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Hides. TaIIow, Wool and Hops

Salted hides are higher. Pelts are IN good
demand
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1aQ1c un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. II i3c me-
dunn 12c: light 1OIac; COW hides. 10l2c for
heavy, 1O13c for light; stays &c; salted kip. 19ls
GLE; salted veal, 1j52c salted calf. Ice. dry
hides, 1s13c: dry kip. 171zc dry calf 24c; dry
stays. 12e: sheepskns. shearlings. 20440c each,
short wool, 50QTOc each; medium. 75cG$1 sachs
long wool. $1d1T5: lambs. 25Q Toe; horsehides.
salt. s.. 25G2.j0 for large and S1.756l2 for me-
dium. 75c d$1 - for small and 250f5Oc for colts;
hcrsehides dry. SO az . for large and $1-25U2
for medium. 50cG$1 for small and 25Gf50c for
colts; goatskins. prime angora. 75cQS1: large
hair goats. 3505Oc; medium, 20G25c; small.
615c.
TaIIov-No. rendered. 4z@51sc; No. ?. Sa
51ac: grease. 2G3c.
Wool-New San joaquin. years staple. 12@
15c: do 10 s months. 1Od15c; new southern
coast 7dIic Fail clip-MOuntain free, ~ m
Zoe; do defective. 6G7c: Nevada 13d1Tc per Ih.
HOps-Priees to growers from Sc to &c per
ID, with S911e for contracts.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and cotton higher.
Coppers unchanged. Silver advanced.
Local bonds sell briskly. Stocks quiet.
Hongkong exchange higher. Other rates
unchanged.
Wheat quiet. Barley lower. Corn higher.
Hay and feedstuffs about as before.
Beans firm, with stocks rapidly dimin-
ishing.
Butter advanced. Eggs and cheese un-
changed.
Potato and onion markets continue firm.
Cherries and strawberries in sufficient sup
ply.
Two cars of western poultry sell of well.
Live and dressed mutton gradually de-
clining.
Hide market firm, with salted stock higher.
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Barley Lower and Corn Higher
Mutton and Lamb Are Declining

ca 49, Gallon. cocoanut oil in barrels. 600
s3isc for Xxx 5715G61e for No l and 29le
5Sl5e fcr No 2 according to quantity eNHd
bleached winter sperm oil, 91c; natural Wintcr
sperm OIL ole; natural whale OIL oSc, eSs,s .se
winter bIeached lard oil. soc; No. neatstVo ,.
oil soc: herring oil 40c: salmon oil, 35ei boiled
1sh oil. 35c; paint OIL DOC -. ;-o,,
Coal OIL Gasoline. etc.-Water Wniee, 5 tS-
barrels or drtms 1Oc; IJ0 deg oil. iron oarrtis
or drums IL he: special do. lie. pearl OH, "a
cases. 1Tc: astral 17e; star lIe' extra star; star;
zoe: Elaine. 2612c: eocene. zoe; req ero"n ~, SUI %
motor gasoline. in bulk 1+lac; In cases = '3c'
No. engine distillate. in drums. Sc No 90
&c: cases. &c more; SO deg gasoline. IN enl~
3Oc. IN cases 81 ne: varnish makers ana pahe-
ers naphtha. in bulk lie. in eases lS12c-
Turpentine-62c per gallon in cases anu DOC
in bulk, drums and iron barrels seo,.
ROsin tper Dbl OF $50 lbsl-E. $3.50; +, Se-u"'
G., $500: II. s6.15; WV. 5000
Red and White Lead-Red So G9e; white.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET.
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash. Standard granuisIed
crystal dOminoS. IN cases. S.65c: tablets ID aaiI
bbs. else; tablets. IN boxes. 6.4Oc; cubes and
crushed. 5.sOc; powdered, 5-l5e; candy sfanu- s.n
lated. 5.T5e: cOnfectiOners' A. 5-ioc eonrectlul-
ers' CRYSTALS B. 75c magnolia a. >. zoe, extra z.
5. 15c: golden c, 5.O5c; u. 495c; extra hne gran
ulated. 5.45c. Barrels and 80 ID bags lOe. haiI
grades. Monarch bar Is quoted over and above
the price for standard fine leanel grsnnlsted IN
barrels. 4Jc half barrels, soc; 20 10 tins
cased S2O5: 35 ID tins. cased- S2.oJ; 10 III
tins, cased. 10 IN a case. S-.tVi 10 tihs : 4n
a case. 81. 20: so 10 boxes. Soc. No extra charge
for putting up bar in private packages
The California and Hawaiian sugar renning
company quotes as follows Granulated basis
). soc; 'Higrade'' bar. &c. powdered 5.I5c;
crushed. 5.9Oc; berry 5.65c; c. & H. extra me
dry granulated. 5.65c; coarse dry granulated.
5.65c; cOnfeetioners' A. 5.65c; confectiOners
crystals. ;. 75c cubes -9Oc; bricks. 59Oc, extra
fine granulated 0O0 ID bags Onlyl. -; excelsior
A, 5.25c; extra c, 5.15c; golden c. 5.OSc' yellow
ID. 1850; Fl. 4 E. crystal dOminOs. $500 Addi-
tionai per 100 lbs: In barrels and 50 ID haesA
1Oc more: half barrels. 25c more: boxes. SOC
more for all grades. Bar. in % ID and 40 lby
tins. 81. 10 in 10 ID tins, S2.35 more. Mini
mum order. carload weight
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Visible Grain sunnIx

