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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
NEW MILL FOR BINGHAM.
Orem Syndicate viii Erect it Near
the Red Wing Compressor.

In order that they may handle their
concentrating ore TO better advantage.
the Orem syndicate is to build 2OO-ton
mill next to the Red Wing compressor ri
the foot of Markham gulch, Bingham. For
some time the necessity of this acQuisi-
ton has been felt and the management
finally decided to build right away. The
ore of the three Orem properties is a.
present being treated at the Dewey mill,
and at that only the better quality of orc
is being sent to the mill. As soon as the
new mill is completed all Of the inferior
ore which has some values will be treat
ed by the company itself and much of
the ore which is now on the dump will be
concentrated.
The contemplated mill will be modern
in every detail, and the management in
tends to hurry il right along. The in
crease in the output of the Orem proper
ties has been a steady one, and the build
ing Of a mill which will handle all the ore
will be a valuable acquisition.
The location is fitted admirably for the
proposed structure. 1t will be built up
against the Copper Belt. and hence Will
be able to get all the Utah-ApeX ore from
the Copper Belt cars. The Red Wing and
the Butier-Liberal are in close proximity,
which facilitates the proposition greatly.
Work will in all probability be started
within the next fortnight and rushed
ahead
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
CRESCENT PEAK OPERATIONS.
Shaft on Company's Ground Is Now
Nearing the SuIphide Zone.

J. L. Hogan, treasurer of the Crescent
Peak Gold Mining company, returned
from a trip to the cOmpanys property in
the Crescent mining district Nevada
yesterday morning He reports that the
shaft on the property is now down nine
ty-one feet every foot of the distance in
ore. though not high grade Samples of
the rock from the bottom, tried out dur
ing the day, showed values Of Sc. so in gold
and 1921 in silver per ton. When water
level is reached it is expected that a
great change for the better will occur
Already, Mr.. Hogan states. the ore is
beginning to show signs or changing to
a sulphide, a feature of the district that
is considered a sure sign of permanency
and value in the ore. The shaft is being
sunk in the vein for the particular pur-
pose Of demonstrating it's value This es-
tablished il is the intention TO drive a
tunnel and cut the vein at a vertical
depth of 500 feet, thus providing a large
area of StOping ground
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
NEW YORK LOOKS GOOD.
Reports From Camp Indicate Open
ing of Big and Rich Ore Body.


From Judge Henry Shields, who is
down from the Park on personal BUSH
ness, IL is learned that the New York
Bonanza is opening up in a manner
that borders on the sensational The
management of the property IS keeping
pretty quiet on the subject of disclos-
ures in the mine, but the information
at camp in we'll posted circles, the
judge states, is that the mine never
looked as we'll as it does now.
A winze has been sunk forty feet
from the 700-foot level in the ore shoot
that was caught about sixty days ago.
and on Friday il had been followed out
in drifts both ways from the winze for
a distance of sixty feet thus showing
the shoot 20 be 120 feet long at the
depth mentioned. The best part OF il
is, the judge says, that the ore is from
two to four feet thick without a pound
of waste making through il. The rock
is said to be as rich as the best ever
found in the mine and the belief at
camp now is that it is going 10 prove
a bonanza ore body.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
NEVADA STOCK MARKET.
Exciting Times Predicted-Buyinq
Orders More Than Selling Orders.


GOldfield. New. April 2s.-A dead quiet
prevailed in Goldfield the earlier part of
this week owing to the action of the
lieutenant governor of Nevada declaring
a full week of legal holidays Nothing
could be done The banks were forced TO
close their doors and business was gem
orally suspended. The situation was very
much regretted and the action of the gov
ernOr was much criticised. The GoIdfield
and Tonopah banks had prepared for the
emergency created by the San Francisco
disaster and had shipped in an abundance
of ready cash from their eastern deposit
cries All the banks opened their doors
on time Monday morning with ample
funds to meet all demands, and the de-
mands were expected to be very heavy
because the Goldfield stock exchange had
agreed to open and had prepared to do
a record business in Nevada stocks
There were immense selling orders on
hand from San Francisco and unprece-
denied buying orders from the east and
from local spectators. Every indication
pointed to big transactions and an even
market a slump in prices was uni
versally looked for at<the outset, but the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29

