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New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
CRITICIsEs TRINITY CORPORATION.
Dr. Fagnani Lectures on Democracy and
Christianity"

The Rev DR. Charles p Fagnani Of the Union
theological Seminary in lecture on Democracy
and Christianity" before the Collegiate Club. in
The Second Collegiate Reformed Church. Lenox
avenue and 123d street, last night. said il WAS
harder 20 preach a gospel for this world than for
the next He took A fling at the Trinity Corpora
Hon in saying that The methods Of the Trinity
Corporation In dealing with the mansions above
contrast strangely with its methods I'm dealing
with its teneEnents below Dr Fagnani prophe-
sled that Russia would be a republic and
that its women would vote lie opposed a big
armament for this country.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

1924 St n g. I54 fl. W. of Willow ave-; for
two story brick stable. 24x16; Penney Bunt. xooo
owners; Ernest II. Ruehe. architect. .---:... Szoo
Concourse e. $. B92% II. n: Of Mount Hope
Place; for four brick tenement house.
SO 25Lx2 Tx7s 6x5S31z; oscar II. and Mary c. - 49,
Vaupel owners; Thorn & Wilson a1ehiects-.. -o'Oo'
Valentine ave- W. s.. 131 II. 8. or 1Ssth ST. for
two two story and attic frame dwelling houses
s4TsG; Isp r. arSb,tsci N; snd L. y ao' 10000
Perry ave. W s. 116 II. 5 OF Mcsholu Parkway:
for a two story and attic frame dwelling house,
2Gs1t so4 sHcbi.sGt Mhha% = BERGEN o""e. 10000
179th St. W. Webster ave- for two six
story brick tenement houses. b1O14xS6S and
a. oeF 0S GEORGE r Pelham architect
Cedar St. e. s. 275 n. Of Kingston ave-; for
two siTsy frame dTe5n obn FsnkH arcStect 1900
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
TO DELAY PATRICK CASE AGAIN.
Jerome Will Ask for Another Adjournment
on New Trial Motion

District Attorney Jerome will ask for another ad-
journment for two or three weeks, when the ad-
journed hearing the motion for a new trial for
Albert 7. Patrick comes up before Recorder Goff
to-day. The request. which will be opposed by ex-
Judge Ocott. counsel for Patrick will be made
on the ground that he needs the time TO get his
medical testimony in proper shape. The District
Attorney has not yet served his answering adavits
Seven Texas witnesses for Patrick arrived yester-
day, four of them with entirely testimony.
If Recorder Goh refuses TO accept any more afi-
davits as he ntimated he would do, there is moth
ing to prevent Mr.. Olcott from serving notice of
an entirely new motion for a new trial
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
SYNAGOGUE BURGLARS ARRESTED.

Patrolman Michael Madden arrested on the
Hudson River Railroad tracks AT Pier street.
YOnkoIs early yesterday two lnen who had
broken into the sy nagcgUe Of the Congregation
0bah Zedek in Prospect street. Yonkers. and
obtained loot valued al $500. The prisoners said
they were pedlers and had shswis 10 sell. The
palT0inan, however. making them open the
bundle. saw that il contained e quantity OF
church vestments and fixtures. The strangers
we're locked up "a suspicious persons Both
pleaded guilty 10 burglary and were held for
1ae grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
CHINESE MAKE MONEY ON COPPER.

profitable turn made in American copper by
a firm of Chinese merchants became known yester-
day at the New York Metal Exchange. These mer-
chants bought last fall about five thousand tons OF
the stock of copper stored in Shanghai, paying
about I5Ja cents a pound for IT. Copper is now
quoted here at around IS cents a pound and the
Chinese firm shipping most Of their five thousand
tons back to the United States having resod II at
a handsome advance. The first part of this reship
ment arrived here day two ago the Stand
ard Oil Companys steamship Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
FLOODS LIKELY TO BREAK RECORD

Mobile, April 2-The situation in the low
lands of the Alabama River and the Tombg-
bee River. due to their overflow grows worse
daily. Steamboats, have been compelled 10 dis
continue service. landings for $50 miles above
Mobile being under water. No fuel is TO be had
in the inundated district The food has al
ready reached the proportions of the disastrous
overflow Of 1886 and threatens rival that of
1871 Cattle are starving, farmers are fast
hausting their supplies and pneumonia has ap-
peared among cattle and other livestock.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
LIS PENDENS.

