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New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
OTHER MARKETasY TELEeRAP4.

Chicago. July 14.-CATTLFli 100 head -
ket steady. Beeves. 81 1885 - cows and -heiieEs &
ass 40; stOczers and feeders. So 69lS4 90 calves
S6 20 HOGS-Receipts. $1,000 head Market steafV
strong; mixed and butchers. IS 50S 50; good heavy
ass ga rough heavy. IS 2J1f56 43. light S. iG,lo
piss s. 1O6$3 20: bulk Of sales. So S0GS6 80 SHE-
Receipts, 1000 head. Market steady Sheep 50 20
yearIings. s. 750S6 so; lambs. SJ8s6-
Cincinnati July HOGS-i5eueraily Sc E.'~
butchers and shippers. So 90; S6GsGT5. car
TIE-SIOW; fair TO good shippers. 81 t0QS3 so Como
S2QS2 so. SHEEP-Easy. S59S4 o. LAMBS-al11. =
6SS d
EIast Buffalo July 14--CATTLE steady VEAIs-F-
ceIDts rs head; slow and sec lower s. 5O.- 4.
HOGS-ReceiptS 200 head. active and 5Sl0c hir
heavy, mixed. Workers and pigs. s. 35Sf 90 roughs g
ass 50; dairies. IS 9O1S7 % SHBEP AND LAllBS-s-
eeipts. 100 head; active and steady; lambs S1SS
Werhers. S6Q$6 45.
Union stock Yards. Pittsburg. July 14-CArIli-.-r-
light; market steady; choice. 50 6S5 80; prime & 81
ass 60 HOGS-ReceiptS light. market steady; rr.r
heavies &76S7 O5 medium and heavy YoTkaTs 81 % u.
Workers 81 2OG$I % pigs. 81 1e1$f 70; Toug1G. s.
SdEEP-Supply fair, market steady prIns vetles s.
GS5 so; cullS and common s. so1 s. 90 LALA's 50
81 VEAL CALVES. SI8$I %
Kansas City July 14-CAfILE-Eecelpt 100 Esz--
including 80 SOuthernsi market steady; choice e-s
dressed beef steers. IS 409S6 10: fair 70 good Sis
Western fed steers 3 IoeS5 %; slocksFs ana tss-
Sc 80: native cows. S20&4 80: native heifeIs Sss
bulls Sc 4O0S4: calves. 50 JO6S6 Receipts for the
AZ 900 head HOGS-Receipts. $500 head; market 1tss
weak; top Sc so: bulk OF sales. So IOS6 IS; heavy 81 Z
ass IS; packers Sc 7OS6 so; pigs and lights. s. i 81
Recsfpts for the week. 44.6OO head SHEEP-Eecz.7
500 head: market uolninaly steady Receipts o. "a
week 23 500 head
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
LIVEsTocIf MARKEr

