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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
REALTY PAPERS VIEWS ON MARKET.

THE Real Estate Record and Guide" says in its
last Issue regarding the real situation. in
part as follows:
The doubts which any observer may have felt
ABOUT the prospective activity Of the real estate
market during the approaching winter and spring
must have been dispeled by the showing which It
Der OF sales has been phenomenal They have in
deed been much numerous than they were dur
ing the corresponding week year ago, and II
they afford any indication of what have to ex-
pect few months later, il must be predicted
that during the current season the volume OF real
estate transactions will exceed the enormous totals
Of the winter Of 1904. OF course the specula ton
Aeights did not get under way last year until No
veInber, and decisive comparison cannot be made
until q few weeks later; but there is every reason
70 believe that the volume OF real estate business
transacted will break the record. II will consist,
however, OF q larger proportion OF improved prop
erty than II did year ago There is little specu-
lation al present in land. Property of that
II Is sold for immediate improvement The bulk
OF the operations confined fats and tene-
nnents TO the north and east of Central Park-the
demand for private dwelling houses not being as
good as 1t was q few weeks ago This is accounted
Tor by the extraordinary renting conditions which
still prevail Vacancies are scarce ever,
and when one tenant moves another can be
found in few DAYS. Landlords Of all kinds, but
particularly OF residential property, pros
porous than ever, and the investment demand for
tenen4ents IS far better than il used to be. All
this provides opportunity for speculative trans
actions which the multitude of professional oper-
ators are not slow TO seize, and, these underIy-
resulting activity can hardly show any consid-
cradle diTninuIion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
ELArRusH PROPERTY SOLD.

Five hundred and fifteen acres which will plot
I'D into seventy-fve hundred lots sold yester-
day in Flatbush- This land the property of
Robert L Crooke, and was known as Crookes ISL
and The selling price was s625 600 Contracts were
signed in the Office of Weed Henry & Meyers at
torneys, Germania Building Nos 81 and g. William
bush-ave- trolley line, and adjoins Bergen Beach
The purchaser was Hugh V: Reddy, il, represent
tend TO improve the property for. commercial and
manufacturing purposes by dredging out the creek
around the north and south. end of the island and
bulkheading It There are dredges working now
on the adjoining property where several nanufact-
llring plants are about to be constructed.
The McNulty & Fitzgerald Company acted as
broker IN the transaction This company IS inter
ested in the syndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

