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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
MORONI.
VISIT OF PRESIDENT SMITH.
Mrs Mary johnson Taken in the Prime
Oi life-Mourned by Many.

f.f''' VIZ n r 'INlIAH|INNs
Moroni SaHpete Co.. June 2l.-Fun-
e.a' services over the remains Of Mrs.
Nasy johnson. wife ~ Lars johnson.
VINO died 40 the residence OF her broth
'' Joseph Nelson at salt Lake city.
ul sunday last, were held In the tab
eiaacIe here on Tuesday. amid many
,,llehce' ~ The love and esteem IN
Eh'eh she was held by the family and
Der many friends
loniortng and instructive remarks
were made by Elders Julius Chrlsten-
sen Nathan Faux. Aaron Hardy. To-
s-rh L.. Joley and Bishop Bradley. who
,agn commended the life and lsbors of
W. 4'' tdsed, She was a. years Of age.
~ m''ner OF eight children. seven Of
won and her husband survive her and
ttauy mourn her departure. She was
W ee,l'e 10 the work Of the RELIEF
s.i',', and was a consistent Latter
ray .. saint. ana while her death was no,
80 lt.led by her friends, Il came with
ss ,. Z suddenness while IN salt Lake
~. Mere she had gone for medical
'lSll FROM PRIEST. JOSEPH r.
SMITH.
ls people OF this ward were favored
W presence Of President Joseph
-, 81 a. who addressed the Saints in
~. sunday evening meeting on hts
~, Missionary experiences. the pres
i 80 prospective growth o. the great
49, Gay work, and the blessing in
l'f the faithful Saints His visit
49, sieaily enjoyed by the people Il
,1t nearly IL years since his lal
Previous visit
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Makes Most Wonderful Sprint
Ever Seen in Salt
Lake.
SANUELS0N LEFT IN REAR.
ON Final Showing lie Fails To Produce
speed Enough To Finish In
The Money.

The bicycle races at The saucer track
lsst night were @ little iu the nature of %
trial by jury OF one w. D. slmu.Is9n Die
was charged with being 100 faster com.
pany than be- is able 20 Hsep un With, and
the briefs f9r the defense which had
been submitted iu the meets Ia.t week,
set forth that be was being Jobbed out
~ place, ana was not setting the fam
deal that the blcschers demand.
The verdict came ia ias' might and 10
was unanimous against sammy lu "a
haai argument lyel Lawson, appe8uug
tor the plaintiff, put uu the spoedlcst test
ut strength ever witnessed locally aud
made f0r himself an impression that be-
had finished the greatest enou " bis gao.
I,cr The event was The three mile lap
professional and Lawson made the uu.
1t biz life II was from scratch. and The
sprint lasted four full laps, iu which lyer
uuw0uud himself az be- never has before
and ssmueison was left az every Kick uf
the pedal one more wheel length behind
the money.
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sllPT. OF CITY SCHOOLS.
-, carbon Receives appointment
Ar an Tcachcrs-B. y. c. Faculty.

s....,i correspondence.
sl''- c,ohe Co.. June 22.-The city
Los NJ edusation at It's meeting Wed
bos Boa evening appointed Ariel Car
r'soa, ,,srintendent OF city schools at
don w ~. M ST 200 The following teach
q sa, sHye been given positions for the
,,mIng school year ,, a.,
fa gaa II Thomas, music director, Mar
u'yy,sber primary supervisor; Esther
W. Nav williamson, Claire FL
Ag- Ira 4. Cole. Nellie Hendricks.
dIeI5 Annerley. Esther +. Wyant, Jen-
" =. mas. Lilly Seamons, Olive Bak-
p igan simonds, Maud Egbert, Il.
e. ,I Ik w. NJ. Lillywhite, Mary So
..o Agnes Hansen, Ida II. Petersen,
i.,rsf chambers. Electg Skeen,
W. wright. Othella Petersen, Marie
Is l. Lucy NJ. Golden. Edith
Zen Ada England, Ray NJ Kewley.
BY. c. TEACHERS.
4. ,bs Brigham Young college Wes-
vernon a. NJ, Pm. D.. and Her
p,lier. Ir, will act as assistants
:. II President Linford IN the presidency
~ he college. The following teachers
- been selected W. II. Chamberlin,
u p. c. Jensen, a. b.; d. g. Bulge,
n. C. n. SkIdmore, NJ. A: j. W.
i,,.er : b.; j. Il. Bulge, VI. D.: A.
: wright. ". o. Robinson, A. n. Mer-
IN r. s.: A. f. Bowen. a. b.; W.
n Henderson, NJ. A.; Geo. B. Hen
Ss,ks F. J. Pack. Pm. D.; +. A.
JarckIey B. L., Geo. c. Jensen, NJ
BIanch Cooper, b. s.; John II. Nell
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GRANT OF LAND.
Governors of Coney Island Jockey Club
Set Aside Tract for Sy>onb,'s Grave.

