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selected by GoIdfieId Club With
Jack Walsh as Sub
stitute.
ZOE CANS DOES RAGTIME.
.,,.,,sin. The Crowd at Hotel In Co.
lambda with Music and song As
sisted by MIR. Cans.

ce.ddeld New, Aug E.-Ge9rse Silcl
.,rblcaeo was selected as referee u the
o,rs.Nelson contest BY the Go.dnold club
,o-.rht should De refuse 10 act the selec-
,or likely TO be Jack Walsh Of San
Francisco. Nine directors were present %
IN. meeting and q these six votes were
s,ssssry 10 a choice Three ballots were
ag.f as follows First walsh,.4: sller &,
BAD, Mcbride Of Buffalo l Second. siler
B Walsh g. Tho needed vote was receive
Cd oa the third banot
construction work on the big arena Tor
,ts arbt was commenced this morulng
ms estimated cost Is tsjm 10 viii have
oHng capacity os follows Twelve
hundred and forty-clght. s. seats. 100
g .i4 $40. a3l- s..
rbt coutglc, fcr iis erection called for
completion by Sept o. tach DAYS do
ay after entails q $50 forfeit Tor ,hc JCn-
-lct BE-
Nelson has finally secured training
quarters On Ladies AID iJlL one block IN
Nlu street Don the rcutrr Cf tho city. he
md N0ian VIII occupy % ule-room COT
uge near bv Rob LurJl. who viii box
is' rounds vita clifford oH labor day
fr go VIII arrive from seattle today
Hf vail att as spauire partner 90 Sol
sr 400 alternate days with clifford
The lct between Cans aud Nelson ~ 500
H3t Jack McGuigm Ola u.t iav hands oH
GihU contestant durng tur McGovcfu-
Nelson contest ig rlliI.0l phia BIAS been
D aed in favor of N'l-ou ID WiI. there.
or be- incorporated iD ,hc articles ina.
'he rfierec tgr OBJ. Labor day contes,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

SPRING CREEK IRRIGATION COM.
PANI Principle place Of business. Holm.
day. Utah There are deuu0uont
on the following described stock ou ac.
count OF assessment of 5000 per share
levied on the S'h day ~ NAV. lPF the
stytrll amounts set opposite the names u
the respective shareholders as follows
No No
Name Cert Shrs Amt
u. r. Buuton ................ 100
s0reu J.. Jcuson. ...........4 % sl8 Ol
And iu accordance With law and on or
der OF The Board = Directors. made on
the 18th Gay 81 MAY lFt SD many shares
% each parcel ~ said stock as NAV be
necessary viii be sold at public auction
at fhc Office ~ the company Holiday
Utah 0n the 18Th day Of seDiefrbsr. 1915
40 Q cCiolk u 49,. Oh pay the delinquent
assessment thereon together with the
cost li advertising and sxrsnse ~ sale.
JAMES NELSON. Secretary.
Dated Aur 81. 1870
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GRAND CIRCUIT RESULTS.

