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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
Crack at Western Jockey Club.

LOUISVILLE KY. Feb. 21.-Tbe town If
Highland Park. suburb. last night pa Sscd
ordinance forbidding the selling of pooIn
Within the limits of lts boundaries II tho
ordinance is enforced. the Western Jockey
club VIII be without n rncc track In I>ousyIJlc
for tho Douglas track recently acquired BY
the Western Jockey club is within the limits
ul Highland Park
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Germany Is Obdurate.

other points with regard to tho control Of
tho finances or Morocco also aroused objections.
Count Won Tattcnhach tn" junior German dcic-
gate, has repeatedly expressed tho Wow that
the settlement OF the bank question WAS mere
ly delayed by the necessity OF nrst dealing
With the police, and this has led the Frenc h
and British delegates 10 tho belief that Ger
many willing TO effect compromise on
the Financial controversy In return FOR French
moderation regarding police
They consider that Frances consent to en-
tortain Gcrmany's demand for the admlttancs
OF third power as tho controlling element In
the police amply proves her desire for the
success OF the conference. and therefore the
uncompromisinG nature of the presenting OF
the German proposal Ia very disappointing 10
them.
Many OF tho delegates OF the other powers
also take a pesSimstc view OF tho situation
but Henry White. head OF the American dele
CATION. is still inclined to believe that there
Is q possibility OF nm eventual agreement.
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The Feeling in France.

PARIS Feb. Notwithstanding the re-
newed strain in Franco German l1tlons
growing out OF the Moroccan question. public
sentiment here remains entirely calm. The
Journals OF this city. including those in tho
Governmental interest, bitterly attack Ger
manys course in the Algeziras conference
They agree that France hs. reached tho limit
OF her concessions la Liberto SAYS;
While France wants peace, she does not
want the Government to show weakness be-
fore tho inhexible and almost humlliating
rctcnsInns fIermanN',
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MAILED FIST IS
STIRRING DISCORD
Germany Seems Inclined to Alb
sOlutely Disregard Frances
Position in Morocco.

ALGEZIRAS. Spain, Feb. 2l.-The dclegateJ
to the Moroccan conference most posSl-
mIstc over the results OF the negotiations.
Gcrmany's reply rejecting the French pro-
posas for policing Morocco adds that Ger
many ls ready TO cxrmino any further PROPOSE
tlcns France may wish TO make, but the
French seem not 10 have any further PROPOSE
lions u present
Efforts reach private agreement hnve
failed. Frances and Germany projects for
the creation OF state bank in Morocco were
submitted 10 the conference today Germany's
proposal created even worse Impression
among the French and British delegates than
did last nights rejection OF tho French project
relative to police.
Both the French and tho British delegates
consider that the German proposition shows an
absolute disregard OF Frances position as the
largest and privileged creditor OF Morocco by
giving every power equal controlling capacity
Of the administrative body without reference to
nrefcrcnfIal clalnna rcln tive 10 existing lnnna
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-22
RANCHER GIVES UP RANSOM
Bandits Secure $4,000 and Are Hold
ing Out for Better Price