BEEvIls-Eteeeipts were - ears. oF 90 is-sl
2 cars for saughtaTer3 ani car fo- ~ r----.,
ilg doing On Two cattle. Feeling sfe7Fv ~
IA Hight demand az UNCHANGED prices Il4erusef ~
$500 quarters IN the ST. Paul for tEs Il-i-
and ,20O quarters IN the Cmas!a o. Llvergs1f
CALsVES-8eceipts were head. 80 f-a5l-- j.
UOrtonce- Feeling weak Dressed calves oi-r-, ).
on limited supplies CITY dressed yeals so'f - s-f
SHEEP AND I4AAlI3S-Ftecelpts were AZ oa-4 -,
head, including cars for s.aaghterers an5 - -
market Prime Mandy sheep about STEADY. rstr- -
the heavy receipts Of lambs caused sharp h-s7l a
crsdes probably S1aSf - lower Tb- --s- ~. - ~ 4
sold at 9 SoelSS per ls0 - few tops s. So. -
% choice lambs at S6055 12is. with general -,
dressed lambs weak At l9l5c. wiih lle the Ee1s f,
price
a. So 30; 222 Kentucky 40. q rb az s.. - n
at So: les Virginia Do 81 n a. Ss 2s4 InlIan1 , =,
n. q So %; % do. 60 u. az SO %; 10 Virginia
Newton & Co: 216 Kentuclzy lambs ss n a. q, ~z
o. % ~ az 81 3: 2is West yizgi4la %. Il q. &. s.
100 n. a. S; 90 10 n a. s.; Kentucky do d s.
at s. so: I buck. 10 =. al s.
go do 6s ~ at 81 % 216 Do Gf n a. 81 - - ~
ginia do g. n. at 81 %; 30 do. IS n. al 81, & ~
Mcpherson & Co.: go Virginia lambs 6j n, az s. "a.
24s do u n. at SS % do. s. ~ az S. 2iS a. n
az s. 20; 2ls do. g 70 a 81 go AIaEylsud ao g
81 p: IS Virginia sheep. % ID at s.; Go1I0 & &
s.: % Maryland 90. 90 10 81.
Rabenstein Harris & Conner: % Kentucky IL.
a n. at S. % Virginia 90, ca u. az 81 s. go Ea
s Judd & Co: 25I Kentucky lambs q n ot Nf.
22O DO. s. I6. So so: III virginia do 81 y. AZ S1t
saughterers- Norninally weak
Saes-S. Judd Co. llate yesterday: state h1ss i.
b average. at 81 35 per 10O y.
W. p Hume Gate yesteFcaEl- 3 state hogs. 10l = 4
So 4Oi 10 roughs. o. ID. al 80 40
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
a SMELL Party.

