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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-25
HIGH SCHOOL VS.. PREPS.
Hammond and Houston Opposing
TWirIers.

The baseball teams of the High school
and the University preparatory school will
meet today on the high school campus
for the first time this year. This game
VIII decide who will have the last place
IN the percentage column, as each nine
mas lost one game. The High schools
nave defeated the l.. d. s., but this game
does not count. according to the ruling of
the managers at the time McCloskev was
Withdrawn from the league. Hammond
VIII De IN the box for High school and
the Houstan will twirl for the nrens
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SPORTSMAN'S CLUB.
Meeting Called for This Evening to
Organize.

A meeting of a number of the dog
fancierS of the city will be held this
evening at II. r. Elliotts office in the
D. r. Walker block to organize a sports
a1an's club. Such a club has been pro-
POSED for some time and now it is be-
iieved there is enough interest in the CITY
to carry the project through. 1t is pro-
posed to hold coursing matches during
the summer and in all probability an at
tempt will be made TO secure the Water
loo cup race, the biggest thing of it's kind
held in the United States
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YOUNG JAY MAKES GOOD.

London. April AIN the international
court tennis championship contests which
began at the Queens club today jaw
Gould of New York played r. h. Ross
and won the first set by 60 and the see
ond by 81. Mr.. Gould won the third set
by 6-3 and the young American champion
thus won the match by 30 in the easiest
possible manner. Eight games which he
won were loves. The match lasted only
fifty-three minutes
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CLYDE HALL MAKING GOOD.

Father John Dubei received a letter yes
1erday from, Clyde Hall. who is now with
the Omaha team in the Western league.
Hall says from all indications he win
stick with the team this year. A couple
of newspaper clippings speak well of Hall
and predict that he will become one of
the stars OF the Western Dubei first in
troduced Hall to the Salt Lake public.
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How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are nabitually constipated
OTino Laxative Fruit syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating the
liver and bowels and restores the ma
tural action of the bowels. Orino Lax
alive Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or
grippe and is mild and pleasant to take.
Refuse substitutes. T. J. Hill Drug Co.
THE fSever Substitutors.
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Gregg Draws With Fitzgerald.

indianapolis, Ind, April 24.-WiIlie
Gregg of Seattle went ten fast rornds
TO draw here tonight When hard
pressed Gregg depended on infighting and
MS wrestling tactics. The decision OF tho
referee was not well received Fifzgersis
being the favorite with the audience
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MATCH STILL HANGING FIRE

Ogden, April 2-Sammy McClintic. man.
ager for Fighting Dick Hyland- ra-
ceived telegram today from Benny Van
ger, II winch fanger asked for impossible
terms for go with HyIand here Mo- IA
McClintic is still hopeful of securing
Finucaue for that date.
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HIGH SCHOOL DRAMAT|CS
Two Plays to Be Presented by Stu
dents of German
Classes.

Preparations have been completed for
the entertainment TO be given the evening
of May 5 by the students of the High
school who are taking German Rehear-
sails have been going on now for the past
two months The affair goes under the
plays, wilhelm Tell and Die Lueg-
nerin," viii be given in the assembly
room Of the gymnasium building and will
be followed by dancing in the gymnasium
room just underneath. The two plays
are under the direction of Miss Critchlow.
The music will be rendered by the High
school orchestra The casts for the two
plays are:
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KEEFE Is HIGH MAN.
Shooters Getting Ready for Ogden
Tournament.

As the date OF the Ogden tournament
nears. the Salt Lake shooters who intend
10 show the other intermountain trap
Fhots how 20 break blue rocks are work
ing overtime at the traps Nearly every
afternoon a crowd spends the greater
part of the day practising. and some high
scores are being made II. c Keefe did
the best work in yesterdays practice.
with an average OF 96 per cont The
scores were as follows:
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ssth Anniversary of the 1. o. o. =.

