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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
COURSING MEET BEGINS.
Many States Represented in Contest at
Friend, Neb

courSing meet began here this afternoon
aYd will continue throughout the week
Hounds arc entered from ncarly third OF
is distinguished from that at Hot Springs
IN that entrants here are limited TO amateurs.
Today saw the opening of the Futurity races,
with eighty'two entries. The attendance
WAS good. and while the weather was n little
chilly the interest was keen,
beat Sister Clair, MIR. Ajax ben, Hard
Hunch; Young Edward beat Bonny Magin,
susan on the Bridge beat Nellie ST. Clair;
Black Joe beat Eta Bledsoc; My Bonnie
beat Lord Brindlc; Rngmaster beat Com.
mGrcial Boy; Bonnie st, Clair beat Comet;
Ethan, Allen beat Lord Upton Slasher; Lame
Spot beat Black Glare; Cupids Arrow beat
White Glare; Currency beat Rowe's Nalen-
ttne, Favorite Effort beat Chapman Girl; Pat
Ravan beat MammaS Beaut; Mr. Buttinski
Clair Indian Summer beat Beckie T.; King
Dodo beat BibbOn Wood; Mamma Best
beat Border Naleatine; Ella Rea beat White
S.gaal; Coronado 81. Clair beat Charley
Ross Mystic Max beat Pistol, Undivided
House beat King Highway; May Buckley
floyd's Lady, May Allen beat Red Signals
Master Bob bca; Goldhldcr Lady White
Hat beat Biackcy, Morning Sun beat Flames
Queen, UuShnc beat Elenna ST. Clair. Coun.
Try Girl beat American Sunset; Nan Pattcr-
son beat Queen of the Hills, Fine Emblem
beat Firs; Section Lady BaEdit beat Nu.
gents Valentine; Master Red Patch beat
Farewell: Fighting Fire beat Seton Val:
Buster Brown beat mquisi;,vc Girl; Garry
Owca boy beat Anna 81. CLAIR: Bright Clair
Doom Boy; Best ST. Clair bca; Mabel ST
Clair
The second and third rounds OF todny's
races VIII be run tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
PUNISHED FOR THEIR
BETTING RING FIGHT
Bookmakers Alvey and Ste.
yens Fined and Suspended
at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9.-The officials of
the new Louisville Jockey club this after
noon fined Ed Alvey and Samuel Stevens
$1,000 and suspended them for the remainder
OF the Churchill Downs fall meeting, pun
shmept for engaging in n fight in the bet
ting ring yesterday, during which Alvey
drew pistol and shot at Stevens Alvey
also compelled To scratch several OF his
horses entered for today's races,
Days Results.
First race, Ave and one-balf furlongs, sell
ine-Chase won, Lightning Conductor sec
ond: Cuper third, Time, :0T 20.
Second race, six fu-longs, sclling-Hartius
won. Oasis second. Clifton Forge third, Time,
liza,
Third race, six furlongs, purse-Fronlenac
won Martha German second, Charities East
man third. Time, 1:13 Is.
Fourth race, Cherokee handicap. one mile
Wexford won, FL Otros second, Hannibal
Bey third. Time, / :89 As.
Fifth race, three and one-kalf furlongs-
Sainrado won, Light Wool second Judith
Louise third. Time 1 :0S 3.5.
Sixth race, one miIc--Anna Day won. Mo
rendo second, DR.. Mcany third. Time,
l al Is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
Lexington Results.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Oct, 9-Kcn,ucky
Troi,ing Horse Breeders racing results ot
today follow:
21s class pacing, purse $1,000 three in
five hcnts-Ruby Lacey won the fourth
ifth and sixth heats aad the race in 2:ll =
second and third heats in 2:1Oh, 2:09 lG
Moore won the first heat in 2:tOh. J. u,
Hanlou, Bessie Earl. De Bertha, Grand n
der, Stone Wall. Dcceiver Rcproachlcss
Black Pa:chcu. Lass Suic, Res Il, and Blue
Grass uami!tonian, Jr., also started.
2:0S class trot,ing, purse $1,000, two in
three hcats--W. j. Lewis won the second
and fourth heats and the race in 2;o7 >
:Osh. Van Zandt the third heat in
2.o9t The President won the 6rst heat in
2:07l.. John Taylor. Turlcy, Turba nnd
Joha Caldwell also started.
2;o5 class pacing. purse $1,000. two in
three heats-Barom Grafton won the 6rs;
and third heats and The race in 2:o6l@.
2:OGA. Alfalfa won The second heat in
or Z. Texas Rocker, He9yolo Schcrmcr-
horn and Eudora also started.
Wilson stake, zig pace. "urso $4,000,
three in five hoois--VcSta Boy won three
.O2ls, .:OTT Primo" Hat Italia, CUatcr,
0waiasa. spill. Bomni" Siroway Crayton L.
Karina and Director Joe also etaT;cd.
2:l@ class pacing. purse $1,000. three in
five heats. unGuishcd--Co Couroy won the first
beat in PIG. Elo.se won The second h"ut in
2;1OH Queen OF Clubs, Fred Miller. jimmy
o. and Jcnny Wren als1 started
Walnut Hall farm cup, ID rlds, tr0ttinc.
$1,000, three IN five heats. urfnlshed-Nut
Boy won ihc lfst hca, in 2:i@ Allie jay;
1'Ct0ra, DR.. Chase. Bcwcatchsr Imperial
AleSron, Pulsus. Roscoe Belle isle. kapolna.
Admiral Schlcy. Kassoua and Horace ".
Wilson also started.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
VARSITY |NTER-CLASS
GAMES POSTPONED
Such Contests Cannot Be Held
Until After Regular
Season.