Poughkeepsie. y. y. Aug l1-Grand
Circuit results
$50 pace. purse N0n-Rrdy Kip Won
three straight heats and the race In ..bl
2.05a 2,S. Argot Boy My star Ia
Points. Daphne Direct. Leslie Waterman
Bonalet Fred r and Bonnie Wilkes al,0
started
2B pace, purse n.OY-Nesta Boy won
the second, third and fourth heat, and
The race in .Ula. !:0sis an: Billy Cole
won thc INST heat 90 2.0iA,. Spill Owas.
sa, Frank BAN and Lcgateer also
started
g.l7 rot, purse 1900 0mued 90 Eve
heats-lot9ra won The second and nfth
heats and TIE aCe in eI3h e.li.. Ora.
veno won The thld and fourth heats m
-la 9ltii; Grace Cameron wen the FIRST
heat and was distancod in the third In.
ala. Composer, Tom Phair. o n vs.. on.
Yer Moore and Wesley Baron also
started.
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j. visiting at the home Of Or. " W.
Hoover
Tonigh, takes place the wedding of
Miss Nellie Brown and Frank II. Colt
walls The ceremony % be- performed
az the home of The brides parents.
Mr. and Mr- William AZ. Brown In
th' pI,-euO, cot the near relatives and
friends
Helen Elerbsck and Martha Wells
gave a large bonfire party last night
assisted by Dorothy Cannon, Gay
Gfoesbcck and Florence Wells. the
lliue girls being dressed 90 represent
darkies
Mr. and lLr. a VI Boxrud enter
tanned az dirner last night covers be-
ing laid for half a dozen and the de-
c0ratious being in pink and white.
Miss Jennie Brighton entertained
at "a bonfire party Tuesday evening ~
her home iu Brighton ND honor % her
guests, Misses Mae Arnold, Anna Sny-
der and Alberta Barton About Cd
people enjoyed The affair.
Mrs Louis Martin and Miss Martin
leave next week for Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Scarf are in the
city FOR q stay Of two months. and are
az the Kenyon for ,hlt time.
MI and Mrs. C. j. Rooklidge and
family LETT yesterday for MEMS farm
to spend q short time.
Miss Sawyer will be- guest Of honor
at several social affairs next week
Mrs Sarah McChystal and her
daughters. Mrs T.. G.. Parsons, LETT
Wednesday for Colorado Springs 90 be
away about a month
Judge and Mrs Henry r. Hcndcr-
son left on Monday for HALEY Ida,
TO spend a week.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 10.

THE SILVER SHIELD MINING d
MILLING Co Principal place Of bust
ness Salt Lake city, Utah Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting q the
Board Of Directors u the above named
company, held on the srd day OF
August leot, assessment No. 49, Of cents
per share, was levied on the capital stock
n the corporation outstanding. payable
Immediately 10 +. ~ Mead, secretary. az
tf Mccormick Building salt Lake City.
Uf-h Any stock upon which this as
scssment may remain unpaid on Wednes-
day. sept. 9 lsG. will be delinquent and
advertised Tor sale az public auction.
and unless payment Is made will
be sold on saturday Sept @ 100 at 70 a
m, az the office Of the secretary ~
Mccormick Building. salt Lake CITY
Utah. 20 pay the delinquent assessment
together with cost q advertising and ex.
peuses q sale T. n. MEAD,
Secretary
81 Mccormick Building salt Lake city
Utah
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GRANEY ALIVE.
Makes Bid 10 Oulsbine GoldGeld Op.
ulenCe in Size of Purse.

Philadelphia. Aug IA cable message
Is awaited from Philadelphia Jack
O'Bren announcing his acceptance Of "a
5000 purse for him 20 meet Sam Ber-
ger "a san Francisco iu September This
purse will be the largest offered for
lighters since F1tzsimm0ns and Hall
fought IN New orleans IN the early nine
ties
The offer comes from Eddie Gfaney
San Francisco referee and boxing promo.
ter. 10 was sent % IA Walter Schhchter.
O'Bnen's representative. SchllChteT at
once hunted Up Jack Gleason who
promptly accepted The Offer on behalf or
Berger. A cablegram was sent "a O'Bnen.
who Is ROW somewhere in England bus
up to a late hour tonight no answer had
l.ln rnlnLNnl
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SECRETARY Nc. aws.l SCUM 4, F M III.
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NOTICE OF TEACHERS
EXAMINE ALTON.