All members OF the order VIII assem-
BILE on Thursday. April 25. at y. m.
sharp, 81 the I. o. Q. F. hail. to form
line of parade. The members. their
families and their friends win then
gather. at the First VI. E church. on
Second East and Second South. where
the exercises will take place at 8
o'clock.
W. T. HOPKINS. sec'y.
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Special rates for you to Los Angeles
June LIST TO July End. Salt Lake Route.
News just received. Please call at 1e9
s. Main St. for full information 1t will
interest YOU.
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JUNIORS BEAT soPHs.

sophomore team in the university gym
nasium yesterday by score of % to 90
1t was an exciting contest and II was not
settled until the last few minutes of play
The lineup follows:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Brooklyn ....-.-....-.---. l43
Philadelphia. April 24-Philadelphis
won the first game OF the series from
New York here today in a pitchers bat
tie. A base on balls followed by two
doubles won the game for che home team
in the first inning. Score:
r. II. Z.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Batteries-Lush and Jacklitseh; Taylor,
Strang. Magee (2l. Bransfieid. Courtney.
Base on baIls-Off Taylor. 2; off Ames, 5;
off Lush, ) Struck out-By Taylor 1; by
Ames, ]. Umpire-Rigler.
Chicago. April 24-Cincinnati today
pounded Taylor hard in two of his six
innings and followed it up by hitting Dur
BIN nearly as hard, in the last three. Chi
oago could do hut little with Ewing when
hits were needed. Score:
Cincinnati :...,r;......; z u 2
Kahoe; Ewing and Mclean Two-base
hiss-Steinfeldt 90, Higgins, CAMEL.
MONTY. Base on balls-Off Taylor. 2; off
Durhin. 2; of Ewing. .: Struck out-By
Durbin, 2; by Ewing, 5. Umpires-Csr-
renter and tombstone.
ST. Louis. April GETTYSBURG won 20.
days game from the st. Louis Nationals
I
straight victories. Score:
p H E.
81 LOUIS .--s.---..-.............s
fiitSDuiS ---------------.-. =
Batteries-Ksrger and Marshall; Lei
field and Gibson. Two-bate hits-Wag-
Ter. Tnree-base hits-Clalke Base on
balls-Off KaEger, 8; off Leifeild, 4.
Struck out-By Karger. 5; by LeifieId, 6.
Umpire-O Day.
Brooklyn, April 24.-The Boston and
Brooklyn teams played Understanding
tie game today. Darkness ended the play
with each side having ore run. 1t was q
pitchers battle and neither side was
charged with an error. Score:
p H p
Eoston $3.50 -----....----.....,.. 5 0
LltvhlSH .-sss..--..----.-- | u
Batteries-Bell and Butler; Dorner and
OrndOrff Game called on account of
darkness 1wo-basc hits-Tennev Jor-
dan. Lewis. Base on balls-Off Bell. <:
off DOrner. e. Struck out-By Bell. 4: bv
Dorner, l. Cmpires-kiem and Emslie.
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ELY MERCHANTS
BACK RICHARD
Famous Nevada Promoter
Seems Determined to Land
Gans-NeIson Bout.


Ely, New April 24-The largest purse
ever Offered to induce two pugilists 70
enter the ring has been hung mp by Tex
Richard in an effort to get Battling Mel
son and Joe Cans TO fight here either July
4 or Labor day. Sept g. This purse is for
$4,000, of which amount $4,000 has been
deposited with the First National bank of
Ely as a guarantee of good faith To
further show the fighters that he means
business and that Ely wants the fight,
Rlckard has secured pledges aggregating
100000 from the merchants and business
men of Ely, to insure the men that they
will get their money.
Richard has wired to Chicago to secure
the addresses of the fighters and their
managers in order that negotiations may
be taken up with them at once.
Richard does not impose any conditions
on the men, except that they must fignt
here. either on the afternoon OF July or
that of Labor day. He also requires a de-
post of 5000 TO be placed by each man
in any local bank as a guarantee Of good
faith. Nothing is said of weights or di-
vision OF the purse.
Half of Money in Bank.
"One-half of the money is in the bank,
said Richard to The Herald last night,
land the other half will be deposited the
minute they sign up and post their for
feits. have no conditions TO make except
those mentioned. They can weigh what
and when they please, and their mana
money. That is their fight not mine.
The merchants of Ely are behind me
10 the tune of 100000. to insure the men
that I will keep my promises. The bust
ness men here have done nearly double
what Goldfield did TO get the same men
together last year. The Goldfield pledges
were $4,000, All we want is the fight and
We are willing to pay big money for ii.
Big Pavilion Planned.
The signing of the articles of agree
ment will be the signal for unusual
tivity here. As soon as the men get to-
sether. an athletic association will be
formed to manage the affair Contracts
viii be let for the building of an arena
as large, or larger than the one at Gold
field.
1t is the opinion of local sporting men
who have followed the game that the
Lewis-Gans fight will never come off, in
view of the offer made by Richard. It is
pointed out that this fight would be of
about the same duration as the Herman
Cans fight. and that it would not be
worth while for Cans to take Lewis
and jeopardize his chances at the big
money.
The purse for which Cans and Nelson
fought at Goldfield was $50. 600 The purse
for which they are asked to fight is the
largest in the history of the ring. One
purse of $4,000 was promised in Louisi
ana number of years ago but the cash
did not accompany the offer and was
never posted.
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BOOSTERS BEAT UNIONS.

