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NOTICE OF HEARING OF APpLE-
CATION.

Third judicial District az tic state nr
Utah. County ~ Salt Lake, In the mat
Ter u the dleselution OF the sanpote e
SEWER Sugar Company a corporation
Tbs Sanpete d SEWER Sugar Company 4
cooperation organized and existing under
and by virtue cf the laws of rtah havIns,
apnhec 10 'he aforesaid court Tor voIun.
Chapter T. ~ Title a. Of Revised
Statutes OF Utah 1879 notice Is h0Teby
given shat any person having objuctinns
lu writing glh the undersigned, AT his
of1cc N the CITY aud County Building
at sals Lake p. Clt9, Uteh. At eny tisna
Witness the ClCTii Of said Court with
tlo seal thereof. afltxed this 2sth dag Of
By David : snisitE. B }(5 $50 N''F8-
lonng snow, Attorneys Tor l'eu-
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NOTICE To srocKnolnrIls.

4 snccinl moeune az tile stockholders
of the STATE BANK oF UTAIs d cor.
pcratlon organized and existing unacg tho
laws of l-t1h VIII ba hcll ok It's Bank.
luf hcuse IN Salt Lake City. at s O'CLOCK
y m, on Monday. the 22nd day us Aprli
700 for the purpose NJ considering he nd
Visibility ~ 1n uaibg AEt'clei ~ tic AR
tcles Of incarpuraiiou, as heretofore
amended, by incEea sing the capital stock.
from szi0l0epD y sa5'C09W ana By pro-
Yldaf thrt iIe sl5OclgpQ nt capltnI stock
TrprtfeuNlg such increase shall bio slsb-
ioct 20 JI-p by thH Board VI plrec-
tOrs for The uses and purpose of sht cor
p0ietHn tJ such prrsVuh, Ht such dime or
Hines ,or such consideration and upon
such terms avs tho said Board may l6em
Cspcd.cnt and foT Shc purpose M c0nalA-
ctns lhe layisabnity % nmcqdIng A1tl-
ttlca and s. ~ increasing the number
~ Directors 70 ~. ard tho number W N-lco
Presidents 10 . and hy providing TOR rho
ilIuf NJ Vacancies among rio Directors.
and M considering the adyisablllty ok
amending Article 3, hy extending DE- cor.
rcrate east'uco from pclto1 ~ % yeurB
20 period of 70 5rnrs from ana ufrrr Vha
date OF the Organization OF thc said cor-
ppration.
Ey order of the Board ~ Iirfctors
loSFPH ~ SMITH ~ resident
CliAS. =, BURTON, Cashier
Dated an salt Lake city March e. le1i
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND EIiEc.
TION.

,,iOJIice 9t the Board % k.jlcauou of the
sly ~ sail Lake, Salt Lake civ. Gtah
fIr'st fba;y i; n eit., is i. hereby given
Saturday Aps a6th. i.O7 w 10 yst nei sIp9 on
snI following question and proposition, to-
shall TIE Board OF Education of Sal:
ISSUE - bonds therefore as hereinafter stat
The election viii be held on SATURDAY
''1G -ylh day OF April. 1857
LAAVIe Wall be FIVE polling places for
cISI. VIC Jon; one In each OF the liye pre-
Mes u salt Lake CisS. at the Following
First precinct polling place. Brantlnes
st st corner sth East and 7th South.
tEecinpr polling Mace. Atetr0polI.
i5 hlos s,,oS corner sra South aid West
ole l niFq 4, lTeeinet polling place: Relief So.
zna West Streets,
Fourth precinct nonlnp nlaca. q or.-rel
'ow y,, School CORNER First ana Sireets.
flith precinct polling place g. nj @.
s't,.nG,uu 'lulng' corner State LIST South
Second The names OF the Judges to con-
uutt such election at ach OF the said poll-
ils places are as follows.
Ed5 itss preelnety Harrison Splofs,. No i5s
s.ast fourth South Street s. Nj Weller.
30 as East Seventh south STREET; E o,
Il ss $50 Nood no 1880 South Ninth East
W., SsIoe ~, precinct. W r. Apple ~, No, 1888
- Avn 9oulN street. NJ n. n. Au1er-
S Sr,. No, 532 West Fifth South ssteet
NJ n i |lt Taylor 40. 10 South First
west Street
Third prlCinct; c. u. Harding. No. g7O
Notth FIRST West Street; j. r. Price. No,
"a ~ q ppie street; r b. T, Taylor, No. 25s
West second North Street
eroIrte precinct r i, Sloan, No 27a C
7trsSt; M. L Cummings No 25I c Street:
- - Snyfh- NO. 70 S Street
ruth precinct: g. Il Blakelv. No, SS
I Fns, s .aEenpe! 7 a Williams. No 80
WaId' No; Sos East First South Street.
NTN' Ihe polls for such election will
opIn at o'clock A. m. and close at
Fourth; The aggregate amount OF bonds
PtVposed % be issued is Two Hundred and
FIFTY Thousand C{25O00l Dollars II tho
organization OF One Thousand Dollars
Nl-vV each, to bear interest at the rate
OF per cent per anRuSn. payable scnl-
annually, and each Of said bonds to run
Tor twenty years from the date thereof.
Eltth; The said bonds are proposed Ia
ee issued for the purpose o I raising money
ior purchasing school sites and for build.
luS upon such sites grade schaol BUILD
lhES and for supplying sald rev buildings
with furniture and necessary apparatus
ANA Improving the said mes sites and
grounds SO purchased
THE BOARD Of EDUCATGo3S OF
SALT LAKE CITY
BY OSCAR w. MOYLE, President.
by - p JUDD, Clerk
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BIG LEAGUE IN
PENNANT RACE
American, and National 0rganlza-
tions Begin Season OF
1907.
OPENING WAS SUCCESSFUL
At New York There Was mo Aonce
Protection and The Game WAS
Forfeited to Philadelphia

