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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-26
Herald Sporting News
.PHALANX WINS BY A NECK
HenShaII Stables Come to Grief
After Long String of
Victories,

San Francisco. Jan. 25.-At the long
price of to I. Phalanx Won by a neck
from Eduorum Rex at Emeryville today.
After string of victories the HenshaIl
stable came to grief in this race, when
PrOnta finished next to last Jockey
Knapp failed to get all possible speed
from Hugh MCGOWAN, and the favorite
was beaten by Royalty. Weather cloudy;
track fast Results:
First race. five furlOngs-E. NJ Brat
TAIN leI, CLARK, 6 to l. won; Soundly
100. CDicksOn), 16 to ), second; Chassis
100, (RObinsOn), to 1, third. Time-1:0152
Glendenning, Bear Hunter, Shady Lad
Cloeanthus. Velna, NY Order. Royal
White, Ulctma and Ethel Barrymore also
ran.
Second race, six furlongs-Pal, 100
Knapp, TO 1, won; Tom Roberts, 1G3,
(RC binsOn). II to 5, second; Sicyou, 80;
Graham. 90 to I, third. Time-1:15l4.
Queen Rec. Iron Watson. PentagOn, Sam
ada and Santee also ran.
Third race, one mile-Royalty, lO''
Truebel to .. won; Hugh MCGOWAN,
l07, Knapp. II to 10, second; Jolly Witch,
l 10 (Graham), g 70 / third: TIme-t ~,
Reno, Dusty Miller, Mattress and YAM
o ShanteF also ran.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth-Pha-
lanX 104, q. Kelly. to 1, won; Equorum
Rex. % (Rce), 6 to I, second: Christine
A 106, Il. Williams), S TO l, third. Time
1:475a. Hi Caul Cap. Governor Davis,
Critical PrOnta and MelOdiOus also ran.
Fifth race Futurity cOuTse-GrassCut-
ter. 107. (Goodchild), TO l. won; st. Fran
els 112. Fountain), to 5, second; Cock
sure 1O6 OZnapp). to /, third. Time
III. Quickrich, Lord Nelson, Isabeau
and Estmere also ran.
Sixth race, seven furlOngs-Nagazam,
109. Knapp. 10 to 10, won; Rey del Nun
do. 1l2, (Otis). 80 to l, second; BOlOman.
l0a (Fountain). to /, third. Time-1:2S
\ restellator Hammeraway. Sugar Maid,
EbeI Thatcher and TenOrdale also ran.
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FIVE FAvORITES BOWLED
Money MusS Is Only Sure
Thing to Land at Ascot
Park,

Los Angeles, Jan 25.-FOllowing the de-
feat of six favorites at Ascot yesterday,
five more were bowled over today, and
the talent suffered disastrously in the
betting. Money Muss, at to 10. was
the only successful favOrite. Gentle HaT-
winner s. NJ. Williams stable viii not
race at Ascot again this season, but
viii move to Oakland. Weather fine;
track fast. Summary:
First race, five and one-half furlongs-
Mill Song. 1O5, (McDanieD, 4 to l, Won;
la, 105 (Millerl. Is to 10, second; Seed
Cake, 1O5, (POWelD, ID to !, third. Time
1:C7A. MOncie Mabel Rezia, Anna Streak.
Myrtle D, Babe b, Astraea, SaindOTa
and Heartful also ran.
Second race. mile and a siXteenth-A.
MuskOday, lO4 CMcDanieD, TO TO ., won;
Prince Silyerwings 100. Coleman, to o.
third. Time: 46l4. Dekaber, Pearl Wa
t6rs and Orator also ran.
Third race, six MISUNDERSTANDING, 49,
McDanieD, IS to ;, won; Golden Buck,
Griffin. "a, CHOrnerl, to I, third Time
ia Pachuca, Lille B., Fullsway and
Prince Magnet also ran
Fourth race, five Urlongs-Edinbor-
Ough, 10. (BOOkerl. 3 to 2, WON Lady
Kispar, 102. tMcDanieD. . to !, second;
My Surprise, 101, (POwelD, TO ., third.
Time-1:01. Katie Crews. Radium, Cord
er, SaiariO, Little Buttercup. Rubiana and
Fifth race. mile and an eighth-GentIo
Harry, 1O4 (kenD, y to l. won; Dollie
WeithOff, 104. (kunZ), to ,, second;
EXapO So CHarriS), 30 to l, third Time
l:548z Preservation Chickadee. WyefieId,
COtlllion and Young NARROW also ran.
Sixth race, six fuTlongs-MOney Muss,
107, Swain. to 10, Won; bologna, %,
NHildebrand). 16 to 5, third. Time-1:13A.
Condo, MaZOnia- Occur de Lion and Bert
Arthur also ran.
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AFTER OTHER COUNCILMEN
j. o. Skeen Announces Purpose of
Filing New Charges.

