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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
AT JUAREZ.

+ : JuareZ. Mexico. Feb. IT.=Four ia
vorltes and two second choices divided
the money at TerraZas park today, The
ring received one of the hardest blows
OF the meeting
Tho stewards today ruled off tho turf
Jockey j. Cook rider OF Anona in the
second race. Charles Closson & Co,
Trainer C. Pyle of Denver and two Wallets.
u. Young and D. Howell.
When the horses finished In the second
race. Anona was bleeding from several
wounds in the neck. The stewards. upon
examining the whip used by Jockey
Cook. found a nall two Inches long and
sharp as a needle. in the butt Every
time the marc was hit with the whip 1t
acted as an electric battery.
First race. selling. Eve furlongs-rho
Wolf. liz (Rice) to l, won. Miss Cath
ness. 80 (Garner) to !, second. Rio
Pecos. ia QLouder) to l. third. time
10 2-5. Father Eugene, Deerfoot. &C.
nova. FaIrmont. Jim Rutherford. Ina
johnson. Johnny Wise and Alarmed also
ran,
Second race. six furlongs-Hidden
Hand. liz (Mondon) to 2. won Valley
Stream. no CKennedyD to 2. second;
Anona, 10 (Cook) Is TO l, third; time
1:l3 2-5. Dandy Dancer. Bell of Brass.
I,anigan. Uncle Waltor. Bright Skies.
Virginia Lindsey. Convenient and Lady
Third race, 2-year-olds. three and
half furlongs-Tolk 1o2 (Molesworlh)
3 to = won. Balclla, liz tGarner) II 10
l. second, Juarez. lo5 (Mondon) to l.
third tlmc-:i1 1-6. Martin w. Little
ton, Miss Brunette. Rampant. Ivorydale,
Mary Rudd. Iwalani and Bar Anna also
ran.
Fourth race FIVE and a half furlongs-
Marchmonet lO7 (MoleSworth) to l,
won: Al Muller. IS (McCahey) 10 to !.
second; The Fad 1e3 (Austln) 13 to 3.
third; tlmc-l:0o 3-5. Seycnfull. Sugar
maid and Col. Bob also ran.
Fifth race selling. six furlongs-Clint
Tucker, 100 (Garner) even. won: Gladys
Louise, los (McCahey) TO l. second:
b. j. Swanner. 100 (Mondon) % to l.
third: time-1.l2 rs. Ina Gray. Albion
H Oroba and Deuce also ran.
Sixth race selling. mile and slA
teenth-AIma Boy. 100 (Kennedy) TO
s. won; Miss Vgilaut. q (Honman)
to J. second: Dene. 107 (McCahey) 8
to /. third: tne-l;i6 40 Arcourt,
Plume Egotist Tlnis, Tho Thorn, St
KlIda and Knight Blaze also ran.
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AUTOMOBILES AND
WORLD PRODUCTION

Washington, Feb. 1S-Automobiles en-
tering the worlds markets In the year
1853 had a value In excess OF $JoVV.OcD as
compared with an aggregate value or
5000 600 for the year 1902. striking evil
dcnce, according TO the bureau OF statis-
tics OF the department of commerce and
labor. that tho automobile is an impor-
tant and rapidly increasing factor in In
ternational commerce.
The value OF automobiles exported In
leus from France, the United States. tho
United Kingdom. Italy and Germany. the
Ave leading countries in their manufac-
ture and sale, was more than S45.Opp.0CO or
a growth OF 100 per cent since 1902.
Automobile exports In tho four foreign
countries named increased within the 10
years from 100000 TO 100000. a gain
of $50 pcr cent Exports Of automo-
blles from the United states In the samo
period increased from 10000 TO $500
oDO a gain since 1892 OF more than 40 per
cent France leads the world as an ex-
porter OF motor cars with the United
States second. Some of the figures given
by the bureau of statistics show tho au
tomobilc exports in 1903 from France 10
have been valued at t24. $1,000 from the
United States In 1909. sS.e .337. the Unit
ed Kingdom in 1903. s76l0.2 257: Italy in
1908, &, Sc 600. and Germany in 1905 s3.031.
coo.
or the automobiles shipped from tho
United States In 1900 seven and three
quarter million dollars worth went TO
foreign countries and less than a million
dollars worth to the non-contiguouS ter
ritories OF the natioy
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SUMMONS.

