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Cages Hurled From Pits.

The cages In which the miners descend
into pits ?, 3 and 4 were at about O'Clock
this morning hurled thirty feet from the
mouth of the shaft. A miner working near
the mouth was killed and a horse was
blown into the air. Some of the imprisoned
miners sought to escape to the pits which
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PARIS March 10. 5:31 p.m.-It Is an
nounced that LBS miners descended into
the pits at Courrieres this morning and
that at least L. 193 are buried in the three
pits IL is feared that further attempts
at rescue are useless.
During the evening dispatch was re-
ceived from Lille which seemed to give
some clue to the origin of the explosion. 1t
was stated that a smoldering fire Sroke out
last night In the Cecil pit of the Courriere
mines. near Mericout. at a depth of 270
meters. where masonry works were pro-
ceeding. NJ. Barault, the chief engineer of
the mines. descended for the purpose of In
vestigating the circumstances which led to
the fire. This is all that is known of the
origin OF the terrible catastronhe
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Part Two.
Part Three.


SIR NIGEL: COMPANION TO THE
WHITE COMPANY. BY SIR ARTIIIIR
CONAN DOYLE. E............ IN
How Roily Made Good: First of a Series OF
Adventures Into High Society Life, Narrated
by Professor McCabe, Exponent of Physical
Culture By Sewell Ford q
The American Disease: Neuiasthenia a Re-
suit OF Our Present Day Mode of Living. gv
Joha a. ehestef' -......-.............
The Secrets of Great Hotel BY ellison
Willets.+ ..................... 6
An Adventure With Cougars: Carl Van os
trun's Thrilling Experience Among Mountain
LIONS BY Franklin WelIes Calkins I
Harcourts Literature: An Inspiration, From
Ills Wife That Saved HIS Popularity BY
Carolyn Wells. Observation-Disclosures. 8
Ny Bunko Friend From Clayvile: The Story
of Mr.. Knowlton's Little Adventure With
Mr.. w. Sylvester Smith, BY Irving king. 8
Page.
In Fashions Realm -.-..............-....2 %
The Practical HoHsekeeper's Own Pnge
Cotton Picking BY Machinery. By W. f.
Curtis ..-,......., ..............
Orange Industry of Southern California. .... 8
For the Conquest of the Air.......e....... 9
Sunday Stars Prize Photographic Contest.
The Making of a Successful Husband ...... Z
The Girl You Would Like to Be.
I've Page.
Ball Players Given Glad Hand -
News of the Racing World .....
In Local Chess Circles s....1 /
On the Bowling Alleys. Observation-Disclosures.
Passing Of the Rowdy Ball Player. ......... 2
Horses Coming From All Sections ...
Importation of st. Bernar rtls s,s z
Local Wrestling Bouts Observation-Disclosures. 3
As the Cartoonists See the Sews........;
The Yellow Danger: The Story of the
xas.r Worlds d. .S Greatest test War BY n F. shiei-.
Page.
Willie Cute Teaches Kitty How to Play With
- . - -. j
Uncle George Washington Bings ..
Little Abe Corncnb's .tSkidoo'' Didn't Do
Mrs. Worry: She Wouldn't Be Happy II She
.Bub' Hes Always TO blame ...s,,..
Prince Errant: He Meeteth the Merry Jester
''Wags'-The log That Adopted a Man..
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WEATHER.

Fair and colder today, tomorrow
tan, followed by snow or rain late
tn the afternoon or at night.
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OHIO R|FLEMEN CARRY
OFF H0A0RS AT SEAG|RT
Capture Five Prizes in Off Hand
Military Match Against
Big Field.