Attorney J. D. Skeen, who sWore out a
complaint against Fred w. Chambers,
president of the Ogden city council, on
Wednesday, for having voted money 70
himself while a member of the council,
has but begun his work in connection
with the misrepresentation of the city's
funds. according to a statement made TO
The Herald yesterday. Mr. Skeen said
that within a very short time he would
also file charges against the remaining
four hoId-OveF councilmen, which would
be similar to the charges made against
Mr.. Chambers. Those affected are Will
liam Craig, Robert 2. Paine, a. II. MOyes
and r. w. Emmett
In speaking of his action in the mat
ter Mr.. Skeen stated that when he first
read the councils action in appropriating
500 to each member for work on the
board of equalization and review, he sug
gested that the money be returned, as the
action was illegal This suggestion, how
ever was resented and he then inVeSti-
gated the matter thoroughly. He then
issued another statement in which he
called upon the cOuncilmen to resign their
offices as members of that body or be
prosecuted. This was also resented and
he was then forced to bring the action.
He stated yesterday that the only thing
that could result would be the loss of
the office to the CounCilmen, and that the
actions would be of no avail providing
those against whom they were directed
would resign from the position. Unless
they vaoate their positions as cOuncilmen
the actions will be brought as soon as he
can prepare them.
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Reorganization Planned Which 1t Is
Believed VIII Create More
Interest in Bowling.
BUSINESS MEN WIN THREE
SOME HIGH SCORES BOWLED IN
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

a meeting of the members of the city
bowling league has been called for this
evening by President J. w. Hanes, at
which time the matter of a reorganization
of the league will be discussed. The ne
cessity of such action is readily accepted
by those who are interested in the game
and anxious to see the league make a
rousing finish. At the present time the
four lower teams are practically out of
the race, and a plan is suggested to cut
the league down to six teams, combining
the four lowest teams into two. By doing
this it would make two strong teams to
take the place of the four weaker teams
and give them a chance to fight it out
with the leading aggregations. This ac-
ton will probably be taken.
In last nights games the Business Men
took three straight from the Railroads.
A. w. Smith with an average of So was
the high man of the evening,
The scores.
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Special stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
special meeting of the stockholders of
the Wabash Mining cOmTany, a corpora
Ton OF Utah, will be held at the COM
pany's office, rooms 520-22, Atlas block,
West Second South street, Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Thursday, the 18th day of
February, 1906, at L o'clock p m. of that
day, for the purpose of considering
amendments to the articles of incOrpOra-
ton, and if the stockholders shall SO de
eide, amending the articles of incOrpOra-
ton in the following respects viz:
l. BY increasing the capitalization of
the company from $500 divided into
100000 shares of the par value of 81 each,
TO $2,0O0,000, divided into 250,000 shares of
assessable stock of the par value of IS
each share and $4,000 shares of nOn-aS-
sessable stock of the par value of s. each
share, and thereby to reduce the present
number of aSSeSSab BILE shares from 300 Gf0
to 250009 shares, and to provide for 49,
600 of on-assessable shares; the total is
sue to be 400, 600 shares Also to provide
for the issue of the newly created assess
able stock. share for share in lieu and
in place of the now issued and outstand-
ing assessaElG stock. and the substitution
of the surplus then remaining of the
newly created assessable stock for the
aSSeSSahle stock now IN the treasury, and
to provide for the placing of the newly
created worcestershire stock in the treas
ury and to provide for the sale and dis
position by the board of directors of all
the newly created aSSeSSable and nOn-as-
sessable stock in the treasury, and 20
provide that all the newly created shares
both assessable and non assessable, shall
be considered as fully paid, and issued
as fully paid shares.
2. Amending articles z. II and Is of the
articles of Incorporation To accord with
and carry into effect the matters above
mentioned.
BY call and order of the board of di-
rectOrs.
n. TRBWEEK. President
w. Mont Ferry. Secretary.
Dated January q, 1906.
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BAD WEATHER FOR RACING
Little Speeding Done by Flor
ida Autos for This
Reason,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Fla, Jan. 25.-In
cheerless weather with a tide that left
little room on the beach for the cars.
and a heavy north wind blowing, two
races only were run in the automobile
tournament today.
Few persons were out for the contests
and the officials had a hard time to
find suitable shelter for the timing stand.
In the morning a. cable dispatch was
received by the representatives OF the
company whose cars Hemery refused to
drive, even under the alternative of sus-
pension, giving him permission to appoint
another driver. 1t was given out that
Guy Vaughn would be at the wheel Of
the &O-hOTse-pOWer car which made such
fast unofficial time yesterday, but the
weather conditions made the races in
which 1t was entered impossible.
The fifteen-mile Price handicap for
American touring cars was won by
steamer driven by DurbOn in 1912 . &C
tual time.
The ten-mile COrinthian championship
for amateur drivers was won By s. 3.
Stevens in a foreign gasoline car, Time
P:28
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GOLF RESULTS IN MEXICO
Snow Falls on Links Willie
Smith Wins Professional
Match,

