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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05

Col. y. Troweek. president OF the Wabos sh
company, has returned from trip north on
mining business.
r. J. Catrow. the largest stockhoder Of
the Ohio Copper company. is expected In this
city tho nrst OF tho week
William NJ Bradley has gone 10 Chicago
professional business.
Secretary and Trensurer G. ". Iambourne
OF the Daly-Judcc company. wGs nj the mino
In Park City Friday
The American Smelling and Refining COM
pany Is having their Offices rebuilt in the Nc
Cornick block, and when finished the COM
pany VIII have ono OF the hnndsomest suites
In the city.
Walter c. orem. manager Of the Red Wing
and Utah Apex mines, was in BSgham Fri-
dny.
fngton. whcre he was called legal bual-
ness In connection with his mining properties
Chief MctallureIst ~ J. Beetles. OF tho
Boston Consolidated company spent Friday
OF the experiment mill in Bingham.
Manager J, Il. BcverldRe. OF the ConsoH-
dated Flagstaff company, was In the city
Fridoy from the property nj Alta
6. d. r. Turner, manager OF the L
mine of Silyorton, Col, has returned from
that property
Ro1ua, of tho Nevada Consolidated Mining
company and the Ely and Northern Rail
road company. arrived at the local ofnoos Of
tho company In the Dooly block Thursday
evening. and after short consultation with
the local management and secretary. Mr OIL
RSqua is expected In Salt Lake again nex,
wock
August Matte of Denver. has wired Mr.
Newhouse that he expects to arrive in Salt
Lake this afternoon. Mr.. Matto ia n mining
expert and engineer OF wide experience ana
prominence being the rolled upon BY The
Gugsenhelms In the purchase OF the Nevada
Consolidated property OF Ely He win maLa
examinations OF several mining properties for
Nr. NeWhouse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
WILL PROSPECT IN NEVADA.
Supt Ball of Lower Mammoth Will
Improve Time During Vacation.

superintendent Ball OF the Lower Mann
month company. under whose Intelligent
and masterful direction the mine OF that
com-nuv has been rapidly progressing
into the ranks OF steady and remuncra-
tive producers, has severed his connec-
tion with the company temporarily and
will go into Nevada for a summers aunt
after bonanzas In that nest of bonanZas
Mr.. Ball was IN Salt Lake Friday get
ting together an outfit calculated to last
him and his associates during the sum-
mer months While there are several
localities prominent before the public eye
which Mr. Ball Will visit, he intends to
end up I'm the BullfrCS district than
which there are few moro promising
regions In that State.
While II Is not known Just how long
Mr. Ball will he In Nevada. he has mere
" taken a vacation from his active SUI
perntcndency of the Lower Mammoth.
and no doubt Will soon be back to con-
tlnue his successful operations there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
BONANZA MOUNTAIN COMPANY.
Organization Recently Perfected Has
Some Very Fine Ore ShowingS.

Local interests continue To receive the most
encouraging reports from the Bonanza Noun
tain property OF DullfroG. an organization oil
claims III" famous Ronanzu Mountain, nrst
put into existence by william GriiiithS OF Salt
Lake II Is reported that shaft No. 2 is In
siN feet of gold ore that runs Sles TO the ton.
and IA in all lodges the Bonanza mountain,
this ledge shows marked Improvement with
dCrth
There are few mountains In Nevada that
contain more valuable mining properties thah
Bonanza. Upon II located the famous
Denver Eclipse Tramp. Gibraltar, ond among
others the property above mentioned. The
present management Is working four shafts,
the deepest being 200 feet The results OF de-
velopment work in exact keeping with the
generous returns returns OF the average Bull
frog company,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
YoUNGsTER BEGINS WORK.
Lately Incorporated Beaver County
Company Begins Development

Z f Howard and w. r. Slcn OF Cedar,
Neb respectively president and secretary OF
tho Silver Crown NinlnE company recently
organized In Beaver county, arrived In the
city on Thursday morning and left for the
scene OF future mining operations In the of-
tcrnoon tho Los Angeles Limited. Tho
property OF tho Silver Crown company consists
OF fifteen mining clnimS. situated in Beaver
Lake district distant from Milford twelve
milcs.
Tho ore so far developed is found In con-
tact veins. between doornlte and porphyry.
ilch In silver and lead little gold and some
copper The visit OF the aboVe-named gentle
mon at this time is TO inaueurato active
campaign OF development and make of tho
property q shipping proposition at the earliest
possible period Tho work Will be under the
direction OF Capt Ed Wills. which Is gunr-
sntes that IL Will be faithfully, intelllgcntly
annd economically executed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
CONNECTION IS MADE
IN CAR|SA WORKINGS
Improvement Will Permit the
More Economical Handling
of the Ore.

