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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-01
GAME ENDS IN SQUABBLE
Umpire Stephens Gives High School
Contest With All Hallows by
q tn n Score

The game between the All Hallows and
High school III the High school series yes
terday afternoon ended in a squabble.
The All HailOWs team left the grounds,
and Umpire Stephens awarded the game
to the High school by a score of 9 TO 0.
The game was played on the High school
campus.
The trouble which disrupted the game
arose in the last half of the eighth. when
the score stood Z to in favor OF All Hal
lows and High school was at the bat.
There were three men on bases, and II.
ROmney sent liner to short, who fielded
it and caught a man running home The
catcher threw TO first, and the ball dis
appeared over the heads of the spectators.
The two men on bases scored. The col
legians cOntended that the bal Twas dead
and refused to continue Umpire Steph-
ems said 1t was fair At this decision. the
All HailOws team left the grounds and
Umpire Stephens awarded the game to
the High school.
Speaking of the decision. Umpire Viii
lard STEPHENS said last night.
Il ordered the teams to play ball. and
as the All HallOws did not appear on the
field five minutes afterward, l awarded
the game to High school by a score of
TO o.
Umpire Fred MOnohan was not work
ing on the bases at the time, so he made
no decision
The game had been well contested Tn
til the sixth inning the red and black lads
were unable TO find the college pitcher.
He'd. bringing in six runs.
coll
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SUNDAY SCHOOL RELAY
POSTPONED ONE WEEK

Owing to the weather and the condi-
ton Of the course, the Sunday school re-
lay race, which was to have taken place
today has been postponed one week. The
course was gone over yesterday morning
and it was found that 1t would be in no
shape for the race II held today. On &C
count Of the weather being 90 cold il was
deemed wise by the physical department
Of the Y. n. c. \. 10 postpone the race
one week. Everything is in readiness
and the prospects are thas NAY will be
a great day for the boys. Five teams
lave been entered in the \ class, and
eight in the b class race. The course was
TO be from the state peuitentary TO the
T. NJ. c. A building. five miles in al
As the plans are now, the race will be
Just one week before the annual Sunday
school track meet. This riil add inter
est TO the track meet. as the boys will
still be in trim after the relay is over.
The Sunday School Baseball league VIII
start Thursday. May 8. There Will be
-wo leagues. and al present six teams
are entered IN one league and eight in tn
other. The schedule viii be published
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a CDNDTEAYG
B.Y.U. AND U.OF j.
MEET IN RELAYS

The university and The Brigham Young
university of Provo will meet this after
noon ID d relay carnival and baseball
game on Cummings field. starting at 3
O'Clock. 1t was thought that il would be
necessary 10 postpone the contests be-
cause Of the bad weather, but Coach Mad
dock had force of men at work on the
ueld ali day yesterday and il VIII be in
excellent shape Tor the game today. The
track is hard and fast. The entries in the
relay races viii be:
Half-mile relay leach man runs 30
yardsj-Utah: BrintOn (captainI. Rich
ardsOn, Grant. Convill; B. Y. L: Jacobs,
Holloway Ssinsbury. Christensen.
Nile relay leach man runs a quarter
milei-Utah: Cutting captain Brinton,
Walker Carmichael; Provo; Jacobs,
Holloway, Salisbury. Chamberlain.
Two-mile relay each man runs a half
milel-Utah. Bailey (captain), Alley,
Cutting and Roberts. Parsons. KnOwltOn.
Richards, 4. A. Anderson and A. Ander-
son viii run the first quarter; B. Y Z.
Jones, Grossly, SimOns, Chamberlain.
f'our-miie relay leach man runs a mile)
Utah. Alley (captain). Bailey. Cole and
PaddisOn. DOglish and Layton will run
the first mile. B. Y. L; Jacobs, Hold
away, Salisbury. Bairde.
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BIG BOUTS FOR
COFFROTH CLUB
Frisco Promoter Has Fights
Scheduled involving Every
Champion.