SEAGIRT. n. j., Aug. 30.-In the mill
tary national tournament today Ohio rife
men carried off second. third. fourth. fifth
and sixth prizes in the Off hand military
match from n field Of 227 competitors.
The reglmental skirmlsh match was In
progress until nearly dark, each Of the
competing teams being required to make
skirmish run. during which each team
member fired twenty shots.
The winner was the team OF the First
U. S. engineers, score. 43S,
The scores OF the next eight leading
competitors follow:
U. S. Marine corps, second team. Az;
Ninth infantry, Ohio, 400: Seventy first
New York. 3s4: U. S. Marine corps. first
team, $50; U, s. infantry. second team,
372. U. s. infantry. hrst team, 1866; First
infantry, Wisconsin. 3S9; Second infantry,
Washington, first team, 357
The carbine match. open to teams OF
FIVE men, each man firing seven shots at
200 yards, and seven shots at 500, was
won by the Second troop Philadelphia
City cavalry, with score OF 299.
John Kethley, an enlisted man of the
United States navy, won the first prize,
$685. In the off-haud match, with score of
90 out of possible 100. The contest was
open to all. each competitor firing twen-
ty shots off-hand at 200 yards.
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CONRAD SPRINGS BIG
SURPRISE IN TOURNEY
Miller Court Player Defeats
Carl Roberts in Closely
Contested Match.

The biggest surprise OF the intermoun-
| tain tennis tournament came yesterday
when Conrad defeated Carl Roberts In
the most hotly contested match OF the
week. The outcome upset all calcula-
tions OF the closest observers of the
tourney. Victory for Conrad had been
considered an ImpossibilIty. The secre
tary of the club had even gone so far
In making out his schedule of today's
matches as TO pair Roberts and Brown
for the finals taking IL for granted that
Carl would win. But II was not 10 be
so. The veteran OF the Miller courts
was at his best; Roberts perhaps a little
off his game, and in a dogged contest
Conrad won.
Conrad, by his fierce smashing and
driving, rushed Roberts off his feet at
the very start. Carl steaded. but the
set went to Conrad. with q score of Ga.
Naturally the spectators and tournament
players opened their eyes wide and
took notice, but this was only for n
moment, for Roberts took the next set
like fun, winning six straight games.
Conrad was tired, and both players took
rest. This final set was nip and tuck
all The way through until the games
stood 6-4 in favor of Conrad. Then
Roberts put on an iron front, and the.
contest ensuing was the most dogged and
stubborn of the tournament Four times
Conrad came within n point OF winning
the final set and four times Roberts, by
phenomenal back-hand strokes, made II
deuce again. The whole match seemed
TO be wound up in the outcome OF this
game. Both players realized IL, and SO
did the spectators. who looked on in
silence. Victory for Roberts tied the
score. Victory for Conrad gave him the
match. Four times IL had been deuce,
and then Conrad again made IL his add
in. There was a rapid exchange OF shots.
the two players kept the ball skimming
over the net, and then OF a sudden Con-
rad smashed the ball wIckedly. Roberts
struggled TO return the shot, but sent
the ball into the net 1t was Conrads
game, set and match. One shot did it
all. The score follows: Ca. 0-6, 6-A.
Only one match was played in the
doubles yesterday. Boyd and Taylor de-
feated Hill and Taylor in closely
contested game. winning by scores OF
S-6. 3-6, Sc Skillful lobbing by Taylor
made by Hi and Taylor created con-
siderable talk among tho tournament
players. who had supposed that they
would go down In straight sets
Badger and Brown played An exhibition
match with Griffin and Neel. Only one
set was played, Badger and Brown win
ming by 6-3.
The schedule for Friday, August 81. is
as follows:
At Miller courts-Richards and Plum
mer va. Neel and Griffin, p. m.
Conrad VS.. Brown, p. m.
Badger and Brown vs. Boyd and
Neei VS.. W. Salisbury exhibition
matchD. p. m.
At Third South courts-Miss Lyons We
Miss Hutchinson, & p. NJ.
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AN ORDINANCE,

