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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-16
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Little Chief Mining and Milling COM
psny. Principal place OF business, Salt
/ AXE City, Utah, Location OF mine. Eu-
reka. Juab county, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the board OF directors Of the Little
Chief Mining and Milling COMPANY held
on the 9Th day of November. 1908. assess
ment No. &c. one (D cent per share. was
levied on the capital stock cf the CORPORA
mediatcly to James p. Driscon secretary,
at Mccormick & Co.'S bank, corner of
Main and First South streets, Salt Lake
City. Utah. Any stock upon which tho
assessment may remain unpaid on Tues.
day, the 18TH day OF December, 1908, will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment Is
made before Will be sold on Tuesday. the
9Th dny OF January. 1909 at IL o'clock
noon. at the companys office. room 4oG
Atlas block. West Second South street
Salt Lake City. Utah. 10 pay the delln-
quent assessment thereon. together with
cost Of advertising and expense OF sale
JAMES Z. pRISCOLL,
Secretary.
corne- Main ard First South streets,
Salt Lake City. Utah. hl7oo
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ALL MEN LOOK ALIKE
TO THE NEW WORKERS
Bat" Nelson Is Surprised That
Everybody in Gotham Does
Not Know Him.

Tad says In the New York Evening
Journal that Battling Nelson, who is the
most talked-of man In the country today,
with the possible exception OF Bill Taft,
has the hardest work in the world letting
New Workers know who he is,
AS the old song goes; There Is al
ways something doing in the lives of ia
nous mem"
there and Kicked out OF the way every
where. No one seems TO know him at all
In ls, our town; That is, they slam him and
run around the block and then don't
care to see him again.
You know fruit man out west once
knocked John L, Sullivan down for steal
ing an apple and then when he saw the
big fellow on the floor recognized him and
didn't show up for q week.
That's the way with the Dane, The
hrst day he landed he rang up here and
told the Office boy he wanted the sport
ing editor. The kid asked who he was
and Nelson yelled as hard as he could
that he was bat" Nelson. The kid
wasn't jerry yet and asked again.
What, don't YOU know Me, Battling
Nelson?" asked the Dane.
NO" piped the kid, what do you do7"
=, Coming on the elevator the next day
the elevator boy took the Dane by the
neck and threw him of the car because
he said there was one too many on.
When the elevator reached the top the
boy learned who II was ne threw off,
and we arc still hunting for him. He
never came back.
On election night Nelson wore a pearl
gray derby nat He started out with the
mob from Forty-secopd street, and hadn't
gone a block before they mashed the
kelly" TO a jelly, They kidded him
about the hat. and before he fully realized
what had happened he was sitting In the
middle OF the street watching the crowd
go by,
Yesterday on his way TO Philadelphia
the Dane was reading sporting paper
and the colored waiter, noticing a picture
OF Nelson, said:
THAT must be a fine man. that Nelson
boy TO lick Cans. They tell ME he's as
big as Jeftray and twice as strong. huh?"
Nelson looked up with smile ard said:
No, I'm Battling Nelson"
The tar baby took one. look at the little
tow head at the table and replied;
''Well-if you're Battling Nelson, then
ma name is Joe Cans of Baltimo'."
He was still laughing as he headed for
the cook 10 tell him the joke.
Yep. Just as the song goes: "There
is always something doing in the lives OF
famous men"
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.F|REMEN AND POLICE
GET FOOTBALL FEVER
Teams Being Organized to Kill
Each Other Off if
Possible.

