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New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses were not
active in the local market. dealing in upward or
1000 shares Of which the greater part repre-
sented purchases In London the general market
was inactive at unimportant price changes Rus
sian bonds advanced. The Bank of England ma6o
no change in its minimum rate OF discount Money
was in fair demand. but open market rates were
trihe lower. The dulness in the general markets
in London due in great art 10 the approach
of the Whitsunylde holiday
OF INTEREST To INVESTORS. Chicago,
Indianapolis * Louisville Railway Company has
declared the regular serni-annual dividend of per
cent on its preferred stock ana dividend OF IL
Fer cent on its common stock, both payable June
= The quarterly dividend of ~ per cent on the
Chicago * Eastern Illinois Railroad Company pre-
ferred stock certificates and the sera-annuaI divi-
6end OF per cent the common stock certificates
will be paid on July The quarterly dividend or
per cent on the Kansas City, Fort Scott q Nom
phIs Railway Company preferred stock certificates
will be paid July The directors OF the Missouri
Pacific Railway Company viii meet some time next
week. when II is understood that the regular semi
annual dividend OF - per cent viii be declared.
I-e National EuaIne!lins and Stamping Company
VIII Pay the regular quarterly dividend OF "a Der
cent On its preferred stock on July ! Tne Mexico
Consolidated Mining and Smelling COMPANY has
declared initial dividend OF - cents share
PAYABLE July y The Puget Sound Electric
Railway Company has declared an initial dividend
OF &C a share its preferred stock, payable on
July
ANGLO-A&ERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
A dispatch from London says that the common
stock OF the Anglo-American Telegraph Company
IS being dealt IN extensively in that market not
only for the account OF European investors bur
also for people IN the United states Buying an
parenty IS based the fact that the price OF the
issue is cheap in comparison with the quotation al
which the stocks or other important cable com
panes are quoted The company paid its nrst divi-
dend OF L OF per cent last December, ana sells
Tor s7'e per cent. The concern did not pay divi-
dend until IL had accumulated a renewal fund az
100000 which was accomplished last year OUT OF
earnings
WANT To TRADE IN LEHIGa VALLEY IN
NEW fOhh.-Ihe agitation to have the stock OF
the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company listed mon
the New York Stock Exchange is Increasing .nd
Is receiving the support a number OF prorotnent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
IRREGULARITY IN STOCKS.
EARLY STRENGTH FOLLOWED BY AFTERNOON DE-
CLINES
Figures but Generally at Net GainsCondi
tioms 4fecing Money FaUorable

desirous to bring about a better range of quota
tions. and it is not unlikely that in the of
d few days of advancing figures the so-called
public will be induced take a more active
part in speculation. Commission houses in their
advices 10 customers are much more optimistic
than they were week ago. their encouraging
statements to the public doubtless being based
on the favorable reports which have been re-
ceived from the agricultural regions and on the
Improvement which is taking place in the posi-
ton of money. The fact that large number of
securities are selling at high figures does not
deter operations for further rise. but some of
the more conservative people in the Street be-
lieve that Notwithstanding the growing bull
sentiment purchasers of stocks at the present
time should be extremely careful and discrim-
mating in their transactions confining their op-
erations the low priced issues and the divi-
dend paying securities which are making a fair
return 10 buyers at present quotations. Earn
ings of the railroads continue heavy that
holders Of first class stocks and bonds are quite
confident that the stability of American invest
ment issues is assured. Gains in traffic receipts
have been enormous both in this country and in
Canada, rejecting, of course tremendous ex-
pansion in all lines of Industrial activity. In
Canada business growth may be measured by
the record breaking traffic receipts Of the Can
adian Pacific, which show for ten months from
July l gross earnings Of s61.6l3.0O0, compared
with s5o.4S1sS2 in the same time a year ago.
while net earnings amount 10 s23.44S000, against
s15.475.0SS in 1905. The surplus in 1905 after
payment of preferred dividends amounted 10 up
ward Of ~ per cent the common stock out
standing. while the estimated surplus in 1905
is more than I211 per cent on the capital stock.
which is now much larger than it was year
ago IN the last five years the Canadian Pacific
company has put out about S4s000.0OO on new
equipment and general improvements. while in
the same time the stockholders have received in
dividends and rights amount averaging more
than 10 per cent on their holdings.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, May H.-The weekly return OF the Bank
OF England shows the following changes: Total
reserve decreased fCO0 circulation increased f3Zs
600. bullion increased f31s73 other securities in
creased f249Oo other deposits increased f5Sa.0CO
public deposits decreased f2S0Oo0. and notes in re-
serve decreased f530oo government securities un-
changed The proportion Of the banks reserve TO
liabilities is 43 90 per cent. against "A Il per
cent last week. and compares with a decline from
52s per cent 70 sos per in this week last year
The rate OF discount unchanged at per cent
Paris. May 3L-The weekly return Of the Bank OF
France shows the following changes Notes in cir
culation increased 1Ss 10000 francs. treasury de-
pOsits Increased 7r75Ooo francs. general deposits
decreased $4,000 francs gold hand decreased
s so Os francs. silver on hand decreased $1,000
francs. bills discounted increased 15S1500o francs
and advances decreased l. 1725.0o francs
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
CURB MARKET TRADING.

