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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Yale is Confident
of Beating Harvard
BASKETBALL TEAMS
ORGANIZE LEAGUE
Schedule of Games Announced,
First of Which Will BE
Played in January.

4 basketball league was organized. of.
GCcrs elected and a schedule ot games
agreed upon Wednesday by the salt Lake,
Granite and Brigham high schools. The
Weber academy and the Deaf and Blind
institute Benny Havscr OF the Weber
academy was chosen president. and An
dlcw Ncilson OF Brigham city was elect
cd secretary aud treasurer.
The Brigham City team has all OF ITS
old men back OF school, and active work
has begun, while some OF tic men lhNS
already been picked 10 reprcscnt ,nc team
Nelson IS former star or inc un!NGr-
sitv. and will act In The capacity OF coach.
The salt Lake high has four oil ls
Old men back in the harness. Whiie
large number OF recruits are trying uut
Tor places The Weber academy has juSt
ono of It's old men back at school. ana
from now on until the season opens. will
work out new material Class teams have
been organized untn every student ;u-
Of basketball Granite VIII have iour "t
It's old men back, and in addition Leg
luan. the colorcd star; Miller the sInr
player OF the Granite Nj. ]. a. league.
and Helm, Il fornor II. Y. |. prepLi d
tory.
Hi the teams. with tho exception Of
ilic Granite and salt Lak' nigh. ,wluch
win BEGIN practice after the football sea
son. arc drilling hard FOR tho coming
series.
Following IS the schedule Of games ito to
puWwuw this week:
January brigham CITY vs.: Weber
academy. at ogden: Deaf and Bind NS.
salt Lake high at SAIL Lake.
January li--SalJ Lake high ". Brig :
hatn NJ Bingham; Granite VS.. Deaf and
Blind, al Ogden.
January oI--Granite vs.. salt Lake l,ign.
It. salt Lake; Weber academy vs. Dear
and Blind, ut Ogden.
January 2S-Granitc ". Weber. ut OS-
dcn Brigham vs.. Deaf aud Eiind: ;:l
Brigham.
February 4--Wcbcr ". Salt Lake high,
ut ogden. brigham Vs. Granite, at sat
Lake.
After playing uut the schedule the
teams VIII then play each other ~ the
sanc order, on February II. Is. IS aud
March 1 and I, bat tho place ol meeting
will lie changed to the ciucs represented
Iy the team where the previous G:'lhc
was not played. One date is left open
Tor extra games. The Cache valley team,
Which from present Indications Is dCsir"ds
ii entering The league can play TINS date
il il decides To come in.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
FOUR FAY0RITES WIN;
ROYAL REPORT SET BACK

CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. IA dIsauali-
iic9tivn occurred at Latonia today. when
Royal Report, after finishing five lengths
ahead of tho field was set back 10 last
place In the thigd race and CarOndoIct
was placed first McGco had the mount
on Royal Report, and while the foul was
unavoidable. yet Ii was palpablc. Accord
ing To the Judges. Four faVoritcs won.
First race. five furongs-DiXic Gem. !
10 L. won. EliZabcthan. ) 90 >. second ;
Lady Wclles, l2 10 J. third. Time,
:0S 3-5,
Second race. six furlongs-Sevonrun 2
10 /. won; Ned CamaCS j. to I, second
Claiborne, II Il" !, third. Tinc. lie 3-5.
Third race, SIX furlongs --Carondolct. :
tn |, won: Judith Page, Il 10 ]. second
Belle Glenn. To ., third Time. IL So.
Fourth race. one mile. selliuE--Ludhi-
ana. to 2. won; Howard Pearson, g 10
I, second; Tony Faust 6 TO /, third. Time,
l:45.
Firth race. one milc--Earl Of Richmond,
60 =. won; Bryce. TO /. second: Bat
tlg Fleet 10 .. third. Time. 1:I9.
2.xth race. six ss-Fundamental.
III 90 D won: John Garner, IL 10 /. sec
ond; Polar star, to ], third. Time.
l:lf 60,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Latonia Entries.