Mexico City Jan. 25.-Participants in
the international golfing contest went on
the links yesterday under a gray sky,
which for a brief time allowed a few
pellets of hard and ice-lil1e snow to fall,
reminding the British players of the cold
Scottish links. The morning was almost
unprecedentedly cold for this season in
consequence of the heavy northerly gales
blowing down on the coast. The first
round Of the amateur championship on
the San Pedro links resulted as follows:
A q. Lockwood Of Massachusetts beat
l. +. Parry Of Mexico, Garrison Adams
of New York beat Paul Hudson of Mex
leo, s. z. Cummins of Mexico beat Gold
bert MclntOch of Hot Springs, Ark, Rob
ert Evans of Mexico beat A @. Scales of
Mexico. H. P. Gallagher of Mexico beat
M. McLane of Mexico. a. R. DobsOn OF
Mexico beat NJ. +. Lewis of San Antonio
j. H. Wilkinson Of Mexico beat A. w
DOnley of Mexico, Walter Fairbanks of
Denver beat j. @. Stevenson of Boston.
In the extra professional match Willie
Smith Won at "a with ROlan Jones VIII
lie Armstrong and Alec Herd, tied at Is
for second place.
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Assessment No. 2.

ANACONDA-TONOP MINING
Compan Principal place of bust
ness, Salt Lake City. Utah. No
tie ; hereby given that a meet
ing Of the directors held on the Sth day
of January. 1906, an assessment of two
20 cents per share was levied on the
capital stock of the corporation, payable
to J. ". Langley. secretary OF said cor
pOratiOn, at Tonopah. Nevada, as fol-
lows: one % cent per share on or be-
fore the 7th day Of February, 1906, and
one ID cent per share on or before the
9th day of March, 1906. Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain I'M
paid on e 9th day of March. 1906 will
be delinquent and advertised for sale q
public auction, and unless payment is
of March. 1906 to pay the delinquent
assessment together with the cost OF
advertising and expense OF sale.
:. ". LANGLEY, Secretary.
Tonepah. Nevada.
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WILL ACCEPT FRANCHISE
J. F. McCaron Announces Purpose
to Go Ahead With Electric
Road Project.

J. F: MeCarron, who was granted a
on oct %, 1906, to operate an electric
railway in Weber county has notified the
county clerk by letter that he will ac-
cept the franchise.
The franchise provides for the operation
of an electric line between Salt Lake and
Ogden Mr.. McCarron has arranged to
use the tracks of the Ogden Rapid Tran
sit company through Ogden and the
tracks of the Ogden q Northwestern from
the city limits on the north to the Ogden
Hot Springs, from which place he CON
templates extending the line to Brigham
City and the north. The time set forth
in the franchise for the commencement
of work is between May of this year
and May l. 1897. When Mr.. MeCarrOn
was here in October he stated that east
ern capitalists We're behind the project
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MARX SIGNS WITH OMAHA
Well Known Local Ball Player
viii BaCkStop for
ROurke,

+. O. Marx is now a big Lacquer. He
attached his name to an, Omaha contract
yesterday and sent it to w o. Rourke
manager of the Omahogs in the West
ern league. Marx is therefore the first
one of the many BAH players who win
ter annually in Salt Lake to find a berth
70" the coming season.
Marks contract calls for a fair sal
airy. He has been asked to report April
J. and will therefore be with the team
on its spring training trip Eddie Quick
and Jack PfiSter, two former Pacific Ma
uOHal league players. are with Omaha
or the pitching staff and. as Marx IS
signed to catch, the work of Omaha's
battery this year will be interesting to
local fans.
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MOTHER WRITES OF SON.
Mrs. NJ. c. Mason of Boise Asks About
Man Found Dead.

