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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
SIXTY-FlRST CONGRESS-
BEGINS AT NOON TODAY

WASHINGTON. Dec. AT noon to-
morrow the second and closing session OF
the siXty-frsL congress will begin. and
tonight practically a full quota OF mem
bers Of both branches arc in Washing
ton awaiting the formalitics that will at
tend the resumption of legislative ac-
tivity.
The session tomorrow will be brief
After the call To order in both the house
and senate and the appointment OF a
joint committee TO notify the president
that tho sjXty-Grst congress is ready TO
resume business. recess Will be taken as
tribute To members who recently have
died.
The presidents message and the prcsi-
dental appointments will not be sub
mitLed until Tucaday. 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
san LORENZO HANDICAP
is TAKEN BY HARRIGAN

JuARrZ. Mexico Dec. i:-IiarriGan.
second choice. at , TO =, easily won the
san Lorenzo handicap. ono and one
sixteenth miles. at Tcrrazas park today.
Ho took a lead OF ten lengths from the
favoritc. Meadow The attendance was
good and the public enjoyed d good days
sport. as three faVorites won.
Summaries:
lones--Ed Hally. los CAM. TO I. Won:
Cuban Bog. los tSmith). s TO t. second !;
Eauthel. los tAnderson). 10 I. third.
Time. i;l7 -. Sainfox, Manila s.. You
Win and Dawndalc Bell also mn.
Second race. 2-year-ods: five and 2
half furouSs-Flying Wolf los tMur-
phy). To 10. won; Fred Essen. i05 Ikcn-
ncdyl. II 10 =. second: Saali. l05 (Rcy-
gomez. Texan. Southern Light. Union
Third race. selling. q year olds and up.
six furlonGs-Sir Barry. los Parkcrp. :
TO ], Won: Joe Woods. 10? fT SMITH.
5 to |, second: Joe Enrich. los III.
smith. TO ,. Third. Time, 1:l5 10. Nc
Nally.. CeIlarct Coblcskill and Bsrdonia
also ran.
Fourth race, san Lorenzo handicap,
niIc and a sixtcenth-IIarrisan. ll5
CMurphy) 5 10 2, won: Meadow. III
tMoIes n'crtb) II TO 10. second: Taboo.
III (Benescoten). 10 I. third. Time.
l:4I 40. tonly three starters.)
Fifth rucc. selling, 2-ycsr olds. six
furlongs-llclcn Scott, lol (Nolan), to
D. won: Sigurd lo9 CMurphy). 10 .,
second: Little Friar. too lBencscoten). 20
10 I. third. Time. 1:t6 %. PIt-n Pat.
Count de Orc. Doughty. Cat, Ben Prior,
Nrocl5lcr and Soon also ran.
Sixth race, selling. G-ycar- -olds and mp,
siY furougs-S Shelby, 100 IT SMITH. s
10 !. won Ramon Cnrona, % (Bcncs-
coten). even. second; Gibson. los tMoIes-
WORTH. To .. third Time, lis 10. Van
Tronia Little Marchmont Chcswardlnc
and Cardinal Sarto also ran.
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S|X-DAY RACE
NOW GOING ON
Eighteenth Annual Event Is
Started al One Minute Past
Midnight.
FIFTEEN TEAMS START IN
RACE AT MADISON SQUARE
Large and Good Naturcd Crowd
Is Present TO See Riders
Start.
Observation-Disclosures
ALL TEAMS EVEN,

= NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-At thc end i.
= OF the hrst hour all ilc teams had i
i" covered tweptyiour miles and four j.
IL labs. with Wiley sin riding in tic =
=. lead. Il
= 81 the end of the second hour. i
i all the teams were even, with forty !.
= record is fifty miles and ono lap. i
: made by La Fcurcadc and Fabrc i
=" in 1908 :.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-scnetor Big
Tim Sullivan fired the gun which start.
cd the eighteenth annual siN-day bicycle
race III Madison Square Garden at one
minute past midnight this morning
Wiley of Syracuse, y. Y. paced with
Percy Lawrence Of san Francisco in the
pony team, led at ihc cud of the first
mile. Efis time was 2:%7.
Every Inch Of space in tho galleries and
The center Of tho floor WAS tiled with
good -natured crowd long before the race
began. Immediately after the riders pa
raded. one from each of The fifteen teams
was picked To begin tho long grind. and
they quickly shot away,
The entries;
Coast -tu-coast leam-Gcorgc Cameron.
New York City: Alfred Ilalstcad, Sar
Francisco.
New York: Norman Anderson, Copcn-
hagen.
German. Holland tcam--Walter Rutt,
Germany. Johann Stol. Holland.
French Bclgian tcam-Achlc German.
Franco. Francois Nerlinden. Belgium,
Kangaroo tcam-Ia trick O'SullivaD He
hir. New Zealand. Alfred Gouiett, Aus
trahs
Western team-W. L. Mlttcn. Davcn-
port. Ia, Lloyd Thomas. San Fran
cisco.
Tho pony tcam-Gcorge Wiley. SYRIA
cuse. y. Y; Percy y. Lawrence. San
Francisco.
French tcam-Lcon Georget -and Julien
Fcuchcrs. France.
Australian team-ts. 4. Pyc and
George Walker. Australia.
international tcam--Floyd MacFarlauJ.
san Jose, Cal; Jackie Clarke. AUS
tr;tlia.
Native son tcIm--Fred West and Wal
ter Uomara. san Francisco.
Irish Amerc1u team-Eddlc Foot. New
York City: James Moran. Chelsea. Mass.
Dixie Mormon team Bobby Walthour.
.iilanta, Ga; lvur Lawson, salt Lake
City.
Boston New York tcam-Joe Foslcr,
Brooklyn, n. Y; Fred IIill Boston.
Hub tcah-Elmcr Collins and Peter Dro-
bach. Boston.
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ALL-STAR TEAM MAY PLAY
AGAINST OAK PARK HIGH

There has been Il little talk about town
10 tho effect that the Oak Park high
school football team Which viii pass
through the city some time around
Christmas VIII line up against an all
star team In this city. The oak Park
team is fast and strong eleven and has
Wslloped everything In sight this sea
drawing card for tho holidays, and it ig
hoped that arrangements can be made.
The eastern team is eager for A game
hero and. as IL is an exceptionally bril-
liant high school team. q game with
select eleven would give an excellent idea
ot the relative strength Of tho teams
here and those Of the central states
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SIXTEEN DIE.
IN PRIZE RING
Unprecedented Record of Fatal
tiles Due to Boxing During
the Past Year.
MANY PUGILISTS DIE
AS RESULT or BLOWS
Most of the Victims Have Been
Fighters of Some Prominence
Throughout Country.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.--Tn All the his
tory Of the prizc lighting game from Tom
Cribb's time down 10 the present there
has not been recorded in Il single year
deaths directly due 10 boxing contests
tliat have occurred thus far this season.
The death at Presuuc Isle, Maine. OF
Eilly punnlns, one of the few boxers
Johnson. worlds champion heavyweight,
made the sixteenth fatality of tho prize
ring in 1919 while there are AT least
two other boxers nov lying at death ,
door in hospitals including the veteran
Andy Daly. famous len years ago
All over Country.
Those fatalities Of the prize ring have
extended from the eastern coast Of Maine
to the Pacific ocean. and - far south
poral in Uncle Sans service met death
In a friendly contest uilh the gloves.
In tho past. two or three deaths In
season from boxing have been sufficient
10 attract general attention. while for
many wears not q. single prize ring ia
tslity hna been reported. The total OF
sixteen TO 0ate in 1910 Is unprecedented.
In the maiority OF instances the VIC
tina have been. experienced boxers, whose
injuries were received in scheduled bouts
before recognized fight clubs One OF
the deaths occurred in a ring contest in
weight. who knocked out Battling Nell
in San Francisco a few DAYS ago.
was tho principal.
Two i'll Philadelphia,
TWO OF tho deaths we're the results o.
bouts in Philadelphia rings. In one
Frank Cole, u negro, who had attained
q,iite a reputation as d light weight. was
victim He was sparring at lack
O'Brien's club against Stanley Rogers,
when Inc received A. solar plexus blow In
the third round. sending him TO the mat
with terrific force. The other Phi,sdel-
rha. death was that of Frederick Castor.
aged 20. in the sixth and last round of
bout at the Frankfort 4. 9. III that
city against Spike" Sullivan.
One death occurred al MIncoa. l.. T.,
June last when Hugh Grant
hoe, A bell boy I'm the Garden City hotel,
engaged i'll A bout Al i16 pounds against
Tommy Walsh. another pugihst of
Grants own weight
4 few weeks ago, in Buffalo KID Hy-
land died US the result of ] bout in
That city.
One OF the Saddcst of all was that of
Max Dandy, = Boston boy. whose ring
engagements were the only means OF sup
port OF q. widowed mother.
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His Defeat of Pal Moore Mako.
Him Favoritc Featbcrwcight
in New York.
CONTEST WITH MORAN
INVOLVES DEEP PROBLEM
Frank MantcII Wins Over Sail
or Burke in Fast and Inter.
csting Battle.
BY BAT MASTERSON

