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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27

Oakland, Cal, March % -selee's Chi
cage team defeated Oakland today, The
visitors were blauked FOR 1--WE innings and
then pfohted by hits. Scores
a n. II. H.
Chicago .",,., o..,.. u,,.,..",S
Oakland '"'st'sss't.ts' ,"''''f'''V 1
Batteries-Lundgren and King; Hop
kins, Moskman, Gillespie and Byrnes.
Hardy Downing tho bike rider so well
known to cycle fans OF Salt Lake is again
In the city. havA.S returned from Seat
tie. Hardy says ne will be here this sea-
once lie says that with careful traiang
he will get I'm better condition than ever
before, and will make the fast ones go
some TO keep close TO him Downing and
several other riders will begin roadwork
Just as soon as good weather comes,
As was expected, Butte baseball fans
got cold feet at the last moment and
decided they would not put up tho neccs-
sary money for baseball team In tho
Pacific National league II they would
not dig up for something certain In this
league, they certainly will not be anxious
20 fly TO the assistance or Lucas and Nc.
Closkey. The latter tried to keep Butte
out, and now we Will sec what satlsfac.
ton they get from their efforts.
-
Marvin Hart, who is 10 fight Jack John
SON colored IN san Francisco tomorrow
night, IL confident of beating the big
black, and then he proposes TO go after
Jenfrles, Writing TO a friend Hart has this
to say:
"I'll surely beat johnson and then I'll
20 against Jeffres this fall. Alec Greg
gains has asked me to be prepared Ia
meet tho champion, and then for the
grand dolngs
Hart SAYS Johnson Is not a hard hitter,
but IL fast and clever The Louisville
puglllst says he Ia going after The dark.
skinnod man from the start and does not
prcpose to let him rest. Hart says his
strength and willingness win onset john
sons fast boxing and he Will have no
trouble 20 catch him before the battle
progresses far
Hort experts 10 weigh nhout i9j pounds
nj a no facoe Johnson who is credited
vit heing as nimble as Jim Corhett
Tho louisville file Is ~ Hort fool con-
CONFIDENT that h. will he victorious over
Johnson One thlng O. certain Harris
courage r. unquostionu and his deter.
mlnation 10 win Is unidentified With'Hart
II la knock the other follow out or get
whipped IN tho attempt. The Kentuoklan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27
THE WABASH IN THE LEAD.

Joint Agent Norton, who represented
twenty ST. Louis terminal lines during
the Worlds Fair, has made state
ment Of the number Of tickets passing
through the validating office, which
shows one-fifth of the total number
handled were Wabash tickets,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27
HISTORY OF UTAH,
VOLUME A.

All persons entitled to receive Vol 4
Of Whitney's History Of Utah witho I
charge are requested to send or bring
certificates showing that they have paid
for the first three volumes, to the office
of Geo. O. Cannon Sons Company,
Manx Bldg, Salt Lake city, Utah. Vol
titled to IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27
ROSE GALE Al VooELER'S
TUESDAY.
GoLDFIELD AND SALT LAKE
C. J.. Marsh Says the Latter Has 0nly
To Got Out and Hustle.

c. l.. Marsh Is at the Wilson from Gold
field, aud win make his report before the
board OF governors OF tho Commercial
club at a special meeting later ON
the conditions IN The Goldneld mining dis
uct. In advance Of the acceptance Of his
report, Mr. Marsh declines Go say any
thing further than that there Va abund-
ant opportunity ont there Tor Salt Lake
merchants TO do business. ! ls currently
believed that Calicute viii Do the railroad
terminal OF the freight route TO Goldhed.
and Mr. March has built a good sub
stanual road between the two points.
Preparations have been made by him for
active work along this line and tho
Lincoln county commissioners have praC-
tically promised 81 900 ror the improve
ment Of the road west from Culiente.
The only difficulty on the route between
Calionte and Hiko AZ miles aud thence
over Irish mountain. But this has been
avoided by building a new road around
the mountain for four miles. The average
distance between water stations is u
miles and by cutoffs. the previous dis
lance over the line has been shortened by
to "A animals per team, nave been secured
for the work Mr.. Marsh will be In town
for several days TO meet with local ship
pors and railroad men.
Mr. Marsh calls attention TO the fact
that II is necessary for Salt Lake bust.
ness men 10 send more representatives
into the Goldneld district without delay
II they would compete with Californian
firms
The FIRST two consiguments Of goods
from Utah are hardware ana whisky. The
hardware order Is for a carload OF as
sorted goods including 20 Kegs Of nails,
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BINGHAM AND
RETURN S1.OO
Via d. & r.. G. March 9th.

