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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-29
Auction Sale

Saturday, July 30th. at 10 a.
m. on the corner Of Central
and 1st. | will sell at auction
one lot 25x142 situated on
Fruit Ave. Owner leaving town.
Must sell. The auctioneer al
IFS West Gold Avenue viii
take pleasure in showing LOT be-
fore sale.
J. N. S0lliE, Auctioneer.
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Training Quarter. in Reno.

Reno. New. June 1s-Three OF the
principals - Jeffries. Johnson and
Langford-who are scheduled TO figure
in the two big ring battles on July 4,
have mede reservations for training
quarters in this city and at this time
Il seems an absolute certainty that
Reno viii be the scene OF the big con-
test.
fries, wired TO ". o. Thomas OF this
'city the following message.
Reserve training quarters At Moana
Springs and ac-OrumOdatiOns Tor tif-
teen people. WIZ wire you further
particulars later"
Moana Springs IL already being put
IN shape for Jeffries. who Is expected
Ito arrive IN Reno tomorrow morning
with his party. The springs - Just
ioutside the city limits and Is connected
with the city BY an electric line. It is
equipped with hot and cold baths and
la gymnasium.
Johnson's representative has engaged
lLRuChtons Springs as his training
quarters. When Johnson viii arrive
Is not known here. II was given out
last night. however. that he VIII be
here Monday.
sam Iangfords' representative today
wired for reservations at COney Island
and will train there in case Reno lands
! the two contests. Coney Island Is To-
Gated on the line OF the Southern Pa
lcifio and IS accessible by trolley. II
IS within a short distance OF the pro-
posed site Of the big fight
Before leaving for San Francisco
last night william Mccartney, represen-
'tative OF Richard and Gleason, after
finsnectlng the proposed sites for the
Hcontest in this city, stated that he con
sidercd the site OF the Hart-Root fight
the most suitable. Today practically
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all OF the best hotel accommodation
have been reserved.
Farewell Day for Johnson

