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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-28
NOTICE.

In the district court of the Second
judicial district of the state OF Utah.
in and for the county of Weber.-ln
the matter of the application of RaS~
muSson Realty Company, a corpora
ton, for voluntary dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the
Rasmussen Realty Company, a cor
poratlon of the state of Utah, has
presented TO the above named court a
petition praying to be allowed to dis
incorporate and dissolve. and that
Saturday, the 10th day of December,
1910, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
has been appointed as the time, and
the court room OF the district court
of Weber county in Ogden City. Utah,
as tho place. at which said applica-
ton will be heard. At any time be-
fore the expiration of said day last
named, any person may file his objec.
tlons TO the application OF said cor
poration and Its directors for the dis
solution thereof.
Witness the clerk of said court.
with the seal thereof affixed. this 9Th
day Of November A. d, 1910.
(Seal. S. G. DYE, Clerk,
By l.. a. Van Dyke, Deputy,
c. r. Hollingsworth, Attorney for
Petitioners,
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LEGAL.
(E1Dty-!1dl 4

ticleS Of Incorporation by striking out
from said Article, the following words
and figures.
THE amount OF the authorized CAPT
tai stock OF this corporation shall be
and Is FIFTY THOUSAND ($50,o00l
DOLLARS divided into FIFTY
THOUSAND (5O,O0O) shares of the
par value of Ono (S100) Dollar each.
fully paid. and worcestershire y
(Which words and figures are set out
on lines l, 2. 3 and 4 of said Article)
And substituting in lieu thereof, tho
following words and figures:
The amount of the authorized cap.
ital stock % this corporation shall be.
and is ($lJ ,OOO) ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, divided into
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND t10O,-
000) shares of the par value of ($1.00)
One Dollar each, fully paid. and non
assessable."
The intent and purpose OF said
amendment is TO increase the capital
stock of said corporation from FIFTY
THOUSAND (S50,000) DOLLARS to
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ($100.-
000) DOLLARS and from FIFTY
THOUSAND (50,00O)) Shares to ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND Qo0,000)
SHARES, Of the par value OF One
t$10o) Dollar each fully paid, and
non-assessable.
This meeting is called by authority
of the Board Of Directors.
Dated at Ogden, Utah, November
22Dd, 1910.
JAMES COAL &c ICE COMPANY,
By w. F. JAMES, President,
BY D. B. ELLIS. Secretary.
Joseph Chez, Attorney.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

In The District Court of Weber
County. Utah; Utah Savings & Trust
Company, a Corporation, Plairt,ff, yo,
Walter Bramwell and George w.
Bramwell Defendants
To be sold at sheTiff's sale on the
30th day oil November 1910, at IL
O'Clock Noon, at the front door of
the Weber County Court House. in
ogden City, Weber County, Utah, to-
wit,
4 part oi the Southwest and South.
east quarters. OF Section ., In Town
ship North Range West Salt Lake
Meridian. u. S. Survey, and parlcu-
larry described as follows beginning
at point on the South bank OF canal
1898 feet South and 1872 feet West
from the Northwest corner OF the said
Southeast IL OF said Section 3.
thence South 20S75 feet. thence
southcrly to point 260i2 feet south
of a point. 12052G feet east from be
ginning, thence North Si1 feet more
or less 10 center of Weber River,
thence down the center of said river
West and Southerly to a point east
of beginning, thence west 10 begin
ming, containing Sc acres.
Also a part Of Lot 80 in Plat "B'.
in Plain City Survey, beginning at
the Southwest corner of said Lot 80
and running thence north ten chains,
thence east five chains. thence south
ton chains, thence west five chains
to the place of beginning.
a pat of the West 1-2 Of the North
west Quarter OF Section 26. in Town
ship Z, North Range West, Salt Lake
Meridian. u, S. Survey, beginning at
n point S75 feet West OF the North.
cast Corner of the West IL OF the
Northwest quarter of said Section
and running thence South 1865 feet,
thence east 419.3 feet, thence south
1874 feet more or less To the South
line of said IA Section, thence West
S64.3 feet more or less TO the South
west corner OF said Ii Section. thence
North 26i0 feet more or less TO the
Northwest corner OF said IL section,
thence East 445 feet more or less
to the place OF beginning; containing
forty-nye acres, all situated in Weber
County, Utah
b r. WILSON.
Sheriff of Weber County, Utah
BY T. B. Burk, Deputy.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
| Depart.
LEGAL.
NOTICE.
To the stockholders OF the Anal
eamatcd Sugar company:

To the stockholders OF the Anal
gamatcd Sugar company:
Notice Is hereby given that meet
ing of the stockholders of the Anal
gamated Sugar company will be held
al the company's office, room No, 2O6
Eccles building, ogden City, Utah.
on the 5tb day Of November. 1910. at
Hoo O'clock u. m, for the purpose of
considering and voting upon the fol-
lowing proposed changes and amend
ments TO the articles OF Incorporation
OF this company, to-wit:
-eDeat article V and substitute In
lieu thereof the following. Article
V-The authorized amount of the cap.
ital stock OF said corporation shall be
Four Million 1000 900 .Oo) Dollars di-
vided Into Forty thousand 10000
shares OF preferred stock OF the par
value OF One Hundred (S100 0O) Dol
lars each. Unless otherwise ordered
by the Board of Directors, all diyi.
dcpds shall be paid IN four equal quar-
terly Payments, to-wlt: On the first
day or April. July. October and
January of each year, commenc.
ing with the first such day sue
cceding the directors meeting at
WHICH SuCu ui'iueho Is uccidrSu. All
dividends are payable to the stock.
holders appearing Of record on the
company's books on the day before
such dividend Ia payable
Repeal article NJ. and substitute
In lieu thereof the following: "Arti.
Gle XI-"The officers of this corpora,
tlon shall consist of Board of Eleven
Q1) Directors, President two Vice
Presidents, a Secretary and a Treas.
urer: each officer md director, in or
der 70 be eligible. must own and hold
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL SToCkHOlO-
ERS' MEETING,
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS o

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
JAMES COAL e ICE COMPANY:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
a special meeting of the stockholders
of the james Coal & Ice company,
Utah corporation. is hereby called,
and will be held at the law Offices Of
Joseph Chez, Esq, at Rooms 40S-iO4
First National Bank Building, Ogden.
Utah. on Thursday, the 18th day of
December. 1910, at o'clock, P. NJ.
~ said day. Said meeting is called
for the purpose of adopting or reject
ing the following proposed amend
ment TO the Articles OF Incorporation
OF said James Coal & Ice company,
as follows:
TO amond Article VIII OF said AT
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c ROYAL NEIGHBORs OF AMERICA {.
Excelsior Camp No. $40. meets every
second and fourth Monday evening OF
each month at the Eagles Hall Visit
Ing members cordially Invited.
INDIA SAWYER. Oracle.
1913 jackson Ave
LILLIAN NEWTON,
Recorder, Room 81 Lewis Block.
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WE HAVE TWO nice frame houses
just completed on Wall avenue.
three rooms, pantry and closet. &C.
ment cellar. electric lights. good lot:
take your choice for S1,25O. small
payments down: pay something every
month; beats paying rent. Hunter &;
Kennedy, second floor First National
11-2S-1wk
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GLORIOUS KOOTENAY," British
Columbia-Buy a fertile fruit farm;
$40 cash, so monthly. No irriGating.
Delightful climate. FREQ booklet, cy.
Investors Trust & Mortgage Corpor-
alton. Ltd, l34 Hastings, w. Van
couyer, Il. C. 1l-26-lwk
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WE STILL HAVE seventy acres left
of that 240 acre tract on the Sand
ridge to sell In 8. 10 or 20 acre tracts
on long time and easy payments at
500 per acre. After Jan, l price is
$125 per acre. Don't wait till after
Jan. l. Do IL now. Hunter & Ken.
ncdy, second floor First National.
11r2S-lWli
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OWNER of $4,000 improved farm in
ogden valley Will exchange for small
house in ogden and take security on
the farm for the balance, or exchange
tor tract Of land near OGdon, or viii
take good wagon and team as part
pay. Hunter e Kennedy. 2l1 First
National Bldg 1l,22-lwk
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GLORIOUS KOOTENAY" BRITISH
COLUMBIA-Buy fertile fruit
farm; SO cash, $40 monthly. No irri-
eating. Delightful climate. Free book
let cy-Inyestors' Trust &c Mortgage
Corporation Ltd, 13i Hastings w,
Vancouver, 3. c.. ll-26-1wk.
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FIVE lots, Riverside. California, we
would like to exchange for Ogden
property. 1864 Wash Ave. 11-14,lmo.
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a GOOD Rve.room house with pantry

a GOOD hvcroom house with pantry
and closets. Connected with sew
CT. Good barn. cement walks, fine
lawn with shade and fruit trees. In
the best OF neighborhoods. If you
want a good home for little money
this is your chance. ANY reasonable
offer will be accepted If made at once.
Call at 971 18th or phone Bell l33S.Y
11-2S-1wk
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REAL ESTATE
FOR REAL BARGAINS CONSULT THESE COLUMNS

ElGHT-BOOM modern brick house on
bench: very easy terms. Inquire
Bell Phone 47S-Y, l1.23.lno
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.

