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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
Plant Handled a Little More Than
Four Hundred Tons Daily
Last Week
FIFTY TONS OF MATTE Per DAY
Now Being Produced 49, Reyerbcratory
Stock Flnished-A Lesson Against
Sdehill Smelter Sites

The Yampa smelter OF Bingham is
beginning TO put on the appearance OF
q big plant. The Transformation, which
has been going on there for several
months past is nearly complete and
soon after the first day of next month
all the new equipment will be in COM
mission. The new roverberatory stock
has been finished and the building
which Is TO surround It is now being
erected. The second roasting furnace,
installed recently by Supt II. C.. Bel
lInger Is said to De doing nc work
very satisfactorily and is producing a
much better grade Of matte than was
possible with the original furnace. un-
al Mr. Bellinger and his assistants
ferreted out the defects and remedied
them.
Last week the Yampa ran through
n little more than 400 tons of ore pc"
day and Is producing matte to the
amount OF about so tons a day. The
product Is said 10 contain about rs
per cent copper In addition to the
metals associated with II. with the
reverberatory IN commission IT Is ex-
peoted there win be gradual i'm
proyement IN the quality Of the matte
turned out.
The yards Of the Yampa company
have been 80 congested with structural
material and machinery for 80 long
that II Is with no small amount Of
satisfaction to the management that
the premises are assuming the condi-
tion OF order again. The perpendicular
location Of the Yampa smelter site has
handicapped those In charge OF the
construction work. Not only has II
been perpleXlngly lnconyenient, but the
cost has been much greater that It
would have been had the original de-
slgners sought a more level place. The
experiences Of the Yamph company
ought to be an everlasting argument
against side-hill smelter sites.
in time, OF course, some of the present
disadvantages viii he overcome. As the
Stag pile becomes larger there will be
more ground TO stand on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. % May wheat was q
shade higher TO l,q9l lower, at ! 1873. to
LIS. Later the price advanced to 1.iiib
Cash: WheatNo q red, LIS; No. 3, red
l.1201. 10; No. Q hard. 1l2fi 49, No. b.
hard l.056rl ,l9; No. /, northern. lis; No
2 nothern, Ll56n,tl; No. ., spring, l.O5a
LA.
Corn-No, 2. 1881. No 3. 42iaal224
Oats-No, ?, 30hd30A No 3, S0i4
Later May declined TO ll3b, but rocov-
cred and close dstrong at lis "a net adj
vance Of bGl.
Close; Wheat-May, lis; July. 9Sls;
Sept, 9lH
corn--Jan. 45% May IS; July l5&;
Sept, illa.
oats--Jan, 3oA May 3o7sa3i; July, so.
al.
Pork-Janp i?.Tla, May, 1875
Lard-Ian, 6,s2la; May, 1O2ia; July rs;
Sept. rs.
Ribs-Jano 662is; May 6&a6 S7ls July,
6.MHHfOO
Rvc--Jan. 75i9.
FlaX&Cash. northwest / 2lia.
Timothy-Jan. ESQ
Clovcr-lan " 7j.
Barley 3NuJO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
CONCl NTHATES.