Ever attend q smell paFty9" asked q = =
ment enplOye OF Star man the other eA'
never did myself till last week II was
one on me. But the form Of entertainl
interesting and furnished good deal o. -. q,
There was a small crowd Of US u- -,
the home or one OF the Agricultural Del- -.
officials last week. and in addition g ~
supper and some other entertainments, = - ~ -
ranged smelling match for the pens-. -. ~
and I do not know OF any one else 2, - ~ n.
QUaintanCe TO whom the idea would - - =
CURED. He had got a lot Of meGil.- ~--z
mOuthed bottles. all the same size ana '- '@-r-
and covered them with black paper - p
he had put the most Heterogeneous eol.- ~. >
Gmellabl0 things you could imagine. 49, =, -
were all numbered. and the trick So.,,I.ss,
down the line. take a whim az each ana -,
was in q.
NOW that sounds easy enough, put 4, ,e
markable the number OF people Who y st-
on even the most common liquids ~ tNe !. .ae
ton. Pretty nearly every body -reSVs - ~
WhiSkey. though IL was not hate -, ~
crowd. But q bottle Of ink t0oie0 49, 49,. 1T
Tho guests would take a smell az y. s. .,s-S
heads and say il mighty la,-l.. -, -
But they could not tell where they ~. ~ a.. let
q before. MIX was another thlnS '.l'- 49, .a.>
smell though YOU may not Teal1e Szu.s.l
has a smell al an which few people 49, vs.
II they did not see the hJuiu. 44ie1 -.-r,r sa'-
varniSh and shoe blacklnE ana ae..1 ~ -
eTCd brown sOap l0vOfiDs e@llaN u 49,. .l.-
thinGs Of common use. The little eNhis -
niahed q good deal Of amusement a. q r-s.-c
and if YOU think e Is always easy " = +, ~
familiar smell with the article lt pe48--s'
try it''-Wa Washinglol ss-x
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, July "a, 1905.
COFFEE-The coffee wa moderately active
for Saturday half session to-day, sales being re-
ported OF about 1900 bags Only two months were
traded in. September and December and while selling
somewhat scattering. the demand seemed TO come
from practically source--imQorters. The market
opened steady. al unchanged prices. response TO
and ruled generally STEADY. with the
close points higher one month and unchanged on
others. The final quiet 1t was q holiday IN
the French market and Hamburg. efter opening u pfg
lower closed unchanged July but pig lower on ater
months. Brazilian markets Rio % reis lower
Santos unchanged. No change was reported In the
rate Brazilian exchange and receipts while little
lighter than those Of the previous day. were considered
fairly liberal $4,000 bags, comparison being avail
year owing to the holiday The weather
PaulO continued fine in all sections
Is waiting from Brazil con-
cerning the present little later on 9 TO the
outlook for the coverings Of the coming There has
been considerable switching from September 20 later
during week, but little business OF
description noted during the last two
and the trade is rather uneasy as 70 PROB
able renewal Of month liquidation IN the event
any bulge, although 1t would seem improbable that
long very large IN the view OF the
quiet Of business and the long period OF
liquidation. The market for coffee quiet with
quotations the basis Of 77sc for Rio No z.
range OF prices in the local market to-day
- oiln-r.. NasteI-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 14-The wheat market today
underwent several changes. and IN the ent E1
rather weak and &c lower for the principal trsl-
ing option than II closed the day before
Bulnshly inclined spectators have TO s1o1--s'
all the heavy quantity OF new wheat that Is hs-S
bought to come here. No one else Is stocz,as n
the elevator people who are buying the grain T. n'
country giving Il TO the other fellow 70 had ~
them till September next Corn. oats and pos'
sions were each inclined TO 90 on the same a1v1'
ward direction with the leading cereals
The wheat market opened with prices q saaA
under yesterdays closing figures. the inausncs ..
ing heavy local receipts. Offerings then WsE7 sa-
Fear OF rust because OF rainy weather Il -
Northwest gave the market moro strength Lei
Country acceDtances were heavy. Local rsct.sa
were Sl7 cars. with SO cars estimated for A1rlAs
Rains. removing apprshensions Of q dFor-l-s s4a
the corn market an easier feeling at the eps1--s
and prices weakened &c. There was g Sa-s -
later Tor both September and Nay Local Es'a'' >
were go cars. with - cars estimated fOE MeHi-'
Shipments hence were 81. 900 bushels.
The weakness Of wheat near the end i1c-s-p7.
some additional selling and the maEke1 r.oss'
weak-JUly Rt ElsSc or &c lower: September = -
or 4so 70 80 down. and Nay. 499sc TO a.es '-9S-S
a similar decline to the September
Oats were neglected. the trade being fseE-s-.s'A
with prices showing slight downward ts-'e-,-''
There was good clash Oe buying On t-s =
Country acceptances were fair 20 good l0ea. p
ceipts were ~ cars. with 1sS cars estila-7- 80
Monday. Shipments hence were $4,000 nus4s-''
Provisions were dull. ard final tTansact'1s w.
at slightly lower prices. Some OF the So
packers were selling lard and ribs. and tls'S ~
some scattered liquidation IN pork
September pork sold from 81 s. on 70 s. y -
reacted to sT S2sk. September lard sold ir'a -
up to $40 20 912lk, on to 50 GA 70 g --- !.
acted 70 800. September ribs sold nom = -
to g SIls and reacted TO 8 S7lS to S949
Hog receipts were 14O0O head and prices .
yards NaFe a shade hlgher.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE mARkET.

