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PRODUCER

chicago. July ~ Dlmngo reports from
Nh" northwest caused % strong lono In tho
Whrnl market here iudaN. Srpiomhcr
umnrd unchanged ~ ls lOWor at q7, In
Nli uuorIugs. September advancing IN
Nv. Minneapolis Duluth uud rhlpnu0 70,
rnll'd receipts Of .& care against pD u
suruFlh of wheat had slondylng Of.
feet ou the corn market September Ouou
'n - shade T.. i Hhl lower NJ 81 IN 6Gls
and void ut i6',
4 moderate demand from pit traders
gluscd a arm tome IN the oats market
Fniemhor opwrd " ~ ., higher, nj '1lis
u i1,l.i, onl ,or u time held within tho
lhNng hy shorts rronlud arm under.
tone ln The provisions market September
PORK opened ~ higher M lg02b ind soll
up =" lllN LARD was unchanged M z 10
l'los Noru Nv lower ~ 10
'nsh' Nloal 30. p red, new ~, No.
y lrl, new, Mnm No g. hard. Oi, No.
- hard Niul ~. 80 ! northern III, Nj
= norihrrn, lmll3. 30 o. spring, LO5d
corn No % i1lga5S, No. 3, 5,uSS
u1iH No. 9llg, No o. n
After september had advanced 10 WIi
ln' mnrkr' ronrlod ON sham decline ln
1R' lU'y ul 'l7h wheat M Kansas City.
lIu muikul closed rather easy. although
september showed net gain for thc DIV
M hHN llnal quotations being nj SiM
Corn Latter extreme wcnknosp doyclon.
,d on plulll taking bv several promlnci,
I"lRF me market closed M the lnwrsi
6I,0' o3' Inc day with September or i
..sIo,,' WHEAT ,julN oo,i Sept, H,ga
N,s DrCp N,h MAY o0. INV
-, corn Jnlv ih Old Ml ecpi "a! old
"h zee, IVA old, jlA, NAV ~.
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NEW MEN FOR THE
SALT LAKE ROUTE,

WINE more b. nothing forthcoming
save HE bare announcement N the ap.
polulmouls ana o resignation ON tho
| Snl, Lake Route 10 lho man w u lrcI
those ononPc, would Indicate that tn
Tate uuplenfntnoss' has been adjust II
~ The recent meeting held In Nov York
at witch the Clark and Hartman IN,
teloH' were represented
To date tho San Pedro has been turn.
INK down shipments from thc east oW.
INK 70 trouble oyctsIoncd over the de-.
livery IN LoH Angeles Now comes the
nunouncom,nt that effective July 10 of.
noes VIII be- opened iu New YORK and
'hlcdRO WIN general agents IN charge
Of each, THIS means that the Salt Lake
ltou'e Ia now out after business und
VIII "chrlt ~ quote one Of the officials,
TO b"li the band
Auuounc amonl was made today that
NJ, lr BrHbuut had hu,u appointed gen.
era agent lor the Salt Lake Route
WIN loadquWtors at 200 Broadway
New YORK ana George NJ, Sergeant had
boon named I'M q similar capacity with
Offices a 2Ot CLARK street chicago,
BETTER Job fOR H. u, WORDEN
ON top ~ his comys piece Of news
when may mean that Salt Lake VIII
have % new district freight ana pus.
scnRor ugcut vice Mr. Moore, proc
motod II, n, Wordou for the past two
years assistant general freight aRtMt of
the san Pedro, los Angeles & salt LuKu
ROAD has resigned u accept better
position from u salary standpoint with
the :, ", Blade Lumber company Of san
Francisco Nh Worden " well known
here, who're tor some time he was oon-
noC'd with tho local agency OF the
frlrD under MI DuolIttlc he went
from salt Lake to accept the position
named WIth the san Pedro at Los
Angeles.
There n nothing definite forthcoming
rCglloWg tho promotion Of MI Moor
I'm fact that gentleman insists that hn
win st'Y here for an ne knows, but he
rs the 'ugl,ol man ana has had lots of
experience u Los Augrlor, ~hilc his
salt Lake career makes him thoroughly
I'm ton N with Hll portions Of the linc
Salt lukorg would BE- 10th to part Win
HIM bat M The Same time would b,
plouwl ~ hear NJ his Advancement
The UWp,nso VIII probably continue
untl General Freight ana Passenger
Agent Glll.ll arrives here In fcw
days from the meeting IN the cast
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OPENING PRICES
OF WEEK HIGHER
Number of Advances Made, Mar
kcl Being Active and Deal.
ings Welt Distributed
AND THEN STOCKS YIELDED.
Recovery Followed, but Demand Soon
Fell Away--l,onds We're
Irregular