Madison ave. 1884, John Michaeia Lorenzo
E Tripler al faction declare Iien): attorney G. B.
Hayes. -
Broon1s ST. No. so: N. Machiz Emile Wood ct
al (specihc performLnce): attorney. J. Gordon
122d St No. 300 East Isdor Waxberg agt Max Ben
iamin al faction impress trusO; attorney. J. l.
Wiener
Bedford ST. Nos 81: Morton No q Il Fran
cesco Battaglin1 Miller al (partition);
torney A J. Oishei-
Hath ST., No. East: Herman Ungar agt Leon Gets
man faction Impress Ieu); attorney. J. P. Friedman
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
ueHTER ~ HAvE eEgN scurrLEp.

The steam lighter America. owned by the
Commercial Coal Company. Of No. l16 Wall
street. sank while tied up Pier ~. South
Brooklyn. Yesterday. She loaded with oak
stayes and raw coffee. \ derrick Of the Merritt
Chapman Wrecking Company raised The Lighter
yesterday afternoon. II IS believed that the
boat scUttled by some one with a grievance
against the company.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED

Justice Greenbaum, OF the Supreme Court yes
terday appointed Dederch Meersse receiver for the
rents OF the property the south side of l51s ST.
4o feet west of Courtlandt ave. 2x11S feet: on the
Mest side or Park ave, 5s11 feet north of 1S2d st
f foA.o Ieet and on the east side of Union ave q
Sc, South OF railroad ave. 50X10O feet pending A
pao9sht by William Rumpl and other persons
9J. Emma Buehler and other persons for mar
tton and sale of the property 49, P''' :
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03


BerliaEt Joseph A-People. etc. April r.
Bernstein. Nathsniel--s. Friedman al: May
1885 fcancelledD ..-.-....-....-.. 232 90
Same. Wanamaker; May 3. 1898 tcanceled) 552 7Z
Cohen Rosie and Louis A-E Kohn 81 AL
March % 1906. 442 Al
Glorieux. jules and Marie. ChapiRs: Janu-
arr p. 1906. 827s
March "a. 1906 -, 57s SIS
s 1906 (canceiiedl -. 434 IS
Martin sarah and Pauline Beck-H Scherzer;
y, May 10 1905 ...;...:..... sS43
=, 1851 -. l57 IS
NeuLaan Mas Friedman; May 8. 1898
Same. wanamaker: May 2 1895 icancelie6i 5s9 ~
s!ggins. Eliza IN A McCarrolI; March q
shapiro. samuel He Men et al. March iE' 80
s,: 2s 1906 -. I2s ss
Schwartz. Herman W. and Daniel Kaufman
= Friedman et al: January %. 1906 49,. 100 20
splege HeLry and Samuel. also Max Conay-
wsiod1 ID Isilliard "a - al august % 1908 500 %
aehFsr e. al JHnqay ls 1905 (Teyersed 1878 %
,.Inti isge . f ~ ..-:-.
1,a2iega pfeeHssr sssb 2s DH lso5 5.,o.s 70
rs Nere9n'i,e s Ass9o'siion Ltd March - 1906
',oils5ing = ,hf5.,, CO. .: March - 1905 ss7s
New York Central Hudson River Railroad % %
to.-J King; March 81. 1906. .............- sOa "a
Eafne-M King: March g. -oo M
Reilly Mfg Coz Rockhi Il al: March 4
1906 100 81
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
FAVOR TUBERCULOSIS sANAroRIuM.

Tie Aidernanic Committee on Public Letting
held an executive session yesterday afternoon and
81 its conclusion Chairman Kline announced that
the request of Health Commissioner Darlington for
IN appropriation OF $4,000 for the establishment
Of a tuberculosis sanatorium at OtisviIe would be
reported favorsbly 10 the Board Of Aldermen He
also stated that The proposition emanating from
the Department OF Corrections 20 establish cleo
Gfc motors IN the workshops would also be re-
pofs-a faNora bly,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

72d St. No 172 East G. E. Walter Company agt.
Arthur ]. Slade November g. 1908. ...-..:...-
Fulton ave, n W. corner 166th ST.: James Simp-
son & Son agt. Henry Brown ct al: January %.
1905 ~ oss f.s, Morris Weber agt Morris
Jacobowitz: February 2S, 1906. .......;
list St No. 81 East: Christian Jacobs agt- Samuel
Goodman ct al; June "a, 1900.
Avenue A. Nos. 1855 and 1887 Louis Fink ast-
Louis Lewinthan; December 10. lsO0..'.-.-.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
AMERICAN MALT CORPORATION.