Chics go. April 3O.--James CoffrOth now
has an array Of boxing bouts carded fol-
his club at COlms, Cal. involving every
champion in the country No sooner hao
word been flashed to Manager Harry Gil
more. ir that Battling Nelson would not
call off his bout with Packey Mcfarland
than friends of Abe Attell i'm this city re-
ceived word that the western promoter
had also secured the feather weight
champion service.
AtteH is 10 meet some man. preferably
owen Moran in fOrty-fiVe-rOund bout
at Colma some time in the coming sum-
mcr.
John CoultOn the bantam weight vii
start Tor the coast Ma l.. Monte Attel
has agreed to the I5-pOund ringSide limit
Jack Johnson has some theatrical en-
gagements &c fill before he takes up train
ing for his bout with Ketchel. Even II
Ketchel still claims the middle weight
title he viii find himself disputed by
Hugo Kelly. who will start for the coast
shortly.
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At Lexington.

Lexington. Ky, April 30.-First race. six
furlongs-Thomas Calhoun. straight J to
> won: Ralbert. place. 30, second; Har-
riet Rowe show. $3.50. third. Time. LA.
Second race. six furlOngs-Tim Kelly.
straight $500 won. Felix, place. s415,
second: Patriot, show. s.. IS. third. Time
lis
Third race four and q half fUriongs-
Somonette straight. 1925. won; Lolita
creed. place. S1090 second: Samaris,
show 50 10 third. Time 80 20.
Fourth race. six furlongs. selling-Mer-
rick. straight. 8 70. won. Lady Vie. place
$40. second: Refined. no show. third
Time .l6 As.
Fifth race. four furlonss. puTse-Ls-
veno. straight $50. won: Selector. place,
s. 80. second: Ramon Corona. show. S5.45
third. Time. 81 So
Sixth race mile and an eighth. selling
Ed Kane. straight. $50 won: Grenade
place. $40. second. Maid Militant. show
s. 81 third Time ]. 80
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Today's Lexinaton Entrles.

First race. three-quarter mile. selling
Harriet Rowe. 81. Silver Sea. 80 Light
Blue leo. La Jounesse. f02: LADY Thorpe
1O5, Miss Felix. los: Mae Hamilton. 105;
Crawford 100; Al Smitha. 10; Briteson
t01. Addax. 119.
Second race. eleven-sixteenths mile
purse-Nettie Trsver. 1O5: Lady OrimaT
los: Red Shaft 105; Busy Man. 10I
Meadow Grass. 105. Austin Sturtevant
i07, Tom Holland. 10: Peter Ponder. 10
Ludhina l05. Stowaway. 1ol; Buena Vista
los
Third race. 1ine-sixteenths mile. purse
Mermosa Belle. ~. Cruenwald. 1ee: Mead
son. 182. tDisv Boone, f02; Ora Dale. lc3
Lou Lanier. 102: ChsnyieleT. f02; Pinkard
f04. Kare. 1o5. Slewfoot. lie.
Fourth race. hslf-mile. purse-Jacs
straw. f02. Caias. l02; Dick GOOdbar. 102t
King Solomon. 1O5: RipDy, 105-
Fifth race. three-fourths mile. selling
Ed Ship. 104. Enlist los: Snake Mary,
l05: Rustic. las. Youthful. l0s; Thomas
Calhoun. 10. Cslry. 10; Earls Court III
Lafayette. 119. BOsserian. H.
Sixth race quarter mile sellins-Ed
Kane. lO0. Lille Turner. los. Ben Double
lO9. CasDsrdine leg. Malediction. i13
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At Pimlieo.

Pimlico. April 30-First race. four and a
half furlongs-Duu Care. even. won. Re
sponsefuI. 6 to l. second: Katharine Van,
q to l. third. Time 80 40.
Second race. six furiongs-Takahira. >
to l. won. Brown Tony. 40 to ]. second,
Canning. to I. third. Time f:1S 3-5.
Third race mile-Juggler. : to 7. won:
Question Mark. : to ]. second, Gowan. 2
10 . third. Time. 40
Fourth race steeplechase. about two
miles Ballacata, 3 TO .. won; Tampico. 5
10 . second. Tourney. to J. third Time
Ar 20
Fifth race six furlOngs-Sans III, . to
To- won. Bethlehem g to >. second: Rock
A-Walxin, 40 to J. third Time. 10 40
Sixth race. mile and sixty yards-St
Joseph, S 10 l. won. Ardri. 10 to I, second,
Lally. to I. third Time. las 10
Seventh race, six fuTlOngs-Elore. S to I.
won; Tim Pippin. to . second; Soil, to
j. third Time. TIA 10.
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Todax,s Huston Entries.

