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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Proposals for Printing and Binding the
compiled Laws OF Utah. 1907"
=. in accordance with tho provisions OF
SeeSlon 3, Chapter J, Laws OF Utah, 1917.
We state Board OF Examiners OF tho state
OF Utah. viii receive proposals Tor prini4
ing, in one volume. four thousand Q,o0D
copies Of the Compiled Laws OF Utah,
1901, and for the binding of three thou.
sand 5000 copies thereof
Bids for printing to be per page, and
binding per volume,
Bidders will be permitted 10 make pro-
posals for printing only, or binding only.
All material ana work to be In accord
ance with specifications on flls In the Of
ice of Hon. James 4. Hammond, mem Der
ot compilation Commission. No. 9i5-Sld
Utah
All work to be completed within tho
time required IN the specifications.
Each bid must be accompanied with
certified check equal 20 10 per cent Of ti.S
amount OF the bid 10 be held upon conui-
the bidder will faithfully and promptly
execute a good and sufficient bond, paya-
bio 10 the stats, with two sureties, to DO
appiuyso by said board conditioned that
he Will perform the work for which he
has contracted under such rules and reg
ulauons as the hourd may prescribed, and
for the faithful performance OF the CON
trncN.
Bids must be scaled and endorsed Bids
for printing Cor bindlng) Compiled Laws.
secretary OF the board, room Isl. City
and County Building, on or before ls o.
clock noon. July 9Th, 1901. at which hour
the bids will be opened.
The board reserves the right 10 reject
lily order Of he state Board Of Exam
liners c. S, TINGEY,
Secretary.
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utcs, aian ChampIon sqmrcs Delaney

around in the surf like a huge but
very speedy porpoise, lie came back
not long before the day set for the
big fight fealing fit as fiddle
OF POWERFUL BUILD.
Billy Delaney and Nat Goodwin
were among the most attentive wqtch-
crs Of squires as he went through his
stunts In the gymnasium. And he is
worth watching, He has muscles that
would shame May OF the vaudeville
strong men. his shoulders are long,
low, sloping but powerful. Like all
large mon he seems awkward at first
but this impression soon wears or as
you watch him wri:hing around the
floor like a snake. He bloodles the
noses OF the amateurs and has-beens
that come over to box with him but
he obviously hasn't the science OF Cor
bert or even JEFF
THIRTEEN STONE"
Though Squires is a big fellow he
Is much smaller man than Jetfries
and doesn't pose as giant. He
weighs "lS sinnp" and stands little
ovel feet . incnvs nv. he is like
" fellow and seems 10 have the stuff
Of a real aghior in him. He strikes
q stranger as quiet and retiring but
~ enthusiastic enough when he puts
on the gloves
lie is frankly very ANXIOUS TO meet
Iefrtes and honestly thinks he could
beat him, He is confident of vim
ming his fight with Burns and a good
many people on the coast are coming
tu share his view.
They say fought lot OF down
and cutters across the water" he re-
marks, Well. I don't think they
was much myself for ] didn't have
no particular trouble with EN-. But
the chaps Jeffries fought before he
went out of the ring wasn't such COM
ers either think that part Of it's
about stand on
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WILL NOT RESIGN.
Manager John McGraw of Giants TO
Stay With Team.

John McGraw. manager OF the New
York National league club. vigorously
denied the report that he would resign
from the mana gership Of the team be-
cause OF the reverseB that have befallen
the Giants, 1t would be the last act OF
his liie to desert the Giants at this stage.
said McGraw, Il intend to stick to the
lied with me. That we have fallen behind
in the league race is not my fault. The
element OF luck and injured players
might sustain always must be considered
In baseball. We have lost many games
this season because the other team hap
pened to be IA little more fortunate In
certain respects. Records will show that
we outbatted and outfielded several
clubs that defeated us by one run Last
week was. perhaps, the most disastrous
slcne my connection with the Giants
Through Injuries we lost the services Of
Bresnahan Seymour and McGann. and
The players are among the most valu-
able we have and cannot be replaced.
II have not abandoned hope OF winning
tho pennant by any means In about two
weeks the team will be IN fairly good
shape and we will go after the Cubs hard
err than ever. In the meantime will
direct the playing affairs of the club as
usual, / would make thousands of enc
mics by resignlng my position at this
time. am concentrating all my ener-
gies in the hope of patching up the team
so that i will make a good showing
against the stronger clubs. and this ia
an infallhle sign that / win stick. Be-
fore l sever my relations with the New
York club | believe that l will land an
other pennant and worlds champion
shin"
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BARNEY 0LDFIELD
RACES ON COAST,

