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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
.STINGY SAM IS
PLACED IN JAIL
BERGER REFUSES TO PASS
COPS TO SHOW
REAL FIGHT AT DOOR OF JEFF
GoTCH AFFAIR
Champion Refuses to Go on with En=
tertainment Until Big Boy
Is Released-Chief to
Investigate
Associated Pressl

BELLINGHAM, Wash, Jan 31.-Be-
cause he refused to admit members of
the local police force to the Jeffries-
Gotch show at the Bellingham theater
tonight Sam Berger, manager for JEFF
fries, was charged by squad OF
eleven policemen, overpowered and car
ried away to the city Jail, where he
was compelled to put up $50 bail on a
charge of interfering with officers in
the discharge of their duty. Late to-
night the police returned the $50 bond
and notified Berger that the charge
had been withdrawn.
The trouble arose after Berger had
refused admittance to several officers
who desired to enter free of charge.
Five policemen applied in a body and
were referred by Berger to the box
office They left the theater, but in
formed Berger that he would hear from
them again. In the meantime d num-
ber of deputy sheriffs applied at the
door. Some of them We're admitted,
but finally Berger refused to let any
more of them in unless they purchased
tickets.
y
peared at the door and descended upon
Berger in the form of a flying wedge.
The fight manager was overpowered in
twinkling and five policemen carried
him struggling, to jail, while the others
went into the show. At the police sta
ton he deposited $50 to insure his APP
pearance in police court, and was per-
mitted to return to his post at the the
ater door.
Jeffries and Gotch got wind of the
disturbance and refused to so on with
the show until Berger was released.
This caused a delay of an hour in
starting the performance. The au-
dience became very restless and gave
evidence of their disapproval of the act
of the policemen by cheering Berger
and hooting at the officers.
After the show Berger was notified
that the charge had been withdrawn
and his money was returned to him. 1t
was reported that this was done upon
orders from the chief of police, who is
preparing to make a thorough inVesti-
cation of the action of the patrolmen
tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
SAINTS ARE IMPROVING

Basketball is on the boom at st. Vim
cents. regardless OF the fact the Saints
got off to a bad start by losing to Poly
technic and U. S. c. Members of the
squad are practicing daily in the gym
nasium and there is decided improve
ment in the workouts of the men
Frank Mccain, who has just been
elected manager, has arranged to play
the Santa Ana high school five in two
weeks in the celery belt town. The
team IL being coached by Walter Irvip
who played a star game at forward
when Coach Frank Haggerty had
charge Of the five. Gibbs, Mcneil, Nc
Cam, Daze, Wildly and Tortez are the
most promising candidates for the
team.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
RESULTS AT TAMPA

was the feature of today's card. The upset
Of the day was in the third race, when
Caesar, a long shot. defeated the favorite,
Locust Bud. summary;
First race, 554 furlongs-Mary Candlemas
won. Eminola second, Harding third; time
I'LL 3-5.
second race, furlongs-Bronte won
Okenite second, Good Friar third; time
2:13 20.
Third race, ~ furlongs-Caesar won, Lo-
Gust Bud second, Urama third; time I'LL.
Fourth race, / mile and 70 yards--Autumr
Girl won. Pirate Diana second, Col Ash
meade third: time 1851
Fifth race. furlongs-Fleming won
Halifax second, Tamara third; time 1908 3-j
sixth race, 1 lie miles-Otogo won, Lii
lie Turner second. Red Hussar third; time
1888 A..
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE Fla, Jan. 31.-This
was decidedly the worst day the public
has had at the meeting at Moncrief
park Howdy Howdy and Descomnets'
both of whom made their initial ap-
pearance here, won their races. Sum
mary:
First race IA mile-capslze won Alta
dena second. Kentucky Rose third; time
24 AS.
Second race furlongs-Howdy Howdy
won, Flying Footsteps second Kid thirdi
time / 100 1-5.
Third race. 7 furlongs-Dr Holzberg won
Jack Parker second ozana thir"' tiihs
1927 3-5
Fourth race mlle--IIgh Range won
Elfall second, Sir Cioges third; time
1:4O as.
Fifth race fmongs-King Avondalo
won, Aronette second, Seymour Beutler
third: time 1:14 1-5
sixth race 1 1-l6 miios-Desnomnets won,
shapdaie second, Roseboro thirdi time
HAS 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01