New YORK.. June G-To the ofsr made
by the g0ysuDs uf Concy Island Jockey
club % set aside plot ~ ground 01 he
property 81 that Organization az Sleeps.
head Bay az q permanent grave i0r tht
famous race horse sys0nby which died
last sunday and 90 erect memorial
stone. Sys0uhys owner james r keene
has replied thanking ne club officers ff
their courtesy hlt stating that De- has
not decided lceuitely Wnat disposition
shall be- made ~ sysonby's body
Do. Bradford. treasurer o. the C0ney
Island JOCKEY club said yesterday that ia
SIR keoncs letter ~ acknowlodgmert hs
stated that BE- vas c0usiderlng the matter
~ having Sys0nhys body eKhumed and
the SHELTON saved and artiCulatsd. the
frame of thc horse o. DO presented b. TIE
New YORK Museum ~ Natural History
Do America tWo other famous race horses
whose skeletons ere serving science ana
students ~ natural history are American
Eclipse and lAreton. Do the Smithsonian
institute M Washington
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GIT OF STALLION.

New YORK 11nr 9--The glfi Of kWm)
Thoroughbred stallion Hallma OBJ Willsm
X Vanderbilt a. TIE Jockey clubs iurtau
n breeding founded for the leredt ~ fhe
farms ana horfehteedeff ~ New York
was announced Yesterday Halma for
some yeaIs has bstn a. the head % the
Vanderbilt hfcedlng farm ir Franta Hal.
ma is !. years old ty The most sucCessfui
Sre q bic time Hanover The dam btirr
Julian /, ID L9ngfellgW,
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DENVER RACE RESULTS.

Denver. June = Overland results
Flrst race. six fIrlJngs- The Major won
Tnmaskei second. Natcn'u third Time
-1Ii
second race. four and o. half furlongs.
B'U Nauhan. Won. pr. Hollis. second
Queen Victoria third Tmr-.Ai3
Third race. dYe and a h1f fur.ongs
StumptoWn. Nor. Red 1hmseL second
Dan collins third. Tint .ONt
Fourth race five and half fufl0ugs
Red RUBY. w0r. Almonte second. Ma.
s,-e third TUr-l.eg
Firh race. dye and a h1f furlonrs
Peaceful Henry won Alma BOY second
Hgekstar thIrI Tlmc-i.O,s,
Sixth race. five and hlf furl0Ugs
TnvIra True Wou- Gar Nlghi second
Mary T. clark third Timc-lH
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CORNELL THE FAvoRITE.
J. Dopcd 20 Win First In MI Rowing
Event, at Poughkecpsic.