NEW YORK, May 3.-The visible supply Of
grain in the United States Saturday, May l. as
compiled by the New York produce exchange,
was as follows
Wheat, %, ,e26,ooo bushels. decreased 1.514-
600 bushels.
Corn, $500, 900 bushels, decreased 1909, 600
bushels.
Oats. soOs,ooo bushels, decreased 41s.oOO
bushels.
Rye. 424. 900 bushels. decreased AZ 600 bushels
Barley, 2,693,o00 bushels, decreased 2o9. 900
bushels.
The visible supply of grain in Canada Satur-
day. May l, was l01, Oh, 600 bushels, increase
of :56S 900 bushels
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New YorI, MONEY M,rl,ct

NEW YORK. May 3.-Money on call steady
at q az per cent; ruling rate and offered at ,
per cent; closing bid. ~ per cent.
Time loans. very dull and steady; 60 and 90
days 212 per cent. six months. 2A Gn3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. ~ al per cent.
Sterling exchange. firm. with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 .S620m4 $3.50 for 60 day bills
and at 81. S76o for demand.
Commercial bills. 81 S5Ih M4S6
Bar silver. 52Tc.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds, steady railroad bonds ir-
regular.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. May 3.-Today's statement o,
the treasury balances in the general fund. ex.
elusive of the S150. 100000 gold reserve shows.
AvaiIahIe cash balance. ........ 81 l2S 0s2 i IA
Gold coin and bullion. n........... Al ST9 SO
Gold certificates .....--............ 42,24o l4C
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Northern business

TAcoMAA May 3.-clearings s7so. 435; bal
ances. SIS. $50
sPoKANE May s.--clearings. s1.54s. SD; bal
ances. $316 095.
PORTLAND, May s.-cIearings, SLIPS, ,4so;
balances $1S7. .3O6.
SEATTLE. May s.-cleariass. s1.sse.o45; bal
ances, Sll9 $50.
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cnIifnrnin stnck and OiI Exchnnge
Minlng Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
C0MST0CKS
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Local Bonds Sell Briskly, While
All Kinds Of Stocks Are Quiet

change made similar advance. New York
Paris was lower and Berlin on London
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London Closing stocks

Bar gold-T7s 91ad: American eagles. 7Gs 45sd
Bar silrer-Steady: 243kd per ounce
Money! Of ! per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
hort bills Is 4 per cent and for three months
ills ] JIG per cent.
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Potatoes, onions and vegetables