lows: NJ. Goldberg, pitcher; Harry
Phillip, catcher; Ben Phillip, second
base; Morris Cominsky, third base;
Sam Cohn, center field; 1. Wartnek,
left field; Frank Norris first base;
Dave Goldberg, right field, and Sam
Wiener, shortstop Any club desiring
to mingle with this team can make
arrangements by calling up Main SS45.
The Central Avenue Merchants next
Sunday will play their initial game
with the Pecan Plating company nine
on the Ascot diamond. The Pecan
manager desires a game for February
IS with some strong club in the Sun
day miscellaneous ranks.
Promoter Orendorff is endeavoring to
bring together the Oxys and the Tril-
bys in a game for the colored cham
pionship OF the south. This would be
the first championship game ever
played in this part of the state between
colored clubs and should prove good
drawing card.
Tom DAILY will spend his share of
the gate receipts received in the Angel
Trilby game last Sunday in a fishing
trip at Catalina this afternoon.
Al Hoag has been appointed official
umpire in the place recently made va
cant by the resignation of Thomas, in
the Southern State league.
Mart La Baig, pitcher for the Ra-
dunn Springs team, is one of the fast
est pitchers in the Interurban league
and in Sundays game against the
Westminsters he made a record OF
eleven strikeouts.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
HEpwELL SHIPS TO OAKLAND

JUAREZ, Mex. Jan. 31.-A carload
of horses belonging to II. G.. Bedwell
were shipped to the Oakland race track,
San Francisco, today. They include
some of the best known horses that
have raced at Terrazas park this win
ter. Bedwell left Prince Ahmed,
Knight Deck and Right Easy to fill
stake engagements, which are to be
run the latter part of the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
WOMAN WALKER A STAB

PITTSBURG. Jan. 31.-Edward Paw
son Weston will have to look out for
his laurels in pedestrianism. Mrs. Jer-
emiah McClelland, ten years older
than the veteran Weston, is back at
her home in Kittaning after walk
over hilly roads to New Bethlehem
and return. She walked twenty-four
miles and regards it as only pleasant
jaunt.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
COLLEGE MANAGERS MEET

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Jan. 31.--Base-
ball managers from colleges in Iowa
met here yesterday and besides draw
ing up the schedules for this spring
those representatives from the minor
colleges formed an Iowa Intercollegi-
ate association, which will be inde-
pendent of the big Three"-Ames.
Drake and Iowa
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
BY JAY DAVIDSON
a Reputation First

important that Battling Nelson brought with
him yesterday statement that he will insist that
"A before he the
Duhman chance to win the championship Nelson insists that this de
that him the match ne
the fight
opponent doubt
about the easiest
pikings his He does not take
WoIsat his championship aspirations seriously and regards the
0sideb aoicku
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
GRAND AMERICAN IN Hume

PITTSBURG, Jan. 31.-The Grand
American handicap shoot will be held
under the auspices Of the Interstate
Shooting association in Chicago June
21-24, according to announcement to-
day. -----
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
NELSON INSISTS THAT WOLGAST
POST $4,000 SIDE BET AS AGREED
HINTS THAT THIS MUST BE ZONE BEFORE MATCH WILL BE
CONSIDERED ON

Declares Bout and
Dhis Regard Must Be Met Prompty-Hod
Dutchman CheapIy Expects to Knock Him
Long at Freddie
and to Make
Reputation First
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
SOCCER PLAYER INJURED

Arthur Ferry, a member Of the. Poly
technic high school soccer football
team, sustained fracture of bone in
his right leg just above the ankle while
engaging in a practice game at Fiesta
park last night With various others
he was kicking the ball about the field
when he ran into two other players.
Ferry is expected to be able To be OUT
within the next ten days.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01

Anybody who would be able TO hnd an
address in the o,reotory would be able to
6nd your CLASSIFIED ad.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01

Nelson is getting to be real chesty
of late, and when discussing his future
opponents he gives emphatic evidence
of a lack of confidence in their class
and ability to be classed as contenders
for his laurels. After dealing with
Wolgast, as hereinbefore outlined, he
referred to Welsh rather contempt
uously, saying:
"What has that Welshman ever done
70 give him any right TO make so much
racket about fighting me? Who did he
ever lick that classed with such fight
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-26
SAYS FOREIGNERS
USE MORE COPPER
Increased Consumption in
France and England Is
Noted by Aldrich.