The Sixteenth Ward Boosters defeated
fhe Second Union team yesterday by a
score of "A TO s.
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At Aqueduct.

New York, April 24.-Aqueduct results:
First race, six furlongs-ROyaI Onyx
won. Campaigner second, King Ahab
third. Time-1:15.
Second race mile-W. H. Carey won.
Tommy Wadde1l second. Colonel Jack
third. Tirne-1: AZ 40
Third race, mile-Robador won, Mary
Morris second, Lord Badge third. Time
Las 1-5.
Fourth race. the Woodhaver stakes
four and a half furiongs-Rustle won
Masks and Faces second. Laura Clay
third Time-:54
Fifth race six furlongs-Punky won
Mary Hall second. Ontario third Time
1:14 So.
Sixth race, four and a half furlongs-
Sweet Taire won, Sepoy second, Split Sec
ond third. Time-:54
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TEACHER! TEACHER!

Christensen's Orchestra of eighteen
pieces at Saltair Friday night.
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TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

san Francisco, April 24.-In one of the
best finishes Of the season George z. Nc
Near won the Bohemian Girl handicap
at Oakland today by a head from Loeis-
ulla, while Edwin Gum was third only
a neck away. Logistilla was the favor
lite and was the best. but Sandy outrode
Borei Waltex-~Miller, the colt recently
purchased by President Thomas H. Will
liams romped home in the 2-year-old
event. Creston, the favorite failed to get
IN the money. After Bedford won the
nth race, LyeurguS on Earl Rogers, the
iourth morse, made claim OF foul. but
1t was not allowed. Thirty-one books
were in line. Results:
First race, five furIongs-Walter Miller
1gS. SANDY, 16 to :, won; Follie L. los,
Gross. to l. second: Darlington 10S
Stewart, 300 OF, third. Time-1:02. Adena,
Sir Wesley, Hiacko and Creston finished
as named
ing-Adonis, 107, Butell, 5 to 2. won; Fon-
casta, 107, Keogh, s to .. second; Cover
nor Davis. 102 Grote. IL to ?. third. Time
=3:0S "A. Lady Fashion: Jack Little and
TETON finished as named.
Third race, futurity course-Lisara, 10,
A. Kelly, is to 3. won;. Cloudlight, jos,
Keogh, II to ), second; st. Francis. 1O7,
SANDY to 8, third. Time-1:l0; Sugar
tenant and John Wiethaupt finished as
named
Fourth race. Bohemian Girl handicap,
mile and a sixteenth-George P. McNear
- " l. 6OeA1eliAos l-Os l,O-
rel. 10 to D. second: Edwin Gum. Ill. Ly-
curgus. to l. third. Time-1:46 Is. Edu-
ardo, Bryan, Fisher Boy and j. c. Glenn
finished as named.
Fifth race, mile. selling-Bedford 104 J.
Hunter. even. won; Massa. LOG, heogh, q
to ). second; Princess Titania, 102, Sandy.
9 to 2 third Time 40 Earl Rogers.
Fairy Street and Mabel Hollander finished
as named
sixth race. mile-Cabin. 1OS. Williams.
2 to ], won; Bob Ragon. Ill, Sandy, 30 to
1. second: The Mist 1O6 Keogh. IL to ),
third Time-i:41 2-5 Storma. Yada
MINI Gibson. King Cole. Eckersall and
Marshall NOy also ran.
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Christensen's Orchestra of eighteen
pieces at Saltair Friday night.
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=
Bait eries-Bennett and Sheehan: Paige.
Wright and Zaluslcy.
Des Moines. April 24-Des MONIES made
II four straight from Pueblo TODAY VIM
ming by a score of to s. Pueblo rallied
in the last two innings but could not win
Score:
R. II. L
Des Moines ..............7 y 4
Pueblo $500 --................... 6 : 8
Batteries-Schroeder Miller and Wolf:
Bies, Gilbert and Smith,
Lincoln April s4-Lincoln made nine
runs IN the first inning of today's game
on eight hits, two bases on balls and an
error, and the playing OF the Omaha boys
was trance-like during the remainder az
the game. Score:
r. II. l..
Omaha 49,. - ~ >
Batteries-McKay and Sullivan; Nc
Nicely and Goudins
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco. April 24-OaIzland CON
nected with Jones in the second and
eighth innings for six hits. which netted
five runs. In the eighth Smith made 4
home run Wright kept San Franchises
hits we'll scattered. Score:
R. II. E.
Oakland 1900. .................. 3
San Francisco ............ 3 8
Batteries-Wright and Bliss; Jones and
Street. Umpire-Derrick.
Los Angeles, April 24.-Nagle held Port
land down to three hits today. Station
was removed from the game by Umpire
Derrick for disputing a decision in the
seventh. The features of the game were
the fast double plays. Los Angeles made
three and Portland one, this being an I'M
assisted double by Casey. Score:
r. H f.
l<CS AiiSCi-o r.""-sss-.-....s.s... o =
B3tteries-Nagle and Hogan; Carson
Donohue and Schimpf. Umpire-Derrick.
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CENTRAL COAL & COKE co.