shareholders. The strike was made in
No 2 shaft. and the dispatch stated
that six feet of ore that averaged $16S
per ton had been opened UP. Every
body in Salt Lake knows Billy" Grit
fifth, and no one will begrudge him the
good fortune which appears to be head
ed in his direction.
A message from camp also states
that thirty feet of shipping ore has
been developed in the Mohawk COM
pany's property, the control of which
rests with George WingfeId and his
associates at Goldfield.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
WILL INVADE DEEP CREEK.
Men From Here Are Going After
Some of the Good Thinus.

Equipped with one of the finest out
fits for prospecting and travelling in
comfort through the mineral-bearing
region to the west of the great desert,
Charles X. Rowland, the well-known
mining man of this city, and James
Blythe Anderson of Lexington, Ky,
business man owning large interests in
the Blue Grass state, will pull out from
here on Tuesday. They expect to be
gone anywhere from a few weeks to a
few months and are going prepared to
stay in the field until they find some
thing they want
Mining properties and prospects in
the Deep Creek region, the riches of
which have been preached for many
years and which are now beginning to
attract particular attention on account
Of the building Of the Western Pacific
railroad, will receive particular atten-
ton, as will the entire country through
to Cherry Creek and Ely.
This pilgrimage into the great min
era1-bearing country beyond the desert
is the elimination of Investigations
that Mr.. Rowland has been making for
several months past, and when he and
Mr.. Anderson return they will not be
empty handed. Mr.. Rowland has been
repeatedly urged by eastern business
associates to find something in the
country mentioned that it would paw
to tie to and, during the few months
that Mr.. Anderson has been looking into
propositions in this region he has come
to the conclusion, with Mr. Rowland
that the section to receive attention is
in fact 1.-The promised land" from
mining standpoint.
Already the country is being invaded
from the Ely side, and, within the last
few weeks many transfers of mining
property have been reported. At the
game time prospectors are swarmine
in and information which invariably
precedes a genuine mining boom is be-
ginning 20 leak out Messrs. Rowland
and Anderson are going out without a
time limit in order that thorough in
vesdgation of anything that looks good
may be made. Their route. after leav-
ing Tooele, will be just what circun7
stance and opportunity dictates and.
for themselves and those who NAV be
interested with them, they expect to do
important business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
during the past week, as reported by
Mccormick & Co. and which cover bust
ness done in the open market only
amounted to 1865. $50, yesterdays proper
ton of the total being $50. 900, as follows:
Silver. lead. gold and copper ores, S37 600;
base bullion. $40 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
STRIKES AT BULLFRoe.
Salt Lake Man Hits 1t Up Big in
Bonanza Mountain Property.

A dispatch from w. II. Griffith to a
friend I'm this city yesterday brought
the news that whaling big strike had
been made in the Bonanza Mountain
Mining cOmpany's property at Bull
frog This is the company recently
promoted and organized by Mr.. Crit
nth and in which he is one of the chief
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
Metal Market.

Silver. 65&c per ounce.
Copper, casting. 1Sc per pound.
Lead, S5.35 per 100 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
Open Board.

Beck Tunnel. 2OO6$1.1S
Columbus Consolidated. 599dS7.40 3D0I
S759 25OdS7. 60, buyer sixty days; 50G$7 20.
Daly-Judge. 2O0dS12O0
May Day, 5O0Q27lac 5OOdg7ssc, 5OO627l4c c,
], O00G26a4c, 1O00d2612c, seller 50 days. 1000
2515c.
New York 1 900d36c, 200I1361sc, 10Od361sc.
Sacramento. 1O0d1712c.
Thompson, J00d3Sc. 1,500d35c.
West Quincy, 5O0d65C.
Wabash, 7006$1.30, 500GS12S.
Yankee. 20O034c.
Joe Bowers, 1.00002c.
Shares sold. 27.10O
Selling value, S1S,S12.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29

