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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
MORNING CALL


Daly-Judge. $40 at Hi: lO5 at SIl o.
Grand Central 100 nj 80 80
Little Ecll l0j at 81. 20: 100 at 81 52i5
Lower Mammoth. SO ut &c: 100 OF SsiLc, loo
at SJc; 100 Of 3Izc, 1900 at GIc 10 n, 63lc
hny Day. $50 at I47.c
star Cor. so at BIC
Little Chief, i55 at ic
slsc: 100 at 2cMc. seller slxty days. 1000 M
35ic, 900 at 20izc. zoo nj 20i,c seller sI,ty
days 100 Mt 2Oc; IeO Nt loizc seller slxty dnvs
cOO) OF lSGc. 'S'
shares SOLD. 1878
Selling value. $1,000 Is
OPEN BOARD
aIy-Judrc, go at y1lo
May DAY. 300 at IKE 600 at l5c buye-
sivty days "'Se'
New York 1000 at Ice; 5O1 at ls%c.
shares sold 500
Selling Yalue. S+O75. .G5.
AFTERNOON CALL.
Ajn% 20 at ?Ic. 90 at &c.
Daiy Judge. 30 at sll %; 100 at 81 10. eo1
Lower Mammoth, zoo at 3l%c: 1900 at &c
70 at &c u '-c'
Butor-I.iborul. 2JJ at lie.
New York, $50 at l9s,c 200 at &c: 800 ot
-0hc; 100 at 9p%c WV Ut
May Day. 1oo) at NMc; 800 at l5c. ,-oo .,
hlac' o" at l5Sc; 800 at 1S4c.
Shares sold. 1900
Selling value. $3.50,
OPEN BOARD
Elac5 Jock. 2N at csc
Cor Mcrcur. e00 at &c
May Day. 30 at l5iso: zoo at l5Xc scuer
thirty days 700 at l55ac buyer thirty days
New York. 1000 at 2pc '''
shares sold. 2?si1.
Selling value 5000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Boston Generally Impressed
With Mining Future of the
Mormon State.
VIEWS HAVE CHANGED
DURING PAST YEAR
Familiarity Shown in Circles
Not Generally COnversant
With Mining Industry.

w, V Rice, who has been absent from
this city for several weeks on business
throughout the East, returned Wednesday
evening from New York and Boston
greatly impressed with the standing of
Utah properties throughout the Eastern
markets. year ago Mr.. Rice was in the
East and n person then talking Utah or
Nevada WAS looked upon by the then con-
servative East az a prospective vendor Of
proverbial gold bricks. Tho change from
this attitude is remarkable. both by rea-
son OF the short time necessary for the
change TO occur and In Its sincerity and
intensity
Air Full of Consolidation.
Men OF the walks OF hfe and avenues
OF industry not usually familiar with the
mining Industry of any portion of the
country arc competent to talk intolllgently
about Bingham and other Utah camps OF
prominence and OF many ccnters OF In
terest In Nevada as well from Ely to
Bullfrog They are acquainted with the
history of properties and districts. and
there exists what may well be termed a
nattering and sincere estimation OF the
mining POSSIBILITIES and certalntes OF this
State. Mr. Rice says that the air is full
OF copper consolidation rumors with Utah
as the headquarters Of all the huge min
Ing deals
Fortunate Chicago Investor.
In Chicago interest has not been so
ccrtcred on Western mines the people
thinking more OF other stocks than OF
gold and copper certificates, which now
command the respectful attention and
ready dollars OF the quondam conservative
element OF the East One important Chi
coSo Investor, however. became convinced
that Nevada was q good field for some
ready capital, and after sending man
Into tho State TO investigate put over
$4,000 In nineteen separate ventures UP
to the present time fourteen have provn
more than satisfactory and remuneratiye,
q result more remarkable than character
iStic OF such ventures.
Boston Thinks Well Of Utah.
Nothing is occupying the attention of
The Boston investor as Utah and Nevada
copper propositions, reports OF which have
been sitting through the distance for some
time past, but to thoroughly appreciate
the demand for and interest in this line
OF activity ono must see for himself A
mining man from Utah In Boston these
days Is target for Immediate Interest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
NEW MINING PAPER
TO MAKE APPEARANCE
TntermOuntain Miner VIII Soon
Be Publishing News of
Mining Utah.

