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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-04-27

The Greenwater Chuck Walla Is stu
ated midway between Ruby and South
Greenwater. The ledge shows quarts
porphyry and runs 81 per cent copper
with silver values as high as 104 ounces.
This 1t is stated is the highest silver
return in the district.
Some fifty or sixty miles south OF
Greenwater is the Mccarthy strike. In
the Kingston range, where II Is stated
high grade copper values have been dis
covered.
The Kingston Range Copper Mines
corporation of Greenwater Is operating
in this locality. This company owns
500 acres and the surface showings are
said to be enormously rich. With as
says running from 16 to 2s per cent cop
per. This strike was made only recently
and 1t has attracted wild spread atten-
ton.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-04-27

Captain A.. H. Mayne left for Ramsey
last Thursday, to inspect the Ramsey
of which he is the principal
owner. Captain Mayne is anxious to
verify the report of the rich strike made
on the property a week ago. He believes
the Ramsey-Comstock will develop
into the greatest producer in the state
and he predicts that the reported strike
will prove to be better and more extern
sive tina the reports indicate.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-04-27
AIN
MOUNT

Nevada Goldfed, Butte Goldfeld, Bonnie Claire, Jr, the Corbett,
Nevada Sunshine, Exchequer, Great Western, Nevada Southern, Cam
eron-Keane, now shipping ore, Gold Mountain Consolidated, Double
Eagle, Side Winder and the famous Gold Crest. Our firm is promot-
ing the Pride of Gold Mountain, Gold Mountain Mother Lode, Pride
of Gold Mountain & Mother Lode Extension, also the Bonnie Claire
Hidden Treasure Mining companies. We control the sale OF all OF
those stocks, and offer any bank, express company or broker In Gold
field as reference. We have made good in all our promotions because
we have been careful in selecting only properties of merit, that our
past good name may be permanently established in the minds OF the
investing public. We are incorporated for $25OOO capitalization,
the company owes n o man a dollar, our holdings are sufficient to war
rant any prospective customer in placing confidence in us. Wire or
mail orders will be promptly filled on listed stocks. We charge the
regular brokerage commission for buying or selling. We are not mem
bers of any exchange, although we have associate brokers on the floor
of all of them. We do not claim to be able to give information con-
corning the thousands of mining propositions in Southern Nevada,
Mountain, we are prepared to give information. We are also promot-
the immediate vicinity Of some of the most noted mines in the camp.
very active. The company has a shaft down over 100 feet and one
lease upon the property. The leasers believe that the Yellow Top will
soon be one of the most noted mines in Goldfeld- We believe this
stock an excellent buy at the market, and one that would be safe to
hold.
In conclusion we are pleased to state that the Goldfeld labor
troubles, in our opinion have been permanently settled, a contract
signed for two years, which leads us to believe that the future pros
perity of the camp will be even greater than the past. The activity
around the mines would interest any person, business has advanced
rapidly in the last day or so, money is flowing in from all parts, and
people who rarely ever buy a share of mining stock are now placing
large orders, and it is generally believed they will make from 10 to
so to l ON their investments in the next six months.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-04-27
PRIDE OF GOLD MOUNTAIN

The Company owns ten full claims and several fractions, capital-
zation 1 100000 shares, par value 81. 100000 shares of treasury
stock. promotion stock 100000 shares, which is pooled. The Company
has a large surplus of cash in the treasury and working a large force
of men. also, erecting permanent and substantial buildings upon the
feet; they have sent in several small shipments of ore, and preparing
for permanent shipments; hundreds of assays have been made running
from 5000 to over 1000 per ton. The lodges are large and well de-
fined. and increase in value as depth is attained. The stock is now
listed OF the Goldfeld and San Francisco boards and is very active.
No salaries re paid any of the officers; the treasury stock is sold for
developing the mine and the money must be expended for that pur-
pose.
ket. The stock is certainly an excellent buy, and IN our opinion,
which is based upon reports of mining men, it will soon reach par,
from the actual merit of the property. We have a number OF sacks
of the ore in our office and warehouse, from which the public r.
invited to select their own samples and have assays made.
GOLD MOUNTAIN MOTHER LODE MINING COMPANY
Owns eight full claims and several fractions adjoining a rroe
If Gold Mountain. The property is believed by experts ana Ia
% from development, to be one and the same as n d a rno
The stock is not listed yet, but will be in the very near future. Large
Profits were made by those who purchased Pride OF Gold Mountain
before it was listed, and a similar opportunity is IN store tnose
who r successful enough to get a block of the Mother Lode pefore
10 listed No officer in the Company draws any salary; the captahza-
t;n ! 500 600 shares, par value 81 each, with 100000 shares IN the
treasury: the promotion stock, 100000 shares IS pooled and VIII not
interfere with the treasury stock, or the stockholders who own treas
uy stock.
We certainly believe both Of the above companies own and re
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-04-27
CLAIRE HIDDEN TREASURE MINING COMPANY