In tho District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the State OF Utah.
County OF Salt Lake. John HAHN.
Plaintiff, VS.. Anna Covert. Defend
ant Summons.-The State OF Utah to tho
said Defendant: You are hereby sum-
moned TO appear within twenty days nft-
er the service OF this summons upon
you. If served within the County In
which this action is brought, otherwise.
within thirty days after service. and de-
fend tho above entitled action; and In
case OF your failure so to do. judgment
will be rendered against you according
to the demand of the complaint. which
has been fled with the Clerk OF said
Court and copy OF which is herewith
served upon you. and which action Is
brought to set aside certain instrument
in writing alleged to be a deed. convey
ing certain property from the plalntiff to
the defendant, and ask 10 quiet Title to
certain realty situate In Salt Lake Co.
state of Utah. and said Instrument in
writing, and said realty being porticu-
larly set forth and described In the said
complaint
JOHN HALFIN. Plaintiff,
p o. Address 316-3l7 Judge Building.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Math. Thomas and Dale Fl. Parke.
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
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CHlNN LOSES GREAT
FORTUNE AND Is DONE

Jacksonville. Fla. Feb l7.-Rac-
Ing at Moncrlef was completely over
shadowed by the announcement of Fl. T..
Chinn of Lexington. Ky. to the effect
that he would sell his string - thorough
brcds here March at public auctl.9n.
Colonel Chinn said that he and hts con-
nections were more than 10000 loser
and the present chaotic condition OF the
American turf has decided him TO cast
his lot in France.
First race, three and q half furlori,s.
pursc-Edmond Adams to l. won: Mon
Grief, TO ]. second: james Nc. II TO /.
third; tlmc-:i2 3-5.
second race. six furlongs, sclling-St.
Jeanne to 8. won; Critic. to l sec
ond; Earl's Court. Is TO !. third; time
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Miss
sly. s TO !. won. Star over. 40 10 /, sec
ond: coonskin. IL 10 6. third; time
l:1i rs.
handcap-High Range. l3 To 10. won:
Campaigner s TO /, second; Dcscomnets,
to /, third. tlme-l:26 4-J.
Fifth race. mile and seventy ynrds.
selling-St Ilario. to !. won: Sandpiper,
to 1. second. Dclestrome. 10 l. third:
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth
Stoncman II to ]. won. Roscburg. % 10
/. second: John Carroll. to 10. third,
time-l:E Is
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ESTATE OF REBECCA e. LITTLE
DECEASED.

,,ho undersigned will sell at private
al Tho Following property in Salt Lake
Si,v Salt Lake County. Utah. to-wit:
XII the right. title and Interest or salu
ostate beIng an undivided one-third IN
terest In: no ,oo. eaa,
- thn northwest corner of lot ., block
81 ~ Lat "a" Salt Lake City survey.
"a, ,finy thence cast - feet. thence south
~ sssf. thence west ~ feet; thence
loS lor,h 1fS5 feet TO the point OF beginning
TToasthsr with a right " way over;
perInning feet east and 20 east SOUTH
,be northwest corner of said lot g.
.honre cast 10 feet: thence north 50 feet.
,hence cast l52 feet; thence north ~
tect. thence west 1e2 feet: thence south
"a feet to point of beginning. Also over:
Rs0Inning at a point 76Ia feet south
hionk n aforesaid; thence east 100 Ieet:
,henco north feet: thence cast l471i feet;
thonco north 10lS feet; thence east 7l
tnet. thence north 63 feet: thence east
n L feet; thence south l feet: tnence
Vest u feet; thence south 81 feet: thence
,sest Ia rods; thence north 105i Feet
,horco west l47k feet: thence north !
fnct. thence west 100 feet; thence north
20 feet to point OF beginning.
ON or after Saturday. the 18Th day OF
Eehruary. 1910 and written bids VIII be
received at the office OF Young & Moylc.
Descret National Bank Building. SAIL
Lake City, Utah Terms OF sale, cash X
per cent payable at the time OF bid
boioncr upon confirmation by the court
LEWIS S. HILLS,
LIE GRAND YOUNG.
mated Feb 9Th 1910
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AT TAMPA.