Now yorp I'M, IA ..ononlne nrlces ~
| 49,, -. Wv. ''' ,i1,' 49,
'h' "''b Were k'n'lallN lrh'uon hgh'
a. than last woukH CLOSING, Advances
wore within tLp limit of D., rkropt for
,..,..,,., III. .,tt.. ~. ,,i,.,1.,
"'"u''' NV Nnl'U ''' 10 wv wv"
Fuel ~ ana Reading about point
The urfi sale NJ Union Pacific was ID
sl.d, i,v,,. u., s,turl,,,. ,l,sl,,y nm,
.''".' wv '''u '''"'" wy '''"s w
market was NcuN' ana u'nIlOBs widely
distributed, \ few stocks cNtcudod their
oponnp ldvnu,,s ,llpbty rspocinlly
,., '''r''' ,"'''
NW"'''' N'nuls""'hl'u '"pp'l huU "'U'I
railroads. The Holllug originating In
Reading ana AFTER ~ advance 0f point
had been converted into an equal lDss
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SPIKE AND RAIL

y -. GlurR superintendent NJ the
Union Pacific 'onl company ~ IN town
today
Nrgil a, Rogue, chief engineer ~ tho
Western Pacific, Is oSucclcd 10 Wrriy.
lu FHli lako this week.
The RIO Grnndc carried \ bin cSclr,
gi0u of Woodmrn ~ Provo canyon yes.
lorday I'm uddltion a. three excursions
IN ogden
Commercial Agent j IT, Ogloaby of
the Ruuk Island has been called Into
headquarters Ht chicago IN attend u
freight meeting
Two tourist ears loaded with l'nitod
Nulvg troops on route ~ WnllU WHllu,
WIeho passed through Salt Lake over
the Rio dIando today
Oonu1l pp,porpor Agent y, y, Bur
Icy Of the oregon Short line has ro.
turned from the meeting Of Hartman
passenger men IN 'hirogo
Gus Hoch or the ~. Louis cav com,
panY ~ I'm the city today having como
ln from SIM francisco. he win visit
butte ana llcloun before going east
Wou, ON the now Nockyarda NJ
Montpelier WAS ~ have commenced this
morning. The oregon Short Line has
been compelled 10 purchase 100 acres
ml Greet facilities fur feeding stock In
transit Dl lhN point owing 90 the new
N,hou luW this bolng the best site
available tor oregon Montana ana Ida
no shipments
That bis story sent out from Laramie
NJ the nllcmpt 10 wreck the overland
Limited nj Buford on Friday lOft
proves 10 be- another fake, A brace
bar foll from work train hut was
plckod upon the track prior 70 the ar.
rival Of the fast man, The pile Of
rocks, eight lrompR arrested and ihe
stack Of Ties all prove q be u myth,
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LOCAL MARKETS.

There Is slight failing Of In prices
Of fruits, including the juicy Nalcmcl.
ON this week ana the markets ave we'll
supplied There " also "a slight fall
I'm choose, meats and poultry whole.
sale, Late Valencia oranges arc alriy.
INK In nno condition ana ma ready
demand Raspborrlrs are Wmdlng NJ,
ana Il, alo'g say that this week win SOC
tho end of the season Cherries are
pretty near gone also. california 10.
mHloee are being shipped IN largely
now from southern California over the
Nllt Lake Route, ana are taking the
place NJ Tryis tomatoes which utc not
banning ont wolf california peaches
are driving IN good condition Win
pmmv and lcW apples. l'tuh and
southern Nevada ,ucumbors aic being
received, alYp few cunlalourcs,
iriros obtaining today IN the local
markets are oe follows
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