all Of the best hotel accommodations
have been reserved.
Farewell Day for Johnson
san Francisco, June 1S.-San Fran
cisco fight fans will be given their
last opportunity TO see Champion Jack
Johnson IN action at his training quar-
tiers tomorrow. He will box twelve
rounds with his sparring partners and
will put I'm a long session in the gym
nasium. IL will be known as farewell
day." all hope having been abandoned
by Johnson and his manager OF hav-
ing the big fight take place in San
Francisco. Preparations have been
made for a quick departure Monday
morning for Reno.
Johnson announced today that he will
appear In the gymnasium at 1880
o'clock. He viii box four rounds with
Cotton a like number with Dave Mills
and a concluding period of four rounds
with Al kaufman. The champion put
in eight miles on the road this morn
ing, returning TO camp shortly before
II o'clock He Jumped on the scales,
which registered exactly 213 pounds
Il feel great" said Jack In fact
7 never felt better in my life. II we
20 TO Reno" here he smiled his golden
OF atmosphere. Jeffries will have no
kick coming. as Il viii affect US both
alike Quarters already have been
picked out for me at Reno, and every
thing will be In shape for me when
arrive. Sig Hart will go ahead OF the
outfit to arrange details"
Speaking Of Blots action IN calling
off the LanRford- Kaufman fight John-
son said: THAT governor OF yours GER
tainly Is a determined man. He was
sure quick action guess San Fran
cisco has seen its last fight
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the result, as he won easily. 1 think
Burns is a great fighter and will give
sam LangfOrd all he wants when they
meet next September He is much
better fighter than many have given
him credit of being. He has good
kick in either hand, and 1 think he
will be able to do more against Lang
ford than any of the others. Burns
left for the United States and Will be
there for the big show on July 4. II
is possible that Mr.. W. F. Corbett'
sporting editor Of the Sidpey Referee.
viii also attend the fight. Mr.. Cor
bett is one Of the best writers In Aus
tralia and a great all-around athletic
His paper is called the Boxers Bi-
BILE" over here. I expect TO be In the
United States some time next fail or
winter. as I have a number Of en-
gagements in sight here at the pres
emf time"
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In a letter he says: Just a few
lines to let you know am getting
along fine and dandy, and have been
matched again with Johnny sum
mers of England. who is really good
welterweight now, but 1 am giving
away weight I'm order to get the
match They call me the Giant Kill
err here, as have been meeting men
much heavier than myself. I fought
the heavyweight champion Of Queens
land and beat him in twenty rounds.
was over I'm New Zealand and came
back to Sidney I'm order to get the
match with Summers I will do my
best to keep the American flag flying.
Tommy Burns. in his fight with
Bill Lang had all the best OF It dur
ing the twenty rounds Tommy has
been poisoned from eating cucumbers.
and had TO postpone the tout a couple
Of weeks, but Il made no difference IN
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The Cheyenne Jockey club opens Its
meeting July % and continues for 10
days. At the head of the club as pres
ident, is Charles Hersig. one OF the best
known ranchers OF Wyoming. and one
OF the largest horse breeders in the
west. r W. Stone. cashier Of the First
National bank Of Cheyenne. IS secre-
tray. and treasurer Of the club,
while the directors include many Of the
best known men of Cheyenne. OF whom
are the Irwin brothers now racing here
The general manager OF the meeting
will be Charlie Campau, the popular aud
efficient secretary and assistant man
ager OF the present meeting at Buens
Vista The presiding Judge and laLji
capper will be Frank St. ID. skinner,
who IS now acting in similar capacity
for the Utah Jockey club and whose
work Is OF very high order.
with Dick DMver cfflcln.LnE at thr
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rbs laws OF Nevada do not prohibit
riove contests and no serious obstaele
40 the staging OF the great oattie IA
that state Is anticipated. After his tur-
buicnt experiences Of the last few days.
calm appears 20 have settleo oNer
Richard. and. breathing freely once
more. he f. inclined TO Jest about his
troubles.
Championship Into safe Port.
Il think we are getting this cham
pion-ship into safe port at last
he told the newspaper men tonight, and
he smiled Erimly over his pun
Both Jeffries and johnson are await
ing the word to move. Preparations
60 break camp have been completed ano
on Monday morning the exodus US, %. on
and San Francisco is expected to be-
gin. Tentative arrangements for train
Ing quarters at Reno have been made
Tor both Jeffries and Johnson
The equalization today OF Louis Blot.
promoter OF the LangfOrd-kaufman
contest. as a result OF Governor Gll-
let's militant measures 90 prevent that
fight has ended ssresstul situation
Blots determination 10 hold the fight.
though shori-livcd. was fraught with
exciting possibilities. involving the
calling out OF the militia but. despite
the promoters open defiance OF the
states executive. no serious Importance
has been attached 90 his warhko dec
iarations and his "backdown' occa-
STONED little surprise
A big crowd surrounded BlOt's arena
this afternoon curious 20 witness the
test OF strength between Blot and
the authorities. Mounted police
threaded paths among the throngs IN
the street and special detail Of pa
troimen managed TO keep the sidewalks
clear. ...........
Promoter Takes Water.
Blot stood az the entrance Of his
Lau->S and chief OF Police Martin as
they mot0rcd up 90 ascertain what was
happening. Neither kaufman nor
L.auEford appeared. however. and lin
ally the crowd melted away.
Blot persists IN his assertion that
the contest has been merely post
poncd" until next Saturday IN order
% stage a minor boxing event against
the holding of which ho hopes the gov
ernor will take action so that a test
case can be put up 20 the courts
sputterinEs Of the controversy be-
tween the governor and the local au-
thOriucs continue 70 attract attention.
Acting Mayor J. A. Kelly issued a
signed gtatcmeat this afternoon pro-
testing against "the threat OF the gov
fuI community 20 prevent BOTS con-
test II the city officials refused 70 take
action
As the situation stands. Governor
Gnlett has dealt a "knockoutr blow 20
prize-fightlng IN California and IS both
Wi-ner and referee
Jeffries Ready 60 Move.
BJa Lomond. Calif.. June 1s.-WIth
training apparatus and his new outdoor
ring. Just completed at considerable ex-
pense and trouble. carefully slowed
away and everything packed Jim JET
fries IS awaiting word % move. JEFF
fries Is ready 70 take to the road. but
cannot well take his departure until
he has been told where be shall head
for. While Richard and Gleason have
not yet sent definite word. All indica-
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barrier in the third race. which was
won by Jim Basey. who showed re-
leila In a hard drive. Vosper. a good
rider. was up on Jim Basey and got
the speed out Of the colt. a thing that
Gargan had failed 20 do a week before.
accept any more mounts because OF
incompetency. There Is no question
about the boys honesty, but after a
years riding he has shown himself OF
no help to horse.
In a stirring finish Knight OF Ivan
hoe took the last race at one mile from
the fast closing Coppers. Steel made
a strong bid at the half. but could
not hold IL out
The crowd was a record one. even
larger than that which greeted the
Cullen handicap. Owing to the over
land Limited being late the crowd was
detained In getting In. The railroad
company reported The Limited late, but
forgot to inform Manager Dwyer that
II had made up time, all OF which
made II nice for everyone The crowd
was delighted with the card, however,
and when the specials did arrive they
brought in an enthusiastic crowd OF
race patrons.
Next week the big feature will be
the Juvenile handicap for two year olds.
The SummRryt
FIRST race, five and One-half furlongs
Bill Eaton (Battiste). TO /, won;
Matte Mack (Otis), s to 1, second.
Byron Oeeds). 20 10 1. third. Time.
1903 2-5. Sainest, Maid OF Orleans,
Aquiline, Chief Desmond. Hannis. Lii
lium Copperfield and Luke Mccoy fin
ished as named
Second race. five furlongs. selling
/ St. Joe (Manders). II to 8, won. On
Parole (SaugeD. to I second; = NJ
Fry (Battiste). 2 to !, third Time,
| 1 .o2. Plume, Aqua, Hattie Dodson and
Titus finished named
/ Third race, four and one-half fur
longs, purse-Jim Basey (Nosper)
20 /, won; Balella (Battiste), 10 to 1,
| second. Pearl Bass (PaEe) to 4, third.
Time. IS 3-5. Del Friar, West Point
Milt Jones. Pawhuska and Great Caesar
finished as named.
Fourth race. Utah derby. one mile
and one-eighth, s1.20o--Chester Krum
| (Ruxton). 90 6 won. Fusileer Corey.
| 20 TO 1. second: Miss Picnic (Nosper).
lis TO !, third. Time 1857 LIS. Tansy
and odd Rose finished as named.
Fifth racs, six furlongs, purse
Spohn CA WiHiams). 5 to 1. won, Ocean
Shore (Kederis) 4 to 1. second; Enfield
] (Corey). Il TO 3, third. Time 1:1A
I Arionette, Jack Paine, Tremargo,
Marchmonet. Beaurnsn, Arasee, Lady
Mcdowell and Glaucvs finished as
named.
Sixth race one mile. selling-Knight
OF IvanhOe (Corey), TO I, won Cop
pers (E- SMITH, 3 to 2. second; steel
(Kent). Z to ?, third Time, NJ. Mike
Jordan, Gene Russell Cadichon. Bonnie
Prince Charlie and Senator Barrett I'm
ished as named.
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lions are that Reno Is the place where
the fight will be held.
This a. virtually accepted by JET
fries and he has made arrangements
TO pitch his camp at resort within
few miles Of Reno. Jeffries and his
party OF trainers sparring partners and
friends expect to leave here Monday
morning on a special Pullman.
The big fellow put In q strenuous
forenoon. but with the. slowing away
OF the last OF his training apparatus.
he was forced 60 idieness in the after
noon. Tomorrow he will go to Santa
Cruz. where he VIII give his final box
ing exhibition before the big fight.
san Francisco June 1S.-Mayor p.
TT. Mccarthy returned late today to
been for the past six weeks on official
business. The mayor, still suffering
from the broken ankle which he sus-
tained In an automobile accident at In
dianapolis, was taken from the train
az Oakland Mole In a wheeled chair
20 an automobile, which carried him
on board the fcrryboat He was met
at the Mole BY District Attorney Flick
ert. Chief or Police Martin and police
commission and other city officials.
Mayor Mccarthy refused 10 discuss
the action or Governor Gillett in stop
ping the LanEfOrd- Kaufman fight. say
Ing that he would not discuss any mat
ter In connection with the governors
acts in this connection until he has had
time 20 thoroughly inform himself Of
the facts Of the case
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FEATHERWEIGHTS START
WORK FOR PROVO BOUT