PoughkeepNe. ~ y, June .2.--The an
nual regatta Of the intercollegiate Row
Ing association will take place tomor-
row afternoon on the Poughkeepsie four
mIic course OF the Hudson river
There viii De- three races, one az p.
m. for university f0uf-oared shells, TWO
miles iu which are entered crews repre-
seuting Cornell Columbia, Syracuse and
Pennsylvania, the second az 4;4s ? M,
for freshmen eight-oared shells, two
miles with Cornell Columbia Syracuse,
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin AIS contest
ants. and third the feature race OF thc
day. 40 %. M. the university eight
Dared shells four miles in which the en-
Tries ave Syracuse Columbia, Wisconsin,
Cornell Georgetown and Pennsylvania
All of the crews which VIII compete
iu tomorr0Ws events bad their maj
practise today The city d. throngei to-
night with visitors.
In the pools Cornell IS held q strong
f4yorite for AN three events Tho Wa
pors arc made on the following basis
Eight-odred race-toruol. 10 o.
Syracuse. to T. Wisconsin. , 20 ],
PENNSYLVANIA. 90 Columbia, TO ];
Georgetown 10 10 ].
University four-oarei racc-'orneH.
% p. Columbia. 60 3 Syracuse, 20 b.
and Pennsylvania. 3 10 !.
Freshman eight-oared racc-torneH,
90 p. Wisconsin Q 10 3 Syracuse 10 ],
Columbia. 6 90 !. Pennsylvania 10 20 J.
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NOTICE.

The state Board Of Examiners will re-
ceive sealed bids al the office II the Sec
Rotary Of said Board, City and County
Building. Salt lake city. Utah, % 10 and
liof, for the publication. IN pamphlet form.
Of three thousand copies Of The Election
Laws OF this state, work 20 be completed
and delivered az the 'fdas Of the secre-
tary u state on or before July a. ies
Bids should be per page and 10 include
and size OF page may be seen AZ the office
Of The Secretary ~ State.
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any Or az bids
Bv order OF the State Board of Exam.
lners c. s. TlNGEY,
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SPRING RUN FIsHED OUT.

Reports brought 20 salt Lake ycster.
day from expert fishermen. who have
made a few good catches iu the Sprug
run this season are 20 the effect that the
onslaught Of fhe anglers has been So
unremitting and numerous that there
are now hardly amy fish left aud as
tsh stream iis days for ibis season are
over Assistant Cashier Henry r. Mc.
Evan Of the STATE Bank Of Utah spent
The whole OF Thursday Oh the stream,
and secured only couple ~ dozen trout
60 reward DIS efforts.
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EMPEROR WON
Othcr Yachts Remained Respectfully
In the Rear While lie Came in First.

kicl. June gl--Emperor william al
the wheel today sailed his yacht Meteor
aud defeated tie German yacht Ham
burg and the Fritish-huiit yacht clara
Don the first of thc large schooner races
The Yachts finished as follows.
Metcror. o hours 80 minutes Is Sec
ouds
Hamburg Q hours 81 minutes a. sec
Ouds
clara. Q hours 40 minutes te seconds
The emperor be- described as feeling
very Jolly over the easy victory Of bis
yacht
Frederick W WhtoTidge, who was the
sporial ambassador OF the United states
al the wedding OF KinE Alfonso and
Queen victoria Of Spain. dined with the
emperor tonight on board the Hamburg
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,,. ne Lake Shore road at calders De.
hghis the little folks.
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Batteries Sparks. pugFioby aud boo
iu. Taylor and BpRcrWlu. Umpire.
Conway and Emsie
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NORTHWEST SHOOT.
In Pretty Contest Peter llOlOhan. Of
Wallace, Win, Globe Trophy.

Portland. or. June "A special dis
patch from Wala WaIa 90 the Orse0n.aH.
says:
IN one OF The pyctutst shooting cone
tests witnessed l1 The northwest Peter
Hol0han II Wallace. Ida. Won tht yaIu-
able globe trophy in the second days
shoot of the sparsmans' association MI
the northwest The sh00ton was between
Hol0han and 2 a Dryden Of walls Wal
On.
H0lohan ana Dryden tied on % birds
0ut nc ~ iu ia, first shoot Tor the globe.
10 The shootof Dryden started out with
long lead and looked "a sure winner hut
feil down in ihc two last tens az known
angles losing out hy one bird. H0lOhar
killed G and Dryden 81
Todsys shooting was much better. fhe
day being clear and uo wind Jack Forbes
q Spokane Won the Walls Walla Brown
Zee medal in "a shooton between him and
3. J. Dayo. seattle. and j ~ Miller
Brluuchsm The de- was ls Forbes win
ming with j. out ~ 81
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HOW TO BREAK Up A COLD.