Liverpool July 14.-CIosing-wH -wHE-AT-Spot u1a.-xs
futures quiet; July Tl1d September. e. 6sds Ue-
ber 6s rs CORN-Spot quiet; american ni1st G. =
01fd; futures quiet: July IS Tad: September e C. PEAS
Canadian steady. 6s 91zd- FLOCR-St. L0ls rarY
winter steady. Sc Sd HOPS az London (Pacif1 C1ss
steady, f3 GsGE3 15s- BEEF easy extra India mss 81
PORK nominal HA1IS-Short cut. IA 70 16 n s--.S
62= Cd RACON-StTong: Cumberland cut. g @ ~ =
52s ca: short rib. 16 20 a n SIS Cd: long clear U
Ilght % "a 10. SIS Ga long clear middes, hea. = .
40 n 65s: short clear backs 10 % -. 52s o; ca
bellies IA 60 16 n. 56S- 6HOULDERS-SquaFa o. 70
n strong, SOS LAEeD-StrOus: prime Western 81 sro-s
ass ga; American refined IN pals. ASS 3d. BUITE. rz
inaI CFTEESE-Firun: American finest white. bIs e l
cOlOreE. 66s Cd TALLOW-Prine city IS Ga: Als,s--
IN London. arm. sos TUFPElNSTINE-Spirilss 6l- -
ca. ROSLfG-COmmon steady. 9s 1olad- PElIIaQl- u
Refined quiet. ESD. IINSEED OIL-ouist 2ls S.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

COTTON-The cotton market was narrow anair on
Saturday-in fact typical end-week market with trad
ing and fluctuations insignificant of general change
in sentiment attitude OF the larger operators
toward prices The tendency was downward apparently
Of weekend realizing and the marker CLOSED
quiet at net decline Of to points leaving tne new new
10 points above the prices Quoted
az the close OF previous week. Sales for the day
were estimated $4,000 bales. The market opened
steady at decline Of 1 to points, and soon sold
of to the point session under scattered lquida
absence Of support The close was az Prac-
tcay the point OF the day. and IS TO 10 points down
highest point of the week. Lower Liverpool
cables. somewhat less buish weekend figures ana {ns
favorable Chronicle weekly review as compared with
the Impression produced by the private reports Of crop
damage received during the week were the factors IN
craing support and spite OF the liquidation OF scat
tering long accounts advances earlier in the week.
which have been partly maintained. accompanied
by broadening OF business and wire and COM
mission active during the middle or
the week. but there no general trade OF consequence
N in spite OF continued wet weather in the
calling for showers the east
the western belt. There were Tuulors
circulating freight for $4,000 bales Of cotton
had been engaged shipments OF the New York stock
TO delivery July contract there and
the July option the Southern market relatively
firm July In the local nnaretapDears to Do practically
dead letter 1-tasF
The Of contract prices IN the local market To-
fOhOWs
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
THE JOY rs CONSISTENT.
Wins Again IN Class Q an GraUesend
Bag Regatta.