Sow YORK lulN 10 Sug. raw steady
Fair rcOnng nv, Centrifugal nb tcu
=! lnoluwoa sugar ~,
Runuod Quiet thm-lod. Il 70, poWdcr,
cd $50, gUUulilod, $40
Concc SlondN No re ~
Butter l'lm Flruot prIr,. extra.
street mloo rNlw creamery Migu!, NJ.
llrlil pr'ns creamery common io extra.
liHN'g nUl" luirN common iu extra li'j
h1i uuunirl common ~ cNlu l3HI
.!l Western factory common ln extra,
VAC weston imitation creamery, com
mon ~ extra, lGulp
tlocw Sl"ldN state mll cream small
,ulnrru aud white nucy No.
EPR. Firm Snl' ronu.ylNaula and
rbolrc. ala.ua dr. mlNoi Extra Sig9,,
woal"ll cSlm.. nu2l, do 0uH liUlil,,
HouhDWs lWl'
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v. q. DEPOSITORY.
DESERET
NATIONAL BANK,
Salt Lake cry, Utah,
NOTICE TO sIlegpMeN,

Al mouling ~ the l'lah state hoard
uf Shorp tummlHslouprF held AZ Sult lnkO
city utah Thursday ,uly Glh the FOL.
lowing order was adopted
T. N hereby ordered That all sheep
within the state NJ lltah that have not
been dipped ana cured by fodoial OF
STATE shrcp Inspector since The lfl day
" Aprll 1904 BE- dipped IN the following
districts Within the dates hrruln specified
knno counts g.. Aug @h 10 Hcpt 10Th
Reservation. nly ltlh 10 Aug lilh
l'lnm0 County July lN 10 Aug lm
hnn Juan county sept lilh 10 oct
onnnd County Aug lMh 10 Sept l6lh
Mllhrd county sept lbt 10 Oct. iu
todnl cry scpi lat 10 oct lst
Pulo ana Scylor Counties sept 10th
10 Oct 18Th
-. Cache County ana BoSoldcr County
East Of SnuWNllu sept 10Th tn Oct ION.
n9N,ll,r COUNTY, West of SuoNylllo-
Emery county erpl ~ ~ sept 20lh
-, juuh nnd rOh COUNTIES South N
NplluRvlll" tunyon ana Bpulnmin-luly
lOlh iu AUG lhlh.
Wayne County sept 2ilh 10 oct 10Th,
summit ana Wusilch. Counties North
DOyir, Wobcr and Morgan Comllos
AUG Ut ~ Rcpl lN
'roQolo County North ana West u line
running nom Morrur Ia JohnFons Pass
AuR lHl "a NopL lst
IuOuId. County. Aus lm 10 Bopt let
Nuli llkn aud l'lnh Counties North Of
tohlamIn 0nd ,splng'llle cUnyona.July
lhlh ~ AuR 18TH
.,Holthwoni part NJ Tooclc County and
IN H. sgg, part Of juoh County Aug lSl
Nanp"lc county july lOlh 10 Ava 18TH.
yen Counts. July 10th 10 Aug 10Th
washington County Aug TT Ia Aug
IRON County south Of cedar cay oct
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Trading Was Not Very Brisk, but
Come Stocks Appear In
+ Better Tone.
DALY.JUOGE IN GOOD FORM.
Wabash Moves Up AgaIn--eolumbus
Con, Continues at a Low Figure
QuolatsOs Opd Sales

The week opened win the sale Of
$3.50 shares Of stocks ON the floor Of the
Falt Lake stock and Mining Exchange
This forenoon While the falcso we're
&ighl the market showed some good
SPOTS Ddly.JudRo WAS In domand ut
better ngurcf. but ouly loo shares loos'
onod, This came out ut Nib. Wabash,
goo, WAS In botlor tone and 20 smnll ul
was hkou ~ $3.50, silver Shield came
oDl AZ 20 cents,
On the open board Columbus con,
rolIdalod was onclod but there were
few buyers for H. Whlo reports from
the mine indicate are most ucourug.
ilR the stock rcmaius ridlculously low
nut An advance Nv anticipated before
very long.
Tho closing quotations ana sales were
M follows
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greater part Of his time At the drain
tunnel tie N we'll pleased with the
progress being made there ana believes
mat The hardest part Of the undertake.
NIX ol cleaning NJ the case n over
u ~ ag ytl Impossible 10 stalo when
The tunnel VIII be- opened us the dam,
axe done farther on, ana the work 10.
pulrod 10 overcome II cannot be- osil,
mnlol Mr. Rood had no definite mfor,
nation ~ glyc oul concerning the
Nalldrlyor but II ls probable that op.
oldllonH IN 4 large scale will soon be
resumed lhorc, ana also At the pily
ore shipments Dlly.Wcst, lll5 900,
silver KING Jij 400 American Flag,
$1,000 Barnes Con $4,000 grand total,
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HH"sHsHaaaa
COMES FROM MEXICO,