CAN NOW FILL COAL ORDERS
PROMPTLY.
PHONES 1000. SO S. MAIN
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State of Utah. Office of the Secretary o

State of Utah. Office Of the Secretary of
State-ss.
I, Charles S. Tingey, secretary of state
of the state Of Utah, do hereby certify
tiaat fhe above named insurance company
has filed in my office a detailed state
ment of its condition, from which the
foregoing statement has been prepared
and that the said company has in ali
other respects complied with the laws of
the state relating to insurance
In testimony whereof 1 have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
(SeaD great seal of the state of Utah
this 10th day of April. A. D. 1907.
G. S. TINGEY,
Secretary OF State
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Our Grill Room at the Royal Cafe is
open daily from 4 to II p. m.
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At Indianapolis.-Inda 0; Kan
sas City. l.
At Columbus.-Coiumbus 4; st. Paul, 1.
At Tcledo-Toledo. S: Milwaukee, 4
At Observation-Disclosures 5: Minneai,-
OILS, ) eleven innings, tie).
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Spokane, Wash, April 24-In a fast
fielding game, featured by magnificen.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux City. Ia. April 24-Hard hitting
ia the first inning won today's game for
Sioux City from Denver. Score:
K. H. Z.
SlcuX City .-....-..-..--........ s y ,
Raft erias-Rennett and ahnahnr. pie.
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HERALD SPORTING NEWS
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL

pitching, Spokane defeated the Tacoma
champions here today, to l. Spokane
scored her winning runs on two errors,
James pretty infield hit and Altman's
scorching drive past third base. The
score:
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score:
r. H. E
Tacoma . .....-.........1 3
Batteries-Eriekson and Swindells; Del
lar and Shea. Umpire. Dodd.
Seattle, Wash. April 24.-F1elding errors
on easy chances after two men were out
in the fifth and seventh innings by Hick-
ey and Kellackey. gave Butte a chance
to turn a close contest into an easy VIC
tory. Garvtn and Walsh both pitched in
good form. Score:
r. II. E.
Dueec -.---.-----.----...
Batteries-Walsh and Stanley; Garvin
and Neiey. Umpire. Ehret
Vancouver. B. c. April 24.-After out
playing Aberdeen for nine innings, the
Canucks went to pieces in the tenth and
the Black Cats rolled in four runs Score:
r. H. e.
vancouver .......-........ 3
Aberdeen ...... ...-.-.. 8 "A .
Batteries-Howell and Wilson; Hickey
and Strip Umpire-Mullane.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


singles by Jacobsen prevented Siever
from getting nO-hit performance against
the st. Louis club today. Score
r. H. f.
Detroit -.---. .-..-.--...--.-...-.. l
Batteries-Siever and Payne; jacobsen
and Stephens.
Cleveland, April 24-Clevelsnd opened
the series with Chicago by defeating tho
worlds champions. to l. Hinchman won
the game for the locals with a three
Dagger Score:
R. H E..
S ,4tiseela '''''' '''.''''''''''''. 0
Batteries-Joss and Clark: Altrock and
Mcfarland.
Boston, April 24-Helvy batting at crit
ical> times gave Philadelphia the game to-
day. Score:
R. H. e.
Philadelphia .............. { l
Batteries-Coombs and Schreck; Young
and Armbuster.
New York. April 24-Wsshington heat
New York today, to l. Patten held the
locals well in hand all through the game
and with two-base hit in the seventh
won his own game by bringing in three
runs Score:
r. H. E.
esnlnst"h 800. .'.....-.----.. 3
New York ...----..-....-.--.-.... ,
Batteries-Patten and Warner; BOYLE
and kieinow.
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The Best Insurance in the World.
GEORGE D. ALDER,
General Manager
No 2n4-S AioC,ornicLc RIocl.
National Life Insurance Company