Owns six full claims and several fractions adjoining the famous
Bonnie Claire mine, upon which they are now erecting one OF the most
modern stamp mills ever built in Southern Nevada. They nave e.
veloped the ore down to the 900foot level, proving it to be enormously
rich, and increasing in volume and value as depth is attained. One
Of the claims owned by the Bonnie Claire Hidden Treasure adJons the
claim known as the Rattle Snake, which has delivered In rich ore a
large sum Of money to its owners, and has proven to be one o the
richest mining claims ever discovered in Southern Nevada
All of the above properties are in the immediate vicinity OF the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-04-27

developing a real gold mine which will prove enormously profitable
to the stockholders who RI willing to give the companies time for
development. We do not advise the public to buy either of the above
stocks unless they are willing to wait for their profits until the COM
panies have had a fair show for developing and proving the values
which are in store for those who have patience and are willing to
hold the stock for a few months. Mining companies cannot repur-
chase their own stock and do justice to the stockholders, the money
received for treasury stock must be used for development purposes.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-04-27

PRIDE OF GOLD MOUNTAIN g. MOTHER LODE EXTENSION
COMPANY
Owns eight full claims and a fraction adjoining the Pride and
Mother Lode properties. From surface indications and evidences
obtained from development of this property, the company evidently
owns and will, in the near future, prove their property to be one and
the same as that of the Pride of Gold Mountain and Mother Lode.
Work is being pushed forward as rapidly as men and money can ac-
complish that end, and in our opinion, which is based upon a personal
inspection of the properties above mentioned, and reports from many
experienced mining men, a large profit will come to each and every
stakeholder in the above properties, provided, they are willing to wait
a reasonable time for development. Gold Mountain has proven to be
one of the richest mining districts in all Southern Nevada, and if their
properties were located in Goldfeld, or any of the noted mining dis
tricts, severed times the present prices would be considered moderate
quotations for any of the Gold Mountain stocks.
The evening world., 1907-12-19

IN ESPITE the recent ruling OF the
A. a. T.. disuuaiItying the
Princeton basketball team. the
Columbia hve met and defeated them
In game that WAS rough and fast by
j score OF % 10 IL. on The LOCALS cour;.
y, was the iirst game for Columbia
In the intercollegiate league. and tney
viii now start on thelt Christmas trip
trNer. were over twenty fouls called
by tie referee. 49,
Al the beginning OF tho game Melttzet
scored ioi. Columbia and the only cieif,
period of playing during the evening
lasted for i've minutes. double -four
between Warner and Me.itxer started
tie rough work. Both teams were play
ing poorly al The middle of the itaif, the
Tigers being unaole 10 Eel down Inc
court. While the, ltiuc and, Whites shoot
inc was inaccurate r. Ryan shot sew
ernl foul goals. The half closed In Co
untbia'. inyor u TO s.
Prjncetons strongest players we're r.
RYAN and capt Halliday ~~'ie Capt.
Ryan and Ktendl put up tire pcst game
for the local team. \ large audience,
including a cheering section ur Columbia
students. appMuded the play,
The llne-np:
Columbia te9i. Positions. Princeton .tials
ks,,,,.r H,Tns, nall Il h + ....R Mg1ss isgsn
j. Ryan icapt5! ,cepire. Thomp-on
Kimbsl. s,nrpuek .Ltl....,, ,,;; Warner
sehnspp 80; ,' si,MasS Ms,,,s, m,.ri eb
r. Ryan t.,, schR.pp 'al. !. Ryan 's,. Hal.
,5as i,i sKiisendi iisd W II nsfsrrs % w q Hynii Yale.
Attendance 800 Time OF lialse'-rwenty
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CATCH[RS, NOT PITCHERS, ARE in DEMAND