Potatoes, Onions md Vegetables
Holders OF old crop potatoes very strong 10
their opinions as to the future OF the mar Set @
and they have advanced their asking prices Tor
table Burbanks and small oregon seed gooos.
The best Oregon Burbanks are now held at S2-oo
a GENITAL and 50 25 is asked for top quality river
goods Stocks of potatoes in the Pajaro valley
are about exhausted. there being only two cars
of Lompoc Burbanks left in the warehouses. ana
the asking $3 Genital Tor tnen-
Onions firm, but in ample supply Aspara
gus and peas were in heavy supply ana weak;
The Gamers were not buying the former, anu
the offerings had been two days IN trshsll
and showed effects of warm weather. receivers
were obliged to cut prices 10 effect clesranees-
Peas were soc a sack lower on the outside quota
tion. New potatoes and rhubarb were firm. Win
choice lots of the latter from San Jose bringing
So box The first string beans from NaeaVlie
for the season reached the market. Three SACKS
came in and the receivers were asking @Oc
pound for them.
: Potatoes (per ctl)-River Burbanks. $24229;
Oregon Burbanks. $2.25G2.50; small oregon
seed. S1.75G2; sweet potatoes $1-6OG1.6o; new
potatoes. 2d224c per H.
Onions-OregOn. 81. 2.3502.50 per ct: Austria
lian, $4614.25 per cti; Bermuda seed, Slug Lou
per crate; new green. Csc per box.
Vegetables-Asparsgus, $l@1-SO per box Ior
extras and 50GS5c for common to choice; rnu-
barb, S1.2562 per box; tomatoes. $19125 per
box or crate green peas. $1G1.50 per sack;
string beans, 15@2Oc per ID; garlic. Sd1Oe per
lb; cabbage. S2G2.25 per ctl; hothoese eueum-
bers. 50c@$1 per DOZEN caulihOwer. 65qioe per
dozen; carrots. I5c@$1 per sack; turnlps, SIG
% per sack
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MARKET IS Dull
AND UNCERTAIN
Violent Fluctuations Follow the
Announcement of Supreme
Court Ruling
New York stock List

r. T. Hutton & Co. 4sO California street,
members Of the New York stock eAcnapee,
f1-lisb the following list Of bonds and stock
sales yesterday;
Se7e- ST0CKS High Low Bid Ask
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san Francisco Money Market
Silver was rs higher, and Hongkonz ex-
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Portland butter Marl<.t
Elgiu Rutter

PORTLAND. May 3.-Butter-City creamery
extras, &c; fancy outside creamery, 25G27c:
store. 1sq2oc-
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Ne.N YorI, Mininr Stocks
Rnrfnn Sfnc.s and Rnnde
Amer Arge Chem. 371s
THE EnDD-
1PPER STOCKS