Superintendent Ed Hoffman of the Ca
risa and Silver Shield properties passed
through Salt Lake Friday on his way to
the Silver Shield mine at Bingham. Mr..
Hoffman was very enthusiastic over the
more recent developments that had
crowned the work Of the management.
and that the Carisa viii soon be exceed
ing its present shipments OF nifty tons u
day is his candid opinion
Connection Is Made.
Mr. Hoffman states that tho connection
between the 700-foot level OF the Carlsa
and the 5OD-foot level incline on the VIC
tor Consolidated side had been com
plcted, providing a much more economical
and satisfactory outlet for the CaTisa
ores. He WAS of the opinion that TINS
latest Improvement TO the mine VIII be
in full use within weeks time.
No Idea Of Extent.
AS to the ore bodies OF the Carisa, Mr.
Hoffman had nothing but the highest
praise, On the 10O-foot level the manage
Ave feet, all in orc that runs from
per cent TO per cent In copper me
management has no Idea OF the extent
of this body, and all that they can say
about Il is that IL is a magnificent re-
source from which the Carisa VIII draw
no small portion or its future ship
ments,
Will Increase Shipments.
MIR Hoffman is of the opinion that be-
tween now and the first of June. the ship
ments from the Carisa will be greatly In
creased as tho management has abundant
resources upon which to draw and the
most improved methods for handling the
product OF the mine,
Good Silver Shield News.
A message received by Mr., Hoffman
Thursday from the Silver Shield property
that there were developments
OF great Significance In the mine. and
Mr Holman is on his way to investigate
the real conditions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
COLUMBUS CON. ORE.
Handsome Specimen From Third
Level Received at Local Office.

There arrived in the Office Of the Co
lumbuS Consolidated company Friday u
sample of ore into which the manage
ment is pushing the drift on the third
level of the mine The ore is extremely
fine. and carries IL per cent copper. 70
ounces Of silver and 81 in gold to
the ton While the Developments on the
third level are improving daily, the man
aeement Is reticent about giving any de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
Advises Buying of Stocks,

james \. Pollock & Co. furnish the follow
ing from Mcintyre & co. OF New York re-
ceiVed over their private wire We regard
ths market as In much healthier condition
and the bad news having practically
all ont and boon discounted. We should
now take the position of advising purchases OF
any good stocks all further soft spots and
declines rather than suggest sales as hereto
on the rallies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
CHERRY CREEK GOLD ORE.
Rich Trial Shipment Runs Exceed
ingly High in Yellow Metal.

W. j. and j. s Wallace OF the Joanna mine
at Cherry Creek have received tho returns
from the trial shipment recently brought TO
this city The average assays made show the
from this mino runs iI7 ounces In gold
and 404 ounces in silver.
The ore has attracted considerable attention
on account OF lite beauty and richness. md the
gentlemen nrc very much plcaScd at the re-
turns secured recent trial run OF ten tons
OF their fourth srnde ore gave a total value OF
i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
MAY A BANNER MONTH.
Utah Mine Company Will Strive to
Accomplish Much This Month

The management OF the Utah mine hopes to
make OF the present month ono Of the banner
months Of the year A steady stream Of ore is
coming from tho property Mt Fish Syringe al
through the management tx extracting no
moro In doing development work than is
necessary to keep the six tennis busy hauling
" to Oasis Four cars arc expected during
May. and IL is not unlikely that some mnans
VIII soon be provided whcrcby tho company cnn
dispose moro rnndlly OF its fast accumulntlEr
surplus. 1t IL thought probable that an in
crcnsed dividend Will ho dcclnrcd before JULY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
YANKEE CON. INSURANCE.
Adjusters Complete Work and
Amount of Insurance Paid Over.

II was learned Friday that the insur-
ance adjustcrs had completed their work
regarding the loss OF The Yankee Con-
solidated company by FIRE. and that the
insurance carried by the company Will be
paid In full. While the real loss of the
company will in no wise be fully com
pensated for, It Is understood the
amount OF insurance Is a substantial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
Ore Shipments.