scarcity In canhers, according 70 Bilis
Murray. manager of the PH.'hes. !,
great several years ago that iars.
| majority OF players began developing
themselves INFO pitchers In THIS iias.s
for ,wirllng talent the catchers Were
McGraw and clarke Grsm.h have
often ssid tha; the catcher Is the mosl
Important and responsible man on q
ban club. and they ARE riRnt =
good catcher. and no worlds champion,
snti, WAS ever wen wi,hon; wonderful
catcher.
Boston beat Pit,sburs Tor the great
, niger. The New York Giants defeated
Tire Philadelphia Athletics through me
uasterfu catching or aBresnahan. Tne
Chicago While sox won. from the Cubs ,
the Cubs defeated Detroit through the
Strategic work OF king
The reader vii. Very likely jump a.
this wiz the cry o, WHAT'S the mat
~, With the work OF ,ie pitcher.
'riia, is very natural Impression. but
remem6er~,t IL the catcher who sizes up
thr batter and directs the pitcher
ISae catcher is at al! times the man
is ss,o,s arr re; f,rca. other things being
equal. 80 will 20 the game.
!. .af1N known as team work base
running such ns ths nit and run play:
tie double SlGsti. &C. CtuTOi pe NVInrh
often when good catcher Is directing
,he defense. He must solvc these prob
lens In advance and direct TIE rest of
the team accordingly. y he sees indl-
cations ut coming steal he orders the
pItcoer 10 pitch ont' and Tire play "
killed is ne orders the ball pitched
''hirh', or outside" when tie hit apd
run Is attempted another Eoodt thing Is
ninped In III. hud. In addition to such
wnrs as this he is frequently called
upon 10 handle Young and Mid pitchers,
Tha; IL his mnr'yrdom.
Msllocani Kitiredgea famous veteran
s,s,tcacts Ia hit is due 10 the fact that
fhetr mental and physical labor whlie
h4n.nd tn. ba, tires them so that theF
cannot &c their faculties together when
The evening world., 1907-12-19
You Can Count All the Real
Good gaekstops on Either
Hand.
ny B0zEMAN BULGER.
ratchcrs src The seirces.
commodity N haSsbaH fou can

eommoa!ty N taSeoal!. fuu can
com. the good oacs II both
league on--ttiscr hand
Tlirsl years ngp pitchers were as
scarce as ,he oysters IN PARK Row
soup. bat To-day you couldn't throw
a stone down Broadway without h.:-
t.ng Some b.s !essuc twltler who had
speed. plenty os curves. the spi, bail
nd good mead. :" Jas why tails Is
nianasers ton't pretend 10 know. but
~ ,si;e. jist tnc yamv.
DurinE tisS recen. "oid Glory sale Of
ball pH,sers q. The Waldorf everybody
was reaching our .or catuicrs. while
pitchers were i secondary consdera.
lion They We're 10 pieniltu, ns to -e
swappcd in pairs. and a few iaf!elders
aud ontt!eiders had to be tossed In for
good measure. TO bring dttsn a good
throwing catcher WHO knew his bust
ncss
The onty catcief al tie snnual meet
ing Was Mike Grady, retired. but pitch-
ers beboel ~ In tiIc corridors as tre-
dlicntlr ms the hfles in sNeitsr-' chccsr.
Boston, Cincinnati, ST Lp{dssfhiladel-
phla auti brooklyn were all looking for
soof -backs;ops. pnd wssh the exception
os boston. who lapdea Bowerman. they
went home disappointed.
T9e only plausible eNploaatton FOR tliis
The evening world., 1907-12-19
Lanqford Make. Another Offer.
TIGERS LOSE ROUGH
GAME TO COLUMBIA

New York National League ball club. Con-
tracts We're sen, out to all the other players
cacep, those secured In the recent Boston
deais-Tcpney. Bridwei and Se~dham.
Tho addresses OF the last Two wrse moi
known 10 secretary knowles. while AeGraw
win mako personal call on Tenn~y to orins
the first baseman into line. Another player
signed Is Mckinney. a pitcher reconmspded
by Con DALEY, the old Brooklyn catcher.
Mci1iuhoy /. staten Islander. apd In an
r.bllr.slon game last October he held the
Bruoklyrs 70 1--WE hts,
Butler Gees South.
AR RurlFr, owner Of the Empire City
track, ien Tor New orleans yesterda+ to
confer with Malt Winn. ms race track man
asur regarding the claims for dates WHICH
wi,l he IscsenIcd ~ the Jockey CUB r,ev-
ards far the meeting at vae ionktrs track
next season.
Date Set for Cruise.
Tho annual cruise Of the Brooklyn Yacht
club next, summer viii begin Aug 8.
rhst vii mean he arrival Of the flest
At Newport about Aug. and me start
Ing OF the OCEAN race for the Lipton Sup
the tollowin. day,
The evening world., 1907-12-19
Chicago Heavy Will Get
Chance With Billy Delaney's
Man Next Month.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