Special train leaves Salt Lake at $3.50
p. mn returning leaves Bingham ut
Midnight. Everybody invited.
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l'ldl sss'.'s'.ssf'' ,'''' 90 ., f~'s- 'f'A'"'
State Of Utah County Of salt Lake.
Elias A. Smith being FIRST duly sworn
according 60 law depOsos and says that
he is cashier Of the above named bank;
that the above and foregoing report con-
talus full, true and correct statement
" the condition OF said bank al the close
OF business on the lith day Of March,
1905. ELIAS A. SMITH.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
2lth day Of March. 1875
H. s YOUNG. Notary Public,
state Of Utah, office OF the Secretary OF
state.
I. G. $. Tlnsoy, Secretary OF state Of the
State OF Utah, do hereby certify that the
foregoing Is FULL tru0 ana correct copy
OF the statement Of the above named com
pany. now on nle In my office this 18th
c. . TGNGEY,
ScCro tary Of State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27
Rifle Club Shoot.

Six members Of the Salt Lake Rife club
lined up for a contest at the clubs range
yesterday afternoon. The highest single
score OF the day was SO, by Johnson.
His average was 792, The scores follow:
Ave
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27

The hottest basketball scrap over seen
IN Salt Lake is billed for this evening at
and the IT, u, S. U, champions Both
teams are In fine shape for the contest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27
REDUCTION FOR
TWO WEEKS

Of 1-3 from all our fine stationery. Not
old stock but the latest and best pro-
ducts Of the leading manufacturers OF
this country.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27

secy. Sam Karpf Of the national bow.
ling congress last night announced the
games between Phil Wolf OF st. Joseph
and Charles Mountain Of Chicago for 1900
q side. with side bets Of $1,000 The first
Of the series is to be played In Chicago In
MAY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27

elem Beachy has sold TO Brook Curry,
Silika, trotter, be, by Moke, dam Sill
con. for $3.50. His dam holds the 2-year-
old trottng record OF 2lSa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27

state or ulah, county OF SAT- LAKE
George NJ Cannon being first duly
sworn according to law deposes and says
that he Is cashier Of the above named
bank that the above and foregoing report
contains full, true and correct state
ment Of the condition Of the said bank at
the close Of business on the nth day OF
March, 1906
GEORGE M CANNON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
eth day Of March, 1905,
H. MOTH IVERSON,
Notary Public.
state Of Utah, office Of the Secretary Of
State.
|. G. 8. Tingey, Secretary OF State OF
the State OF Utah. do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a full, true and correct
copy OF me statement OF the above named
company. now on file IN my office this 2ith
day Of March 1905,
c. S. TINGEY,
Secretary OF State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27

Located Mt salt Lake city in the Coun-
IS OF Salt Lake, State ~ Utah, at
the close OF business on the llth day
Of March, 1905:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27
TEA

The greatest tea-drinkers
are full bottom Dutchmen.
There isn't much nervous
prostration in Holland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27

Pat" Gardner announces that his
brother George left Chicago yesterday
morning for Salt Lake. Word is expected
from Schreck today,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27
"PENNY " GOSSIP.

The football teams OF the two hiyh
schools will meet on the CORY Rridiron
next Wednesday after two weeks Of
solid training.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27
ROSE SALE AT VoGELER'S
TUESDAY.

Report made to the Secretary OF State
Of the state of Utah, Of the condi-
tfon of tha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27
lions SAVINGS BANK
& TRUST COMPANY.

Located az Salt Lake city, in the Coun-
~ Of Salt Lake, State OF Utah, at the
close Of business on the 18th day Of
March, 1905;
,,r-gArrnftua
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DESERET SAVINGS BANK,

Reuort made 10 the Secretary OF State
OF the state Of Utah, Of the condi-
finn Of tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-27

Oakland, Cal, March 26-Selee's Chi
cage team defeated Oakland today, The
visitors were blauked FOR five innings and
hp, ptantpd hv hifa Gcprpt
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01
PYTHIANS HAVE FUN