7 Clarence Davies has sold for L. B Brown two
lots. B0x1oo feet on the east side Of Brown Place,
90 feet north Of 134th-st-
c. Tuou & Co. have sold for the damon estate
70 Simon Epstein the plot, 5x7o feet 152dst- and
Morr1s-ave
Benjamin Hochbauna has sold to J. & ". Goetz
the northwest corner of 165th-st- and Trfnity-ave
q four story triple fathouse. 25x1oO feet.
A Mantinband has sold for ". & i. Mutnick 10
Valentine Bertram No. SO East 145th-st, a four
story double fathouse. lot 25xlOO feet
L z Randall has sold for Catharine L Winslow
20 Charles Hartmann No: LOS Freeman-st., a two
J. II oeters has sold for q client to John Ranken
IS f e east Of @ on s south SIDE Of l''s
Louis L LSe has i bought from 70, Adoph Hucke
dwelling houses, on plot 4sxlOo feet.
g three story dwelling house on lot 2xloOl1 feet.
2dolf MandeI mas bought from julius Post No 5os
East s1st-st, fve story tenement house. on lot
Simon Fine and Ernest Califano have sold for
4hs various owners TO Mandelbaum &, Levine
Us East ii6thst. a2x1O6l1 feet; $50 East lf6thst
feet and 426 10 4&2 East 6th-st. on plot 7O4xi00n
The Harlem m. R sid4 obe s has sold for Mr.
i MSfse Inc on not lot 25Ti6oI feet, " East
Isaac 2i' Beneout the northwest corner Of l651s
ard 2d-ave a five story tenement house, lot
2 sxsi a Olsen has sold for Mrs Magic Hessen
"a Moses Kinzler the two five story tenement
houses NoF i6s and III East s5th-st, on plot
II Kite has sold the fve story 6 senem r house
Do~nberger has bought the two nve story
tenement houses Nos 1.704 and LOS 2d-aVe.. on
plot 56Nl00 feet 1y,s
Wei & Mayer have sold TO Cantor & Wolfe.
No 3e7 AM East 8th-st3 SIX story tenement
house on plot 6sx93IIx irregular
Charles a Weber has sold for MT afoSer < on
iot 25xIO0 feet; also sold for Mr.: Heck NO Io4
East I50th-st., a five story double fathouse on lot
l5YIo6 feet; also sold for G. Z. Letsch a plot OF
four lots on the north side Of 12th-st 300 feet east
100ElOS feet, ana q DlOb OF -FOUR lOts
On the south side OF I2th-st., east of Avenue D.
10Ox1Os feet. .,, ~,
Barnett & co. have sold for Sarah Molloy No
2 I23 5th-ave four story and basement dwelling
house on lot Is SKIS feet
uyynne and Hyrnan Horowttz the plot. 3o0xl9S 10
feet 13sth and lSsth sis l25 feet east OF LehoN
ave
A. Wfttner the westerly one Of eight six story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Jordon. osher, to William P Dixon and another.
danlaTe Years: per $21 900
Pos1ect ave- No 594 years per cent $3.50
and Nd s years G cGaI psf
Brown. Rose. to Association for Relief of Re
spectacle Aged INDECENT Females; 112th-st o.
sl6 # Of sd-ave; years; per cent NOV. 5000
haitian Mortgage Company LincOlR-ave. n :. ouo
Hoch ii5st William H to craft; 1s3dst
200 # Of Cypress ave; prior mortgage 5000 5oo
same to Keys; demand 5000
pany; 1e4th-st 100 # of Woody Crest nm
P nTS aSs sP Fas, TO pT 1900
n $ $50 # W Of commonwealth-ave: years, ,oooo
Coulter Elmer D Title Guarantee and Trust
6 G9mPaI' 'eFoeaTe cor Potter mace $500
Kelly Patrick to N, T Dunn: ,Beacon-st cor ma
efzof Albert TO " Wingate Bond-st No q
19eb aS15 Realty ssi Ss COMPANY to H ss9k
Grand-ave. " $ 43os IT OF Burnsde-ave; z.oo
r1sch Conrad and another 70 tue GUARANTEES ;o4 :
Of 174th-st; demand ........0o... 5000
LINDSAY Theresa to Thomas G Barry; 1S2d-st,
M9Ps L E to # c9m on TysTe ysa
same Sas P 9o same snS is2dtst $50 IT Of vyse-
same to E saIns; 1S2dst 200 # Of Yyse-
same anS to same same lS2dst I75 q Of vyse-
ave years 81 per cent ...........-...,... $500
Unenave years per $500
NcWhrter. William H. and another TO City Mort
gage Company; 152d-st s. $50 IT Of Court -
andt-ave: demand. 5000
Hanon John. 10 Emma w Wingate Mil Brook.
per- cent tt 1000
Doughty, L, another 10 Appleby:
per cent 125 ooo
Mapes Lambert G. TO Commercial Finances Com
pany; 1S2d-st, 200 # of Nyse-ave; years.
5lz per cent $500
Cork, J Charles Kroetz and another; s5th-st.
cent 5000
Of dave year per cent 1900
o'Neili. Mary TO LAWYERS Title Insurance and
Der spi D. 1867 -. per 1900
2s22; Years -. 1000
McCiown William, 10 ] Haskin, I3Oth-st, s.
cent D " q >'i'''' 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Beacon-st n s, $50 # " OF Commonwealth-ave
21.5x1O0x50N10O.5: William B Wall loans Mary
Berrigan ...-.....-
st LaWrence-ave, n q corner Beacon-st 25x100;
Marie Dunn loans Patrick and Agnes Kelly.
Audubon-ave corner 173d-st 1OOx95: the
Manhattan Mortgage Company loans Frank T
1st-ave e 8 1910 # of 116th-st 25x95; Italian
American Trust Company of the City OF New
York loans Concetta Harrone. Observation-Disclosures.
152d-st n 5, $50 # Of Courtlandt-ave. 5OxIo0
the City Mortgage Company loans William H
McWhirter Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures.
164th-st. n s 100 # W OF An1sterdanl-ave 50x
9e11; same loans Henry T BuIman. ......--.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
MANY SALES BY w. PETERS & co.