NEW YORK, Dec. f-Abe Att,u
the only fcatbcrweight boxer IN -
opinion Of thc local boxing frato-n,,-1
His defeat Of Pal Moore at the -
mount Athletic club has rnado him ~
most talked fighter in tho couutrv j,
the present time.
Pal Moore was Jisappcintmcp, r,.
failed to show any Of those cra-nn,,a1
ship qualities for which mo bs. hs
toutcd. From what have rcad 80
2Gen T t9ld by those who have seen ths
Phtla1elphjaD in action. I neturslIv cen
Guided tint Attcll would have tbs t,s~
of his llfc beating the UuskartoWn a.
II Is obvious That Moore Is one OF fhs,s
paper-msdo champions, OF which ther.
arc several around New York cit,,
A Hard Problem.
There is one thing. however. IN r.s
nention With fal Moore that would sssr}
10 require come sort ot All cxpl,nafjoss
His two bouts with owen Moran ~
first in Philadelphia and the gecond h.
Boston, in both Of which the Phtladsi-
ph5n more than held his opn. caunaf
by any system of reckoning known ~
mathematics. nc rcconciled with bIs
showing against Attc),
The question naturally arises, 'Whsf
WAS Moran doing in mis- tuo confests
with Moorc7" Attell, perhaps VIII en-
t'zt' ~ ~ captain 'll' IldIl'Ts aS lie GH0
often done in other contests that had :
queer look, that Moran'5 style Of boxing n
eyactiy suited for Moore. AT any rafp.
the whole thing appears 10 be a diff
cult problem 10 dope out. Attoll la :
wonderful 'hoXcr. that is certain, but
crafty and clever az he is he is not good
enough 10 heat Moran even when the1-
fought Al l22 pounds r,ngsds.
This 6ghs problem is certainly a Fan
one 70 f1Eurc out. While 7 have ham
Inerrd Attell many times for faklns, {
have never questioned mis- ability as 6
fighter when he WAS trying.
Mautell Beats Burke,
Sailor Burke got some what the reut
of it in his bout With Frank Mantel
al the National Sporting club. The raIIor,
however. was not 80 bad 2 second after
all MauteIl was entitled TO the decision.
but nc had no picnic with Burke. MaH-
tell, Is q husky Ssyabu. who can tala
n pretty swift punch on the law TItliout
sagSing at the knees.
The plan Of battle he pursued WIS ey-.
sctly The kind Ia make uuitter chucl'
it up He was either after the eafo<
or on top Of him. the sort Of stuff a hsre-
hearted fighter has no gtomach for Az
though hurt several times he did not
EinE away Will, both hands r,ost of the
time and landed quito Il number Of solid
waiIops in every round. The attendance
could have been better but the shon'
was first class in all other respects
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
AMERICAN OFFICIAL
ASKS FOR SOLDIERS
Fighting in Mexico Across the
River From PresidiO, Texas,
Alarms Deputy.

Ell FASO, Tex. Dec. "A mcssa ce
from Presido. Tex, this morning states
that ihe town of Ojinaga. Mexico. across
the river from Preside. is being attacked
by insuTcctos. Heavy firing can be
heard in the Mexican town and the resi-
dents are crossing tho river IN terror
stricken condition.
Deputy Collector Wcsiager of the
United States customs service has toa-
Graphed 70 Eagle Pass for soldiers 10 pro-
tcct the customs house al Presidio.
II is stated that the icfe politicU AT
ojinaGa is arminE and drafting all able
bodied men into service TO protect the
Town
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l.. H. HERSCHFIELD, MONTANA
BANKER, DIES IN NEW YORh

HELENA. Mont. Dec. f.-Telegfsn
were received in Helena today announs
Ing the death in New York Of LeNls
Herscbfield. for many years ono OF ~
leading bankers in Montana. -
Mr. Herschneid WIS for long ue' @
at the head OF the old Merchants ~
tiopal bank In this city. and fono"5f31 ~
its failure he removed 20 New iorN. h
was an ardent Republican. and ny, h,
the time he left tho state was sch'
in political affairs.
In the convention Of 1888 he flrst ~.
ges,ed the name OF Thomas H. CS,nsyn.
then practically unknown, as canuIs1-, canu1r,.
for congress. and brought about nus ~ ~
inatjon and election. Mr.. HerschHed y"
pccn III for some time.
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Not Named by Diaz.