Greenyille Schuetzen Park was croy
ed last night with Pythians and II
families, and all were royalty entertaia4
ed by Lafayette Lodge, No. 70. Tho
knights also had as their guests tha
.hello' girls of the district, embracing
Montclair and the Oranges. Besides
dancing, there were prize bowling and
other games. Handsome souvenirs were
given the ladies. The old charge for
admission was the 'Pythian Grip te
the eman at the gate. Past Chancellor
John G. Kaiser was floor manager and
wa sassisted by Fl. Otto Wittpen Georgs
NJ. Mccarthy, Anthony Hauek and A.
Pendergast. The floor eommitteeseonsifs-
ed Of Marshall Van Wrinkle. Myron 3
Ernst Arthur Archibald, Warren Lygera
and Marcus Decker. The reception cssas
mittee consisted of Archibald M. Hensys
chairman; Upton Lyons, NJ. E, Ramsey.
NJ. D., Richard Helmers. and Henry
Bummers. A number Of Grand Lodsa
officers were present.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01
JERSEYS GROWTH
First Census Bulletin An
nounoes An Increase In
Population Of IS
Per Cent
FIGURES or is COUNTIES
This Bulletin Is Not Od1cia
But Merely Indicates the
Result Found.
Special to ..The Jersey city News.',ll

Special to The Jersey city News."1
TRENTON, July /, 1905.-Census
bulletin No. /, giving the FIRST resurhs
from the present enumeration of the peo-
pie. Of New Jersey. was issued by Sec.
retary Of State Dickinson. 1t gives sea-
tered figures from Is counties.
The number of municipalities men,
toned is 46. The total increases are
1866. and the total decreases ,45S, Civ
ing net increase of 6.50S. The COM
parison is with the national census Of
1900, and the percentage of growth in
the 46 places is a trifie over 10 per cent.
Should this ratio apply to the whole
State the total population will be 2,166,-
219. In 1900 it was 1.SS3,669. 1t is
expected, however. that in most of the
cities the increase will be more than 10
per cent, so that the total population is
liely to be considerably more than the
figure named
HopewelI township and Pennington
borough are the only divisions of Mercer
County included in the bulletin. The
township figures are: Western district,
1861; central district, 1,040; eastern dis
trict, 1,1oS; total. 3,2o9 The total in
1900 was 1880, showing a decrease Of
131 Pennington borough shows an in
crease of 80. the total being 76S, COR
pared with 1888 in 1900. The bulletin fol
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01

sary evidence, he is parbled By Judge
Blair, who explains his action in the
failure Of the Grand Jurf to indict the
members Of the Police Department who
he insists had knowledge ef the existence
Of the gambling resort. He was also
moved to sympathy fer the accused By
the fact that he gave the Court valuable
information. Reuben Simpson publicly
charged that "A well-known politician re-
ceived $1,000 a week for protecting the
poolrooms. Did Murphy give the name
Of the well-known politician" to the
Court. and if 50. win he be the subject
Of investigation by fhe next Grand Jury !?
This is a question many persons are ask
ing.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01
THE GOVERNORS HEALTH


Special to ssThe Jersey city News =
TRENTON. July !. 1905. Governor
Stokes health is concerning bis friends.
He is still able to attend to State and
personal business, but he is doing 50
more by his persistency Of wil than By
his physical strength, He was 50 hoarSe
yesterday that it was only with gr al
difficulty that he was able TO bold only
brief conversation. His physician and
friends deflare that he is greatly over
worked. and dnat he must tsEke bstter
care Of himself o. suffer the consequences
Of serious and probably protiacfea III
ness.
From the day Of his Inauguration as|
(,overnor he has been working from six
teen fo eighteen hours i day, e.5hes III
The executive chamber or at hill persona
affairs or attending dinners or ,stler pub
lie events ii this aud other Sts|tes, max
I ing addresses 1areese or four titnfs a week. 4
san,a, sna @ oesraeee ossa,aeee @ Il ssanE ad M mor
in the executive chan bsr at Z aud n
a,cIoejSs III The morn M and toEfnd him|
5 s, i,,s slf his desk in the State House byI
s o'esack IT has been slggestiEd to Ii ~
lsby his physician and fri nds that lip|
af,naf regular hours at which lie can bel
se3.1 SEN on pu5l;e busiaes at / he Statsl
HeuSe .af.d that he adept the salne eourstk
for his office hours at he banksEo wliicl}
| he Is president. bur he has not Eonsentes
to take this advice
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01
ST. MlCHAEL'S CLOSES
Interesting Graduation Exer-
cises Delight Large Aud
ience- Excellent Work
BY the Pupils