II, g. Gcmmoll the well known min.
lng 'uGIncpr hat arrived from Mexico,
whore be- went oh a hurried business
lrlp n9yoIul weeks ago and the News
learns from reliable source that Inc
mas Teen engaged 10 assist IN the final
Sam ling Or The Utah copper mlno NJ
Bingham M bchllf " the American
Fmcll'rf Securities company which
hold bn option on large block Of tho
stock
There ~ considerable spoculatng be-.
ms done M mining circles over the
amount Of stock actually involved M
This option Some say n covers con,
troll NJ the stock Of the company, whilc
others express the opinion that n does
not quite reach 81 per cent. yet not very
lul from H.
At $50 per share. which Is said to be
the piIcc named IN the option. yalua.
lion IT illiOoOO II placed on the great
bingham producer
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Heavy ORANGE Cror,

" H. snodukor general ogoul NJ th'
freight ana passenger department NJ
the Illinois Central nj San Francisco,
iH IN me city today looking over tho
local HItuullOm In course NJ ounyor.
mllon lhlr morning Mr. Snodnkor stat.
~ lhnl the ralIlowln orange crop this
year win exceed that Of last by FUZZY
1000 carloads while the Blk rush w
practically over there are yet about
400 purluuds t0 be- nluYpd
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sun Another special,

District troishl and Passenger Agent
Moore Of the Salt LnRo Route lonyog
m Wednesday fur los Augolou with 10
special train ot i20 people from the
Grand Trunk system ~ the coast, The
special arrives over the Ria Grudc AZ
u nm, ana VIII 20 Wosl over tho
San rodio M $40 d. nn giving tho
strangers time enough 10 take IN salt
Lake. N consists Of ave pullmans, n
hppvngc ear ana dlnor
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MAYNL'S BIG STRIKE.
ships ore From sandstofm Mine valued
~ 100000 Per Ton,

Among the contingent of Gtah poo.
pie Vho sought the Nevada gold Holds
in search of fortune, none, perhaps,
have been favored more than has \, H.
Muync, who was lucky enough 10 sc.
cure lease on the Sundstorm claim
The tioldncd sun Of the jth inst says,
Sandstone lease 80 reports tho
bgRoW ami greatest strike of i,s his.
tory o. In fact the history ~ tho
Sandstone property To-day the owners
of the lciFc uf witch 4, H. Mnync s
the principal one, are mokInR ore run.
ming into Tho thousands per ton, There
III li'llo question but that the Sand.
storm ore In 40 being taken ont A.
This time ~ the Richest of the camps
history Ten sacks " The rock already
Tor shipment VIII net the owners about
49, 900. or sn average " about $4,000 10
the tom
''rhorr rs ore IN this lot now ready
for shipment which Nlll yield even
greater returns than chat ana II would
net ho surprising " some NJ II would
run close to the hundred thousand
dollar mark, but the general average
M the 10 earks nbou 10 BIZ shipped VIII
carry values NJ 10000 ~ he ton
Mr. Maynp states that ne has about
Loco sacks NJ orc now ON lls sand.
storm lease 30 6 ready 20 no shipped
lu the mcllor The ore rs nll high
grade ana ~ calculated IN not The
losocs neat sum FOR their efforts,
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,oots luly 3nu sept lpu Dec, a:,
MN. M',
Pom july lg@'si sept GH, Oct.
Lm,I bly iongaiot Sep. a.,B. oct
40, NuN no, Pee, G.1i.
RIB lul1 IG's, Scpt ,Na'nuN5, oct,
7 NigUin.
Ryo. july 10
Clover. July ~ m
Flax .'Wh northwest 80
1imoiM Sept. lin
nllIul-luNh lnMhl
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GOOD FOR SHIPPERS.


The tranlc department ~ the Salt
Lghr Route lhs morning announced
that arrangements have NOW been por
fodcd lor the shipment " goods In
Dallond OF less than carlrod loW 10
Nippono. lnl,, the nearest point any
raihold gets ~ the scurchliRht mining
district \ station lighthouse, plat.
form and side trucks have been put IN
81 this point aud an agent Installed 90
look iilor business There " already
"a freight line established from Nippono
indication that additional teams win
be- pul ON nH sunn as business warrants
IN, move Undoubtedly Salt Lake
shippers viii take advantage W this,
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LIVE sTOCk,


