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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
ICE YACHTING.
Season Opens on the Hudson With victory
for Commodore Rogers.

porcuKRypsrr Ian Il Tho Ice Yachting
~, ~ -
season on Vhe huu7oh opened 'o-ueE ~"
two exciting races between boats OF the hSue
Park Ice Yacht Club over tho club course.
49,, 1I,do p.rS nnrth 700 md n haIf mile.
~" t,,,s tsiard tour tina. over IN.
TO Esopus lS'Hnu' ,'ui '.'nu' ~,
add smooth and there was a stin breeze.
In thu contest for fifth class boats. the
=" NV ~, r. -. - ma
starters were ING ps9a'e' Nv ~ HnH n,
By S. X. Rogers, Eclipse, owned by T.. II
Wales and sailed By $. Ceary. Seal. owned
NV a-tvy. 4 r.eonard ana sailed by T II
OS n''hSs ~ ''O'-' - NJ ~. ~
NHfE9' htpf'e" """'' ~ ~
Foster The Bessie, after some pretty
An minnie. tho Fclinse WINS second IN 81 min
,,,..a,d ,to sol bird In 4. minutes
utes una 'ne sea- lth w. y" ~
er- lne Dart. owned by J Bird Mink.
w" ",N .'''oT Mn 81 Nlalcs md Lied
the Meteor oNneu oy +. II N'I-S, u''u s1''eu ~
bv + Geary' Comet, owned ana s,ied py
~. a sieiebt' snow snuaIl owned bv
- ,,nnt,i,'s and sa,1ed bv 8 r Roger.
Jouh inopN'' ~. rar,.a 1,,,,ner, and sS,lad
bv MIR Sanders Commodore Rogers gave
,rst,v nxbib.tion of skin IN handling the
- ,ti - ,,,,,,,.l., b,r N n rr,,,,.r
uIIer ol MIhN anu ne o,Ous'' w :" "'A'''
IN 20 minutes The Meteor Was second. -
minutes. Come, thIl, 20 t sn.W ain
minutes; Dare; sixth. 80 MN utes
RED Bash, Jan u Ice yacht races we're
sailed on tho North shrewsbury hVer to-day
IN record breaking time Three events were
decided and the racing was lho most exciting
ever witnessed here. Tue (ohdluons "tts
ideal, the ice being IN superb cohdltioh ana
the wind blowing a thirty mile cup from the
northwest
The yachts were sent over square course.
instead OF over the triangle, when gave them
two windward legs o SAN, in7teal OF ono VI
The first trip down the Druh was MT ny 2 nara
squat. and her port shrond broke letting the
mast fall on the ice l he crew Was not huFt
The George took first place and held II 10 the
finish The Northwest and DAISY we're WITH
drawn on the first lap. The Tine OF me Yachts
wa, rs follows George 45S2 NLAru, .i'to'
Tyro. 27.t0 Edna VI. eS.la
BY far the best race Of the day was the
second one for points IN the cub cup event,
The wind had increased and heayy s4'' ~ OF
snow almost hid the iy from view Al tne
yachts were recfed. except the Northwest
aud Tyro The other boats m me race We're
DTib. EdnA " li4-} War silkstFu hllu
Georgia The Dgu6 got aw VA, first, but b Capt, Capt,
Blrd did not figure ccsely enough when
luiiing around The hrst STAKE, ana the y9eht
iouled the mark, thus dlsquaiIylng her ne
Daisy also had hard luck. hreakinS Doll IN
her hobstay The first round OF two and a
half miles was made by the George 10 niue
more han four minutes. she kept tne speed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
KID Goodman wurOps Chester Goodwin.

BosroS. Jan it-Rid Goodman received
tho decision over Chester Goodwin after
terrific fifteen round FIGHT before the Douglas
A C. members IN Chelsea last night. By
clever Sailing aad hugglng Goodwin stayed
the limit He took terrible punishment IN
every round after the second, and II Is doubt
ful whether he will ever eight strong again
Goodman pounded Chesier's kindeys until a
lump the size Of an apple appeared on his
back
In the fourth tho Ed sneoked a short right
Jolt 10 the jaw and sent Goodman to the
floor. He cut out terrific race ~ trying
10 finish HIM bur Goodwin held on 70 nm
until Referee Jack Shechan yas almost 81
hausted from tearing the men apart n tho
eighth right swing sent GOODWIN 70 me
Knocked out by staluT Chester made
great rally in tho last session. but his blows
lacked steam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
VERONA LAKE SKATING RACES.
Morris Wood Wins Half Nile. but Fails
In Handicap.

