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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

SALT LAKE Nine
IS NOW ASSURED
,,.of Fans Meet at Commercial
H'" Cmb-Board Of directors
l. Named.

.. su there Thursday night "a.
I'', ..,,.reisI club, ai the basenul
ue E. city. and as "a result g''d
Fans ,s.prsd for Salt Lake during
ai''''.' ,., season. "a o. shepard Free
OBJ. 49,, ,...s-t A. pahlquist a. tt Craooe.
~" ,,-..t Govan were elected directors
pa .--,n.auon and given power 90
Of '''' .io,s rhoir own lines 10 perfect
g. ao''..r,t. baseball team of tho Uth
s'a'. ,-4,,r,re.al club was simply given
lrs baseball men and there were
'''' 49, off club members who bccams
" ..i and Joined with Che crowd to
..r the game ways md means
5...osse5 in am informal wti th'
49, ..-i ouestou being the raising of
r'.n deposit which is necessary Co
,ne ,-ss playing out the season. One
49,, made was that one dollar Doe
'....tsd by each OF 1000 fans. AM
80 fo make tag uay. There
'''' IN sorts of schemes mentioned
", others being one that "a c2ilec-
~. ssoYld be- made among the crowd.
' .-i ..igr5.5 attendance at the meeting
ts, rpcg,ss Of thc movement
-. Conclusion and finally solved &C.
nv ,,t, leaving the whole matter 10 tine
losrd of directors.
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DETAILS
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT

Chicago. March 5.-Jack Gleason Of
san Francisco. who. with Tex Richard
Is staging the Jenries-Johnson light 10
san Francisco on July A. IN company with
sam Berger. manager Tor Jenrit7' ar
rived boz chicago yesterday 90 make pre-
limluary arrangements for the contest
clemson denied the story about the pos
sibiiitv OF either fighter 'hunkiug OUT
OF tho match by stating that one OF the
objects OF his visit east was 10 se an
Insurance policy Of 5000 on each OF the
Derger came east principally 20 gather
Ina "a fcw more human punching hak0 TOT
me use OF Jefricg. Tie has already en-
Gagged Farmer Burns. Frank Gotch iSoF-
en- Cornell. Bob Armstrong and SemeH
j. Corbett
Gleason will meet Jack johnson iodey
ON tho lattcr's return from New YORK,
ana he will impress upon the colored man
the necessity Of being al his coast tram
ing quarters az least by May J. Jcnrlrs
viii be al hts own quarers by April 9
II am going 90 meet "a lot Of railroad
people mere said Gleason. "and sec what
can be- done about having seat coupons
attached % the railroad tickets which
would guarantee the holders absolutely
AGAINST loss.
"The tickets Tor the 6ght viii Boz print-
ed In Chicago. ana every enori to fore
stall couutcrfeiuug VIII be made.
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THE ENTRIES.