at the mine had shown during the latters
absence in the east.
Word from San Francisco to James A.
Pollock yesterday was to the effect that
the stock exchange committee from here
expected TO have a general conference
with the San Francisco brokers tOmOr-
row concerning the proposition to change
their base of operations to this city
w w. Ochs has returned from a long
trip into the gold country sixty miles
southeast of San Diego. Cal. While he
had nothing TO say against the mineral
ization Of the region. he did say that II
was a hard country to operate in and on
that account not at all inviting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
Yesterdays Sales.

Bullion-Bec 1O0G$200
May Day, 5O0027c.
New York, 1,OO0aS594c, 1,0C0u36c, 1909
S51ac.
Victor Consolidated, 9.OO0GI4c, 1OOOQ37sc.
Wabash, 1OOd$1.27, 3O01l$1- %, 2O0QS1. ..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
Cars are ArEstocratic NeigEsb0rs.

THE MANHATTAN NIZPAH ARE SUR
SIDES GREATEST MINES IN
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
claim side lines the Great Consolidation ad-
Manhattan gold months
selling today in active de-
man al DOLLARS SHARE
CLAIM ENDLINES THE DEXTER AND
NUT DEXTER SELLING AT $1OO PER
PINE NUT FOR soc PER SHARE.
claims
mme will join
high
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29

buying orders were sufficient to check
any remarkable declines. Both brokers
and bankers. after the dullness of the
previous week, were eager for the fray
Banks in FIourishing Condition.
Then in a moment wires commenced to
pour in from the capital of the state per-
emptorily ordering the banks to close,
and there was nothing to do but close
the exchange. Why the acting governor
took the course he did is open OueS-
ton and more light on the subject is
still awaited. 1t is true that the gov
ernor of California took similar action.
but there appeared TO be no demand for
il here. The March statements of all
southern Nevada banks show them to be
in a flourishing condition. In fact, it is
doubtful If their record for the past year
has been equaled by similar institutions
anywhere in the country. Bank divi-
dends have been numerous and the state
mentS show undivided profits running into
many figures II is true that they all
carry large deposits in San Francisco. but
no one doubts but that every California
hank will nav out dollar for dollar as
soon as they can get to their vaults. and
! in the meantime any amount could have
/ been borrowed. and large amounts were
actually shipped in to meet the extraor-
binary occasion.
Exciting Times at Hand.
! Next week business will doubtless be
| in full swing, and exciting times are
bound to develop. With the millions upon
millions of cash flowing to the Pacific
coast and the adjustment of property
| losses there Nevada mining shares may
which has been under way since last fall
| The orders now in the hands of local
brokers indicate as much. At this writ
| ing very few shares have changed hands
] at lower prices than those of the week
| previous to the disaster, and those who
/ were at first anxious to unload quickly
| changed their minds remarkab BILE
] thing has happened. The bulk of the or
| ders which have been crowded over the
| Western Union wires have been buying
! orders 1t is thought that a heavy slump
] was expected by those well advised on
! the relations OF the mining camps to the
coast city and that spectators argued
| that now was the time to pick up bar
! gains. They argued we'll. Every specu-
! lator on the ground has argued the same
way, and every man had his pocketbook
| all ready to shell out for the gilt-edged
| securities. Fire and pestilence does not
! affect the value of gold except as IL may
make it more valuable and the producing
mines and the property which is in line
! 10 become producing are enhanced in
value
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29

buying orders were sufficient to check
any remarkable declines. Both brokers
and bankers after the dizziness of the
previous week, were eager for the fray
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29

). oBERNDoRFER,
Stock Broker.
Tel. Bell 792. ISL s Main s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
FURNACE CREEK MACHINERY,
Manager of Patsy CIark's Mines TAX
ing in TWO Carloads.

James P. Harvey, the noted mining ex-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
0etset0e.