Morris Wood was the hero Of the day at
Verona Lake yesterday. and hs took part
in three events TO the delight OF the big crowd
present. He accounted for the half mile
scratch. beating PHI Kearney rather easily
In the milo handicap Wood and kearney
figured on the scratch mark, but after gong
half the distance. both gave up the chase
Wood skated well In the two mile handicap
and had his field oollared two laps from the
fnish, but. had not the stamina 10 finish, and
he stopped.
Half Nile; Seratch-Won By Morris Wood We
roma lake 8. C.; Philip j. KeArney. New YORK 4 c..
se0Jnd: r. Aullyan. Verona Lake s. c. third Tine
1 minute 81 as seconds. - - -
one Nile; Noxics-Wen BY ob as W91d' Long
sroond: o T. Howard. Verona Lake y. C.. tnlrd
Tine, 3. minutes 81 rs seconds. -
One Mile IIandicAp-Won by q. Schutcs bloorn-
nrid. n j., 80 YARDS. n, rad Brookyn' il5 yards.
second: A. Y. SArony. New Iors \. g. ifS yhus'
third Time. minutes 81 as seconds -
Two Nile, HandlcAp-Won ny r Nnlie 40 Ne-
rons I-,ge g { l7j yards w. J., Smith, New lork
4 g, 100 yards. second ! y. Sarony. New .orS
4. c. 900 yards thlfd' Tine MINUTES L 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
Interscholn,llc skatInE Races.

large daIds competed m the interscholastic
skating races at tho ClrImont Avenue Rink
Yesterday morning In tho quarter mile
for novices Edgar Ruwe Of Public School o.
Brooklyn. tripped and fell. He resaincd his
feet. caught the leaders and won IN the good
time Of 50 seconds
Half Nile In'crs-holastc' Handicap Won ny
roughran AdclrH Acadcuf. m yards. Allen
pehf. Confnsrriai High school, brooklyn. second.
clyde Martin, polyrcnnc Preparatory School
strond. az
t,nhc School n BROOKLYN: Y. Parker. public School
o. second " r sutton. Public school y. third.
T1tne, So seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
Tommy Love Refuses 10 BOX phi Logan.

Few spectators attended tho bouts a. the
Washington Sporting Club, Philadelphia.
last Friday night. and consequently the six
round bout between Tommy Love and Phil
Logan did not take place Love refused 10 go
on. saving that there was not enough money
in the house In his stead KID Locke vas
substituted Locke boxed very caut ously,
taking no chances. and rho bout was not very
lively Logan made every Effort 70 put Locke
away. but the latter covered himself up IN
oeived was a swing on the head. which only
Jared him for few minutes, The bout went
the limit and had there been a decision Logan
would have received II. as he old the bulk
OF the work The preliminaries were inter
estlng Kid Hfndy bested Young Joe Wal
colt. Jack Kane made "Dutchy' Glenn quit
in the sirth round. and Kid Peerless stopped
Kid McLlf in the fourth round.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
Huckieberry indian. Elect omoer..

The Huckleberry Indians OF tho New York
A. c. have already begun preparations FOR
the season, and the annual meeting and cleo
ton was held a few evenings ago Tho
ampum keepers report was submitted and
the scribe's retros poet was read, and both
brought gladness TO the hearts OF tho braves.
The election resulted as follows:
big Chief, r. J. SchAefcr: little big chief. p. T,
Hau5old wampum keeper X c. Kammere1: scribe,
Y g lnnet medicine man. sam ShAfNf Stewart.
ssrAmore ". 2. 5. Hart Facher1s v. r Hinsdblr.
2 q Fullgrar James II HaSln, =. Nilrnhr. ! NJ.
Jones ano George Ehrct Jr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
New York 4. G. Indoor Games.

4Ss Sew York 4. c. has issued an elaborate
p--.,F- mme Of events for the annual indoor
,rares TO be held At Madison Square Garden
On Tuesday evening. March i2 There will be
A. wen As jumping and weight throwing
The chief feature will be the intercollegiate
relay race. and already couple Of the big
colleges are preparing teams toi the eat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
SCOTS CURL ON GLEG ICE.
NORTH BEATS SOUTH FOR Dali
RYMPLE MEDAL.
-Four Kinks Compete at Van Cortlandt In
Annual AIatch-John Leslie Captures
the HOagland Flag for the Lead.
Ing Skip-Qose and Exciting Play.