While the market for outside securities showed
more or less irregularity in its movements tIs
general undertone was firm Speculation deFsi0pV-
more activity. although this was gensraIy =. -s 80
axnanse ~ vaIues chem Steel shares Vels
strong American Can preferred improved a 4 S s,,b
fraction. Mackay stocks were Hrnl C1lCaso C SIr
way opened strong at suosIanldl ,szir-
broke point from the highest on pFoas pi -s-tTr
Standard Oil slightly lower. n ne. tn7 -. ~
Issues Hannapah was the feature OpenlAs l y,e "a "a
points TO T. II broke 10 LID. but s.oselt..s ga
covered TO the highest of the day. Ihe s.--s' ~
attributed 10 a disagreement between 1--WE ~ w
known Stock Exchauge houses one Of when 49, 49,
a large block OF the stock on the ularAeI@ 49, -
Consolidated Copper was Irregular. 2.-s- 2-.s was
Iurnbia was strong and active Boston SOspo. -o,1s
strong and more active United copper. as sale
steadi1ess. fell a point. Ctah droPpe0 y ho15s
fractional changes were show. elSsWAelo. - -
Delaware & Hudson IS were I'd y
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= oos,ea rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC ExCHANGE--New Orleans-Co1l-
nnerciaI 5oc discount: bank. 81 premium san Fran
cisco-Sght par: telegraph 2l=c Boston-l5c dis
count Chicago-Par. Charleston-Buying. par; sell
ing &c premium. Cincinrati-2oc premium savan-
Multiplying SOC discount; selling. 75c discount
Minneapois-a5c premium 81 Louis-15c premium
bid sc premium asked.
BANK CLEARINGS-New York-Exchanges,
1858 sS4: balances SIS sl3s4S. Chcago-Exchanges
Sss0l2 775; balances S2.r2575. Baltmore-Ex-
changes S50S3 .55S; balances. S10941 Boston-Ex-
changes S2sS77 2ss balances 81 AT 80 Philadelphia
Exchanges. So O47 SIS: balances S.2SS.6lo
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. SIS; Mexican
silver dollars SIC Bar silver IN London closed at
Slid
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 925; LISBON. 400
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted 1881
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington so72.2S5; internal reve-
nue. receipts ga miscellaneous receipts S57s-
$50 Receipts for the day. S0S2 .419; expenditures
81 $4,000 Receipts for the month to date. ST $50 22
expenditures. Sf S5s Ooo: excess OF receipts Ell
022 Receipts for the fiscal year date s3sS47 622
expenditures S 800 044 excess OF receipts S6157 5SS
SUB-TREASURY-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
70 the Clearing House as.072
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