Barney oldnell justly known TO the
sporting worlI rs the wizard " the
Auto" has mado arrangements 20 re-
main on the coast throughout the
summer months and entertain the ems
thuslasis with a series OF whlrlwind
Efforts 10 reduce existing records with
his yerltable dying machine.
Recently James w. Coffroth effect
ed combination with oldneld where
by the promoter takes charge ~ the
great drivers AFFAIRS for some time 10
come. CoffroIh h TO promote auto
mobile meetings throughout the state,
with Oldfeld AS the chief attraction,
with view OF interesting the public
In auto racing.
Manager coffroth's plans have not
been completed as yet In regard 10
any definite circuit OF meetings. but
two affairs have been arranged sat
iHfactorily. He has entered into an
agreement with Thomas ", Williams
for the rental OF maryyjlle and Tam
foran raeetracks for the initial series
OF meetings,
The frst win be held al Emcryville
on July 10 and viii be <Dllowed With a
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

STATE LAND BOARD RESERVOIR
and Irrigation Project,--Sealed proposals
VIII be received by tho State Board or
Land Commissioners at Its office. City
July 2, i907, for furnishing the material
and constructing reservoir-dam and
spllwsy on the SEWER River near Hatch
town, Garfield County, Utah; and also
tor q canal with all appurtenahoeS, for
me lTrlHatlon OF tract OF land known az
the PAngultch Bench. The dam is 10 be
with puddled core" ana win contain a.,
prQKlmhtely 10000 cubic yards Of ILL., 800
cubic feet reinforced concrete and A,ocO
cubic feet atone masonry. Canal Will be
" feet wide on the bottom and approx
maiely 1900 feet long, including approx
imately 800 linear feet OF lumber Hume
on timber tresties WITH concrete abuS-
merits and footlpgs.
Bids viii be received for the work cora
plete or for the work IN sections as con-
telned on the sheet OF proposals IN the
Office OF the State Board OF Land Com
missioners, copy OF which may be had
All proposals must he addressed to the
Secretary OF the State Board Of Land
Commissioners. Salt Lake City, Utah.
payable TO the said secretary In amount
BID bid - ''' pSf cent OF 'ne amount % '''
Plans may be seen and specifications
DO procured at the following places: OF.
nee OF the Secretary OF the State Board
Of Land Commissioners. Salt Lake CITY,
Utah; office of the State Engineer. Sal
Mclaughlin, Engineers, Agricultural Col
lege, Logan, Utah
the right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
THOMAS &. oAi.tisTER. secy..
state l5oard OF Land Commissioners.
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NOTICE.

