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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
DOUBLE WEDDING
An1 0uker News Nstes Csscerning tie
ossaiias Tswn Of OH City

Judge lletheringtoi. olliciated
Monday at double wedding of
Ohio City young folks, the ceremony
taking place at his residence at two
o'olork The happy couples were l..
>. Brasweil and Miss Bessie Owen
and Charley Webb and Miss Hazel
Owen. The young ladies are popu-
lar daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Char
lev Owen of Chic, and though very
youthful, only fifteen and sixteen,
respectively, proved charming
brides. They viii reside at Ohio
where Messrs Braswell and Webb
are engaged in numbering and car
pentering. News-Champion ex-
tends best wishes for long and
happy welded life
Will Harrington Is putring up a
new residence and there are others
contemplating building
John Cook recently finished a new
dwelling and Immediately sold it,
which compels HIM to bnild another.
From the county cIerks office on
Tuesday a marriage license was Is
sued 10 Alfred NJ. Lanoue and Mrs
Amy Dagmar, both of Ohio City.
+. n and Roch 1.anoue were here
on business trip from Ohio City
the first of the week. They tell
YOUR reporter that things are getting
pretty lively in that camp and that a
dozen houses could be rented tomor-
row, il such were available.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
he Transcostiseptal Trio

The last entertainment To be pre-
sented this season bv the Gunnlson
Bureau is that given bv the Trans
continental Trio at the Christian
church Saturday evening. One OF
the problems is to present a com
nanv that can entertain all kinds Ci
audiences. carrying a few people.
but versatile enough to give full
program This problem l. solved in
the rranscontinental Trio consist
ing of Geo b Cutter, the singing
hunorist. of Boston. Miss Maude \
Drake. the dramatic reader of Che
ago and Miss Helen Goff. prima
donna contralto Of Los Angeles.
The Burean has decided 20 sell
tickets as for the four former enter
tainments. single reserved seats. -
cents: single admission - cents.
children - cents.
CnNNITTFF
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
leeseal Cse1Aisa 4 Pat osly

Yesterday afternoon an inquiry
was made into the meatal condition
Of Pat DAILY OF late Pat has given
his friends good deal Of trouble
by assaultiDg them, with his fists
and with rocks, and by making wild
threats. Apparently he would do
this in sudden fits of passion, % far
as anyone knew, without the slight
est cause
d. 7. Sapp represented the state
and Bolts Strother the defendant.
DR. Sanford testified, that unques-
tionably Mr. Days mind was i'm
paired and that he thought it would
be altogether the best thing for him
to be placed at Pueblo where proper
medical attention could be given
him, something that was absolutely
impossible at the county hospital
Then there might be chance Of his
recovery.
jerry O'Regan testified TO his old
acquaintance with Pat and that few
years ago Pat spent three months at
his ranch. and thev never had the
slightest trouble. But some time ago
Pat suddenly developed an intense
antipathy for him Had knocked
him down once. struck him at other
times and made threats to kill him.
Jos Metroz testified to recent
blows and that Pat had threatened
to Nil him and had attempted to do
50. Mike Quinn, Clyde Lang. Geo.
Myers and others also testified t.
corroborative evidence and the Jury
Of six men decided that it was best
to send him 10 the asylum for a time
at least 1t i hoped that he will
soon recover all his faculties and -
turn as well as in the old day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
Aasss - Raiksai osvs