For the first time in two years several OF the
classes OF the racing feet of the Gravesend Bay
Association found it impossible TO finish yesterday
within the time allowed for the races. and so the
regatta committee left the committee boat without
timing eight Of the yachts. 1t the forty-ninth
annual regatta Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club and
barring the unfortunate ending of the larger
classes the race was a success.
The usual interesting fight was put up in the
division. Six yachts started, and the JOY,
owned by Commodore Childs, once more crossed the
finish line winner. The course chosen for the
division and also for the below was twice
around marks off Bensonhurst, Fort Hamilton and
Seagate. In all the voyage was eight nautical
miles. The summary follows:
81 sIOoPs-CIAss o-sTARr a.1n-r,nrrpsr nr1r nS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
American 5000 receipts 5000 American: middlng
new and points lower POSITIONS closed quiet
5s2d Hugust4sspssm6er % SS4G5SSd;
S6940 iod: oete6eI~ NoysnbeT 5e3g5 eod and DeceH-
Fs6raaTy March 5esd: afaTc6Aprii S6sd; ApTiSNsy
FLoUR AND NEAL Al, To7asay's -four market Of
composed Of small miscelaneous lots Tor mmeiate re-
9uirements Prices remain unchanged and steady Rye
S & winter stTaishts s. ssSs4: Winter patents sac
Sss lo and extra No wi Winter ; s. soass 10 Y
FLOUR dull; quOtssaa;o Fsir 70 goSS s. Aogss 60;
guoted: KIN dTe z as to SrHd SAC f7
eoals il a FEES Western rrssuaT city III
dns s S 100 IS sacEs R' oar do SEE oo red doe
- - 90 all July shipment city bran $50 90 bulk s2l
hOmny chop s21 75GSS bulk SO SS6s2s 20 sacks: oil.
GRAIN- WHEAT The wheat market was sen
izng destroyed about All OF me advance July that
MSy ssssc AZ one time the market ws Sirber S
than the previous night. Room sentiment agalnst an
Northwest and Of Wet harvest IN Southern Russia made
a a% that anS he s
several rst dpatehes cSe tbt s6 w ls se r % Ss
rust had been proven beyond all question and that It
equally good authorities maintained that conditions in
poets likely Improve factor Of considerable b1ilsh
Shipments Of bush for the eeR Compared S tS
SsgUo @ bush the & previous Eesk CoTnry aGcePSanSes
bush compared with 6SIOoo bush last year. Liverpool
somewhat higher the Russian The weather map
with showers again in some Of the Central States threat
ening the wheat movement Cables export orders
reported be below working limit. cash
market in New York nominal follows: No red
sc elevator and S4c ahOat No Northern Duluth
SSSsS and No Northern Manitoba soc fob ahoat
market showed weaker tone, regardless OF the early
strength IN wheat It influenced chiefly bv prospects
improving weather somewhat larger receint
the decline OF is9ad az Liverpool and selling elevator
houseE At O'Clock July quoted at SaSc
at $3.50 and December az o7l6c Chicago receipts
about expected and interior were only 31O OOO
bush. compared with 401 coo hush year The cash
market closed nominal the basis Of 50lc elevator for
No 2 and 501zc afbat: 70 9 white. ana
No 2 yellow 0Olsc b aAoat OATS-Vith other mar
or following corn and on commission house selling The
cash market locally steady, on track bv anmnie
basis follows: Mixed 20 TO Sc No. 4304S5sc: natural
white 80 70 80 H. 4SG44c and clipped white as 10 40
n 46GiSOc. RYES-MaThet dull: No Western norunzl
67sO b New York
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
THE omEoM1 WINS IN CLOSE FINISH
M Telegraph % 1he TrIhun,

LBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
South Norwalk Conn. July 1.-the third Of the
seasons series of motor boat races under the
auspices Of the Norwalk Yacht Club was held this
afternoon before the Aeet of the American Power
Boat Association The finish was sensational sew
enteen boats finishing within ten minutes and some
being but fractions of seconds apart. Mr. Shaw s
Omeomi, from New York the winner
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
ROBERT ABBoTT's Low SCORE.
Beats w. Lester Glenney with a Card of 81
at Plainheld.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Plainheld n. J.. July IA-In the semi-fna round
for the club championship at the Painfied Country
Club to-day, Robert Abbott the intercollegiate
champion, made the lowest score for the year over
the lS-hole course. returning a 81, and beating w.
Lester Glenney by up and to play
Frank c. Talmadge beat C. B. Morgan by 2 up
The finals will be played next week between Alb
bOtt and Talmadge
In the play for the Golf Committee Cup, c. F.
Abbott won first honors with net score OF TO- The
scores:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

The winners were the MimOsa III, the Cara Mia,
the Thelema, the Vaquero the Cadeau, the Kid and
the Ailine
In the interclub races OF this club. for thirty
fcoters. sailed Thursday. the Neola II and the
Nautilus sailed for the Indian HarbOr Yacht Club
The Banzai drew bye and sailed for individual
cups.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
CORNELL CLUB PLAYS GOLF

Members Of the Cornell Club competed in a thirty
six hole medal play handicap the links Of the
ST. Andrews COLI Club yesterday II. Hasbrools
led. with a card OF 17l-s-163. His gross score was
also The best. The best scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
CUP PLAY AT GLEN RIDGE.
- Telegraph ID IL .