a new weekly mining Journal will soon
make its appearance In local mining cir
| clcs. with Fitz-Mac, the noted mining au-
thority and writer. Its editor. Volney
| b. Leonard. who has made a great sue
cess at Goldheld, New. In handling min
ing properties and stocks, will be the own
ec OF the new publication.
The Intermountain Miner.
Mr. Leonard has just arrived in Salt
| Lake from GoIdncld and states that in
tho future his headquarters Will be To-
Gated here. He states that while the
name Of the new journal has not yet been
definitely decided upon. II Will probably
be known as THE lntcrmountain Miner"
Tho first Issue of tho journal VIII appear
February 10. and IL Will be devoted to the
mining interests OF the entire West
Snow Lowered Prices.
Tho Tribune Thursday Mr.. Leonard gave
brief roYcw OF the conditions at Gold
field and other camps OF southern Nevada.
Goldneld he states, is going ahead with
great bounds. notwithstanding the great
cNcitcmcnts of other camps of later dis
covery The Goldheld stock exchange Is
TO the front Tho Goldheld market, Mr..
Leonard statcs, experienced slump
about week ago, but 1t is gradually re-
covering and the outlook Is again excel
attributed to the fact that the wires be-
tween the San Francisco and Goldfield
exchanges were down. ln consequence of
heavy snowstorms, and the fact that tho
exchanges knew nothing Of what the
other was doing caused the prices to go
down.
Values Extend to Depth.
The Jumbo shaft. Mr.. Leonard states,
ls now down 400 feet and the values OBJ
tGined at that depth are as high as those
found nearer the surface which caused
pany Is not, however shipping at this
time and Is not making public any lnfor-
nation relative to the property. The
reuccncc OF the officials of the company,
Mr. Leonard states. is due to the fact
that they have instituted proceedings for
Butte parties on a large block of stock in
the Jumbo, and a large block in the Red
Top mine The mining company is asking
that the option be annuled on the ground
no consideration was given for the
option. The proceedings arc likely to set
option, for which no consideration is
given, is binding.
Great Hope Of Manhattan.
The Red Top mine. MT Leonard states,
is showing up well and the Sandstorm Is
proving greater bonanza than the own
crs expected The Kendall is shipping ore
been doing so for the last ten days Mr.
Leonard states that there is In progress
at present great rush TO the new camp
OF Manhattan. The camp is but six
months old, but has n population of 1900
people, three banks and every lire OF
by spring the new FL Dorado Will have
500 people
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
INTERESTED IN BIG SHELTER
Z: II. Hamilton of Anaconda Is in the
City for Few Hours

+, II Hamilton OF Anaconda passed
through This city Thursday. on his way
East Mr. Hamilton is prominent in the
mining cirles OF the West. being oxtens-
lively interested In the Wnshoc Smelter
company, which is noted far and wide
for Its proportions and Importance to the
mining world. The Wushoe Smelter in
December last made a copper output OF
10 502, 100 pounds. breaking all previous
records.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Encouraging Rumors.

President Trcwcek has returned to Salt
Lake. after a visit to the Wabash mine
The Colonel reports everything satisfac-
tory at the mine. He states that Park
City is full OF encouraging rumors re-
garding the developments on the DAILY
Judge, Little Bell and New York proper
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
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City and Denver has
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No. e-From Ogden neaSo. anaSo
termed!avs points una iA-
No; m-From Ogden, c,.v.
noines nIney ana intermedisa,ss
No, iGFrom chicaso, ,;,... ~. 1,
ha. Ogden and iStsreans1!. Int DIn1. :
No. From Ogden c,,...., 4
81 81 Louis, Kanaas c00,
Gran Rrnnna, ma, Denver and ~. ~
No. lo-From Ogden 80. g.. Z
Valley. Butte. S,eeA!
and San Francisco 0uand
No. 5For Ogden, o.,
Chicago; Denyer. Kansa.a.
No. 7-For Ogden, Poriii.,f,
Butte. San FrancIsse ~
intermediate points aas
Nc; ShIdoiot io,por ogden. 6Ssdsn. 9nali,; u
EE,ty, Ero Z c,sto 81 Louia and sas
No. ll-For Ogden 60.
Valley and Infer SxeAs
No. 17-For Ogden, j:. on.r:.
Chicago and intermssdsies,e
No, SFor' SF'';1tid; Ogden. D.,::.' /
Kansas City, Omabs g.
Louis and Chicago o.
No. oFor Ogden. CO.
Valley. Butte, useas
Portland, San FrsnIat
and intermediate points pisss
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City Ticket Office. Del MAJ, : :.
Telephone 80. 'ia y
Noto.-Train numbers a.
Oregon Short Line train ISesl nl
not apply to the So1,ths,ru uIsol =
Ogden or the Union pac,s. rle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
INSPECT BLACK DIAMOND
Indiana Director Arrives to Look Over
Stockton Property.

william F. Beach OF Lafayette, Ind.
ono OF the directors OF the Black Dia-
mond Mining company. ie In the CITY. and
Will leave for Stockton to inspect the
mine with General Manager Alexander
before his departure for the East Mr.
Beach is prominent In financial and
political circles of the Hoosicr State and
has number OF mining interests I'm Utah
and the West
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
WABASH MEETING.
stockholders Will Meet on the Fif-
teenth of February.

