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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
EVERYTHING GOES
TO FRISCO MEN.
Amateur Boxers of Olympic
Club Sweep the
Boards.
BEAN EATER BREAKS ARM.
Sports Now Packing Trunks TO Go
Home After Biggest Tourney
Ever On Coast.
BEAN EATER BREAKS ARM.

Mechanics Pavilion, San tancsco
April e,-The National amateaur champ
ionship boxing tournament which has
been under way at tho Mechanics pavll-
Ion for three successive nights under the
auspices Of the olympic club was con-
cluded this evening, when the semi-hnals
and finals OF this various classes were de-
cided. Eeven bouts OF the highest order
were pulled or, and seldom has such en-
thuslasm been Witnessed at local ring
side as that displayed during the prog
ross Of these events. The attendance to-
night was the largest OF the meeting \
majority OF the contests were 20 even
that IL was necessary to order an extra
round to determine the winner the most
remarkable feature IN connection with
the tournament was the fact that the
olympic club OF this city swept the en-.
tire card There was wide difference OF
opinion over the result OF the lOo-pound
championship class as the contest was so
evenly Fought that an extra round was
looked for
II. l., McKinnon Of the Boston Athletic
club, who was regarded az an almost sure
winner In the welter-weight class, was
unfortunate In that he broke his arm In
the seml-hnal and could not compete In
the Anal. which went 10 S. w, Mcdonald
OF the Olympic club
Following IL Il list Of the names OF the
winners ia the respective classes.
lS-pound (bsntam) class-Ffmmy Car
roll, Olympic club.
1l5-pound class (festher weight -Har.
~ Baker, Olympic club,
lS-pound class (speciaD- William Leon
ard. olympic club,
l&-pound class Digit weight)--Lsw
Powell, olympic club.
l&-pound class tweter-weighO-W Nc
Donald Olympic club.
1&-pound class middle eight -Henry
F1encke. olympic club
1S.pound class dight-heavy- wei ght)--
Tad Hordan, Olympic club,
Olympic club
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
So they're worth while.

Office OF the Commercial club, CONNER
cial Club Building, Salt Lako CITY Utah,
March 81. lgs.--Sealoo proposals VIII DO re-
ccived at this office until 3 o'clock D. M.
Tlesday, April 18th. 1906, for the work
OF constructing what IL popularity known
as North Boulevard or Wasatch Drive.
The approximate quantities and nature
OF work are as follows!
Rock excavation, 70 Gu. yds.
Earth excavation, $4,000 Gu. yds
Levelng and shaping roadbed, 5000 50.
yds.
surfacing gravel Furnished and spread,
1882 Gu yds
Rolling finished surface with ten-,on
steam roller 5000 so. yds. i..
Reinforced concrete culvert compiets
/.
Concrete catch basins with gratings
complete. ~,
Vitrined clay pipe g inches dla.), laid
and covered, GEO lin. It.
Fencing. 400 lin. n
Cobble stone gutter 500 lin. II.
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
specifications and forms for contract and
bond can be obtained upon application at
the office " the Commercial Club or OF
the CITY Engineer OF Salt Lake City.
The right IS reserved TO reject any or
all bids
BY order OF the Commercial Club.
u. q, HOWARD
Chairman OF Committee
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''77''
DR.. Humphreys Seventy
Seven breaks up Colds and
q RIP
Al Druggists, y cents or mailed.
Doctors Book mailed free.
Humphreys Homeo, Medicine Co, Cor
William and John streets, New York
given at Oakland daily until tho close o