BOSTON. May 3.-Massa chusetts mining
again the most active feature in the local list.
Brokers still think that prices whole are
higher than conditions warrant
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by L. F. Hut
ton q Co, 490 California street, San Fran
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opened with conditions unchanged. dealers onsr-
ing only zoe for eggs TO meet local oemahus-
Under prevailing low prices most prooncers
shipping to San Francisco for better prices
PETALUMA May 3.-The best price pala oy
was paid for the second grade. The week
opened with no change In regard TO receipts
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Do cy IS ctfs. 99ss
So Railway IS. ..1l2
Do gen IS .- S2&4
Union Pacific Is. 102%4
Do cY As .--1OS
Do LIST & ref Is. 39A
L 5 Rubber 6s. lG4 :
[ 5 Steel I'd Js .l04
Va Car Chem Is. 9634
Wabash LIST 5s. =. ll2A
Do lst & ext As T5H
Western Md IS. =. 81
Nesting FL CT 5s 93
Wis Central As. .. 95Ts
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ELGIN. May 5.-Butter-Firm at 27c Sale.
for the week, 535, 200 pounds.
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Afl Es7- atNa A-R =
Aliis-Cha3 list IS. s.
Amer Agricui IS. 100
Amer TAT cv 4s-l03
Amer Tobacco IS. 80
DO 6s ...--1 -1loie
Atch gen S ..10l
DO s J. LIST 4s. % x
Do cT As los
DO cg 5s ..- 100 Y
Allan G J. 1st Is 81 Il
Bait & Ohio IS. . l01 I,
DO 3izs .. ~ :
Do = " 3ihs. 81
Brooklyn RT e zs S6L
Can So lst Gs. .l06is
Central q Ga IS. 10oSs
Cent Leather IS. 9Sia
CRR of NJ gn -. 12Sas
Ches & Ohio 4ieE.105
DO ref IS ctfs 1917
Chi & Alton 3Iss. 76is
c. p q Q Joint 4s 9Sis
C.Ai65 SIP IN 3i4s 9lss
C.HI& Pac col - S0ss
10 col Is. 92is
DO refdg IS. -. 323s
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New York Bonds

III Cen Ist ref 4s.1Oob
Int Met AIS 49,. S0lt
Int Mer Mar 4Ihs T3ss
Japan 4s .-.... S5<
DO 8ihs .... g3A
Do ID series. ... 825
Kan City SO LIST IS T4is
J. Shor deb 4s.1931 35E
L & \ unified zs.10l
N. X & Tex 1st IS g4x
Do lst n ref IS. 81
DO gen AIS . 9I5S
40 Pacific 4s. 50
\ r Of Mex zlas. ok
y Y c gen 3ISs. 93h
Do deb S.. 95K
Ny City 4I5s.new. .1I2B
Ny. Nh & II cr6s. 1851
Nor & " 1st con4s 9sX
DO cv IS ... %
Nor Pacific As. .IO2H
DO 3s --. -
10 ) Line rfdg As. 95I5
Pa cv BIS. 1918. 9Ts<
! Pa con Is ... 103
Reading gen IS. 991s
ST l. & $ r fg 4s STss
81 J. S " con 4s. 1e9s
DO LIST gold 4s. 3414
SeaboaTd 4 L IS. T5z
So Pac col Is. 9I1s
! DO lst ref 4s.. 94s1
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
SANTA CRUZ, May 3.-The egg market
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C.C.C & 81 gn r. IS
Colo Indus 5s ~
Colo Midland 4s-. S6
Col So r&ext 4las 992t
Del & HUd cy 4S. 104 i
Do lst ref 4s.102
Den & Rio q As. 96L,
Do ref 5s 49,. 95
Distillers 81 ... 76L
Erie prior lien As. 1914
Do gen IS ..-- 77la
Do cT As, ser a. 7S%
Do cv As, ser B. 70
Cen Flee ev - 1A0
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st. Louis Wool Market
ST. LOUIS May 3-Market arm Comhin,.
and clothing. 22026c: light ane fSSs ,., 'ih,ons hs
nne' 1Sg1Sc; tub washed. 2OG32c. "ea'S
London Hop Market
LIVERPOOL. May 3-TIopS in Iondo, n
eihc eoast) steady. f202 l6s Va
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Eastern LIve~tock ,Tar..

SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. May 3-CattIe Po,.
100; market Zoe higher Western stserS ss - -
90. 1exas steers. $3M5.25: cows and heifers
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1900 Daisy s7Y
~, o0 Cid Con NJ. .S.I5l
le9U ~ Gid kewanas. III
The Prescott daily news., 1909-06-30
DOORS WILL BE OPEN PROMPTLY AT SAM.
 July 1Sf
2o,00o.0o
Worth of High Grade Merchandise slightly damaged by fire. smoke and water to be sold at l-2 price and less

EVERY Man Woman and Chld Nevada County knows about the Great Fire that recently damaged mammoth stock of Dry Goods Shoes and Groceries Thousands of people have been eagerly for this Great Sale ob announced nd with everybody hand Thursday morning July promptly o'clock which will back the Big Gates and throw open he brilliant bargain bins of tewlLe
 
 The red the regular to- don't
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
TopAYs RuTTE ENTRIEs.