l55-POUNu CLASS.
s. McCabe, G.. wilson j. w. Gustner'
r. G tsrahhi feimer Richie I'd sperry,
j. r. Niblo. John Weiduer. Lyman
Young, Walter T.. Scott. r. H. Montague,
Louis James. Fred Newell. g.. n Wal
lace tOgdeul, Ncrn Mccullough and Ar
thur Smallcy ,Ogdeu).
125-POUND CLASS
Ernest Crowton. Robert l.. stipko will
lard smith T.. q Helm. r. D.. Lambert
CProvol. w N ogden provo). Dan IT,.
Mnckey. Albert Roy. +. FenlcSsey, Bert
Smoot Arthur smalley COgdcn).
18i-pOUND CLASS.
a. 4. Judges Ellen Lloyd, Ira Hombcrt
proVol. Gin Evans, NJ j. Cleary cog
DEM, Del stewart tProvol.
1E-POUND CLASS.
r.. l.. seuwood. g. a. Beck. r. c..
KauDitsky. Chester sharon tOgdenl. John
Miller tproyol, j. NJ. Hall, T.. Harris
,Ogden). Arthur MacSe John Reichen-
bach carl Peterson tproNo), T. r.
prcshaw lOgden), W. Lindsay.
t6S-POUND CLASS.
S. t. Martonson. Ben Harber Dale
Dean, Ezra Peterson ProvoJ.
lIEAVYwEGGHTs
Ben Harkor, Dale Dean.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THE RIVERSIDE CANAL COMPANY.
Principal place of business. Salt Lake
CITY Utah. Notice is hereby given that at
o. regular ana duly called meeting OF the
Board OF Directors Of the Riverside Can
on COMPANY held Thursday. the Path day
% February. 1910. AN assessment Of two
dollars and nfty cents lS2 lol per share,
was levied on all the outstanding capital
STOCK OF The company, payable immedi-
Niely To John I. Ncbeker. Treasurer. No.
W North Main Street. salt Lake City.
Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 10th day Of
April 1910. shall Doe declared delinquent
and advertised for sale. and N payment
Do" not made ou or before Monday. the
10Th day of May 1910 viii be- sold az pub
Ia auction Ht o'clock b. m. of said day.
u tHr office of the Company. no. % North
Main street salt Lake city. Utah. 90 pay
tID delinquent assessment thereon. To-
Enthor with Che cost OF advertising and
expense OF SALE
JOHN T.. NEBEKER
Secretary Riverside Canal Co
Date of first publication March T. 1910
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GOSSIP FROM SPORTING WORLD

Wagner. the biz sWdtter of the Ma
tiOual league says that the pitchers
OF his organization outClass those of the
American league He is after that auto
mobile offered for the best batter Boo the
major leagues and wants 20 have mat
tors cveued up. Last year be- batted 1888,
90 $40 FOR cobb. Of the Detroit Tigers,
lu the other league.
Kctchcl stalled and put on bis scrap
with Klaus for two weeks and then was
lucky 10 get OF with draw Is IL pos
sihle that the Michigan demon has gone
back?
Manager Hardie Downing Of the Man
haitian Athletic club is putting on sume
nifty bouts at the pavilion of the salt
Palace every Monday night There BE- "a
hope among the fans that he will oncr
some classy man against Young Erlon-
born The Denver boy could have put IL
AN over Kid BlaCkie last Monday night
had he felt so Inclined
Yes. II you please, we are going 20
have AN sorts Of classy baseball In sat
Lake this year and John Tohiu, In COM
others are going to see that We get %.
The basketball season ls over and no.
body knows just whore they are A. Pos
sibly next year the u. ]. A. g.. will form
ulatc some sort OF plan which viii en-
able the followers u the game 90 know
just where they are at when the season
ls over
Fred Ronuion. coach al Provo and com
ING head ~ athletics at the university
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Jeffries Gets No Bear But
Mountain Jaunt Does Good