Football enthusiasts, attention. Here
is q hot one, The dremeu stationed ut
headquarters on East First South street
are TO challenge the members OF the po-
lice department TO a football game. 20
take place any old time and in any old
place.
The challenge has been drawn UP and
will be duly presented Monday By COM
mittee OF three appointed for the pur-
pose. The challenge Is written In blood.
the red fluid being obtained from the
body OF a. cat whose owner is unknown.
but If anybody has missed their house
feline, here Is q clew 10 its whereabouts
That the firemen mean business Is
plainly shown hy the lineup which has
been made up for the contest they hope
Assistant Chief Fitzgerald was around
slapping the flremen on the back Sunday
the Are eaters" would wipe the earth
with the policemen. The lineup the Are
men have is surely swift one. The ends
are w. Aylands manager Of the team,
and L. Cooper, who are both known as
good runners--at meal time. Tackles arc
ID. Keith and T, Bowen, who could tackle
a hose, but when II came 10 police
man, there arc chances for doubt Guards
arc a. Ikeram and O. Smith. both being
considered good guards on night watch In
the fire station, but on the football neld
another ChaDCe tOr dOuDl- IL GllCS laS
been selected as center for the team. IT
being considered he can NIL that position
as bad as anybody else IN the department.
Next IN the list comes Il. Andrews. who
Is To DO called quarterback. Andrews is
captain OF the team. so his title as quar-
terback is secondary. The back field for
the tlrenen's team Is a stauuch one. Right
halfback is Z Garlicli, for left halfback,
G. Odepualder. and for tullback, A. Buck
ham
Although tho policemen have not been
consulted as 60 who will play on their
team, II a game s brought about, there
Is plenty Of good material.
For ends Goding and Harris would
be there with the goods. Then there is
Curran and Brown, who would make sood
tackles, Kast and Simpson, who weigh
no less than 600 each, undoubtedly would
play well as guards, as they. can guard
prisoner in tine style, better center
ihan Denny Sullivan could not be found
Thcn there comes Sergeant PugsIey for
fuarterback Although he might want to
stop at critical point TO place IL bet &, on
ltv. For a backhcd, Eddy, Doty aud
Mccormick would be winners.
CITY Physician Paul has consented to
be present.
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Ito Race Big Sporting Event
UTAH COLLEGES To
PROMOTE WRESTLING
Several Matters of Importance
Discussed and Passed Upon
by Coaches.

a series of intercollegiate wrestling
matches is a new feature Of COLLEGE ath-
letics which is TO be introduced in the
higher educational institutions of the
state. Steps toward this end were taken
1T the meeting Of the Utah athletic
coaches. which was held at the Kenyon
hotel Sunday morning. Maddox and
Milne Of the State university, Lee Mar
3hall and Willard Young OF the L. d. s.
u. Badenock and Ballin OF the B. Y. Q.
and Bennion OF the Il. /. L., were at the
meeting, The plan proposed is TO have
dual meets during the winter and to work
on the hnals In the early spring before
the track season is far advanced. All OF
the schools claim 70 have some promising
candidates for the honors at various
weights. and as there viii be events rang
ing from 12o pounds up all OF the men
VIII have an opportunity to display their
strength and skill.
The question OF basketball was also con-
sideied, and the application of the ~"
team for adm!ttanee to the State league
was acted upon favorably. The L. D. S, L.
team, but may do so when the time
comes,
Eligibility was rehashed and numerous
changes We're made, a student who has
played for one OF the schools in the league
cannot play for another school during his
flrst year. This is not TO be made retro
active, however, and will, therefore, not
prevent Iiorsfall and Felt who were with
the l. D. ). last year. from playing with
the L. Of u this year.
Another important change was the
clause making 1t essential that an athlete
be passing In ten hours OF work TO be
eligible for his college team.
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Entries for Houston.
Special to The Tribune.