AT q meeting of the students Of the
University Of Utah Tuesday, the an
nouncement was made that the series
of inter-class football games, usually
played about the middle of the season,
must be postponed until after the close
of the regular season. This means that
no interclass games will be allowed
until after Thanksgiving.
Carl Scott was unanimously elected
yell-master for the coming year. Scott
has always been prominent in all pop
ular celebrations at the school in
other years, and is, perhaps, better
fitted than anyone else to lead III the
student demonstrations.
A good scrimmage was held between
the varsity team and the All Hallows
teams Tuesday afternoon. The two
teams are improving steadily and are
playing faster and fieTcer than ever
before. Utah's open field work shows
an Improvement, but the new men on
plays.
Consents to Trip.
At special meeting held Tuesday,
the faculty gavo its permission for the
football team to leave school for ten
days. This action removes all objec-
ton to the proposed tour through Col
orado and Wyoming. Fifteen men will
make the trip.
The members of the second team are
out working hard in preparation for
their game with the Ogden high school
next Saturday, October 13 As some
of the members of this squad will be
taken as subs on the trip through Col
orado, the second team will be some
what crippled. Journal. the crack cen
ter of the freshman team, has been
out for the last week. Fred Snow,
tackle on the second team last year,
entered school yesterday and began ac-
tive practice work. George Roberts,
the star guard on the Salt Lake high
school team for the last three years,
has at last decided to get out and try
for position on the team. Joe Ben
MON, guard on the sophomore team
IF last year is trying for the same pos
tion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
louisville Entries.
>1OliA9 iAiN A'lSl iNo'
Special TO The Tribune.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Oct 9-The cutrics
for Wednesday s. races follow.
FirS; race, six fuTloHgS, Scljng-Int"rlic cht
1o4, Pin;a l0A, suzanne tOi. GOV. Orman
100. Ccriez 100, Marco 100, All Brown io9,
Mollcablc 112. Orderly 10. AirShip ia.
Miladi Love ia. Yo San III. Gallop or
ia Bcusonhurst ia. Whoa Bill III, Sara,
nola III
Second race, one mile, selling Noel 100
Inspector Girl 100 Bitter Brown 100, Oru-
torian 100, Dudley 100. Lnrouc 100, Belle
view 100. Ostc-mnn 100, Oliver 100, Taa.
mpnd 100. Tho Mate lo3 Auditor 100, Gill
fain 1c9 poToro Grandc lO9, Golden Sun.
rise ll2, Whippoorwill tf2.
Third race, mile and u Sjxieeuth-
Shawana 95 Pontotoc 95, Envoy gS, Nell
yainc 90, Princess Orna 1o2, Terms Rod lo2,
Bcnvolio 105
Fourth race, steepiechase full course
Nine Pin i25. DR. Keith 19o. ST. Volma 1874
John Dillon 1874. Bank Holiday La. Little
Wolly 145, New Amsterdam l46,
Fifth race, six furlongs-Froward 95,
Grace Larsen 95, Sister Huffman 95, Marion
Rose 95, My Bessie o5, Ampcdo 90, Still
Alarm lo2, Bitter Miss 1o3, Red Gauntlet
l09.
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth. sell
ing-Moccasin Maid 95, Ruby Right 95, Juba
loA, Oberon 1o4. Derasettc lo4, Docle 1o4
Lazelle 1o4, The Only Way 104, Golden Min
eral lo4, Postman 1o7, Athena ITO.
Weather clear. Track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE
Another List of Examinations An
nounced by Department.