chicago. July D.aCuulp- Rcctpts, a
On, market ~ strong Good To primo, 3 i5u
OBS, poor 10 medium L&ui So stockors
ana trcdols, lmdl IN. COWS. 3pdl 6ji
hullors 2,Odj 10, cluncIs, ! 2jd? ~, bulls,
! o1ioo. calves, 20u6ij, Texas fcd
steers l0OH6l5
llogN Receipts $1,000. tomorrow, 300,
market strung io % cents higher Mixed
uud butchers i@Ui.iiy, good 10 choice
heavy b $50 IA, rough hoayy, alOd3 10,
llRhls, a.ttdd.W bulk " sales, i,diu5.i 3d.
shoop Receipts NpN, market strong
good a. choice wrlhola i@ui.iO, fair to
rhoirc mixed, iDoui.Jo, native lambs, %
as I'D
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Buy tea and coffee as you
buy butter; good il good and
fine il fine.
AShAln.', lest " w"
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wool
81 IoDus

ST LOUIS
~ Louis July lo-Wool steady Tor
rlioIr ana western mndluma 2HM, nnc
medium, 22d,6, nno linlt
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Kansas rity July a. cattle Receipts.
eo' market steady Native uccrs 2ja
a.io, nnliNo COWS ana hcilIp . @d5 IS,
Him, calves. 3,Mdi2j, western fnd
ti'rlH i@Hi p, western fed COWS, 3pIu
$50.
llog. Rc,oipls on, market strong
lo shade higher iulR ~ salon a,ipa5 Is.
h'nvN i.8NWiI2hi puckore, j,i2isulliig,
pigs ana lights o. 0diI5
sheep liocoIps aWi market stronR
MultouF, i01Auo, lambs, b. iidi, 70, range
w'thcH l1Ndii Jed owes, i2jdL6j.
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OMAHA

South omaha, JAY Cattle Receipts,
1901 market steady 10 strong Nouye
10, Western Yloora q $4,000, onuncrp.
l,iu2W. stockcw and feeders g.Ndl, ",
calves, ap1j@i bulls, stays clcp 3 aju
llogg loocIpts tlU, market cents
hlg9or. heavy. SIH5@B mixed ]Od
bulk uf aul0s % 9OUi G
Shcop Receipts 9yp, market Woldy
Nwlolu NpullugN biid6. 70, Wothort,
liH1uo, cNes,' imfii.W, lambs 6jOU
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Wheat per bushel p,,,,,,p,u, 20
corn, per cwt u,,,p,,,,,,,,,,,u,l 10
Corn, cracked, per cwt ,,un"uul "
uhlh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20
Harley rolled, per cwt ,n,,,,,nlil
Flour family per cWtru,,,u,uu2l0
Flour straight grade, per cWlp.n,s2 20
Flour high patent per cwl u,,u2bO
bihl ana shorts ,,,,,,,,,,,,tt,,,! 20
straight shorts t,,t,,r.,,..,l,lO
Corn meal per cWtu .,n,,uulpOV2OO
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Creamery butter pound o,uu.p,u,?o
llnnoh butter pound u.utuu,u,ulb
cheese, pound ru,,,utuuy.,.l JOE
Ranch oggg ...D..,...,..b,f6
Eastern fnncy choose ,l.u.,,up,,lib
MEATS AND POULTRY
Dressed bcof, pound ,.,u..,,,,,6md
Dressed pork pound uu,.u.,upu7A
Dressed veal pound uu,r,u,u,,uS
Dressed mutton, pound ,nnuprBa7
Lara OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
Dressed springs, pound ,u,,,,,,.g2
Live hens, pound ,,.,.p,,p,,,ul3
Dressed hens pound ,r,p,,uultdl
hfolltls each unu.u.unuuu2O 02j
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THE STATE BANK
NATIONAL BANK
or the REPUBLIC,

... T. \ DEPOslTAhf' ,,,dA,o,
ERAEE KNOX ,y,""y,,o FIrcs''1'"i
D"F"A hAWa WV ....... cashier
=" dATlTHnn SHND siRriTs ugioo,,,.
A thoroughly modern HaNlnW 9.Puu
mcni conducted IN connection WIN VI"
bank
Rafo dopoIl boxes for rent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10