Copper consumption on the continent
and in England is satisfactory. and
with tendency to increase slightly.
according TO Sherwood Aldrich. presi-
dent OF the Ray Consolidated Copper
company, who has just returned from
months trip abroad. the time having
been spent in France. Germany and
England. He found that the foreign
view OF the copper situation Corre-
spends closely 10 the general view on
this side Of the water.
Business in France ard England Is
now at what might be called normal"
he said. Foreigners are watching de-
Telopments here very closely. but untu
political and other conditions OF unrest
are cleared up, evince a disposition TO
retain the position Of spectators. Not
that they lack confidence in the sta
bility OF American organizations. but
that they recognize the uncertainty OF
the status OF affairs and desire 10 wait
until they can see ahead little more
clearly.
AT the properties Of the Ray Con-
solidated progress to date is highly sat
istactory. The structural steel for the
mill Is largely up, the grading Is fin
ished for the power plant ana the
foundations are going in. steel deliv-
cries will start within the next sixty
days. Grading for the smeiter is com
plcted and contracts for the material
have been let. OF the 500. 900 shares OF
the ella Copper company outstanding.
approximately $4,000. or IS per cent.
nave been turned in for exchange for
Ray stock under the plan Of cOusoli-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-26
ARROWHEAD WINE IS
ORE BELOW TUNNEL

Manager Porter, who has just re-
turned TO Beaver City after having Wis
tied the Arrowhead property. IN Indian
Peak range. reports that the winze
which Is being sunk from the tunnel
level has broken into the ore at the
depth Of about seventy feet from the
surface. The wall OF the ore body had
been visible for several feet. going
down. but IL was not broken into until
just before Mr.. Porter left. The ore
showed considerable galena. as well as
the usual carbonates. and 70 is be-
licvcd that IL Is richer than anything
heretofore found in the mine.
The company Is building an ore bin.
that the sacking and rehandling OF the
ore may be avoided. A wagon road
has been constructed TO the ore bin.
80 that the wagons may be loaded d.
rect
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-26
GET OIL AND GAS
At SLIGHT DEPTH
London & San Juan People OBJ
tain Results in First
Oil Sand.

Operations in the San Juan oil field
are constantly increasing In their eX-
tent and scope. according to latest re-
ports from that region. The London &
san Juan OIL company has just COM
pletcd one contract oil well. in which
oil and gas were found in the shallow
sands. This find is probably In the
Goodrich sand. which in that locality Is
about 100 feet below the surface
That company's next well Will be
drilled IN It's tract near Mexican Hat
basin. where II r. expected that pro-
ducing well will be brought In at the
depth Of about 500 feet. when pumps
and delivery wagons will be purchased
that oil may be sold for fuel 70 other
operators in the district. a new drill
ing rig Is on the way, and will soon
be In operation
The Navajo oil company has begun
drilling That company is backed by
London capital. and II. + Peterson is
its manager. The Navajo ground Is
said TO be In one Of the most Interest,"
ing portions Of the field. hence its Op-
erations will be closely followed.
4 new manager for the San Fran
cisco a. San Juan oil company has ar
rived at Bluff. and he Is preparing to
start that company's machine. which
has been idle the last three months.
New people. representing large inter
ests. are arriving in the field almost
daily, IL is said, and operations are as
suming an air Of pcrmanenCy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-26
WORK RUSHEDON
BLACKHORSE MILL
Prospect of Its Early Compile
ton Encourages Work
in Mines.

Work on the new mill Of the Anal
gamated Nevada company, in Black
horse district, is progressing at a rate
which indicates that il viii lie ready 20
grind ere within the time limit set by
the company. which was by the first OF
October. Grading for the foundations
for the mill building and the heavy
machinery is about complete. and in
the meantime other necessary buildings
are being constructed and tinbers FOR
the mill superstructure are being
framed. The office building has been
completed and the boarding house is
rapidly assuming proportions.
ore dumps OF the san Pedro mine are
growing steadily and IL is assured that
sufficient ore viii be on hand to run
the mill for a long time. \ saloon and
meat market are beluE established
neat tic mill site.
Mining men and prospectors OF the
district are jubilant over che bull ling
OF the mill. for Il is the object OF the
company TO handle custom ores as well
as the ore from its own properuCs-
Blackhorse ores are free milling. with
the prtacipal values in gold, ana there
are several properties which are pre-
pared to produce high-grade milling
ore. That such production VIII result
n n great deal Of new Development
work being done. which viii mean the
opening OF new mines. Is assured
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-26
Mines and Mining Stocks
JUMBO Elk. OPTION
SECURED BY RICE
Takes 1t as Second Choice Aft
er Failure to Land
Florence.