FOREIGN MONEY MARhET-C-al money i'm
London. 3s.Gi4 per cent Open market discount rate
for short bills. 34s per cent long bills 3iAd3 ala p.r
Berlin discount rate. sss per cent Berlin ex-
change London. 20 marks 5oA. pfennigs PARTS
discount rate. n. per cent Paris exchange on
London. . francs 1912 centimes. Bar gold In Lon
don. Us sgd.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consois for
money ss4s; for the account - I5-l6 French re,,.
IS francs 20 centimes japanese IS series lais
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

By order OF sxecutorx
100 shares Fourth National BANK .....--.. OF
. snareS PheliI Insurance. COMPANY OF Brook
90.
z" shares Sixth Avenue Railroad Company III 1
"a snales dnrd Avenue Railroad Company l2Si7
snare Metropolitan Trust Company OF Neu
York .....-...-- .....-........ sss
- shares National Bank OF Commercs. ISs (,
For account OF whom II may concern
shares International Finance and Incorpo-a-
tt0n Company OF New York common .-.--...f 10
5000 Brooklyn City & NeUtown Railroad COMPANY
first mortgage per cent bonds due 1888 in
teresr January and July: accrued interest ron
January last De charged 20 pUrchassr. III
90 shares Phen!X Insurance Company or Buok-
lyn. ...-..-... ---....-...- ....-.....
shares Mortgage Bond Company. .1os.
so shares Phenix Insurance Company OF Brook
lyn.-..-.-...- ....-.-..- 800
1000 shares American De Forest WirsIess Telegraph
5000 tinted states Steel Cooperation per cent
sinking fund gold bond due 1893. coupons
MAY and November ......--.. as1
5000 InIsrborough Metropolitan Railroad 4la per
collateral gold bonds -.--.---...----
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opeheu
per cent: highest. per cent: lowest pe' -,
last loan. 2lz per cent: close. 2g2is per cent
cent for thirty aavs ~ per cent for sixty DAYS.
4ISG44. per cent for ninety days and ioui o....-
and 4s.gs per cent for five and six months .on,-
merciaI paper was quoted at 5q'ls per cen, Ior
sixty 10 ninety days. 5q5is per cent lor ioN " 80
months and 5%.G5 per cent for others -,
E0BETcN ExCHANGE-Marset closed dnu-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. May 81. p. m-The market for Ameri-
can securities was dull and moderately strong
Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds. compared with Tues
DAVIS.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
Financial Elections.

UNITED ~ STEs TRUST COMPANY OF Nr,7v -YoPE-
- - y al ST. Nay - 1905
\ ELkCIlON FOR EIGHT TRUSTEES
ano three lnspectoTs next ensuing election viii
e held az ne once q the COMPANY hfh dav OF
NJ. and ] p. M. ---s ~ i
L c. HAMPTON. Asst Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of This Company VII held June 4th 1905
Al 70 O'Clock In The a once Com
Bazy, Hudson County National Bank Building, 2S5
Enc 2@5 Washington Street. Jersey city, y J. loce Il
Jhe New Jersey Cooperation Agency purpose ot
eectiag Board y Directors transaction u
sEch ether business may lawfully before the
meeting
In accordance with the Z the Jersey
no stock be voted which has transferred N
the books of the Company within twenty DAYS pre-
Cecing this election
Dated MAY 2Sfh.
A 4. MELIH Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular at the Il a m and IS
p. m. calls yesterday compare with the final prices
of Tuesday as follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

Ihe 1oAoWIns securities were sold yesterday al,
auction at the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian II
Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

Quotations for standard foundry al the y a m
and 1.45 p n calls yesterday compare with ma
prices OF Tuesdav a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
Copartnership Notices.

Copartnership Notices.
VI =, - C1A hLkS AUSTIN WEITEHOUSE
neoeI5ss ReEn1er y Arm this dav
N.,y vSL[o vSLo W STERN & co. 25 Broad ST
y Maiden lane New Yora,
~ruccpc r.. Nay - 1906.
MESSRs. JAMES ". APPLETON RFGT-
,- @ l@-e = Robbins and Conover Fitch have today
~ b-l'-4efs II our nrn- hare Boston
ROBBINS q App ETON
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

tsehs cents per share ssener 10.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

Enlisted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
FARMERS HOLD HEAVY
STOCKS OF GRAINS
Government Crop Report Shows
High Stocks of Wheat, Corn
and Oats.