The American Malt Corporation was incorporated
at Trenton yesterday successor to the American
Mailing Company under the plan of reorganization
The capital stock of the company is $l50oOGOO,
of which 100000 is common stock and 5000, 900
preferred The latter class is entitled dividends
at the annual of per cent from April 10
October ]. 1906, and thereafter at rate not ex-
ceedng per cent.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03

Skowhegsn, Me, April 2-The case of Luther H.
Soper agt. the Lawrence Brothers Company was an
action TO recover for logs cut by the company on
Township s. Range 6. west of the Kennebec River
in Somerset County. The action involved the own
ership of the entire township. The decision will
probably affect a million dollars worth of lumber
lands. the defendants title was similar many
other titles in Somerset County.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
"eENTLEmAN BURGLAR" CAUGHT.

William f. Travers a noted crook. was gath
cred in by the police on Saturday night as he was
pawning an overcoat at Columbus avenue and 9Sth
street. He was recently released from Hart
ford prison. where he served nine-year sentence.
Travers is known The Gentleman Burglar
He told Inspector Mclaughlin yesterday that he
his way to Brooklyn. He carried revOl-
zyor
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

s4th st. n. s. 200 # e. Of I'd ave. 5Ox1O2.2: Max
]. Kramer and Henry Rockmore loan David -,
Hauser s'O
Chrystie st, Nos. "A and 76: Hester st, Nos. 1873
and 1876; Pncus Lowenfeld and William Prayer -.
loan Samuel Barkin ,c ia4iIo. 0'
the City Mortgage Company loans Michael He'd =,
mond ,,E., - 15a IN "
to 144th ST. K e. look n. 159. 10x W. 100 to be-
ginning: Samuel Wacht & solomon Braverman
loan Northwestern Realty Company. .-.....-.... 81
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
JOHN n. RocERT SICK.

john =. Bogert Commissioner Of Licenses is
Ii a. his home, No. 200 East Goth street with
the grip He was taken suddenly Ill yesterday
morning, but IS expected TO De out in a Few days
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
BIG RIVERSIDE DRIVE DEAL.
MARKET FOUND FOR THE BLOCK FRONTS FROM
172D TO nth ST.
apartment Houses in Ench0ng-Mors Estate
Tract, a ScarsdaIe, Sold.

Baker agt Hafner ct ali Miller. atty; = Nc
Guire. ref due S57 295 IS; etc, STl5 A.
By Joseph bay: Nelson ave 215 II n OF 10th ST,
13x112S Boscobel x3S irregular: Meehan agt
Julia Baker ct al Leonard Bronner. atty; II Ward
ref; partition; taxes, $1S45 80.
BY l. Wells: Cornell 8, go Fl OF Mapes
ave- 5Ox1O0 story dwg and vacant; T f Van Fleet
Patrick al: Chalmers Wood. atty; Frank
Schaeffer mt etc
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
Country Property to Let.

TO RENT-on Broad and Oriental. Newark. N JI
three brick houses all improvements:
places good location depots s425 to $3.50 per
annun; May 1st Apply TO WM. ROBERTSON. 907
Broadway. New York. VAN DER HOOP & SONS.
2S5 Broad St. Newark
II YSE. CONN. TO LET-Old Colonial house. roons
IL also cottage, 10 both with modern improve
ments and fully fuEnshst also cottage, roous. faF-
z. SALISBURY. New Haven. Conn.,
rIyARRYTOwN.-To let. house. rooms: modern t=,-
provements carriage house; stable Ave fruit:
nre river moderate JOHN WEBER. Beck
New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
NEW OWNER FOR FINE Ho,IsE