The following civil service examina-
tions have been announced by the de-
partment at Washington:
For farmer with knowledge of irriga
ton, for the Indian service, Salary,
5000 to SI20 per annum; age limit 20
years or over. To he held November
IA. On the same date au eXamina-
ton, for which only married men will
&c eligible, Will be held to secure teach
ers for various stations, at salaries
ranging from $500 per year TO $50 per
month In some of the stations a wo-
man TO keep house, at salary of $50
wives of the teachers will be eligible
for these positions
November and 3 an examination
will be held for positions in the de-
partment of construction and engineer
ing, TO secure cljglblcs to fill the posi-
ton of Typographical drattman, at "a
salary of 800 to $l20 per month.
October 80 and 81, to secure ehgibles
to the positions of Typographical
craftsman and autographed drafts
man, in the Office of the chief of stall
in the War department, at salary Gf
$1,000 per annum.
November 3, an examination to Sc
cure eligibes for the position of saddle-
in the department. of the quartermas-
tcr-atlargc, TO be stationed at Fort
Mack, Wyo., at salary of $3.50 pei
annum and rations.
November II. an examination TO Sc
cure eligibles for the position of male
aid in geological work In the depart
meut of biology, National museum,
Washington, d. c., salary. $12O per
annum, college graduates with degrees
OF b. S., preferred.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
AUTOISTS HOLD MEETING.
Vanderbilt Cup Race May Be on Pri-
vate Course Next Year,

NEW YORK. Oct 9.-The directors Of the
American Automobile association. al n meet
ing yesterday. adopted a resolution provd-
ing for the appointment OF committee Of
three to consider the subject Of couductiE :
Vanderbilt cup race next year on a private
course. William Is. Vanderbilt, Jr JefTcr.
son Dcmont Thompson aud \. Il. Pardington
were appointed,
carried out. Mr.. PardinGton stated that no
time would be lost in getting to work at once
The location of the proposed course will be
or not depends upon the feasibility of the
different plans 10 be considered The com.
mittee intends 10 secure course ihat will
give racing circuit OF from twenty five TO
thirty miles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
OUT PRACTICING AGAIN.
High School Huskies Resume Gridiron
Work With New Vipor.

Under captain the High School
football team started practice anew Tuesday
afternoon. Twenty of the huskics got out
and such practice they went through
has not been seen before this season All
were on hand ready for work M Q o clock
From then until o clock i, was a
constant grind. Dunn claims thar the seven
men he has chosen for the line will he fully
as heavy whole, ms the line Of last
year, and that the bnck field will be heavier
than last year. The boys entered into tho
work with vim that shows they are deter.
mined To have good team. Coach Callahan
has promised his support as soon as the
boys &c, rounded into good working coadi-
tioI. which will be about the middle OF mex,
week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
RACE IN MUD.
Heavy Rainfall at Belmont Park
Water Fetlock Deep