An ordinance confirming the assess
ment upon the property on the east side
OF Thirteenth East street from the south
side of First South street to the north
side OF Second South street. in Paving
District No. 81. for the purpose OF pro-
viding for the curbing and gutterlng
thereof.
Be it ordained by the City Council Of
Salt Lake City. Utah:
Section l, That the assessment list
made by the City Treasurer as corrected.
approved and completed by the Board of
Equalization and Review, heretofore duly
appointed by the City Council for that
purpose. OF the property abutting on tho
east side OF Thirteenth East street from
the south side Of First South street to
The north side of Second South street, in
Paving District No. II OF Salt Lake City
for the purpose OF constructing a cement
curb and gutter upon said portion OF said
street. is hereby confirmed, ana the as
easements made and returned in said
completed lists are hereby confirmed.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval.
Passed by the City Council OF Salt
Lake City, Utah. August 6, 1906, and re-
ferred to the Mayor for his approval.
]. B. MORETON,
City Recorder.
Approx ed this Sth day OF August, 1906.
EZRA THOMPSON.
Mayor.
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Y. M, q. A, ATHLETICS.
Boys Section of Three Cities Arrange
to Hold Telegraphic Meet.

What will prove a novel and interest
ing meet is 10 be held on one of the
outdoor tracks of the city by the boys
section OF the Y. NJ. G, A. on Saturday
afternoon. October G. AT the same time
corresponding the members OF the boys
section OF Oak Park, ILL.,, and Colo
RADIO Springs Colo, will hold An athletic
meet, with the same events and run un-
der the same rules.
Directly after the events have been
pulled off in the above cities results will
be telegraphed to competing associa-
tions and will be announced In the even
ing at an open house" in each OF the
associations.
A silver loving cup will be presented
TO the association making the best
records in each event. The events Will
be as follows: One hundred-yard dash.
running broad jump, pole vault, twelve
pound shot put. 44O-yard relay tfor four
mem. For boys under 10 years Of age
Fifty-yard dash. seventy-fye yard
dash, running high jump.
The seniors Y. NJ. G. A. expect
to run several telegraph meets with Pa
ciGc coast associations during the
pCi
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING or
STOCKHOLDERS.

Motto. Is hereby given that special meet
ing OF tho stockholders OF the Ely Mining
and Milling company, corporation Of Utah.
ONCE OF the president Room 500 Atlas
Block. West SECOND South Street. Salt LsEs
City. Utah, on Monday, the srd day OF Sen.
day. for tho purpose Of ratifying. adopting
approving and confirming the resolutions OF
the Bosrd OF Directors authorizing the
President md Secretary TO execute and de
liver, and tho acts Of such officers in exeer
ting and delivering, lease for 1s months
Of, and eontrsct to sell and option TO pur-
chase, all the mining property Of the cor.
poration for $50, 10000 purchase price. pay.
sblo sl5. 100000 down and sl35, 600 90 on or
before February l, 1908. and decd OF con.
veyanoe OF all SAID property placed In
escrow for delivery to the owner and holder
OF said contract OF sale and option on the
payment OF the balance Of the purchase price
By ordor OF the Board
VIM. NJ. BRADLEY, President
WIN. D. SPRAGUE. Secretary. b1o67
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Entries at Latonia.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 9o.-The entries for
tomorrows races at LAtonia are:
First race, Ave furlongs, seling-Cnlitn
81, Woolen 81, Family Talk Jo2, Decklaw
1o2.' Princess Marie 1o2, Antola 1o2, Rus
kinetta 1o2, Dorothy Scott 1o2 Bsneilen
lo2, Mira 1o2, Sanderson 1o2. Sometime
io2, Floral Queen 1o2, Alta Mcdonald lo5
Deacon 105 Bon yiveut no
Second race, six furlongs, selling-Lorette
H, s5, Lady Ethel e5, All Brown es, Alma
Gerdia e5, DR.. Keith 81, Little James &C.
Hadur 100. Wool Soap 100, Esterre Io2
Libaton 1o2, The Mate 1o5 Black Art 1oT
Magic 1o7. Phiors loe. Blueher 1l2, Scotch
Dance lIe.
Third race, six furlonEs--Anns Day 80.
oberon &c, Azora e5 Toupes 81, senton.
100, Florentine 100, Roscoe 1oT. Don Domo
loe, Envoy 112.
Fourth race, steep1eohsss, short course
Wool Dealer l25, st. Volrna 1873 Battle
Creek 1913. Sam Hoffhemer 1as, Frank Nc
1872. John Dillon 1873. Subsdor 14s, Profit
able $50.
Fifth race. Ave and one-hah furlonss-
Electorine 90. Dulsura 90. Sir Geoffrey e5,
Marmorosn io2, Friendship lo2. Helmuth
1o7, Warner GriswoId llo.
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling-Cygnet
100. Intense 1o2, Lidwfne los, Cspitsno
los, Anglets los, Mum Ill.
Seventh race, mile. selling-Begonia as.
Sheriff. 90. D. G. Taylor CO. Mae Lynch
81, Moocssin Maid 81, Dudley 90, Fast
Flight 90. Frank Bill 1o1, Sam Craig log,
Docls 1o7, Lady LAWS lo7, Hubbard 1oe
The Englishnan lib.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the hrm
heretofore existing under the name and
style OF Radebaugh g. Eckerr. doing bust
ness a. general contractors and builders
in Salt Lake City, Utah, has this day by
mutual consent been dissolved. A ].
Radebaugh having purchased the entire
interest Of said j. l.. Eckert In said
frrn All sums due said firm Will be
paid TO said Radebaugh and all sums due
by said firm will be paid by said Rade-
baugh.
Dated August %. 1906
A, J. RADEBAUGH,
b2216 J. l.. ECKERT.
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ON THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Mack Mack, the California Favorite
Wins in Trot Without Difficulty.