given at Oakland daily until tho close OF
the season.
Weather clear; track fast. Results
INST race, nve and a half furlongs--
Chict Whitman, lO1. Graham, 20 !, won;
Alma Gardia, 81, preston, 2 10 ]. second
Happy Lad. H. +. Kelly, 70 /, third.
Time. 500. Rusticate Main, Miss spo-
kane, southern Lady H.. Spring Ban,
Black Eyes, Gerolette and Lady Walker
also ran,
Second race. Eve and half furlongs.-.
Phalanx, 1871, Trayers, 10 to s. won; +.
n ssrattaaiinn' 49, Dugan, 70 2; SECOND riIn {;
70 San, l29. Clark. ) TO !, third, Time
lisis' Paddy Lynch, Princess Wheeler,
James \. Murray Buckster Hodi anu
LsbofYai also ran.
Third race, mile and a quartcr-Epicurc,
lQt Robinson, even, won, John w. Dan
ney, i0l, J. j, Walsh, 100 to !, second;
Phaon, 10, Clark. to q third. Time, 2'll.
Brown Patsy, Polonlus, Calculate Leone
Spondoolix, ri Photo, Barker and Flora
Bright also ran,
Fourth race, one mile-Dewey, lW
Rice, to |, won. Peggy o'Ncal, loi, 7
sullivan, TO !, second; Bonar, loo, Y,
Hayes, 10 to !, third. Time, t:iIA Pick
away, Chablis Yellowstone. Wateroure,
Rocky l.Iberto, Wonrlck and supreme
Court also ran.
Fifth race. one mlle--Montnna Peeress,
49, Rice, Y 10 !, won Viona, 100, j. j.
Walsh l2 10 |. second Pr0nta, l5, Clark,
3 to TO- third Time i:i3. Briarthorpr,
Matt Hogan, Mountebank. W. p, Palmer
only Jimmie and Dora ] also ran. Roy
atty left at the post
Sixth race, mile and fifty yards--Bluc
crates, 10 Palms 10 TO S, second Cabin,
l06, Rice, 6 20 l. third Time. l;45h.
Sandstone, Neterano. Eethel Barrymore,
Sinner Simon and risona also ran.
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TRACK SQUAD BUSY.
High School Men Preparing for In
terclass Meet.

The track situation at the High
school will take a DEFINITE shape on
April Il, q week from today, weather
and wind permitting, as on that day
the interclass meet occurs to deter
mine who are speedy enough for a
permanent berth In the big squad.
The men are already signed up and
as revised. the list of entries In each
event IL as follows:
Shot Put--Hoyt Settle Judson, II.
Richardson.
High Jump--Carmichael Ewart.
Morris, Hyde.
Broad Jump--Morris, Young. Hyde,
Rephart. Johnson. Martin.
100 Yard Dash-Stenhouse, Loot
borrow. H. Richardson. Blackner,
Grant, Judson. Shores.
220 Yard Dash Stenhouse. HAM
mond, II. Richardson. Blackner. judi
son, Grant. Loofborough. Shores
40 Yard Run-Harris. w. Hall,
Roberts. Howard. Il. Hall, Paddson.
220 Yard urdles--Carmichael, Har-
ris, Blackner. Howard, Roberts, Hyde,
Shores, Critchlow.
$50 Yard Run--Hoyt. Cheesman, ID.
Richardson, Harris. Howard. w Hall,
Settle. Deane, Billing e. Hall. Peck
Gray, Wood, Eckstein, Paddison, Cane.
Pole Vault-Morris Laubly, Hyde,
Wood. Johnson, Cheesman.
Hammer--D, Richardson, Settle,
Critchlow.
The squads are working out under
the direction of their squad captains,
and Coach Callahan While the Varsity
is away at Boulder. the High school
will meet the Y. NJ. c. A. IN q dual
meet at Cummings Field. the track
having been granted by Prof, Cum.
mings for this purpose.
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sCANT CONSIDERATION.
Automobile Records VIII Stand With
Racing Board.

New York April G.-Scant consideration
is likely to be given the protest lodged
by the automobile club Of Great Britain
and Ireland against the records and VIC
tories OF certain racing machines in the
last Florida tournament by the racing
board OF the American Automobile asso-
citation according to todAy's Herald. There
was not a meeting Of the board yester-
day as expected, but there was con-
ference between Jefferson de Mont
Thompson. chairman Of the board. and
w. X Vanderbilt, Jr, Several directors
Of the association also wert IN attend
ance.
Mr., Vanderbilt said that while abroad
he talked with officers Of the automobile
club OF France concerning the absence
of dlfferential gears IN the racing ma
chimes and that he was informed that the
club disclaimed any responsibility for the
entry OF the cars without differentials.
1.-THE British club was n little late in
entering its protest" was the only in
formation vouchsafed by Mr.. Thompson.
He admitted that the complaint would be
formally brought before the board at the
first regular meeting which will be held
Monday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