Annual AIatch--John Leslie Captures
the HOagiand Flag for the Lead
Ing Skip-Oose and Exciting Play.
The annual curling match for the Dali
rymple medal between the north and south OF
Scotland was played yesterday on Van
Cortland Lake. and the brawny lads from
Caeionia's heathery hills had a gala time
ut the royal and roarin sport 1t was an
ideal day for the match Tho Ice was good
and smooth-'gleg- Ice. the Sootchman
called lt--and not 'stane- failed TO cross
the hog sconr. while not few went rattlinR
TO limbo. 10 tho woe OF the curlers who made
the shots. In the particular corner OF the
lake ia which the match took place the cold
was intense. but now and again the arctic
temperature was somewhat softened by
little Scotch whiskey. and the play went
merrily on.
Only four Kinks mustered and the total
number of shots counted for the medal.
which goes TO the highest off1cer OF the Grand
National Curling Club on the winning side.
The north won the match with IS shots 70 ~
for Tho south and as there was not an 9fiieer
among the -Hielan men, the medal wes
given 10 Forrest Mecnee, ,yice-president q
the association WHO played with the south
The Hoasland flag awarded to the skip
with the highest score over his opponent was
captured by John Leslie. who had the hne
Wigley. by four shots. The Fitzpatrick meda!
given to the best skip on the losing eide Tell
TO 7. Nicholson. who skipped Tor the south on
rink No /.
Fourteen ends were played on each rink.
and the scoring was the closest ever seen Tor
this trophy, whose history goes back 70
1871 In rink No 1t was even IN untll the
last rink when the prime work OF skip Nich-
side After n nip and tuck tussle in rink No.
. skin George Grave won for the north by
a solitary shot There was similar state or
afuir7 in rink No. ,. where the north won by
one shot.
The battle royal however. took place in
north and Tom Wiglcy for the south After
the expiration OF thirteen ends tho score was
IS ALL hut by an invoking shot Skip Leslie
made a TO lid- and scored four for his side.
aud the shot won him the match and the
Hoagland flag ns we'll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
sp,,sc sullivan Ready to Fight Again.

Spike sullivan is thinking OF lighting again.
The elon gated Irshman has not figured IN a
SERIOUS night in some time. but those who
have seen him bang away in private think
that he is iust as good as ever and that he
will be able 10 make some OF the lightWeights
hustle Spike Is taking the best oil care oil MN
self and is doing light training. He does not
care 10 go against the real cracks At first.
hut does not mind trying his SKIN with any
NJ the third Taters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
Eddie Hanlon Beats Jack o'Nein In Fast
Sir Round Bout.

PHiLApELrHrA. Jan. fiddle Hanlon Of
San Francisco and Jack O'Neill Of this city
enSa ged in a fast sir round oout here tonight
NJ The National A C. Hanlon was too much
for the Quaker boy and outcl7tsed h-m In
every round At the finish O'Neili was SO
weak Tint he would have been knQckfo out
L the tight had gone another round.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
uud.on Boat Cub FIect, Omcer,.

At the annual meeting OF the Hudson Boat
Club on Friday night the following officers
were elected
President. V. P. oNAhoney: vice president,
z. y. Haakrr. treasurer. Frank AeAllster financial
secretAry John Hoptou recording secretary
Joseph O'Niahouey: captain, II hkou; board %
trlsircs N j tnwenthAi James HannigAn. g
Connolly, ThomAs Maxwell ". wade. ID. Nang
snd n Mood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
p,ep,, ofI,,cly Bouts Mt kensington 4. c.

The large crowd that attended the bouts
a. the Kensjngton Athletic Club. Philadelphia
last Friday night certainly got their moneys
worth. The main event was between Jack
Bennift OF McReesporti Pa, and Billy Burk Of
Phusdelphia The fighting was vicious from
The frst round both men rlsvinR for knock
an Bennitt was IN fns condition and took
one punch 10 -ci home two. sc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
Kn,ckcrhccArr e. Meeting.

