davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03

Der 81 ttrttt WtQerunos nnc
gipianis aus Dem fransOfiihsn W2i=
ni'terium piro cine umgeItaltung in
Der frun3oiiI6er gOlitit bepIrten, inz
bem bic Soaialiitsn, tpelhen Die beiben
eenanntsn W2iniiter angebDrten, Stelz
lung gegen bic Regierung nebmen per<
BEN, Die lie bisber unteritiist baben.
griqno pirb bieien 8erluit aus ben
Rsiben Der gemabisten Republitansr
erg1nSen mii'ien, Dorousgeiest, paB
ibrs 3abl geniigt. Der umihpuns
Loft Den 8lod auf, Der iih aus ben Der
Reattiou sntgeeengeiegten glementen
biIbste uno es Iheint, oub bic Sosias
Iiiten jsst Die friiber Don ben Rabitae
len eefpielts Role Der Minifer-Stiirs
5er iibernebmen DerDen. SelbitDere
ftGnbli6 pirb gridnb oas ndhIe
Cpfer Tein. Dieter befinbet iih in eis
ner iiblsn Gage Daourt, oab er nit
ben HeattioHdren nidt 5uiammengehsn
fnnn unb min unD bub Die anbere
5eite ibm niht geniigenb Stimmen
sur Derfiigune itellsn tann. Gs ibeini
bic alte Miiere pieoer eintreten 5u
ipoGen, bob alle feds Wonate eir
neues aabinst Die 9erri4aft fiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03

aulu Gain, SO, 46o9 Misa.u aps.s
Ghpinoiuht.
4oa 0r..p.s, q. 2811 prtlton
Sirab.; 3ubertuloie.
Grasee GIart, 81, 222 Wasnolsa
Gtrab.; Gdlagfiub.
Marp 6arris, 80, 53l ". o. efr.;
Snqueit in Shpex.
GsrOp Grail. %. 1402 WalnntStr.;
Snausit in Shnebe. .
glnaela Bene. l Wonot. 1546 eut'
ter Cir; Observation-Disclosures.
9.nab Rag, 54. 539 Clinton Ssr.;
8laienenisiinbuns.
gIi,obeib 1boma Webmeier, ~.
1886 gD.it 6. Str.; arisrienperinl'
tung.
Sam.s Gees Gomsrpills, 81, 214o
Grnnb CTR; aeberperbdrtuns.
csan,es Waoiion Guisltp. l. 2b2S
6emlod Ctr; 6irnbautentaiinouns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03
Iie Nenmen it 1atpnia.

BEG Refultot:
CRIES aennen-BorIe s4O0;
! Reile uns 70 Darbs; Ceiling.
Danb.r 123 (9aua). seponnen; Dam
Der 126 (anopp). 5peites; alice Barb
1913 (@oois). btiites. 3eit: 1.46 3/5,
So Mutuels ksablt: Donber $500
su a.pinnen, $500 pIace, $3.10I
Sbosp; Danoer S11.S0 VIac,, $4.30
Sbop; 4lie. gairb $2.7o Shon.
3neifes Rennen 1900 Sor'e
$40O; 5t IurIcnss; Sefins. Stafs
fors 122 (Dapenppri). seiponnen; 6.
8. gaii.n 120 faoerner), slpeiies; De-
lanep 100 (Moore). brit..s. 3eii:
1.O8 Us.
So Rutusls besablt: SiafForo
$3.50 su g.ipinnen, $500 Ylace,
s13.1O Sbop; g. 8. po'ten $40
giacs. $500 Sbotp; DELANEY $7.2o
Sbop.
9ritt.s R.nnen 90rIe
$500; Tleii.; Seling. aeib 106
f@oOie). esponn.n; euansti. lob
(Rice), sipeit.s; Cir Damn 106(aoers
ner). brittes. 3.it: 1.42 3/5.
So yluiu.is besabl.: 2eib 5000
al sepinn.n, $3.50 plae,, $40
Shpip; euanette $3.50 plote. $40
Sboip; Cir Damn $3.50 Sbop.
9iertes Renn.n 8orie
$500; 1/16 T.iIs. Spbn Reuropn
l04 (aoern.r). seipornen; 2eamence
100 (Goofs) .siu.it.s; Tr.SOlSbers 1O4
(9openpprt), briti.s. 3eit: 1925.
50 MutueIs b.sablt: 5obn R.aroon
$500 su eetpinn.n, $3.50 plaes, $2.70
Sbon; a.um.nes $3.50 place. $3.50
Sbon; Or. 5uIsbers $3.50 Sbop.
Iunftes Rennen - 8ori.
$400; 7 JurIOnss; Ssains. R.rrid
Ill (9rone), seiponnen; CAMEL ITO
| (R.ib), stpeiies; Sinfrar 100 (Gooie),
brittes. 3sit: 1.26 3/5.
$2 Wutusis be3ahlt: Werrtd $40
su aepinnen, $40 glaee. $3.50
| sbom; Camel SO piae., $500 Shop;
Sinfrdn $o.4O S1om.
! Sehiies Hennen - gori,
| $4OO; / msils unb 70 Daros. Gere'
| monious 1875 lGranh). seiponneB
Rpntcloir 123 (Oooie). Sipeites; Almc
Bon 126 (gnns), briitss. 3eit: LAG
| So Wuiusls besahlt: geremonioui
$3.50 su asfpinnsn, $3.40plaes, $3.50
Gbop; Wontelair $3.50 p!ass. $3.9t
| Sboip.
/ Jiir bic heutieen H.nnsu tpurben bi
folgenben pfsrDe sinaetraaen:
| griies Rennen - fir 3fpeiidbris
| Gluten; 81 5urlonss. Jobn ailgor
| 1O9, 1be Wbip 100. Gertrude 5iu109
gioie C'gitia loo. pint Ghset 109
glain ann 100, Dubois 100. Robert
s. 100, Woan Hog 100, SIN 3ber
112, Ramasan 112, slpiator 112
Sinels Jil. 112, 9ommp 9pis liz
3fpeii.s @eHnen - 8orie; fur stpei
idbriee GtuieH; 80 Gurionss. Brisb
Waiben 100. Waesls 100. Jredle 10a
Guelib 109, aba Qadforb 100. gbs
: mulpo 100, Q. poners 100. MiTbin
/: Ring 100, Union Sad 100. Rompi
100 plan Mpon 112. appl. Brine
: 112, 4ilIifen LIP, Grtnh Ring 112.
Drities Nennen - Ceiling; fiji
breilGbriae unb barber; IL Wlsil
.. Queen Gitp 81, Galidn 90, Netbel
mott 100, 1hirb Raii 100. gbas. s
, 0raingsr 1O2, Queen Marsusrite 101
& g}ieries Rennen - Qaursl Ginles
i Ceiling; fiir brtiidbrist unb bariibe'
6 Jurlones. NJ Reb 105. aom 0ai
/ lrarb III. priuet Gal l12. Meiitana
. lit.
II Hiinfies Ntnnen - 6nnbieap; II
; sreiiGbriee; / TlsiIe. nalbsman 81
1obs Cottage 07. Ga u Mfricun lO'
!. 1blepeib 100. Gibnep Y 108, Stt
q gborter lib.
! Ge&iies Mennen - Selling; II
s breiil4rise; / Wleile unb 70 Darb
amprubent 102. 1oplanb 103. Wo'
!. rus lO3, 6snrp 6uiheion 103, glai
: bia 1O3. Nuiem 103. 1orp Mnrp 10
!. gdIIep Glope 1O7 Jobn 1urlons 10
!. 1om Hiebee 100. Jubge Wdlton IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03