WASHINGTON. March l0-The crop re-
porting board OF the bureau OF statis-
tics of the Department of Agriculture.
from the reports of the correspondents
and agents OF tho bureau, finds the
amount of wheat remaining in farmers
hands on March 10 to have been about
las, 4O8. 900 bushels, or - 9 per cent OF last
year crop, az compared with 2O.l per
cent. or Iii $50 ,OcO bushels of the crop of
l90i on hand on March l. 1905, and %
per cent of the crop of 1903 on hand at
the corresponding date In 1905
Corn and Oats.
The corn in farmers hands Is estimated
at about los. coo, ,000 bushels, or 4O.9
per cent of last years crop. against
ISL per cent, or 9A. AS, 900 bushels of the
crop OF 1904 on hand on March /. lSo
and 47i per cent of the crop of 1906 on
hand at the corresponding date In 1904
or oats there arc reported to be about l
379 500 900 bushels, or SSS per cent OF last
years crop, still in farmers hands, as
compared with 3S.S per cent, or 54i, !,
16S 90 bushels of the crop OF 19Ol on hand
on March l. 1906, and 81 per cent OF the
crop of 1903 on hand at the corresponding
date I'm 1904
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
12OO MINERS PERISH IN
DISASTER IN COAL MINE
DEADLY SEWER GAS
CAUSES A TRAGEDY
Plumber Killed and ReScuers
Fall SenSeless at ManhOle
Opening.