Fourteen cars OF Tonopah ores reach
cd the local market today
supt. Frank Jam. of the Ohio Cop
per company came I'm from Bingham
last evening.
Treasurer A, A. Ball Of the Annie
Laurie mine Of Gold Mountain is I'm
the city today
An assessment of cents a share Is
pending on the capital stock OF the Pc
tro Mining company,
The Utah Copper company has new
bunk house nearing completion at Cop
porton, the Bingham mill town.
Continued Improvement IN physical
condition Is reported from the Miller
Mountain mine In American Fork can
yon
Orders are now being placed for the
electric haulage system to be installed
AZ the Utah Copper companys mine in
Bingham.
a. j. Beetles has returned from trip
20 the Revenue mines I'm Montana,
where he reports, everything is going
along smoothly
A two-thirds interest IN the COM
moner mine at silver city, Ida, Is re-
ported to have ben sold for $4,000 10
Boise and Baker city parties.
The assessment o. 20 cents a share
levied on the stock Of the Beck Salt
company IS delinquent and the delin-
quent sale day Is set for Feb. 2,
ore shipments from Park city mines
last week aggregated 3l5IOt3 pounds,
aB follows Daly-West, N,if3 503; King,
$1,000 $50: Hearns-Keith, $4,000; on
tario, S25S.00O
supt a. o. jacobson Of the Column
bus CON. Is down from Alta today, The
water supply Is increasing some he
states. but u.s. yet not enough 10 uper-
ate the mill above about one-third ca
paclty
There was q monster caye-in at the
Daly-Wost this week three large slopes
between the 200 and 400 lvels, coming
down ana dslo1giug thousands OF tons
Of dirt Fortunately the accident hap
pened between shifts, and no one was
injured Otherwise many lives might
have been lost.-Park Record
Gustavc e. Oyerstrom the inventor
OF the Ovorslrom concentrating table.
was o Bingham visitor yesterday
While In camp he made an Inspection
OF the ohio and Utah concentrating
mills and the Yampa smelter Three
tables of his design are in use at the
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
10. MAMMOTH REPORT.
Manager sidney Bamberger Tells of
Physical Conditions,

The annual report Of Assistant Man
ager Sidney Bamberger Of the Lower
Mammoth Mining company has just
been issued. Concerning physical con-
dltions the management says.
THE recent strike on the raise in
the 500 west is very encouraging, and
the ore body. which shows to be at
least six feet between walls and Of a
length exceeding 25 feet, although not
yet definitely determined win un-
douhtedly prove to be ore OF $50 value,
and If present indications are not elu-
siye, we shall be able TO ship a con-
siderable quantity OF ore from vlcin-
ity.
The hopes OF the company, how
ever, should center upon the 1900
Cross-cut which is being run northeast,
TO explore that country under the por-
tai OF the tunnel at the surface, which
is entirely virgin ground, The cross
cut is at present In lime formation,
greatly assured. and distorted with
small lunches Of quartz making their
appearance In the assure. Al these
assures viii be explored In time and
II the indications are not misleading
we viii undoubtedly have some ore in
that Vicinity
THE blocking out Of large low
grade body of ore ON the 800 south
Us being RAPIDLY advanced, and al
though the ore at present win prob
ably average between six and IL
ounces silver and about 40 cents IN
gold, It is hoped thar upon further
development shipping ore may be en-
countercd, The body at present is 100
feet long and has been cross-cut to
20 feet I'm Width, and occasional
ly small punches OF lead have been en-
Countcred'
An explanation Is also made about
the litlgatlou ana SUBSEQUENT settle
ment with the Black Jack company
ONor nllened trnepnsA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
THE NEwHoUsE MINES.
Vice President Kramer Gives Out Estl'
mates on Future Production.