Notice Of intention TO redeem outstand~
Ing Issue OF Salt Lake City Railroad Com
PAM. per cent Second Mortgage Gold
Whereas. the Salt Lake City Railroad
Company. corporation organized under
the laws of Utah did heretofore on the
Of fve hundred $500 bonds dated OF that
day, of the denomination of one thousand
dollars Ql,po), and payable on the hrst
Its property; and
Whereas, the Utah Light s. Railway
Company has since succeeded to the own
ership OF said properly of the Salt Lake
Railroad Company, and did heretofore on
the 18TH day OF January. 1905. In consicera-
ton Of the extension of time OF the pay
ment OF the aforesaid bonds until Febrti-
airy LIST, 1910, authorized the guaranty OF
the payment OF the principal and inter
est thereof. which guaranty. was there
however. was on the express condition
that the said principal sum OF said bonds
should become payable on any February
1910, at the option OF the said Utah Light
a. Railway Company. upon the said cont
pany giving TO the Trustees Of the mort
gage mentioned In eaid bonds not less
than twenty eight weeks previously a no.
the payment thereof,
And whereas, the Board OF Directors
OF the Utah Light & Railway Company
at regular meeting OF said board held
on January 18th. 1907 adopted a resolu-
ton providing that In consideration of
the premises and the terms upon which
sad gparantg gsS entered into by said
elects 10 pay the principal Of said bonds
on the lat day OF August, 1901 and tho
undersigned Trustees were notified in
writing OF such election on January 10.
1907, and were directed 70 cause notice OF
such payment TO be published in two daily
papers printed in Salt Lake City for a
period OF thirty days prior 10 said frst
day OF August, 1901,
Now. therefore notice is hereby given
TO the holders OF the said Salt Lake City
Railroad Company 8 per cent second
mortgage gold bonds that pursuant 10 the
action OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Utah Light s. Railway Company above
mentioned, the said bonds may be re-
deemed by presentation thereof during the
regular banding hours at the banking
house OF w. s. Mccormick & Co.. Bank
ers, Salt Lake City. Utah. OF. or after
the first day of August. 1907. after which
date said bonds viii cease to draw inter
est.
Date OF frst publication, June 18th. 1871
WILLIAM s. MCCORMICK
CLARENCE Is. MCCORMICK.
Frrt1gtasS
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Reynolds

second gathering at Tanforan n few
days later. The card for the opening
day has not been definitely decided
upon, but the pursea for professional
drivers have been 50 liked as to at
tract the best wheel men In the eoun-
Try In these races Oldfeld may COM
pete but at Che present moment It Is
his Intention to stick closely to the
EFFORT to reduce existing records In
this respect his chances for success
Will be greater at Tanforan than at
Emeryville, At the latter .,Sck the
jockey clGe VIII mt pSlmit Tho iigh
banking OF the Turns, si1 ~ taNy
are now they are not ,caugcs~e to re-
ceid-breakipg trials AT Tantotan 1t
IL different Oldheld has inspected
that course, and is highly pleased
with it, inasmuch as President will
liams Will allow the promoters 81 the
auto meets TO do whatever banking Is
necessary on the turns 81 make the
course the safest In thu country. with
this advantage the time made At Tan
foran should be exceedingly fast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
GENERALsHIP WON.
ID. A. Callahan Gives Reasons Why
Yale Defeated Harvard Crew.

y. A. Callahan. the expert In athletics
and Yale man, says In reference to the
e-Harvard university race, that "the
Yale crew. Inferior individually TO the
Harvard, won through better generalship
and tho result Of the race is a great
and trainer He had the Yale crew pull
the, long slow Is stroke from the start
10 the three and half mile flag with
remaining half-mile. The Harvard crew
hit 'cr up 10 80 ana IS strokes TO the min
ute at the start and kept this up to the
three and a half mile flag. and then when
the great and nnal squirt the Harvards
found they had tired themselves, and had
not the strength left for the response TO
q TO the minute stroke. was Bob Cooks
method years ago. and always told. A
fOur-mile race IL no childs play and a
crew must needs study how TO save up its
strength so that IL VIII be in condition TO
make a showing on the final squirt.
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REMARKABLE RESCUE.

That truth is stranger than fiction.
has once more been demonstrated in
the little town OF Fedora, Tenn, the
residence of c. V. Pepper. He writes:
II was In bed, entirely disabled with
hemorrhages of the lungs and throat.
Doctors failed 10 help me, and all hope
had fled when l began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery. Then instant
RELIEF came. The coughing soon ceased;
the bleeding diminished rapidly, and
in three weeks vas able to 60 .
work" Guaranteed for coughs and
colds, soc and 500, at Il, G. M. l.
drug store. Trial bottle free.
The Best" today. Vienna Walnut
Bread. Vienna Bakery.
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NEARY is DEFEATED.
Packy Mcfarland Proves Too Clever
For Milwaukee Boy.