The commencement exercises q ~.
M:claes Paroehial School took place n
st. AIichaels Hall last evening and drew
an audience that taxed the seating and
even the standing oapacifyI Of the han.
The programme was intensely interest
ing and delighted every one present. r
opened with an overture BY the orches-
ira, Freutzan's college Life being the
selection A beautiful and impressive
tableau, Offerings to the S,lcred Heart
was. next presented, and was followei by
the salutatory address, "Flinis Coropat
Opus. bg Master F. Davis. It was a
neat effort and was roundlF applaudel !.
The grammar classes sang Bruei's
Grand Union" medley and the elecuti n
class recited The Brave Fireman
Then followed two act play entitled
sThe Strike That Failed,H in whic<
Thomas Curry; G. Kenny. ]. Leaysy. W.
Mclaughlin. r. MeAIahon, 7 Kehoe. p.
Pholf. T. Wallace, E. Casserly, 2. Don
AZ n1 van cons. n
erable applause. This was followed by
Annie Laurie, sweetly sung as guar
tette by Masters r. Davis. F. Looney,
J. Mullane and 7. Kent. The principal
= e ,arQ
III. IA t,,ne4,,l
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1n,,;aono
~ ',fs a.a4 a.,
s. !. HI, e.;on,ls
s 1,,,,,;a Nf;ssas ct,tr,da Walsh.
49,.
Cafthy' Eioll' 31uaseer 8 ps1s' i1's.'''
Miss Mary Sullivan and Miss Anna Nc
Cartby. Elon Master r. Davis; Eloni,
zras4or Sa,arb;eg. Arnold. messenger.
= c. s;san ,old;ors ana
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The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01
MANY PICNICS
Social and Political 0rgani-
cations Plan Festivals
for Monday and
Tuesday

Numerous picnics, summer night festi-i
walls and trolley rides are announced for
Monday and Tuesday next.
The picnic in which the entire county
is interested viii be that of the Egbert
Seymour Association at Kimmerly's Ar
lington Park. Bayonne, on Monday even
ing. AS Mr.. Seymour has the apparent
backing of the regular Democratic or
ganzation behind him, the picnic of the
association will draw politicians from all
parts Of the county. There are to be a
number of political addresses made and
features to interest sll have been arr
ranged.
The annual picnic Of the NJ. J. Fallon
| Association will take place at the Green
vile Schueten Park on Monday even-
ing. No standard bearer of any ward
social or political club enjoys more all
round popularity than Mr.. Fallon, and
| the dScOSie tloh u N4iSil iie - a tht
head has always been rated not only as
one of the strongest in the old First
Ward, but of the whole city The affair
! is being arranged on an elaborate scale
and the indications are that II will
eclipse all Monday nights social and
political events
Probably none of the picnies announc-
| ed will be more largely attended than
that of the Fred. W. Cooper Association
at Pohlmann's. Monday evening. Both
pavilions have been engaged The pop
ular standard bearer has host of
/ friends. He is prominent Democrat
and many of his political friends are urg-
/ ing his nomination as Street and Wa
ter Commissioner. That the picnic Nom
/ day evening will be attended by Demo-
cratic politicians from all parts of the
city can safely be predicted. Many sos
ciaI and political clubs viii be strongly
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The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01

sunday ExOursion To Atlantie GIG
via Pennsylvania Railroad, July ? 500
round trip. Special train leaves Jerss .
City at ia A. NJ Returning Leaves
Atlantic City 7e0 P. N.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01
CONTRACT is NOT
COMPLETE
Mayor and Aldermen Of
Jersey City Reply to the
Plea of the Jersey
City Water Sup
ply Co.
IN SUIT 70 RECOVER
City Demands the Conditions
ottha Contract b Flu 4 led
and Gives Four Argu-
znents Against
Paying
IN SUIT TO RECOVER
,soecial to ,rhs Jersey city News. .