Peanuts Sinclair and Young Erlen-
born start training tomorrow for their
2O-round meeting at Provo before the
Commercial Travellers outing. Man
ager Hardy Downing OF the Manhattan
Athletic club. who IS handling the bout.
went to Provo Friday and laid out the
plan for the arena in the ball park,
where the bout will be held
From the first meeting put up by the
two boys when they boxed 20 ROUNDS
TO a draw at ogden. II is likely that a
big crowd from the Junction City. salt
lake and other points. as well as the
visiting travellers will see the go. The
boys box for a $1,000 purse.
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Chester Krum trotted back to the
winners ring without seeming to have
drawn a long breath. despite the long
route and his impost OF 122 pounds.
Unsaddled. beautiful floral collar was
placed around his neck and Buxton was
placed on his bare back. and the ami
was led before the stand. bowling his
acknowledgements TO the rounds OF
cheers and handclapping that greeted
the pretty sight-the same as had been
accorded Orbicular. winner Of the Gull
len handicap, one week before.
A field of five. including two add
ed starters-Miss Picnic and Eusileer-
faced the barrier. and Starter Dick
Dwyer got them away In less than
minute and all abreast. Nosper, on
Miss Picnic. urged his mount into the
lead. with Buxton having a nice hold
on the favorite In second position. with
Fusileer, Tansy and odd Rose trail
ing.
At the back stretch Miss Picnic led
by five lengths, with the favorite about
the same distance ahead OF the three.
When Chester krum got his head he
breezed by Miss PICNIC, sailing home
IN impressive. II easy. fashion At the
head OF the stretch Corey, on Fusi-
lleer, took to his whip and after hard
drive overhauled the firing pacemaker
The original field of seven had been
cut down to three-Jacquelina being
scratched because her owners had no
hope OF winning Meltondale was still
l
and Kiddy Lee were afraid their en-
| tries could not last over the route.
Afraid of Chester.
The truth was they were all afraid
of Chester Krum. The winner Is a
race horse in any company and will
] be heard from many times at the meet
ing. even against older horses.
! Following the Derby came one of the
most exciting races OF the meeting, put
up By classy field OF sprinters over
SIX furlonEs The field swung into the
istretch bunched-at least three horses
seeming 70 have the edge on Spohn,
the pacemaker. Jockey A Williams.
one of the crack colored riders OF the
winter at Emeryville. up on Spohn,
took to his whip and the horse showed
himself a gamester by standing a hard
and long drive TO win from Ocean
Queen by a nose. Enfield closed fast.
but was hemmed along the rail and
lacked the speed 20 get through.
! Bill Eaton took command OF the first
! race at the head Of the stretch and
came home a winner by a half length
over the fast closing Matte Mack.
Byron also closed strong for the show.
| The second race brought out a
popular reception for the winner. st
Joe and Manders. the rider. Manders
saved a lot of ground huEging the rail
| entering the stretch and got a fine
burst Of speed out OF his mount In
the last sixteenth to nose out the
speedy On Parole. which had opened
a gap, but lost ground by a wide turn
and was just nipped.
A fine lot OF youngsters faced the
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High Time for Match.