The Pioneer sampler released the following
number OF cars OF Friday. T!ntic D.
Bingham. @ Nevada. 2
The Taylor &c Erunton sampler released l5
from Tintc and ono from Peterson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
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TINE I,
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FEB. i,
ARRIVE

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Omaha. st. Louis. iRasss,
City and Denver Aaans
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No. lsoFrom Chicago; ~. /
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No. 2-from Ogden. n'Ir;.,... c;..,,....
81 Louis, Ksn,C ChieaHa
PPraaea; Praasi;co Denver and ~ y:
No. lo-From Ogden cc.;,
Valley. Butte CaeAs
end San Franci.co 0'uasa
DEPART
Chicago, Denver gTmaha
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NO, !.For Ogden. po-iiii:.,
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intermediate poirfs az
No, l--For Ogdon' O,.,.,v
SShleaE9. Denver. kSs.
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Valley and intermsdaIS.s;s.'
points ..,... 'iale
No. l7-For Ogden o,:;-
Chicago and interms"aHisss "Hs :.
points ..... 'eia'e
No -For Ogden p.,,;:s.
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Louis and Chicago "
No s-Fcr Ogden c.s~
valley, Butte. Hos.
Portland. San Frars..
and intermediate nsir,s
D, f. RURLEv.
D. 8 5PEECFs \
City Ticket Office, 20 NJ
Telephone $50.
Note:-Train number, a.
Oregon Short Line train -
not apply 10 the souths,.a ~ =
Ogden or the Union pnels.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05

sum, and will assist greatly In replacing
the buildings destroyed and perhaps IN
restoring the machinery that wns placed
out OF commission An order has been
placed by the company for a new com
pressor to replace that destroyed by the
fire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
Ore and Bullion,

The ard bullion receipts for Friday CIV
by Mccormick os Co. were as follows: Orc
$56. 600: bullion, $4,000; gold, 5000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05

w Fl. Clark. one of the first TO enter
the fields OF Nevada successfully, and
having interests of great value in many
prominent mining camps of that fascinat-
Ing State. left Friday on the noon train
for Falrvlew. In the Fairyiew camp Mr.
Clark and associates have property which
can safely be counted as among the top
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
Mining Blanks.

Stock certificates seals. reports, book
lets. Prospector's Manual (Copp's), Soc
Tribune Job Printing Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
Cordial Welcome Accorded the
Tardy Listing of Nevada
Mining Stocks.
SHOWS MANY SALT
LAKERS ARE BUYERS
indications Are New Venture
Will Prove Wise Invest
ment in Time.

Those OF Salt Lake who have been
watching for the initial appearance OF
Nevada stocks on the local stock and
mining exchange with considerable trepi
dation were given q genuine treat Fri
day in the manner In which the new
comers were treated by local investors
and members of tho exchange. Those
who have doubted the Importance Of Salt
Lake as n center of Nevada stock ac-
tivity. and those who have doubted like
wise that Salt Lake money has been
finding its way into Nevada stocks have
only TO look at the activity displayed In
these stocks on Friday the first day OF
their appearance
Utah Stocks Suffered.
Utah stocks were for the time being
relcgated TO the extreme rear. and inter-
est ccntered In a true but generous focus
upon the stocks OF the ncighboring Atatc.
There was hardly n stock without It's
quotation. and there were many the sub
Ject OF sales. but all were ccntcrs of In
tereSt. and from the manner In which
they were received II is more than ap-
Lake viii be able to hold up its end
equally with any point where Nevada
stocks are quoted and dealt In extensive
ly. There has been quite extensive deal
ingS on the part OF Salt Laltcrs In these
stocks. and that this will grow under the
present conditions is more than conced
ed by the local brokers
Total Number of Sales.
Among the Nevada stocks sold during
Friday were M9ntgomsry Mountaln;
Manhattan Gold King, North Star and
Mohawk: May Day held the record for
sales OF Utah stocks. and continued
throughout the day, hovering around q
and "A cents a total of 40 I56 shares
were sold during tho day. representing a
market value of $lS.SI3.Ij The quotations
for the day closed follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05

J. OBERNDORFER. STOCK BRO.
KER, 1S1 g. Main. Tel. Bell. 792.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
The Metal Market.
Mining Notes.

The metal quotations for Friday were q
follows: Silver G6Mc. lead $50; copper 1sc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
Sacking Without Sorting.

Among the very first to reach this new
district, Nh Clark has gathered together
a group of properties. known as the Ne
vada Hills, which has been leading the
properties of that district In richness in
results and faithfulnesS of mining devel-
opment. The Nevada Hills company Is
not wasting any time I'm seeking the
lower levels of the property, and so rich
Is the character OF ore encountered dur
ing development, that IT needs no sort
Ing and the management Is Sacking the
rich rock as fast as IL Is taken out,
Large Values Per Ton.
Values In the Fairvlew district strict
ly a Salt Lake camp, have been notori-
ouslv large. carrying chiefly silver, and
the ore that is being sacked by the Ne
Yada Hills company all Will run above
$500 per ton. James Farrell of this city
is on the ground at the present time, his
experience OF years being not a little re-
sponsible for the excellent condition the
property is in at the present time
Mr.. Clark VIII make the rounds OF the
various camps in which he Is Interested.
including Goldfcld. Manhattan and Bull
frog
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
Boston Stock Market.