The Salt Lake county teachers ex-
animation viii be held in the Summer
School building, ON Third East be-
tween Sixth and Seventh South streets.
Salt Lake City ON the 10Th, 2ist and
22d Of August 1906, beginning at 2
a. m. each day All persons who ex-
pect 10 teach IN the public schools Of
Salt Lake county the ensuing year who
are not holders Of certificates valid
for the year are expected 10 take this
examination.
JOHN W. SMITH.
County Supt Dist Schools.
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There Is more Cltarrh 10 this section II
the country than all other diseases put
together and Until the last few years vas
supposed % be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced Il a lo.
cal disease and prescribed local Remedies
and by constantly falling to cure with To-
cal treatment pronounced ID iuClrable
sdeneo has proven c9tsrrh 20 be a con.
stitutional disease and therefore reguifs.
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrb
Cure. manufactured by r. J. Cheney a
Co. Toledo. Ohio, is the only consiitn.
tional cure on the market n Is tskcn iI.
terually in doses from 90 drops 10 a tea.
spoonful II acts directly N tho li,1F
and mucous surfaces Of the system They
offer one hundred dollars f0r any case Il
timonials.
Address p. J. CHENEY a Co. Toledo
Ohio
Sold b. Druggists &c
Take Hairs Family Pills i0r constipa-
ton.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Miss Fora Shaw entertained ye,ter-
day in honor Of two visiting guests.
Miss Fay Bergen and Miss Clara Abel
OF Nebraska SuuhOwcrs and sweet
peas were used iu the decorations and
telegram contest was enjoyed. to-
Cethar with musical selections hy Miss
LiDnie Rutt aud Miss Edna Davis
4 number Of Informal dinners are
planned 90 take place today 40 the
Country club.
Dr W. W. Ashley Of Ouray, Colo,
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FIRST RACE TODAY.
OF 2l-FoOt Yachts In the Upton Com
pctitile Cup Events.

Chicago. Aug ls-'rhe first race 81 q.
foot yachts On the ffth annual series for
the Sir Thomas Upton competitive cup
viii De- sailed today under the auspices
Of the Columbia Yacht club
Four cities and six clubs will compete.
Those represented viii Do the Royal Ham
iuou. Toledo Yacht club u Toledo Mil
Waukce Yacht club Of that city. 1871 Pos
ter Quieu Ssbe and 40 San % the Column
bis Yacht club, Cherry Circle of the Chi-
cago Athletic association. and New llh.
nois of the New Illinois A. e.. The race
IS 10 start two miles on the Van Buren,
wharf and the gun viii b. hred az ?
o'clock The course lays twice around a
slx-mile triangle. with a limit Of three
hUuIs ON the race.
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And in accordance with law. and an or
DIR Of the Board OF Directors made on
the snd DAY u July, 1905, 30 many shares
of each parcel OF such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at the office II the
company 81 East First South Street. Salt
Lake city Utah on the Goth day Of Au-
gust le. az D. M. 20 pay tho delln-
euert assessment. together with costs oe
advertising and expense Of sale
v W MADSEN. secy
80 j East First South Street or p. o.
Box i6.-. salt lake city. Utah
Dated August H. 1917
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AUGUST OUTING
EXCURSION
To Ogden Canyon

sunday. Aug 10, via oregon Shor,
Line Round trip TO ogden 81. Trains
leave salt Lake al 5.l0 and 1880 a.
M. or $40. 4:15 and sos ,. m. Re-
turning leave ogden al 40 or $40
2. M. or special al 1880 p. m. Fine
trout and chicken dinner served at
the Hermitage IN ogden canyon.
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Keep
Your Nerve

1t is nerve energy that runs
the organs OF your body. The
storage battery is the nerve
cells in the brain and spinal
cord, and from this battery
nerve force is sent out through
the system OF nerves, To keep
the body healthy YOU must
have plenty OF nerve force; il
YOU have not, the organs work
inperfcctly, the circulation IS
sluggish, digestion bad, appe-
tite poor, Kidneys inactive, and
aches, pains and misery are
the penalty
You can keep the system
strong with DR.. Miles Nervine.
It assists in generating nerve
energy, it strengthens the
nerves and makes the whole
system strong and vigorous.
Il take pleasure IN recommending
Or Niles Nerinc TO those suffering
from nervous prostration. insomnia
and melancholy. After several
months suffering from above diseases
! tried this medicine and found imme-
aiate relief n sOothes and strength
ems the nerves, chases away the
gloomy and depressing thoughts and
gives the sufferer renewed strength
and hope. Il Is a superb nerve re-
st0rer
JUDGE JACOB SEEMANN.
Madison, Wisconsin.
Or. Miles Heart Cure Is sold by
your druggist who viii guarantee that
tHe first bottle Will benefit n Il falls
he will refund your money
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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NORTHWESTERN.