HOUSTON. Nov 15.-The entries for
Mondays races at Houston are as fol-
lows:
First race. thirteen -slxteenths mile,
selling -Cheswarline. Ill: Padrone, III;
Too Blue, ia; l.. NJ Eckert III; San
Simon, III; Safeguard. lie; Stole. 1l9;
Dappie Gold, 1la; Chian Belle, l19; Kath-
crime Murphy. 109.
Second race, hve-eighths mile, selling
-Glenar. 1l5, Miss Snack, ll5: Nsprls-
on. ll5; Ant! Newman, l15; Speight. lis.
Champoo. lis; Figgy Miller. llSi Cuban
Boy, 1l3.
Third race. lve- -eighths mile, purse.
Chief Hayes. 103; Miss Delaney, loo; Golf
Ball LOG Cooney X. 109; Bonnie Prince
Charlie. i07: Bewitched. 100; King Vida.
105; Cocksure, los.
Fourth race, five-eighths- mile. gentle
men riders-Loyee. $50. Jacks Queen.
$50: Guile, $50: Craig Darrock, I5O; Miss
Rifie Range, $50; Doc Allen, 100;
Fifth race. seven-elghths mile, selling
Hancock. 109: Miss ToPsy. 100; Suf-
iice. 109: .AIvise. l09; Rubiela. 1903: Dar-
ing, lo2; Yaddo. l?2; Reside, l22; Be-
witched, 104; Hand Me Down. 1ot,
Sixth race. three -quar.eiS mile, purse
Anna Marie. los. Lizzie, lOo; Sister
Ollie, 1O5; W. F. Wiley, lo5; Gus Counlet.
los: Star Beau, 105: Tapioca, lO5; White
Light, l05; Jim Eanes los.
Seyentn race, thirteen siXteentbs mile
Mary Candleuas, 1l9; Malta 1l9; Wise
Hand ll9: Isabelle Aintree, ilo; Reucent.
!i9, James V. ilD; Z. j. Swanner. ll9;
Bell Flower. ia; Charlatan, l22; Q. g.
ParEe, 12I.
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SPECIAL sTooKHoLDERS' MEET
ING,

Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Eagle
Mining company, corporation OF Utah,
has been called and win he held al the
office of the company, to-w!t. at the
oftIce OF Bradley, ,piSGhel y Hardness,
7trect, Salt Lake City. Utah. on Satur-
day the 9Th day OF December 1903. al .
O'Clock p. M. for the purpose of voting
upon and either rejecting or retifying the
action OF the board OF directors of tho
company taken and had at Il meeting of
said board held October 81. 1908. In re-
duclng the remaining unpaid portion vi
the purchase price to be paid Tor the prop
erty OF this company by Alexander Ham
1T n Slbley under the agreement OF sale
with said Sibley ot November 90, 1907.
To sa1 500. payable $4,000 on or before
November 80 1905, and sll.s0o on or be-
fore May 80. 1909. and said Slbley To sur
render and cancel the mortgage OF this
company TO himself In addition u paying
said sums OF money and In authorizing
the president and secretary of this COM
puny to execute and deliver to said Sib!ey
the agreement OF this company reducing
said purchase price as aforesaid and max
Ing samo payable as aforesaid.
By order OF the board OF directors,
WILLIAM PISCHEL.
SECRETARY.
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LOWER MAMMOTH MINING co.

Principal place OF business, room SIG
Dooly block, Salt Lake City. Utah. No
tice Is hereby given that at a meeting Of
the directors held on the 14th day OF No
VEN ber, 1908. an assessment or S cents
per share, being assessment No, IS, was
levied on the capital stock of the corpora
ton, payable Immediately TO a. Reeves.
secretary of the company. at his office.
5lB Dooly block, Salt Lake City. Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday. December
is. 1908. Will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction: and. unless
payment Is made before win be sold on
the Sth day OF January, 1909. at o'clock
y. m. OF said day. to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the cost OF ad-
vertising and expense OF sale.
A. REEVES. Secretary.
Sic Dooly block, Salt Lake City Utah.
First publication Nov, l6, 1908. h2t4i
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Entries for Emeryville,
= Ia The n Fl InilnG.