First race, three-fourths mile. selling
La Gloria, IL; Platoon, Ill; Pimkim, III
Valencia, 100; Homeless, JOG. Billy May
ham, 100: Mabel HOllander, 105; Begone,
100.
Second race. one-half mile purse-COp-
pertown, 109; Miles, 109; Warfare, 100;
Myles O'Connell, 1C4; Rey FL Tovar, l04
Dave Montgomery, 104; Biased, l04;
Geneva, 1o4; Mary Genevieve, lUli san
LeandrO, "a; La Dextra, a.
Third race, three-eighths mile, purse
Nampass, III, Sam p, 1l7i Ontario Ore
gOn. III; Laidlaw, III; Bird in Bush, ia;
GOodfellOw. 11Pi; False Nun, 1l2; JHlette,
I2. May Worth, 112.
Fourth race. five-eighths mile, the
Slower Memorial handicap-He Knows,
1G; Lyle Knight 1G7: J. II. Sheehan, 107i
Port Malone, l07; Irish Mike, 105; Sal
wage, 102: Indictment, 102; Marin, 81; An
tioch, 81; Medding Hannah, 81; Hannah
Louise, 81 EthOn. 10
Fifth race, Ons mile, selling-Harcourt,
10; Herman Doyle. 10; Frank Lubbock,
los; Prince of CASTLE. 107; Hush Money,
1O6: Sake, 1O5; Work Box, 1O3.
Sixth race, thirteen sixteenths mile,
selling-Byron, ID; Billy BowIegs. 100;
Jerry Sharp, 122; Elevation. 122; Black
Gem. 122: Sal Pearl. 120; Roy Subway,
rs; No Rule, rs; Royal Pilot, lis; Pallas
113; Alice Collins, 1l3; Gretchen G., 113.
Seventh race, thirteen-sixteenths mile
selling-Swede Sam. ~; No Quarter, 122
Galvanic. 122; Rather Royal, 10; Coble-
skill. 10; Priceless Jewell, 30; Prone
thus, rs; Billy Meyer, H.; Old Nick, 1l3;
Sainposal, 13; Wildwood Bill. no. Suda
Glen. Cs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
Special to The HeraIdl

Brigham City. July 16.-WhiIe rai----
the roof OF the high school building ~
terday. Harry Clark slipped along r.
roof and his foot caught on a ladder h5F
which penetrated the fleshy part Of rs
foot He is now out on Crutch-s
While riding a bicycle near the de5r
tfis morning Christian Booker met viii
a fall caused by dog running in fr-t
Of the wheel lie was severely b-Iissf
and cut.
De,one Wilson fell Tuesday while r-.
ming after her baby brother and cut a
cash in her knee. The aid Of q ulrs'g7-
soon made the girl comfortable.
A son Of A j.. Jeffson Of Montana st
fered the loss of the left hand during he
week At Paradise Creek He was heb
ing his father tend sheep. The boy v-.
sent to camp to get an AK and while De-
turning fell and the finger was CIt Of
He was brought 70 this city and a r--
stefan dressed the wound.
A little daughter of Alma Jensen. vEs
riding with her father on d Cu.-vatl- a
COrinne, received a deep and painful u
in the leg, which was caught Boz t=
shovel
Miss Dagmar SOTensOu. who is Ell
plOyed at the knitting factory. ran
needle through her finger just back
the nail. The needle broke off under Or
flesh and IL required q surgeons knife
and skill to remove it,
Mrs. Hannah Berg fell from a tree yes
terday morning while picking Chers
and the radius Of her left arm was dr15-
en- She Is 50 years Of age
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
JACK JOHNSON
IN AUTO WRECK
Champion Not Hurt, but White
Girl With the Party Bad
ly Injured.