WOMEN OF woODCRAFT
SeGo Lily Circlo No. ia, meets ovorY
second md fourth Monday nights at Z 81.
In l. Q o. f. Hall Visiting neIghboes
cordially Invited
TENA NELSON, @. n.
KATE HEGMAH. Clerk
Bell Pbono l2il-H-
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10. 20, 80 or 40 acres fine fruit land,
on Sand Ridge, terms to suit. Also
water in Davis &c Weber Counties Can
al company for same. KELLY G. HER.
RICK. 1O.26-1t
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ogden, Utah, Nov. 5th, 1910.
The above meeting is hereby ad-
journcd until Monday, Dec 5th, 1910,
at l1:00 o'clock a m. at the COM
pany's office above mentioned.
NJ. S. BROWNING, Vlce-President
HENRY H. ROLAPP, Secretary.
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GOOD FIVERoOM home with All
modern convcniences, only five
blocks from city hall. Mus, be sold
al once. Only $500 S1,1o0 cash, bal
ance monthly. Address owner. Lock
box $50, Ogden. u-2I-lwk
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HELP WANTED.
FEMALE

AT PALACE rooming house. middle
aged bousekecpcr. Call 26S IL 25th,
1l-26-3r
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Have Struck Good Weather.

If the weather keeps up like this shall
be licked 10 DEATH said Manager Me
Aleer, because il won't be long before
the men are in pretty good shape. They
all look good 10 me now. but few days
OF warm weather will get the kinks out Of
them, and by next week, when Severa |
other members of the team arrive here.
we will be able TO divide up and pay a
few practice games. / don't think | shall
order Elberfeld and the other four who
are a. Hot Springs 10 report here before
next week.
Trainer Quirk. who has been with Man
ager McAleer for two years. has not fully
determined yet whether or not he viii
make the team trot back To the hotel
from the base ball park after practice.
II the facilities a the park are sufficient,
ne said. he may have them dress out
there and either walk back or ride back
TO the hotel. If not, they will have to
trot back and take their shower baths at
the hotel They will jog i out 10 the
park twice a day, though.
Heavy clouds that threatened rain kept
the PLAYERS in the hotel all the morning,
but things Frightened up Bit in the aft
ernoon and some OF the boys stro!ed
around the city TO pass away the time.
They are az plea sed with what they nave
seen OF Norfolk and think the action of
Manager McAleer in selecting this city
for a training ground was wise one.
Win Clark, manager Of the Norfolk
club OF the Virginia League and "A former
member OF the Louisville club OF the old
National League. dropped in AT the hotel
yesterday 10 see McAleer, and he re-
ceived cordial greeting from his old
friend. Win talked with the Washington
manager about the park and the arrange
ments that had been made for the accom-
mediation OF the Washington team. and
assured him that everything was in readi-
ness for the players - get right down 10
work The grass diamond j. IN splendid
shape and the outiield is hard ana
smooth.
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BOWLING CONGRESS.
Washington Bowlers Start Work
Today.

DETROIT Mich. March 7.-Another
heavy schedule was the order today
IN the tenth annual tournament Of the
American Bowling Congress From
am. until past midnight the fourteen
alleys at the Wayne Gardens will be
constantly in use
Among the cities represented TODAY
We're Columbus. Ohio; Canton Ohio;
Buffalo, y. y: DeS Moines. Iowa: Sioux
City. Iowa, Fort Wayne Ind. Wash
ington, d. &. and Baltimore. Ohio
The scores in all events are constant
~ rising. and officials are convinced
that a. new set of American Bowling
Congress records Will be established be-
fore the tournament is finished. Sec
tary \. L. Langtry of Milwaukee said
that he thought it would take scores Of
1l0 in tn. individuals. more than 1900
in the two-man teams and close to
2,9I5 in the five-man event To land the
championship honors.
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JOHNSON Is CONFIDENT.
Compares Himself With Jeffries il
Fistic Points.