Failing to gain control Of Florence
GOldfield. by option or otherwise.
George Graham Rice. according to the
best information Obtainable In Gold
field. has secured an option 10 pur-
chase control Of the outstanding stock
OF the Jumbo Extension Mining COM
pany. which has been held by r. @.
Lockhart. II Is asserted that the price
TO be paid r. from IS cents to IS cents
share for rhe soc. 600 shares con-
trolled py Mr. Lockhart.
The Jumbo Extension Is Incorporated
for l.250.e00 shares. 1t has about 20O.-
geo shares In the treasury. and Also
about $1,000. including $4,000 tied up
IN the failure OF the Nye e. Ormsby
County bank. Of which Mr.. Lockhart is
the receiver.
The property includes an interest in
the Poleverde. Vinegoronc and Dick
Bland claims. adjoining the Consoli-
dated properties on the east. and the
Gold Coin. Saddle Rock. Three Friends
and Three Friends Fraction. Black
Butte No. ! and Black Butte Fraction
at Diamondfield.
The Poleverde Claim IS now being de-
velOped by the Gosdfield Annex lease.
which viii. within a few days. have
reached the 1.0O0-foot level with its
shaft. The lease IS backed by Phila-
dlephia capitalists. who have spent a
large amount OF money in develop
ment. and who propose TO sink some
what deeper TO strike another vein
which they believe will be encountered
In the event that Rice gains control
or Jumbo Extension. or any other cor
poration- Il goes without saying that a
stock boosting campaign will be inau-
gurated- II Is reported that he IS try
ing TO obtain control OF the Great
Western mine. at Hornsilver.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-26

Notice IS hereby given that meeting
OF all mem bers OF the association known
and designated as salt Lake City lodge
No. 2b9. Loyal order Of Moose or the
World. will be held on Wednesday even
ing. the Srd day OF August. 1910, at the
hour of o'clock p. m Of said day at
the regular meeting place OF the asso-
citation. to wit: No 81 West First South
street. Salt Lake City, Utah. and the
business to be considered will be that OF
taking up the question OF Incorporating
the society under the laws OF the state
OF Utah. the adoption OF articles OF In
corporation, and the selection OF officers
for the first term Of said corporation.
All members OF the corporation win
please govern themselves accordingly.
RAYMOND II. SARGENT
(Seal) Dictator
S 3. Welsh. Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-26
KEYSTONE Sailed
IS CHARGE MADE
Boston Men Started Work on
Large Scale in Non
Paying Ore.

That the Keystone mine, in Mt Grant
district. Nevada. was "salted" as
means of effecting it's sale last April
to a Boston syndicate is the ugly
charge made by the Nerington Times.
The property was represented as be-
ing a gold mine OF unusual rlChness'
an examination made by an engineer
confirmed the representation, and the
Boston people had started operations
on an extensive scale. Last week the
property was suddenly closed down,
with no explanation at the time. but
IL he's since been learned that the ores
proved to carry less than pay Nalues.
Those who knew the property be
lieved that Il had the making OF a
good little mine. says the Ilmes.
However. il was heralded by Reno
paper as a big property. and improve
ments were planned on scale JUSTIFIED
only by q big proven mine. 4 super
intendent was engaged at salary OF
$4,000 a year and expenses. and nine
room house was built at the mine LOT
him. large assay office, boarding
house and bunk houses were built, IN
addition to starting a forty-ton mill.
The foundations for the mill have been
finished and a part OF the machinery
was on the ground and a portion was
in transit when the order came TO shut
down.
Tests show Small Values
The story is current that the as
aver who was recently installed com
pleted a series OF tests OF the ore and
that the results were far from salts
factory.
Late information makes il prac-
ticallv certain that the Keystone was
sailed before the sale to Boston par
ties. II is said that the best assay Sc
cured recently in a weeks sampling
was 81 80 ton
The AT. Grant district. IL is be-
iieved, will make good as a low-grade
camp. 1t has number OF properties.
the showing on which justifies this be
lief 1t is to be hoped the setback is
only temporary"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-26
PIOCHE WORK PROGRESSES.
Consolidated Company's Shaft IL
Pushed Rapidly.