Special To The Tribune.
CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. 17.-Entries
for Thursdays races:
First race. mile. pursc-Ha1chicoon 1O$;
Gogcn, l06: Long Hand, 100: kcmpton
Park, 107. Royal Report. 10.
Second race. three quarters of Il mile,
scllng-Scrcnade. 106; Ssinistcr 106, Cas-
sawary l09: Stoila Glenn, III: Miss Pop
ular. III; Enlist, III; Dcuco. 1la. Thomas
Calhoun, III.
Third race. three-quarters Of q mile.
purse-T- M; Irwin. 90; Lady McNally,
80: Autumn Rose. 100; My Gal 1O1; Ma
rinc H., lOl; Radiation, 10$. kiddy Lee.
10i.
Fourth race, three quarters of n mile,
selling-Sister Phyllis 10l: Warden, 100
Austin Sturteyant lO7; Apologize, l1O;
Minot Ill Cloistercss. ll2; Patriot, III.
Fifth race. mile and onc-eighth. selling
-Nettie Travers, l05; Mique O'Rrieu, 1915
Battle Fleet, 1O5; Earl Rogers. ll2;
WcdGcwood, ia; George Bailey, III;
Nanen. IA; Katie Powers. III; Hucrfano,
Ill; Kings Guinea. III; Black Hawk,
III. John Gamer. 119.
Sixth race. one milo and seventy yards.
purse-Light Blue. 90: Pocotilieo, lb5
Bonnie Bard, 109; Pat Sharp, III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Burman FIirts With
Death in AutomDh,,.
SIR THOMAS L|PI0N J
CHALLENGES FOR gl|
New York Club Will NAL. /
announcement Until Def
Is Received.

NEW YORK. Nov Il
Upton will challenge for a r,a ia'aa
Americas cup TO be sailed r. e., is' 4
Thomas issued this statemon, 'slt 4
fore sailing for Europe iod,y 'ut
steamer Lusitania. 'h y
SIR Thomas has been hers
weeks. to learn the a:,i:ndc ~ 'ss7l
bers Of the New York yach, wy %
the question Of modification ., ''u'
governing tho Americas cnn "" s
surancc' If any, hc receiyca 1l 2
known 4
fefor. sailing. Sir Thoma, ,,,,
WIZ chaii"nge for rece Ir H..
nil sure tnc Now York Yarb, ,Lll i,ll
SNr inc question full cunsIdsr,.,do ,do q
pelioNc tlicy arc Just as anxious ".pa
, %',uH Ils" I"r race would h,rs
icne"d Tor Il race next gnmr"e "r'e 81
time. '9d' feady
III the New York vo,h,
upon challenge under Tho ssnlen irts
governing international c,, neseni -
would stand no chance 10 VIII aei
would not be sport | .hnIj aug Y
challenge with the largest W. Msus !,
10 conform. II possible with ihaJi% q u
Members OF the New Yorl VT ae@s
said today that until Sir Thonaaapy.M q
lonGc had been formally laid No. ~
no nrDrlte statement could II. c,r n, ~
| SaTdlns It's acceptance. I,ood,uu'q uu'qe =
bers Of the club held the opInloa -
OLD racing rules should goyc1, u uIsl Z,
! for the Americas cup. "llss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
HARVARD STOPS WORK
FOR BIG YALE GAME

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 1I.-Thc
Harvard eleven wound ZIP its preparations
for Yale today on slippery field, There
was scarcely any acrimmase work. but
Il good deal of kicking and catching OF
puntS.
Both elcvens will meet Saturday nj tho
,S SLAdIum with n season OF victories be-
hind them. Aa usual Val" Is rhc favor
ito in the betting at slight odds.
Reports that Captain Fish Is suffering
from a serious injury that mny keep
him out of the game were denied by tho
Harvard football manager tonight Can
tain Fish. hc said is being given i!mr
To get himself into shape 10 play Set
urdaE and he probably will be in the
Lineup tonnrroM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
A. A. !. PRESIDENT
TALKS ABOUT RULES
Athletes Must Be Examined
New Rule for Hammer
Throwing.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1I.-Evcrctt Brown.
the new president Of the Amateur Ath-
letc association, has appointed his fun
list of committees and VIII start FOR his
home in Chicago In Il few days. Among
govern athletic contests in future. rs an
nounCcd by President Brown. is one that
athletes competing In running rnces Of
more tlnn five miles must first undergo
physical examination.
Another rule declares that in hurdle
races. no hurdle shall bc allowed unless
the hurdles remain standing after the
competitor has cleared them. and any
competitor knocking down three or moro
hurdles shall hc disqualified. Heretofore
II has been necessary for hUrdlCr 90
clear all the hurdles in order 10 he cred
tied with n record. \ special commit
tee has been appointed to design rules
for safeguarding of hammer throwing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
UNEXPECTED DEATH
OF v. H. GLEASON
Was New Mexican Capitalist
and Financed Salt Lake
Race Meeting.