Los Angeles. March 2l-Jim Jeffrics re-
turned from the mountains lean, Lark and
active, ready according TO his own frank
statement 90 fight within The next three
weeks
To those who wondered al tho white
champions good physical condition and
appearance ~ few weeks ago his pres
ont condition would appear but little
short OF marvellous. All traces ot JEFF
fries the " good fellow have dis8p-
peared. II is Jenries the athlete that
shakes hands with his friends now
and from his boyish looks these same
friends can almost believe that the
Jenries Of seven or eight years ago has
stepped out OF an Old photograph 10
greet them.
Jim is down 10 22j pounds. which
means that he u.s. within six or seven
pounds Of the notch that ne will scale
when no lights the fuse TO the big
Fourth or July explosion His wind
is so nearly perfect that Jenries himself
is fully satisfied IN this respect
IT pulled on a 32-milc hike through the
mountains one dav last week covering
the distance over the toughest kind Of
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice ls hereby given that sealed bids
win be received bv tho undersigned up 20
H. noon. Friday, March 18th. 1910. fer the
materials and labor required u tho
erection and completion OF an eight-room
addition and a. toilet and manual train
Ing building. tO be erected at tho Long
fellow school J and First Streets. SUIT
Lake city, for the salt Lake 'l'y Board
OF Education according 90 plane. specific
cations and drawings which are open FOR
the inspection OF the bidders 100 Che office
OF Dallas 81 Hedges in the Dcacret Va
toual Bank building corner of Main
and First South Streets, Salt LAKE city.
utah, and am bids and proposals az mo
above time win be publicly opened and
read ln the office OF the Board of EduCa-
ton, city and County Building. salt Lake
CITY. Utah
All bids must be addressed 20 Board
Of Education for Salt Lake city and
marked ON tho lower left hand corner
Bids" or such bids may be delivered
to the Board OF Eudactian at the said
time and place Of opening same
Bids must not contain conditions.
qualifications. proposition or any oih'r
things than those mentioned Zoo tho plans.
specifications drawings. contract and
bonds. and bidder must use the r1rm ~
bids which will bC found Bt The office of
said architects and no other form of bid
will be received
bank in salt Lake City Utah. for AZ
least S per cent N the amount of each
bid must be inclosod Each check Us 10
he made payable 90 be undersigned, and
De- 20 be forfeited 90 tho undersigned. In
case tho hld Is accepted and the bidder
does not enter into contract within three
DAYS after ITS acceptance, for the faithful
execution OF the contract and bond here
matter mentioned.
Tho proposed contract and bond are also
al the office OF said architects and may
there be examined.
a bond must be furnished for one-half
Of the bid with good and sufficient sure
ties. an satisfactory 10 tho undersigned
The undersigned reserves the right 10
reject anv and an bids
BOARD OF EDUCATION
salt Lake City. Utah.
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country boz less than eight hours. Jim
said % wasn't tired at alI. and was
breathing as easily at the finish as when
/ started. / know what I'm t1lkug
about when ] say no man with "a bad
wind can stand up under stunt OF that
kind"
The pesslmist will ask right away.
"Mhy does Jenries intend putting in
three whole months. perhaps four, al his
training camp 10 Dee d. iu such good con-
ditiou MOVE" Jcnrios himself answered
this question tonight
n am going into camp az Rowardcnnan
as much for the rest as anything else"
DO said. ~ love the outdoor life better
than anything else bon the world, and Bor-
ger tells me that the Santa Cruz resort
is an ideal one for me. ! am going on
strong for rowing and an that sort OF
work in preference 20 the regulation
Csmu stunts Youll see me out OF doors
~ hours OF moro out Of every e. No
danger of my going stale. I know too
much for that
u looked like the days OF Jenries's
former reign TO see the crowds following
him about tho streets today.
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RUSH TO INTERIOR
or ALASKA BEGINS

Seattle, wash March 25-NoWs OF
mild weather Zoo Alaska, following am
unusually severe winter. has caused "a
rush To- the interior gold country be-
fore the spring tina destroys the trails.
ON the steamer olympia, which sailed
for Valdez today, stcerlgo berths were
occupied by mmcownors and merchants
who were willing Co suffer any iucou-
Ncuiencc iu order t1 beat the thaw.
For period between the break up Of
the Valdez trail and the opening of the
Yukon river DO wiH Doc difficult 90 reach
Fairbanks and Nome Conflicting re-
ports of the value of the new lditau0d
gold fields continue Co Dee received. \
good year nc Nome and an output ot
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SECOND CHOICE WINS
GLENBR00K HANDICAP