In the Third Judicial District Govt NJ
the state ~ Utah, IN and for the County
OF salt Lake, In tho matter OF the estate
OF David tNllmer. Deceased, Notice Is
hereby given that under authority OF an
order OF sale granted by the District
Court OF he Third Judicial District in and
for the County OF Salt Lake, State ot
Utah, dated March cath, 1906 7 will sell
at private sale the following described
real estate. to-wit:
Commencing at the northwest corner of
lot I'VE (l block forty.three (tO. plat
"A" salt Lake City survey, and running
thence south ten dO rods: thence east iva
~ rods; thence north ten (lM rods thence
west FIVE G) rods, 20 the place ~ Begin
ming. containing 20 square rods said sale
Will be made on or after April 10Th 1875,
and written bids will be received by tho
undersigned AZ the office OF Messrs. Cam
non Irvine and Snow. attorneys. room
81 Tempeton Building. Salt Lake city,
Utah. Terms o. sale cash, ten per cent
payable on the date Of sale and the ball
arce on confirmation Of the said sale.
DAVID FULLMER,
Administrator with Will annexed OF thu
Estate OF David Fulmcr. Deceased.
Dated March 18th. ias
Cannon. Irvine & Snow. Attorneys FOR
Administrator.
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NEPHI.
COMMERCIAL CLUB ACTIVE.
Serious Blaze Aycrted--IIcavicst Pro.
clpitation In Years.

Special Correspondence.
Nephi, Juab Co. April Slider j. A.
Booth, who returned from mission In
England has taken Office rooms In the
Schroeder building and will resume his
practise Of dentistry.
A very profitable meeting was held at
the Commercial club Tuesday evening
by the club members. Committees
were appointed to attend the conven.
ton relating to the reduction OF state
lands ut Salt Lake on the sth inst, anh
TO look into the advisability OF asking
for the next militia encampment to be
held at Nephi. The club will give
grand annual ball on the 18th inst.
What might have been a serious fire
occurred at this place this forenoon
when the roof OF the Schroeder building
caught fire, but the blaze was extin-
guished before any serious damage wes
done except to the roof, and the litto
damage done to the furniture IN the
store room OF the building
At last the storm seems to have abat-
cd, and the opening OF spring IL look
ed for, Just now the roads and high
ways are In muddy. "cut-up" condI-
tion. so that extensive traffic is next 10
tmpostible. Old residents say that
there has been more rainfall and snow
than at any other time called to mind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
NOTICE OF SALE,

In the Third District Court In and for
Salt Lake County, state OF Utah. In the
matter OF the estate OF william Evans
Deceased The undersigned will sell at
private sale, the following described
real estate. situate in Salt Lake City
and County, state OF Utah to wit.
Commencing six 80 rods north Of the
southwest corner OF lot five ;j). block
forty nine (isl plat 81" Salt Lake Citv
survey, and running thence north four 10
rods thence east ten GO) rods. thence
south four a. rods thence west ten n0)
rods, 10 the place Of beginning. on or after
tho 10th day Of April 1906, and written
bids will be received NJ Room No. Des-
eret National Bank Building, Salt Lake
City, Utah, terms Of sale. cash ten per
cent to be paid at the time OF the sale and
the balance on confirmation.
PHOEBE EVANS.
Administrative OF the Estate OF Williams
Evans Deceased.
Moyle and Van Colt, Attorneys for Es-
tate.
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number of shares DR., Yoder and
Profs. Jardine and Northrop were down
last Friday, looking over the farm,
and planning for tree and shrub plant
ings. etc.
ARBOR DAY.
The public schools are preparing TO
celebrate Arbor day In fine style. \
program will be given and trees will
be planted around the new school
buildings. A race track has been AK VI
up and the school boys are training
hard for the county high school meet
at Payson this spring.
Elders meetings closed Monday night
for the season with special progra ms
A baptismal font has been placed in
the basement OF the new tabernacle
where a public baptism was held satur-
day In the past people have had to
go over to the Saratoga Springs, about
six miles from here, to be baptized,
Mr.. John Quincy has bought the
Gottlieb Beck farms In the western part
of town and will build a brick home
thereon.
Mr. G. l.. Stookey has bought part of
his brother, T.. Stookeys. lot and will
erect an imposing residence thereon
this 81 ring.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Christa
Fox Russell Monday. and son TO
Mrs Robert Stoddart Thursday
A great many OF the people from here
are in Salt Lake City attending 1on-
ference this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
LOGAN SOCIAL NEWS.