Geo. Rusk is visiting hi. family
in Cimarron
Mariel Dunlap is watching eu-
gines at Montrose.
JOS. Rowland has resi- riaped as
machinist at the Rio Grand- sAsn,ss
I. W. Dudley Of Como. y brotl,s-s
of Mrs. VIM. Routson. 10 now brxk :
ing out OF Gunnison.
Mrs l. y. Trevarthen went 10 So
Ida Saturday. Mr.. Trevarthen 10
braking on Marshall pass.
Mrs. Chas Cowan passed through
Gunnison Saturday on her way ~
Cimarron alter an extended visit
with relatives in kansAs.
n. Foxgruber who has been firing
engine 269 between here and Ouray
has becn transferred 10 the Lake
City bra.ch. Mrs Foxersber jois-
- hiW 6uewvviav. v------- -
charley Stewart arrived Mon day
from Delta and will run oa,t Of Gun
nison. This puts Frank Cuthberl
on the switch engine and bumps
Bert Potter to the extra list
1t is generally suspected among
the railroad boys that with March
l5 will come horizontal ten per
cent reduction in wages This in
addition to the thousands of men
thrown out Of employment will he n
bitter blow. Strike ballots are now
being taken among tie machinists
and shop men aud if the reduction
extends as alleged by those who
know to all classes Of workm men from
Denver TO Ogden, ,hen there is
bound to I've a tear up of things gen
orally. OF course Gould is banking
on the immense number of men out
OF employment whom he thinks will
be glad to get any Jobs offered
Nevertheless Rio Grande employees
are well organized and he is likely
to learn a costly lesson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
n Wsy - Asvus ~ ~ I1ss'

There Is No good arguing with
the inevitable. The only argument
available with an east wind is To put
on vour o,ercoat. Lowell.
Tie Awaks-,nerchant knows the
only ~av 10 argue with "poor bxsi.
hess Is to turn oa more publicity
steam, thai the best possibIe use OF
advertising Is tn take the edge off OF
hard times, or more strictly speak
'ng, dull times. And aggressive
advertising does yon the most good
When YOUR business needs it most
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
Speeial Oystes Prices

We will make a SPECIAL price of
3Oc per pint on Seal-Shipt Oysters
for this week ard next, as this will
close our oyster season for this year
Our sales of lOl gallons for this sea-
son shows that this oyster is the
oyster of quality and flavor, and that
the old tub, water-soaked oyster has
seen its day. lou should have a
lew more of the Seal-Shiyt before
this season closes. We make it our
aim TO handle Pure Food Goods at
reasonable prices
GAZETTE BROS,
Good Things to Eat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
~TVRSTY HARS AGO 4
l>sssss.s, sssl5 ss.g s.gsssA.ssfa.cs h. fssp.,t-
And s.csr brosspk' b. nsEf

W j Fine opened surveyor .
office Ia Montrose
A bouncisg boy arrived al tie
home uf j ID Miller
Wm McG,nnies. OF Ripley. y y,
arrived to take position with l.ati-
mer a Allen.
Trout Of the eastern red speckled
variety we're being introduced in
Colorado streams.
c. L Sills bouent out the inssr-
ance agency Of Sprlgg shackleford,
consolidating 1t with his own.
Mr. r Z. Hatch aud Miss Carrie
Waterman OF the TomicLi valley
were married and spent the honey
moon in salt Lake.
The hardware firms Il Alva
Adams a Go and T. w Barton at
Gunnisop were consolidated. John
A. Steele becoming manager
In quarrel between ii. - Horn
and Mr. Mallett. mining partners
ON the Cebolla, the former was al
most killed by blow with a rock
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
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Ne~s-ChARptna CegvsaoooAnnas.
Somersss, Sunday NarcA 1,