Pease Gilman have sold for z, c.-.,,sor N.Y.
un NO. z East 18th st. four story high stoop
9TTTowhstone TT dwelling house on a lot 25x1Oo feat
Inc mouse was recently remodelIed " '' IeoI-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
REALTY NOTE

The All Souls Church property. at the nortbasst
corner OF Madison ave- and 6sth st. is to he Inn
proved with an eleven story apartment house
The new structure will be erected by the Parkvjew
einrapn S5 IL VIII contain two apartments of
eleVen ana twelve rooms each on a floor and viii
Cost, accordlng to present estimates 500 on -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY

II Vesey st-By Joseph J Day; 221 227 West End
cor 70th 81, 1Oo5xiOo. story Fl n: F White
az Collins Building and Con GO @ James
attys: Wagncr ref: S37 .d3e an: taxes atc
$3.50 sub prior mtge % $4,000. Morris III Hav
n2n Se23 SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
TO IMPROVE WEST SIDE BLOCK Front

bernard Smyth & Sons have sold to c. NJ Silver
man Son for A. Sverson the block front on
the west side of Amsterdam ave. from 12sd to 194tb
ST. having frontage of 300 feet in Amsterdam,
ave. ny 10 feet in each street The purchasers ,
hathouses, with stores ~ H'e SIX story
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03

Dreyfuss charles 70 John w stsnnaetz s, ls ave we
1Oo11 # Of 1i'h st. 24Hs4' years ps. 5000
Ls9ns a Ea.t a9s s Ss9is' y!5 to gassg n
KiEchner William end - another n pe2ca 70 r. ave y sI3b
DUR year Frank per T. 'G to Biass: pleasant ave
100 of % st. 22SlOo; years per ss esns;
e 1870 # W Of Avenue a. 1Ix1O2 month. per 40
cs%nbeIl GSn5 Mary F. to Moses Goldsmith: Bowery.
9S 25xlo2 years So per. PEI cent Ts ai 2'OOO
It Of Van cortlandt 211l24; years. 0la ,,o
RJs pfr Theresa qnI to Henry Elias Brewing Company
webster ave. s. 80 # Of signal Place de- 500
Lane. Charles. y King; IN corner 1000
n&Ttirs angelo H and a5 aROshG % 9 1es s Go5 15x
same 70 N i. Hardman Woodycrsst v
2O6. 10 IT Of 1e5th St 15x9s years. per 900
Reily ef3 john to iseiIn. jr: 1a2d st. > $50 coo
Of SIN ave 15xse years per ,,sr3 cent 7,ni,
lGpis sHs NsS?E Ne 75 Ess5sz saEloi years 5000
5theT executors; 40. Of Daily estate; 900
shaptro lew Pt and Starr to + W Lsggett; Front oo
sa. 10 20 s9 ss&. isF1S Front s. xsaN e S4 so
LifSGG1 an 8h st No 222 West sxo0 due june
msgone so igS Mchasi Pei. to chinato ii5th 500
E4ns, 4 Eas a6. if.So f. 20 Isas 5Sh st No
MAY soaasr sa P2'1s a ser da: May ay
cdss5e9 1SG6 PSr K to Margues and another
n q 8e5 # of Avenue A. 25xe4; year per 1850
MaeDowen. Park to Rose n9t1ann; Iaa zSo'n 45Oo
Duval Company Emlsrant Industrial SAVINGS
Bank 18Th st. No sel to ses s7Hsa; due 'une $4,000
Eoonan Jonn, Engranr IndustriaI SaVtIsS
Bspk 1lth st 21S oa e AZ Of eT 1900
Reehtel Paul H to Mess fremont ave. No 5000
cohn Isaac Gs2rEe Levy Wy Madison ave 10000
Shapiro Levy Starr. TO F " Leggetts;o eggso JAZZ .o
Nos e 2 and Is two lot lots 1txo' Nv" 1900
A p q Realty Company George Peper; Am
sterdam ave W corner 14sth 81. ....1.. 5000
shapig9 Levy ,sTs and staT T.s9- 20 Der 1900
Same & to same JaGksPS s St reT CENT 70 II OF 5000
A n G Realty Company 70 George Peper; Anster.
dam ave Nv c.14 24ll II OF iso.a 10000
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
SELLS SEVENTY BROOKLYN LOTS.