william Peters & Co. have sold for Mrs. Agnes
McCUe to Frederick Rieper, a lot the South
east corner Of Morris Park-ave. and Unionport
road; for Mary Callahan TO a client. No. 5lS Van
Nest Park, a vacant lot. and for August Diener
70 Jacob Kaiser, two-family dwelling house on
the north side Of Douise-st., 275 feet South Of
Morris Park-ave-; for August Diener to Anton
Genz. q two-fannily dwelling house the south
ST. and for Agnes McCue to Frederick. Rieper. a.
building plot 100x100 the southwest corner OF
Morris Park-aue. and Van Buren-st. The buyer
will improve the property with four-story Hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

I13th-st Nos 202 and 204 East; for six story
brick hathouse 45xs7. IL: Polstein Realty Com
teets $45 ooc
l1Sth-st s PAS II of Pleasant-ave; for three
six story brick tenement houses Al sxS711; NJ
tects 100 ooo
l37th-st S. So IT OF 5th-ave for four six
story brick tenement houses. 81 6XS7. Il: Gold
architects 14o 600
ClaTemont-ave. n e cor l25th-st: for a six story
owner Nellie Bsgge. architects. 15o 900
116th-st, s. 90 It of Morningsde-ave II5th-
ST. n s. SIS # of MornngSide-ave; for two six
story brick hathouses, 60xS7.11; Palermo
Brothers owners Schwartz Gross architects 100 900
eth-s $50 II OF 1st-ave; for a five
snyder architect 10000
T1st-st No 80 East for story brick tene-
house. 25xs92. D Lenten owner: C
Pelham architect % 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Balcom-ave = s. 100 # of Latting-st three
story brick tenement house, 25xSS: Giro Macal-
aso, owner; A + A Schmitt, architect .........
Unon-ave s. 277- Il # OF 169th-st. two five
story brick tenement houses. 37izx10I: Ole DIS
son. owner; Moore & Landsedel architects.
Rosedale-ave. $, 100 # Of MerrilI-st three
story frame tenement house 2lx52. Henry
Lustahder, owner; A c Cone architect ........
Morris-ave and 16sth-st. q corner, 6 story brick
tenement house. 51x9O: Bronxand Realty Com
pany. owner Harry T Howell architect 800.
Mohegan-ave. 6 200 # $ Of 1s0th-st three story
frame dwelling house, 24x44; Peter Leckler
owner; Louis FaIk. architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

At the New-York Real Estate salesrooms, Nos
Il and 16 Vesey-st James L. Wells, the auctioneer,
will sell at noon on Wednesday, October II, for the
Trustees Torham tract of sixty-four acres at
Hyde Park Duchess county. n. Y, owned by
the Samuel B Sexton estate
The tract is well laid out and on il are num-
Der Of cottages and farm buildings. It has an
extensive deep water frontage the Hudson. The
parcel is about q mile north Of the railroad sta
ton and lies between property owned by F W
Vanderbilt and ]. S Huyler. 1t is to be offered at
IL 4arraS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
REALTY NOTES.

Morris Weinstein is the buyer Of the plot 5Ox110
feet. al the northeast corner Of 110th-st- 3D.
ave; S. Kadn Of No 80 to 322 East 103d-st-, and
John J. Stokes Of No. 331 Pleasant-ave.
Arnold & Byrne were the brokers in the sale of
No SIS West 108th-st for John OFT to Sirnone &
AloerSfelder
T. A Valentine has leased for a long term Of
years the Prescott Hall Butler house the north
west corner Of 35th-St. and Park-ave. II is five
stories high and occupies plot, 63xI0o feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
SALE OF TEN eRANo-AvE. LOTS.