THE next battle between heavy
weights 10 be Tough; in caiifor-
: MIA viii probabl. be n twenty
fye-round 20 between Al Kaufman.
.,.,e California fighter. and Jim Barry.
the Chicago pusiisi. who gave sam
i lss,ord. iae colpred scrapper. such n
hard battle FOR ten rounds before the
PaeifIc 4. @. OF Los Angeles. Cal., on
Tuesday night.
Barry has been clamorinG for fight
with Kaufman for scmc time. and as
he went 10 the coast for the sole pur-
nose OF getting on bout with Kaus-
The evening world., 1907-12-19
So Many Good Twirlcrs thai.
They Are No Longer
Sought After.

i comes time 30 hi, OF, play or the Of
fens!ye
!, Most managers rs.er, that ,hey had
rather have good catcher wilpf could
not hit no ,han bad catcher who
could hit 30
National League are king. Bresnah han.
Bowcrman. Doom and Bergen In th..
American League the stars ar. sullivan.
Criger and Bcrnis I, would only be fair
TO also include Schmidt. Powers and
kleinow. FOR they are awfuly close TO
Where are wl going 10 get enough TO
supply the Two leagues?
The evening world., 1907-12-19
LONG ACRE STAG TONIGHT.

Willie Lewis and Fat O'Kecffe are In
good shape for their sI1-round bout at
the stag OF the Long Aero A., C. In Its
clubhouse In West Twen,y-nintl street
tonight This will bo o'kccffe's deb0i
In content in this vicinity. and his
showing against the clever Lewis Will
prove how good a puEihs. he really y.
Lewis has been training hard for the
he will have no excuse to offer. Four
other GOOD bouts between evenly
matched boxers will precedo IL
The evening world., 1907-12-19

tsrecni 70 The EsrHlnx worit3 4tt'
PROVIDENCE, II. /. Dec. 10. Harry
Lewis failed 10 appear ut the standard
\. e, Lymnasvilie ,as, nlsht Tor nj,
battle with Ftank Man,elg, and no main
bout wAs posed The club secured lack
Robinson. o. Chicago, 10 substitute for
The evening world., 1907-12-19
win Fiah, al Peorla.

The fight between .'i-tG" Murphy, tho
baniani.neisSt OF this city. and Johnny
cnlon The champion bantam wetxat OF chi-
Az. when Was prevented from taxink place
at bottom III, las, uerk by the sSSriH Of
itha, Ipiico refusing 10 allow the sxds 10
ni-... viii come ,orf'her In ten round
bStin before the Peoria. III. A, c. on Jan.
O. They viii "a, fAs 80 per cent, ot the
rInsy 4 l.l ..-.
The evening world., 1907-12-19
Morgan Picked 4. Win.

Jack Morgan. the indianapolis nrt,.r,
~hn Z, ma,e.tci 10 mec: Jnes- blackburn
tsr SIX -nnnds before the Industrial A. c..
OF Ift!adelfii1, ts.riotrow night, is In great
condition i4r IRE bsite. and iaEr. nuii-
her OF ce-i ipiges Of A fighter Who hare
srrn Morgan perform are 81 the opinion thas
he Will have IN. better ~ the bout
The evening world., 1907-12-19
"1wIn' SULLIVAN After keteheII.

Mihc Twin. SULLIVAN 4. an..ou. 10 w.t
on nsh; witt,i s,nn;ry Young" Ke.ehci
tic Mca,sns fighter. .ho recently seeursa
a decision over Joe Thomas In a twenty
round boat In san Francisco, Nike ,els.
srapted his brother. Jack. who is ig sad
Francisco at prtssnt. 10 pos'.a forfeit 1t
Nm. Ee.ch.I
The evening world., 1907-12-19
MANTELL REFUSED TO BOX

the philadelphian. and while AT first,
Mantell Has wiling TO go on for com
paratively large sum ne changed !Hs
mind when No Paw that Robinson aas
heavier ;iian he was. i.obinson offered
10 box anybody In tine hail. bu, no ono
Two bouts We're decided
forced 10 80 away. disappointed.
The evening world., 1907-12-19
car.ey May Box Packey.