II may be a surprise 10 many 10 learn
that a severe cold can be completely brok-
en- mp in one on two days time, To DO TIL =
however prompt action Is necessary The
trst symptoms Of cold are a dry. loud
cough, a profuse watery discharge from
the nose and a thin. white coating OF
the tongue. when Chamhefiain's cough
remedy Is taken every hour on the first
appearance OF these symptoms II COun-
tefacts the eject Of the cold and restores
the system 20 a healthy condition within
day or two. For sale by all druggists.
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SPRINGVILLE.
WILL HONOR THE FOURTH.
j. u, Stevenson Undergoes Delicate
Surgical Observation-Disclosures Bazaar.

Springville Utah Co.. June Ell
Joseph 3. Stevenson, Springville city
electrician, was taken 20 Salt Lake
city last Tuesday and underwent an
operation for an abscess I'm his head
lie Is reported 10 be doing nicely.
a committee. backed by the city
council and citizens Is preparing a
program and celebration for the
Fourth of July r. Leo Bird Of the
L. d. 5. university will be- the orator
OF the day
The Third ward Relief society and
Y. l. NJ l. A. have opened a two
days bazaar IN the city hall for the
benefit Of the ward
Mrs. Jos. B. Keeler. president of
the Relief societies of Utah stake. ac-
companied by some II her aids. Is
visiting the societies Of Springylle to-
day
Attorney a. b. BEDFORD " Pocatello.
Ida. viii leave here tonight for the
Los Vegas country for his health. His
family Will remain here with tis
wife's mother, Mrs Helen NJ Deal
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

THE SPRING CREEK IRRIGATION
Co. with its rune.p.. place ~ business
at Big Cottonwood salt Lake county
State 90 Utah NotuO is hereby rIyen
that 40 81 meeting ~ Doe directors 1f said
company held On he e,h Ils NJ May
4 u lsf. an assessment ~ s.. per- share
was levied Cn 'he capital stock % fhe
corporation, payable cr The nd daf 90
july. 1876 Co thc Secretary 10 flid come
pary. at Its principal place rf business tt
Rr CdttOuWo0i salt Lake county State
II Utah Any stock upon which This o.
1frsmert nav remain unpaid cd TIE I'm
day 90 August. lsF VIII h. delinquent
and viii o. advertised Or sale at public
auction ard unless payment is made be-
fore VIII De- sold ou the liih DAY cf sep
teutrr lth t1 paN thc delinquent assess
mont together with thc cost 10 advcrus-
ina and tXptufc e sale.
JAS NELSON.
Secretary bic Cottonwood s. L COUNTY,
Utah. thc .sth day Of MAY A. b los
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EGAN DEFEATED.

Grand RAPIDS. Mich. June 22-H.
Chandler Eran of this city. western anna
teur golf champion playing under the
C0l0rs of tle ENmoor Country club. CHI
oaEo. was today defeated 900 the third
round OF the Kent Country club cup
match by George Cliugman, Jr, of
HomeWood club Chicago. q up and 20
play Clngmau negotiated the course
iu TO-
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SORE MUSCLES.

Prominent athletes throughout the coun-
'fy md that the best treatment Tor sore
muscles after severe exercise or hard
work 0f any Kind IS q hot bath az bed
time. which opens The pores This should
Immediately be followed with an applica-
ton %. Chamhcrlaiu.s Pain Rain yigor-
0usly rubbed into the skin This IMMINENT
removes 1u stiffness and soreness and has
become a fay0rte rub down as II acts
promptly and keeps The muscles 10 excel
Tent condition. For sale hy all druggists.
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MANTI.
IMPRESSIVE oBsEoUIEs
ner Remains of X. X. Brown and
Nicls {. Rasmussen.
speclal correspondents.