First race. five-eiEhths mile. selling
Constantine. 107. Emily Almanac -. Bon
ME Prince Charlie 109: Little George, -o9.
Joe Powell loo. Star Beam. g.
Second race. nine-siSteenths mile. sell
iug-Aunt Tabltha. 109. Aoulina. 1o6- Box
inter 95. Dr. Downev %, Philsrie %.
Helen Widder. %: Zaadee Appleton "a.
Little Toe August. -
Third race ssven-eighths mile selling
Hauzhtv. III. Duster Jones los: Saugil.
lO3. Golden. 100. Regards -. Roy Shur-
wav. 81
Fourth race one mile selIing-T7ucls
Henry. 116. Ninceute. 115. Duchess Of Mon
tebello los, Miss May Row6ish. 10a: Tena-
lyee. t03. Mr. KNAPP, l92: Heart Of Hya-
cinthe. 103.
Fifth race. tEree-QGarters mile. selling
Dr. Mack. IL; Park Row. IL. Little Os-i
ace los: ZopOme %
sixth race sevef-eirhths mile selling
No Quarter. los: Goidfieid. 100; Holloway.
as. Thurio. -. Ninnolotte 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-01
LANGFORD SAILS ABROAD
Goes to England, Where He Fights
Ian Hague Twenty
Rounds.

-Iew York. April 90.-Sam Langford, the
colored heavy weight pugilist, sailed for
London yesterday on the Deutschland
with his manager, Joseph Woodland.
LangfOrd is matched TO fight Ian Hague.
the new heavy weight English champion.
a twenty-round bout before the National
Sporting club on Derby night, Nav p.
Jimmy Walsh, the Boston bantam
Y eight. who Is scheduled to meet Dig
ger Stanley in a twenty-rOund contest
before the same club on May l.. was also
q passenger.
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sMoKEHoUsE VS.. FORT DOUGLAS

JefFs Smokehouse ball team viii play
Fort Douglas Inday afternoon at 2;3a
on the fo-t grounds. The SmOkehouse
suits arrived this week. They are white
with black trimmings and show the team
off 10 good advantage. The boys expect
to win Sundays game. ii being their first
game of the season.
Jeffs team viii line UP as follows. Hal
versou. catcher. Hagen and Ludlow,
pitchers: W. TiIlman. first base, l.. Cox.
second base. Greeves. third base; T. TIL
man. shOrtstop: Eure. Peterson. Morri-
son and Johnson. fielders-
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JACK BURKE TO MEET
DEWEY IN PARK CITY

Jack Burke Of California has been
matched 10 fight Nat Dewey at Park
City MAY 9. Burke and his manager, =.
Collier. will leave for Park City this morn
ing to begin training. While Burke IS
not known locally. he has d good record on
the coast The contest is booked for TWEEN
~ rounds. and clean break rules viii be
arforpsd
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BASEBALL
Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Dstroit Mich April 30.-Detroit and St
-yoU..- played on damp field iii very colo
weather and the champions won. I TO ?.
Score.
r. n. T.
DEtlJ-A 80 J
81 A-Dlie
Batteries-Summers and Stanage; era
nam and Criger-
At Boston Boston Washington game
postponed, rain.
At Chicago aEo-Cieveland game
sOstDoned. wet grounds.
At New York-New York; Philadelphia
anls postponed. rain.
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Stanley. first. Joe Howell, second
Goldau. third. Time. t:O5 Is.
Second race. three-quarters mile-Ssd
News first. MOyes. second: Emily Al
manac. third Time. 1:16 3-5.
Third race. three-qGsrters miie-Rui-
5Ols. first. Charles Mooney. second, En-
grsTer. third Time. III A..
Fourth race seven-eighths mils-Cop-
perfield, first, I. II. EckeTt. second ,
Heart Of Hyscinthe. third. Time !; 30.
Fifth race. five-eighths mile-Canpan.
first. Joe WOotan, second; Flume. third
Time I ;oS rs.
Sixth race. Eiue-sixteenths mile-Dr.
Mack. first. Horace H. second. COOney
X third. Time. IS %.
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MYSTERY SURROUNDS
POISONING OF BRITT