Milwaukee, WIS, June 2s.-Paeky Nc
Fnrland, the Chicago lightweight dcfen;-
ed Charles Neaty OF Milwaukee in a ten
round bout before the Badger Athletic
with cheers. Mcfarland had the better
Of the Milwaukee, boy IN nearly every
round. lie used left lab and landed II AZ
will, Occasionally he whipped IN a right
20 the head ana few sim uppercuts.
NeaTy worked on his opponents body
most OF tho time. when he tried his IA
nous swings for the head Paeky was not
there. NeaTy got IN considerable DOdy
punishment IA The cllnches. hut 10 offset
That the Chicago boy landed four or va
blows 10 Neary's QUO In this free lighting
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MATCH FOR HYLANp.
Twenty Ronnd Bout at Omaha on July
Fourth

Here is what the Omaha Daily News
says about DICK Hyland:
"Fignung DICK Hyland conuueror
of Eddie Hanlon and Young Corbett, and
George Decker, one OF the best OF the
eastern lgbtwelghts, were Tuesday
matched tor q 20-round bout III Omaha
on jury a.
Hyland has been in the city for the
past week, doing light road work and
on Tuesday started regular training at
Council Buns in the quarters USED by
Md Farmer.
Walter Mccarthy. Tommy Campbell
and couple of other local men will
work with him.
Decker wired hts acceptance of the
match Tuesday night and will arrive
in Omaha Thursday. ready FOR active
training.
He has boon engaging in limited
bouts during the spring and is said 10
be in good condition.
The bout Will be pulled on on the af-
tcrnoon Of the Fourth the details OF
The match to be settled after decker
arrives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
NAMES OF RACERS.

Kiel, Germany June $,-ifhe lilttels-
The three small racers which viii prob
ably be chosen by tho Imperial Yacht
club 90 race the three boats Of the Fast.
waters, beginning Aug. 49, as they
showed up best n the four races which
ended yesterday. In which there was
two HpAutsh entries
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WESTERN.

Lincoln, Neb.. June 2s.--Pltcher Hall
had the Lincoln batters at his mercy. 49,
tnree singles were made on him. tcA.
tered through as many Innings and not
Lincoln man got to first
Score: r. H. t.
Oln'lha ''s-.. ..'''-.s. .'',....s,......,b D
BATTERIES Summell and 2inran, Hail
aud Gonding.
Denver. June 3S--Des Monies outplayed
Denver at every point and won, TO 2
sCorei X. A. T..
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LES MuineS '''' ..'..-,...t,...t.,,,.V ~
MISUNDERSTANDING and McDonouSh;
Clark and Heager.
Pueblo. Colo. June A.--Pueblo won't to
pieces today and sioux City won the anal
game.
Score: r. H. h.
sioux City ..... ......,.,-.....,....u II 3
fueplo '.-.... .,..s,........u.... II y
Batteries--Newlin, Williams and j.
sheensn; Dickenson, Morgan and smith.
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-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned Board OF Turstees OF
Scoheld School District, Sconeld, Carbon
County, Utah, viii receive bids up TO IiN
p. m. July %, 1907, for the erection OF IN
s-room brick school building, Plans and
specifications can be found at the office
OF Nell NJ. Madsen. Scoheld. Utah; also
at the office OF h. c. Watkins. architect,
Provo. Utah. Bids will be received In
segregated form, for escavating, stone
cement concrete and brickwork, car
penter work. including tin, wrought iron
and galvanized iron work, plastering ana
cement work, painting heating appara-
tus; also for the building completed, en-
cent heating apparatus. Each bid must
be accompanied with certified check OF
/ per cent Of the amount or bid. which
viii DO returned with all rejected bids;
also to the successful bidder upon enter
lng into contract within one week after
said work ls awarded. otherwise the
amount To be forfeited TO said district,
The trustees will meet AT their offics At
the above stated time and date 10 open
and publicly read all bids. The trustees
reserve the right to reject any ana al
bids. BY order Of the board.
F. II, MERREWEATHER,
Chairman.
LARS JENSEN.
Treasurer.
Secretary.
Dated at sconold. June 2Ath. 1907.
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GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

tinsdale, H., June 2s--Robort simpson,
the omaha professional, today won the
western golf championship with a total
Of 201 strokes for the ~ holes.
While Anderson OF onwsntsia, and Fred
Mcleod OF Midlothian were tied for sec
Ond and third place with 800 each.
Francisco. s53, w. V. iioare, salt Lake
City, ytl.
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AUSTRALIAN A WINNER.