@etex - Ro. 2 rotber 65e, aai asles
fen, s2e BON RabIen; 20. 8 rotpn s2e,
Stunt, 84c; &aseHnesex 85e.
@eIi9f,ru - go. l wets 68He. 80. 2
weis 63ac 30. 0 ueib b3l,; 80. mdb,
52e; 20. 2 weib semti@t 5h SO. c
wetb sen,iiGt b3e; go. ( wstt ssmsfq.
b13e; go. 2 seIb 63c; 20. 8 seIb IS
sso. 4 seIb 5lke; SO. 3 seuti0t 81:
go. 8 aemtf&t 68e; 80. 4 ssmtQt So;
1pben 53e.
1afer 30. 3 metSer H.; 70. 0 psssa
4oe; 30. 3 0emti9ter 39s; Ip. q srvoshss
t9s.
Seu - go. / atmotbH $1l 26; 10.
2, xl2 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
Shifsnahribten.

Nep Oorf yumbria" bon 2iperpool.
Wontrsal: vWontesuma" nod 9onoon
unb Nntwsrpen.
Bottom: ,2%aneafrian" bon 2on6on.
Aniuerpen: vNiffifppi" nod Stem
Oori.
9onbon: ,Stratbfiaan" nod San
Jrancisco.
Bofon: .8ao.nia" bon 6amburg;
.9omanic" nod Gibraltar, Neas
pei uno @enoa; Siberian" naa
chandelier.
WontreaI: v8uniRan" bon 2ipsrpool;
ySaroinan" nod 2onbon.
Stem Dort: Settle" bon 2ipsrpool uno
Queenstown.
9ibsrpool: v@ebrie" bon Neu Dorf;
Winifrebian" BON Bofon; Cru.
TIC" D0n JteD U0rt.
2onbon: v2afe Wi&isan" bon Won.
treal.
southampton: vSt. 2ouis" bon New
Oorf.
WooiQs: .Gurneifia" nod Netu Oorf.
Brs nen: Bremen nod Netu BORT.
9iperpool: canadian" nch 8ofon;
yWilwaufee" nod Quebec uno
Wontreal.
2onoon: .Warplanb" nod pbllaoel.
pbta.
Queenstown: v@ampania" nod SEEM
Oorf.
Sober: patricia" nod Stem BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09

GaIifornti@e e3xtsn-6 bis 8 gfunS etc:
8 bis Ii 4funo Sc.
Sped. ensI. tSepdbIfsr. 8 bU 10 Rtrxh
Int Dur9i@nitt, l4}e; IL ba ID efuxb tn
Dar&i&nttt, 124e.
Celebrities HtxefefN - e@txfrx, reg.
0ets, l2}e; 3ubenistttx 10s; Sxxsxi. Ia
2n6&eI 13he.
S4ntab - IN Xterces Il. Duai. l0se; q.
0naIitdt SIC; 9. nnalitat 9as
C@aItern-gnoI. Gureb, 10 bs 20 Bfunn
TN Drr4ianst.. ste: 1s Rfusb 1urGi4nitt.
&c, 10 bis IL z,funb 83e.
0ep66eItes e@wetxefeia - xxocenIpfes
Sancp Big gao. so: 3Iares Dsax SIS. 90; Sams
y $500; Short GIear 1880; gtumpi
SIS 90.
Anarfe - @erdu9erts bratrpura Sc.
6ramsfarter 72e; Bologna IN 7d-u,ex " 10
xa4 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09