limo name and location or
the company, National
Life Insurance Com
pany, Montpelier, Yer
mort.
Name of president, Jo-
seph a. De Beer.
3-Name of secretary Osman
d. Clark
1.-The amount OF it's capital
stock Is ..................
5.-The amount of its capital
stock paid UP is .........
1.-THE amount of its assets
is 49,. 49,. .....- ......s 1851. 122 20
THE amount of it's liabiI-
tiles Gncluding eapitaD
is -. -. - -. 1885,, e44 81
S.-The amount of its income
during the preceding
calendar year .......-.... 9,1S5, 636 81
9.-The amount of its expen-
ditures during the pre-
ceding calendar year.. 1884 247 O6
10.-The amount of losses and
endoWments paid during
the preceding calendar
year $50. -. 49,. 1,495, AS 81
1.-THE amount of risks rit-
ten during the year.. 24,l79 500 90
12.-The amount OF risks I'm
force at the end of the
year 49,. ...... ......... 151, 2520co 60
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COLLEGE SCORES.
At mbfidge.-Harvard- Bates game
postponed; wet grounds.
At West Point r. II. e.
west Point ............--........ 3 IL 4
1 aIe 49,. .......................
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DIED.

MILES-In this city. April %. 1907. of ap-
pendicitis, Karl w, son of John H and
Emily Spencer Miles of Sharon, Ida.
aged IA years.
The remains will be shipped to Paris,
Ida, today Thursday on the Has p. m
Oregon Short Line. Funeral services will
be held at Paris on Friday, the 18th.
SULLIVAN-In this city, April %. 1897,
Margaret Sullivan, in her eSth year
The funeral will be held today, April
%. at 10 a. m. Interment Mt. OIivet Gem
etery.
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Batteries-Erickson and Swindells; Del
lar and Shea. Umpire. Dodd.
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Batteries-Bell and Butler; Dorner and
OrndOrff Game called on account of
darkness 1wo-base hits-Tenney, Jor-
dan. Lewis Base on baIls-Off Bell. ::
off Dorner T. Struck out-By Bell, 4; BY
Dorner I. Cmpires-klem and Emslie
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

batterles-Mckay and Sullivan; N
Nicely and Gondns
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Batteries-Lush and Jacllitseh; Taylor,
Ames and Bresnahan. Two-b base hits
Strang. Magee (2l. Bransfieid, Courtney
Base on balls-Off Taylor. 2; off Ames, 8;
off Lush, ; Struck out-By Taylor, L; by
Ames, ]. Umpire-Rigler.
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Brooklyn, April 2z.-The Boston and
Brooklyn teams played thirteen-inning
tie game today, Darkness ended the play
with each side having ore run. 1t was a
pitchers battle and neither side was
charged with an error Scnre.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-05-04
NO ARTILLERY
CARRIED In COURT

When court convened in Haw-
thorne recently. Judge Langan,
who is hearing the cases of W.
A. Preston and Joseph Smith.
charged with the murder of
John Silva at Goldfeld. created
considerable excitement by the
following statement. Mr.. Sher-
III, | want you to search everyone
except the officers who presents
himself for admission to this
court, and if you find any weap-
on him bring him before the bar
at once and will see that he is
severely punished" AS a re-
suit of this order every man who
entered the court room to hear
the proceeding against Preston
and Smith has been searched.
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Justice Court.

Last Thursday before Justice
Maynard of Caliente, the
case of assault and battery
against Mark Church was tried.
The defendant was charged with
the crime of assault and battery,
alleged to have been committed
on the evening of April 18th.
1907. on the person of Frank
Garrison, in the town of Phoebe.
county of Lincoln and state of
Nevada.
Justice Garrison of this town.
ship allowed a change of Venue
under a motion of the defense on
the ground of his relationship to
the complaining witness.
Three witnesses were examin-
ed on part of the State and the
defendant testified on his own
behalf. after which the Justice
adjudged the defendant guilty of
the crime as set forth in the
complaint, and imposed fine of
one hundred and fifty dollars
and thirty days in the county
Jail. which said fine and impris-
onment was suspended during
the good behavior of the defen-
dant.
n n D. n !.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-05-04
P. F. SULLIVAN,
R. ]. SCHWENDIMAN

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