OAKLAND, Nov. I5.-Following are the
entries for Mondays races at Emeryvilie:
First race, -slxteeDths of a mile,
selIing-AItlmar. 110: Larry MulllEan, 10;
AlIness, 10; Orlin Ormonde, 10Y; Miss
Highland, lO7; Harry Stanhope. loI
Johnny White. l07: jim Hanna, lOi' 2@1nt @
Hit io7: Caleria, lO7; Novgorod' 10Y;
Smiling Jack, l02.
second race, three quarters OF mile,
seIIing-St. Avon. III: Captain KENNEDY,
l0e: Priceless Jewel, l09 Fancy, lo9;
Uncle Sam, 109 Billy Myer. i00.
Third race, one mile and seventy rrIi; yards'
seIling-Colonel Bronston, ia. Merril,
III: Bell,nence. ia; Tea Tray II, "a:
Widnout, III; Ny Pal. ia; Rotrou; ia;
Elevation. 1903; Warden Yell lo9; Black
Dress. 1903. -,..,.,.
nurse-Dcutscblsad 105; Frank FltLner,
i05: Astronomer. 100. .Cadichon, 81,
Fifth race. eleven -siNteenths OF o mile,
cacIa. 107: Carrie Thatcher, lO1: Fargo
9nse, lO7: Ornate. Ie7; Warden, l07: FL
gent. 1OT: Prudent, l05.
SIxth race ono uIiic and seyenly yards
seiiing-sir Brlllar.. III; Mike Jordan. ~:
charles Green. III; Charlie Paine II :.
Gnrenntua, ll2; Remember, lo9i Billy
Pullman. l0e.
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DRAINAGE SYSTEM AND STREET
IMPROVEMENT.

Lewiston. Idaho. Nov, II. 1908.
Sealed proposals for the construction Of
q drainage SYSTEM, combined curbs and
cutters, and about $4,000 square yards of
bitulithic pavement. In accordance with
the plans, specifications and other data
now on file and open to inspection in the
office OF the City Engineer OF Lewiston
Idaho, Will be received until p. M, Nov.
30. 1908.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by
a certified check on a Lewiston bank In
the sum OF $4,000
Those desiring plans and specifications
must accompany their reques. with an
lnclosure % So, which VIII be returned 10
sender upon the return Of the plans and
specifications 10 this office.
The right TO reject any or all bids Is
reserved.
JOHN z. NICKERSON,
City Clerk.
Dated Nov II, 1908 h2063
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Raymond Illinois Mining company. prip-
cipal place OF business. Salt Lake City
Utah. Location of mine. Eureka, Utah.
Notlce--There are delinquent upon tho
following described stock. on account OF
Assessment No, s, installment No. |. OF
cent per share, levied on the 29th day OF
September, 1905 the several amounts set
opposite the Dames OF the respective
shareholders. as follows:
no, Name. Shares. Amt Due.
l55-F. a, Price 80. 49,. SO = .-S
And in accordance with law ana an or
der OF the board of directors made on the
10Th day OF September 1908. SO many
shares OF each parcel of such stock as may
he necessary VII he sold at PUBLIC auction
at the office OF the company. sos Atlas
BLOCK. Salt Lake City. Utah, on the 18th
day OF November. 1905. at 10 o'clock a
thereon, together with the costs OF ad-
veriIsing and expense cf sale,
Fiyst publication Nov l. Elsa
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NOTICE.

eli OF Salt Lake City OF the. intention OF
such council TO make the following de-
scribed Improvement to-wtt;
To grade. gutter and curb with cement.
and pave with asphalt two roadways (said
asphalt pavement on each OF said rosd-
ard nine and one-half (9l) Inches th!ck).
with a twenty-four (2i) foot park be-
tween. on Twelfth East street between
In paving district No. 81. and defray the
abutters' portion of the cost and expense
thereof, estimated at twenty-five thou,
5-loo ($22. .996.o5) dollars, or nine and
5-lOO $4,000 dollars per front foot OF
abutting property. there being 254l feot
sessment mon the lois or nIcces @ : of f' STonnd
within the following described district.
being the district TO be affected and BEN
The east side of lots l and s, block S5:
the west side of lots and 0, the north
1885 feet OF the west side of lot 4 the
south l4s5 feet OF the west side Of lot
/, the east side OF lots ] and 26. block
.. EhrIeh's subdivision of block 30. the
east eide OF lot / the east t,oa,5 side Of the
west side OF lots 2 TO Il. inclusive. east
side subdivision OF block 81 the west
side of the north S25 feet, OF the south
l65 feet OF lot 5. block 81, all In plat ''F,'
Salt Lake City survey
The total cost OF said improvement is
estimated at thirty thousand six hundred
and 1900 $780, SoO.I3) dollars. OF which
sum the city's portion Is seven thousand
six hundred four and 6S-l00 (S7604 6S)
dollars. leaving twenty-five tho usand nine
dollars to be raised by local assessment.
All protests and objections To the
carrying out OF such intention must be
presented In writing TO the City Reco.d der
on or before tho 2Srd day OF November
1905 being the time set by said council
when II will hear and consider such pro-
tests and objections as may be made
thereto.
BY order OF the City Council OF Salt
Lake City Utah,
Dated October ). 1908.
j. B. MORETON.
City Recorder.
Paving Extension No. 30 hS59
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING AVERAGES