Ell. PASO. Tex, Feb. 2l.-Tho bandits who
kidnapped Col. Robert Mannigan, the Demlng
y NJ. ranchmen, from q stage near Silver
City. n. NJ are alleged 10 have collected
1000 money to date. 5000 from the
Colonel and 1900 from his son. yet they stlI
hold him. Officers fear to attack them in their
retreat In Nogollon mountains, lest they Kill
the prisoner
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JAKE SANDERS WINS
STONEHENGE MONEY
Is Given Hard Run for the
Coin by Old Bob
RagOn.
REVERSAL OF FORM SHOWN
BY FORMER FAV0RITE
Severe Jolt Handed the Wise
Ones by the Clever
Captain.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. a-Thc Stone
Hcngc handicap. valued at $1,000, resulted in
stirring contest at Emeyyire today. Aftor
a nghting finish, Jake Sanders the favoriJc
barely won from Bob RaPon
Modicum Coming Back.
Modcum showed some OF his old-touc form
and captured the nTst race AT to l. The wise
oncs receircd quite shock when Mai. Tenny
"os beaten by Tho Captain, played at l5 TO /,
weather showery; urnck sloppy. Results.
iirst race seven furlongs-Modicum 10
70 l. second; Haven Run, l07 GKlcel. j. 10 1.
third Time l:29lz Tam O'ShHntcr. Ralph
Young Yellowstone, Zazo, Bose Eley and Ho-
Second race six furlones-Yosan, los tFoun-
tain), 10 TO ., won Soundly s6 tRcc). Ia 10 l,
second; Isolation. 81 tGrnham), TO /. third.
Time Ill Rustic Lady Rustlcatc. Frank
Flittner, Bear Hunter Sylvia Tulbot, Distribu-
tor. Mary Pepper also
The Captain Springs Surprise.
Third race, ono mile-Tho Captain IO5 tRus-
eclD IL 10 l, won; MAI. Tcnny, 100 (W SMITH
TO 10. second: Standard l0I tFountnin) 9 10
10 third Time l:IS1s. Lnngford James. Bird
oa OF Passasc Dora L. Nisoroso and Ripper also
Fourth race. ono mile. the Stone Henee han
zoo Kason, 100 CRice). 10 second; MaGranc.
100 oGraham), 10 ?, third. Time liSA.
Lady Goodrich and Princes Titnnia also ran
tlfth race. milo and nifty yards-Corrgan.
ll2 tknappl g to s. won; Hooligan, 1Oi CFoun-
talnD. l6 10 s. second; Lone Wolf. loi CW.
kelly), 20 TO l, third Time. l:46a. Jake
Moore, May Holiday and Glcuarvon also ran,
Sixth race. six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
tRce), TO l. won; GossPcr lo2 (Fountainl,
to |, second; Ed Lilburn, 1I2 tGraham). to
third Time, llSh. Dargin. Judge and
Dorado nlso
Thursdays Oakland Entries.
First race. futurity course-Pcntagon lGS
smiler los, Fred Bent los. Prof Stats los Ia
Tora lg5, Dangerous Girl 103 Rustic Lady lO3
Lord Nelson 100.
Second race. hve furlongs-YounE Pilgrim
l2, Americana H. Prince Magnet ll2 Jane
way lOe. The Reprohatc tCs Bucolc 1Gs
Bumcnthal lcs, Only Jimmie 1O9 Bell Read
lo9. Yo San lo7. Dotage 1O7.
Third race. four furlones-Mabel Hoandcr
ll2 Duke Of Orleans Ill. Nappa Ill, Mr. Mil
ton lol, Blogg l0i. Domlnus Aryi lO4, Grace G.
lbs sam McGibeen lOi. Kogo lol. Sacramento
Bolle l0l, Arragon loi
Fourth race. California derby. mile and a
quarter-1onordale l2L. + w. Barr H. Chan !
tniy llIs Hammcraway III Good Luck III
Scalon III. Sir Edward H. Equorum Rex III
key Del Mundo III LiSaTo l1O
Fifth rnce. seven furlongs-Matt Hogan lG9
chiot Bush los. DR.. Sherman los Duollst lO5 !
Royal Red los. MoGregor lO5, Profitable lO5 |
Maxtrcss 103.
Sixth race. mile and aunrter-Dusty Miller |
no Modicum lilo, Prcservator l07, Mr.. Far
mum 107. Royalty i0I, InyictuS l01
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TO ANNEX LATONIA PARK
Vigorous Battle, However, Expected
Over Final Outcome

CINCINNATI. Feb 2l-The City Council ~
Latonla- Ky. lest night passed an ordinance
for annexation OF Latonia race track to the
city.
In addition TO tho increase Of the city's tax
duplicate by the anpcEstion. a largo income for
tho city is expected In the shape of licenses
for bookmsbers and bars operating on the
track. while comparatively small extra ex-
pense Will be the result. IT Is said however
that tho racetrack owner Will not consent TO
be annexed md vigorous Gght in the courts
Is expected.
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sportsmen,s Show onens

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.-The motor boat md
sportsmcns show in Madison Square garden
VAS opened last night and viii continue for
nrcon days state Attorney General Mayer
made tho opening address A huge Indoor
lake, whose WINTER course measures ten laps 10
the mile, VIII be used for swimming races and
ether sports. The ny-casting contests which
We're a feature OF last year viii not be held
during tho present show
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Navy After More Land.