Butte. Aug T-Butfc n0sed out Spo-
kane today, 2 TO T. 300 contest whore the
losing team got three times ass many hits
~ tie locals Despite a high wind there
were some sensational fielding features
Score. r. n. Z
butte ..t...,.....'. ..s..'.''t''''''f'- 4
Spokane OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II =
Baueres-B andelin and swindells Rush
md Altman
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rRInrNE sELF.RIGHrEors.

Following tAo News" The paper which
Tile morning denies 60 cmphaucaNy tb O.
10 cKel cue. TONED thc races and throws
much yudictyt INK upon the writers
Who took That view recorded ih.e i'm
preston as follows.
There was uo end q discussion vss-
ttrday regarding ine kuwet-l.aV SON
race, and strange as % may seem aim rsf
every other iai Who opened DIS mouth sX-
pressed me opinion that Kramer would
win Friday nights race. Why7 Frankly
because ttsf Thought 10 part OF the proc
gram Ia I.W.lu win one. Kramer ono.
ard then ff,E the Interest grows
Mid over t.r hual match and the man
agfment makes @ wad " money
This b. iram thc salt Lake Tribune Of
Thursday morning Aug De- The WRITING
this MONTHS appears fo Dc hv another
hand. end one which Was not pres-rt
when he roc. lr question was being r.r
The summary q iGst nights races r. ss
follows.
Three-Quari,r-mlle amateur hsnditap-
EnAl Dieierbachcr Go yardsl. IVES
scratch Giles W YARDS. Hume
tscratch Tmc-i q -.
Mile open professional Final. DOWNING
HOLSTER. BaIlgett TIme-l 2-5
Flve-mue alateur lsp-lIume. Derives.
"a. Giles Mccormack Time-I0.fn
Two-miie Jap handicap. professional
Samuelson lsl Yards. HOLSTER C0 YARDS
Clark W Yards Bardgeu Co wards Time
--ttia
Flve-mils m0i0rpaced raco-Samuelscn
Downing Monroe. Tme-e.i2
Match race mile. French styls-Kamrt
beat Downing Ume-2.-
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AMERICAN

Washington Aug. l7--Washington and
ST. Louis broke even today IN two hot
ly contested games, the ,irst going 20
the local team 20 ., while the sec
ond went 20 the visitors, 4 20 3. Hughes
was effective at critical points ia the
nfst game. while Powell allowed hits
60 be punched IN two innings, which were
enough 10 win out In the second game
Kiison's arm gave out IN the sixth Inn
INK and he had 20 retire, Falkenberg
taking his place and giving four straigh,
bases on balls. Patten relieved him be-
tioual plays were numerous In both
games
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EXCURSIONS TO WYOMING
Via D. & r @. r. r. Sept. LIST
aud 3Td.

Fare 5000 for the round trip to
Frannie, Lowell and CoWley Tickets
good returning within thirty days. 4
magnificent trip over the Scenic Route
through the Royal Gorge Grand Can
yon, Colorado Springs and Denver.
open top observation ears free through
the canyons
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nELlNorENr NOTICE.

pAGNAR NORTHWEST MINING co.
Principal place 10 business salt Lake City,
Utah Notlcg-Therr are delinquent upon
tue following described stock on account
o. assessment No. T. q one-tourth cent
per share levied on The 18th day u June.
1915. ;lt several amounts set opposite thu
names TO-. ;he respective shareholders. a.
follows
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

TIRE WESTERN WOODEN MILLS
COMPANN.-rrucipal place ~ business
SAT- Lake City Utah NoLce There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock. 81 pcr share. levied on the a3th day
n AprI, l'H, tle several amounts , z
opposite me names 90 the respective
stockholders a. follows.
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pElINoueNT NoTlcE oF SALE.