,osan. Cache Co.. April 5.-prof. and
trs Bexell entertained large number
~ friends most hospItabi. at their
so,ne on Tuesday evening. are rooms
80 prettIiy decorated with cut aow-
arc and greens. The host and hostess
.,sre ably assisted In entertaining their
..ass,s ana In serving dainty repast
Mrs p. Il, Keeer and the Misses
Wartha and Grace Fisher Euchre was
.isyed the prize winners being Mrs.
Sason Mrs. Stevens. Prof. Ostien and
psof Arnold. The following were pres
IT, r.. Messrs. and Mesdames Il. w.
pnh,nson. p. L. Keller, A. NJ, Flem-
'sIrg : 0, Stevens, q, w. Thatcher.
I. Campbell, w. S. Langton, Il.
n styer. n. ID. Ball, l.. A. Ostien A. II.
Thompson ]. Il. Shepherd. ]. T. Odeh,
tT Caine, Jr.. j. G. Walters, r.. p.
bacon George II. Champ. w. j. Kerr.
Ssnnbell. W. w. Mclaughlin. Guy
thatcher. VIII Jardine. C. c. Goodwin.
n G Bulge, n. r. Moore. Mrs Anna
ynox Misses Eva Knox, NJ. A.Torgensen.
Tlizabeth Smith. Martha Fisher, Grace
TGsher Hida Eliason, Annie Eliason.
Winnie Miner, Florence Miner, Mrs.
Rhoda Cook, Messrs. +. Arnold, Bolte,
George Thomas, DR.. Goodrich. North
run.
Prof. and Mrs. Bexell also entertained
AZ most enjoyable party on Thursday
evening
A very pleasant social event Of last
week was that given by Mrs. Jane
Thatcher to number OF friends. The
evening was enjoyably spent In games
and music. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. II. q. smurthwalte. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jchr Bench. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Knowles Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Quln-
rey, Mrs. Francis. Mrs. Lucy Carbon.
Mrs. Kate Watterson. Misses Amy and
Bessie Vilet, Kate Knowles.
Last Monday the Dose Girls of the
A. c. surprised Miss Carrie McAllster
and spent most jolly afternoon at her
home. Among those present were
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REDMOND.
Death OF Mrs. Christian j. Smith
F1atterIng Crop Prospects.

Death OF Mrs. Christian j. smith
FlattcrIng Crop Prospects.
Special Correspondence.
Redmond, SEWER Co. Utah, April 5.
The community Is In deep sorrow
over the sad death OF Mrs. Mary G..
Smith, wife OF Christian ]. Smith. who
died March 81. Deceased was 80
years Of age and leaves husband and
six children and large number OF
friends and relatives to mourn her
demise. Funeral services were held in
the ward Westinghouse April 3. Con-
soling words and appropriate re-
marks were made by Elders +. c.
Mickelsen, Charles Jensen and c. NJ.
Nicholson. Beautiful music was fur
nished by the ward choir.
Sister Smith was good mother. a
faithful worker IN the Relief society
and devoted Latter-day Saint.
There is plenty OF rain. snow and
mud. Prospects are good for plenty
of water this season and good crops of
all kinds are expected,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07
BLOOMINGTON.
FLOODS IN DIXIE.
Dams and Canals Washed Out--Farms
Damaged
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Bloomington, Washington Co., March
I.-since last writing there has been
some more foods on the Rio Virgin
and Santa Clara. larger than ever and
considerable damage has been done.
Some of the farmers along the Clara
creek have lost part OF their farms
and the same results are found along
the Rio Virgin
Here al Bloomington II has taken
away part of the canal, and has made
the Clara creek as wide again as It
was made by the food before.
At Price II has washed away part OF
the canal and taken away some OF the
farming land. so that In places a new
canal Will have to be made to bring
the water upon the land.
The farmers will commence on the
dam and canal again next week
Last evening a surprise party was
given our presiding Elder, Alfred A.
Carpenter, yesterday being his birth
day. A dance was rendered. and the
citizens all enjoyed themselves well,
picnic was also served.
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THE Charcoal Burner" The old
folks themselves presented the play.
a. W. Brown had the leading role
and was supported by Edwin Ford.
Mrs. Rose Hamblln, w. ]. r. McAllis-
ter and John r. Brown. They played
to full house and won universal
praise.
SCHOOLS CLOSE.
The Kanab Public school closed last
Friday At 3 p. IN. the girls OF the
NTH and sixth grades presente> a
play they themselves had written from
the novel when Knighthood- Was In
Flower" An especially good feature
OF the evenings program was the dra-
matization OF "Hiawatha's Hunting
by the little ones OF the beginners
grade.
cold wave struck the country Sat
urday, with much wind and little
snow. As all the peach trees are In
bloom farmers don't expect much fruit
this year
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BASEBALL SQUAD
At THE VARSITY.
Large Turnout is Assured and
Two Teams Are a
Certainty.
ScANT HOPE FOR LEAGUE.
Other Utah Schools Unable to support
Both Baseball and Track
Squads.