The big shaft I'm the Consolidated
Phoebe company's property, in which
work was recently resumed at the ESQ
foot point. f. being pushed downward
at a rapid rate. IL IS the intention to
sink to the 1.20O-foot level before
prosecuting to the black ledge. The
shaft work is being done by contract.
the contract having been awarded to
James Cline and Robert Francis at
S17 SO n foot.
The Phoebe X-Ray company is driv-
ing vigorously I'm it's tunnel. In the
Highland Boy district. The tunnel IS
in $50 feet and the face is showing
considerable naturalization. although
the point where ore was expecled to be
found has not yet been reached. IL is
believed now that pay values may be
encountered almost any time.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-26
SAYS GOLDFIELD
WILL Be GREATER
CIeTmOnt Ores Going Deep
Means New Activity in
Nearby Ground.

Yet greater things in the way Of rich
ore disclosures than have yet been re-
corded ia Goldfield are predicted by
Herman Zadig. San Francisco broger
and mining man. who few Jays ago
inspe ctcd the Mohawk and Clermont
workings OF the Consolidated company
When I was in the camp about one
year uEo." said Mr.. Zadig. THE ore was
b. q being opened IN the tso-toot level
Of the Clcrmout, and while had great
expectations I'm regard TO what might
be developed Tn that and I'm other Levels
I was not prepared for Whist has been
actually accomplished. The showing
o. marvellous. 10 would te difficult 20
convince the public OF the magnitude q
tine property. From the showing on the
1.000-foot level whore Che vein Is as
strong and as well defined as az any
other point. am convinced that the val
ucs VIII hold unlmDaired 10 an .ndeh-
mite depth.
n also have great faith I'm ground
contiguous 90 the Consolidated. es-
ucciallv On tho Booth and the orc, but
j anticipate that they will have 70 20
20 "a depth Of probably 1000 feet TO
reach the heart OF the mincrali1cd zone
en- their territory.
More mines will be opened In Gold
field. and there VIII be a great awak =
ching within the next year. 10 IS bound
TO come 10 digging is continued, earn
esffy add intciilgcntly."
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-26

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division. in and for salt Lake
county. state OF Utah.
In the matter OF the estate Of Eliza
beth Rsnds, decessed-Notice-
The petition OK Sarah Wilson. admin
istratrix Of the estate of Elizabeth
kands. deceased. praying for an order
OF sale of real property Of said decd
ent. and that all persons interested ap-
pear before the said court TO show
cause why an order should not be
granted to sell so much as shall be
necessary, Of the following described
real estate Of said deceased, to wit.
Beginning at the northwest corner
OF lot six Co., in block thirteen ll3D.
plat "A. Salt Lake survey. thence
east three rods thence south ten rods;
thence west three rods; thence north
ten rods to the place OF beginning, ana
Is known as 25s West Seventh South
street salt Lake City, Utah. has been
set Tor hearing on Friday. the 5th day
OF August, a. ID. 1910, al o'clock D.
M, al the county court house. in the
court room OF said court. in salt Lake
City, salt Lake county. Utah.
witness the clerk OF said court. with
the seal thereof affixed. this 10th day
or July, a. u. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
(Seal) Clerk.
BY L. p. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
George W. Meyer. Attorney for Petit
toner
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-26
NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING Ou
STOCT<HOInERS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special stockholders meeting OF the
Utah Black Marble company. a corpor-
alton Of Utah, is called and viii be held
at the office OF the company m tho
Peoples State bank building. Nidvale
Utah. on the third day of August. 1910.
at the hour OF $3.50 o'clock q. m. y that
day. for the purpose OF considering and
acting on the removal OF the present
board OF directors. president. vice presi-
dent. secretary. treasurer and manager.
and II any or all Of said officers or di-
rectors are removed THERE and then 10
elect officers and directors to fil the
vacancies created. and for such other
business as may lawfully come before
w d. FITZGERALD.
President.
CLIFFORD GOFF.
GOV. WILLIAM SPRY.
DIR. w. A. MARSH NrsL.
HUGH A. MCMILLAN.
GEORGE G. SHIPP
A. II. PEABODY
GEORGE 4. GOFF.
Stockholders owning more than one
half OF the outstanding capital stock.
Dated. july %. 1850.