y New York. April S0-Wilis Britt. I
y manager for Stanley Ketchel. the 4
y middleweight pugilist. who was tax 4
y en- % St NinCent's hospital early this I
y morning suffering from what Is be- I
y lieved to have been poison, will in 4
y all probability recover.
y His condition was serious AT first. 4
> but he rapidly improved.
y Britt was found unconscious in a
y doorway in East Fourteenth street 4
= A search Of his effects brought to 4
y light bottle of poison tablets
AAA&AA&&AA% ~
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BOXING GAME NOW
OPEN IN KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. April Sat the end Of
ten rounds of tame fighting here tonight
Joe German Of san Francisco was given
the decisio1 over Billy Rhodes of this
city. Neither man seemed TO have d
telling punch
In the preliminary Gale Gardner of Los
Angeles wOl a siX-rOund go with
Miller of IssaFenWorth. Miller was knocked
down in the sixth
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Pueblo. Colo, April S0.-Galgano only al
lowed one hit in the first nine innings
but he was given poor support and De-
Moines won out in the eleventh by scOr.
of 10 4. Freezing weather was Tesponsi-
bic for the poor playing. Score:
R. H. e.
eleven innings.
Batteries-Lang and Kerner; Galgsno
and Mite
Denver. April S0.-The heavy hitting OF
Omaha coupled with the errors by the
locals, gave the visitors tOday's game.
Score:
r. H. E.
Omaha .......-...........-....... 10
Wichita. Kan. April 20-Wic nite took
the second game from Sioux City today.
punching hits against Sioux Citys mis-
plays. The weather was severely cold.
Score.
R H. E.
9IVLA Cl'S ''''''''-'-'--'-'''''S .
Batteries-Alderman and Shea; Shanner
and QueiSser.
At Lincoln-Lincoln-To game post
uOned. cold weather.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At BOuisville-Louisville, 4; Indianapo-
lis ,.
At Columbus-C Columbus. 1: Toledo g.
At. ST. Paul-St. Paul-MilwaUkee game
postponed; cold
AT Minneapolis Minneap polls Kansas
CITY game postponed. cold.
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EXPECT STANFORD TO
SEND TRACK TEAM

Chicaso. April S0.-Morningside college.
Sioux CITY Ia. is the first western col
lege to enter y team IN the conference
meet to be held June at Marshall field.
Eleven men are on the list Stanford uni
versity Il IS almost certain. will send d
team. but il is understood that the sth-
letes from the University Of California
will not be able 10 take the TIP east.
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IMPROVEMENTS AT HATCHERY.

state Fish and Came Warden Fred c.
Chambers announced yesterday that the
work Of remodeling the new hatchery viii
being within a short time. He expects to
have the plant equipped to turn out more
fry than ever under the new plans.
Chambers announced yesterday that he
would ship several Consignments today.
The shipments will include about 5000 fry
TO Summit and Morgan counties: 1900 fry
20 10 Tooele county next week, and Salt
Lake county gets from S0.G00 to 1000 the
coming week
For lovers Of dancing. Saltair tonight
Christensen big orchestra.
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HENAeERs GO TO TooELE.

The HenaEers baseball team will &c to
TOosle today to play the team Of that
place The HenageTs recently defeated
TOoele and the latter organization be-
ieve they are in better shape to turn the
tables today. A crowd of roOters will &C
cnmnanv the local team
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UTAH LIST APPROVED.