Tho annual meeting NJ the Knickerbocker
Yacht club viii be held AZ the Hotel Man
haitian next Wednesday evening at o clio, X.
Tho following have been nominated Tor once
for the coming year
Commodore walter n. Dean. VICE commodore,
e TdgAr Alien. rear commodore. Frank T. brown
treasurer Cieofge u Cooper secretary. j. q. sink
tns0n. meAsuror. G. J StelI feet surgeon. @. y.
Esullcu 81. D. directors Harry stephenson. Rod
nan sands =. II Stellran. L. c. BerriAn. o. ID.
Dlke.
The annual dinner VIII take place after the
m Getting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
West Point Cadets win at Hockey and
Basketball.

WEST PoIsr. Jan. lin holly con-
tested hockey game to-day tho Cadets de-
feated the Brooklyn Poly Prep team by
scnre Of 5to7 The visitors played hnrd. hut
we're unable 20 shoot with accuracy. Later
in tho gymnasium the basketball team de-
feated the Colgate College team by score OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
Wrestler eo,ch wins Araln.

MONTREAL, Jan. lt--FfrnF Gotten defeated
Yankee Rogers IN a vrcstl bou' here last
nirht. winning two straight falls IN - minutes
10 seconds and 10 minutes 20 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
CROKER A HEArY LOsER.
TURK Campaign in England Costs Him
s25O,O0O.

LoSpoS. Jan. 1.-THE Sporting Tinss
saws to-day: Whatever Nr, Croker may
have been In America. we have heard nothing
against him here. We may state that as
regards racing n. s considered n mug
rather than otherwise. Some spell mug ~
his case with capital letters W" Slnu not
commit the error of thinkinr him one, though
from his connection With she English turf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
Horse and Carriage Dealer, busy.

William n. Gray, ~ Wooster street announces
some bargains IN new and second hand station
wagons. This style Of vehicle covers many uses
and Is the most popular for town and suburban
use Tue assortment includes variety With cur
ttIu And glAxs front. Thrifty buyers will Appro-
ciatc this opportunity TO get good vehicle a. bar
gain,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

Tho Macy two minute harness for which there
1, tuch big demand. Is made Of oak tanned leather
with bronze trimmings, and Is considered the stand.
ard driving harness Of It, class.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

iohr Moore & Co. OF Warren street are doing
tnelr gaarr OF business IN vehicles for town and
country use. llgEf well built yehiclea OF every
description can be had here AZ moderate piices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15

w. p. Bishop OF 81 Warren street Is II. agent Of
the famous Bailey line of road vehicles and Avsyi
has a conlp tie stock ~ hand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
Simplicity
i'm Wet Weather
Harness

An example OF The immense
versatility of the CROSS Harness
Rooms,
Dull black pigskin with all bright
parts covered with leather.
Not sombre, but in consonance
with rainy days-serviceable and
distinctly smart.
Lond n Br ughan Earness-'ingie aud
Lieh- Runabo. Ham ssfr Sielgrs-
Fin TnrrCh taddIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-15
Carriage, Shopping and
Auto Bags.

Newest shapes and colors from abroad
may be beautifully marked With CROSS
MonogIams.
PiRIkn, Crushed Morocco Crocodile and
Reindeer exclusive CROSS designs not pet
initiated in this country.
Fitted with purse, cardcase and small
mirror, OF untitled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-02
coST OF LIVING.

some very interesting figures on the
cost of living are contained in a vol
luminous report just issued by the de-
partment Of commerce and labor. Thir7
~ articles in common use in most
households are made the basis of com
parison. In the list are Pice, sugar,
bread. mOlasses, tea, milk, cheese, fish
salt beef, butter, salt fish, fresh beef
in roasts and stews, fresh beef in
steaks. mutton and lamb, veal. beans,
lard. salt pork. fresh pork, ham. flour.
chickens, Irish potatoes. corn meal
eggs and bacon.
A table presented with the report
gives a comparison of prices in 1904
with the average Of prices for 1890 to
1899, both inclusive. Only four articles.
coffee, prunes, vinegar and eVaporated
apples show a decrease. All the others
cost more by from Is TO 37.9 per cent.
The statistics were gathered from retail
merchants in thirty-three states and
territories, including the District of
Columbia. And in the interest of ac-
curacy no figures were taken from mer-
chants who had not been in business
throughout the entire period covered by
the report
Says the bulletin:
1T is seen that in 1904 the price of
three Of the thirty articles of food, or
10 per cent, was from % to 40 per cent
biubop than tbn ot-oroc,1 ,,,;,, g., H.
ten-year period, 1880 to 1893; the price
Of thirteen articles, or 4S.4 per cent of
the total, was from 10 to % per cent
higher than the average price for the
ten-year period; and the price Of ten
articles, or 1873 per cent of the total,
was less than 10 per cent higher than
the average price for the ten-year
period. on the other hand the price
Of three articles, or 10 per cent of the
whole number, was less than 10 per
cent lower than the average price for
the ten-year period. and the price of one
article, or 3.3 per cent of the whole
number. was from 10 to % per cent (2O.i
per cent? lower than the average price
for the ten-year period"
In other words, the average cost of
every really necessary article of food
has increased by from / to nearly iJ
per cent. AS the figures were prepared
by government experts who would be
interested IN making as favorable a
showing as possible, it may be taken for
granted that the situation is not better
than the statistics indicate. The
chances are, rather, that it is worse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-02