l.. n. Kramer vice president OF the
NeWhouse company Ia quoted by an
eastern publication as saying that IL
had now been definitely settled that
The 600 ton mill Of the company would
BE put I'm commission not later than
Feb. !. The plant IN question Is a
large concentration. whose capacity can
be increased as further needs may
Justify Power has been secured for q
2QO0-ton mill which additional plant, II
present plans do not miscarry should be
IN operation not later than Oct, Is OF
the present year.
Work has been carried on ut the Cac-
tus mine, the property which furnishes
the basis for the operations Of the
Newhouse company for the past i've
years, with the result that It ls estim-
ated that nearly 100000 tons OF ore
have been shown up. The ore Will not
average over s. a ton, and consists Of
gold, copper and silver values. Ac-
cording to the present plans II is gaug-
Cd that the copper produced viii not
cost the company over cents a pound,
by reason Of the by-product Of gold and
silver which Is found IN the ore.
The main working tunnel at the prop
crty Is over 5000 feet long, and IN the
course Of the bore numerous veins
were cut. some Of which average over
1875 feet wide, Some copper ore has
been found that win average over 40
per cent, but whatever amount Of this
high-grade ore Is encountered viii be
shipped to outside smelters for treat
ment From the middle Of February
the plant will produce copper nj the
rate Of 22,5000O0 pounds per annum,
and from next October this production
win be increased, as now figured, to
100000 pounds a year.
over S2,00000O has been spent IN
cquipping and Developing the property
and the operation OF the mine means
much TO the outlook Of Beaver county
ia Utah. The company has constructed
pipe line ~ miles long to supply the
company with water and furnish pow
er for the two turbines which have
been Installed. The capacity Of the
pipe line will be over 100000 gallons
every "a hours, and an the excess water
supply viii be sold to adjoining prop
critics
The underwriting syndicate IN New
York which furnished the funds for
carrying out the operations OF this
property Is understood to have secured
a handsome profit based on the pres
ent selling price of the stock, which IS
reported to be between $lb and SIS a
share.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
LOCAL MARKETS.

There was such "A demand for blue
points In Saturdays markets as to ex-
haust the local supply and there Is
none on hand to speak OF today There
IS slight falling Of In poultry and n
weakening In eggs, In the vegetable
markets the only new feature Is the ar
rival Of a carload Of Newhall navel
oranges. said TO b. the finest Of the
scason and IN general the vegetable
market Is well stocked. The prices pre-
vuillrg today are ns follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, Jan. .--Cattlc-Reoclpts 3d.
000 market steady TO 70 cents lower Good
to prime steers, 5.100G, y; poor to medium,
cows, l.2jd4 40; heifers, 20Od5l0; Gamers.
!. &G2i5i bulls, 2lOgAO); calves $500
100
H0gs--Receipts today, 5000, tomorrow,
$1,000 market 10 cents higher. Mixed and
butchers. 4.60q4,l5 good to choice heavy
i.70ui,S0; rough heavy, 5jfti. 10; lights,
4boffI So; bulk Of sales 4.6Jn4.Sl.
Sheep--Receipts, y 900. market 10 cents
lower Good TO choice wethers, j.O0aj so;
fair 20 choice mixed 4O0Gt4.9O western
sheep i.25a5 90 native lambs, 5.75d7 IS;
western lambs, 5,7jQ7,65.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
MR.. HYDE RESIGNS.
Has Been Succeeded by Sam Levy as
Manager OF Annie Laurie Mine.

The announcement Of a change in the
management OF the Annie Laurie mine
az Kimberley was made today. a, u.
Hyde, Jr, who has served the company
faithfully for the past year In the ca
pacity Of general manager and, preyi-
Gus to that, as the companys engineer,
has resigned and has been succeeded by
Sam Levy OF the Western Exploration
company.
Mr.. Hyde. It was learned today, has
acquired interests in the new camp OF
Goldheld New, and he leaves the Annie
Laurie TO give his undivided attention
to them, He Is expected TO arrive from
Kimberley this evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23

Child, Cole & Co., brokers. reported
sales OF Nevada stocks I'M san Francisco
today as follows Tonopah common
115O; Tonopah Belmont "A. Tonopah
Extension, i50 Tonopah Midway j2;
North Star, "a; Mcnamara, 80, Mon
tana ronopah, 2.O5; G0ldheld, 70; jun
DO, 81, Jumbo Extension, "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
MEETING THIS AFTERNOON.
Commercial Club Committee Figuring on
Mining Legislation.

The mining committee Of the Com
mercal club will hold a meeting this
afternoon TO hear the report Of the sub
committee appointed several days ago
10 look into the merits Of the mining
bills introduced In the Legislature by
Representatives Joseph and curtin. The
report Of the committee viii be ninst
the passage Of the mine inspectorship
bin and win make other suggestions
which are intended to guide the legis-
lators IN the making Of mining laws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
ON MINING EXCHANGE.