TRENTON, July !, 1905. The answer
of the Mayor and Aldermen of jersey
City 10 the suit of the Jersey City Water
Supply Company to recover $7,595,0 ,0o0'
the cost of the water works built by
Patrick II. Flynn. was filed Yesterday in
the Court of Chancery. The water sup
ply company figures as eomplainants in
the suit because Flynn assigned his IN
terest in the contract TO the company.
The answer denies that the contract
is completed, aud charges that much OF
the work done is not in accordance With
the terms of the. contract. It is claimed
that Jersey City is the equitable owner
Of the water supply in the Passaic River
watershed, and that the complainant
merely the city's trustee. The answer
states that tlle bill by whish the citf
would be empowered to mortgage the
water works was passed by the Legisla-
ture and is now awaiting the approval Of
the Governor. Ii is denied that the city
at anY time attempted to take forcible
possession ef tie wosks.
I-on rsa ons are given why the !
feia should nor ha compelled to pay
lie 77.ssssc0o
s First bscause the compliments ale
not the owners of tl7e land overhowed By
tle zsouson reservoir
scScaa, because the eomplainants
Ehava rot acquired from the Morris Canal
aad Banking Company the right to divert
water from above the Boonton reservoir,
Third, because the complainants have
hot acquired riparian rights on the Rock
away Rsver and its branches above
Boonton in order to prevent the pollu-
ticp Of the water supply.
Fourth. because the complainants have
OF obtained the consent Of property
,vners below the Boonton dam for the
version of water which might flow past
ir lal.ds
he city makes the claim that all
;e conditions should be complied with
rder that the water works might be
1sSxeyed to the city with a clear title
81 tt.s- 4.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01
A DAY 0F
a Postponed Came in Whicl
the Bisons Lost to TO.
ronto the Only 0ne
Played

All the Eastern League teams had .
day off yesterday but tie B sons, and the
Canadians. who played postponed
game. Toronto defeated the shampiona
by batting streak in the eighth inning.
which added FIVE tallies TO two already
made. The score BY innings:
R.H.E.
Bpffalo 80 1110O o0O-3 4
Toronto ....1 O I @ 0 0 0 8 XII Is 2
Batteries - Milligan and AfcAanusf
Crystal, Magee and Sullivan.
-
RESULTS or YESTERDAYS
GAMES.
Toronto, Z; Buffalo. 8.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01
s2 80 TO Atlantic cry Sunday.

Pernssl yania Railroad excursion July
Special train leaves Jersey City at
TIA Al NJ Returning Leaves Atlantic
Z City 200 r. n.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01
MERELY
MENTIONED

If the plans Of the Reeord-Fagan
combination do not riscarfy George I.
Record will be pushed to the front after
next fall as possible candidate for the
Republican nomination for Governor.
This information was confded to a rep
resentative of The News BY a Repub-
lean who travels with the City Hall
crowd. III the event Of Mayor Fagan's
reelection movement will be started BY
the anti -Dickinsonites to get control OF
the County Committee. If it is success
full Col. Dickinson will be deposed as
leader and man friendly TO the Record
Fagan combination viii be put at the
head of the party's affairs in this coun-
ty. Record viii be the man behind the
Throne and everything will be shaped
with the one purpose in view OF bnildaag
up machine that will back the corpora
ton counsel in his aspirations to succe q
Governor Stokes. OF course. witkout
outside support Mr.. Record would not
stand much Of a show for the nom na-
tion, even if he had behind him the soiid
delegation from Hudson. Mr.. Record 5
looking far ahead however. and his sup
port of Golby's candidacy in Essex
County is part of his scheme to cut fig
ure in State politics. Colby's success Ct
the primaries and later at the polls would
be a death blow to Major Lentz' Is leader
ship and would necessitate a feorganlza-
ton. That the Record-Fagan comb Ia
tion figure would put Mr.. Colby and ms
friends in control. MI. Record has rea-
son to believe that he would have their
support, and with the two largest c9uD-
ties in the State urging his nomination
his strength would be such that it would
be hard matter to defeat him.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01
RESULTS or Yesterdays
STANDING OF. THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY

Newark in Jersey City.
Baltimore in Providence.
Buffalo in Toronto two ga4nes1.
Rochester in Montreal (two gamesl
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01

II you are losing appetite. lying awake
tonic you neeed.
The Jersey City news., 1905-07-01

Mayor Fagan thinks George f. Record
Is the greatest man alive excepting Ihe-
odore Roosevelt. and Mr. Record holds q
simihr opinion Of Mayor Pagan. They
are playing the you come tickle me aud
IN tickle you'' game for al i is worsh,
and their motto is Soak the corporations
whether right or wlong." They have
reached the conclusion from past expe-l
rienee that the people are easily fooled.