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Glen Ridge. N J.. July 1.-THE qualifying round
for the July Cup played on the Glen Ridge Golf
Club links to-day. the first eight to play in Class
A. the second eight IN Glass and the six
in, flaes
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
NEW YoRK PRICEs.

AEfALS-IRe market for pig iron certificates NJ tina
Produce Exchange duh and without trsnsa et,oss
Prices about steady Standard foundry erades er
quoted as follows: July and August $l7GSiT 30 ana
October November Sf1TS17 -''N
M0LAASSFeS AND SYRUPS-IEnd AZ the vveel. outes,,,
was noted In both molasses aRd syrups with tone how
ever steady bHt prices unchanged QuOtatIcng foovy.
New Orleans. centrifugal common l4ellGc fair iC1se,
good 10000; prime. 2O62se; New Orleans omen kStfIe
d003ecs syTups, common. 1aGi5c; fair I50lIc. 5000
lSQ2Oc: prime, 22G2se; fancy, 2eG2sc go
OILG-COttonsaed OF was Oniv nlndarascl,y ,cflvn
day. Bids were about Ae under last night buying
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
q No

George T. Van Bosklrk defeated c. A. Slower /
up in ls holes ard won the mems Championship
consolation cup for the second eight, and c. b.
Morgan won leg on the semi-scratch cup with &
score OF 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
CLUE HANDICAP AT MoNTcLAIR.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

IBy IeIegTaDh % The Trlbune.I
Montclair. n. j.. July IA club handicap az
eighteen holes was the attraction on the aGontclar
Golf Club links to-day and was won by H. G..
PIimpton with net score Of ea The scores:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

bunrhss. si4S1 X '~ss. - -
HAY AND sTT,A1v-frzF -r.-....4. |-,~.
tnTesS 1pt fre wees ana tse r~sr..,r ,a< - Gh-,s
eu.lsisti.r eroura co ne Erie d rss IS ases a.
s9t,es se-4as eit t.en has been no.cf pm,
mlr1ls. 1f91e to-day displayed -i.r fa-s -
activity and reeeil.s g che early part a \
week snow % nrEclg- Prices may 6f1rr- - r.,.
pI.yess y me l.s1 qriees O TIE woeE v5Is s'<. :,
BE 20 the Aul1nn River platforms. ffI~ s4ta
90 the wider range Of loccl deIuand fi-f 49, -
town places We quote: Prime, Iarrs ~. -
SIS 10 4 o0cs No 2 liG8l51c no . - li
61Glec; clover MIXED best. sc. 0cfer - .'7-s-
s.eaI. e.t4.'e- sA1tl-s -s.--iteeeipts have u
% prevent etEo-9ef prices tnln have -- n
Prices unchanged; long rye 90 58G60r
ceipts Ot hay ana straw, in tons reoort-t ~ a
Exchange az noon to-day. Hudson Rfr-- ~.
Wet sno.e. 60 El.e. Go fsnn.yivania. : ~ b.
Of New Jersey. %. river boats no. ~. C.7-r.i
total, LEO tons for week. 1.471 last w. -
ceirts Of straw. % tons: Tor week 20. f-..' ~ p,
Exports o. nay. in bales. for week. Tce---. ~
aavaua 1sOdts FloaregO I'D. Tar1uf-o 49,.
4s-los various. D. total. G2l bales q t-..
SGdI54- A&SALLt<-AuHcae 81 L. TT5~f-s ts-
81 10 RHE-NO 2. nominal. 58,lc ~.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
HANplcAPs AT FOX HILLS.