The impression enormously has becn
gathered that the meeting OF the Wabash
stockholders TO make radical changes in
the plans of the company is 10 be held
on the End OF this month The correct
date is the 10Th of this month. and tho
hour set Is | o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02

Wanted-Alice mining stock Butte.
MontD Wire me at my expense, nam
Ing price and number of shares. F. l..
Mayo NO. ls East Broadway. Butte,
Mont
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Ore Shipments.

Inc Pioneer sampler reports the fol-
lowing number OF cars of ore recejved
Thursday; Nevada, 3; Tintic. 2; Bing-
ham, l,
The Taylor &c Brunton sampler report-
ed Iintic. Il; Bingham. f. Fish Springs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
COPPER FIND SIGNIFICANT
Secretary of Ohio Lead Company
Gives Good Account of Mine

l.. O. Black tho secretary OF the Ohio
Lead Mining and Smelling company who
has been In this city Tor several days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Metal Market

The metal quotations for Thursday
5W, copper, l77sc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
GOOD PLACE TO
SECURE A MINE
Manhattan Presents Best
Chance i'm Nevada for Invest
Ors in Property.

Goldneld and In fact all Nevada. stiI
continues To look forward to securing
slice of Manhattan ground, and from re-
ports that reach this city from the scene
OF this latest excitement center the rush
Into the new district Is not yet reaching
It's end. 1t s snld that no camp in all
Nevada offers more inducements for the
Investor, especially the investor with
limited means. than this. and opportuni-
ties are being graspod on all sides by the
men with ready cash
Individual Holdings Are Large.
Perhaps the reason for the ease with
which bargains can be secured is that
during the first stalking days those who
arrived on the ground early stokcd about
everything In sight. They secured more
than can be handled by a man of limited
means and they are now willing to part
with portion of ground that they may
secure means to develop the balance A
little ready cash. according to one who
has been In the country. Will bring re-
suits much faster than hurting ones self
getting into the camp before tho rush
began
High Values of Ore.
On the original discovery ground locat-
cd by Mr.. Humphrey. whore such sensa-
tional values were disclosed, work mas
been continued steadily for several weeks,
mostly by the leasing system, and de-
velopments arc said to be remarkable for
even Nevada From shipments made
from the April Fool claim, belonging TO
Humphrey, about 800 per ton was the
net profit. On other claims in the group
assays have been made that gave results
as high as 1890 per ton.
Camp Building Up Fast.
Development work Is being rapidly
pushed by both leasers and owners, and
1t is estimated that ut least $1,000 per
week Is the total output of the various
properties surrounding Manhattan. About
COO buildings have been erected In the
camp and 1t lG said that the camp gives
every promise OF growing and improving
as fast as Goldneld. which had q phe-
nomcnnl growth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Ore and Bullion

Ihe ore and bullion receipts for Thurs
ray. given by McCornIck's bonL ,,.all nnrs- s.
follows; Orc. s&l50, bullion. s97'7c1. 'S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02

j: oBERNpORFER. STOCK EPo-
khR' 16l S. Main. Tel Bell 79o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Camp Building Up Fast.
Tonopah-Goldheld Stocks.

James J., Pollock & Co. furnish the follow
Ing yesterdays san Francisco mining stock
quotations. received over their private wire:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Boston Thinks Well of Utah.
NEVADA CON. WILL ENLARGE,
Additional Property and Larger Ton
mage Than Expected the Cause.