The mining stock market was mac
tive today, during both the regular and
open board calls. New York Bonanza
found demand around As cents, but only
In limited amounts Considerable inter-
EST was centered upon Daly-Judge,
which figured actively IN the bidding;
but holders Of the stock refused to re-
lease their grip on It at the prevail
ing prices. Thompson, which adjolns
the Daly-Judge, also continued strong,
one block going at 10 on the open
board. Yankee Consolidated held its
own, while lngot was bought to the ex.
tent OF 900 shares. az 8h cents,
Inc closing quotations and sales
were.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
OMAHA.

South Omaha, Jan. 3.-Cattle-R RECEIPTS,
800; market steady 10 easier Native
steers, 3.5gd5,75; COWS and heifers, 2. 500
40; western steers, l.5OGi2 30; stockers
and feeders 2.50di.l0 calves, 2jDdj.15;
bulls, stays, etc, 2Od3.6J.
higher. Heavy. i.e5Gti Is, mixed. Goa Isl
lights, i.50q4 60; pigs 3.7j445; bulk OF
sales 4 Gdi.6j.
eep-.Receipts. G000 market steady.
cWstern yearliugs, 6.50d6 %; wethers. 100
43.G1i ewes. l.2mi 40. lnmbs. 6.loMl. l0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
PARK cry MINES.
Conditions Good at W York and Daiy.
Indrc.

tondNlonS huOd NJ y Aofk ava uhly'
Judge,
Conditions at the New York Bonan2n
continue encouraging, especially good
news coming from the mine the FIRST of
tho Wcai, when after drifting ON the
COO level had been recommended con-
siderable high grade ore was uncover.
ed, says the Park Record. Thc ore
shoot ON that level had pinched out
ana work was for "a short time conhn-
ed 10 stopping. When drifting was be.
gun again, however the ore was re-.
found Samples of this have been as
sayed and gave returns of 81 per cent
lead, Gl5 ounces silver and $40 In gold
per ton The WlnZc is going down nice
w from the GiO-foot station about one
third Of the distance To- me i0O-fOot
mark having been completed. II VIII
take about two weeks more 10 reach
the 100-fo0t level when another 60 odd
feet Of stopping ground win have been
opened up, or practically 200 feet In all
In the ore shoots.
Daly-Julee stock has experienced an
advance this week very agreeable to
It's stockholders, and while no direct
cause Is known Tor the advance n IL
generally understood ana believed that
the mine Us now opening up more en-
couraglugly than ever before Four
drifts are being driven into the Bonan.
"a Flat ground and the management
does not deny that rich ore m large
quantities has been found. In fact the
bins 40 the mine and mill nre Ion ded
with high grade ore which hes been
taken out Of these drifts as develop
ment work has been done without any
Stopping whatever. The drifts have been
progressing into the new territory ut
the rate OF about Ave feet per day, and
q considerable area 81 ground hos been
ouened up, II IL generally understood
that the D1ly-Judge is already In good
condition 20 shin regularly. and Il will
be no great surprise II the mill Is nut
into commission again IN the near fu-
ture,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Jan. 23--Cattlc-R Receipts,
1000; market steady TO 10 cents lower
Native. 3. 50d5. Is. native cows and heif-
ers l7Jqi50, stockers and feeders, 0O0t
4.25; bulls 2.50ft4.O0, calves, 3OOd6. 80;
western fed steers, 3j0lij Is; western fed
COWS. 0M3.1j.
higher Bulk Of sales, iG0lt4 80; heavy. (. 20
qiS packers, 4.65d4SO; pigs and lights
4.00n4.75.
Sheep-Receipts 1900: market steady.
active. Muttons 4j0d5.75. lambs .OOf6
1850 range wethers, 500Q66O; fed ewes
4.2jq5.l5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
LOOKS ENCOURAGING.
what John Dern Says About New Con,
Mercur Discovery.