KENNEDY uITCH IRRIGATION CO.
County. State n Utah. NVulr.-Ihere are
delinquent un1u the following described
stock uu account 10 assessment No =
levied ,u tly iAh day 40 june 1914 the
several amounts SO Nposite the names
NJ tfe respective shan. 1.ters. a9 follows:
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Makes children eat. sleep and grow
Makes mother strong and vigorous
Makes q healthy family. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea does.
Tea or Tablets. 80 cents T. G.. VI. l.
Drug Dept, 112-ll4 Main ST.
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81. louis. Aug l7-r.ew York again De-.
tfaitd 81 Louis 10 o. making a clean
sweep OF tho series.
sca r. T.
itLulr s..-t..'ts .tts-t..st.,..f .
NN YORK .,+...,..,....,,.,.,..,.. 4
Batterles-Rh0aies ana Marshall: Ames.
Wte and Bresrahan Two-base hits
8-Hwn, Burch rhrCt-basc hits-Dtylu.
SEYMOUR. Bases ou tlIis--Of Brown d:
m Ames 3. ~ Rhoados T N Wiltse. o
struck our By Brown. 3. Is Ames 3.
by Wiltse, T.
Implrc-O Day
PttshurE Aug 1.-THE Bostors TODAY
rsds thoir l1st appearance ir pItfshurg
f The season. and were beaten 4 to .
a ICmarkdOle feature was that the 3 .s-
ira outhe'd had only two put cuts both
IN tcht held
srn: RH T.
lAfbufg ....,-...,..-...,.,-.,,. ~
't''I '.-.....-..... .........-...,2
BiUtries-PhunIpqc and Gibson: Lin.
Aman and N6edh1m Bases on balls
of Philippe q IN lludaman. O. Struck
ost-By Philippe {.
mprcs-Johusiouc ana Conway.
ChlraCo. Aus lI-ChCaro made Do sr,-
IN Straight from Brooklyn today winning
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE CENTURY GOLD " &M. CO.
Principal place u business Salt Lake City.
t'fah Notice. There II delinquent on the
following described stock on account %
assessment 80. 10. levied on the 2nd day
of Julv. 1876 the several amounts set op-
posite the names Of the respective share
holders as follows:
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HAMMOCK SALE!
oNE-FoURTH OFF

The handsomest Line IN the city 10
select from. All this Seasons new
designs
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main 81.
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And BOZ accordance Riih aw ana au ore
dcr % TIE Bari ~ Directors. made IN
ihe n'h day Of Ariil ltf 81 many sharss
70 each parcel ~ stock as may O. nert1-
san will b. sold az the office 81 the CONE
pany, No. 81 west South Temrle street
salt Lake cts. Utah. on the ,th day IN
september. 1915 at q. o'clock noon. % pay
dclnquent assessment THEREON together
with the cost % advertising ana sXufn-e
% sale
j. A. WEST.
ce-rfsar,. - e Ne C....,h .r....i. e
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AUGUST 26TH AND 9TH
Excursions to Hepburn Idaho.

VIA oregon Short Line FOR sale Of
town lots Round trip $1,000. limit ten
days. See agents for further particu-
lars.
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WANTED