aPIay Ball,p was the welcome SCUM"
heard in seven big eastern cities SeSter'
day when the baseball season FOR wv w s1,
ussered in by teams in the two o's
Ieagues. the American and Natiohai' Ln'
opening was most successful ana 'iie guy
rook is certainly encouraging
Al.bouuh in some places the weather
,yss pretty cold for baseball. thousands
-, fans brayad The wind, WILLING, 70 en-
dure discomfort to sae an h s&n BostSn
20 ,,,a hetvreen the Beaneaters and Brook
tvn ''i is on today as the weather was toe
co rn, y in one city was there any trouble
and that occurred At T SSadei Hps I bo-
salne we e crowd rushed onto the field
and nterfered yin the 5 Rdy9 9Sc Tns
would nor I ti.e nn,e team seen to 1t that
asemen po IF sn proteaton provided for
Following is AZ, account OF +i tns games ms
SaSiao Coast leagues;
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ON THE RACE TRACK.


San Francisco April l.--1here was n
carnival ot long shots at Oakland today.
AnonA AZ . t9 ?, boat thp neId In the
second race. while Governor DAvis, at IL
to !, took The NTH race froIn Daniel c.,
~ to 1 chance Brlcrs waH au Odds-on
tNvurlate fur the tlrth bat ahr stopped
badly after setting the pace IIlllnghn ST
graduated from the maiden tanks IN This
two0Se0r-cd race. itcsults.
FIRST race, four furonss-I1 ngh1st,
Ill tIscher to wont WuSlSoctger. ~
II Els, y To- SECOND; Irish We ~
orcngo Rusglor. Wprden Yell Valask.
SweDe Sam, Reno Rebel Sandplper, San
Ramon and BardcniA aulssed as nnIned
Anotia, lo7 HeatheI11n Is " 4 wen; Nor
T0oQ Ohio, li3 J, Dpgan, c TO J. second;
-. Denis. lus, Sander ~ to J. third
Time--l;lG 10. Aferlrgue, Red lcra, Dr,
bert War Times, Nettte Hicks ana Chest
nut finished as named.
Third race, mile ard % yards selling
kogo, lQl- McRac u to l, won, Alta spa,
lO3, MeDauieis, 10 /. second; Duke Of or
leans lei Grote, 5 20 l. thtrd- Time
l:4s 9-5. Glmdale. .Krpka, Nancy W, Al.
tanero Begun, Bune and Calendar iin'
ished es named Joyful was pulled up.
George g NcGear ~, II. Smith to l.
won instructor, ll6. knapp to >. sec
third. TiIne-1.i52-5. Hedge morn, Alice
Grey. Snow, Pelham, BOX Elder, Dart,
hula, Sea Air Elba and Peter j. finished
as named.
Fifth race. mile and quarter, selling
Governor Davis, 1oi. Grote, Is TO /. won,
Daniel c., 100 Fisher. q 10 l, second :
LAY. 107, Palms, l6 10 s. third Time
2;0g 80, Brtets, Nine Spot, Mai L.owery
and ClOche Or finished as named.
sixth race, tive and half iurlOngs-
MAY Amelia. JOG, Graham. { 10 l. won;
Sycamore, IlG H. Lynch II TO 3 seconds
Prince of CASTLE. l13. Mcbride, 6 to ].
third. Tl1ne-a:oS 3-5. Cheers, Louise
Fitzsthbons. John II Sheehan, Golden
Sentiment. Ray Bennett, htitre, Dear
born; F'urza and Valadola finished as
named.
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AT NEW ORLEANS.