B H Weisker Jr. of James L. Libby's office.
has sold for the Kountze estate ten lots on the
north and south sides Of Grand-ave-, between Ire
mont and Burnside ayes, TO builder, who will
iTnn1ediatelv erect on the premises first class
two family houses: also, for H Z. Singh, the
three story brick dwelling house No $50 East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
LIS PENDENS.

Washington-ave. whole front between Issth and
$50 IlX23O; United States Title Guaranty and
Indemnity Company against Louisa NJ Stetson and an
other. declare lien; attorney. Hottenroth
Concourse, 5 Rurnside-
11O1xlO4 Tx rreg; Grand Boulevard Concourse
n "a las. 3NlOS60
Bendet al executors. against Clarence Bald
win and another: foreclosure Of two mortgages attorneys
Sche e Elkus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
Big MORTGAGE LOAN.
Continued from page ten

The parcels comprise plot 15oxl5o feet on the
east side Of Broadway, 100 feet south of Academy
e. the block front on the south side of Isham St
extending from Broadway to Vermilyea- ave, 2oS5
100 feet: fifteen lots, bounded by Nermilyea Lnd
Sherman aves 2I1th and Isham SITS: two lots on
the south side Of Academy-st-, between Post an1
Sherman ayes and lots on the east size OF
Verrniiyea-a between Dycknnan and Academy
ste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

Signund wechsler has sold for the estate Of /
and S Bernheimer the block front the east
side Of Manhattan-sve.. between 10Sth and losth
SITS. plot POI l0xl0o feet together with the plot
T0xloA Il feet The buyers will improve the parcel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

Park-aye. s. 90 It 8 Of I71st-st, 5ox15o: schild
schwartz against Philip hrakauer ct al: Sep
TENDER II. 1905. ........................
Avenue d. No 4: Siegel & RostOW against Robert
Gerson and another: September 20 1905 .........
Avenue D. No 116. same against Meier Hanau and
another; September 20, 1908. .......---...-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

apartment houses in course Of construction. each
plot 81 6X99. II feet, the north side Of l35th-
St ITO feet east of LenoX-ave.
Cohen & SeDlow have sold through NJ Edgar
Fitz Gibbou 70 Henry Shaefer Nos 965 and 967
Amsterdam ave, six story apartment house,
with stores. plot 50X100 feet.
/ H Oeters has sold for Mrs. J. L Jones to
vator apartment house, lot 2522 feet; also sold
for John Rankin to Esther A. Wheaton No: 21
West 134th-st., q three story broWnstone front
dwelling house, lot 16.SI99.1 feet.
j Z. Graybill has sold through the Barry Realty
Company to Saul Adams No. sos West 133d-st,
four story stable on lot 25x149.11 feet
Emmett Edgerton has sold for John Noonan- as
executor Nos l37 and 1S9 West &th-st., old build
ings on plot 50x9S9 feet.
George H. Stratton has sold the northwest corner
of S3d-st. and Amsterdam-ave-, i've story HAT
house IS Sx100 feet.
Sigmund Wechsler has bought from the Simon
estate the five story double fathouse No 3o4 West
I2sth-st on lot 25x99u feet.
Joseph Ostrof and Harris Farber have SOLD Tor
Harris Beaver to Louis Kovner the five story
John ]. Cody has sold for Miss Marie Duval TO
George J Humphreys, No. l46 East 84th-st-,
three-story brick building. with two-story frame
Bert G. Faulhaoer 6, Co have sold for a Wei
lash and Charles schoensten. No. a West S9th-st,
a five-story fat plot 36XlO08-
A B Mosher & Co have sold for Henry Blitz
double fat with stores, lot 25x75. The same
brokers have resod the property for Mrs Crit
Bach Brothers have sold for Samuel Goldberg.
Nos 347 and 349 East 119th-st, two four-story
L. B. Goodale & Son have resold the four story
brownstone dwelling house No ASH West Hst-st, to
G. Kemble-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

Part of lot No 296. map of Wakefield; Ashbel
Fitch referee, to Charles NJ Preston receiver
Lot No les. second map Of Neill estate, 25x1O0;
Jacob Schmidt ct al Pauline Lahm; mort
gage. s.. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
The BERWICK LEASED.