Crown Point. Ind, July Ian automO-
bile making the circuit Of the CODE race
course last night crashed into a machine
containing Jack johnson, the heavy
weight pugilist. and y party OF friends.
johnson was not injured. but one Of the
women OF the party was perhaps fatally
hurt Several others were slightly IN
1ured.
johnson, who is training at Cedar
Lake, near here, entertained a large
party Of friends from Chicago. tt was
proposed that the members make the
rounds Of the RACE course.
johnson, with his manager. was in his
own machine and was followed by a car
containing his friends. At the southeast
corner of the course. where the one bad
piece Of road on the coarse MADE the
drivers fra the recent cup race cautious
the driver Of the following car tried TO
pass the machine Of Johnson. The car
skidded and both rear wheels were brok-
en- in. In lis car sat the pugilists wife.
Three of the occupants Of the car re-
manned with the machine and were only
slightly hurt but q white girl, VINO was
sitting with the driver, leaped from the
automobile before her companions could
stop her and dashed on the sharp stones
that lined the side Of the roadway.
Her clothing was cut into shredS- Her
ankles were dislOcated and she was hurt
internally physician was called to at
tend the woman and the party returned
10 the training camp. Efforts TO learn
the identity Of the injured girl were fu-
tile
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
MIKE DONLIN WILLING
IF He GETS THE MONEY

Chicago, July 16.-NIike Donlin. for
mer captain of the New York National
league club, declared his willingness
yesterday to resume his place on the
team if his terms are met. He was in
Chicago with his wife.
We had intended to sail for Europe
next Saturday" said DOnlin. but the
doctors decided that my wife needed
the country air more than salt water
50 We have postponed the trip until
July IS. We shall depart for New York
tomorrow and then we will go out on
farm in New Jersey for a week.
AS for playing with the Giants, that
is all Up to Mr.. Brush. I gave him my
terms last spring and I have not
changed them. We have had no words
over a contract. If he meets my terms
am willing to play at days no
tice."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
INTERMOUNTAlN LEAGUE.

Livingston. Mont. July 16.-Livingston
again defeated Butte today. Gordon
cinched the game for LivingtOn by clout-
ing the ball for a home run IN the fourth
with two on bases. Score:
Livingston o.. .................-101 400 1910
Butte .-.. .....-.....-.........1O 2 600 O00-
Batteries-Buckles Fink and Mcintosh;
Kirthaier and Petrie.
BOzeman, July 16.-Helena won from
Bozeman today in a fast game Pitchers
Marshall and Annis have jumped and
Thomas was forced to pitch again. Farms
worth has arrangements to secure a new
twirler. Score:
r. H E.
Helena .... .,......... .003 OH 010-6
Bozeman .... ..-....... 900 900 COL 8 2
Batteries-Ames and Thomas; Thomas
and Whaling
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
HARNESS MEETING At
WANDAHERE ON JULY "a

Arrangements have been completed for
a harness meeting at Wandamere on July
q Manager McClelland Of Wandamere
has the meeting in charge and announces
that il will be one of the Old-time meet
ings which proved so popular several
years back. A meeting of the local horse
men was held and nearly all of them
agreed to enter horses. A free-fOr-an Is
the special feature and il is believed there
will be half a dozen starters. The haT-
ness men Of the city have been working
their horses for some time for the state
fair races and many Of these will enter
horses at Wandamere on July q. It is
just possible q couple Of running races
will be added to the program. The full
program will be announced within a day
or SO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
TRAGEDY At Los ANGFIF5
Albert Ryan of Colorado Kills n.
Man, Fatally Wounds Anotbs,
and Injuries a Third