Race Horse mon aro oft the opinion
that the present trip of Edward Cor
rlran means the organization OF q new
racing circuit with % number of the
most prominent tracks lu the country
Gs members This opinion has been
gathered from hints which the stock.
holders and directors iu the new club
40 New Orleans have let drop during
the past few days aud inasmuoh as
this has always boon one OF the am.
billions of Mir Corr.gan. Il Us believed
that be- now thinks that the time is
ripe Tor such an organization The
plants that are seemingly iu his grasp
are those at Kansas city, Chicago Es.
sex park Hot Springs and the new
course about completed In New or.
leans with every decision of the
courts so Ear In hia favor. his life
long friend ia Applcrnto. seems
about To come into possession of the
beautiful race course az Mildalc. Ky
lntonia n Mr. Applcgntc succeeds
this Western Jockey club track will
Immediately wheel into the Corrigau
column. with such chain Of racinf
plants Mr COrrigan looks very for
midahlc
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
challenns JIu IItau Esnnrtn.

H. w rius. the fcatherwcirht
wrestling champion. declared that he
was willing To meet any of the iiu
jitsu experts ON the mat at any time
and on any conditions In order To de.
eide the much discussed controversy
as to the relative merits Of the lapa.
ncsc and American styles Of wrost.
ling.
Titus. who does not place much
faith In the japanese wrestling art.
rays that his pupil Nels Rampf and
Alexander Swanson gave an exhibit
ton at Tuxedo park recently The
Jap. Hlgashl. and an assistant also
Wrostlcd.
After each pair had watched the
other working, the Americans offered
10 meet the Japanese The latter
asked the officials Of the club whcth.
r. they would be willing TO be re-.
annslblc for an injury or even death,
? occurred. Naturally the club men
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Am.rIenn Leanue Notea.

Clark Grlnith is claiming the Ameri.
can League pennant for 1905.
Bin Bradley does not relish talk Of
trades that will take him away from
Cleveland.
whitley, one OF the new pitchers
signed by the New York Americans,
Is a pupil Of Amos Rusie.
The two st. Louis clubs will play
seven games In April This will In.
clude two Saturdays and two Sun
days.
According 20 President Taylor Of
Boston, Mike Donlin Is permanently
barred from the American League.
Catcher Louis Criger has signed to
coach the Purdue University base ball
team at Terre Haute next spring,
Charley Farrell will be taken south
with the Boston American team In
March. and, II he can get into condl-
ton. will be signed.
Catcher Bob Wood has sent In his
signed contract TO the Detroit club.
Catcher Beville will probably be
turned over 10 some American Asso-
citation club.
st. Louis fans profess to be I'm
mensely tickled over the trade Of
Jesse Burkott for Stone, Of the Boston
Americans Burkett was entirely too
surly 10 please the Mound city fol-
lowers Of the game.
Patsy Donavan says this league has
tho National skinned TO death ON third
basemen He considers Leach the only
hrst-class third baseman IN the senior
league as against FIVE such In the
American
Laioic Is to be starred down south
this spring as the headliuer Of the pro
lession. He Is TO be billed on three
sheet posters as boss batter OF the
whole world. Comes pretty near 70
deserving the title too
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10

OuthcIdcr Seymour tired ot Albany
has returned to Cincinnati
overall Phelps and Ewing are now
the only unsigned Cincinnati players.
Director billings denies the report
ed attempt TO trade Abbaticchio for
Brain
The Boston club has signed the
young New York League catcher. Billy
Stroh
Bob Ewing. the Cincinnati Reds
spitball pitcher signed 1905 CON
tract
The Brooklyn club is reported as
having signed outnclder Otis Clymor.
drafted from BuiTalo.
Fred Tennoy wants more money TO
manage the Boston Nationals than the
trium,Irs feel Justified In paying
Fred Tenncy declares that Jim Dola.
haniy will develop into better out.
fielder than ever hc was an lnheldcr.
says Tom Flood Chase. who goes
20 New York. has Camel beaten a
mile. ana will easily make good In
the big leagues"
or the % players on the Brooklyn
reserve list, only two have actually
been signed to play ball. namely,
"Roddy" owens and Ace" Batch
The Giants whose signatures are on
Taper are McGInnity. Taylor. witsc
Boworman. Brcsnnhan. Gilbert. Dahl
On, Dcylln, Dunn. Mcrtos and Browne
Jake Bcckloy has come out with tho
announcement that he has No idpa al
giving mp base ball for bookmaking
Tho veteran knows whore the pay II
sure.
Pitcher McNlchols. who made =,
good an impression Rs member %
tho Boston aggregation last season. II
out with an interview In which M
states he would Ike TO leave Boston
Chrlsty Mathcwson has notified m,
New York club that there Is no trutl