HONOLULU. Feb. si.-Unltcd States Attor-
ncy Breckons has brought n condemnation
suit to acquire title for the navy 10 nfty acrcs
more land at Pearl harbor. Negotiations have
been going on for some time to buy the land
but agreement could be reached as "a
price and Brcckons received orders from
Washington to proceed with a condemnation
gttIt
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SOCkER FOOTBALL
WILL OPEN HERE TODAY
Whites and Blues VIII Meet
for Battle Among Them
selves.

This afternon interesting cocker trial
game viii take place on the Tower grounds;
take Sixth street cor
inc players VIII be selected from the local
team, the Whites and Blues one side can
Russell ~ - W
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Sailors Visit to pope

NAPLES Feb H.-Rcar Admiral Sigs-
Dee. commanding the second squadron OF
the American Atlantic fleet. has given per
mission TO more than 100 sailors from his
ships to go to Rome on Thursday, where
they Will be received by the Pope
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Quinn carrying o ffhe hIEA +. 4
winners.
In the Junior league tke Oh.
diiIlculty in disposlng of u q
scores
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Lively Contest Expected.

a lively contest should cnsuc. as after the
display today tho team VIII be selected tbot is
destined TO uphold the prestige OF the Salt
Lake A. F. c. I'm the coming contest Tor pos
session ot the pnyneS cup, and the pfaNers VIII
certainly do their best to secure posi-
uon on the first team. Klck-orr at o m
promptly and every fan Is cordially Invited.
Whites, p,u.
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FREE SPEECH IS NOW
BR|DLEO IN HUNGARY
Deputies Plan to Hold Meetings
and Are Told Troops Will
Prevent Them.

BUDAPEST, Hungary Feb. N-The
scene Of the conflict between the coalition
party and the crown will now be trans
ferred from Budapest TO the country dis
tricts, where disorders can be expected
within a week
The coalition deputies plan to proceed
TO their various election districts at tho
end OF this week assemble their con-
stituents and protest against yesterdays
alleged illegal dissolution OF Parliament.
These meetings Will be prevented and
broken up by the Government, with the
assistance OF gondarmes, on the ground
that the crown cannot and Will not tole-
rate criticism which II considers legal and
constitutional
Rights of Citizens Curbed
II appears today as though the crown
had determined to terminate the right OF
free meetings. free press and even free
speech In Hungary whenever such
manifestations reflect upon the legality
OF the crowns actions. AS proof OF this
II was ascertained today from an excel
lent Government source that the crowd
is prepared to suppress newspapers which
conduct a propaganda based on criticism
OF Its actions yesterday.
The Liberal party here recognizes yes
terdays dissolution of Parliament as
lawful The Liberals VIII not attempt TO
proceed to the House tomorrow with tho
intention of holding meeting.
The OTlolal Gazette today published
notification OF the royal commissioners.
Gen. Nyirl upholding the Legality OF yes
terdays dissolution OF the Hungarian
Parliament, maintaining that the rcscript
was read In the presence of thirty or
forty deputies and warning the deputies
that any attempt to hold the sitting
House convened for tomorrow will be pre-
vented by armed force
Excitement Quieted Down.
After further and calmer consideration
the members of the coalition decided this
evening not TO proceed TO the Parliament
buildings tomorrow. While not necessarily
admitting the legality and constitu-
tlonality OF yesterdays dissolution of
Parliament the fact that tho houses were
dissolved yesterday must be recognized
otherwise the members OF the lower
House could not take part in any
in the next elections the hold
ing OF meetings throughout the country
at the end of this week TO in
form their constituents regarding the
events of yesterday. The members OF the
coalition will not DurposeIy invite violence
from the Government, but Will proceed
with their individual political activities as
permit quite undeterred by
knowledge of what the Government pur-
poses to do
Rumors arc current tonight to the effect
that Hungary may start boycott move
mcnt against Austrian products. relying |
on the possibility that the country can OBJ |
tain such articles as cheap elsewhere |
while Austria Will have to pay much |
higher prices for agricultural products |
obtained elsewhere than from Hungary.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
1ako LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinlnc Tablets
Druggists refund money II II falls TO cure. |
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CITY CLERK OF BOISE
GIVEN BACK HIS JOB
Preliminary Work on 100000
Electric Car Line Has Been
Commenced.
Special TO Tic Tribune.