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The individual
batting averages Of the American league
were made public here today for the sea-
son OF 1908. Criss OF the ST. Louis team
heads the list with an average OF .3i1.
the Detroit team. who finished with en-
average OF 324. Cobb played in 80
games, while CrIss took pert In but Ga.
Dclehanty OF Washington and Crawford OF
Detroit were close up 10 Coeb's record.
the former having an average OF .5l7. and
the latter .3ll. Cobb made thirty-siX
two-base hits. twenty three-base, and
four home runs. AS 2 home run hitter
Crawford leads the league, with seven to
his credit.
Following are the averages OF the frst
fifteen nlen In the list;
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DIED

GCSTAFSON-At No. II West Seventh
South. November 10. 1908, of autointoai-
cation. Ellen Gustafson. aged % years;
native of Sweden The remains arc at
the funeral pariors of j. w. Taylor. 20
South West Temple street Notice OF
funeral later
iSBORNt+-In this city November s. 1903,
at the home OF the parents. s54 East
Seventh South street. Katherine L., infant
daughter OF Ia and Libby Blythe Os-
borne. aged 7 months Funeral notice
later.
ARNTSEN-Jp this city. November IA.
1908. julia Maria Arntsen. In her eigh-
teenth year Funeral services Will he
held from the s. D. Evans mortuary
chapel today. Monday, November Ii. at
p. M Interment in City cemetery
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City, Nov. 3. 1905
Scaled proposals win be received at
THIS office untn S o'clock p, m, Fri
day, November p. 1905 for the work OF
constructing cement sidewalk In sidewalk
extension No III.
Instructions To bidders. together with
plans. profile, specifications ana forms for
contract and bond. can be obtained upon
applicable al the office OF the board OF
public works OF city engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
BY order OF the board OF public
works
II G. MMILLAN. Chairman.
LOUIS {. KELSEY, City Engineer.
h10Sg
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b At SAVANNAH
4 International Contest
Ggiye.Thousand-DOllar
\ Loving Cup.
6 SAID TO BE
4 FASTEST IN AMERICA
4. and Drivers on the
a Training; Expect to
4. g5 Miles an Hour.