FL PASU. Dec. At was learned here
today that the peace commission. which
left Chihuahua Friday TO treat with the
insurrectos, was acting under The au-
thorty of Governor Sanchez and not
President DiaZ The following men COM
pose the commission:
Jose NJ. Gapdera. Amador Gonzales Or.
Luis dc La Cara of Chihuahua and
Eduardo and Fernando Gonzales of Gunr-
rcro. II Is stated that tho authority of
tic commission is limited To smprcssiuS
the futliijy Of an uprising upon the in
SlIrrnriOS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
Children Burn TO Death.

REYNOLDSVILLE, Pa, Dec. 4.-Rob-
ert and Charles Ferris q and years old.
were burned 10 death, their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Caesar Ferris were probably
fatally injured and the only other mem
bers Of the family. Maudc. II years old,
and a baby. were badly hurt. in a fire
which destroyed the Ferris homo carly
TODAY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
PEACE CONFAB BREAKS
UP WHEN REBELS COME

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico. Dec. i.-The
peace commission returned to this city
today and reported that their work was
greatly embarrassed by the fact that
soldiers followed at their heels At
Guerrero. just as they were beginning to
talk with the inSurrectos. a peon ar
rived with word thai the soldiers were
on the way. whereupon the meeting
promptly came 10 an end.
If YOU want TO rent that furnished
room, use Tribune want ads Call either
phone. Bell 500, Ind. $50,
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saturday morning. Just as the officer
WAS coaNing his new find RlonG the street
IN IN lhe Glrcction OF It's owners residence
The jealous Banjo flew into a passion OF
rage and attacked his supposed enemy so
hercely that he broke from MchIariin's s
grasp and disappeared in the twinlliug
o.. an eve.
AicNfartip's dreams of what the SlO re-
ward would buy for Christmas faded
Into thin air The pet dog is still miss
ing and Banjo still walks any beat he
DlcaScS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
Tong War Murder.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.--qupng B,olIs. Ia
grocer. and his clerk. Qnong Don, wer6
shot tonight in "a grocery ip China tow1i.
The clerk probably will die. The -.as-
sailaut. also Oriental, cntsrod the
store and opened fire wits two rerolyers.
The wounded Chinese arc lnernbers OF
the -Four Brothers society which has
had many battles with the On I.cong
Wy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
THEATER BOAT WILL /
MAKE WORLD tour
Novel Trip of Bellew and Con'
pany of Fifty Announced
by Frobman.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-kyrle BsileT ar1
=. company 81 nifty viii start from Lon-
don on August IL poNt. for a +7.00o-mile
tour of the world I'm a chartered steam-
ship, SO Charles Frohrnan announced To-
night.
\ London syndicate and Mr.. FrohFnan
will finance tho theatrical nnovatlonf
which il Is estimated will require tx1
and one half years TO complete.
According 10 the announcement in9
vessel will be fitted with Il theater sn9
other dramas and musical comedy WI
he produced either on board or wnei9
stops are of sufficient duration. at inland
points,
II is proposed 10 visit every port TnsIS
there is an English settlement includinE
some whore n professional actor -
never appeared.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
Montana Banks Merged.

HAMILTON. Mont. Dec. 4.--The First
State bank mt Steyensville, this county.
has taken over the control OF the Bitter
Root Valley bank. The two banks will
be merged under tho name Of the First
bank. the total deposits OF which will be
about $3.50, 900. Thomas Bird is prcsi-
dent of the merged banks. George r.
Baegs vice president and n. 8. Smart
cashier.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05

Can't look we'll. cat we'll or feel we'll
with impure blood feeding your body. Keep
the blood pure With Bur1ock Blood Bit
tors Eat simply. take exercise. keep
clean and you will have long life.
Hives cczema. Itch salt rheum sets
you crazy. Can't bear the touch OF your
clothing. Doan's Ointment cures the most
obstinate cases. Why suffer? All drug
Sists sell IT,
Don't usc harsh physics. The reaction
weakens the bowels. leads to chronic con-
stipstjon. Get Doan'5 Reg,ilcts. They
operate easily. tone the stomach. euro
constipation.
"My child was burned terribly bout the
face. neck and chest. l applied DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oil. The pain ceased
Mrs. Nancy NJ. Hanson, Hamburg y. Y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
Golfer3 Arrive.