New orteans April ll.-City Park re
suits:
First race. four ana half furlongs-
Dethorpe wou Bonie Hayes. second, Bit
terIy. third. Iime-;54 rs.
Second race. short course steeplechass
--Esterjoy won Saul second, Maran
Third race, mIle Bye Bye m won
Duchess Of MOmtebello, second; Belle
StrOmo, third, Time--l;42 l-5.
Fourth Iacc, mile and a sixteenth
John I. rnglIs won Peter Sterling, sec
end Polly Prlm. third. Tlme--l:4r1-S
Fifth race, one mIle-Beruie Cramer
won; Camara, second Hustled third
Time--l.42.
Sixth race, mile. seIllne-ClIfton Forge
won; Limerick, second; Mazonia- third
Tlmc-l.4 ~ 3-5,
Seventh race six furlorgs-pevpui
Won; FnxmeAde, second Wild Irishmal.,
third TiTne--isl4
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AT WASHINGTON,

Washington, April 11--Bennings re-
suits:
First race, handicap five and hall
furlones-Oraculum won Bobbie Kean
second; Lotus Eater. third TiIne-~l:lo
Second race four and a hall iurlonssi,-
Fold Fail, third Time ;5S is.
Third race, six fnHOnEs--Ctamnalgn
won; Graziallo second; Old Colony third
TAme--I.l6 }-5.
Fourth race, handicap. steeplechese
about two miles--Paprika won; F'ylne
viTgniau, second; Harry Baylor third
Time-4:t9
Fifth race, running OF the amateur cup,
six fnrlanEs~-Quadrllo won; Bulwark
second rhOmcnd, third, Tlme-1;1e.
Sixth race mile and 70 yards-Reid-
moore won Water Dog, second; ASeIina
third. Time 40 is.
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HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Second Came Played and ". ID. S. U.
Defeated University Props.

The second High School league game
was played yesterday afternoon, the con-
tho univ ersity Props The game was de-
void of anything OK a sensational nature
and WAS a one-sideG affair. Ihe l., d. $.
Props managed to work one man around
the sacks mat was in the lrst inning
bus after that they did not have a Iook,ill.
The final score was IS to l. McCloskey
pitched good DaIL for the l.. ID. s. u, all
lowing but FIVE hits and they were gem
erousIy scattered HousJan for tHe
Props, had a bad day. lie passed 20 ana
nit two and eight hits Were made from
his delivery
The score and summary follow
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WILKINSON WINS AGAIN.
Proves That Fast Man on Rollers Can
beat Man ON Bicycle.

tween Charley Wilkinson On roller skait.s
ana DIofeub0cher on a bicycle WAS run
last nlghi at the Richards street rink
ana Wilkinson again Won, proving thai
d fast man on rollers "a too much for a
bike rider
iast evenings race WAS the most eS-
citing ever held here and The crowd was
more enthusiastic Than ever Dlofonbach-
err took the Head az tho crack u The gun
bun On the third lisp Wilkinson pnssed
him on one Of the turns IN the fifth lap
The bike rider passed the roller racer but
In the seventh Wilkinson again shot
ahead Of the cycllst and Kept the lead
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Tow-base hits. Snow, miller 900; three-
Houstan, Snow Cs), nIcCloskey, Mulllncr,
Horstal, Miller Lund sacrifice hits.
MetcaIf, McCloskey, Lund; bases on halls,
of Eioustan -. on McClOskey o. struck
out by Houstan 3. by McCloskey q: LEFT
on bases u, Props 2, J.. D. 5, U. ~ first
base on errors. q, Props, >. l.. u. S. u. 3,
double plays. MulltneT 10 Horstai Jessu p
10 Ferguson to Nelson passed balls,
Snow L. Jessup Z; LOWS 4; hit by pitches.
MulltneT. Miller, umpire Johns
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago, April 11.-Nearly ten thousand
persons braved the cold weather 10 witt
ness the National league opening game
hero today. Mayor Dunno was present
and Cap AnsOn tossed the first bali.
after haying presented the local players
with umbrellas. gifts from members OF
ahe board Of trade The champions won
EASILY Overall walls puzzle to the visi-
toJs until the last inning, when an error
and two singles gave st, Louis one run.
Score: r. Fl. T..
lineage ...'.,...- .'----,,,,.----..,,6
sl- LOUIS ,,----...',,---...t,.---...
Batterles-ovarall and Moran. FTomme,
NcGlynn and Marshall Three base hits
Hoffman Bases ON balS-Orf Overall, 1
pr FTomme, 2; Off McGlynn, L. Struck Out
by Overall, ?,
Umplres-Johnstone and Carpenter.
Cincinnati, April u,--C1nclnnaH won the
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BOWLING SCORES.
BUSINESS MEN
CoLuMBIANs,
pUpEI GETTING BUSY,