Souerset- SUNDAY 8AScA i,
on SATURDAY, Miss Ethel Fed Of
Somerset va, toand dead at tie end
of the II y K a. tracks. Fob. ~.
with ballet hal- IN her Ief, side.
A - calIbre revolver was found
sbos' > ieet from tue body. Pub
lac sentiment Is divided WHISTLER
II vas ssicIde or fo.l play
The inquest ot Coroner Hvati.
Who arrived Aonday accompanied
by Sheriff Watson aud Il. u Veg
ever, deputy district attorney for
GuanIson county developed a nun
ber of theories. but lea f~cts bv
which 10 determine the real cssse of
death The verdict OF the jury.
gave 1t ss suicide but msahers
privately Expressed grave doxbts Is
10 that
Miss Reed wss quite q lelle at
Somerset, having received atten-
tions from = nsmber Of vo~ag men,
two of them. Thomas Bardick and
John Davisson having been bitter
rivals. FRIDAY the two had . fst
tight over the girl, Bard,ck slIes-
ing that l,avisson had sent her i'm
proper postal cards Daviesoa vas
wor-ted in the encounter sad weut
to Gunnison. where he WAS srpssssd
Sunday morning, and brought heck
by Sheriff Watson. Howsvsr, thsrs
is no evidence that he coaoittsd
the crime. Bardick went 10 faoaia
but on hearing the terrible ns0s II
his sweethearts death isasso1iaAsly
returned TO Somerset In Ioct sss-
p'cion is entirely freed froa both
young men.
Miss Reed had been workinH for
a family named Church Her par
ents live here. They say thst she
WAS somewhat depressed at the fight
Of her lovers, but said or did roth
ing TO give intimation Of suicide. =
During the morning she seemed TO
be uneasy and at last put on Asr hat
to go toward town. Only . short
time afterwards she was found dead.
II is difficult TO believe that she
went hundred feet from the Fevolv-
er with q bullet severing the left
ventricle Of the heart but the same
is possible. Another remarkable
thing is that although the pistol had
a ten inch barrel, no powder marks
are found on her clothing.
However, after careful investiga-
ton of surrounding circumstances,
Attorney Wegener gives it - his
opinion that it was clearly . csse of
suicide caused b, grief At the Quar-
rel with Burdick.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
NLLSvIILE
News Champion Correspondence.

Tuesday, March 3.
Billy Barnes came in this week
and will commence work for the
spring.
Pete Saunders returned this weeK <
from Denver where he had some ore
sampled.
James Anderson is running the
Lucky Strike mill and taking out
the gold.
The camp looks better than for
some time with excellent prospects
for more work than ever during the
summer.
A. NJ. Woodwork is moving onto
his ranch, the old Lupold place
Walt Barker is with him for the
present. They are feeding quite a
bunch of cattle.
]. n. Crawford has tunnel in
POO feet on the Gold Bullion mine
which he has leased from that COM
pany. He has four feet of ore as
saving from So to $50 and will have
a mill test run through soon.
Harry Crary is pushing ore
through the mill at the Maple Leaf
and getting very good results from
the plates. A twenty-four hour run
usually cleans up about ten ounces Of
amalgam. He has twelve or thir-
teen men at work on the lease.
The Gold King. being worked
under bond and lease by Geo. Hen
bricks and Harry Crary exhibits a
fine streak of rich ore. beside much
low grade material Ore bins have
been filed and mill run at the
Maple Leaf mill is contemplated this
week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
vlTu U1E Ma1CRS
~. = L Ei,ss.I 4 c.
aissa Csu1y

Will Go~sman MAS down from
Pitkin on mining business Saturday
y. Austin Wilson Of Boston is in
the city this week on mining busi
ness.
Tan c. Tobin returned last week
from a trip east on mining business
He visited Washington and New
York.
Clarence Wright and John Stein.
beck, two bright Young Lake Cit,
boys, were here last Friday on theil
way to obtain work in the Raymond
tunnel ut Ohio.
The Gold Links Tunnel is drivins
shead and has recently cut another
splendid vein at something oveI
2,OO0 feet This has more the ap.
pearance of the Sacramento ven
than the ones cut at POO and 22O0
feet, and drifting will be begun .,
once. Men are being put on by
Supt. j. r. learsOn.
a boiler, compressor and Leyner
drills are being added to equipment
at the Sandy Hook tunnel which is
boring under the old Chronicle vein
on Ohio creek, J. II. Wagner, }
B. McMichaels, W. s. Henderson OF
Pitkin and Michigan capitalists are
boosting this enterprise, which
promises before the summer is far
along to cut mineral ground that
will make a producer
The Crested Butte Coal company
ls Selling the opportunity during
slack coal months of developing its
hard coal banks, FIVE miles below
that town. The vein of anthracite
shows FIVE feet of good quality.
Young Bros have a contract to haul
the product two miles to the switch,
and as development progresses and
it becomes possible to maxi large
production, a branch will be run to
the banks themselves.
Rudolph llefftner was a pleasant
caller at News-Champion Office Mon
day He is mayor and one of the
boosters of Pitkin and has firm faith
in the future of that mining country
Recently Mr.. IIefftner received the
last payment on the famous Golden
Islet mine sold TO Carroll NJ Carter
who is now underwriting the old
workings where 100000 tons of low
grade milling ore await Transports
ton through the Carter tunnel to q
modern mill which is 10 he erected
on Ohio creek this summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
tsoGksss' GnaninaAisa