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. five leading
golfers arrived today TO participate in
the open invitation tournament OF the
Atlantic Athletic club. which begins next
Thursday TO continue three days. In ali
there will he about thirty entries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05

Foley Kidney Pills are tonic IN -
ton, quick in results. and restore tte
natural action of the Kidneys and oiao-
der They correct irregulariue'
Schrs mn johnson. drugs. Eve stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05

The peculiar properties Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy have been thor
oughly tested during cpidemics of in
fuenza. and when it was taken in time
we have not heard of single case Of
pneumonia Sold by all dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05

ST. LOUIS. Dec I.--St. Louis and the
territory adjacent were visited by the
first snowstorm OF the season tonight
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Snow in Missouri.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. f.-Thc first gen.
cral snow OF the season began falling
throughout Mjs--sa". Kansas and Nc
braska today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
GREAT STAKE HORSE SOLD
To BIG TEXAS BREEDER

LEXINGTON. Ky, Dec. j.-MecliCk.
winner Of tho Great Eastern handicap.
Angeles derby and Crescent derby. has
been sold by John Il. Madden 10 j. T.,
Siackford OF Depisou. Tex. and WIS
shipped TO the Lone star state. where
be is 10 go into tho stud Meelick ~
; vcat5 old and is by Pianudcs out Of
Llitha, by Tammany
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-05
Widenor's Horse Wins.

PARIS Dec Al. Z. Wideuers
Petropclis Ill won the Prix Whisper Low
at the Auteui track today This was
hurdle handicap at a milo and five
and IL half fIrlnngs. stake S920.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 500. Independent $50
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off pithe s.
complete
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Fifteen Teams Start i'm Six-Day Race
National League Fielding and Pitching Averages
FIRST BASEMEN.


ehamplonshp The 1910:
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Detroit Beats Cuban5,

HAVANA. Dec. 4.--Thc Detroit ha5e-
ball team defeated Havana today by l.
10 e.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
DESERTS victim
MAYBEC.R. MCGEE
Attorney Leaves for Arizona TO
Join in the Search for
Missing Man

John McGee. an attorney OF this city,
was notified yesterday that a man be-
lieved to be his brother, c. r McGes
Of 9S4O Marquette street, Chicago, was
lost on the desert near Ash Fork. Ariz.,
and is believed to have died IN the
aIkan waste. A coat belonging to c.
r. MCGEE was found on the desert and
James Mclean. a cowboy. reported that
he met a demented stranger on the
range, whom he tried to assist but
could not. The stranger. who Is be-
lieved to have been McGee, disappeared
in the foothills.
Mashal c. S. Patterson Of Williams.
Ariz.. wrote that he had a posse out in
the hills searching for the man. In the
pocket Of the coat that was found were
letters addressed to Mrs. Mary Mecca
of 1884 Piedmont avenue, Piedmont
and TO relatives in Chicago.
c. r. McGee left Chicago November
II. He was a member OF the brother
hood of railroad trainmen- John Nc
Gee left last evening for Williams.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
George Seeley Chips Three Minures Off the
Former Round Trip Mark to City
Rx R. r. L,HoMMEDIEu

The sporting element in automobil-
ing has taken a new lease of life. The
forty -eight-hour contest across the bay
proved to be the most strenuous event
ever held in the United States and
the motor car of the present day dem
onstrated that it is far In advance Of
what the dealers maintained. No test
Of cars had ever been made that could
call forth the hard work and the dur
ability required by the late event. In
this contest the White gas car was
penalized for technicalities which, al
though in strict accordance with the
rules, worked a hardship on some of
the cars that came near making a per-
feet score Among these was the
White gas car.
To prove that the car was good and
that it had ability, it was sent after
the Del Monte record yesterday The
record was set by big foreign made
Simplex driven by the noted driver
Harry Michner, but it went by the
board when the American built White
with George Seeley at the wheel
started after it, The time of seven
hours and thirty-eight minutes made
by the Simplex, was lowered three
minutes by the White. This reduction
undoubtedly would have been greater
but for the fact that those who were
handling the event forgot to notify
the Del Monte people that they were
coming, and when the car reached Del
Monte they had to hunt up the CARA ge
keeper to get gasoline.
When supplies had been taken
aboard there was d rush to the finish
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRIES
TO PROVE STREET TITLE
Sacramento and the Northern
May Attack Evidence

The taking of evidence before Master
in Chancery Wright in the NJ street in
junction suit against the city of Sacra-
mento by the Southern Pacific company
will be concluded either today or to-
morrow. and a decision rendered Satur-
day- The entire session yesterday was
consumed in tracing the Southern Pa
cidc's alleged chain of title to the land.
Many documents were again introduced
in evidence
This morning the passing upon the
admissibiiity Of deeds, leases and as
signments will be suspended for a time,
and witnesses put upon the stand by
the railway company to prove the loss
Of certain valuable papers necessary in
the chain of title.
Should a decision be made in favor
Of the railroad upholding the injunc-
tion. bitter fight will be made by
the attorneys for Sacramento and the
Northern electric company on the va
Edity of the documents introduced to
prove the Southern Pacific companys
title.