Special Correspondence.
Nanti. Sanpete Co.. June 90.-Funeral
services over the remains Of Robert
Bruce Brown were held az the resi-
dtnee last Friday afternoon. Mr..
Brown has been suffering from pneu-
m0nla Tor some time until death re-
Ntyei hin on the morning OF June IL.
Ne leaves a wife and three children to
mourn bis departure.
Another sad funeral was that held
Sunday IN the tabernacle over Niels c.
Rasmussen. who was accidentally
drowned IN the south channel OF the
Malu creek Thursday evening while
helping 20 get out drift wood so as TO
clear the channel for the large stream
Of water that was coming from the
canyon.
M. Rasmussen was born in Denmark
n lE. and began his Journey from his
native land to Zion % years 10 the day
hat his body was laid IN the tomb.
VI was a good neighbor and always
wiling 10 lend a helping hand. He
hsyss a wife, son and five daughters
70 mourn his untimely death.
Harvey Beamus, an unmarried man
rating In the southeastern part Of
n dty, passed away last Saturday
ard vas buried last Monday from the
Sol,h ward assembly hall.
he farmers are now In the midst Of
,Aer hsying Most Of them report
very llght first crop and few are COM
i'iIh1g Of blight.
THREE COUPLES WE'D.
Ihaval Nielsen and Ethel Nielsen:
Atd Petersen and Leulla Mackey, Of
his dty. and John Christensen OF Gun
r'son and Margaret Petersen ~ this
city were united IN marriage today.
"a. Zahriskie who has been playing
the lead clarinet for the Tempel city
hand len for Salt Lake city today,
where DO has accepted an offer with
an opera company.
The committee for the Fourth Is
making arrangements for the celebra-
ton Of that day II has taken new
method of raising the money Tor the
expenses this year Last Tuesday ar
tsnoon ihg committee gave a dance at
mo B1n-Ton Cor the children. charging
Ten cents admission for each. and Fri
day evening q dance VIII be given I'm
Tho opera House. Tickets 30 cents.
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GARFIELD EXCURSION.

SUNDAY trips 10 busiest spot ln Utah.
Round "trip Soc Trains at 1880 o. m.
and $50 3D. m Great Salt lake at Us
brs Worlds greatest copper smcltcr
New model town ou the shore Roam
the hills and view The mammoth i'm
pr1ytmeuta
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RINGS DAUGHTER WE.

Sew York. June 2e-kinEs Daughter
fresh from her rip from the south and
quoted at 20 90 q, wou easily the Coney
Island handicap at Elk furlougs at
Sleepshoad Bay today, defeating Prince
Hamburg and R0sehen Through au eI-
r,r the official timer hung out i:ll l-t.
ANA 30 was a long while before 20 vas
corrected The official time Was 1912 --b.
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CEDAR CITY.
EVAN WILLIAMS is DEAD.
Cedar VIII Honor the TOurth-Wed.
ding Bclls-NcWs Briefs.

EF'NldA 'NlINci pNutlttt
Cedar city. Iron Co. June 2l-The
mortal remains Of Evan Williams were
consigned 20 the grave today The de-
ceased departed this life on the 18th
inst, after a lingering illness. He was
stricken with paralysis over a year
ago, which rendered him almost help
less. and has fingered Ga that condition
until his demise The funeral vas held
In the Tabernacle and was largely at
tended. Those who addressed the con.
gregation spoke euloglstlcany ~ the
ne and general character ~ the de-
ceased. who has been a model man BOZ
this community; honest with his fell
lows, exemplary in his course and pro-
eressive IN his daily life Mr Williams
was born az ST. Brides-M Minor, CLAM
morganshire Wales in 1921. emigrated
to Utah with his wife. four sons ana
three daughters, in lS1S settling IN Ce-
dar City. one daughter had preceded
him to Utah and one son followed him
the year after. He was the father ~
nine children. Deceased was a very
jealous advocate Of the religion he had
espoused In his early ne. and was a
gifted poet.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha. July --Athoush Sioux city
made nine hits W p0dlcs delivery. thgs
were s1 placed that but two runs Ie-
suited. and thg gam. Was Omaha's from
The start
Score, Il, II +.
omaha .....,., .,.,,.,...,..,...,......b ]
sioux city OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, =
Batteries Dodge and Bender. Jackson
and Hess
Lincoln June 22-The locals hattod
Morrison almost az Will today and hul
for ihe excellent fielding 0f the visitors
She score would have been worse.
Score. n. u. L.
Lincoln ...,.. .......,t...,..........l1 II
Pueblo .....- ...t.....-..,,.....t...f
BaueHcs-Mor,c and 2inmn. Morrison
aUd M,ss.tt
uls M0.ncs June 4-Des M1insf won
400 exciting game today Boy % score OF Z
tl Mckay pitched a star game fnr
Des Mllrts being especially effective at
critical points.
Score. Y. ~. 4
DUs Moiues ............ ...............i
Denver ...... .-....,...,t,... ..,.....i I'D
Batteries Mckay and Towus, Adams
and IaiIsky
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REDUCED RATES
June 30th