IT confidence were all that Was neces
sary to settle the dispute between lin
Jeffries and Jack Johnson for the world :
heavyweight championship. then Johnson
would stand good chance ~ winning
In sizing up the big boilermaker during
a recent visit 10 Milwaukee the cclored
NIPPON said:
1t would be foolish on my part ~ say
that could whip Jeffries sure. and that
ne would not have ook-in Now | do
not expect to lose the fight, but | do 10:
look Cor walkaWay by any means. Je.-
fries was wonderful fighter before ne
retired. and I guess he is still erea,
fighter. but | conceited enough ia
think that ! am a little better than lie
is now, and therefore. | expect 10 win
am just as strong he is and if that
is the case | figure that should win
because | am younger and will be at my
best. and my stamina will be better than
his In addition | believe that | am
cleVerer than Jeff
II know that | Lave better left hand
than he has. and can fight on the defense
as we'll as any man living. Then why
should not be able to go along for quite
"a distance and wear him out without
taking chances an6 then go in and win?
also know that jeff will be different
proposition than either Tommy Burns or
Stanley ketchell. and ] would be foolish,
TO say that he Will not do as we'll as
they did.
"Jeffries may he able TO come back in
the best of shape. but you will find that
when it comes to a case of stamina and
ability to recuperate he will not be there.
That was proved in the case of Nelson
and Wolgast. Nelson used 10 be there
with the comeback, but after Wolgast
had fought him to a standstill the Bat
tier did not have any reserve power.
That is just what will happen TO JEFF
fries on July 4 ueXt-he will not be able
to recuperats when his strength begins TO
leave him.
They say Jeffries weighs 22a pounds
now but know he is nearer pa pounds
and he will no doubt fight AT about ni5
TO 22O. | weigh about 40 now, and ex-
poet to train down and enter the ring
at about mo pounds. .Ieffries has a little
longer reach than | have, but that will
not matter. | six feet and quarter
of an inch in my stockings. while Jeffries
is bout half an inch taller
After the fight | intend 10 go 10 En-
rope FOR tour no matter whether win
or not. bat | expect 10 go as IA world G
champion That STORY about ME meeting
Tommy Barns again is a fake have
not agreed to any such match. and will
not unless | should gel the same terms
that Burns handed me when | defeated
him in Australia. And I vii, nav no at
tention to Sam Langford until after the
big battle
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IO3-PUIND CHAMPION OF THE
WORLD.

occa sIoual jail 10 tie face. Waded III 10
krrrck. and from then on il was only
4 question Of how long the latter could
stand up under the punishment.
kenrick was weak for the three
last rounds That he only kept upright
bN ciinglng 10 the ropes and making a
feint at defense. In the sixteenth the
Englishmau was hoored, and in the sew
enteenh he Stumbled. CouIon ;sraciousiy
assisted him 10 rise
The eighteenth saw kenrick down for
Just before the bell rang, Coulon ended
the agony by delivering a terrific right
over the heart kenrick. utterly routed.
staggered back 70 the ropes and sank 10
his knees. rolling over like a log. At
the count Of nine he managed to attain
an upright position. and made game
effort 10 save himself for the scheduled
twentieth round. The referee. however.
stopped tile bout and declared Coulon the
victor.
I<enrick was applauded for his nerve
and capacity 10 receive terrific punish
ment
Coulon was favorite in the betting at
] 10 >. \ crowd of abou. ten thousand
persons the fight which was held
i'm the West Side Athletic Club arena, ~
McDonoushville iust across the river
from New Orleans. The fight was for
a percentage Of the house, side bet of
$1,000 and the bantamweight champion
ship.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