Special 10 Tic Tribune
BOISE, Ida, Feb. III. a Beal who
was last week ousted from the office of
city clerk by the Mayor and Finance
committee OF the city Council has been
reinstatcd by these officials.
The preliminary work on the Caldwell
electric line TO what VIII be Lake Lowell
when the Deer Flat reservoir is complct
ed has been commenced. The so 0G0 nee
"Ssary to build the line has nearly all
been paid in
The funeral OF r. a. Davis, the vet
Gran newspaper man OF Idaho, was held
at his home I'm Caldwell today.
Begin Oh Reservoir.
The preliminary work on the Decr Flat
reservoir portion OF the Government rec
lamation project has been commenced
by Contractors Hubbard and Carlson.
lhe nrSt material was taken out from
caldwell today and large force of men
VIII be put To work at once on actual
construction
The first number of new paper to be
caldwell this week II Will t-e the Off
cial organ of the State Anti-Saloon
league
IL is the universal opinion here tonight
tnat II was confession from Orchard
that brought about recent developments
In the Sleunenbcrg murder case. notwitha
standing the dispatch from Denver To-
the effect that Detective MCFARLAND de
MED that he had made a confession.
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Noted Horseman Dead

WILLIAMSPoRT Pm Feb 81
Berdic. n noted bofscman ana pool ssnn. -;
national reputation. died at his home bsr. g, OF
night. aged s5 years. sre To-
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FAVORITES PULL OUT
MEAL tickets At ASCOT
But One Long Shot Gets Away
for the "Chubbers"
Bunch.

Los ANGELES. Feb 2i.-Favoritcs took
three and second choices two OF The races al
Ascot today the other event going to a I5-to-l
choice The card WAS IN ordinary one with
out special features OF any kind. Weather
cloudy: track good.
Summary.
First race. stceplcchosc short course-Deci-
mo, mo ls8 'Sulllvanl TO l, won Adams, li5
tMorpcrl, 10 10 l. third Time. 800 Kubcllk
Cozadors Flea. Moltc and Atantlco also rnn
Second rnco. mile and seventy yards-Rockey
los tNiler), I To 5. won; Pquet 1O3 (Grand).
20 10 / 9ccond; Oondolus las CMcDanleD, 10
to J. third Time. llSt. Blue Knot Winnie
Sia. Young MARROW, Phyz, Myrtle II and
Third race. i've furlongs-Bmc Bottle. 1ol
,Harris). 10 to S. won. Sylvan Dixon. rs CMIl-
lerl to ], second: Lady Alleccc. 9S CMor-
I"rity). IL TO 10. third. Time. lo2. Ray Egan.
Adcla n. and Esther Z. also ran
Fourth race. sovcn furlongS-Folipc Lugo. 100
tHornerI, 10 8: won; Wrcnne, 10! tAiineD.
il TO !, second Whoa BIZ II5 CMeDanieD. S
Ia Gladstone nlso ran.
Firth race. mile and seventy ynrds-Cataline.
no no Jaeksonl to 10. won; Miss May Bow
dish. los tPolms)' 10 J. second; Viona. 9S
Horncrl % to l, third Time. l;i6k Hus-
pda, Ilcrsoin, Hot Cherpc and Rctador also
ran.
Sixth race avo and half furlonss-Ambl-
tious, Ito CBcokcr). is to l. won; Josies Jew
40 Miuer). 10 to l. third Time, i:o9H Pinta
Mszpan. Sccdcakes RustlnG SIX Lady Huron
Ruination, Bsublc. Sauytta and Daisy Broucls
alSo ran.
Thursday Ascot Entries.
First race. four and half furlongs-Blanchc
G, lo5. Gnduna los, Commlda IOi King OF
Spades lO3 Early Flower 100. Alonza 100. Hot
cakes 100. Yellow TOP 100. Nerska rs
Second caoe. mile and Hfty ysrdg-Rcd Tape
lG'. Osslan 93 Charles Green 80. Babe r. 81
Rublnon IS. Dcmagcs SIS.
. Third race mile and sIStcenth-Dewcy los,
Sunmnrk los. Foncnsta lO2 Miss Betty lO2
George p, McNoar 81, Ethylcnc 50.
Fourth race. the Ascot cup. two miles-Bor-
ShoSi us. Banker 40, Wire In llO, Marshal
Ney ITO. The Borginn lo2, Morita l02. Ril Cur
lis 90, Courant 90
Firth race. handicap. ono milc-GllpIn lIO
rholk Hedrick lol Chimney Sweep 100, En-
'arrussm mt 9S. Lord Badge 80; Felipe Lugo 90
sixth race. six furonRs-Dan Collins 10
ilsono ITO. Susie Christian los. Regal l07. san
Luton lGI W P. Palmer l07 Tendercrcst los
Matte Spencer l0j. Handy Andy l04 Tho
2oustabout lo2. Elm King 1O2. Lizzie AIber-
Inc lo2 Bonnie Reg %. Smithy Kane SO
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
mo schle'Ps for schleipers at Bowling
Game