Tie se9Slsr coApay exsAisatios
Of teachers will be held at the Office
OF the county superintendent March
- snd 20, 1905. beginning at $50
=. m. The preliminary examination
for admissIo to the bar will he
given in connection with the teach
ers' examination.
LUELLA JOHNSON,
County Supt. Schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

County commissioners are in ses-
sion this week. with Commissioners
Custer, Collins and Miller in attend
ance. Full report next issue
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

The Skin ana Scalp Remedies and
Toilet Articles manufactured bv
Mrs. l.. +. Vance. and winch have
had such a remark able sale in our
vicinity, are now kept in stock by
Miss Mary Ze,gler near the post
office, Gunnlsou.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
kaoeA T~ Sals

POO acres well improved land, FIVE
miles from Gunnison Machinery.
Stock if desired. Inquire at News
Champion Office. 9-13
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

Mrs. A. L. Bickel leaves Saturday
for a visit with Denver friends. Mr..
Bickel is in Texas at present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

\ new cigar store has been .en-
ed in the north room of LaNeta. on
the Boulevard by Geo. Laub he
has already put in quite a stock and
invites v1ur uatranage-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

A M,anehaha Washer saves time
aud labor For sale by Gsvette
Bros. 9tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06
01uE LOCALS
Uess 81 go ss.....s.s.s~s- ssAsr sas hssS
keuuAa Q lsxo
GOAL COAL. COAL.
Parsons 4 Ferguson.

The ROYAL Cafe. Main street.. Gun
n'soa, is the ideal place for . square
meal u. d. LAshbryok. proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

Fireman Chas. Myers went to
Salida Monday 10 resume his duties
on the pass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

Mr.. Stella Rhamey 81 Pitkin was
taken to the Salida hospital Wed
nesiay suffering from internal in
IuIies recently received by fall on
the ice
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

Extra h.e tall blooded Plymouth
Rock cockerels for sale. 4 - up.
Mas. X. y. MFnoEiAAx
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

Jae-a-Lse
Fer Flssn ~ fu,it1e
h Es1pef lunk1 c..
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-06

Feathers cleaned and carled
Bring me yoar solid white planes
10 dye In the new leather shade.
"Rs. w " lArss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-01
Today's Butte Entries.

First race. fiye-eighths mile, selling
Charlotte II. 112. Lady Powell H. Inspect
or Byrd li2 Yankeet l12, Marion Louise
ll2, Zoe Young il2. Sen Paytner H. Task
master III. Garter Light ia, Reno Rebel
ia. Godfather III. Siege Gun III.
Second race. seyen-eghths mile. selling
sylvia L. 80. Esther r. 80, Columbia Girl
%. Reuben 81. Rather Royal 81, Sam Bar
Der 81, Kumiss 100. Tarp lO0 Nettie Hicks
100, kanisack 100. Budapest leo, Royal Ben
lO5.
Third race, seVen-eighths mile, selling
Lord Rossington 80. Burnolette 50. Hersain
90, Decklaw %, st. Joe a. Ed Sheridan
81. Andrew Mack 100, Fair Chance ice,
Duke of Orleans 102. Redmont lC, Pr.
Friedrich 105. Golden Wine 100.
Fourth race. mile and one-sixteenth.
selling - Golden Light 81, Duchess OF
Montabello 100. Kenova 100, Lula White
102. King Brush l02. Hi Caul Cap 102, Car
dnal Sarto 1902, Tea Tray 102. Heroditus
los. Mandator 105
Fifth race. five-eighths mile, the BoZe-
man handicap-Aunt Hala So, Neya Lee 80.
Lucy Marie 50. Billy Mayhem 81, Harvel
100. Port Malone lO5, La Gloria 10
Couple La Gloria and Harvel as Pasa-
dena entries.
Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth. sell
ing-Prince of Orange 81, Docile 100. Mead
owthorn 100. Peerless Lass 100. Adesso 100,
j. V. Kirby 102. Ballston Boy lO2. Happy
Rice 1O2 Bon Vivant l02.
Seventh race, eleven-siXteentS mile, sell
Disagreement 80. Banthel 102, Ollie
Wood 1O4, Minnie 1O4, The Slicker 10i,
Tyler 104. Electric Light 101, leila u.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-01
PROPER time TO KEEP MUM
Chairman Of Republican National
Committee Parties Questions
of New York Leaders.

