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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04
Pittsburg 2, st. Louis O.

PITTSBURG. Sept. 3.-Th0 morning game
was wen by the Pttsburgs in the second
inning, when they scored two runs on an
Louis team got only one man TO third base.
Score R II. L.
st. Louis 30 0 0 0 0 0-1
Batteries-Phillippi and Gibson; Karger
nnd Marshall Two.bnse hits, Ganley, Gibson.
Threebase hit, Murray. Struck out by
Philippi 2, by Karger /.
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5000 cash.
Two lots, 18th South, bet, 3rd and 4th E.;
$3.50,
Three choice lots, z. bench; $3.50 cash,
Three lots, e. side Liberty park, 5000
cash.
1o12o, near 9Th North and 7th West;
$3.50.
cash.
Five acres, 2nd West; $1,000.
Five acres, right in city; $500.
SiI'room modern house 4th East; S2ebo
Five-room modern brick, N. W.; S2250.
Four-room modern brick, new; $2i5O.
Seven-room 2-story house, 8. E.; $4,000.
stn fine lots, 8. B.; $1,000; half cash.
91H feet, Main st., S75 per foot; worth
500 per foot.
HUBBARD Nv'T CO., 7s West 2nd &c.
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SALT LAKE CRICKETERS WIN.
Willow-Wielders From ogden Go Down
to Defeat in Good Game.

At Liberty park yesterday afternoon the
Salt Lokc crickctcrs administered another de,
feat to tho wcders of the willow from Og.
den. The feature Of the game was the bowl.
ing OF Colis and the batting Of Wilson und
Hoare At the conclusion OF the contest tho
locals gavo dinner to the visitors. On Sat.
urdny next the Salt Lake team will meet the
Murray cricket tenn
The score follows; Salt Lake ss. og
den 61.
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American Association.

AT Indianapolis-Seco game: Indian
apoiis /, Louisville 4.
At olumbus-Second game: Columbus
2, Toledo 4,
At Minneapolis Second game; Mime
apolis 3, Milwaukee l.
At Kansas City-Second game; Kansas
City 3, st. Paul 4,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04
Egan's Golf Team Wins.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 3.-The Western asso-
citation golf team. captainod by Fl Chan
dler Egan, former national and present
Western champion, won the Olympic cup
,eam championship today on the course
of the Glen Echo Country club, with a
total Of 635 strokes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04
Brooklyn 8. PHILADELPHIA O.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3-BrookIyn
easily defeated Philadclphia in both games
today. Both teams feded we'll Scoros:
First game r. E.
Broklvn % o1 o Is II o
Phladelphia 20 o o o o 90 7 /
Batteries-ScanIon and Bergen; Duggle,
by. Mcser and Donovan, Two-base hit,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

Earned runs-Park City 8. Two-base
hit-Taylor- Bases on balls-Of Reed 2.
Left on bases-Eureka I. Park City 3.
Wild pitches-Rush. Reed. Stolen bases
Patterson, Mortensen. Sacrifice hits
Patterson, Kretz. Struck out-By Os-
borne s, by Reed s. Hit by pitcher-Mor-
tensen g. Patterson. KreItz. Passed ball
-Lumley. Time OF game-One hour forty
Ave minutes, Umpire-King. Attendance
-2000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04
Pittsburg 7. st. Louis /.

PITTsBURG. Sept 2.-Afternon game.
Score r. IL. 4.
Pittsburg e. % o 2 l 2 - 10 2
St. Louis III O 0 0 o 0-1 ) 3
BatterieS-WillIs and Gibson; Higginboth"
nm and Noonnn. Two base hits. Noalon, Shce-
han. Throc.basc hit, Clarke. Home run.
Leach. Base on balls, of Willis. 3; OFF Hig-
ginbothnm, 2. Struck out. by Willis 5. Um-
pire Conway.
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Pacific Coast League.

At oakland-First game, Oakland .. Fres-
no 3: second game, Oakland 2. Fresno o.
At Portland-First game, San Francisco 3.
Portland l: second game San Francisco L,
Portland o.
At Seattle-First game Seattle 6. Los An.
attic l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