The z. c. NJ. 1. kept up their winning
streak Wednesday by trimming the
Granite Red Wings to the tune OF 5
to g. Ash. who was on the mound
for T. C. NJ. l.. was In fine form. fan
ming IL OF the Red Wings and allowing
them but one lone hit. and but for the
coordination Of a hit batsman a hit
and a wild throw coming in a bunch
would have scored a shut-out.
Batteries Il. {. NJ. l.. Ash and Knick-
erbocker: Red Wings, Lagroan and
Sutherland
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barrier at Butte the starter for Chey-
enne will be James Healey. present as
sistant TO Mr.. Dwyer.
The Cheyenne club offers some fine
feature events with the daily offering
in purses over $1,000.
Following the Cheyenne meeting
Denver opens September for 13 days
at Overland park under the manage
ment Of Ed Gaylord. one Of the best
known horsemen in the west Six runs
and a harness event will make up the
daily program at Overland park and the
purse offering IS large one.
While Cheyenne and Butte open st
the same times there are enough horses
ia Salt Lake 70 supply big fields for
both meetings. Now salt Lake IS rec
ognized at the turf center OF the in
terraountain country the crack stables
draw by the Utah Jockey club will
split between the tracks TO return to
Salt Lake for the fall meeting.
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CLERKS TO TOOELE.

The Retail Clerks nine takes Its
first out-of-town trip Sunday, when
the team goes to Tooele to play the
fast Smelter city nine. While three Of
the clerks stars are on the sick list.
they expect to give Tooele a warm ar
gument.
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RENO IS LIKELY TO
GET THE Big FIGHT
LGnefOrd-K Kaufman BOut Is Post
pOned and California Governor
Has Won by Knockout

Is-DecI rm
he
offh rIr--Io hn.on battles n tU he. not
Cnfor
bu
The r,soufd nofs fnfc VIVA e r 10
eeea WITH origin
Keno ntouaorr OF
1son Renoi the fight brigade
match thai definitely eliminated possible
positive expected
that the battle Of century will be fought Nevada
bids
representing rival cities Godfd and Ely The city
Inducements
Immediately generally under
thatRn wilb
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CHEYENNE And DENVER RACE
MEETINGS FOLLOW SALT LAKE


n
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CHESTER KRUM WINS
FIRST UTAH DERBY
Takes Big Event in Easy
Style and Gets Ovation
From Record Crowd

an reo0rda
for the Chester
the tnaorit derbiea
was
one.
a 1 L to O. nd he vonh like even
n he openedu lead tene Ethn
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TODAY WILL SEE BIG
CROWD AT TROUT STREAMS