IsneCIaI % Inc nj 7II-'
Washington, April 39.-Secretary l5alIll-
go. rs aonr7ved Ttah school indemnity
list No. Is for I2.114 acres I'm the salt Lake
land district He has also restored q"
settlement 900 acres Of land in the Bois.
land district withdrawn for use ID con
recfion with the Boise FaEette irrigation
uroiect AID found unavailable for SUCH
frcn
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COAST LEAGUE.

san Francisco. April 30.-San Francisco
stopped the victorious progress OF the
Saet amento coast league team today. win
ming BIZ 4 to 3 score. Corbett pitched
shut out ball for the eight innings. but
n the ninth the visitors fell on his de
livery driving in three runs and cvened
up the score. San Francisco got the win
ming run off Whalen, who relieved Baum
n the fifth, in their half. Score:
sacramento .--...-.-...-.-..........,5
Butteries-Corbett and Berry; Baum
Whalen and Graham.
Los Angeles. April 30-Two runs in the
ninth inning won the game today for
Vernon 3 to ?, Los Angeles failing to
score in their half. Coy, the Vernon
pitcher. allowed nine hits but kept them
we'll scattered through the game. Score:
r. II. z
Los Angeles .......--.-.-..- Y
B3tteries-COy and and Hogan; Bris-
walter and Orendorff
Portland. April SO-Oakland halted its
losing streak today by taking > to
victory from Portland One run in this
fourth was the best Portland could dc
with BOice while Oakland piled up two in
the sixth. two in the seventh and one in
the eighth off SeatOn and Cough Score:
r. II. E.
Oakland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Portland .......-.-..-.-.
Batteries-BOice and La LOnge; SeatOn
Cough and Armbruster
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At Newmarket.

Newmarket April 30.-The l.90o-s guinea
stakes for three-year-old filiies vas Won
today by Electra; King Edwards Princess
De Gales was the favorite. but was beaten
by a length Perota was third. The bet
ting was to / against Electra
The May plate of 210 sovereizns for two
yssr-olds was won by Avalanche II Zoo
trcope was second and {. Carroll s
Truckes third
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. April 30.-After getting IL
lead I'm the first inning on Murray's HON
run drive and holding /, until the ninth
inning. New York was beaten by Phila-
delphia today to T.
Score.
r H L
Philadelphia .....- ....------.....--2
Batteries Moore and Doom: Niltze and
Marquard Meyers.
Umpires-Rigler and TRULY
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IE IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
RECORD BREAKER
JOINS STABLES
Jack NunnaIIy, Valued at Ten
Thousand, Now Chartered
at Fair Grounds.

An equine star Of brilliant luminosity
was added 10 the galaxy Of famous horses
now at the fair grounds last night, when
Jack Nunnally. the holder of the world 8
five-eighths mile record at Is 80. arrived
at the course OF the Utah Jockey club
Jack Nunnally is five-year-old son OF
David Tenny, the great "swayback' and
winner Of a Brooklyn handicap His dam
is Lille W. a fine race mare in her time.
Jack is owned by AT Dayton. and Is
today valued at $1,000. Owner Dayton
brought in his stable from Oakland IN
good shape. In addition to his brag horse,
Jack Nunnally, he also brought along
Husky, Tom Shaw, HendOn. Palace False
Nun. Jockey Chris Miller, who also is
20 hand, will probably ride for Mr.. Day
ton. The fair grounds stalls are filling
Up fast and il viii soon become "A serious
problem with General Manager W. W.
Finn TO find stable room for incoming
owners. Del" Fountain is here from san
Francisco with Dolie Dollars, Hush
Money. Boloman, Lady Alicia, Burning
Bush and a corking two-year-old named
Penn. winner of three straight races al
Oakland last winter J. St2nchfield s lot
includes Judge Shuttle, Judge Cabannls,
Vista, St. Ready, Faneuil Hall and the
following twO-year-Oids, fanny, D. An
drews. Quickly and st. Ligno. The arri-
val Of Jack NUnnally was the talk of the
sports last night.
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OGDEN EXCURSION