John H Berry has sold for ]. B. Reid to Man
haitian syndicate plot of seventy lots opposite St
A5lphonsus Academy, at 7h ave. and 6Oth st. Brook
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
NEW COMPANY WITH s4,15o,ooo CAPITAL

The Fidelity Development Company, of this city
formed TO conduct real estate. contracting and
loan business, incorporated yesterday at AL
bany. with a capital of &1OOOO The directors
were Francis A. Huck Frank b. Pierce. James p
hlburn and several other persons, of this city.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
AMOS r. EMO A BUYER.

The firm OF l.. j. Carpenter has for the estate
OF Henry E Nesmith to Amos F. Emo No % South
ST. southwest corner of Cuyler's Lane a five story
lott building on lot 21x99.4 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
Country Property for Sale or to Let

II ENOx-
bath fine large barn; acres OF good land adjoining
Asnirwa Fotel property the State Road. about
mile rrom postcfice. JOHN NJ HUGHES Box S57 Lsnox.
Mass
FAR ROCKAWAY, EDGENIERE AND VICINITY.
hotels TO rent and for sale. WATAiN
w JONES. opposite POstO1ce Far Rockaway-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
BIG LUMBER SUIT DECIDED.

washington. April 2.-The case of Luther H.
soper agt. the Lawrence Brothers Company involv-
ing title to a large tract Of wild timber land in
Somerset County. Me. decided by the Su-
preme Court of the United States to-day favorably
TO the company.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Al Il Nesey s-By Bryan Kennedy: Cathedral PARK
way n g. 100 II OF Broadway. 55x90I IL. vacant; o
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
Furnished Houses to Let-Commtry.

GUNNER COTTAGES on seashore, Cape Cod. Ha-wtch.
- Mass. completely furnished. including hatn-
houses bathrooms: all comforts deli <htf c-
mate; beach; illustrated cTcaar. CAPE sos w IA
AT IsIIP-FulIy furnished cottage, Is rooms; tusf
renovated stable: large garden &c rent SloOO
p T vARNUM So William st. N Y
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
Country Property for Sale.

FOR SALE. rENAFLY. n. J:-Genteman's country
IL residence more less high ground;
view OF Palisades Is rooms; modern improvements; hard
wood hoors stable: mans cottage: lawns. shade
fruit minutes from station: As Man
haitian; s22 600. easy WILLIAM c. CLARKE 90
West 56th st
FOR SALE--New two-farniIy brick house: all Light
plate glass front and vestibule doors: prvats
halls: two sets OF fixtures: bookcase rnantels
stairs: side passage: double piazzas full lot w n
PARVIN. 4th and Baxter ave. Elmhurst
ANYWHERE IN wESTCHEsTER COUNTY
Country Houses. Farms. COOLEY & WEST. Inc
Main Offices. Mount Vernon and White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03

Interurban street Railway Company-Jules Lentz.
costs . . - e. .
w a. cullen Construction Company-Percy r.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-03
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor and date when Judgment
filed
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-05-25

The new local Upper Columbia River
train put on BY the o. r. & N. Co., May
%, will do much toward attracting tour
ists to points along the river between
Portland and The Dalles. The new train
leaving Portland as II does, at S:l6 =. m.
and arriving at Portland at 900 r. M.
the same day, gives one an opportunity
to spend the day at some of the delight
ful places along the Upper Columbia
River and return home the same day.
There are manv places along the river
such as Rooster Rock, Latnurelle, Multi
nomah Falls, Bonneville, at which pIac-
es days outing and picnic can be en-.
joyed to the uttermost and this new SER
vice makes il possible to take such out
ings, whereas in the past. when the SER
vice has been performed by the heavy
through trains, it has not been possible
TO do it.
Columbia Southern passengers instead
Of waiting at Biggs. which lie unattract-
i've, are taken to The Dalles promptly
where they await the train for Portland,
coming in on No. as at present. or taxi
ing the local as they may desire.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-05-25
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.



