. O'Brien
and Y. G. Lawson vs.. winner of Cray
Mcknight j. McLachlan Webster
match; M. Grove and H. L. Tickner
VS.. winner Of Moffitt- -Millar-Dr. Hamil-
ton-Watson match.
The annual meeting OF the San
Francisco Scottish Bowling Club for
the election Of officers will be held No
vember 10. AT this meeting DR..
Hamilton, the new club champion and
winner of the last singles, tournament.
will be presented with pair of sill
yer mounted bowls.
As President Y C. Lawson will
make his home in future in New York
a new president will be elected. Mr..
Lawson has been president of the club
since its organization. The club has
prospered beyond all anticipation un-
der his leadership. He was the or
ganizer of the club and will be greatly
missed by his host of friends
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
ALAMEDANS SAY ROWING
is A NEGLECTED ART
pleasure at Methods of the
Pacific Association.

Considerable excitement has been Gre
ated among the rowing men of San
Francisco Bay by the charges made by
the Alameda Boat Club against the Of
ficers of the Pacific Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union. The Alameda
house and passed resolutions charging
the officers of the Pacific Association
with neglect and mismanagement Of the
affairs of the oarsmen and with adopt
ing tricky methods to maintain them
selves in power.
Meetings have been held by the row.
ing men at which the conduct of the
board of managers of the Pacific Asso-
citation has been condemned, and the
oarsmen have discussed the question
of retiring from the association and
forming an organization of rowing
clubs only.
W. B. Hinchman, the president of
the Pacific Association. who was for
many years secretary of the Alameda
Boat Club. has Withdrawn from the
club. The Alameda Boat Club has
sent in it's resignation to the Pacific
ASSOCidllOA, Dul IL has llOl Deen dc-
cepted, the board of managers saying
charges such as those made by the
oarsmen should be substantiated. The
managers of the association claim the
charges are false and libelous. and
have appointed committee. consist
ing of 7. 1. Fitzpatrick of the South
End Rowing Club, Herbert Hauser of
the Stockton Athletic Association and
f. ]. Lynch of the Ariel Rowing Club.
to draw up a reply. The board SAYS
that it has always been ready to ad-
vance the interests of the oarsmen and
has suggested that each club should
havei three representatives on the re-
gatta committee. one of whom should
be a member of the board of man.
ayers, while the other two should be
appointed by the club, with full power
to act on the regatta committee.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
RENEWS REQUEST THAT
ORDINANCE BE AMENDED
Chief Whitman Again Urges Supervis-
Ors to Insure Convictions for Sell
ing Pools ON Horse Races.


Chief of Police Whitman yesterday
sent to the Supervisors copies of
communications forwarded on August
II last asking that the ordinance pro-
hibiting the selling Of pools on horse
races be amended 50 that it would not
be necessary to prove that the race
was actually run Whitman stated that
it was impossible to secure convictions
of offenders because it would be nee
essary to bring witnesses from the
Eastern tracks. He asked that the
ordinance be so worded as to prohibit
pool selling on races run or purported
to be run He repeats his re-
quest that the amendments be adopted
so that the selling Of pools may be
suppressed.
Whitman also repeats his request
that an ordinance be adopted prohib-
iting the shaking Of dice in public
places to reach the bunko men who
shake for money in saloons with load
ed dice and who play top and bottom
and other games to fleece the unwary
Although the communications were
filed with the board more than two
months ago nothing has been done to
comply with the request of the Police
Department and the law prohibiting
pool selling is being continuously vio-
lated.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
places selected for scales.

Deputy Customs Surveyor Chaun-
cey M. st. John, acting for Customs
Collector Stratton. had f conference
yesterday with the Harbor Commits
sioners upon the subject of the plac-
ing of Government scales on the wa
ter front. The Commissioners decided
to allow space on the bulkhead for
three scales at the following points
selected by Mr.. st. John: Main and
Beale; between Howard-street piers
Nos. and 2. and between Green and
Union streets
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29

mot out.
r. W. Weaver and A. Watson played in
two matches, but did not score.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY CLUB BOWLING
AVERAGES 1904
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
BUTTE HOUNDS
ARE HERE.
Likely Looking Lot

The first of the Montana grey
hounds has arrived here for the win
ter campaign The young ones are
pronounced the finest looking ever
seen here. They are we'll nourished
and healthy and ought TO run on
their looks. d. DOherty brought the
Hooking & Doherty string. while V.
Kellett has the dogs from the kennel
of George MacDougalI.
The pick of the invaders are
thought to be Quicksand and Kintla.
by Bonnie Crawford Culver. Charles
Saunders of Butte will also send
string this winter.
Champion Pocatelli, which was re-
ported injured, will not be out OF the
running. He will be a contender in
the $500 John Grace cup stake. This
is limited to sixty-four entries and
there are already more than that
number in sight.
T. J. Cronin's fast but unIucky Fair
Tralee has seen the last of his days
as a cOurser. While chasing a hare
near the park he had a head-on col
hsion with an electric car. The force
of the collision broke the fender on
the car.
c. o. Peterson has sold Haphazartr,
Silver Cloud and Sir Winton to 7.
jolly.
A. Young has bought Pepper Jack
and HaddingtOn from A c. Lomelino
and Royal Spirit from w. d. Murphy.
Two stakes will be run tomorrow
at Union Park, a special and a re-
serve. Four Montana dogs will start.
The likely winners:
Special staks-Richard Anton. La Rosa. The
Referee Duhallow.
Reserve stake-Mickey Free Amandan. j
Il. Aurelia, Mi Amigo. Siroc. Homer Boy,
Rocked Asleep. Concord Tralee, In Time Hap
hazard Belle Marie, Shadow Sofala- Quick
sand, Dorothy NJ Flaunt, Ragged Actor, Real
man. PromptO. Renegade Apache Runaway
Actress. Racing Auto and Reckless Acrobat.
Coursing will commence at Ingle-
side Park to-day at IL o'clock. The
reserve stake will be run as far as
possible. The Hayes cup will be the
feature tomorrow. The likely win
ners:
Reserve stake-Blue Craig. Piker. Bob r
Frisco Lad. Maid of Mercy Fair FLYING
Forest Fire. Golden Feather General Dewet
Wright. Gold Lily. Belfast. Croix D. Good as
Geld. General Fremont Aeolus Cascade Royal
Spirit Butte City. Commercial Traveller. Lady
Men1o.
Hayes Scup-vandaI Young Fearless. Clover
Blossom. Rusty Anchor. Freeport Doc Burns
Galveston. Queens Motto. Honest John. Prin-
cess Savoy. Little Plunger. Nina. Orsina Car
low Boy. Frisky Barbara. Eagle Bird Lost
F'retter Royal Friend. May Tunnison. Frisky
Boy.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
Large Strings Show
SpOrtSnen Are
Successful.