VIA oregon short Line railroad 10
northern Utah and Idaho points. some
Of the finest fishing In the west Is fur
nlshed by Idahos rivers ana streams
See O ;. L. agents for particulars re-
garding limits. etc.
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And in accordance with law and an or
ssr ~ the Board 90 Directors made GA
DE sth day ~ May l-e 81 mauy shares
ia earh pircei 40 such stock as may he
rtresssry N.u Dc SOD no the Office OF the
Secretary ~ Richards street salt Lake
CIV. Utah. an saturday TIE lsi fay of
Iuly. 1895. 40 Toe hour ~ o. o'clock noon
N said duy. 90 pas Che delinquent ASSES.
mont thereon. together with ue cost =
advertising aud expense of sale.
HUGH WATSON. Secretary.
Dated June 0h isf
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WEDDING BELLS

Rupert lee Wixom and Miss sarah
Middleton OF this city returned from
ST. George city today, where they were
united IN the holy bonds Of maiIimony.
A family reunion was held in honor %
the event last evening
The first crop Of iucern + now be-
Ing cut; Il is far short Of an average
yield. probably a half crop, blight %
some kind having come upon u,
Pipes are already strung and the
trench dug TO convey water 10 The city
cemetery
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WOMEN OF WOOD
CRAFT EXCURSION
To Park City June gath.

Train leave salt Lake via u. & r. g.
SIS a. M. Returning leaves Park city
20 D. m. and $3.50 D. nj. Fare s. so
for the round trip. Everybody inyit.
ga.
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NOT A FAvoRlTE.

Samue.s0n himself furnished most ot
the evidence ,0r the verdict against de-
PENDANT he 'd0gged' bis way around
passing up his regularly recurring chance
90 be- fair o. the bunch Dc trdyued with
by pulling them lap as they were pull
ing him, and finally when forced Out
saving himself By slow round, 10 Jet the
others pull him into chance 10 win His
plugging worked all right and brought
him % the final sprint with TIE least
work VI any u his bunch. with him were
Lawson, Mcfarland Foigcr and Down
ing while ahead II them were The haud-
cap men, trying hard 90 kNp ahead 90
pace not TOO wearing 90 Will them before
the finish
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE.

Denver Mining Company Location
n principal place ~ business salt Lake
Clw. Utah N0uce There are delinquent
urdu the following described stock iu
gh0ve.uamel company. ou account ~ as
sessmsrt 80 levied or che Nh day Of
Nav. 1.f The several amounts seq opp'-
Site the names ~ DE respective share
l.fH.re /. q fUIfUvret
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l'IIla.t| lNlh ........ rsfff = 10
Batteries Winter aud g. Armhruster.
Coakley Waddg.l Dyrrrt and Schieck.
81 Louis june .l-Claveland pound
ga smith hard today and won d. 10 ..
bernhard was hit iu The hand by bait
ted BAH ana was forced t1 retire.
Score. r. H. E.
So Louis .........,,..--...
Cleveland ..,..........---.' u
smith and Richey Bern
hard. Hess and Clarke
Washington. June .--P1tteu easily
OutTiicled Orth today and was given
perfect support Washington defeating
New York as a result q TO j.
Score. r. II. j..
Washington .,...,,',.',.... o
New York .................. Q
Baueres-Pateu and Heydon, Orth
and kle.nuw.
Chicago June Chicago shut out
Detroit here today Chicago took the
lead iu the second inning and scored on
Liuisays error and Suili'ans single.
Score. r. a. T..
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Detroit .st.t...s .ttt...sst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

Boston. June ---Tho local players
scored i've runs .u tar second inning Of
todays game with brooklyn and won
-l.IlN 2 % ].