Leaders IN tie handicaps at the Fox HIS COLI
Club yesterday were follows:
Gilpin observer., 1906-07-05
PERSONAL MENTION

Fred and AL. Fuelcher spent Sunday
in Denver.
Chris. Cassagranda was among the
Centralites who spent Sunday in Den
yer.
Mrs. j. II. Bowden went to Arvada
Sunday morning.
VIM. Richards went to Denver Sunday
morning to meet his wife on her return
from a visit to Cripple Creek.
Chas. Lundvall made a trip to the
Queen city Sunday.
Ed Cody left for Denver and Ber-
thoud Sunday.
Miss Leila Westman, who had been
visiting relatives in this city and Black
Hawk, left Sunday morning for Victor.
She was accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Delphine Blake.
DR.. r. w. Fraser came up from Alma
Saturday and remained over Sunday.
He will return to the city within the
next two weeks when he will locate per-
manently and commence the practice OF
medicine. The many friends the doctor
made while practitioner Of This city up
until little over year ago will gladly
welcome him back.
Fritz j. Altvater went to the valley
Sunday morning and returned in the
evening with his thoroughbred trotting
mare.
Thomas II. Hooper left last Friday az.
ternoon for the Soldiers Home at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, where he will
most likely pass his remaining years
among his old comrades. May his days
to come be merry ones.
VIM. Hoefe returned Friday from a
visit to his family in Los Angeles, Cal.
Fred Warwick and Glenn Heuer came
in from Nederland Saturday to attend
the celebration.
Frank Kanter, OF the Banta Hill COM
pany, left Tuesday morning for Detroit.
Oscar Rachoisky came up from Den.
yer Monday evening to spend the Fourth
Phil Schmidt left for Denver Tuesday
morning on business.
Thomas Fade and wife went to the
metropolis Tueoday morning.
Miss Tat Martin came up from Den.
yer Monday evening to remain until AZ.
ter the celebration, visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Jenkins.
Harry Willis and family went to Den.
YER Tuesday morning for short visit.
Sam Glanville, OF the firm OF Clan.
vile & Peck, who went to England sew
eral months ago to be married, returned
with bis bride yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glanville will go to housekeeping at
once.
Gilpin observer., 1906-07-05
CentraIs Win from Brown 8 Beck.

Last Sunday at City Park the Central
team played the strong Brown & Beck
team Of Denver and came out winners
as usual. Mcintyre was in the box for
Central, and in the third inning the Wis
itors landed on him pretty hard and sue
ceeded in making five runs. After this
Maughn was put in the box and the
team from the capital failed to score
The local team started in to play ball at.
ter Maughn was substituted, and the
cheering OF the fans at this change
aroused the blood OF the mountain boys
who got into the game with their old.
time vim and won out with ease. Fol.
lowing is the score:
Central City. ......2 20 401 0-9
Brown & Beck. % 0 5 0 0 0 90 0-5
Batteries, for Central, Mcintyre, Ma.
loney and Maugh; for Brown & Beck,
Davis and Weigle.
Struck out-By Mcintyre 3, Maughn
4, Davis 0.
Bases on balls-Davis A, Mcintyre l.
Two base Hit-McIntre. Umpire-Rach-
ofsky.
Two OF the most interesting ball
games ever witnessed on the local
grounds we're played Tuesday and Wed.
nesday between the. s.Goldsmiths, Of Den.
yer and the home team. Tuesday the
Centrals defeated the visitors by score
OFT to 9. Yesterday the Goldsmiths
retaliated and won from the victors OF
the day previous by 0 to 8. The large
number OF spectators present at both
games were well pleased. Next month
the Centrals will play game with the
Goldsmiths in Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1906-07-05
The Whole Truth.

1t makes US very tired indeed to have
merchants insist on us to urge the peo.
pie to trade at home and not send away
to mail order houses or big city stores
for their goods, and when we go around
to settle our accounts have presented to
us a billhead printed away from home or
receive copy for an ad. written on let.
ter-head which emanated from some city
print shop. Yes, we believe In home
trading, but those who cry out 30 loudly
and persistently should certainly be first
to set the example, Breckenridge Jour.
nal.