,,-------
oakland. '.H'. March ll'Ju,i''
lh, feruId g.ul.e. proved ah easy WIZ
ner "f inc GienuI1oN hahdlDap. lnr I'"-
tgr. OF The card ai l.mgl VIE i"a'5 y
Maamah ana hchiu te'd OF lu, h.h,
wei stable ruicd ldN'il''. Nddinau i.u
gulI 'H' -tlt'D"' Mu,it pc Nl,t d" ~.
hrtNy sulhE aAd llIi'7H'o "utHi"e '''
MONEY. .,... s......
Grace %. won lh' miro hl neck iI'IH
harrington. VINO k'i away bAdlA.
summary.
flf-t L'c', tuiuuly 'oufa hid Noit D.
~ 'S'Il'u' to J. won. i'iA!. lllN'.'
lt" '.p.I' ?" 1890, ,ii''i-1' W
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AT JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville. Fila. March 2t-The tc1-
turc ~ tho card today was the defect OF
Boos Grsude. the even money favoriic.
iu the fourth race.
summary.
First race, Four furi0urF pursU-CHy.
g Co o won. Sir kelruov. no tu T. src-
ond. Tallahassee, o. Co 4, third. time
$40 2-5
second race. siN rurlongs. uurs .-n1i-
tate. To- o.. won, Marie Hyde % t1 o.
second. Amyl 70 90 ], thrd time
1.lfl-5.
Third race. seven furlonss purse
Fond Heart to 10 won, skye, p to %
second, Coincidence. 90 D. third, time
1870 3-5.
Fourth race. mile and AN eighth, purse
Taboo. l3 t1 lH won. Wo1'Wluder. o
Co T. se,ouds EuCa Graudo. even. third,
time 1853 f-t.
Fifth race. seven furiougs, pur,e-tIomc
Run, l6 t1 D. won, Furnace. n tn a. Gee.
oud. Pinto. 90 o. third time 80 a.5.
Sixth race. mile, uurse-Dapt1an Swan
son, TO g. won, Allan Foaru, ll to o..
second SNUG. to 70 third. time
30 3-5.
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MORGAN SPORTS WILL
SEE BOXING CONTEST

March l5. 1910. at the Peoples Opera
House. Morgan, Utah. the main event of
the evening will De "a I-round bout be-
tween two. Blackey the Italian l22
pounds of Oakland cal. and Barney Nc
Carthy. l2i pounds. Butte Mont
The SECOND event wiz he a lO-rouud
bout between W r.. Eddington, champion
of Morgan. and KID Herrick Of Ogden.
The evenings entertainment will open
with "a iO-round bout between two penny
weights. Earl Francis and Elmo Ed
diugton. This promises TO Doe "a cham
piouship affair ar the winner Of the con-
test. 10 De- understood Us TO meet the win
ner or the ST. clair ErlonDorn contest -
Morgan POST
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UNIVERSITY NEWS

This week. members of the normal
class presented Prof William H.
Stewart with a class pin.
At ~ 80 this morning the annual sem
i1r chapel day exercises were held.
when AN excellent program was rem
dered as follows. Baritone solo. "Shep-
herd King "The Sweetest Flower
That Blooms" Horace Ensign. inyoca-
ton. the Rev. Elmer l. Goshen: violin
solo, Romance" from Second Con
ccrto. "Bcmice." Miss Chloe Sharp,
address. o. W. Powers; soprano solo.
Bells Of Easter Day and III Ycull
Remember Me-" Miss Edith Grant.
ON Auril I and 9 President j r.
Kupsbury and Prof W NJ Stewart
win address meeting ~ the county
superiutoudcnts of schools.
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FIGHT WITH DEvILFIsm.