MIR F w, Bradley OF San Francisco
has been In Boston during the past week
says an Eastern exchange, He is best
known as the president of the Alaska
Treadwell company and president OF the
Bunker Hill-Sullivan company of the
Occur d'Alenc district He is also con-
sulting engineer of the Nevada Consoli-
dated Copper company. Mr. Bradley esti-
mates that this company has q tonnage
blocked out today OF approximately three
times that estimated by Mr.. Charming a
few months ago.
Will Increase Reduction Plant.
1t Will be remembered also that the
comDany's plans for Il reduction plant
looked forward to an output In q year or
two hence of about 200 tons per day The
company has acquired additional prop
erty recently with which goes very vau-
able additional water rights, and II Is
estimated that the company today Will be
justified in looking forward to a plant
capable of reducing 0.000 tons per day
1t has. therefore, been thought wise to
increase the size OF the first unit from
1850 to $500 tons per day Immediately
Is Attracting Attention.
There Is probably no camp In the West
attracting more attention today than that
at Ely, New The proportions which this
Nevada Consolidated Copper company's
property has assumed are far and away
beyond any anticipations held by the
country when the stock was at S per
share
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS
Boston Stock Market

James a. Pollock & Co. furnish tho follow.
Ing yesterday Boston stock quotations. re.
ceiyed over their private wire
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22
The Drealh Of Life.

It's significant fact thst the strong.
sst animal oe its size, the gorilla. also
hss the largest lungs. Powerful lungs
means powsrsu, creatures How To keep
the brsath,ns organs right should be
man's ch'sssst study. Like Thousands
os othsrs, Mrs. Ora 4. Stephens. Of Port
Williams, o. he's learned how 10 do this.
Shs writes: "Thres bottles u DR.. King =
New Discovery stopped my cough Of two
! yssrs and cured me of what my friends
thought consumption. U. it's grand for
throat snd lung troubles" Guaranteed
bv sil druggists. Price iOc and ol.u
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The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22
UaA letter 5er ThIrty Years.

have suffered with letter for thirty
ysars and have tried almost countless
remedies with little, IL snv. relief. Three
boxss os Chambsrlsin's Salv. cured me
II wss torture. II breakes out = little
sometimes, but nothing to what il used
70 do.-D. II. Beach, Midland City, Ala.
Chsmbsrlain's Salvs s for sale by all
drulg,sts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22

We desire to express our thanks
to our neighbors and friends for
the many acts OF kindness during
the sickness and death of our
beloved baby.
Mr.. AND Mrs. HARRY GRAY
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22

John Appel, Of Center, WAS a
visitor at the fair Friday. MIR.
Appel has five quarter sections of
the best wheat in the valley and
will commence threshins next
Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22
1otatO Mes.

1otat0 Mes.
I have tho Dowden aud Hallsck
dixsers also the Thompson sorter
aud sscker. and wire baskets.
Come and see them.
o. A. CRAMsR.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22

d. E. Repsher has finished Dig.
ging his potatoes. The yield has
been about Is sacks to the acre,
which at present prices means $50
to the aero.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Orcalt and
Mr.. Garry Clingman, of Iowa, are
visiting their friends Mr.. and Mrs
James Thomas this week and are
attending the fair.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22

Frank Hopper returned Tuesday
from q short visit in Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22

David B. Foster, father of John
Foster, arrived here Tuesday from
Attics, Indiana.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22

+. &. Hermann, Of the U. 8.
Agricultural department, has been
10 the valley some days investigat-
ing the matter Of drainage. 1t
seems to be the plan Of the govern
ment TO make surveys in connec.
ton with the state engineer and
then organize drainage districts
under our state laws. Then, IL de.
sirable. the government will help
10 the matter OF construction along
the lines now employed 10 the
building Of reservoirs and canals.
Az yet the state has passed no
drainage Law but probably will
next winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22

L. n. Green returned Tuesday
from business trip to Indiana.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22
Brief JefHsss

The famous Gage Hats at Anna
Hagely's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22

Not having any judicial timber
in its own party, the democrats Of
the 18th district nominated G.. C.
Holbrook - their candidate for
judge at Alamosa Thursday night
after the sun went down.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22

Will Rumahr of Inwood, Iowa,
who was here two weeks on u visit
returned home Tuesday night.
Mr.. Rumahr was we'll pleased with
the valley and thinks he may come
back to the valley in the spring
and cast his fortune with us.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-22

Monday A. s. Chase took charge
OF the let Avenue market. Alex
Fsrrow will remain at the helm a.
chief cutter and a little later will
branch out in the packing bust.
ness and will ship bacon and hams
to the outside towns and cities.
Our PEA fed pork has already such
. good reputation that a packing
plant here 10 sure II having .
ready market for all it eau handle.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-15
~ W % ~ son r