SnbianapsIiB RaHeespxie
UeuobnI. BIB gutter 10-12e; prtEa bis 80
udblter A-18e /: Sanep 8QS-8Se, SoIess
Deuow Ii BIB 22e. Saua $3.50.
Sx Badetsn:
2ssoia STATS. Sion $lt.75, Seriss sll.2s
6araeas ia. 76. Diumort91 SI8. 10. Dxa
Sara Blend $17.50 GIimar Sara HIeno
$14.75, Ourica $li.76.
Suder-Domtnoes 7.37; eti6au6s. ) SO
SuIuerifrter 6.22e; 34x4 puIneriRrts safe.
fetaer granuIirter 4.92e; GubeS 6.37e; Sons
feetiomers' u 4.97c; Nibsepoob u AIRS; Ftbs
atr I 4.6ae; empire H. SIC; Sbsal srtsa
DoIbex 8 4.l2c; Ntxbfor ortra 8 A7as,
#ssemoob 6 l.4ac; aeIber Q 6:S2:; IL gel,
Der AT.
GfFs--Raa (o Or. EsF). Gas. g. 10 per
GaIone.
getruGnets Tri&te-AepfeI. a oss Cox
setrsdrst. &c; Sobannesbesrex &c sts 7As;
ettron 18e bs l4; Rotnex, q grupx. psr
pfanh. 7e, 9 0rowH 7}e, 4 Groux TIC Iacs
menfreis 3sbis Sc. California R,seatel 7As;
Guiana 73e, trpSptirte euItaxa lie BIZ Ite
California &priioien Sc bts 12e.
RidIes-2400 TIM Tab SO; 1900 tint Gst
%: 1900 tn 9aIbfab $500; 200 "a Gas
1850.
et6rte-pearI, 8fe, Gbaurptox Slot, / xxi
8 Rfanb Badete 8. 3orx. ! Rfb. Hefsts.
4X-6R.
Ganbp-7c etansen semti9t 7S eros
Ger sen1ii&t 62c; Banner Twsf Sc; arsas
Donbons loo; Rs. Q Cream serii@t o.
RaHe-BrasiI meu Sc Bic loo; Suberts lss
NanbeIn IA; wei&i&aItse 3eaxbsIs l6e
Serbian @an6eIn 15e; Heaxats Dc sa SIS,
ser6fete 7e BIS Sc; GnsIi&e MaIxafs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09

Srii9es HtnbRef&-BefIs@e Gtiers - 81
sbe: bisfise Gtiers Tiff; 4sefes Nsnbe,
$50 BIB b00 Rfunb 7e; btsfSae &aHs zoo
biS $50 Ehtnb SIC ; xtbe $50 BID GO Rfsnt
Sc; Stier Boraer,ierttI &c, 6Hss 1txtes'
pierteI l03c, RiHb 8~tstesuteste Sc, Ntxh
BorbsruierteI &c, Rub BosserDtertsI 42e &at
outeruiertel II.
5rii&es RaIbfei&-&sIbes 12e. etxtss'
uisrssI l5c, BoroerpisrteI 62e.
Strides S6dfFeif9 - 2durtser Ser Bfnxh
l2e /; S3afe S3e; e@sxssI l8e; Ho63 tsls
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09

@ewabIter Timotbp sl.65-1.S0.
Orbindrer Bis gutter Ttn,otbp 81 .b0-l.7b
Rptber 4Ieeian1en $8 .25-s.b0.
gnslii6er aIeeiarnen $3.50
Nl1pte &Ieeiamen $8.00-8.66
NIfaIfa 8Ieeiantea $9.00-1o.00.
Eeiber 8Ieeianten $500.
Sancb 3entadp gIaisras s1.6o-l.7b.
8Iausras IN ebaf 7be.
gnsIi@es BIausras $3.50.
Or&arb @ras 81. 70-1.65.
Seb Cop IN gbaf 76c-$l.2o.
3afer Rom 75c-$l.00.
Hrnber 3u8errobr Same1 Sl.O0-l.Gb.
Neiber 9aferiamen 40c
Sriibiabrs @erfe $1.26.
Deibes unb seIbes Rom 81. 0C-l.25.
9aeb Sob @ufIase $1.10-l.25.
Som Seas $l.76.
Eiuet $1.2O BIS $1.85.
5rfbiabrss@ eben 81 40.
setspiebeI, ueibs. seIbe uno rotte $3.50
pei DuibeI.
Sab $ 3artofeIe gelbe Serjeb, Herrrubo.
geIbe Naniemonb tnb iibIi@e Hueex @. 0 Del
6ab; rctbe Raniemonb $2.76; HraFgiaxit@s
$50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09