MACK MACK, Un6 OulllOIQld 9VOrlC6,
Wins in Trot Without Difficulty.
READVILLE, Mass. Aug. 3o.-In the
Grand Circuit meet today the California
gelding, Mack Mack, was the favorite in
the 2:lt trot. and won two OF the heats
without difficulty. Bl Milargo took the
third and qualified for the 2;10 class
Results:
The 2:o5 pacing. purse. $3.50. divided
$500 each heat-Gratt won three straight
heats in 2;03Ii, 2:0SM. 2;031t. Baron
Grafton, Bolivar. Wilson Addington and
Nervolo also started.
The 2:11 trot. purse $3.50, divided 1920
each heat-Mack Mack won two straight
heats in 2:0sh, 2:09M. Ell Milsrgo won
the third heat in 2;09h. Morone. Bonnie
Scott, The Phantom. Watson, Frank A.
and Redwood also started.
Tho 2:1S trot, purse $780, divided 1920
each heat-Dr, Chase won the second
heat In 2;l0A. Budd won the FIRST heat,
time not announced, Sister Collette won
the third heat in 2:12A. Jessie Benyon.
Captain Bacon. Marjorie. Ruth c., Toxic.
Composer, Prince Edward and The Peer
also started.
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Entries at the Meadows.
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 inc tribune.
SEATTLE. Aug. 5o.-The entries for TO-
norrow's races at the Meadows follow:
First race, nine-sixteenths of mile, sell
ins-Wapnagootis 112, Rouss. 100. Lusano
10e. Menden 1oe, Prince OF Actors lo7.
Queen Ailens, 104. Grace Von S. 1oa, Marie
Esher 1o4, Doc Craig go.
Second race. thirteen sizteenths Of q MILE
seilips-Georgo W. Tuthill, 1oe, Trapshooter
100, Elm King ZOE, Tom Kingsley 100,
Queen Cup 1o7, Glenrice lo7. Daisy weg-
ner lot, tigoroso 1o4, Eleven Bells 1o2,
Third race, Ave furlongs. seling-silent
Jean lo9, Main 100, Youth 1o9, Wit 100,
Sospy Jones 1oe. Canopus II l0e,
spinstress 1oI, Geroletts 1o7, Southern
Lady 1o7. Albsrns lo7, Black Eyes 1o7,
Jim Pendergast 1o4.
Fourth race, two miles, sslline-Expe-
dent 1o7, Invoice 1o7, Bonsr lo7, Tres los,
Watercure 102.
Fifth race, one mile. selling-Lessl Form
100, Integrity los. Merry Go Round 1o7,
Quick Stride 1o4. Black Gem lol, sicyon
90. Lady Traverse ee, Carrick 1o5.
Sixth race. one mile, sellinS-Picksway
lo7, Calculate lot. Follow Ne 1o7, In.
strument lot, Montana PeeroSs lob, Max
eta los, Dixelle 1os, Lataranta 1o2
Seventh race, one mile. selling-Herbor
loe. Lady Mirthful 1oe, Jaokful 1os, Ink
loa, Anvil 1o3, Lone Wolf lol, Miss May
Bowdieh 90.
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BIG RACE COMES TONIGHT.
Kramer and Lawson Will Meet in Final
Heats Of Their Match Race.