Sunday. May .. via Oregon Short Line
Round trip 800. Trains at 7:10 and
$50 a. m, and 1885, I and $3.50 D. m
Returning, leave Ogden at 2:05, $40
5:45 and 7:45 D m
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Spokane. April 9O.-SpoSane Won a
close. Sharply fought pitchers battle here
today. Not a fielding eTor marked the
play Of the two teams. Score;
Batteries-Pinnance and Murray.
Wright and Ostdiek
Seattle. April 3e-Seattle won from Ia
coma today by punching five singles in
the same inning that Claflin lost control
and issued two bases on balls. Four runs
came over. Score: r. H +.
Seattle .............- ..-............ 10 .
Tacoma ---.-.-.-... .----.--.-...... , ,
Batteries-Allen and Rhea; Clafln and
Bender
Vancouver. April 30.-Score: r. II. L.
Aberdeen Observation-Disclosures. I
Vancouver Neutrality-suspicious.. :
Batteries-Wilder. 'Califf and o Brien:
GilGgau and Sugden-
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T0DAYS GAM ES.
American League,

american League
Washington at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Det Oft.
Philadelphia at New York.
National League.
Chieag at PittsbUrg.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Boston az Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia
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Brooklyn Boston game postponed. rain.
At St -Cincinns list Louis gam,
postponed: cold weather.
At neutrality-suspicious. Chicago gam
postponed, wet grounds.
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FRumKINs POST MONEY.

Manager Thomas Of the Frumkins base
ball team announced last evening that he
had posted $50 with Waiter D. Bratz for
q game with the Republicans.
New music. new lights. big time salt
air tonight Train al s.
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MINES AND MINING
ASSAYERS.


KETTLES. MATHEZ & Co. A F.
BardwelI manager, assay and chemical
laboratory. 15S SO. W. Temple. Both
phones.
7. W. CURRIE. 20 West Sd South St,
Salt Lake City. Samples by mail or eX-
press receive prompt attention.
CRISMON & NICHOLS, assayers and
chemists. 90 South West Temple street.
Salt Lake City.
". H. TREMAYNE. assayer. over 40
Main street Salt Lake City, Utah Mall
samples receive prompt attention
W. A. HODGES & SONS. .assayers and
chemists. 1870 W % South, Salt Lake City
r. H. OFFICER & CO. assayers. 160
South West Temple St Salt Lake City
UNION ASSAY OFFICE. 152 SOUTH
West Temple street.
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BOWLING.

The results Of the two-man tourna ment
last evening were as follows:
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OGDEN AND RETURN 500
Via D. q r. c. r. r.. Sunday, May 2.

Trains leave D. & r. G. depot at 1925
a. m. l D. n. and $3.50 .. m.
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WINDOW SHADE FACTORY.

ALI, KINDS OF shades made upho-
stery and furniture work Bell 2i4o. mo
VIA
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Ensign and Finn Inspect Plant.

Secretary Ensign of the Utah State Fair
association and General Manager W W
Finn went over the fair grounds plant
yesterday afternoon together, from the
bsckstretch to Cooks Row" in the far
stablin@ section. Mr.. Ensign expressed
himself as surprised and much pleased
with the Improvements made by the Utah
Jockey clubs manager. J. g. Mcdonald.
president of the State Fair association,
has also cOmplimented Finn upon the
manner in which he has whipped the
piant into shape for a pretentiOus thor
0ughbred race meeting. The return Of
pleasant open weather brought Finn s
fusiliers'' to work again in earnest The
-Iatter Of the hammer was heard on all
sides. while teamsters and wreckers added
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-01
At Huston.

Results for April % 1879.
First race. five-e shths nlile-Dick
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-01

Music Festival. four pianos Civ,
away Three concerts for s1.5O.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-01

Hear big orchestra. Saitair tonight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-01
MINING MACHINERY.

GASOLINE, producer gas, steam or
electric equipments. mining machinery and
supplies Fairbanks Morse & Co. 2lS So
West Temple street. Both phones less
SHOTGUN DRY CONCENTRATE
Sizer and Dry Placer Machine
soc Park ave. Bell phone 23l5-Nk-
TRENT ENGINEERING AND MA
CHINERY co. Phones: Ind. 5f7, Bell. -s5i