Frank carsey has been oftc-ed a match
wi.h raeKe: Mes'sTand, a; Denver. Col.
on S.N Years afternoon, and ha. consented
"a tlAc Paesey On II he Is osfer~! eno1gh
NJ heY. Ii.rTy Gilindrr, manager Of Me
fsri,hd h,- ",rrd that it1e nEr.ch is On
II Carey viii agree to- box Fackcy at ijJ
ttf5t,l,ils wcE.h IN M :, T. II
The evening world., 1907-12-19
JIM BARRY WILL NOW FIGHT Al kAUFMANN

froih the fight promoter out there. will
offer the men percentages of the gross
receipts 10 fight for ut his club al
Colna. Cal. next month.
The evening world., 1907-12-19

taking. there II wili he on fhc record.
plain as mud, arr tie promoter caa
save his club by calling the afia!r of
on tic spot.
Great,
When the aghtcrs get into tho ring
and are called 10 the centre tho referee
can put them irz;.4e circuit. ask II they
intend 10 fiE,ii nsthe level. and repi
ine record 10 Sec II they are telling tie
j, lmmcnsa:
Then, jpsi to make things satisfactory
aii aroanJ. committee of speS-.1.9ss y
cnn wire up the machine to Inc referee
and make sure tha, nc intends 10 give
falr decision
v,sas ss- ;s Wnen .wspsFss man ;s,s5 .o
parse is aHHuunecd he can carry a
Tpockn, size mind reader with him, press
me button seq at sl1nce whether the
purse is.rea! or Stage money. md write
his story according TO the facts.
Bully.
Tie next Invention in demand viii be
a littis Instrument to shortc!rcuii the
othcr fellows mind reader.
@ AM I>AN6FORD ana Jim Barry
don'; seem 10 be ns,a to settle
their differences Barry always
knocks I.anstord on his pins in TN.
erst round. and LanE,ord always pulls
out aiieaf a; tie end, They have fought
three times now. VIII the same result,
Langfurd takes tho lead at the end, but
can Z ianft'l knockout Isatgford Is onr
OF the greatest fighters liking. And lie
isn't 'akcr. According 70 tile dope
fhis younSS;er Barry VIII be danger
Gus heavyweight with u lille more ex-
periercc In the ring.
TioMAY BURNS Is doing something
new. He IS mating barrel OF
: money In England. liii Mccoy. =
few years nEo. Went across I've pond
The evening world., 1907-12-19
Yale Not 10 Go South.

SEN HAVEN, Dec ~ I'll. Yale nine
Nh not MAKE ", AapaSt E,.ter ,rip 10 ,hs.
spgtn next season tAs baseball a1tharifipt
aaSH decided TO Cut --n..+-A4a -tar game
II Geerrstewn Wan pc PLAYED A. Sew.
The evening world., 1907-12-19

THfNGS Rrtn.i breaking any too
well for Charlie Edison, tue
plungcr. nj New orleans Fair
Grounds. lie has ye; 10 nut q real
EcSi one orer He went 10 Jaens!ts sa
the GENTLY stakts yesterday tet a
chunk. bu; the hes; tl,istone tine sopi
rprintcr could 10 WAS thitd. Last Sal
nrday Ellison icvet3ed with Temaeeb
a,tcr several qualifying essays He
backed the horse ifeay.ly. oniy 10, see
Iipangn epn'e attaNnd wta IN The last
rixicentA, loc Sei,rp. tAe 10Y wao MI!
ride Ire kceH Alstrsts rnx; season. Is
doing Eltisua's tidin=.ai New ORLEANS
out he isn't ,loins ~ wfSl. FOR the blond
Ilungar AS he d,d t0s Lucky Jack I,
AcGInE!s
John J Ryan tsic plRnger, !s n me'n-
hcr OF Iie spugi Appsc fratcrnity when
I've gets start,oi Tie ptheg day he had
pusi,tsiic Sacalinier he tns betting
ring AL t,sE FssH Greunis ludcing
from what ctslld fie learned loeal man
was iostlei 81 lssaa aHd retallaled av
syneshiag RYAN qii tt. iAw liTaa
locke! q islr man fpr moment, ard
the lpca' nigiS s,'a something Ryan
,;sar lei ils8His Fis9lt S-nd landed na t!ie
loGIu party "a, iiIe ssnle ilgl,r klfklns
-nrTTfT. 81 ysihftdrfs tUcn Jumped IN and
sepatIied s.tein.
Former loeises GcprEe odom. ,t-o
The evening world., 1907-12-19
New Club for Denver