London. June 2s.-In the sll-England
lawn tennis championship games at VIM
hledon today. Norman Z. Brookes. Aus
tralian. beat Karl H. Bohr, American.
the present championship. The scores
were 81, 6-2. 20. SO, 81.
Miss sutton OF California beat Miss
Lowther, ga, "a.
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NOTICE.

TRAPPbR MINING CoMPANY.--No-
tiee is hereby given, that a special meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Trapper
Mining Company wall be held at No, IA
az 2 o'clock p, NJ. on Tuesday the z5rd
day OF July, 1907, for the purpose OF elact-
ing board OF i've (6l directors from
President, a Secretary and a Treasurer,
and 70 trasnact any such other business
az shall lawfully come before the meet
Ing. .,,,
President or the Trapper Mining Com
pPIe1 Juno u 1901
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Rafteries-L undEren and KING Canllltz
and Gibson Two base hits-StetnreidC
Bases on balls--Of Lundgren, 2; on Cam
nitz 5. Struck out-By Lundgren q by
umpires-Johnstone and o'Day.
philadelphia. June 2s.-New York again
defeated Philadelphia today by opportnne
hitting coupled with errors. The WIN
ming runs We're scored In tho eighth IN
ming on an error, triple ana an out
Score: T. ~ L.;
New YORK ,.,... -s''''-s-''''''s''''S
Philadelphia ....,,,. -.s.'' '''''-s'''-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ames and Bowerman:
Corridor and Jacklittch. Three-base hits
-Strang. Bases on balls-on Taylor, 3; OF
Ames, I: off Corridor. ]. Struck out-by
Taylor, 4; By Ames. ); by Corridor o.
Umpire-Rigler.
Brooklyn, June 2S--Boston defeated the
locals In a ten.inning game today. A new
pitcher Ernie Iinderman, was put IN me
box by Boston. He was relieved after
he became bit wild IN tho seventh in'
ming,
Score. " n ~
Brooklyn 800, ."'-. ,,,-..''''.'.''5
batteries lndarman, Young and Need
ham: PaAtorius and Ritter.
Al Cincinnati - ST. Cincinnati
game postponed, bad weather. Double
header Saturday.
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cRoKER SENDS oHALIENop

Dublin. June @.--fiichard Croker sent a
challenge to Captain u, n. Greer owner Of
the black colt SLEEVE Gallon. for a match
rscc with Mr.. croker's Orhy az any dis
lance from ive. fnrlonBs 10 three mllss.
Captain Greer declined,
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PACIFIC COAST.

San Francisco June 2S.-oalSIand won
from Portland by a score OF o to q Port
land only made four hits OF Wright.
Score; "a n
Oakland ..... go. .. 4 n 3
t"Ihdiiu ''''s. =. ..-.....-.-...,,.....,2 1
and Bliss.
UmpIre--Derrick
Los Angeles, June 2S-Ios Angeles de-
feated San Francisco today by punching
hits.
Score: r. II. r.
Los Angeles .,....,. .......,.....S IL z
san francisco -.-..' .--....t--s.......S ~ i
BAtteries-Nagle and Hogan; Willis ana
Street
pmpire-Perrine. r
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BALL GAME TO-DAY.

The Salt Lake baseball team, under the
direction OF John Dubei. play the soldiers
AZ Walkers field this afternoon, Dubel de-
cided TO use stevens his one-armed pitch.
er, and predicts his team will defeat the
Soldier boys,
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HAVE you THE CHURCH woRKsr
No I.atter-day Saints home should
BIO without set OF the standard
Church publications on The center ia
BILE or IN the library. Send for tlAc new
free catalogue. DeseTet News BOOK
storo. Salt Lake City,