Heats of Their Match Race.
Tyer Lawson and Frank Kramer VIII
fight the nnal rounds of their cycle battle
at the saucer track this evening. To-
nights heats will probably be the most
fercely contested Of the match. Kramer
is now riding more easily and with less
trouble from the altitude than al any
time aimee his arrival in the city. Law
son is likewise getting back Into the
prime shape that he enjoyed at the time
of the first heat. And so no matter what
the result. II Will be a race. and which
ever man loses Will have the satisfaction
Of knowing that he Is losing 10 the
speediest rider that pedals a wheel. One
mile and three mile heats viii be ridden.
There will be two pace makers In the
three-m mile heat.
There are many people who attend the
races that find quite as much pleasure
In the music furnished by Held's bnnd as
they do in watching the races. During
the last few race nights these people
have been olamoring loudly and per-
sisteptly for more music. But the band
has not responded. The explanation is
that the band has TO follow the pro-
gramme. and cannot play at its own
discretion or when requested 10 do so
by the spectators. II might be a good
idea II Manager Chapman would SO ar
range his race programme as to give
opportunity for few more selections
from the band.
The programme for tonight follows
One quarter mile, amateur; three mile
lap race, amateur; one-halt-mile open,
professional; onemile team match race.
paced, Hopper and Bardgett VS.. Pye and
Clark: fve-m mile motor race; Kramer and
Lawson, one and three miles, paced,
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On the Saratoga Track.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug 30.-The Sara
toRa summer meeting closed today. Re-
suits
First race, fye and half furlongs-
SolIy NJ won. Miss Storme second, Pus-
SAINT third. Time. 1903.
Second race, steeplechase, about two
miles-Allegiance won. Sandalwood Sec
ond. Ligero third. Time, 4;3l 2-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Givouni Ba-
ler,o won. Bertha second, Calabash third.
Time. TIA.
Fourth race, Charnplain handicap, mile
and a furlonE-Dandelion won. Entree
second, Ravena third. Time, 1854.
Fifth race, mile-Columbia Girl won,
Bryan second, Cadichon third. Time,
1:41 1-5.
Paumonok won, Fishhawk second. Joe
Miller third. Time, 1:07.
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Races at the Meadows.

SEATTLE. Aug. 3o.-Results:
First race. Ave furlongs-Pinkim won,
Ella True second, Mrs. Matthews third.
time. 1;0lH, 80.
Second race, seven furlongs-silurian
won, G. w. Tuthill second. Lurene third.
Time. 1:2Sh.
Lynch won, Mimo second, Redmont third.
Time, 1:27M,
Fourth race. hve and a half furlongs-
e. M, Brattain won, Sue Christian sec
ond, Elm King third. Time, 1:oTA.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Entre Nous
won, soundly second, Titus II. third.
Time, 100.
Sixth race. mile-Dora /. won. Merry
60 Round second, Legal Form third.
Time. 1:41,
Seventh race. mile and fifty yards-J.
c. Glenn won, Atkins second, BoIoman
third, Time, 1;s4%.
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tate Of Utah. City and County of Salt

State OF Utah, City and County OF Salt
Lake-ss.
/. J. b. Moreson, City Recorder Of Salt
Lake City. Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is full, true
and correct copy OF an ordinance on
titled, IAN ordinance confirming the as
sessment upon the property on the
east side OF Thirteenth East street from
the south side of First South street to
the north side OF Second South street. in
Paving District No, 81, for the purpose of
providing for the curbing and gut
tering thereof" passed by the City
Council of Salt Lake City. Utah. August
6, 1905, and approved by tho Mayor Au-
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EXCURSION TO WYOMING