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The storm which
broke just after the second race Mt Belmont
park today and lasted all the afternoon made
the track fetlock deep in water, Owing TO
the storm being severe il impossible
TO take the time OF the third race, as the
start was made up the chute.
Days Results.
First race. selling, one mile-Samnel II.
Harris won, John Lyle second Chimney
Sweep third. Time, 80 %.
Second race, the CorinIhan stceplcchaSe
about two and one.half m;les-Fama Chrsty
won, 0terosa second, Pure Pepper third.
Time, D :iS.
Third race, FIVE and onc.half furlongs
straght-Smiline Tom won, Rollicking Girl
sccoad. Miss Spooner third. Time not taken
Fourth race, the Fairvicw stakes, selling,
one mile and sxtecnth-Belc Of Pcquest
won. Leonard Joe IIayman second, Athlete
third, Time. l;47 Is.
Fifth race, selling, six and one.half fur
longs, s;raight--Baringo won. Animrs gee
ond. Rfcman third. Time. 10 A..
Sixth race. one mlc--Grappie won. O-i-
lene second, Pater third. Time, 40 3.5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
EASTERNERS WIN.
WeSterners Make Poor Showing in
Women Coli Tourney,

VEST NEWTON. Mass, Oct o-Thc
woman S national golf championship Will re.
main in the East for another year. Al
Western aSpirants for the ii,lc were put out
today in the first round OF match play ut The
Eracburn club.
The sixteen survivor are mace Gp OF nine
from the Massachusetts. district. four from
New York and three from Philadelphia
Among the survivors are Miss Pauline Mac
kay al Boston. th" present champion and
Miss Gcorgiana Bishop Of Bridgeport. Conn,
nd Miss Frsncc. &. GrI,com of PhilRdel-
pha both former cham rions. Miss Harriet
Scurds Country club, Boston defeated Mrs
U. EOGpc. DCnNnr- ! up 10 nlaN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
NOTICE.

By resolution OF the City Coonsli Cconss
Lake City. passed October 2. lSoo;
proved by the Mayor October =,
appointment OF all persons as speus' ,pnos
men made prior to January !; isoI''
voked and cancelled, and az suen Ss;a,
were directed to return to the Inie'
lice. or destroy, any and al pVioo
osber insignia OF office held by men, y.
undersigned was directed by sala
70 notify all such persons OF suSr s,'j
either personally. by letter or py 70
for the period Of ton days in some ~
nmbl;shed in this city.
Now. therefore, all persons comsrs
,be provisions OF the abovc'men,ioa'
in,iop are hereby directed TO re.a' +
Chief of Police. or destroy, any
nolice stars or other insignia Oh va' a.
by Them: and any person to WHO'LL NJ n
i.tion is applicable, who shall neressi1 ssi,
snch star or insignia OF Office, OK o. c.'' ds,
oct under his appointment, van oe ~,
ao a.eordinc 70 the laws OF the S'ai'
".Jinanccs of the city. o.,
]. B. MORETON. Cay Hos'
Bv B. 5. RIvES, Deputy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
Be sure and register today
SerioEs Charge Mode.

W. NJ. White was arrested Tuesday
on n charge Of obtaining money under
false pretenccs. White is charged with
issuing a check on Walker Bros. bank
in favor Of himself indorsing 1T and
then inducing S. j. Dunsmore 10 cash
il for him. The transaction occurred
September 10 DunsmOre, who sworc
10 thc complaint, alleges that White
issued the check with intent to de-
fraud, knowing that there were no
funds in the bank to meet the check.
Madame Dclory's piano studio, COZ
Tcmpleton,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING,
Oregon Short Line Railroad G.

Oregon Short Line Railroad Co,
The annual meeting of the stockholdcrs
Of Oregon Short Line Railroad Co. will
bo held at tho Office of the company in Salt
10Th. 1906 ut 10 O clock a m. for tho elce.
ton OF fifteen directors OF the company, for
tho alteration and amendment OF the bylaws.
as may legally come before the meeting.
The hooks for the transfer OF stock will be
closed for tho purposes Of the meeting at
the close OF busines1 Wednesday, Sop
tember 10. 1906. and will be reopened
Thursday. October IL, 1906.
ALEX. MILI,ak. Secretary.
Dstod August 81. 1905. e6s&