President John Dem Of the Consoli-
dated Mercur company, returned Sat
urday evening from a trip to Mercur.
where he went to examine into the
merits OF the strike made there last
week Fe states that the discovery
looks ye,y promising, but says deyel-
opmeut has not progressed far enough
to ascertain just what It VIII really
amount to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
Time Table
In Effect Dee. 4
1904.

ARRIVE
FROM Ogden Portland. Butta
san Francisco Chicago ~
Louis, Omaha and Denver Sna
FROM Ogden and intermediate ~" a'h
t,PVlHS quinn. ................. g,9o n -
From Ogden Cache Valley. and 20" Am
y, intermediate points ti,,s
rom Ogden Chicago, st. Louis law m
KANSAS city, Omaha, Denver
,.And san Francisco .,,......'. alx.u
'eVm Ogden, Cache Valley Pm'
~ Anthony Portland and san
NluIclscO ..,. ,.........,,,,.,,..7 I'm
ro. DEPART.
p9i ogden, Omaha, Chicago.
Lenyel, Kansas City and 81
- I,oNis ,...'... .",...,.......... 700 n Va
or Ogdon, Portland, 81. An. ''" a. M
thony San Francisco ana in.
leflnedlate points ......,..4..''. io,oo a..
HYr ogden Omaha, Chicago. "'H1
DenNer Kansas City, 81 Louia
and san Francisco .,.,., 1,ton
pOI ogden, Cache Valley, Den. FH'
YeL KANSAS city, Omaha, 81.
Louis and Chicago. .,,.,,..'. Bsn
tQr Ogden, Cache Valley. Butte -" P'm'
Helena. Portland. San Fran.
CISCO and intermediate peints tim
~ n SCHUMACHER Trat p,m'
y. ". hurley, a. p a - MsE
D. y; SPENCER, A. @. q IA
CITY Ticket Office, POI Main stroo,
Telephone go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
wool.
ST LOUIS

81 Louis, Jan 2l-Wool nominal Ter
ritory and western mediums 2la2, fine
medium lIulS; nne, l60l1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
NEW CATALOGUE or
CHURCH WORKS.

Just issued. Send to Deseret News
Book store. Salt Lake city, Utah, for
free copy, Special terms to dealers.
agents and canvassers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
REGULAR CALL SALES

New York;, ma ut As; 800 at iSH.
Wahash--200 at 175
Yankee-S00 nc 37ia.
lngot- 000 at "a,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
May Day--300 az 6N
Mammoth--l00 az 1872.
New York-7O0 az iSia; 90 at IS.
Sacramento nc 1919.
Thompson-l,0 coo ~ l5
Yictorla-l00 at lgS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-23
OPEN BOARD SALES.
RECAPTTULAT1ON.
A. CAMppvLr.
Nevada tocks

y - Y NV = y = ~
Stock Broker. 216 d. +. Walker Block.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-21
Devotion or Desertion.

The other day a in New York arrested for
grand larceny two weeks after his marriage The bride
Immediately applied for divorce.
And thus the question has presented ITSELF Ought
wife to desert her husband if he commits crime?
Answering this question: the Judge of the court refused
to grant the divorce holding decided opinions
ing the who deserts the she has sworn to love
and cherish.
The judge said:
''Many charged with crime by Indictment has
been found to be innocent The duty of wife such
time to be at her husbands side and by her
soothe him in his hour of trial"
Good! Old fashioned, but good.
Persons seek divorces too slight cause. The mat
rmonal bond is too much rope of sand Let them wait
awhile. Is, .H3sg
Moreover that sort of affection that fees on the first
sign of danger is poor sort This is indeed hard world
if at the first serious trouble those who love should 90
against
Many woman has stood bIavey by her husband s
side when the world turned its back upon him to find in
after years the bessedness of faith and devotion.
Many man has chung all the closer to wife whom the
world has caused guyand has out in the end saving
both himself and her.
True love is deserter.
It stays by.
1t may have its awful doubts about the nnocentrv of
the loved one but it clngs only the closer And when the
skies are clear its faith is justified. Whatever comes
Love has been true to itself.
Devotion has its great rewards.
And Desertion its pains.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-21
NOW PIG IRON IS
BECOMING SCARCE

PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 21.-An
order for pig iron sent out by one
of the large finishing mills in this
city was returned the other day
with the remark that owing to the
great demand for rails and struc-
tural work the mill which had for
merly turned out pig metal and
steel billets is now making rails.
An investigation shows that many
of the big mills at Clarion and Do
quesne, which formerly made bill
let's, are now turning out rails. The
managers of the local finishing
works are becoming alarmed over
the scarcity of pig iron and rough
steel and fear that 1t will seriously
interfere with their ability to turn
out Their orders. 1t is stated on
good authority that not enough pig
iron and steel billets will be turned
out each week for some time to
come to supply the demand. An in
vestigation has been ordered and
in a few days the local mills will
probably decide upon some plan to
remedy the trouble. The demand
for rails and structural iron Is I'M
precedented and the mills are
working night and day.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-21
Br PpuDrNcEnAhNrN

disconnected man or an unhappy
woman you are pretty apt to also
And one in the wrong employment.
Woman has not just gone to
work; but she has just begun to
seek for herself work that is con
genial. '
Once it was thought that her
day should be something like this ::
Dress children. Get breakfast
Battle and feed baby. Make beds,
and straighten bedrooms and bath,
room. Wash breakfast dishes
straighten kitchen Market. Get
dinner. Wash dishes, straighten
kitchen. Look to yard, porches
etc. Sew-endlessly. Get supper
(Look dainty and pretty, and not
be cross or tired) Wash supper
dishes, straighten kitchen. Put
children to bed. Sew some more
Plan for next day. Look the house
over, see that it is locked, go up
stairs and-fall in a heap. On spe,
cial days were added sweeping all
over, seeing to laundress-or doing
the washing and ironing herself
The old-fashioned ones ever did
that.
But we may now look forward
to seeing the schedule changed to
something like this: Breakfast pre-
pared by some one who makes a
specially of cooking-sex no con
sideration. Baby cared for by eX-
pert nurse who makes it her bust
ness, mother overseeing. Wife to
desk at home or business down
town. Home to lunch prepared by
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-21
...SPORTS...

Kid Harrison of Salt Lake and
Mike Jeanette of Spokane, who
fought at the Athletic club last Fri
day night, a fight which resulted IL
Jeanette's being knocked out in the
second round; will mix things again
in the near future.
Charley Beatty, Harrison's mana
ger. understands that Jeanette attrib-
utes his defeat at the hands of Har-
rison to the lack Of training. He
now wants to meet Harrison again.
Manager Beatty announced that his
man would meet jeanette at any time
or place for a sum up of $500. Man
ager Beatty also stated that Jeanette
could fight any way he liked and fix
his own rules.
o o o
Kid Scaler, the fast little 12S-pound
man, is working like a Trojan for his
coming fight with Martin Denny, at
Walla Walla on Sept. 80. Scaler,
however, is having trouble, like the
rest, in securing training quarters.
His days are spent training alter
nately at the Athletic club, the
Pastimes and now and then at the
quarters of Weeks, at the fire station
In spite of his trouble, Scaler is
coming along finey. During the past
few days his condition has improved
wonderfully. Scaler also accompan-
les Weeks on his road work, running
and walking from eight to 10 miles
a day. Scaler prophes1es busy time
for Denny.
o o o
George Dixon the former feather
weight champion, was last night
Knocked out in the second round of
what was scheduled to be a six
round go by Tommy Murphy of New
York, at the National Athletic club.
The first resulted in no harm to
either. both fighting cautiously and
watching for a weak spot. In the
second Murphy started in on the