James A. Pollock & Co furnish the follow
Ing Boston stock quotations. received over
their private wire;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-23

Sullivan and Huihui are training III
earnest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-23
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MODEL FIGHTER

Dick Sullivan, who is here to box
Huihui for the lightweight champion
ship OF the Islands, is a fighter Of ex
ceptional habits. This is one fighter
who is a credit to the game and you
can travel the wide world over and
possibly never find another like him.
Sullivan neither smokes, drinks OF
swears. He is an ardent church mem
Der and never misses a Sunday with
out attending church. Il is too bad
that such a model young man should
have chosen such an occupation, but
he claims that this Is the only way to
travel to the top of the ladder. Sulli.
van has championship aspirations and
will never stop working until he has
reached the top of the heap. Sullivan
comes with a clean record as he has
never been defeated Should he be sue.
cessful In disposing OF Huihui he will
be given a match with some other good
man.
Both Hulhul and Sullivan have ent
cred training and will get down to
hard work at once. Sullivan is doing
his work at the Healani Boat Club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-23
WELL KNOWN JAPANESE
GOING HOME: ON VISIT

Matsu Hamamoto, the Japanese at
tendant who has charge OF the bathing
suits at the Hawaiian Hotel Waikiki
Annex, leaves on February 9th on the
s. S. America Maru for Yokohama =.
From there she will 20 to her old home
In iamaguchi. Matsu has been with
the Annex six years and is known by
every one In Honolulu who Is a fire.
quenter Of the bathing beach. She 10
well liked by everybody.
Matsu's husband was named Yama.
motto and also formerly worked at tho
Annex. When the war broke out be.
tween Japan and Russia Yamamoto
was one OF the few who went from Ho.
nolulu to fight for his country. He
was killed In battle March 9th last
year. His widow is going home for
the purpose OF paying her respects on
the first anniversary OF his death.
Both her family and the family of the
late soldier will commemorate togeth
er.
MGtsu has been In this country AZ
teen years. She speaks English, writes
II and wears American clothes. She
is going back TO Japan, but she is not
going to stay. She is now at work
making kimonos for the visit TO heI
native country and will leave her Ho
nolulu clothes behind until her return.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-23
LOCAL TIPS

Armstrong; record was the talk Of
golfers yesterday.
.; /. {,
That White Rock golf cup Is the fin
est trophy ever offered for an athletic
contest In Hawaii
% q. :.
All.Portuguese play baseball against
the Infantry on Sunday.
!; % "
Haleiwa holds a golf tournament on
Sunday. The Haleiwa golf cup will he
played for.
Interclass field day and tennis tour.
ney are attracting all OF Oahu COLLEGE S
athletic attention.
u 8; %
Company |. of Camp Mckinley haI
organized a baseball team.
u /. .
The first dog show held by the nes
Kennel Club will be a money maker.
u % :;
Trans.Pacific yacht race will be thu
largest yachting event In local history
u % u
The fight for umpire OF the Baseball
League promises to be hot one. Also
scorer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-23
CHINESE field DAY