FL PASO. Tex. Nov. IN. II. Glca-
son. wcll-known in racing circles. died
here today He was treasurer or the
Utah Jockey club and was ono or the
riymoters of the Ealt Lake meet last
spring. lie was also ldcnli!iad with the
meet held in Gl Paso last summer.
MIR, Gleason was prominent Ncw Mex
lean capitalist. having interests through
out the entire rerritory
For several years be made his aomc
In Alamogordc. y. NJ, but originally was
from Chicago.
His death was caused by u mastoid alb
SccSs and general debility lie WAS thir-
ty-onc years old auI i"aY"s " widow.
The body VIII lie sent To Chicago foI
uIriui
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
SONS OF ELI TAKE
FINAL FOOTBALL PRACun

NEW HAVEN. Conn. M, :.
Yale varsity football team and ..,;-i
day held their final prsctlco ~. ,oa
urday's game with Harvard Th9. :
sisted OF half hours signal d,i,, w I;
was no scrimmage. N y
Tho question as 20 who Will no =, d
end FOR Yale WIS settled ,odav ~.
VIII start the game and viii g;,.'
10 Coy when the team IS on sr ,s.
fSnsivc. The varsity and frat ,,x
leave for Auburndale tomorrow HSs
other subs will go 10 Cambidss W
dav morning, ~
The probable lineup follows
EIlpatriclS. left end: Hobbs la, =.
Andrus. left guard; Coonry, cen,s,. r.
bel, right guard; Lillcy. right tarl. <
| age. right end Howe. quarterhart. ' s.
bin, left halfback, Murphy, haIlbacs:c q
| fullback.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
.PAPkE DISPUTES ALL
OF KETCHEL'S CLAIMS
Says He Can Defeat Michigan
Man in Ring at Any
Weight.

KEWANEE, ILL.,, Nov, 1T.-'I'lI meet
STANLEY Ketchcl for the light heavyweight;
titlc ii lie wants n bout. He emit make
the middle limit any more. and | claim
I'm champion. But In ready TO box for
middlcwcght honors or the lisht-heavy-
weight title"
This was the expression Of opinion made
by Billy pIpkc when he heard that
Stanley EctcEcl had moved mp another
class and was now seeking lIGht-hoavy-
weight honors rapllc denies his right
cVon to this position,
rapkc has been training here for some
time aud is now In good shape He says
that hc has not an ounce or extra weight
on him. due principally TO continued work
I'm the open air He has made road
work and opon-air gymnastics u leading
form of exercise since his return.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
PRISONERS MUST CHOP
WOOD OR BE COLD

SPOKANE. Wash, Nov. ia
" freezing strike has been inaugural
ed by the street orators Of the In
dustrial Workers Of the World, impris-
oned here for violation of n city or.
dinauce. Eighty prisoners: under guard
mt the old Franklin school house, have
been ordered by Cbicf of Police Sulli.
van 20 carry cordwood about block
and saw it for use IN heating the build
inc they occupy. The prisoners declare
they will freeze to death before they
will comply. Until they carry The wood
and saw IL they will be forced to go
without fuel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
kREIGH COLLINS IS
KILLED BY STREET CAR

CHICAGO, Nov. i1.--Invcstigation hv
the coroner into the death OF '[rcieh
Collins. former Western tynuis champion
who WAS found dead I'm Il street last
not been killed by a street car. These
rumors bad caused the inquest today 10
he postponed mtIl tomorrow 4 post
murten examination Of the body cstab-
lIShcd that be had been killed by a street
car. No marks OF bullet wouaIs could
h.. lnMnll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
NEW AUTOMOBILE COURSE
TO BE BUILT IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO Nov. IJ.--Local capitalists
whose names are withheld for the present
arc reported 10 be behind company TO
build $50 600 motor speedway for Chi
caSo These men are under the guiding
wing OF David Bcccroft. chairman o. the
technical committee OF the Chicago Motor
club. tentative site ON the line Of the
Northwestern railroad IS said TO have
been chosen.
y large attendance and great intcre sy
shown I'm races held on notor sneedv',t-s
in Atlanta and indianapolis, despite the
chapter OF accidents at the Iloosier cap
,itSI. are said To have interested local au-
tOmobile enthusiasts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
GRANITE HIGH SCHOOL,
WILL GO TO bun