Another big fighting club ha. last been
organized =; Denver Col. fas.the purpo.c Of
hrinsins pif boaihS .hcns in the tature. 1t
- called the Pet-rsbpsx j. a.. AMI ,ia. a
eluhheuse which rlii accommodate os.r 800,
persons The MATCHMAKER Is trtins 10 have
Mike Twin sullivan and linIuly Gardner
NEE, in the oacrtnS show on New Ye.f ar.
i.rnoon They Will probably cissh. a. the
weira,, it5 pounds a, ring side. suits them.
The evening world., 1907-12-19
NEH ORLEANS ENTRIES.

4 FAir GROUNDS, NEw ORLEANS.
la pe2. laThe entrle for io.nor.
TONS sases are as fQiIows
FIRST RACE rise ana oic-haR tprionsr.
The evening world., 1907-12-19
When They Put It on the Market
the Promoters and Fight Fans
Will Know Just What the
Boxer Has in View.
IT takes a LIVE fish
to swim up sfream-any
DEAD one can float
down" /"
Have you pasted ,ha, in your ha,'

Have you pasted that in your hat?
THG latest scientific invention
is mechanical .'mind
reader The inventor says
that the ifs'rumen, viii record all.
thoughts Wired up 10 a prisoner
under examination. he claims, 1t Will
make definite record OF his real
The evening world., 1907-12-19

him under any circumstances. After offer
Ing TO stop both kr:eh.ti and Thomas. ne
eisercd 20 fight jack Twin Sullivan and let
Jacks brother Mike rster.- r.e fight. JACK
~ fu.,.,
The evening world., 1907-12-19

al eNrei.ent orer iat the feryIecs or
tiiis Sonnsster. and no doG5. N.s, Sc.
sdee the contract
Tom Baker. who FOR Tie pass nfe.n
Years has hRi clnrxa of the see+etary's
Office AZ he Fair Ground . IL S3cS in
MS old position, itaker Is Well known
10 .iRrseiaen throughout tae country.
and has been With tie Cres1ssi City
Jockey CAB since Z; was organized.
Prcslhns 10 npc.rtins Il position with
tire, Crescent CITY JdcKey club. Baker
rs 4 Jockey md rode Tor s0alc OF the
principal s,a sies ~ his iay ri different
iaferaess Throughout tEc country,
Srw orleans II a iafla prise, i Tie lie
c'aeHcFs won't let him jr-eape
Jpeltey. Mountain has quite follow
!nE AZ New orleans ihese Gars
kshaslIn Gasli. Bi9g .iagcs, JOHN KNst,y.
JoE1n iiraslip. ABE !..yy Hnl Maxey
BiInenitai ,tfs al. IN town playing
bridge 70 an tinlr.
". c. Lewis. more tamiearly known
rs iiorAe Lewis. has joined the rank,
~ prneiIpts sine. the s.ason closei
MISS Ahnn stiire MAS The bride.
Ma grH SONS ~ the owners with>,1orses
qtiar'erfd on the incai tack ap- fM.llns
TIE effects % tie meney string.ni,v
Several good racers have Iafea- attached
!t Is said, Tor the want Of rea, mornv.
V T
The evening world., 1907-12-19
Manten on for Denver.

rrssk Manieii. the conaucror Q. Billy
Honey Melody who refused to m-st
Jack Robinson. of Chicago. In fifteen
round bout a, L,msnssiic. II l.. last nisht.
left to-day for the West. where he VIII
met 'Rub~'' smith. the husky fighter OF
psnrer -t----,---tt,r-,-r-iss,n.y round hattie u
,ew miles out,ide of Denver Col, on Sew
Years afternoon. Smith has n decision over
M,nt7ll, which the'flstl"r 10 anxious 10 wlps
out
Lansford Makes Another Offer.
sam Innxtort scc. rish, along making
his offers 10 firh, hem. bu, !, seems ns II
he e,nno; got any of the fighters 70 meet
The evening world., 1907-12-19
.PLUNGER ELLISON HAS
hit A LOSING STREAK

has . small but se.ect siab.e nt New
If.e6as. Is anxious to secure me ser-
Nees of juskey Henry. lie has made
al excellent oner let the reryIecs OF
tais Sosnsster. and no aolb. N.s. Sc.
,.Jre The contract