Present Ms upon yesterday. ~
Record Of yesterdays proceedings Ii
read and approved. S
In the matter on the appeal of tlls
First National Bank Of albuquerque.
the appeal is hereby rejected and the
action Of the hoard Of county commits
sioners of Bernaliilo county sustain-
ed
In the matter of the appeal of the
State National Bank Of Albuquerque.
from the action OF the beard Of county
commissioners Of Bernalilio county.
the appeal Is hereby rejected and the
action OF the board OF county commits
sioDers is sustained ~. il.
In the matter of ttIie appeal Of the
Bank of Commerce. appeal from tho
action 81 the board OF county commits.
sieners of Bernalillo county. the ap.
peal is rejected and the board of coun.
lty commissioners sustained.
In the matter OF the appeal Of the
First National Bank Of Las Vegas,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-15

the same was argued before the board
hys Mr.. A. d. Reynolds and the board
not being fully advised in the pre-
misses takes the same under advise.
ment. z ~
In the matter Of the appeals Of
Francisco Castillo y. Pine. Felipe Cas-
tilio, Estanislao Padilia and Manuel
Padills appeal from the action Of the
board of county commissioners OF So.
corro county. the sane were duly pre-.
sented to the board by Mr.. E. v. Cha.
YES. their attorney and the board not
bfiug sufficiently adyiced in the pre-.
misses, takes the same under adyiae.
ment. ~
In the matter Of the. appeal OF the
La Cueya Ranch Co. the matter was
placed before the board by the county
commissioners Of Mora county giving
the board their reasons for having
made the raise on said eompany's
property, and the argument herein
not being concluded the same is con.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-15

I'm the matter Of the appeal OF the
First National Bank of Albuquerque,
the appeal being from the action Of
the board of county commissioners of
Bernaiillo county, the same was duly
presented by Mr.. 4. B. McMillen for
the bank and also for the Bankers
association and the board not being
fully adviced on the premises, takes
the same under advisement.
In the matter of the appeal of the
San Miguel National bank the same
was duly argued before the board by
Mr.. d. T. Hoskins, Of Las Vegas, the
appeal being from the action of the
beard Of county commissioners Of San
Miguel county, and the board not
being sufficiently advised IN tho pre
mises takes the same under advice
menf.
In the matter of the apneal Of the
First National bank Of Las Vegas
from the action Of the board Of county
commissioners Of San Miguel county
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-15
VEGAS TO HAVE
ASTRONG TEAM
WILL PUT Up HARD sATrLE ros
THE nosEs At eorH
% FAIRS.
Two CRACK PITCHERS


4 e
The hss@ ball team. which viii rep
resent Il2s yerss at the Albuquerque
fair, viii be composed u the fellow
ting players: Brown. catcher. srhopp.
and Dick. pitchers. Schenp. flrst
base: woiff. second base: ccssrose.
short stop. Rathban. third has<. Dick.
erson. len field. Taylor, ccaier field:
Upton. right field.
The three outside players which es.
cry team II allowed. arrived I'm the
city on No. yesterday afternoon.
With them Is Charley Raihbun. whom
all Las veEans remember ~ one n
The players N iast years team. snd
who. until the arrival n Hiliy Taylor.
wili act a. captain Of the team. Rath.
bun has been plssing with the ostam-.
va, Iowa. base haii club the past ser
son and has batting average Of over
800. He In accompanied TO tla city
by bin wife. who ~ss formerly Mhs
Vera Chapman. Z
Another player ls Deacon" sehopp,
who has pitched The last three SEQ
sons with Ottumxa. schopp. who y
q ''snuthpaw," Is recognized a. one
Of the finest pitchers In the Iowa
state league. He can be- depended Mp
on To hold up the Las Vegas end ID
both the Albuquerque and Las vekas
tournaments.
Another imported pitcher Ii Fred
Dick. who has pitched for Marshall-
town the past season, winning seven
teen ont nf twenty games played, lie
is sold To Minneapolis for next sea,
son. which indicates that he II con-
aidered one of The leadtag pitchers. "
not the leading ona d the lows state
league. =
Our old friend Brown viii catch.
and every citixen of Las Vegas knows
that he can he depended upon To DO
good work behind the bat.
Wolff. another local plAyer. viii al
ternate with Brown as catcher and ID
the interval Will hold down one Of the
bases. #*. s.4E
The outfield will be composed or
Dickerson. Taylor. Upton and Rath-
bun.
For a short stop Las Vegas viii be
represented by Jimmy cosgroye. who
played with Albuquerque last year.
and who was considered one of their
star players.
II Is the intention OF the Las Vegas
team to 30 10 Albuquerque after first
money. The boys got ont this after-
noon for their first practice and viii
try to arrange their next exhibition
game for Sunday afternoon.