Even a larger crowd than turned out
for the opening day of the trout sea-
son viii make for the fishing grounds
today. many having left yesterday aft
ernoon to be early on the GROUNDS:
with the trout streams Utah lake VIII
share in drawing the crowds, as the
bass are reported TO be taking fine.
The trout fishing thus far has been
excellent and the catching has been
equally good for those that know now.
Manv an amateur. however. has gone
out to return with practically an empty
creel. while a veteran fishing beside
him has his basket uncomfortably
heavy.
II Is the gentle art OF trout ilshlng
that makes the sport what Il is and to
the beginner day along trout
stream is worth while, even IL the bag
is light.
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BOISE WANTS YOKEL
AND BUSCH TO MEET

Boise. June 1s-There is a possibility
that Carl Busch. who meets Patrick
Devauey at the Pinney theatre in
wrestling go next Tuesday night. may
be matched with Nike YOkel. the pride
OF Salt Lake City" at some near fu-
ture date.
Busch said yesterday afternoon that
he had written to Yokel. asking that
"a match be arranged. and he believes
Mike will take favorable action in the
matter.
A match between Busch and Yokel
would be for the middleweiEht cham
pionship OF the west and would. no
doubt. occasion much interest among
the lovers Of the mat game both here
and in the Utah metropolis.
While Nokel is a powerful wrestler
and has won all contests in which he
has participated in Salt Lake City for
la long time. many followers OF the
game here have expressed the opinion
that he would have his hands full to
pin the shoulders OF the great Carl
TO the mat.
High Time for Match.
When Il comes right down to 10. Il
is about time for Mike to have match
outside OF Zion. he has done great
work I'm that city to be sure, but many
lOf his friends would like to see him
break away from his own bunch long
enough for a bout outside OF his i'm
mediate circle OF admirers in Salt Lake
lCity.
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RUDlE UNHOLz LIKES BURNS
TO WIN FROM LANCFORD

Milwaukee, African hghtweght
still business doing we'll
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Beware Of the surgeons knife. Try
Chiropractic as practiced by DR.. r j.
Schultz. the expert chiropractor- No
pflls: no knife. Your case diagnosed
from the spine. Examination and first
adjustment free. VIII be in my office,
21{ Herald building. Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
DR. r. J. SCHULTZ.
Salt Lake City.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
Sealed proposals for furnishing sup
plies, delivered at the Nevada State
Prison, for one year from February
1, 1910. will be received up to Janu-
airy 20, 1910. All articles to be nrst
class of their kind and to be delivered
in suci quantity and at such times a.
the Warden may direct. quantity vary
ing each month as required. All arti-
cles not satisfactory to be returned et
contractors expense. Bids to be di.
rected to Secretary Board Of State
Prison Commissioners, Carson City,
Nevada, up to January 20. 1910.
The Board reserves the rigit TO re-
ject any and all bids.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
stale VI NEVADA, IN AND
y Onmssr COUNTY.
THE STATE OF NEVADA. on tho
relation OF R. c. Stoddard, "A Al.
torney-Generai. and d. S. Dickerson,
w. G.. Douglass and D. II. Ryan. as
and constituting the Board of Bank
Commissioners Of the State Of No
vada. Plaintiff
NYE G ORMSBY COUNTY BANK,
a corporation. and Frank Golden.
Neil Mclean. T. w. Kendall, ]. ].
AcQuillan. w. ]. Douglass. Robert
Stewart, and L. L. Patrick, the duly
elected. qualified and acting directors
of said corporation, Defendants.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been, by the order
Of the above entitled Court duly Given
and made, appointed receiver OF the
Nye & Ormsby County Bank, above
mentioned and has qualified az such
All persons having claims Of any
kind or character whatsoever
against said The Nye & Ormsby ]
County Bank, or = gainst the receiv-
err thereof, are required to present
same, duly verified, to the 70
ceiver of said Nye & Ormsby County
Bank, at Carson City, Nevada, within
Jour months from the date of the
irst publication this notice.
Dated November IL, A. D., 1909.
GEORGE S. HALL.
Receiver Of The Nye & Ormsby
Bank.