TUTTLE BROS, 1853 MAIN ST., GROUND
floor Est. 1871. Open $3.50 a. N. till $50
p. m. Seven live real estate men eterually
their friends. We're doing something all ths
time. You can't find such bargains as the
following elsewhere READ CAREFULLY,
$2300 buys hno Ar. new mod pressed biz.
with cut stone trimmings: thoroughly we'll
built. bath and all conveniences, soreonsd-in
porch, cellar, pantry. closets, etc. natural
wood finish. large lot, nne neishborhood, 8.
E. part OF city; the best ''home buy'' in the
city today; terms.-Ttne new p. b. s-r, mod.
)ssooo,-N. w. Cor, 4th and sts.. AIT and
Ar. no, rents for $40, soil for $500; easy
torms.-No. s57 9Th St; fno Ar, P. B. Mod.
Nat. wood Anish, lawn, shade. etc, lot 2Hx7;
J.. sewer connected, stone walks, etc. only
S21Oo. easy terms.-Fine building lote on N.
e. bench, from $3.50 TO $4,000. with city
water, sewer, walks, etc. based on size Of
As7 9th st., ar. biz. pantry, closet. cellar,
o. l., water In no., lot 47x7s fest; $4,000, $500
down and S26 por mo-No. Montague ST.
(srd w. 9th so.), s-r- pr. biz, mod. 4
shade, flowers, etc, lot 4oxllo to alley;
price s26oo.-No. SO N st., s-r. bk.. city
water. nice location; s1o00.-on 1st st.,
close In, a 9-rm. pr. br. mod, ideal homo,
BIZ. only sisoo.-151 So. 10Th East St., Ar,
bk., lawn shade. etc; s236o.-5-acrs tract
on East side State St.. not far out; only
$4,000; terms, sec us quick; list No. 15s.-
Two ano lots near sth West and 1st So;
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feet deep, $500; this Is snap-PERFEoT
TITLES TO ALL THESE properties assured.
Call and see us: we win be pleased to give
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on Tuttle Brothers. 15S Main Street, lst
noor. 'Get in on the ground floor" cls2
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SEE A. W. SMITH.

SEE A. W. SMITH.
$325o.0o-Reduced from S3500.o0 because
husband has been called to other part Of
country and wife left homo until this place iB
sold. Six-room modern brick house on eth
East. near 9Th South, facing East; hne lot,
shade. lawn. flowers, otc.
II you would buy or sell roal estate. see
us. Our equipment for attending TO every
detail Of real estate transaction IS the best
We also mako abstracts Of title and give ad
vice on land titles.
S. L. ABSTRACT. LOAN & INV. CO.,
A. w, SMITH, Manager.
30 Main b. Both phones, 704,
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Brigham Defeats Ogden.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 3.-Brigham City today
won from the Ogden amateur team by a
score of II to 1s. The game was not
cventfuL
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Northwestern League.

AT Spokane-First game-Gray's Har-
Dor. 10; Spokane, 6, Second game-Spo-
kane. S; Gray's Harbor, S.
At Butte-First game-Butte. 3; Ta-
coma. 2. Second game-Tacoma. 5;
Butte 4
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II PBs cE5l5, cEsl,,
ON BUSINESS lsossAnH sol 4
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ON RESIDENCE oE,1ys rnyfis;;' n
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''SIj aHj,s6 rods, s'f p'''
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Phones GAL.
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Western League.

At Des Moines-First game: Des
Moines 8, Omaha 2. Second game: Des
Moines 4. Omaha !,
At Lincoln-Second game: Lincoln 9.
Sioux City 3.
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THIS WEEK ONLY
THIS WEEK ONLY

We oIer a nice Groom pressed br1ok home,
in a choice location, northeast, for $3.50.
Rooms ars extra large, nice rec. hall, cleo,
II fixtures. etc. It has largo lot and Is
surrounded by beautiful homes.
ALSO LOOK AT
Those handsome modern homes now building
on the n z, corner Of 4th and M sta. Prices
arc right and VIII alter TO suit you.
A. McKellar & Co., 63N w, End 80.
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EUREKANS SENT T
down TO DEFEAT
In Splendid Contest, Park City
Miners All But Scored
Shut-0ut.
C0RD-BREAKING
CROWD WAS PRESENT
Osborne Pitched a Remarkable
Game and Received Gilt
Edged Support.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Sept. 3.-In striking con-
trasr to yesterdays game the Park City
team played nine innings OF big league
ball and put 1t over their old rivals, Eu-
reka. by score OF to /. Mr.. Osborne
was In the box and in the parlance, he
was the candy.
Osborne Pitched Great Game.
Never before was such en- exhibition Of
pitching seen here, and had 1t not been
for a wild throw on the part OF one OF
the aelders, he would have been credited
with shut-out. For eight innings It
was one, two. three, and the first hit
came from Lumley's bat in the ninth. In
an effort to throw Eurekas captain out
at second, Bethel threw wild and the man
had touched home plate before the ball
was received. thus scoring the only run
for his team,
Twenty Nine Eureakans Batted.
Osborne had perfect control, walked no
one and but twenty nine men faced him.
Except In one instance his support was
gilt-edged and Park City outclassed the
visitors at every point In the game. Rush
started In to pitch for the Blue Rocks.
but was literally batted out Of the box,
and had 10 retire in favor of Reed. Reed
was In good form and but one run was
scored after he went in the box.
Record Breaking Attendance.
The attendance WAS record breaking
and the great throng howled itself hoarse
at every good play that was made. The
visitors, too, came In for their share Of
the applause from the good-natured
crowd, which went home having
the satisfaction of knowing that at last
Park City has the best ball team In the
State Of Utah. The score follows;
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FIVE ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, RED
pressed brick; hall, bath, closets; natural
hnish; E. L.; mantel; large basement. ia
18th East. cZlo
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Brooklyn 10, Philadelphia 5,