Los Angeles, July 16.-Aib-~t Pee
Colorado shot and killed H. p zen q
and fatally wounded Otto Nm
porter. at the United states b..., q
this city tonight.
A stray bullet slightly wounded M.
ael Lopez Of Washingtor. --r, -l-
standing on the sidewalk outside pa
then attempted to commit s-I-f4s !,1l
was prevented by PatrClmar Pl---.y..a t
who disarmed him as he was -------.-s
the revolver.
Ryan came here from D=r~s-
Cripple Creek, being a general --- -
izer Of the Western Federation NJ 81
ers assigned to southern CaEea--fs ~
shooting was the result of a --s---
started last night with the hotel -.---..ts.
Miller The shooting of II. E S--5
was accidental
Ryan saw Miller sitting fla the L-...
lobby this evening and imm.-s-+zrr- h.
gan firing. All six Of his bullets -.
targets. Three hit Miller. ono 4- ~
neck, another I'm the chin and the .L--5
in the stomach. Snyder wa. r.- In -.-
stomach by two bullets. dying 7r---
Immediately. The sixth bullet s----
Lopez, who was passing in the Street
Miller was taken To the e-a--s--
hospital. where it is said r- is s-t--
wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

Empire City, \. Y. July 16.-Results:
First race, five and One-half furlongs-
RespOnseful, ( to /, won; Evening Song,
TO 3 second; Love Watches, Is to /,
third. Time-1:OS.
Second race, one mile-Nimbus, II to ..
won; Prince Ahmed, Z to 10. second; Tony
BOnerO, y to L third. Tine: 20
Third race. six furlongs-Richard Reed,
TO 3, won; Oherine, to /. second; Belle
K. IS to l. third. Time-1.13.
Fourth race, one mile-Achita, even.
won; Bellwether. 6 to /, second Lawton
Virgins, Is to 5. third. Time-1:4.
Fifth race, five and 'one-half furlOngs-
Fighting Bob. to !, won; Follie Levy,
1 to 3, second: May Florence, s to J.
third. Time-1.O7 4-5.
Sixth race, one miie-Eschau. 3 to l.
won; Eye, s to 1, second; Hans, 3 to s.
third. Time-1:H 2-5
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JEFFRlES READY TO
POST HIS FORFEIT

Chicago. July l6-"If there is any
doubt over my covering Jack Johnson S
forfeit of $1,000 next Saturday. lust tel
him to make it any amount he pleases.
and / will be on hand with the coin. I
can make any amount he viii post look
like 80 cents"
So declared J. J. Jeffries. who reached
the city yesterday and who departed
almost Immediately for Kansas City
we viii be back from Kansas City
Saturday morning" he said. We sim
ply are going TO give an exhibition
there. II won't take me long now TO
get into trim. and then I viii meet any
man in the world"
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Standing Of
Teams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, July 16.-New York defeated
Cincinnati today in the fast time Of one
hour and twenty minutes. Score:
r. H E
Cincinnati ---- -................... 6 q
New York ............... O
Batteries-Rowan and Mclean; Mat
thewson and Schiei. Umpires-JohnstOne
and RigieT.
Boston, July 16.-Chicago made it five
straight by winning from Boston today.
Score: r H &
Chicago .... ....................
bOSlOH .--- acknowledgements. I
Batteries-Kroh and Archer; Ferguson
and Graham. Umpires-Kane and Klein.
Brooklyn, July 16.-BrOoklyn- Pittsburg
game postponed; rain.
Philadelphia. July 16-St. Louis Phila-
deiphia game postponed; rain
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osTEoPATHs ApMITTEp.

DIT Frank A. Kerr. late graduate
from the American School of Osteopathy,
Kirksville. Mo. has just passed "A sue
cesSful examination before the medical
board Of the state of Utah
DR.. Ethel b Murphy of Chicago was
granted a license to practice osteopat thy
through reciprocity. having met all OF the
requirements Of the medical board
This recent bill, although giving Osteo-
paths position on the medical board
has been considered as rather rigid in its
requirements but since two osteopaths
have successfully passed the examina-
tons and one has been admitted by reci-
prOcity, IL is expected that others viii be
encouraged TO come 70 Utah to practice.