John Duboi. or FEATHER DuleI as the
bail tossers like TO eau him s getting
busy for the opening Of the baseball seas
With the management OF Walkers bah
park 10 use Tho same tor all games 10 be
played here, He Will put men 10 work
fences and the diamond Will soon 30
Dlaccd IN good shape
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sooKER CHAMPIONSHIP,
Contest Between Eureka and Salt
Lake Scheduled for Tomorrow,

The championship question VIII lie ar
gued by Eureka and salt Lake IN 4 SOCK
the Tower grounds at $3.50. This after
noon the Salt Lake aggregation Is out
for practise and they are confident OF
giving the Eure kaites a sound drubhnG.
The latter team Is said TO be IN good
shape and will come here with Il de-
termination OF defeating Salt Lake,
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NOTED MARE DEAD.

Lexington, KY, April u.--Paranella, one
OF the most noted brood mares In Ken
while iualipg a colt by Director General.
i>araIsfsI was afteen years old and WAS
the darn of Nella j., Kentucky Todd,
Country JAY, Judge Parker Ormonde ard
other celebrities OF the turf
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NEW RECORD MADE.

Monaco, April ll.--1n the auto-boat re-
gatta here today the Panhard won the
a0-klometer sea champions hip IN 3 hours
SO minutes beating the record by l hour
minutes
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until Tho hnish Tho third heat will he
run this evening, On Monday evening
Eah la Mont nnd Fred Hamef will ~
to Lower tlle veTld'r record ivr five miles,
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opening game OF tho season In tho prcs-
ence OF about l1,eV spectators, With tac
PIttsbuEgs one run nnead Ia the nlnth.
she locals went in and captured thc gamu,
scoring two tnlllca on Nh cans aSubie,
a sacrifice, twp bases OH nalIs ANA Ssnn.
sells single 10 tishL .rrOre by tho IL.
a.ittsburg runs
Scorer r. H. IL.
Cincinnati -..,,, ,.-.su, .-......l ii !
Pittsburs 500" t".--..,.,,...n,u43 1
fredericksburg and schleI l.oineld.
Gibson PHILIPPE ana Phelps. Two. base
hits--k anc, Mowry, Kline, Three. baAe hits
Mitchell, lsasps on balls-E.Wlng d. phil
lippe, 1 Lletieid, : struck by e0sIng,
Umpire Day.
Boston. April 1.-THE opening game OF
the season between. the Boston ana
| brooklyn teams " the National league
scneuuied here Tor today, o.,e StpSued
until tomorrow on account Of the cold
weather and unsuitable grounds
NO POLICE PROTECTION.
New York april H. The inst game OF
the season between The New York anu
philadelphia National league teams Mas
forfeited TO Philadelphia v TO q. or some
unexplained reason there were no police
~ the POLO GROUNDS today and thc crowd
surged on the field during the second half
OF the eighth ianlng. Tho players w4re
unable 70 continue out Umpire Klein, li-
stead vi Immediately Calling the game
eA't Owing II W tlAtllu6lDnltl waited tlll VI
fllseen minutes had expired. rounds
man and three patrolmen meanwhile came
on the grounds, bat they We're unable to
90 anything with the unTuy mob, some
OF the members az which amused thetn-
selves by throwing bottles, glassos ana
cushions In AL DIRECTIONS. The roundsInan
told Roger HresrAhan of the local club
that he had orders not to interfere with
the crowd and the demonstration turned
INTO a goOd-nAtured jolllilcation- Soon
Umpire Klein announced that ne had for
feited the game TO Philadelphia rhe
score was to In favor OF the visitors
Scorer r. H. L.
New YORK ,---.~t. t'----...,,'---s.,',O
Ehlladelptaa .----...'',---.,,,5 IL
MISUNDERSTANDING, Anes and BFes-
na man, corridor and JackLitsgh same
forfeited 10 Philadelphia 10 u, Two, base
hirs-Thonas. Ihtee-base hit--Alagee,
Bases on balls--On Amos, /; ot1 Corrioon,
\, struck out--By McGtnnty, i; by Corri-
don, =.
Umplre-klem.
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Los Angeles. April ll-Wlth crippled
lineup, Los Angeles won today's game
from Oakland Ia the first Inning On
base on balls, two singles and two field
ers choices, Oakland scored their lone
ruu in the fourth ON base On balls ana
Devereaux's single. Eagan OF Oakland
made the only error OF the game ihe
game was witnessed by about 1890 per-
sons.
Score: r. II. E
Los Angeles --v.., .,...---....,.--...2 o
OAkl1I4u .'----st ss.'I',.----s..,.+--s.L 4 L
and Hackett
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