Second game II II, T.
Philadelphia 0 o o o 2 8 o 5 /
Batterics-McIntyre, Ritter and Bergen,
Sparks. Richie. Donovan and Houston. Two
base hit Lewis Casey. Struck out. by
Richie, 2 by Mcintyre. 5. Base balls,
off Sparks, 2, off Rich, 2. Umpire ODay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

BOSTON, Sept. Washington lost this
mornings game by fielding errors. Su-
perior batting gave the visitors the af-
ternoou game.
Score: R. H. Z.
Boston 90. .o / i l 0 o. 8 3
Washington 80 0 0 0 0 OIL 3 8
Batterles-Young and Criger; Falken-
ber1 and Warner.
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dan. Struck out, by Duggleby, d by Moser
2; by Scanlon. A. Base on balls of Dug
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New York 8, Boston 2.

Second game Il. ii. q,
Boston ooOoo2 100000 3
Batteries-Ames. Wiltse and Bresnahan;
Lindaman and O'Ncil. Three base hit: How
ard Dcylin Struck out, by Ames, 5; by
Lindaman, 6, by Wiltse, 3. Base on balls.
off Ames, l. Umpire, Carpenter.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.
New York 4. Boston O.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The New, York
Nationals won both games OF today's double
header from the Bostons. Scores:
Firet game RHE
New York 20 L o o - 6 L
Boston 20 o o o 90 3 2
Observation-Disclosures, Bresnahan and
Smith, PfeiIcr and O'Neill. Homo run,
Seymour Base on balls, off Mathewson, 2;
2; by pfeiffer, l. Umpire, Carpenter.
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.
EAGT SIDE.

91450-For a Broom; S265 down and $16
per mo, including interest
$2loo-For 4~room new bk., pore. bath.
elec. lights.
92750-For 5"room, mantsl, bath, toilet,
elec. Lights; $500 down and 500 per month.
a170o-For Broom; lot 3xs rods; 9th
East.
R2700-For Groom, bath, toilet, g. l., man"
tel collar; terms,
S4OOO-This beautiful mod. 7-room, south
'front.' cent. walk.
Saoo0-This is up.to-dnte, built by the
day, full basement furnace room, laundry
and storage room, fruit cellar, parlor lSx2s /;
bedrooms 1SI23 and 1878, 80 It. Of porches.
WEST BIDE.
s3e6O-The hnost house on End South (;
bath, toilet, o.. l., CENT. walk, beautiful lawn,
8. front aud back yard.
s170o-For 4-room cream bk., CENT.
walk. terms.
S2s76-For 6-room mod, 7th West; terms.
S3476-For 5-room, beautiful fnish. nat
ural wood, cut stono trimmings; terms.
s13oo-For rooms; 5000 down and sl2
monthly.
II you want to sell, list your property
with MS O. T. LITTLE & CO.,
Both phones 2s4s. 209~21o Atlas blk. Gig
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st. Louis 5, Detroit 2.

games today. In the first every Detroit
error came when 1t counted In scoring.
The second game was great pitchers
battle, until the ninth, when Mullin weak
ened, Score: R II, e,
Detroit 80. 80 0 0 0 o o IL s 2
St Louis .......0 0 l 0 l l 0 2-5 IL 0
Batteries-Donahue and Payne; Smith
and Spencer.
st. Louis 8, Detroit O.
Score: RH. e.
Detroit 80 o 0 Q o 0 0 90 4
st. Louis .......0 0 o 0 0 0 3-5 10 1
Batteries-Mullin and Shields; Glade
and OConnor.
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Washington 6, Boston 8.