Tampa, Fla. Feb. 17.-Three favorites
won today The chief upset was In the
second race. when Gypsy Girl. heavily
played odds-on favorite, failed to finish
In the money.
Summary:
First race. five and half furlongs,
sclling-Mcrman. even, won. Jcssica. to
l. second. Colonel Austin, to l. third;
time-1:12.
Second race. five and O half furlongs.
selIing-Temper. ) TO !, won: Irrigator S
to l. second: Mantle. to l, third, time
I'LL rs.
Third race. FIVE furIongs. sellIng-Joe
Moser. . to 5, won. Clifford. S to l. sec
ond; Ametus. to !. third: tlme-l:G.
Fourth race. six furlongs. selling
Clolstcress. to /. won: Rebel Queen, 1
to /. second; Cassowary. 10 to /. third:
timc-l rs 40.
Firm race. five furlones. selllng-Clys-
mic, 5 To g. won; McAncrcw. to !. sec
ond: Corondolet, even, third: time
1:04 rs.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards,
seIling-warner Griswells to /, won;
Bannock Bob. To l. second: Autumn
Girl. 6 TO 3. third. ume-l:51 3-5.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY.

In tho Third judicial District Court,
County of Salt Lake, State of Utah In
the matter OF tho estate OF George Cou-
lam. Deceased Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned. pursuant to an or
cdr OF the above entitled court. In the
matter OF said estate. made and entered
on the 11th day OF February. 1910. VIII seli
at private salc the following described
real estate belonging to said estate, and
situated IN Salt Lake City. Salt Lake
county State OF Utah. to-wit.
Commencing S1z feet east from the
southwest corner of lot l. block o. plat
"B." Salt Lake City Survey. running
thence east 4sk feet; thence north iSS
feet. thence west iel4 feet; thence south
les feet to the place OF beginning.
said sale VIII gakc place at, at the se, ofass rltS
and County Building. Salt Lake City.
Utah. on "Wednesday, the 2rd day OF Feb, b,
sale. cash. and subject TO confirmation by
said court.
ELIZABETH II. COULAM,
Administrators of the Estate of George
Coulem, Deceased.
Alexander McMaster. Attorney for Ad-
roinIstrator
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Tho undersigned Board OF Schol Trus-
tees OF Green River School District.
Green River. Emery County. Utah. will
receive bids up TO o'clock p m March
S. 1910. for the erection of an S-room
school building and gymnasium
Plans, specification and Instructions TO
bidders oan be found at the office OF E
]. Cook. Green River. Utah. also at the
Office of Watkins &Birch, Architects,
Dooly Building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Each bid must be accompanied with a
certified check OF s por cent thereof as a
guarantee that the accepted bidder will
enter into contract and give an approved
bond within one week after said work Is
awarded. otherwise the amount TO be for
feited to said district
Tho board will meet at their office at
the above stated time and date and pub
llcly open and read said bids.
Tho board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
BY order OF said board.
GEO. f.. THURMAN.
f J. COOK,
F. f. ADAMS.
Dated at Green River. Feb. IA. 1910.
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SURE THING TOUT
Is UNDER ARREST