The reports from the nearby marshes
turning to their favorite feeding
grounds from the interior, where they
We're driven by the recent storm. Many
sportsmen were out on Wednesday on
the preserves and limit strings were
obtained at different points. A contin-
uation Of cold. clear weather will make
the shooting excellent
Each shooting season develops some
humorous experiences, and this one is
no exception to the rule One of the
most novel of these happened to A.
Mehlert and DR.. c. r. Bricca. They
were shooting in separate boats on San
Pablo Bay when the former killed a
sprig. The duck came down with great
force and struck DIR. Bricca on the
head, knocking him overheard. His
companion went to his rescue and soon
had him in his boat, none the worse
for his experience.
Walter Linforth was the hero or the
victim of another such incident. He
was fishing for bass in San Pablo Bay
with j. We'll and had landed q good
sized fish. Just then he saw some sprig
coming and let fly at them. He over
balanced himself and fell overheard.
While his clothes were drying he
showed the true sporting spirit by sit
ting up in the boat in his overcoat
shooting ducks.
Otto Feudner, who is pronounced the
best duck shot on the coast, is making
the reputation of a new pond. He did
this successfully with the Pringle and
the Stewart ponds, and has now gone
on to Joe Danielson's place. This is
one and half miles beyond the Stew
art pond, near Collinsville. He secured
the limit there easily last Sunday.
]. b. Hauer and other members of
the Empire Gun Club secured some
'cans" on their Monterey preserves last
Sunday. The gamekeeDer has wired
them that the ducks have returned,
morrow.
Jim Jeffries, the boxer. avails of every
opportunity while he is on the road for
a duck shoot, and his friends are the
gamers by his skill with the breech-
loader. He has sent several fine strings
of ducks to this city from Marysville.
julius Bruins and Jack Karney spent
ten days at Sears Point after quail and
ducks and had excellent sport.
A. F. Estabrook shot at Mount Eden
on Wednesday and secured the limit.
Billy Wattles and Charles Lang shot
at Collinsville last Sunday. They re-
port canvasbacks as being numerous.
San Pablo Bay is full of ducks, but
they are not working we'll for the gun
men at present.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
Council of sorrow.

The tribes of the Improved Order
of Red Men and the councils of the
Degree of Pocahontas of San Fran
cisco and OF Alameda and San Mateo
counties will hold council of sor-
row in Red Mems Hall on Golden Gate
avenue at o'clock tomorrow after
noon, when there will be appropriate
services in memory of the members of
the two orders who have passed away
during the past twelve months.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
ACADEMIC LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
Lick and Oakland to Pay for the
Championship.

The Academic League has develoned
scme strong football teams this year
and as a result the games are well at
tended. The defeat of Santa Rosa and
Palo Alto last Saturday leaves but two
teams to fight it out for the cham
pionship. They are Lick of San Fran
cisco and Oakland High School. The
semi-fnal games We're both one-sided
and are of little value in getting a line
on the two remaining teams.
II is doubtful if a high school team
ever played better football than Lick
did last Saturday. They started with
the ball and the way they bucked the
line and ran ends was a revelation.
Coaches Smock and Cavanaugh have
worked wonders with their material
The Lick team work and interference
* almost perfect. Cavanaugh's shift
play, although used only in the first
half, netted the team 200 yards. This
play will not work as successful
against Oakland next Saturday. as
Coach Bishop has been devising means
70 stop il.
The Oakland boys did not show up
any too well last Saturday, but this
was probably due TO the fact that they
were overconhdent- With two weeks
hard practice they should be at their
best.
If Lick does not go stale before the
final game that school should have lit
tie trouble beating Oakland.
The winning team is TO go south
and play heschampions OF Southern
California for the academic cham
pionship Of the State.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29

He--..No. I shall never get married. y
She-You coward"
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
Rode Blcxcle Into Team-

David Cohen. aged IL years. resid-
ing at Sixth and Shipley streets. while
riding his bicycle on O'Farrell street
at the junction of Market ran his
wheel between the two horses attach
ed to the Potrero Emergency Hospital
wagon, which was on its way TO the
City Hall. The horses took fright and
trampled the bicycle until II was a
wreck. Young Cohen escaped injury.