Score: K. II. E.
Washington 80 0 2-6 13
Boston ....1 1910 % 4 l
Batteries-Patten, Warner and Wake
field; Winter and Carrigan.
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Chicago 6, Cincinnati o.

CINCINNATI, Sept 8-Chioago won both
games of n double header with Cincinnati
today The second game was limited to
seven innings by agreement Scores:
First game X. II. E
Cincinnati 90 o 0 o 90 Q 4
Chicago % 2 o O o 0 1-e 8 L
Battsries-W elmer and Livingston; Reul
bnch and Moran Two-base hit, Tinker
Moran Struck out, by Weimer, 5 by Reul-
bach, L. Baso on balls. off Weimcr, 3; of
RcuIbnch 5 Umpire KLEIN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

HURRY UP, II YOU WANT BARGAINS.
North 1st West, 3-R. 2. cot. $3.50.
w 3rd So, 5-R. F., large lot. SIPS,
N. West, CIR B., nice barn, $4,000,
Lot 3x1o rds; easy TERMS snap.
5-R. B., pore. bath, elect. L.; s. E.; $500.
I-R. r, South E., TO exchange for w. Side
property. Three nice lots.
40 acres near Taylorsville to ex. for w.
Side city property; 90 IL cul
Pine farm in the heart Of Idaho, to ex for
city property, some cash.
Headquarters for rentals. List your prop
erty with us. Terms reasonable
MAHAE INV. co, 81 EAGLE BLK.
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CAN YOU BEAT IT?

CAN YOU BEAT IT?
On J street, nearly new 5-rm. modern, D. b.,
finished In yellow pine and newly papercd.
1t has largo porch, rec hall. pantry. closets,
collar, bath, toilot, nickel plumbing. Lot 2x5,
with right Of way, lawn, coment walks ofc.
S2650 takes it; $500 cash, balance $50 per
month, including interest
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327 and 32S Atlas block. Bell phone 3565-X.
Gill
lust YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOB
quick sales; We havo the buyers. Ander'
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47f. Rooms 30o-301 Now Herald bldg.
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Elegant, now, modern 6-rm. homo on 9th East
The superior construction Of this cottage mo.
11s2 9th Enst, bot. 9th and 10th Soy, con-
veLient arrangement and fine dnish make 1t
the best value now offered. Complete base
mont attic with room for two more large
rooms. Price, $500, WILSON Sherman Co..
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Cleveland 10. Chicago 8.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 3-Morning game.
Cleveland defeated Chicago easily this
morning. Townsend was knocked out Of
the box In the first inning, but Hess,
who succeeded him. was a puzzle. Alt
rock was also knocked out and Patter-
son, who replaced him, was an easy
proposition. Score: R. II e,
Cleveland 6. 20 3 0 0 6 10 II /
Chicago 80. q 0 0 o 0 o. l
Batteries-Townsend. Hess and Benis;
Altrock. Patterson and Towne,
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Chicago 5, Cincinnati 2

Second game K. Fl. z.
Chicago =. 30 o o o o IS 4 /
Batterics-Hsll. Smoot and Schei; Toy
lor and King. Two-base hit, Mowery Ev
erS taylor, Three base hit, Judge Home
run, Smoot Base on balls off Taylor, 2
Struck out, by Hail. S. Umpire. Klein.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

E. J, WILLS 10 w. 2ND So, ROOMS 90
and 81 All bargains worth looking up.
S350o-Modern, rooms, close to University;
nice lot. shade and lawn, small barn
Good torms; payments
s15oo-Four-room brick; three nice lots
Ownor goes East.
S25o0-Six-room brick; nice lot. fruit and
shade.
Az acres State road. Small house. S2500
will take 1t II sold at once.
8 acres, West side; nice land. Price now
only $500. wnl soon BIO worth
double this figure.
Building lots-S. E, first class; city water,
sidewalks etc No trouble 10 show
you these snaps.
z, j. WILLS,
Roome 90 and 81, Newell Block.
10 w. End So. st. cl7e
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Cleveland 4, Chicago

Cleveland again defeated Chicago this
afternoon. Score: r. Fl. q.
Cleveland =, 30 0 0 a ID 2
Chicago .. 80 0 O 0 0 l 0 2 0-3 0 4
Batteries-Rhoades and Bemis. Owen,
Smith and Towne
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE

.1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
IT W. End South.
MEMBERS REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION.
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S190o-4-room brick, 2nd East
S2900-5 rooms, modern, End Wosts
S1400-6-ros frame, northwest
S2100-4-ro brick, northwest.
S14oo-e-ro brick and frame. Rio Grando
s425o-7.room modern brick. 18th East,
S25oo-S-ro modern brick. 2nd st,
S475o-7-ro modern brick, N. z. bench, hot
water heat; best bargain In city
ss5oo-5.Ro. MODERN, WALKING DIS,
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WE ASK.
sa5-Psr foot, Vacant eorner on East end
s5oo-Psr rod Choice So. frontage on Sec
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sl6s 1-s-Per II. end So bet. End ana srd
s1so-Per IT, 4sh so bet Main and State.
DROP IN AND TALK IT ovBR.''
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WE SELL nr4hs 4, Hssslii Hs.is =
Tutus sr0s.' i''
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st. Louis 8, Detroit 0.
Boston 4. WashtnRton !

and OConnor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
MOSCOW STATION GUARDED.

Moscow, Aug. e--Al the rsilroad
stations this morning were occupied
by troops and heavy relnforcements
were sent 10 the industrial sections
The police are srresting the mtmbers
OF al tie central committees OF the
various trades unions
No trains left Moscow this morping
over the kazan railroad. which ,oot
the lead IN the strike Of last Novem-
Der.
The employees o. the electric plant
ailled 70 appear for duty today.
Cossacks ana other troops are pro.
tecting the waterworks
Today's developments presage a fail.
ure OF the strike. The leaders AZ, al.
yidtd A. TO the opportuneness ana
ihtir irresolut4on affecting the spjri, 81
NE men. The railroad men. Who hold
me hey 70 the situation. have thus fsr
refused 70 join IN the strike. The en-.
ployes OF the kszan road Who sionnes
Work without orders from the central
committee have returned 10 their posts
ana traihe over the road has been 70.
sumcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
COURT NOTES

Ida ~. Hayes has filed suit 81 the dis.
tnct court against the Rio Grand3
Western Railway company 10 recover
SO. 900 damages for the death OF her
husband. John G. Hayes. who was
killed by a switch engine az Second
South and Sixth West streets on the
night Of June g 1906. II IS alleged
that the engine was running AZ q speed
exceeding u miles an hour, which is en-
violation Of the city ordinance. and
hence the defendant was negligent and
the death OF plaintiffs husband was due
10 such negligence
The case against Shovel Bros & Bel
cher. the contractors charged with yio-
lating the cight-hour law By working
their men on public Improvements more
that eight hours per day. were dis
posed OF this morning before Judge
Whitaker OF The city court by Manager
Belchcr pleading guilty and being
fined $40. which no paid. u was stated
BY Asst County Attorney Hanson that
the contractors would On the future
work ther men only esht hours per
day ard observe me law IN The matter.
Mr. Btlcher paid his finA and the cases
against The other members Of the Arm
pfre dismissed
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. vs.. 2 LaVielle is conS alescent
from serious operation at the Holy
Cross hospital
J. 4. Lewissohn. son o. the noted
Jewish phianthropist of New York
city, Is a guest at the Knutsford.
George r. Rathvon Of Sioux city. son
I'm law Of Captain Sinsiser, IL al the
Knutsford
Miss Clara Han has the position IN
Denver as bookkeeper with a mining
firm, and will remain there for the
present.
A. l.. Kennedy. representing Massa-
Chusetts parties is looking over this
city with view TO establishing a pulp
mill here.
President W. ; Greenhut Of the
whisky trust. aud family are visiting
in this city from the east, and are az
the knutsford
Miss Cicely White and her sister,
Miss Florence. have gone 10 Brigham
CITY ON two weeks visit with their
uncle Fred J. Holton,
"a. ". ~ Brown OF the Kelley In
stitutr leaves today on a Two months
vacation ttlp in the east During bis
absence Dr james Bar. Of Los An
geIes will take his place.
A. T.. w. Peterson, who has been r.
salesman for % years ln the local book
business. has resigned 90 60 into a real
estate partnership with his brother o.
r. Peterson. He was with Parsons.
Deigc * Callahan
John r. Gaarde 90 Minden. Neh.. re-
Gently spent SO days bon this city. and
was % pleased with 10 that he writes a
friend here ~ hls intention 20 close M
his affairs IN Nebraska and come 10 salt
Lake
Charles Russell formerly an :. p.
conductor running b-tWeen Tuscou and
III Paso. but for the last few years
proprietor Of fruit and candy store
on west First South street. this city,
has returned to Texas and Il is be-
lieyed Is bacQ 20 running trains again
Mr. Russell was rated in III Paso as an
excellent railroad man, but was un-
fortunate in having a little difficulty
with the auditors office which enabled
him 10 enjoy a change IN life f0r a
while