Chicago, Feb. 17.-waltcr A. Wolf OF
New York. snid to be proprietor OF n turf
Information bureau, was arrested today
by federal authorities and. in default OF
1880 bail. was locked up. The warrant
was Issued at Jacksonville. Fla. whero
Wolf had previously operated
Wolf is accused OF eendinE out letters
postmarkcd New York and Jacksonville.
saying that he had a tip on sure thing
at Jacksonville: that he was commits
stoned TO place 5000 on the horse in
question. and that he would pass the
tip along for a nominal sum.
Postal inspectors seized nearly 100 let
ters In his rooms at different hotels here.
all OF which were declared to have con-
tained 81 or 81.
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AGGIES ARE GUESTS
AT L D. S. u. DINNER

The AggIes go to Provo today and to-
night meet the B. Y. U. team. They re-
turn to Salt Lake Saturday and hook up
with the L. D. S. L. The latter FIVE is
yowing vengeance for the defeat admin
istercd to them by the ARgies In their
last game at Logan and Saturday con-
test promises to be decidedly interest
Ing. -r-sA-. --.....
Tho domestic science girls Joined hands
with the l.. D. S. u. boys Thursday at
the Lion House and had as their guests
for dinner the A. C. Z. basketball team.
The feed" was prepared by Miss Davis
Miss Clawson and Miss Jensen.
Managers Sharp and Brossard dom
ned aprons and made cmlnently
successful walters. There is much
good feeling between the two
schools and none OF the athletic events
are allowed to go by without some :Social
adjunct
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UNIVERSITY RUNS
AWAY WITH AGG|ES
21-HoImstcd and RoskclIy
In Great Form.

After holding Its own fairly well in the
first half. the Logan Aggles went all to
pieces in the second half of their basket
ball game with the university played at
the university gymnasium Thursday aft
crnoon. The score at the end or the first
half was IS to Il. and tho Anal figures %
to q.
Holmstead played wonderful game for
tho U, getting IL fielc throws and other
wise showing great form. Evans. who
was replaced by Erickson In the second
half. got baskets before he retired from
the game Cook and Hancock for the
visitors were the stars. each getting 8
baskets. Both Roskelly and Romncy
Ioomed up strong in the second half.
which was a verltablc runaway for the
university team.
The lineup:
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FAMOUS BlLlIARDlST
Is SLOWLY DYING

Denver. Jan ls.-Jake Schaefer. tho
wizard of billiards." Is dying at his
home in this city.
Schaefcr has been in Ill health for years
His sickness was responsible for his
abandonment of the billiard game. and he
came 10 Denver in an efrort to regain bis
lost strength.
He is SO low Mt present that even
the members of his own FAMILY arc not
allowed to see him, and death apparent
ly is only a question OF a few days.
Schaefer is IS years OF age and has held
every billiard championship OF the world
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FOOTBALL TRAINING
ON AT PRINCETON

Princeton. N. j.. Feb. 1s.-More than
half hundred men reported at the gym
nesium yesterday TO Head Coach william
w. Roper to hear plans for spring foot
ball training outlined. Practise this
spring will be much more extensive than
heretofore and from now on there Will be
training on Monday Wednesday and Fri
day of each week. The work Will consist
of light exercise and calisthenics in tho
gymnasium, followed by croSs-country
runs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
COOL AND CORRECT.

Prof. Robert Hcrricls of the Universi-
tv of Chicago desired to point out to a
Young sonneteer the difference between
the words "astonish" and surprise"
Noah Webster" Prof. Herrick said,
twas once caught by his wife In the
act of pressing the hand of the pretty
cook.
1.-THE cook. blushing like rose, fled
at once to her kitchen. Mrs. Webster
said IN a sad. tremulous voice:
"'Why, Noah, I'm surprised
But the phllologist, frowning over
his glasses at his wife. answered re-
proNngly:
Madam, you have not studied our
glorious language as you should IL
7 nm surprised. You are aStonished. "
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A CYNIC.