Baseball seems destined to obtain a
OF Utah and at the Salt Lake High
school this spring, At the Varsity, cap
tain Lysle Smith is busy. and with the
first fair weather added to a firm under
pinning, he will start a large squad to
practise. Men for the squad are by no
means rare. Smith himself caught for
the High school for three years T.. l..
Jones. the manager, made first base
on the freshman class team last year
and was center field while at the High
school.
About twenty men in addition have
turned out, which will give two teams
for practise purposes. Among them
are Tom Billings. an old High school
player V. y. Herbst, firm the North
Division High school, Chicago r,
Simpson, Geo. Brown. H. A. Gardner,
from Bingham Junction, and mem
Der of the '0s team last year. H. s,
Woolf. Higgins, Lund, Lehman. Pearse,
Schenkelberger, Moore, Anderson, Led
ger Bowers Alexander, Spitko and
Walker.
Smith Is trying to form a league
among Utah schools, and has written
to the l.. ID. $. and TO Provo and Logan
without favorable replies so it Is
held that the schools cannot support
both track and baseball squads.
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE.
With the High schol league however
II is different. as the University Props
have alrendy decided to 80 In, and the
Collegiate Institute and the All Hal
lows college have teams ready for the
field. A meeting viii be held Monday
to organize the league. and to form a
schedule OF spring games.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Sunday school Socials--Councilman
l.. j. Lund Seriously Ill.

Special Correspondence.
Brigham City, Boxeder Co., April g..
April 4, the Sunday school workers
Of HARPER ward gave an entertain
ment and social. Several members OF
the stake board were present, and all
had good time.
genuine surprise was given Charles
D. Brown at the home Of Sunday School
supt John d. Peters on the evening OF
the 3rd, Mr. Brown has been the eff
Gent secretary OF the stake Sunday
school board for thirteen years.
Bishops Denmark Jensen from Mink
Creek, Idaho, Thomas IA. Blackburn.
w., from Yost, and Thos. Yates of
Harper ward, are IN town shaking
hahis with relatives and friends ON
'helr way TO Conference,
DISTRICT COURT.
1t was law and motion day in the
district court today, Hon. w. w.
Vaughan presiding.
In the case Of Julia A. Croke VS..
Geo W Craghead ct al, the case was
dismissed as TO Geo, w. Craghead
In the probate division, j. Frank
Bowrng was appointed administrator
Of the estate OF II. r. Bowrlng, de-
ceased.
Kettle Howell Hanson WAS appointed
special Administrative In the estate OF
Louis Howell.
The VIII OF John Edwards, deceased
was admitted to probate and his son,
John L. Edwards, was appointed ad-
mlnlstrator with will annexed
Clty Councilman Lewis j. Lund who
mas been confined TO his bed for over
month, suffering from gall stone and
Kindred ailments, is very sick man.
ana Drs. Pierce and Rich decided that
an operation would be necessary, and
ne VIII be taken to Ogden tomorrow
"nere the operation will be performed.
Or Thomas OF the Logan A. c. will
speak on the subject OF history at the
leachers institute to be held at the
central school building, Saturday,
April H.
Al the Sunday services at the Sec
ohd ward Westinghouse, one of the
speakers was Elder p. w. Knudsen,
VINO has just returned from a three
wars mission to the Land OF the
MldIllght sun" Elder Knudscn en-
pyed his mission TO Norway very
much but thinks, there Is no place like
nome nome This young man is one OF the
hormon' boys who showed their loyal
y 10 their country by accepting the call
.pr volunteers that Uncle Sam made az
we beginning OF the war with Spain.
ne enlisted and went with the Stars
mlo stripes to tho islands, where he
nad several narrow escapes. He had
MV bullets go through his hat. After
a., a. honorable discharge ut the close OF
wv" war, he returned home, and shortly
after received another call. this time
nom BOX B." which ne accepted, He
was released 10 40 home after two
years labor but President Fieldsted
which he did.
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County, IS. VI i''eoo' Lucas
ssnia- % j. Cheney makes cath that he Ia
4 ~ ~ partner Of tho Arm OF =. i chcnev
eds Co uo,hs business In the city OF no.
tad Arm w, anu state Aforesaid, und that
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By tho r, Satstrh that cannot be cured
'' use OF Halls catarrh Cure.
Sworn 70 FRANK J. CHENEY.
nv 49,. 70 before me and Subscribed IN
a D, lSss. '' ''n uey OF December
A. w. GLEASON.
HENS cs,. Notary Public,
ana az Shtarrh Cure In taken intsrnaliv
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