san Francisco. April 1.-THE Portland
team got a RUNNER around the circuit In
the opening inning today and that endeG
their run getting, In tine iifJh for the
LOCALS u trlo OF hts Melted as many tallIes.
In the seventh three more runs came with
only one hit appearing as a factor The
tIelding of the visitors was very weak.
Scorer r. II. =.
Portland $50 ...,,..---..,,,..v-....l D
SdIl fIHNClSCO ,-~--tt' .'s'''s~--t'''p
Batterles-calih ana Carson; Ashley and
Street
rh.-I1ertsrly
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L. D. $. U.
SCORE BY INNINGS.


Props .,,..- ..,,.--..l o o 900 90 /
d. S. u. -...,,..----..2 o s 40 3 '-l9
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, April u,-wlth the thermome
ter at 40, degrees and Umpire Sh eI,,1II,
working in heavy oveiTSoas e., mui III,
DAY. holding Cleveland down to three IN
fefd hits and a shutout, to .. Poor
base running cost cleveland its one
chance to score Cobb did some great
work in run making for the locals,
Score: x Il ~
Detroit ....,.-.-- -v--.. ..,.'.,--...'S
clsy yeteTIes- :li end schmidt: 1Seb
hardt and Clarke
Philadelphia, April 1l.--Tsoston defeated
Philadelphia in the opening game OF the
season after "A. f0urteeri-inlling session.
with the score ! 10 2 in the ninth inn-
ing and two hands out, Murphy furnbled
q grOunder and let two runners In. Tine
local team tied the score In its halt
Score: IL, II, f.
Philadelphia .-..','- '+r--.., t.''----s =
Boston,, ...,,,.-....,,,. .,...- ,..---S II
Batterles-Co ombes and schreek Young.
Tannehill and crger.
st. Louis. April list. Louis defeated
the champion Chlca COS this afternoon In
The opening game OF the American league
season form despite the cold and threat
ening weather. St. Louis made eight hits
ntf Altrock. the star tSirler Of the Chi,
cago team, and only fine fielding behind
lln kept the score as low as II was.
Howell pitched In fine form and was also
given good support.
Score: r. H, T.
s ss asois ::o
Batteries--IiowelI and Stephens Alt
rock and Sullivan
Wsshin gton, April 1.-THE baseball
season was opened here most success
fully Notwithstanding the cold weather
Tho New York team defeated Washing
ton in we'll played ~ me- TO 2, the re-
Inarkable fielding of keeler, Conroy and
EIberfeld keeping the locals from getting
runners over the plate at critical times
Both Hughes and Orth were hit fairly
hard. the batting OF LaHorte being a. tea
ture OF the contest
Scores r IL. Z.
Washington --.,..,.----...,,.---..2 10
New Ofk ,.---... ...,---....'.---ss..J
Batteries Hughes and BlanlSenshlp;
Grta and Keih0w.
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Boston. April 1.-THE opening game OF
the season between the Boston ana
bTpoklyn teams ot the National league,
scneuued here Tor today o,e SlpS,,ed
until tomorrow on account Of the cold
weather and unsuitable grounds
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Office ~ the Board of f,fbrir4o,, nf tAs
Cily " sail Lake, salt Lake civ. f5tah,
4TpIl. l9Q7, Notice is hereby given
sltst' Thar an election viii be held on
1 Sh,l Apfil 20th. 1907 10 vote upon
MY s,.li i'llowIng question and proposition, TO-
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H. G., NORRIS
luet2t Ok tine Galeua Mining Comps. ny
e.. DAVID JAMES,
secretary or the Galeua- Mining COMPANY
toi i2a'ed salt Lake City, Utah. April 1e