cialism,' or of church activity in poll
ties, except to condone 1t and invite It.
=
Against this programme of humbug
the Democrats OF the city have pre-
scented candidate who has done things
and done them well in his management
OF city affairs. With him is ticket
that commands confidence and respect
from Mormons and nom Mornons alike.
II has four non-Mormons as nominees
out of a total OF i've candidates. and
the suggestion that any of them were
named by church Influence would be
hootcd out Of court by any honest man.
Il is a business ticket, with every name
on 1t worthy of support on q business
basis. and it viii be elected to continue
the Successful business management of
the past two years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-02
Notice OF s,oeknoldsrs, Msstlna.

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DI-
rectors of NJ. S. Aschheim Mercantile
company, notice Is hereby given that
special meeting Of the stockholders OF
said corporation is called and viii be
held at the office of Snyder a Snyder.
attorneys, No. % Atlas block. Salt Lake
City, Utah, on the sixteenth day Of DC
tober, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Said meeting is called for the purpose
of considering and voting upon the ques-
tion of amending the articles Of sncorpu-
ration of said corporation in the follow
ing particulars:
l. Changing the name Of the corpora
ton to Blyth-Fargo company.
?. Changing the place Of business Of
the corporation TO Park City, Utah, in
stead of Salt Lake City, Utah.
3. Voting upon and ratifying ali ack
of the board of directors heretofore PERI
formed
4 Authorizing the directors TO make,
bylaws and alter and amend them at
pleasure.
5. To elect a board of directors.
6. The transaction of any business
which could be done at regular annual
meeting. THOMAS BLHTH,
Sherman Fargo, President.
Secretary.
Dated Sept. nth, 1907.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-02
Assessment No. 2.

RIT'rI.TR-IIBERAL CONSOLIDATED
Mining company, corporation Principal
place Of business. salt Lake CITY. Utah
Notice is hereby given that Al a meeting
ar the hoard OF directors OF the Butler
Liberal consohdstcd Mimi. company.
held at salt Lake City, Utah, on the 18th
DAY of September. 1905, an assess nlent OF
three f3l cents per share was levied upon
the eaDitai stock Of the corporation is
sued and outstanding, payable immedi-
atelv to w. 2. Lynn, secretary OF the
inc Salt Lake City. Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 10Th day Of
xertiSed for sale al public auction and
unless payment is made before, viii be
sold on the 10th day of November, 1905.
at D. m. tc pay the deiinquent assess
ment thereon. together with the cost OF
advertising and expense of sale
". +. LYNN Secretary.
First publication September 18Th. 1873
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-02
Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
city council of Salt Lake City OF the m
tention OF such council TO make the fol-
lowing described Improvement to-W't; tx
tending ard laying sewer lateral OF y
inch Vitrified pipe, on Third street be
tween G. and Fl streets. IN sewer district
No. /. and defray the abutters' portion
of the cost and expense thereof, estimated
at four hundred and tWent y-seven dol
lars (sf27O0l dollars, or a0-lo0 tS0-fO dol
lars per front foot of abutting property.
By q local assessment upon the lots or
pieces of ground within the -i"Wins
described district. being the district 10
be affected or benefited by said improve
ment. namely: The east 1900 feet OF lot
and the west 1900 feet of lot 4. block -.
and all of lots ] and :. block o. plat D.
Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections to the earn 70
ing out of sIch intention must be present
ed in writing 10 the city recorder on or
before the 9th day of October. 1895, being
the time set by said council when II VIII
hear and consider such protests and OBJ
lections as may be made thereto.
BY order of the city council OI salt
Lake City. Utah
Dated Sept. nth. 1895
J. 5. CRITCHLOW. City Recorder.
Sewer Extension No. 167.
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