SAN FRANCISCO March 1O.-MIchacI
Haley. who was sent from 2 plumbers
establishment today TO clean out a blind
sewer on Rausch street, was killed by
gas fumes. and several men who at
tclnpted to rescue him narrowly escaped
similar fate,
After Haley had remained in the sewer
for half nm hour John J. Crook, who
had employed him, was notified that
something was wrong. Crook entered the
sewer found HaleSs body 200 feet from
the entrance and attempted TO drag II
to- msnhole. When near the open air
he became unconscious.
Helper Falls Senseless.
Frank Vivian. a plumber helper, who
was at the opening sprang 10 Crook g
rescue and fell senselcss as he inhaled
the dread damp.
Fred Elke dragged both men from the
pit and then tainted from the poisonous
gases he inhaled.
Two Hours to Get Body Out,
After two hours and a half OF effort
the body OF Haley was taken from the
sewer by James Flonts and James Dunn,
who entered TIE sewer with ropes at
tached 20 the!r bodies.
They gave A prearronged signal and
were drawn to the surface by many vol
urtcerS.
Thousands OF people were attracted 10
the scene of the underground tragedy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
SEEKS DUBOIS SPEECH
Manuscript of Address on Lin
coin Asked for Archives
of the State.
Special 10 Tho Tr,hun.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. c. March lo.-The
president or the Illinois Historical socJctv
mas written the following letter to Sena
tor Fred Dubois OF Iduho. requesting IA
copy OF the speech which he delivered on
Abraham Lincoln before the Sanrimon
club. Springeld. III. on LIncoIn's birth
day:
Il learned with pleasure that YOU were
TO deliver the address at the Lincoln's 8
birthday banquet given by the SanEimon
club OF this city on February L. 1906 |
was pleased that you had been invited
guests, not only because YOU are a former
Springfield boy, in whom the people OF
this city and State must take an interest
and feel u pride. but because II seems TO
me most appropriate on account of the
close friendship which existed between
your honored father and Mr. Lincoln
that yoJ should stand before such an
assemblage and pay n tribute to the
TO the Nation; the greatest American OF
his Seneration-who was also your
fathers close friend and companion
1T Is source OF pleasure to me that
your friends were not disappointed I'm
their expectations OF what your address
would be. Many persons who heard the
address tas well the press of the city,
have spoken of II in terms of highest
praise. and several persons have sug-
gested that the manuscript OF the speech
ought to be presented TO the Illinois State
Historical society. that IT may become a
part of the States collection OF
Lincolniana and be preserved as A
part of Illinois attempt to collect and
pcrpetuate In written and printed form
the sources OF the history of Abraham
Lincoln.
I therefore write to ask you to deposit
the manuscript In the archives of the
Illinois State Historical society,"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
Brought Convert From Den
mark With Whom Mormon
Fled to Mexico.
FIRST WIFE DESERTED
FOR FOUR YEARS
Now Living Near Residence of
Sheriff in Polygamy
Without Fear.
TO The Trihune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, March l0-PTovo at the pres
cnt time can produce ample evidence OF
the fact that the practice of polygamy
In the Mormon church is stlll In vogue
under the very noses of the church and
civil authorities and at the same time
most eloquent evidence OF the ruin and
terrible consequences OF that alleged pro-
hibited practice Within stones throw
OF the office OF the County Sheriff lives
a man with two wives The public knows
It. vet there is no objection on the part
OF the church or county officials
Called to Denmark on Mission.
The mans name Is Buckholt He Is a
member of the Mormon church. and
EIGHT wears ago he was ordered to go
to Denmark on a mission by me proper
church authorities At that time he had
q wife and children; he owned mis- own
home and In order TO comply With the
order from the church he and his wile
mark leaving his wife and children In
Utah. OF course the home was sold over
her head
Second Wife Came, Too,
Ruckholt served his time on the mis-
sion. and when released from the mis-
sionary business came back 10 ! IAN But
he did not return alone one or ms con-
ycrts n young Danish maiden. accom-
nanSea him 10 Utah and became a mem
- ~ Bucknolts household. II was
stated at that time that she was going
to repay the missionary for her passage
N this country by doing domestic labor
for the family,
Fled With Girl to Mexico.
This excuse worked nicely for while,
.,,t when IL became apparent that the
III uas about to become q mother the
sI,i.o dnstardly trick was disclosed. ana
I1m1t,boit ncd to Mexico With his Danish
,ti','ert Virtually DESERVING his own
S,nU,, he lived for four years under the
I.adr, 'conccninl Southern skies, and Provo
.mo io,, ohout TO lose sight of this illustra-
80 ~ the wretched institution OF the
Enrmon church called polySamy In po-
lite circles.
Now Living With Both Wives.
p,contly there arrived I'm Provo from
80 t6is same Blckholt and with MIN
49, ,br Danish convert with her chill
Sauao S Tnc two wives. the two families
uII uIc" ,be one husband. are now living In
anu ,,duaa i'm Provo and, as stated. WITHIN
o"S .,nno's throw of the county Sherlu
SSnce II Us apparent that the man
| Stryinr TO cloak his oractlGe with INC
ls,ctIon of the Mormon religion; IL "a
euiSa,t that the two women are louo"lhe
~ ~ tnachIngs OF their church leaders. ana
Hn1i evident that the church autnprltess
! IL tbelr approval to this VIOLATION OF
| ~ law. otherwise they W9uid PltEent
| tne rncrnbers - OF the organization from
counting such religious praeuess III 'he
| race OF decent people,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
uP WANTS TO PAY
n Denver, he Writes for
~ for Stolen Ride.

n Denver, he Writes for
su for Stolen Ride.
NAPoLIs, March l0.-Being
y be says, a tramp in Den
soc. c. Clark. general agent
Aeer department of the Big
ad. that he wishes to pay
ts slole on the bumpers of
1A He asks Mr., Clark to ad-
ceSrnlng the best rates that
H him- His letter is as fol-
n height trains from Indian
st Louis three times, st
Gaianapolls three times,
iAlAnapolis three times, In
% Marion three times. Alex
i~.on one time, Urbana to
- TWO times. Indianapolis to
~ umes, Danvllle to indian
nmes. Danyille TO Veeders-
ss'e,le1 now and want to
s light as soon as l can.
tsl rates."
ays he will have to ask
70 pay regular passenger
making out an itemized
y oe sent to the repentant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
Era BLOWN
h THE PARAPET
|Lieut. Gordon Johnson
ID the Walls of Moro
Stronghold.
|gLY WOUNDED BY
fG THROUGH SHOULDER
,ad Children Reported
4 With the Men in
Fierce Conflict.