First cas- prescription druggist. Good
position 70 The right man. Address 7.i5
News.
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IA committee held a meeting after the
second race today and announced tonight
that all but six boats had been elimi.
mated from the list Of contestants The
six yachts which viii be requested 90
continue the trials tomorrow are. The
AUX, owned by G.. r. Adams. Bonidrei.
owned by q ~ Wightman: Caramba
owned by c. n ". Foster: Spokane.
owned by T. Lewis Clarke. sumatra.
owned by Francis skinner. and Vim
owned by r /. Park Three Of the six
Will be requested % defend the Roosevelt
CtIu
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lN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division. boz and Tor Sal, Lake CouD-
iN state OF Utah. I'M she matter oi tre
estate ~ CaihaHrC Phillips Smith. De-
ceased. Notice The petition Of Edwin z.
smith praying for the issuance 60 Hyrum
COZ of Letters OF Administration. with
VIII annexed iu the estate u Catharine
Philips smith deceased, has been seq
for hearing ON Saturday the yth day e
August 4. l.. 1906 az ~ o'clock a. m, at
lAe County Court House. ln the court
Room ~ said Court IN salt Lake City.
SAT- Lake County Utah
Witness tho Clerk % said Court with
ne seal thereof affixed. this 5ist day oe
July a. y. 1906
,selD j. T.. ELDREDGE JR., Clerk
Ry vs. Il Farnsworth Deputy CLERK
Moyle q Van CQtt Attorneys for Pete
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Aud On accordance With law. 10 many
shares 70 each parcel q such stock y
may hr Necessary. all he sold az the Of
ice az The secretary Room 81 PROGRESS
Building salt Lake city. Utah. on the lst
CAY uf september. isF AZ he hour q /.
O'CIeCk O. on. o. pay DELINQUENT assess
ucnts thereon iogethci with the costs 4
advertising aul expenses ~ sale
u Il RICHARDS Secretary.
Room No. 80 Progress Bul dlng. sal,
Lake City. Utah
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oakland. Aug. if-Bo'h Hlu and Car.
Dts Mo.nes. Aug li.-Des Mo'rts ana
Omaha broke even IN double header 10.
day The hrst same vas fast and close
but ne second was MED with misp avs
both teams suffering from The extreme
heat
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Sioux city. Aug i1-poor fielding by the
home team gave Pueblo ana easy victory
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At Mllwaukee-M Milwaukee. { lndlauap1-
lis o. Cirst game, Milwaukee. 4 Indian
ap0ls. 81 second camel
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SUMATRA AND VIM.
Win the seventh and Eighth Races in
Roosevelt Trials.

Marblehead, Mass, Aug 1.-THE suma.
ira. owned by Francis skinner Of The
Eastern Yacht % 90. and the Vim owned
by 4. J. Park % the New York zach,
club. divided the huuors today In the
seventh and eighth races Tor The selection
Of the three defenders for the Roosevelt
cup The Sumatra won the FIRST race. a
triangular affair and scored for the sec
end time iu the series The Vim won tha
second race Of the day a throe-mile 10
windward and return. Both races we've
sailed in very Hight airs from the SOUTH
east and east lu the first race the Ca
ramba had the rest Of the feet strung out
az the fnish and some 81 The fayorltes,
Ike the AUX and the Spokane. were far
in the rear.
The second race was started with the
wind still light, bat a trfle more 20 the
south. The Vim, well up az the start
gradually increased her lead and crossed
the lire one minute a. seconds ahead u
the AUX. The Chez Wink vi. which wae
fourth in rounding the outer mark beat
out the sally VII al the finish line for
third place. The Spokane finished sew
cnth in this race. seven minutes and ten
seconds behind the winner.
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PROBATE Ano GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
consult Colnty Clerk o. respective SIN.
eru fer further information.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT PRO
9tte DIVISION IN ana for Salt Lake Coun-
~ state q tt-h. II the matter Of the
,'tatc n Nabbic Y. CAwson. Deceased.
one NJ TIE heils Of the estate Of Nabbis
=. tia"spn. deceased, praying Tor the
partial distribution OF TIE said estate 10
himself. has been sCt Tor hearing on sat
u.dly ihe 18Th day % August 4. ID. lsqs
10 l9 o'clock a. a. az The County Court
.tlse iu thc Court Room of said Court.
il san Lake city. salt Lake Coanty.
Ltah
witness the Clerk ~ said Court With
jaa stIi thereof afaxed his l-th day 4
August, A. II lss.
Noth j. O.. ELDREDGE. JE.. CLERK.
- w. n. FarnsW0rih. Deputy CLERK.
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