A communication was received yester-
day by the Ogden police department from
Mrs. N c. Mason of Boise, Ida, inquir-
ing about Frank Mason. who was found
dead in a local rOoming house here some
time ago. Efforts at the time failed to
locate any of Mason's relatives and the
remains were inferred at the expense of
terday Mrs Mason states that she had
a son. z. Arthur Mason, who left his
home in Boise about thre years ago, and
is supposed to have come to Ogden. Since
that time she has heard nothing from
him and thought the person referred to
as Frank Mason might be her missing
boy. She gives the age Of her son as q
years while the other man was much
older. The description does not tally in
many other ways with the man found
dead here and could not be the same
person,
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Speeches in OpposItion.

Basing his prediction of the great
future development of --rizona and
New Mexico on the accomplishment
of his own state, Mr.. Kahn (Califor-
MAJ depicted the wrong that was be-
ing done in joining these two terri
tories as one state.
Mr.. MOnden (WyOming) followed in
the same line. He predicted the time
when the representatives of the flour
ishing west woulu object to the repre-
sentation accorded the dead and dying
east, because of its past prosperity
A brief speech in opposition was
made by Mr.. Lloyd (Ark.) also.
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SAVAGE WILL TESTIFY
IF PROMISED IMMUNITY

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 25.-In the prelimi-
nary examination of Fred d. Sherman.
charged with having paid Mayor Wright
a bribe of $1,000 in connection with nav
ing contracts, W. r. Rust chairman of
the citizens committee, said George Mil
ton Savage had come before the com
mittee and said Sherman had paid the
bride while in the employ Of the Barber
Asphalt company and would come for
ward with testimony if granted immun-
ity, The prisoner, Sherman was ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty. The court
room was crowded as the citizens com
mittee is composed Of prominent business
men.
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MAN WHO BEAT STATS
HAS BEEN REINSTATED

= San Francisco. Jan. 25.-The mana :
= gers OF the Pacific Coast baseball >
= league adjourned without finally set >
= tTtng the question of the manage ;
= ment Of the San Francisco team. =
= Marty Murphy and Tim Flood who :
= were suspended for assaulting UNI :
? pires, were reinstated. A salary limit :
= was not established :
= Tim Flood is the bali player who ;
= assaulted Stats Davis at Los An :
= geles last fall and gave him a severe )
= beating. President Bert blackliSted )
: Flood at the time and said ne would >
: never be allowed TO play on the !
, coast again. 4
= 1t Is understood that Flood was re ,
= lnstated through the efforts Of Tfp 3
? Men, president of the Western \
= league Some time ago O'NefT was =
= quoted as saying that he would use )
: every. effort to get Flood in good >
: standlng again with view Of plac- ;
ing MIN as manager of the Pueblo ,
= team in the Western league.
= ~ =
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ANARCHISTS IN JAIL.

Monongahela, Pa, Jan. 25.-Consta ntina
Levi and Pedro Foraeika, alleged secreta-
ries of the anarchistic organization
whose headquarters at Baird, Pa, We're
raided early Tuesday morning, and the
president and number of the band cap
tUred together, were arrested today in a
mining shaft near West Elizabeth Pa
Many discriminating letters, a shotgun,
two Winchester rifles and a number of
revOlvers were found The men. were
nIaced in iaiI here TODAY
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Suit Settled Out of Court.

In the district court yesterday before
suit for the loss of an eye of William
VaTney VS.. the Utah Construction COM
pany was taken up. A jury was secured
During the noon recess the matter was
practically settled out of court for the
sum of $3.50 Varney will not be of age
until March neXt> and at that time the
final settlement will be made
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Ogden News

Office, 24s4 Washington Ave.
Ogden, Friday, Jan. 20.
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overcoat's owner Is Found.

Tt was learned yesterday that the over
coat stolen by John Howard a few days
ago was taken from the Montana room
ing house and was the property of Ar
thur Alexander, a railroad brakeman
who was out on the road at the time the
theft was committed. Howard was ar
he admitted having stolen the coat he
refused to tell where he got it,. Alexander
swore to a complaint yesterday charging
Howard with burglary in the second de-
gree.
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"BILL" HAUSEN TO PLAY
WITH ST. LOUIS THIS YEAR
(Special to Ne Herald.l

Ogden, Jan. 25.-"Bll" Hansen, the big
catcher Of the Ogden baseball team, yes
terday signed contract with the St
Louis Nationals. where he will play next
season. John ]. McCIOskey, manager of
the cardinals, asked him to report at
Houston, Tex, where the team will put
in its preliminary work.
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RurlaI of w. h. Adams.