..u Nov. i5.-Tho principal
:, the automobile world
d ss the race for the Grand
u ne auspices OF the Auto
4, a America, at Savannah to
a thanksgiving day. and the
/ uss. which is to be run on
. & tbc day before ThanksgiV-
a ,,c,s vii! be- run over the
!. A. Chatham county, the short
*, oyer a course practically
length. and that for the
.Iar over a specially con-
,zs Of twenty-five miles. The
= s. 100 miles In length, and
a snall cars, 200 miles Tne
4. NJ car race Will be a gold
a 5000, donated by the Au-
- a America Both events
.ssrsi In scope, and there are
4, rrounds drivers from Italy,
,-sny and America. The big
IN offcially as THE Grand
and the smaller one as the
m Lieht Car Race
.z,os Drivers in Race.
|-,,lsst interest is felt In the
4 race. In which the most Ia
= ard cars In the world VIII
mere are twenty entries In
. "a the drivers and the ma
lresdy on the ground, getting
IN IL The course is closed TO
, b; two hours each day. and
4 tlns II is occupied by the
|rb are learning its curves and
raaisted with IT'S general con-
|cien have been located at dif-
r1k along The course by all OF
"a snd from this date until the
|us ls nun there will be busy
q q these. The course is a
| kft one, which was built by
lkr and surfaced with Augusta
disposition that admits OF very
y teIng made, II is expected
III new worlds records will be
h ihe course In the big event
n k.ye witnessed races over the
D crp course and at Ormond
ne that the best time on those
FI Be readily eclipsed by the
: thanksgiving day. The Or.
q record Is seventy-seven miles
i ls believed that at least
= aIlts al hour will be made
|rtr Of the grand prize over the
nerse.
- Of the two races will be
u The members OF the Auto
ID Of America and the Savan-
|7aAle club, They will be an
q 4 few days.
f7ng cars and drivers have
~ lor the grand prize race.
lNaszaro); Flat (Wagner);
hlna), ltale (Cagno); Itala
n Fiat (Placenza).
sshaul, (Szisz); Renault
. Dietrich (Duray), Clement
hsuIyaso: Clement-Bayard
ts.ns tHemery); Benz (Hsn-
y Eyle).
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BISCUIT MINING COMPANY,
Notice of Annual Meeting

Notice Is hereby given that tho annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Biscuit
Mining company VIII be held at the Of
80 Atlas block. Salt Lake City. Utah. ON
the first Tuesday after the second Mon
day In December. 1905 70 Wit, December
10, 1903, at the hour OF 10 a. M. for the
purpose OF clccung a board Of tive dlrec~
tors OF said company 70 serve FOR the
next ensuing year. and for the transac-
tion OF such other business az may law
fully come before II
JOSEPH s. HYDE. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov, IL, 1905.
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SUCCEEDS IN SECOND
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE

AUSTIN. New. Nov. 15.-Dr. Won Tiedc-
mann committed suicide this afternoon In
Inc county jail by shooting himself
through the head, death ensuing almost
nr, Won Tiedemanll, who yesterday tried
10 end his life by inhaling chloroform,
fnHnJ I'm a semi conscious condition and
roauscltated Attcrward he claimed 10
nave used tho drug TO relieve n head
ache.
uitb cmhegzlcment OF postofnce funds
arIounilng TO $1,000, lie WAS - have been
taken TO Reno 81 few days and tried
by the federal authorities on the above
The Doctors self-murder was not much
of q surprise. as he has been highly
nervous and dstraught since the discuv~
prv of tho dcfalcaton. He protested his
Innocence TO the last. and In a letter de-
nounced the postoftice officials.
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Balloon Race Feafurp

,vs -. Nov. l5.-Because of
pheric conditions the trans
Iloon race. which was 10
t.1 ~ Ifom Los Angeles today.
-. Only the big balloon,
as sent up. and II was car
.s1ay current OF air south and
aI ana directly toward the Pa
~ believed TO havo landed
~ ~ me beach. The other BAL
shies. prohted by the ax-
I'VE and did not ascend. II
np tomorrow noon.
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4slay Will Leave.

nv: Who has been managing
J h u r1'Is DC. lot the past month,
q nm ~ fsso, Tuesday, where
l Nsr,in,tend ~ TN, the building O:
.ursas ~ WV also take a living
"A n :, ~nere a winters meet
"a of ss a. me present time, for
.sst TS TSSeuring entries for the
hays s sne horses that are now
-. eoout Wednesday.
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111y u Bal plauers

s0ne J. Taylor OF the Boston
4 u len baseball players in
rs round sum Of $1,000. and
WV leave for San Fran
~; ;pohohue. the second base
"A <;ss@son' M, e pitcher, were sold
|ss5. ~ PITCHER Bradley was
thompson, a pitcher.
o ocsicher, went 10 Seattle,
a o'dlck will probably go TO
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FUNERAL NOTICE

BRAZIER-The funeral OF Charles Bra
zier Will be held from the fourth ward
meeting house, Tuesday. November II.
1908. at u O'Clock. Friends invited to
attend.