Mrs. Florence Kelley. the new vice.
president of the National Suffrage as
socintion. said in recent suffrage ad-
dress in New York:
"roo many men take the pessimistic
view OF woman suffrage that young
cynic at bridge party took OF mar
rlage.
"'Are you lucky at cardsT' lady
asked him.
"'oh. very lucky I always wln.' said
he.
"'How about love?' she went on
archly.
"Just AZ lucky. he replied. al
ways lose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
NO DANCING FOR
IOWA ATHLETES

Iowa City. Ia.. Feb. 1S-No dancing
without special permission of the
coach is one OF the training rules
prescribed for his track men for the
remainder of the school year In the
University OF Iowa AS a result the
co-eds will be minus several eligible
young men in the varsity social circle.
Other training rules laid down by
Coach Delaney are that men must be
In bed at 1890 o'clock.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

GooDSPEED MINING COMPANY
Notice Is hereby given that special
Mining Company Will DO held on Tuesday
evening. March 18th, 1910, at o'clock
p. m, at tho office OF the Company. No.
18th East Street. Salt Loke City, Utah.
in lieu of the regular annual stockhold-
ers' meeting December 9th. 1879, which
date was passed without such meeting
being had, for tho purpose OF electing
Board of Trustees. and to vote on the
from 10000 to $1,000. and tho par value
OF each share from 81 TO 10c-: and TO
authorize tho Board OF Trustees to dis
pose OF the real and personal property OF
tho company for such an amount as they
may decide reasonable and proper.
BY order of the President
G NJ. FORBES. Secretary.
p. o. Adress No. 18th East Street.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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WESTERN PLAYERS
WIN ON THE LINKS

Palm Beach, Fla. Feb. rI-Thrco
western players won their matches In
the 6rst round of the South Florida golf
championship and two went down to de-
feat Walter Fairbanks. r. II. McElwee
and c. ]. Schmidlapp arc the survivors
The other two will play in the beaten
eight division.
In the third flight. l.. f. Stumer of
Ravisloe and +, c. Van Dusen of Mini
kahada won their matches. J. l.. Stuck
of Midlothian won his match In tho
fourth flight by a good margin
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NOTED SWORDSMEN OF
SPAIN CHAlLENGERS

New York, Feb. 1S.-Senor Julio Castel-
10. fencing instructor to King Alfonso.
and Senior Jose Asencio, a champion
from tho Royal Fencing society of
Madrid who are together In New York
on their first visit to America. have
issued a blanket challenge to any and all
American swordsmep They des.re bouts
with foil, duelling sword or sabre OF with
all threo weapons. They plan to meet
several skilful army fcncers during their
STAY,
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ACKERMAN TRAINS
AT FIRE DEPARTMENT

Al Alderman. who is matched TO
wrcstle Yokel on Feb 3. Will do his train
ing in the gymnasium OF the city flre de-
partment Promoter HeaRren has made
the final arrangements and Is on the trail
of all husky aspirsnts for mat honors to
act as partners for Ackerman. Yokel is
steadily at work at the Y. NJ c. a. and
says that he is not going to take any
chances on not being in form as he real
lies that Ackerman will mako hinI extend
himself.
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HIGH SCHOOL SITE WANTED.

Tho Board of Education will receive
scaled proposals for a high school sito
up to noon. February 10. 1910 Site to be
not less than 20 by % rods. cast or Main
Street
The right is reserved to reject any or
all proposals
n2 City and County Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
COLLEGE ATHLETICS
WILL BE DISCUSSED

The Utah intercollegiate Athletic asso-
clation will meet at the Kenyon hotel at
noon on Feb. % when representatives
cultural college. p. Y. u. B. Y. c.. and
l. D. s. U. will be present Plans for
the big track meet at the university will
bo discussed but II IS not thought that
any attempt will be made to arrange a
baseball schedule. The loss OF the dIa-
mond on Cummings field. caused by the
sodding. precludes all baseball plans for
the present, 1t Is probable that DR.. j.
T. Merrill Will have something to-say In
regard to eligibility rules.
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SALT LAKE HIGH AND
SECOND U. TOGETHER