Everything has now been arrar,s
the much-talkcd-of game belwcu
Granite high school and the Bu,is Z
school champions. The ;ame gh!th
been hanging fire for some lime "a
count % unsatisfactory arranssmcnls
finally been decided upon, Tne Gz-
team VIII leave over the OREGON 5.
Line Tuesday evening, November &
1l:30 O'Clock for Butte. Benny iiaria.
the Weber academy vii, acCompary
members Of the team on the trip. sni
the game will ofi!ciate as umpire :
teen players. with Mr. Kerr and O.
Moss, will make the trip.
The Granite team realizes thai nj
coming game 1t is going to B, :,
against one OF the strongest ssgressta
yet encountered. and for the remaiHs;
this week viii allow no grass to grvv I
der it's feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
AND GOTCH
PLAY THREE WEEKS
Will Make Tour of Country at
One Night Stands for
Big Money.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA combination
consisting of James i. Jcfrrcs, Frank
Gotch sam Berger and other professional
athletes. has icrt here for Il tour OF at
least three weeks of ouc-night stands.
appearing for the first time tonight az
Atlantic City, Where Jcffrics and Berger
will box. and GoiCh viii wrcste all COM
crs. II. II. FraZcc OF Chicago Is back
OF the tour and * said 10 have contract
cd 1" pay JcIfrics an enormous salary.
l"trics VIII leave the combination long
enough TO be I'm New York on December
/. at The opening of the bids for the
Jcffrics- johnson fight II this is success
rUl in the east. the tour will be extend
ed ln Tho WcSI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE TO
MEET IN DECEMBER

CHICAGO. Nov. 17-Deccmbcr IL has
been liked as tho date FOR the American
leagues annual meeting. and il VIII be
held In New York this year the same as
last. concurrently with the National
leagues business session already an
nounccd to begin on December II, The
announcement was made yesterday by
President Ban Johnson.
As the Younger league has fewer cases
on It's docket than lis rival IL was figured
IL could start n day later than the Ma
ttonal and still be in convention at the
same time in the event concurrent action
on any matters OF Importance to both
lcnGncs is FOUND advisable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
King Cannot Play.

Johnny Killing OF the Chicago CUB i
be able 10 take a four-year layos. N
10 violation of his contract With lie u
cago club. for not reporting last 81
as per his contract. With four ye.s :
OF the game. King would be ~
one" when he returns. and whlls < 1
worth $40, 600 TO any club ,cdey, q
time mis- suspension runs oul y 7.
probably be- TOO slow to carry s1ia ,
the players.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
High School Football

Fnr tho FRS, time this year Dad Con-
VIII was not ON the football field, Wcdnos
day with the high school squad. Couvill
was away on business and turned the
team over tu Callahan and Fred ilrnnoSy,
who put the boys through Il haTd work
out
The final and deciding p,mc OF the high
school class football series was played
Wednesday afternoon on thc high school
campus between the senior and junior
teams when both Dattlcd to tie, the
score being To :. Ey fa!iiraE to kick 4
goal after q touchdown, :he junior team
lost the championship. and practically
gave ii TO the senior team. for the junior;
played the better bail throughout the en-
lire game.
The seniors viii he presented with a
silver cup.
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
OGDEN HORSES SHIPPED
TO JACKSONVILLE MEET

y carload of horses was shipped from
Ogden. Wednesday, over tine Union Pa
ciflo lines To Jacksonville. Fla. The ship
mcnt includes Il numbcr of the best run
ncrs that participated at the Ogden meet
Ing, and which Will bc entered in The
various events at Jacksonville THO meet
ing at the Florida city opens on Thauks-
giving day. and will run until April l..
exactly Ill racing days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Fake Horse Race.

COUNCIL. BLUFFS, Ia. Nov. lI.-lu
the trial today of J, II, Dobhins. charged
with helping TO rob r w. l;ailcw the
Princeton. Mo. banker, of S3c,o0O, 10y
means Of fake horse race. Mr., BIl!cw
Identified the racing contract signed by
him and wv. Ucmmhlgway, one OF the
alleged conspirators. posing as Pittsburs
millionaire. lie also identified the betting
sheet which was kept by him. and which
recorded S9@, 600 a side in bets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Race Track OHicia1s

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE officials
who Will preside at tine four winter tracks
will include VIII Shelley, Judge and Mars
Cassidy. starter at Juarez; Edward Hop
per, Judge, and Dwyer and Hoffman,
starters Ut Oakland or Ineleside; Joseph
Murphy judge, and IL u. Brown, startar
at Jacksonville and ~, B. Dade, starter
al Tampa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Mayor Stops Fight.