cI,NV pms separated the Hirham- Burton md
!Tl,p !Ten,s,p teams In tho Commercial League series
'oeSu"y night at the Crown aIleys win r.
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CHICAGOAHS THERE
At BASKET BALL
Show Local Club That Team
Work Wins the
Candy.

haTriS grand work Tor the Chicago team
and that Of Hlrschvogel Tor the home team
were the features OF Tuesday nights basketball
| game at the y. NJ c. \ gymnasium which
| was won by the lads from the shore Of Lake
| Michigan by score of 30 points to 3, after
| inc seating capacity Of the gym WAS
| crowded to it's utmost capacity with tho fair
sex greatly In evidence and the enthusiasm
! manifested reminded one greatly OF the cx-
citcmsnt at II championship football contest.
Cheers were givon. horns blown and several
! new gags introduced In the atmospheric dis
| turbonce line" that would mulle a hit In any
| bunch OF rcotcrs-"
Team Work Wins Out.
Team wor!. was what counted for the Chi
| CHSoans aod enabled them 10 put the Indian
| slSn on tho gentlemen from Zion, although
| form exhibited oy the members OF the hom.
o I.uo was a shade better than that shown by
Lack OF condition, ohsenc" Of team work
which 'ncluocd failure to cover their oppon-
tnts and keep Them out OF the way leaving
Ihit goal unguotdcda and lack OF energy In
getting into the argument were the principal
lauts ot the hoys from this city
The ChicagoSns rnn rings around the local
team so far being Johnny on [ spot''
wus concerned, and TO that fact alone may be
Stulouted the victory FOR far as \the in
dividusl work was concerned the old L. d s
champions had the Chicago team i've skinned
ior'y ways from the deuce.
Chicagoans Very Fast.
.. The ylsi.ora had it over the home team from
,ne TACT that they were always willing and
quick 10 take chance AZ the baskets Harris
scoring one Of the prettiest goals OF tho even
lns oS an accurate throw from the middle
of the field in the nrst half
Neill also vas there with the eagle eve
snap throw from tho extreme southwest
corner being one OF the neatest bits OF work
seen In this city -
HirschVogcl and Joe stanton were the star
playerS OF tho home team. the former making
a MT with his throwing for goals While tho
Ittter blocking and the generally accurate
, Sno1s .or tnt basket made him OF the
prominent players the floor.
IIkH'caS9 LED from the start with the first
hsit ending II 10 l2 In their favor one point
oSlhs awarded TO each team on a foul
IN tne second half Salt Lakc braced up and
ier n Time IL looked II they might pull on
inc victory. but the dope failed to prove true
Good Material in Y. NJ. c. A.
From the showing made by the members of
tne NJ {. y. team last night IL locks Tx.
rlsht good team could be framed up out OF
the material connected with the assoc ation
end one that. by the time tho Red Wings from
Nlhhcsota arrive here, VIII be NJ 10 throw the
men TO a fnrc-Tou-
LAST nights lineup WIS follows Fletch-
cr being called into Danks's place In tho sec
ond half;
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Some Rough Work Shoun