The Gross & Gross Company has leased for the
Clinton Realty Company the BERWICK apart
n7ent house. at Nos. IS and 81 West 54th-st-. for
ten years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor and the sec
ond that of the creditor and date when judgment
was fled
Anderson Stephen M Cornish July 1904 50 905 81
Blinne Christan-Same; July y l9ot 965 81
Brown, Rose-Sacred Heart Academy April TO-
1900 ...,- "a ;.-.... ell &c
, ITnnl Harry As Burt StS 20 ~ eS Is
1908 T4sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
FOR DEER PARK TRACT. $4,000.

Godfrey B. Moore has bought for client tract
Of about five hundred acres at Deer Park Long
Island for about $150,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
PAYS 100000 FOR SIX HOUSES.

NJ L & c. Ernst have bought No to Is East
1K4h-s1 six FIVE story fathouses, on a plot l4LOx
1O01l feet. The price is said to be Soou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
MECHANICS LIEN.

lOsth-st s 200 fl " OF Central Park West 75x
IOOIi: Clarence NJ Morgan against First United
Presbyterian Church. owner; Frank Wallis
contractor ....-.-.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Park-ave. Nos nc and BITS; Max Drncker
against Harris Danzig ct al. September l. 1900
same property; Harris Rothinburg against same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

THE Real Estate Record and Guide" says in its
last issue regarding the real estate situation, in
part as follows:
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500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07

Miss cora Eaton hae gone to-
San lose 10 epond the summer
Miss Sarah Lake left Monday Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07

her homo In Nebraska, to spend The
summer
Miss Ella Dukes has gone to SOUTH
umpton 10 spend the tumm,l ON inc
Atlantic coast
Mr. ana MlN j. Percy doddald lcu
last uipht for Portland 10 spcnd me
summon Nh Goddard having been om'
ploSod on one Of the exposition bulld'
iupN
Mrs 4, g, Ewing WIN return to san
Lake ThuWdHy oltor u ihloo monlllh
absence I'm the east
Mts Cameron Miss Florence Shlfp
VI Sull Lake. ana MI and ME- Lyons
of Park city lofl last saturday Tor "A
three months visit IN the east
Monday evening at d o'clock 81
Marks cathedral was The Weno ol "A
qulct hut very pretty wedding when
Miss Muudo h. Eldrldgo ANA william
a. Workman Jr were married pF
Dean Eddie,
THO bridal panty culorcd the church
10 the strains Of the bohenRriu Nod.
ding march, MISS Ontucll prcsldlug 90
the organ DuHnR The ceremony me
"lloso" SONG By Boyle was pla}Pl
Mss Eldlldec vote very pretty
gown of white cashmere, a lolpo Wlll'o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07

hat to match, ana carried lNrRo bou'
uuot of white almond blossoms, She
WAB attended by Miss Mnyhclo james
~ maid of honor who wore a becoming
gown of white china pllk with bat
10 match. Miss Myrtle workman, the
younger sister Of the groom preceded
the blldal,pauy 10 the altar ns Hover
maid,
The beautiful ring ceremony Of the
Episcopal church VAS performed In u
most impressive manner by Dean I'd
dIo, the bride belng given away hy
her lifelong friend and employer Mr.
charles %, Harris,
After tho ceremony, the bridal pliiy
proceeded Ia the residence of Mr. 10 q,
Allen ON east SoNunW South hrotnol'
ln'lnw ~ the groom, whore an elaborate
Wedding dinner was poryod, covers
Woo laid for y, An informal r'oep'
llun WAS held mtcr IN the evening,
The bride FOR the past eight months
has been the efficient noor monitor IN
the exchange Of tho uloh Independent
Telephone company IN this clty, coming
last October from her native ollY
Rochester n, Y. Nhr WAS the lirst
umployo lo break the Chun Nnmor
has II that there are others
The gruom IN The wcll known mnn'
ngor NJ the same company az Mummy
Utah, ana IN the son OF william o.
Workman assistant chief ~ the IRE
department of Tits city,
\ lligc number of the follow'rln'
ploycs and friends Of the happy counlo
attended the reception and illled the
church Nh and Mre Workman VIII
make tncr future home al MuwnN
ana tho many friends ~ the young
couple oNicud their best wishes Tor ih'lr
future,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
MIKE SCHkECK II HERE.
Noted Fighter who Meets fl,,slmmoas
Arrives with Manager,