New York, July 31.--If the Republic
can political leaders of New York state
who conferred today with Frank H.
Hitchcock, chairman of the Republican
national committee. hoped to draw
from the Taft manager an expression
of opinion as to the wisdom of renOm-
mating Governor Hughes for a second
term or of turning him down, they were
keenly disappointed. Practically the
entire day was spent by Mr.. Hitchcock
in listening to state leaders expressing
their views on the governorship ques-
ton. but he told them all that it was
not a part of his duties to pick candi-
dates for state tickets. He declared
that he would not consent to take any
part in purely state campaigns so long
as no party breach that might endanger
the national ticket was threatened
Not only did he conceal his own pref
erence in regard to the governorship,
but he successfully eluded every effort
on the part of callers to learn whether
President Roosevelt and Judge Taft
were in favor of the denomination of
Hughes. He said he had not discussed
the question at Cincinnati with the Re-
publican nominee for president, nor had
he received any communication from
Mr.. Roosevelt regarding the matter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-01
SPORT
KETCHEL WINS
VICIOUS FIGHT
Hugo Kelly Knocked Out in the
Third With a Left to
law.

San Francisco. July 3l.-Stanley Ketchel
of Grand Rapids made short work of
Hugo Kelly of Chicago tonight at the
Coliseum in their scheduled twenty-round
contest for the worlds championship He
knocked out his man after but twenty
five seconds of fighting in the third
round. a left shift flush to the jaw plac-
ing Kelly hors de combat
Although ketchel won early, the victory
was not an easy ono. In fact il looked
10 his seat az the termination of the
second round In two fast rounds, Kelly
outfouSht his man from the tap Of the
gong 10 the end of the round.
Early In the first round Kelly devel-
oped wicked left. which he placed at
most AT will Several times he Jared the
champion with wicked lefts 10 the face,
and his punches to the body made ketch-
el Sroan perceptibly. Toward the close
of the round in a furious miX-up in mid
ring in which Kelly eXcelled, Ketchel
drove in a smashing left TO the head that
partially closed the Chicago fighters lett
eye. The round closed with the house
in an uproar and yelling for Kelly.
In the second round the men mixed II
at a furious pace and Ketchels nose
bled badly as he took his seat.
ketche. came up quickly IN the third
and last round. He Immediately laced
In quick succession to the Chicago man S
jaw. Before the semi-daZed Italian had
a chance TO collect his senses, ketchel
shifted his left flusa TO the Jaw and
Kelly was toppled over as though struck
by sledge hammer There was MOTH
had retained the mitlleweight champion
shin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-01
Today's Seattle Entries.

First race. three-quarters mile, selling
-Burleigh 1l2, Giovanni Balerio 1OS Nappa
106. Belle of Iroquis 1Oi. Miss Himater laS,
Melar 103, Tavora 100, Mechlin 100, The
Sultan 49, Kerry 9S Jockey Mounce 49,.
Second race mile and one-sixteenth.
selling-Tonic 1O4, Captain Bush 1913. Gel
eres 1O3 Bazzini 1O1, George Kilborn lel,
Frascuello 1O1, Bellmence 101, Lady Kitty
49, Sachet 80. Ten Row 81, Colbert 81,
Astoria Belle 80
Third race mile and one-sixteenth, the
Olympic handicap-Lotus Eater 1903, Edwin
Gum 1O6. Fantastic 102 Avontellus 10,
Cadichon 30. Hasty Agnes So
Couple Hasty Agnes and Lotus Eater
as st. James entry
Fourth race. five-eighths mile, the
Woodlands handicap-Lee Rose ~, Rlght
Easy 1l2. Listowell l05. Traffic lO2, Nash
ermito 9S, Novgorod 81. Micaella 20.
Couple Rose and Nashermito as Naish
entry. , -,
Fifth race mile and seventy yards, sell
ine-Harry Scott l07. Black Mate 105. Jack
Witt lOS May l. y, lOS Ny ,, Bouquet net lS SS
Iiberto 90. Harmalkis SO, Silver Line 20.
Sixth race, eleven-siXteenths mile, the
Karysvale handicap-Gemmell IL smiley
Corbett 10. Gypsy King Sc, Burn Bush a.
Fern l.. s..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-01
JOB FOR WADE ELLIS.
First Fruits of His Strenuous Exer-
tons for Judge Taft.