Before the big game In the university
gymnasium Thursday tho Salt Lake high
and tho second u. team played one of
the fastest and most exciting games ever
seen Mt the university. The final s,Nre
was g to 81 In favor OF the u. but mad
there been fow moro seconds there would
have been a tie, us tho high team threw
a basket Just as the time expired and the
points were not allowed, The first half
saw very even playing with but littlo
choice. The second half was started by
whirlwind work on the part of the U.
five. seven straight baskets being mnde.
Then the high team got together and
played rings around the university,
The llne-IIn:
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RICHARD MISSES
JEFFRIES AT RENO

San Francisco, Feb. 1s-With the ar
rival of James j. Jenries and his man
aeer, shortly after IL o'clock this morn
ing, 1t was announced that a conference
TO decide upon the place of holding the
coming Jcffries-Johnson fight viii bc
held Immediately after the arrival OF Tex
Rickard today. Rickard missed Jefrries
train at Reno.
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SMALL FORTUNE is
SHARE OF JEFERlES

Chicago. Feb 1s-James ], Jeffrics re-
ceived $50. .si2 as his share of the proceeds
from the tour which ended recently, ac-
cording to a statement issued yesterday
by II. II. Frazee, his manager. Accord
Ing to the statement the total proceeds Of
the tour amounted to $780,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
MUTEs VS.. GRANITE HIGH.

The mutes from Ogden and the Granite
high Will meet tonight at the Granite
stake gymnasium. AS both teams are in
good position for the championship of
the interscholastic league. fast game Is
expected AS. preliminnries to the big
game. East MIL Crock and Big Cotton
wood will try conclusions as will tho
Murray Juniors and the Sugar House
Juniors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
CUBAN CHAMPION
PLAYS GREAT CHESS

New York. Feb. 1S-Jose r. Capa-
blanca, Cuban chess champion. met % op-
poncnts in Simultaneous play at the Man
haitian Chess club hero last night. He
gave n remarkable exhibition against his
numerous opponents. winning Is games,
losing one and getting draw In the
three others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18

Nnd IN HCOrdHnce WIFI HIVE and tHE OF
der OF the Board of Directors. made on
January 10. 1910, so many shares of each
parcel of said stock as may be necessary
Will be sold nt public auction at the Of
Salt Lake City, Utah on Saturday.
March 5. 1910. Mt o'clock p. m. to pay
the delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with the cost OF advertising and
expenses of sale
E. J. RADDATZ. Treasurer.
40 Judge Building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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INsUREs AGAINST RAIN.

San Francisco. Feb. 17-SId Hes
ter promoter of the Nelson wa gnst
fight. has applied to Lloyds OF London
for 5000 insurance against rain Feb.
-. Hester's arena at Richmond is n
roolcss structure and he is taking no
chances with the weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18

Field throws. =. OF U.-HoImstead. z.
Evans. .; Romney, .; Roskelly. .; Hors-
fal, l. AggieS-Cook, 3. Hancock, 8: EG-
bert . Free throws u. OF U.-uolm-
stead, J. Aggies-Hancock. 4
Reforee-Holslngton Umpire-Pinok-
ney.
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CROSS BEATS MARIO.

New York. Feb. 17.-Leach Cross. New
York lightweight. and Johnny Mario. also
OF New York. fought 10 rounds before
n big crowd tonight. Mario was the ag-
grcssor. but Cross stopped him with hard
body punches and had q shade the bet
ter of the bout,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

IINTIC STANDARD MINING COM
flANf.-Loeauon OF principal place Of
p,.s business. 4l2 Judge Building Salt Lake
upon the following described stocE ON
account of assessment No. /. LOWED Ssi
january 10 1910. tho several amounts set
opPoSito the names OF the respective
No.