Mike schreck, the man who Knocked
out George Gardner accompanied by ms
manager Billy Hogan ana hN spll1lng
partner johnnie Hogan, arrived m salt
;Ip ,,rSSS ot,'' yIoa,yrooUGi' '"' D'"'''
schrccE looEs at least o.pounds
larger than when he was here for The
Gardner contest,
u am In excellent condition. said
schrcok to me "Nows" sporting editor,
to train with his Hon, ana with ANYTHING
olHo he can got, for ! am going To heat
MIN Some people may regard TINS match
me- y Joke but they VIII change their
minds when. II II ell over WIN, for !
think am The man 20 beat the lunky one
20 n standelill I VIII begin training 10.
morrow and when the ilh Of July rolls
around you viii 0nd the Fighting Npr
man ready 10 put up the contest OF hlu
Nlly HOGAN IL the Same genial little
fellow ~ VI yorc, lie IL confident that
Schrock win beat lilg ana suyp he ho,
llcv,g ho has The greatest boxer NJ tho
are under his cure. Tie yald he was Rlad
10 get back 10 Nnli Lake nR they have
many friends horo 81 told you would
be buck hoio fol a match with Flts he
said, land here am, We have always
wanted 10 mix things with the lnnky one,
ana nov. or chance hnN come
Yesterday afternoon Schrcck and gOm'
friends took q trim 10 Aalinlr ana Mike
looked over the Iosort with view ca 10.
eating training quarters there Nothing
was decided upon
Today be- Visits caldcr'a Park aud thu
Salt Palace, ana may decide 10 locate IN
one OF tho three places, ne ~ anxious o.
get settled near town II possible w that
his friends here can zee him work tie
says DO has been IN constant training
ever since ho defeated George Gardner
here, ana mat I has been ne ambition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
Boise Infants Trimmed Rslllys
Men In the Opening
Contest
WRIGHT DID SOME HITTING.
n, Also Made Two Of Salt Lakes
Three Ruus--Bslss Played 10
Wln from the First
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Salt Lakes bali team seems TO be got'
tins no better ~ last nv usual fcs'cr"
day afternoon the Boise Infants took
them into camp 70 the tune Of to o. II
seemed to be easy for the Bosoltos,
In the first two Innings they managed
10 act In four runs aud IN the fourth
ana nnh got Two more, tina, proNol
enough TO win the game M Salt Lake
could do no better lhun three,
Wright seemed 10 be the star man Tor
the RcIllyi,os. lic made three hits ANA
two Of Salt Lakes three runr TWO runs
came In through knoS's failure 10 handle
Rclllys hit with men on bases knox
ra,hcrcd oyoncd things Up, however by
making a home run, The detailed score
follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
VER LAWSON BEATEN
BY YOUNG HOPPER
Worlds Champion Failed to
Win the Two Mile Lap
Race
BARDCETT ALSO WENT DOWN.
Popular Little Local Rider Apparently
Had Eyerylhiug His 0No Way AT
Saucer Last Nigh

II young y, g. Hopper hDF un NE
GOOD work ON the blrytlt track hu win
80, A.. nau,1 49, ul,n,, ,, Ala. s.,,,,o, 10
coon be ha'Iou ~ N'OR VI U' e'u'''.
For the last tow Gays no hih certainty
been DOING things 10 the fact bunch VI
,,,. h,r,ahuut. Al uod,u 0pl Sail
",' W. ''V"'''
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