March 1O.-Brig Gen. Bliss
..,onaoIssance toward Mount
Z n. week previous TO the at
!. American force upon the
ssold there. but 1t had no ef-
=, hastlle attitude OF the out
u, r,port says that the fami-
To,cs remained In the village
,Ss center OF the crater at
I, he mountain. and the women
mingled with the warriors
4 s,ttlc TO such an extent that
-.s<Ihle 10 discriminate, and all
4 n the fierce onslaught
a Troops Now Employed.
Z vood Is not available at
4. ,srerm this report.
EsU attachments are now en-
~ mountains OF northern lu-
u M the bands OF savages and
- Who are on the warpath.
- received by First Lieut..
|.s.,on during the recent battle
4 Nm outlaws at Mount DaJo,
- a. Jolo. are severe. a slug
= through his right shoulder.
I'm From Parapet.
,r-sd a gallant deed when he
4 wl OF the Rio crater and was
Sse parapet b. the force of ex-
|r5kry.
4 n5astabulary, commanded by
3 receiving much praise OF
npsiItion.
';.-sl troops and constabulary
|'-,s, columns and assaulted the
--rrhold. advancing by three
4, zountain top. The constabu-
4 gkced at the head Of one
"a Wood and Brig Gen Bliss
s,znsed. returning to Manila,
I.al Loss May Be 900.
VA Press telegrams from Fam
M that the attack on Mount
--t,csj on Monday There were
4 4 hard fighting, during which
|-aloi that go persons were killed
~
lu are now arriving at Zam-
.u1 Jclo. The concensus of their
. thli the whole trouble was due
IA that Gov Maj. Hugh Scott
n nf outlaws TO fortify them
|Itla sight OF the City of Jolo.
nv authorities at Zamboanga
tkd-slnce Thursday to give any
"a 10 TIE press
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
Results at OaklaWn.

HOT SPRINGS Ark. Morch lo.-oaklawn
rosuIts. First mce. six furlongs-Tomochichl
won Kate Zitt second, TyrUlean third. Time.
second race four furloags. handicap-Mc-
,r,nt Won. Miss Stromc eccond, Montgomery
third Time. Is 10 seconds.
Third race six furlongs-l-a Puccle won
A9ron J. second. Convoio third. Time l:li
Fourth inc1. milo and onc-siNtccnth- han6i-
rn,-KinG Ellsworth won Gutter second, Jack
Young third Time, l,47 i-5.
TIgtb race muC-Bittcr Hand won. Rather
rS,-oI second Fruit third. Timo, l:i2 i-5
sixth rucc. mite and e-clghth-Dolinda
wen. Harmakls second, Los Angclcno third,
Time LA %,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
Winners at CITY Park Track.

NEW ORLEANS. March lo.-City Purk re-
s,lts. First race, mile and onc-half-Dozzlc
Won. BrudIcy's Pet second, FILLER third Time,
2.i1 10
Double second Little EIklu third Time.
2.n -.
Third rocc. milo and ne-siNtcenth-Grnvinn
won. Duncannon second. Rain Devils third.
Time. l:5J 20
Fourth race Juvenile stakes two-ycor-olda.
four and n haIf furlopgs-Judgc Treen won
Lens second Blue Dale third. Time. Sc As
seconds.
TIfth race. nyc and q half furlongs-Mnry
worth won clifton Boy second, Major Car
ucntcr third Time l;l0 IS.
sixth race, handicap. six hurlonGs-Bradon
won, Garnish second Devout third. Time
1.le 2-5.
seventh racc nvc and half furlongs-B"rt
Osra won &ynhccr second. Monochord third.
T{pn,