Cincinnati. o., July 31-Wade III. Ell
lis, attorney general of Ohio. has been
offered the position of first assistant
attorney general of the United States.
MIR. Ellis, who is resting after the
strenuous work preceding the nomina-
ton of William H. Taft for president.
has asked for time to consider the APP
pointment Before and during the Re
publican convention Mr.. Ellis was en-
gagged on the Republican platform, and
it is believed that his strenuous efforts
in that connection were responsible In
large measure for his present prostra-
ton. The letter from MIR. Bonaparte-
the United States attorney general, ar
rived yesterday, but Mr.. Ellis was IN
a condition which forebade consider
alton of the proffer before two weeks
has elapSed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-01
occIDENTALs BEAT HE6ER.
Especial TO The Herald)

Especial 70 The HeraIu.J
Heber, July 3l-The Occidentals OF SAT-
Lake defeated Heber today at baseball
by a score of 10 3. The game was close
throughout Harrison started in to spitch
for the Occidentals. but Heber made two
runs in the second inning and Langford
succeeded Harrison. He lasted until the
seventh when he was replaced with
Cans. who finished. Johnson pitched a
fine game for Heber and had the game
well in hand at the beginning of the sew
enth when Clark. who Is regarded as eX-
ceIlent for a few innings, was put IN
The Credentials touched Clark up for
four runs in the inning and Johnson fin
ished the game. He allowed only four
hits in the eight innings he pitched. About
900 were present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-01
DEATH TO THE DOG TRIBE
Poundmaster at Tarytown, N. Y,
Adopts Novel Means of
Securing CANNES.

New York, July 31.-Tarrytown, like
every other town, has more dogs than
is good for it. The problem of getting
rid of them has been a serious one for
Poundmaster William Martin, and as
the dogs have not disappeared as fast
as the people think they should, he
called in the small boys to help him.
To this end he had advertised in the
Tarrytown News as follows:
Dogs Wanted.-To any boy who will
bring me a dog 1 will give him six
tickets to the moving picture show that
will give him an opportunity to enjoy
himself every night in the week.
(Signed)
civilian MARTIN. Poundmaster. .
Martin gets s1.25 from the village for
each dog he kills, and as the tickets
only cost % cents, he expects to make
S25 a day. The boys are now securing
the village for dogs, and they say when
the supply in Tarrytown runs short
they win go to other villages and bring
them in.
The moving picture show is also reap
ing a harvest, as the small boys are
filling the hall nightly.
Rice-CaeSar Concert company all
week at Saltair. Concert daily to s
p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-01

won, Soapy Jones second. Poppy third.
Time. 1.l5$s
Third race three furlongs-Sid Silver
won, Forty-Four second. Ontario Oregon
third. Time, :35.
Fourth race. five and one-half furlongs
Madeline Musgrave won, Lena Leach
second, Jane Laurel third. Time. 1:c6i..
Fifth race. five furlongs-Sevenful won,
Hereafter second, RustlinS SILK third.
Time 1:09S:.
Sixth race. one mile Ruth W won.
Duchess of Montabello second, Elevation
third. Time, l:42IH.
Seventh race, one and one-sixteenth
miles-Tea Tray III won, Benvolio second.
John ]. Rogers third. Time. 1:50.