SausaHto. cal. March 25-Thrce
fishermen ip crab boat wagod
"a desperate night with teu-foot
devllhsh yesterday afternoon. finally
capturing the monster and landing IL
alive.
The octopus was caught In crab
net In the ocean near the entrance 90
san Francisco bay Believing they
could Kim 90 iu tho boat the men
hauled the dovu0sh aboard. only To-
precipitate "a battle that continued
until shore was reached Breaking
through the net the octopus wound
tentacle about the boats gasoline
engine and almost tore % from ifs
moorlugs The men rushed TO the
farther end Of their craft and armed
with oars beat down the writing
arms of the monster. FINALLY with tho
aid Of the net. they suhdued the
devlfsh and were abs TO start the
motor.
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says that he has "a track and baseball
team which can take the measure OF the
university notwithstanding the four-year
rule. Fred should Doe given "a chance TO
prove what he says.
Stanford and California are stiu on tho
outs. And Do is the same old thing. the
four-year rule.
Coach stage, that old hero OF the yale
blue. who has earned another letter 1t
chicago, ls against mass play and wants
some modlhcauon or the forward pass.
Tie is also very much against diving
tackle.
Coach Dad Couyil. of the high. rs not
saying much. but De is getting together
q mighty fast bunch Of baseball men who
are liable 70 cause some surprises. DE
has plenty OF good material and at least
one slab artist who is liable 90 cause
some trouble with opposing sluggers.
Barney oldaeld is that same old demon
as hc was away back I'D years ago when
Doe came iu ON the stretch and Won from
Eddie Bald. Tom cooper aud Fred Sims
he rs breaking an sorts " auto records
and does not show any symptoms OF
needing nerve medicine.
Yes. those youngsters are throwing
their heads on, aud the majority W. 10
back 90 the minor leagues. only iu get
into shape late bon the season and he
drafted again. They should get wise.
Baseball rs e braiuy proposition. but al
most every man who follows II for a llv-
ing takes It as an easy thing
Christie announced hc had driven his
last race.
oldheld, who broke The worlds records
during the meet here. left today FOR Los
Angeles cal. where Dee will particIpate
in the races there next month
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GRANITE HIGH WILL
WITNESS SOCCER GAME

.-t. ,,Hit.s and the Blues will play an
.n.,'g5 t-trnr of soccer football on the
.,snif. high school campus saturday
.s,e-t01n It o'clock az their request.
IA h les very probable Granite viii
- I'M thc game ass am auNliury ca
s~er.sau football next fail, the same as
,tbsr colleges are doing throughout tue
'-,1tr,. III several high schools a3cst
t,,5er. a cur will be given for compel
len ,.,
\ the corner on First South ans Main
.reat on saturday In time TO catch the
: o'clock Murray car
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In the District Court OF the Third
Judicial District Of the state OF Titan.
in and for salt Lake County, probate
division In the matter uf the estate or
Alfred Moses. Deceased. Notice The
petition Of Margaret May Moses Burke
Moses. deccused praying for an order 60
borrow money hy mortgage ON rs1l
property of said deceased and that all
persons interested appear before sald
court 20 show cause why AN order should
moi ba made TO borrow $50 and mortsaga
SD much ag shall be necessary OF inc
following described real estate situated
n Salt Lake County. Utah, to-wit
Beginning no point So rods south FROM
quHrtsr Of section l5, township 2 south.
rang I west Salt Lake Meridian and
running thence north along the section
limo between section 10 and IT.. 3.N rods,
.rhfure north 90 degrees fn minutes east
5it rods Co tho West Bank OF the Jor-
dan river. thrncC southCrlv along said
bank of s8l1 river t0 "a point $50 rods
duo south from the north line ~ said
section %. thence west "a rods more or
loss 90 the said section line between
said sections "a and NJ thence north l6.b
rods 90 thc point of beginning contain
fua .-u acres more or less. has been SET
for hearing ON Monday the ith day Of
AurII 1910 at o'clock %. m. at the
county Court House Boo the Court Room
of slid Court m salt Lake city, Utah.
Witness the clerk 0f said Court with
thc seal thereof affixed this 27rd day
MARGARET ZANE wlrcHER
By T.. p. Palmer Deputy
Lawrence N Robertson. Attorneys Tor
Petitioner.
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TmnEE sIsTERs rNITEn.

Washington. Pa. March G-For the
first time boz o. years. three sisters mono
of whom lived more than 100 miles from
Mary Dunn The two others were Mn
susan Lytlc OF Beaver Falls, and Mrs
Laura Uoul,y OF Bridgeport. q Their
parents died while the three were young
and strangers took charEe OF the girls.
who lost track Of each other. Recently
Mrs Dunn instituted search.
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DELNQUENT NOTICE.