-
The Chinese athletes of Honolulu,
will participate in a field day tomorrow,
This will be the first OF its kind ever
pulled OFF by Chinese. In fact this IN
the only field day that has ever been
proposed by Chinese. There are o
great number of Chinese athletes in
Honolulu and they have developed two
| of the fastent runners on these islands
in En- Sue and Akana.
En- Sue has entered In eight events
in the coming sports and will have his
hands full to keep up the pace.
The games will be held at the Boys
Field on Liliha street.
Following are the entries:
High Jump-En Sue, s. G. Pung
Henry Aki, X. c. zap, Tai Chan, En-
Yate, All Tai, En- Put, John 10, En-
Lin, Ching Yet, 10 On.
100 Yard Dash-En Sue, S. G. Pung
John Woo. Henry Aki, Hang Chack, \.
s. Leong, Tai Chan, En- Yate, All Tai,
Geo. Ho, John 10, Ching Lun, En- Lin.
Ching Yet, Tin Yam, Jas. All zap.
One Mile Run-En Sue, s. c. Pung
Won Seu, X. c. zap, En- Yate, All Tai.
Akana, Chas KIN Fong, John 10, En-
Put, En- Lin. All 10y Soong, Tin Yam,
Sam Ching.
Shot Put-En Sue, Henry Aki, Hang
Chacck, Tai Chan, En- Yate. All Tai
Akana, Chas. Kin Fong. John 10, Geo
Ho, Eddie Ayau, Jas. A. zap, San
Ching.
so Yard Dash-En Sue. S. C. PunE
John Wood. Henry Aki, Mon Yin, Hans
Chack, Y. S. Leong, Tai Chan. En- Yate
At Tai. Geo. Ho, John Lo, Ching Lum
En- Put. Ching Yet, X. c. zap, Tin Yam
II. d. Joe. All Tung. All Sue Chen.
Broad Jump-En Sue, S. c. Pun2
John Woo, Henry Aki, Mon Yin, Hang
chack. Tai Chan. En- Yate, All Tai
John lie, Geo. Ho, Ching Lun, En- Put
En- Lin, Ching Yet, X. c. zap, Lun
Kong, 10 On, Jas. All zap.
120 Yards Hurdles--En Sue, S. G,
Pung. John Woo, Henry ARi, Mon Yin
En- Yate. John 10, Ching Lun, En- Pui,
En- Lin. Ching Yet.
220 Yards Dash-En Sue, Hang
chack. En- Yate, All Tai, John Lo Ching
Lun, Chas. Kin Fong, Ching Let, Err
Put, Jos. Zane, c. b. Farm. En- Lin.
Pole Vault-En Sue, S. c. Pung
John Woo. Henry Ah, Tai Chan, Ell
Yate. John 10, Tin Yam.
Oue-quarter Mile Dash-En Sue, Won
Seu, All Chop, Hang Chack, En- Yate,
All Tai, Akana, Chas. Kin Fong, Johr
10, Geo. Ho, Ching Lun, En- Lin, John
Woo. Tin Yam, c. b. Farm, Jas. All
zap.
One Mile Walk--John 10, X. c. zap
En- Sue, S. C. Pung. Henry Aki. Won
Seu, En- Yate, All Tai, Geo. Ho. En-
Put, En- Lin, II. d. Joe, Hang chaok.
Onehalf Mile Run-En Sue, S. q
Pung. Won Seu. All Chop, Mon Yin, X
c. zap. En- Yate. All Tai, Akana, Chas
King Fong. John 10. Ching Lun. En-
Put. En- Lin, All 10y Soong, c. u
Farm.
one.half Mile Relay-Green &C. A
CO.. White. &C. A. c.
The officials will be:
Referee, Mr.. Reiner; clerk OF the
course. Il. S. Kong; scorer, Yay See
Young; timekeepers Ed. Fernandez
Sam Chillingworth, MIR. Hunter;
judges. Track: Wong Chas. Ahfook
VIM. Kwai Fong; judges, Field: En- OF
Farm, Il. Leach; starter, f.. b. Turner;
announcer, Il. S. Kong.
Madame Chang Tso Fan will present
the prizes, assisted by Miss Lucy Kong
Miss Lily Kong. Miss Constance Res
tarick.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-23

Years Day, when he clearly outfought
their favorite in six-round bout.
Briggs aggressiveness won him the
fight Erne was undoubtedly the fast.
err of the pair, but his speed was use.
less against the bruising rough fighting
of Briggs. At infighting the Boston
man showed marked superiority. and
frequently drove Erne all over the ring
with terrific short arm punches.
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Mysterious Billy Smith has taken
against his wife for a divorce.
q .; q
Jack Palmer won the heavyweight
championship Of England on Deem
Der 10th. He defeated Godfrey Thorn,
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Kid Mccoy is to start q jewelry store
in New York.
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Jimmy Walsh of Boston wants a
match with frankie Neil.
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Miss Howe, an actress, has brought
suit against Battling Nelson for breach
Of promise.
Spiuer Welch VIII leave Tor Denver
on the fifteenth, where he is to meet
Rube Smith on the twenty-sixth before
the Democratic Club.
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Dick Hylands match with Young
Mowatt has been called of because OF
the latter's defeat at Philadelphia the
other night.
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Geo. kid" Lavigne, the ex-light
weight champion, will meet Jack
OLeary at Laginew.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-23
PASSENGERS BOOKED.

Per O. S. S. Sonoma, sailing for San
Francisco. Jan. 30.-P. +. Butler. Mls'
Butler, Mrs. T. A. Hays, DR.. N. II. Cor
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Stagg, Mrs. w
A. Black and child. ID. II. Moses. Misn
V. McGregor, J. w. Mason, @. p. VIII
COX, II. H. Campbell, Geo. NJ. Axtell.
Per o. S. S. Alameda, sailing for San
Francisco. Jan. 2i.-F. A. Smith, w. J.
Grieves. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bennett. S.
G., Melin,