eusar Gursb 64sxies - grHs nualnat:
1870 Bfanb l8}: IL nfxxS 1916: lO-IS
Yfunb l83: Gwette OualttGt /; a0-l6 HfuSt
l2t; IL pfunb l24e : IL Rfxxb l2ie /: 10
pfunb 24c.
eped-2Iare eettex. 60 ID 20 Btzxb tu
DurGi&nitt. lie; &Iars 1etten. 20 ID 80
Pfanb, lie; Rlare Deute2, q b8 90 pfxnn,
l04s; 1s bts - ffh., lie: II ID Is Piu1b.
l2e; 3Iare &a6ex, 3, BE 30 Bfmb. lite,
sades IL BIB ls |ipab LIE: Asss NR6sa {
bic 8 pfunh, 71fe
.Trabfhd,e ted-2Imsr oneItRGursb l7}s
sewdbIter euear Gursb 173e, e-7 4iusb IN
Dur@i@ntt lie bW . 4tutt II 1,4@l
i@attt 1875; ~ 81 - Pfmsb h O~s9f9att
1s4s: : Rinsb ta 0ur4ll4mi&s NMal. llie.
8 Phuh ta 0urQi4aHt. i4maI. lax.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09

Rad einem BON Der gepfns
gif9en 0ermhung Der 8unoesregies
rirrg berDffentli6ten Bulletin bat be
Prpbuttion DON portlanD 6 Cement
fi9 i'm Sabre 1905 arrf 35,246,8 1
SAB i'm Werthe bon $50, A ,931 Be
lauren, cine 3tnabme gestr bas @ors
iabr Don 8.740.931 SAB ober &c.
890,748.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
o WeeensRegs,,

@eIittorn - Eertaufspretfe: is saa Ss
Oralttdt, 67-61e.
3afer-sei@dIt 3s-40e; h esn Ketrru
e10.00-$i1.00 per Tenne. Reue 36-67s
gRtuet - gertamfspreife: ~. 0O-ss.oo
Observation-Disclosures: Sl4. 00-l6.l0.
etrob-Erefe, ie mad BEN 0rah. IN So
lea, 81. 00-s6.0o.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
Naturaliiirung.
Sas meme MaturaliiatiDns : @eieb tritt a11 ~.
Septenlber tit Strait.

Gin3elne a6ibniHe itOn ibt redBfrGfig. = yhr Beiumen bel Gien6abn
llngad nms Seben gefOmnen. = Seniaiuneaer Sel61apro. - JpIgen.
idmere Grplofon. = Giferiudts=S %ragOSe. = SdeBerei af Grtnripnss
3ng. 6hbnes GduberdHfaen int wloen gSeheu. SdauerGter
seI6amorb. = M6rSer ekfrpfutonirt. = 3wei iumge Skinner ertruufeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
utipuir I.
8aie=Bau.

Die eeRrigen Spiele reiultirtsn tpie
fOlgt:
o n.
Columbus. 8. Suli.
Columbus 40 o. 3
Snoianapolis 00000OO0O- 0
8atterien - 8rptb uno 8lue; Sidep
unb Raboe.
2ouisbile, 8. Suli.
Cries spiel.
2ouisbiae ....2 do
Soleoo .......0 GA o. 5
8atterien - elliott, Ste9,r unb
Sbaw; piatt. Sutboff unb abbott.
3 Deites spiel.
2ouisbine -. 500O1O1O2- 9
Splebo .......2 001000l0- 4
Batterien - Duntle uuo Sbau;
Minneban uno 2a1o.
Santos @itp. 8. Suit.
2anfas @itb. 90 00000000- 0
Winneapolis 10 10102010- 5
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@abmalaber uno Yeagsr.
Milmautes, 8. Suli.
Wilpautee 80 o. 8
ct. SAUL. ....1 1120005*- 80
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slasls uno Drill.
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Cincinnati 49,. 00000000l- l
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Chicago, 8. Suli.
Chicago ......0 00OO0001- l
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Wi0is uno 8ibion.
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