North Bingham mine. "a corporation.
Principal place Of business. Sale Lake
city. Utah
Noucc-Thcro are delinquent upon
the following described stock on ac-
count OF assessment No. l. levied Sept
H. 1909 the following several amount
set opposite the names of the respective
stockholders.
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CHAMPION WRESTLER
MAKES GAME FIGHT

Chicago. March -5.-Fauk Motifs na-
national a. a. o.. heavyweight wrestling
champion. last night sacrificed two ribs
Boo order 10 break the hold Of Joseph
Rider hIs opponent Don a. match at tho
Iuter-park tourney with the cracking Of
the ribs went victory which was awarded
to- Rider although be- was unable TO
got q cIean faIl.
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WESTON STILL sPRINTs.

Nofblune, Mo- March 2i-For IS
U" Edward Pavson Weston walked
lal under burning sun Tho walker
y almost exhausted when he reached
fre tonight
" clock tomorrow Weston will re-
"ie 1f walk. Tie is 10 days ahead Of
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And .u accordance OF the law and ore
u. 1sH so many shares OF each parcel
of stock as may be- necessary will Dee sold
at the office OF the company. go Herald
Building 40. 100 South Main Street salt
Lake city, utah. on tho sOth day -
April at ~ o'clock noon. Co paw the lt-
Un0uent assessment together with cost
OF advertising and expense uf SALE
HENRY D. BURTON. Secretary.
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FRESHMEN STRONGEST
OF YALE CLASSES

cd az the Yale university gymnasium
OF the comparative strength OF the four
classes now ln college show that tho
freshman class is in the lead with 1910
points The sophomore class iF second
with gss.1. and the senior class Is IA last
nLanN-
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BURL COX DEAD.

Tulsa. okla. March La-Burl Cox. as-I
50 years. one OF the most widely SHOWN
uf The nld-umc United states marsl1Ia
rear keystone YESTERDAY Cox assisted
iu running down many OF the old terri
tory "had men,
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MOTOR BOAT RACE.

New York. March Announcement
was made today that the Motor Boat
club Of America has raised suhscrip-
ton OF So 900 for the purpose N build
ing and equlpping a new defender OF the
international cup The trophy r. 20 be
raced FOR IN American waters next
August.
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CHICAGO WHITE S0X
WIN AND THEN LOSE

. hos Angeles March 2A-SCotts pitch
De- was TOO much for the Vernon batters
hday and The chicago White Sox No.
- from the Vernon team OF the Pacific
Boast league, 5 60
ore: r H. Y
q bite sox .......................... . 3
tIH0N ...'t..s.--ts-s. .t-t....t..-t-l
Baueries-Scott and McMurray. Hens
pc Breckenridge and Hogan. Hasty
Oakland March 2l-The home run "
/ arry WolNertou, landed of the delivery
hs former partner. Doc white. won
p game for the Oakland team. Of tine
Pac.fc Coast league. against the Chicago
u bite Soy No 2 this afternoon by
pore OF 90 q.
Ieore; r. a. p
- '''' sfsssssssssss.ss.s.ss's
I AiANa '.tt......-tts.. -.+.........,.l
Batteries Young, White and Payne,
'hustlau and Mite
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To EUREKA and return. MARCH
29th. Via SALT LAKE ROUTE
Special train leaves Union station
y. M Tickets and information 100
So. Main Street. or Union station.
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And in accordance OF the law and
order Of the board of directors made
Sept ~. 1902 so many shares of cacn
parcel OF stock ass may be necessary
win be sold az the office of the com
pany. 400 Herald building No. t69 eoutd
Main street Salt Lake city. Utah. ON
the 30th dav Of April al ~ o'clock noon
20 paw tho delinquent assessment. to-
cothcr with cost OF advertising and OK
pcnse Of sale
HENRY F BURTON.
Secrntarg