Via D. g. r. G. r. B., Sept. l and 8.
Fare $4,000 for the round trip to Fran.
ME, Lowell and Cowley. Tickets good
returning within thirty days A mag.
nifcent trip over the Scenic Route
through the Royal Gorge, Grand can
{0n eaes fPes Open
CANYONS.
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2g5-NOTa u. WsIIs .''''' I'Vv0 To %
And in accordance with law and the
order OF the Board OF Directors, made o.
the 9th day OF July, 1906. so many shares
of each parcel OF stock as may be neces-
sary will be sold at public auction at
tho once OF the company, No. 70 Com
mercial block. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
the 18th day OF September. 1905, at l2
o'clock m. to pay the delinquen. assess
ment thereon. together with the costs OF
advertising and expense of sale.
J. Fl. DARMER, Secretary.
~ and rs Commercial block. Salt Lake
City, Utah.
First publication Aug. 81, 1906
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CAMBRIDGE EXCELS IN STARTING
WelI-Known oarman Says Harvard S
Deficiency Here May Prove Costly.

PUTNEY, England. Aug. 30,-The day
being intensely hot. with haze over the
river, the Cambridge and Harvard uuiver-
sity crows did only light work today.
practicing starting and sprinting, we'll
known oarsman today said that Cam
bridge vastly excels Harvard In starting,
and that this deficiency may be costly
TO Harvard In the race. Harvard has ar
ranged for full course trial tomorrow.
paced by crew of oarsmen from the
London Rowing club,
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New Company of Guardsmen.

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 30.-Adjt. Gen.
Lauck announced today that it had been
decided to muster In a new company In
the Seventh infantry of the National
Guard at Los Angeles to take the place
of company +. which was mustered out
few weeks ago on account Of insubordl-
nation
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WILL DEFEND HER TITLE.
Mrs. Dering, Western Woman's Golf
Champion, Will Meet Miss Everett.

CHICAGO. Aug 30.-Tomorrow Mrs. c..
L. Dering OF Midlothian, the present
Western woman golf champion, Will
attempt to hold her title against Miss
Frances Everett OF Exmoor. champion
Of 1904.
The Beml-nna were played today,
Mrs. Dering winning by / up in a game
OF 20 holes from Mrs, w. A. Alexander
OF E1moor, while Miss Everett defeated
Miss Mira Helmer Of Midlothian. up
and 3 to play,
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Results at Latonia.

First race. six furlongs-Ruby Right
won, Miladi Love second. Minnie Johnson
third. Time, 1:15&,
Second race, Ave and a half furlongs-
Avendow won, Grana second. Orland
Wick third. Time, LOS 80.
Third race, mile and a furlong-Atheus
won, Morendo second, Bellevue third
Time, 1:55 2-5.
Fourth race, handicap. ak furlongs-
Lady Esther won, Mai. r. J. Carson sec
ond, Don Domo third, Time. 1.14 1-5
Fifth race. six furlongs-Babe B, won.
Uncle Henry second, The Thrall third.
Time, 1:14 3-5.
Sixth race, mile and a slxtenth-Sa-
voir Faire won, Lady Cbarade second.
Coruscate third. Time, 1;49.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Free Coinage Mining and Milling com
pany. Principal place Of business Salt
Lake City, Utah Location OF mines,
Alta. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF
assessment No 3, OF one-half OF one cent
per share, levied on tho 5th day of July
1906, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders.
&c foll
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INES 4, Lincoln 3.

"a. Aug. So.-Des Molnes
o1n ~ Today. 4 to 8. in an ex-
onn r. II. E.
Q Q ! 20 An O
20 1000 0-3 8 1
veg and Wolfe: Eyler and
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Fails TO Swim Channel.

CALAIS, Aug. 30.-An attempt by
w. Turgess. an English swimmer. to
cross the channel today. was unsuccoss-
full. He was In tho water eighteen hours
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D 8, Cincinnati 9.

@.-Chicago today won
ny In the ninth inning,
on With a single, taking
sacrinoe and scoring the
z bad tumble and Wild
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