Gene Demontreville IS now captain 81
the New Orleans team Gene has beer
in the harness long. long time. but Is
still fairly speedy.
Hoblitzell of the Reds should be steadi,
improving for the next three years. He
is still but boy in age.
Eddie NJ t'arland. a great catcher once
seems TO have dropped cut Of sight en-
tirely He was enc of the best trappers
of the spit bali that ever played and d
strons-hiltsr.
If Bill Dahien can get into active prac-
tice this season he will have outlasted
all Of the men who came into the big
league with him in 1891. What a throng
of stars Dahlen has seen come and go.
Frank Farrell is said 10 have paid
81, 500 for d Connecticut pitcher named
Fisher The young man is said 10 have
a scaIy curve and to be very effective Fri
days.
Dode Criss. who was supposed To have
with them and is apparently 10 have an
other season with them.
Lude1is ? Wisconsin League pla yer
has suppanted Del Howard official
sub for Frank Chance. The Wisconsin
man hit .3ol last year and looked very
good in a few games he played for the
CUBS.
L.ajoie is one Of the few men who ever
fell out OF the 300 class and then came
back. He under the coveted mark
in 1ao. and 1905, but way above il last
season.
Joe Nealon and Tommy Sheehan GER
tainly stick together. They came from
the coast together years ago. played at
Pit;sburg together and are now the
same team in California once more.
Despite the complaints which the
catclIets make about the difficulty of
holding the spit ball there We're very few
PASSED balls last season. Evidently the
nasknlen flo~i. but do not miss,
Chance thinks Pfeffer the bury college
pitcher. viii make good on his second hie
leagu trial. Pfeffer has great speed
and. for pitcher. is good hatsman.
4 picture no artist can paini-the face
of catcher when the pitcher gets 1he
signs twisted and chucks. avid hurl to
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CAN YOU BEAT THIS?
Preacher Leaves Church to Become
an Umpire.

PEORIA. Ill, March Rev. George
Schroeder. pastor OF the First ConGre-
gational Church al Elmwood. has been
signed as umpire in the Illinois and
Michigan League. When his application
for the position OF umpire was accepted
he rendered his resignation to the con-
gregation. feeling that his duties as UNI
pire would conflict with those attending
his ministry. The resignation was ac-
cepted.
Rev Mr.. Schroeder received his con
tract while still serving his flock. but
kept ii unsigned until action was taken
on his resignation.
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Lightning After Phillies.

SOUTHERN PINES. y. C.. March =
There was plenty of excitement in the
Phillies training camp early yesterday
morning. when, in the midst OF ter
rifle thunder and lightning storm. a bolt
of fire from the sky struck Piney Woods
Inn. where the ball team is making It's
headquarters, and four of the Phillles
hal narrow escape with their lives. No
one hurt. however, and aside from
the damac &c To the roof of the hotel and
the fright suffered by the inmates of the
inn. serious harm was done. II was
great shock 10 the nerves, however.
and IL was noticeab BILE that the church
services were well patroniZed this morn
lnI by the entire squad of ball players.
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Interested in Nationals.

The appearance here Of the Nationals
has aroused considerable interest in the
game II is the first time that big
league team has ever trained In Norfolk.
and II will give MANY Of the patrons 81
the game in this city their nrst oppor-
tunity to see the big fellows at work.
When Elberfeid and Conroy report the
interest will increase. as both are We'll
known in Norfolk and Will prove great
drawing cards al the exhibition games
The privileges of the Pen and Pencil
Club have been extended 70 Manager
McAleer and his players. ana ne mas
promised 10 he a frequent visitor al the
clubs rooms
NcAleer shook hands yesterday with
Harry Mace. one of the umpires on tire
staff of President Wells of the Virginia
League Mace has been wintering u.
Norfolk. ard will umpire the exhibition
games between the Nationals and other
Teams with which they are scheduled 10
play before they return 10 Washington.
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BASE BALL AT GEORGETOWN
Scrub Contest Furnishes Good Sport
for Crowd.

The hUndred-odd base ban fans Of the
city VII" visited Georgetowr Field yes
terdav afternoon 10 watch tine practice
~ the Blue and Gray asrirants for hon
ors on the diamond We're more than re-
paid for their journey by the practice
game which was played between two
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NATIONALS IN THEIR
FIRST PRACTICE WORK
Ideal Weather and Plenty OF
Ginger-Hot Springs Crowd
Joins Wednesday.
Srerisl Dispatch J." The 81

Srnrisl iblSpstrh H. The Sta
NORFOLK. Va, March IF The max
ING az the day had been 70 Manager Nc
sleer he could not have turned out more
perfect rne for the work the Washington
team began here TODAY. The morning
broke little cloudy. with the ar little
,.risp hit before = o'clock the sky was
- lear as a crystal and ne rempa ratlne
had arisen until il had reached the point
that suggested the great national game.
II j. conducive base hall fever -
ordingly McAleer and Trainer Qulrk are
IL happy frame Of mind
The manager and PLAYERS were astir
early this morning. and after brea kfa 81
went - the turkish baths, where they
do7nsd their base ball tngs and started
for the. "a TX at 30 O'Clock.
IN half an hour they were in the bat
ting cage and every mot hers son of them
went q his work with relish. Man
ager MeAleer was in uniform and was q
lard az II as any of them His presence
seemed 70 inspire the men. and the real
pepper they displayed was gratifying 10