Uaited States Senator-Fred W. MuE
key, shOrt term. Jonathan Bourne, is.'
long term.
Congress--wm, r. Ellis.
Goyernor--James withyeOmbs.
Secretary Of stats-F. W. Benson.
state Treasurer George A. Steel
Supreme Jndge-Robert Eakin.
State Printer-willis s, Duniway,
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
~. II. AckeFman.
Commissioner of Lahor--o. p. Holt.
COUNTY
Judge-T. q. Woodland.
SheriH-Geo. T. Angell.
Clerk-Pearl Jarvis,
TFeasurer--E. w. Moore.
Commissioned. w. Dyer.
Representatives. 2sth District-B. r.
Pike, r. N. Donnelly.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-05-25
WOOLCROWERS MEETING
Gillian County WOulgrowers:

Gillian County WoUlgrowers:
There will
be a meeting of the Gillian County
Woolgrowers Association in Condon on
the evening of May 31st, at eight O'Clock
at which time permanent officers will
be appointed for the ensuing year and
other matters Of importance to consider
ed. Membersa are earnestly requested to
be present as full attendance lie requir-
ed. 1t will be noted that the meeting 10
TO be held on the evening before che
sales day at Condor.
Yours truly,
w. N. PATTULLo,
Sec. Pro. Tenn.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-05-25
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

STATE
U, s. Senator--John NJ. Gearin
ConEress-J. II. Graham.
Govsrnor--George E. Chamberlain.
Secretary OF State-P. II. Sroat.
State Treasurer-J d. Matlock.
Supreme Jndge-T. g. HALEY.
Attorney General-R. A. Miller.
State Printer-J, Scott Taylor.
COUNTY
Judge-Edward Dunn.
Sheriff.. NJ. Rogers.
Treasurer-Geo. A. Berry.
Clerk-Chas. Lille.
Surveyor. A. McMorris.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-05-25
The Reason Why

I sell more land and loan more money
than any other man in Gillian County
is that make business OF dealing in
real estate. II is no side issue with me.
don't run farm or lawyers Office
or any other business but real estate and
farm Ioans-$lO0, 100000 to loan on land
you get your money quickly when l
handle the business.
VI. FTTZMAURIcE,
Condor, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-05-25
Brick Eluas.

J.L. Armstrong will do your brick
work equal to the best or no pay. Give
me call. Residence Mrs. Lamberson,
Lincoln street, Condor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-05-25
Notice.

The undersigned will prosecute any
one dumping rubbish on the county
road or at the head OF the grade n mile
south of F. Wards ranch.
iun.20-O6 F. WARD.
McGILvRAY, Road Master.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-05-25
For Sale.

1876 acres Of land on Pine Greek; 20
acres of orchard and alfalfa. Well fenced
and improved for Two Thousand Dollars
S-16 PHIL DUFFY, Fossil, Ore.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-05-25
THE FINE MAMMOTH JACK
bike

will make the season Of 1908 at Mont
Wards barn near Condor, season to
end Jnly let.
PIKE is large black animal years
old and was sired by John Sims, the
famous Kentucky Jack that sold as q
three.year.old for $1,000.
Fret Dam by Jumbo; End Dam by
George Washington. Both sire and
dams are OF the large Mammoth stock OF
Jacks and Jennets.
Terms: Season $40. Insurance $l6.
Mont WARD, O. L. LILLE,
Keeper. owner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-06
SHOOTING AT SEAGIRT.
skirmishing In National Team Match
Taken up Today

seagirt \. j.. Sept s-The first acci.
dent at the military shooting tournament
occurred today when George "A Doyle
aged IL. son u Sergeant Doyle II New
York. was shot through the arm with a
revolver bullet. while on the beach IN the
rear Of the Buttes Of the pistol rams 3.
The wound was not serious Sklrmishes
H. the national team match was taken up
today.
The army rife teams showing the result
al their special training IN skirmlshirr,
have all forged 20 the fore IN the national
team match. Although skirmishing was
IN progress az late hour last night the
standing Of the leaders had been figured
out today The six leaders OF the end Of
the next 10 the final stage Of the match
included all the service teams.
New York. thrice winner, has been
pressed back from frst 10 third place
and the positions Of many Of the other
teams changed very materially.
Tho standing OF the leading teams AZ
the end Of the next TO the final stage FOL.
lows.
United states infantry. $50. cavalry q
-. New York. 2Se. Massachusetts,, 9
"a United States marine corps, slss;
United States navy. s153, Ohio, 27)l; New
Jersey. 2es. Wisconsin. 2gs. Washing
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