Funeral services were held at the Will
son ward meeting house yesterday after
noon over the remains of VILLAIN Henry
Adams. the 15zyear-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Adams Bishop John Rack
a number OF selections and a selo was
sung by Orspn Griffin. Interment was
in the Ogden City cemetery.
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COLORADO CONCERN
IN RECEIVERS HANDS

Boston, Jan. Ell. A. Packard of New
ton today was appointed receiver of the
Wall Street Gold Extraction company, a
Colorado corporation, with a plant in
Boulder county, Colorado, for treating
gold-bearing ore.
The proceedings were brought by To-
bias Libby, who alleged that he is a
stakeholder and had loaned the company
large sums. The capital stock of the
company is 10000 shares of par value
of 81
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Impassioned Plea.

Mr.. Noon made an impassioned plea
for Arizona.
Mr.. Smith made a most emphatic de-
nitl of charges that The railroad and
mining interests were working against
joint statehood.
Mr.. Lloyd (Mo) depicted the injus-
tice of uniting Arizona and New Mex
leo, and charged that the only argu-
ment in favor of so doing was the fear
Of increased power of the west in the
senate. The r0llcaIl on the bill was
begun promptly at 3 o'clock. In just
twenty-five minutes the result was an
nounced, 1914 ayes, $50 noes. and s an
sWering present.
"The bill is passed" declared Speak
er Cannon. Thirty-three Republicans
voted against the bill.
The resignation Of Claude A. Swan
son, recently elected governor of Vir-
ginia, was presented to the house. At
Abs p. m. the house adjourned until to-
morrow.
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DECATUR DISMISSED.

: Washington, Jan. 25.-Stephen \
: Decatur, great grandson of Com !
= modore Decatur, first class L. S. =
Naval academy, was today dis =
, missed from the academy by Sec 4
rotary BOnaparte in conformity =
, with the sentence of the court =
martial in his case on the charge =
= of hazing :
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses ha We been issued to
William F. Smithers u. and Miss Eva
Edwards, 49, of Salt Lake; and Silas w.
Epperson, "a, of San Francisco, and Miss
Jessie Robson, q, of Ogden.
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SAVED BY PROMPT work.

Portland, ore, Jan. 25-Owing to the
collapse of a frail landing platform at
WashOugal last night five of the passen-
gers of the river steamer Bailey Gatzert
were thrown into the icy river and only
saved from drowning by the prompt ac-
tion of the crew and some of the pas
Sengers on the Gatzert
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alt Lake Citv. an. .. 1896.
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OFF FOR THE PHILIpPINEs.

Denver, Jan. 25,-In three special trains
the Second infantry regiment $50 strong.
under command of Colonel Mansfield, left
this city today via the Union Pacific rail-
road for San Francisco. where they will
ship for the Philippines.
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TRIED TO Kill HIMSELF.

ST. Louis, Jan. 25-Henry Sudhoff. a
clerk, as years old, and brother of Will
liam SudhOff pitcher for the St Louis
American League ball club, shot him
self. probably mortally, today. He had
been out of employment and had suffered
from insomnia.
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SHOT AND KILLED.

prominent Indian member of the legis-
iature of Pickens county, was shot and
killed at Mannville today by ". A Teal,
a land owner Particulars of the crime
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WINNER DISQUALIFIED.

New Orleans, Jan. 25.-The City Park
stewards decided today to disqualify
winner of the fifth race yes
teTday and awarded the purse to Jack Do
Ian. Through an oversight Emergency
was entered in the race, to which he was
ineligible.
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SAINTS AND MUTEs MEET
AT L. D. S. GYM TODAN

A state league basket ball game is
scheduled for this afternoon at the l.
ID. S. Z. when the Deaf Mutes of Ogden
and the Saints Of this city meet. These
two teams are composed Of the smallest
players in the state league and a fast and
close game Is therefore looked for. The
game is called for $3.50 o. m
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PERPETUAL INJUNCTION.

Cincinnati, Jan. 25.-W. J. Oden. the
Cincinnati broker, was today perpetually
enjOiued from interfering with the $50. 600
developing from the sale of the New
York stock exchange seat of Holdeman
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SENTENCED TO DEATH.

Grants Pass. Jan. 25.-Jasper Jennings.
of the murder of his father
Newton NJ. Jennings. was today SEN
on March g.
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Railroads.
Business Men.
Commercial League.

The members of the Commercial league
did some good work on the alleys last
evening. Brown, with an average of
1877 1-3 was high man, although GYllen-
swain was but three points behind.
The scores.