Mcconnell played an exceedingly ano e,r,c
Ior the home club. having hard lucy ON se,,-
IL ~ hagnihcent shots Tor the basket
I'm, Nasl.ors lnuulgcd In rough play
c,,orno, O more than could be excused in the OK
oS,o1 o,,eIneht nj OF Ilay, whllo the homo team WAS
o''e" Penahzed-too much So perhaps
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All NouchcrN, pepcts. Checks, etc, doIIvcred
10 board arc returned herewith
VI. r. TAYLOR
Lieut. Colonel President
j. ]. DAYNES. JR
Lieut. Colonel, Member
c u. PECK,
Captain First Infantry. Recorder.
The report shows that numerous n,,.
rolls were not properly signed. but as The
checks showed that the cxpcndttnrss ,,en ene
made the rolls were all approved by Tho
Board OF Examiners. 'he
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Outing of National Guard Of
Utah at Manti Costs the
State $S4l1.23.
LONG G-DELAYED REPORT Is
FILED WITH SECRETARY
State Board of Examiners
Passes Upon Expenditures
and Allows Them.

The little outing of the National Guard
OF Utah al Manu last September cost the
state of Utah $Sill %. rs shown by a re-
port filed by Acting AdJt.-Gen. Geoghcgan
with the State Board OF Examiners yes
terday. The board inspected the bills and
approved them. Following arc the item
lied expenditures. shown by the report:
Expenditures Paymaster Kesler.
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Commercial Il,
BOWLING AT od
Nye Team TIiumphs os'
N. I.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. ol-fhs z
which at the beginning OF
assumed next To the las'
OGDEN. Feb 1-Ioe
last night In the Palacs ~.
Nye team defeating them p'
ZZl3 Following is the soo.e'
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Deficit consists Of the following expenditures
for which vouchers have been submitted.
Check No. ], payable to S II.
cb%rF bgRd No 1,yabIc ,;.,o,,S to cosb l9'g9
Check No. y payable 10 S.
ii. Lund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
@75
Tho board returns the following check, de-
llvcrcd to them said 10 cover the sale Of
cnmp supplies.
S VI. Lund ....-........-.-..-.S slS
George r Cox ................ 500
Alfred Alder .'..s..-........... STA
Aleo check Of Joseph Geoeheean. SIN
marked express" which mny be 10 takc
up this amount OF shortage shown above
Recapitulation,
Checks paid by State Bank Of ITtoh
Issued by Col. a P Kcsler IS esa os
Issued by Capt s H Jund 2.oH.94
ss.s45.n
Keslcy either unpaid by
bank not delivered TO
Checks Issued by Capt s II
Lund. either unpaid by bank
not delivered TO board .. 1900
Check issued by Capt S II
Lund short OF amount due. 200
Col A p Keslcr Sc 3s7 Ga '''i-'
Capt S. II. Lund 2O3a 40
Deficit Col A. p KeSlcr..... lO1
Deficit Capt. s. II Lund. 275
Ss.i11. 3
Al vouchers. pepcts' checks etc, delivered
10 board arc returned herewith.
III. r. TAYLOR,
Lieut.. Colonel. President
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
l'ako LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlnc Tablets
Druggists refund money II It falls to
E, ". GROVES S signature is on each box. &c.
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Vouchers Covering Above.

j l.. Moore. agent s. p. l..
a. & s, l.. r. r. Co. TRIMS
portation ....-... ............ $5J2 90
l. \. Benton. agent D. &. K
g. r. r. Co, transpor
tatlon .,..-..... ...-....-..--. bSo-l0
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2t-Thc Stone
Hcngc handicap. valued at $1,000, resulted In
a stirring contest at Emcryville today. Aftor
Il nghtng finish. Jake Sanders the fayorltc
barely won from Bob EnRon.
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marked express" which may be 10 take
up this amount OF shortage shown above
Rehabilitation