TOLEDO. O.. NOV. lI.-Mayor VIZ.
tonight issued orders 10 the pollce % o.
the cight-Tound match between .ss
Kilbane of Cleveland and ba'
Johnny schultz OF Toledo, scheina
tonight. Mayor Whitlock said ~
would not allow priZefigbts here az I,
several minor bouts recently heid aA
come TO his attention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
MANAGER BURNS FITTING
UP TRAINING QUARTERS

Bird Log" Collins. who is matched
to box Pete Sullivan at Ogden. Jan
nary T. has secured the Eastman haIl
on state street, where Ii" will 10 all
agcr Burns Is fitting up tho hail with
training apparatus, aud says that Il wifi
be in shape i'm few days for the pub
lie to see Collins in his training. COL
lins is In fairly good shape and VIII
pay special attention to fast work with
the gloves.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Many Nominations.

NEW YORK. Nov. ii.-Cheend q
bearing on the future racing cuuot
the Metropolitan district came today =
the Coney Island Jockey club In 4
nouncement that up to date thert :
been received from iiftysIs d!dsfenl .,
inators 500 nominations FOR the CO
OF 1911 and iG9 nominations ic'
Lawrence realization OF 1912, bod "
nun at Shcepsheal Bay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
New Basketball League,

Basketball teams arc now being organ
ized by the various NJ ]. A, associa lions
in Salt Lake county In all over hf-
year, while teams from outside viii also
b" allowed IN enter. The members Gf
the associations in the various wards viii
meet The coming week and draw up u
schedule. the series beginning il about
fNVn NNEnkg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
GEORGETOWN VARSITY
SUSPENDS FOOTBALL

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE faculty
of Georgetown university 5onlGht unani-
mousy decided In suspend ali football
games at that institution until the ua-
lional football rules committees gives as
suranCc that the game mas been Shorn
OF its dangerous features.
This action was taken rs i result OF
the fatal injuries received by Archer
Christian left halrbarl, on the University
OF Virginia football team. III Il game with
Georgetown last SATURDAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
BINGHAM WILL HAVE
FAST FOOTBALL TEAM
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Nov. 17.--This city has
about fifty football players. all Of whom
claim 10 he experts on the cridiron. and
plans are now under WAY to organize
team for the purpose OF playing any
eleven In tho state. The hoyS who have
the matter in charge are al college
graduates Practice VIII be called daily,
for the purpose of selecting material
for the lineup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Claims Championship.

DALLAS. Tex. Nov. lT.-The Texas \.
and NJ. college eleven defeated the Okla =
homa state university team here today,
II 10 .. and lays claim TO the chaIupion-
ship OF the southwest having defeated all
teams from Texas, oklahoma and Ar
kansas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
BILL WHICH MAY
PROHIBIT FOOTBALL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-BcgISlatio
to prevent brutality I'm football and pos
.Sibly to actually prohibit the playing OF
The game. is likely To follow the mortality
which has marked contests this season,
The district commissioners now have the
corporation counsel at work ON the sub
ject, and. n the situation cannot be hand
led by a police regulation, congress will
he asked to pass a blu which the district
commissioners will draft
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Boy Injured in Game

TRINIDAD, Colo. Nov 17-Ben Ear
tholomew, II years old probably was ia
tally injured in a football game today. He
was kicked and internally Injured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
Manley Elected Captain.

CHICAGO. Nov l5.-John ManIcy, lcft
halfhaclJ today was elected captain OF the
1910 football team of Northwestern uni
NCVSItN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Little Chief Mining and Milling
company. Principal place of business
Salt Lake City. Utah. Location of mine.
Eureka Juab county. Utah. Notice:
There are delinquent on the following de-
scribed stock. on account of assessment
No. Al. OF one 0) cent per share: levied
on the ith day of October. 1909. The sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders. as follows;
Cert No. and Name. Shares. Amt.
1861. 4. Pollock x Co. BOD s. 90
2O5i-Samuel X. Neel .,.. 500 800
2055-Sanuoi l.. Nccl go 300 800
2056--SaInuel X Neel co.. .3SI 3.ST
2060 (ba 204S)-Dern & Thom-
And in accordance with the law and an
order of the board OF directors, made on
the Ith day of October. 1909, many
shares of sch parcel OF stock rs may he
necessary Will be sold at public auction.
at room No. $50. Newhouse building.
Main street, Salt Lake City. Utah on
Tuesday. the 3oth day of November. 1909,
al II o'clock, noon. TO pay the delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
cost of advertising and expense Of sale.
JAMES j.. DRISCOLL. Secretary.
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