Jur gotilieb 1kFine aus Gtuhs
eart liest gsgsnipdrtie ein Brief IN bss
Dffics BON Wupor S@Dob. Dol
Ghrtiben. bas seitern einiraL tommi
BON benz Hruber bss 0eiudteu, Gtri'
Rppb HlsHing. bsr f6. ME ouS lei'
rem Drisfe srbeat, infolee tileS lln'
glG6sfauS I'm Qnibeyintaboip IN
&tustgort bffinbst nab ieiAsH 0tMoer
inft6nbisit um Gin Gebsns5sid ~ tttttt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03
QDhieu fur bic Mrmen.

Siherbeitsbireticr Smon SerguS
seIiern ben aoniruis fir bic Offering
Der sobien fiir bic armsn. bic bonn
itabliiGsn Department fiir Nrmens
pflege Inn laufe bts fommenben Him
isrs sur Wsrtbeilung tommen tperben.
an bic 5rum Goal Co.. bic NIT $2.45
pro 1onns bas nieprigite ansebot st'
rnnGi bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03

Die Qbi dGBun9 bes phpz
fifhen 8ertbs Der GiIenbahnen, ipelte
bic apmmiIIGre bon WtinneIotu, Diss
cpnIin, Sin 9atota uno 3eras Der
anitQltet baben, bat ergeben, baB b!:
Giienbabn SapitaIien in jenen Staos
ten um 400 Milionen Dollars per
pGfsrt limb. 9a bieie GiIenboRnsr
Elm 5iinfasbntel oe5 SdienenneBes oet
Ser. Stoaten rsprGientiren, 10 purot
oas fir ale gabnen Der Ser. Staoter
cine aopitalsoerpdf dferung bon = Ueil:
liarben ergeben. Die jegigen 5rdhtra'
ten bringen eiue8er3inIun9 fir bic per'
ndfTerten aQpitaIien. 0us IpQte bod
aenugen uno bem 9olte nt6t 5ugemu'
tbet peroen, nod mebr 3lnien fur Sd
pitaIisn 81 be3a6len, Die nttt oorbon'
ben iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03

sebt, erbeIlt aus Der srotesten .1hat
fade, bic Dor fur5em burd bic preHe
gins, bob bic italieniihe Resiernng
BEL - 2oislo iein SelbfbiIbnib bee
iteut bate - fiir bic llffisien. Dentf
Iiher fam Der Manbsl Der Soften nibi
gut bofumeEtirt perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03
Serliuer Sriei.

Bier aubitmeter ginte. - Serr 2a@
berlano Der unermiiolihe. - Oar
tenitaDt 9tutIh 8ilmsrsnorr. -
3ebn Mster 9orgartsn. - ~au!tus
reae 9rin5ipisn". - Die etnperlels
bunq 9erlins. - Dds atno IN Den
lestsn SabrhuHoertsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03

Ssrr 4Gbert 9atter, oer
aonoibat fir bos Gpuntp S1aBs
nleiitsr glmt, lit ein itrebiumer jungsr
1eutIher, Der bel 4llen, bic lhn ten1
men, pegen ieiner Re6tIidtett, 'elnss
oebiegenen Sarutters uno ietnsr Sn@
feaioen3 i'm b0hiteu 4rieben ltebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03

9pn ben tuttieen iun9en Ssu''
fhen ouf oem republitani'hen Ss9ls'
lotur Sitet 1T audi Serr Artnur
Spiseel gu ertpdhnen, Der 'th N oet
lesten 2eaislatursSiBun9 bur6 5Is'B
uno ssnteligsnS beroorgstbun bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03

3u BEN pateren Mtdnnsrn:
Sic lid auf Sem republitunii6en 2es
oisIatur Sitet beTinOen, gebOrt duh
Seuatpr Gbas. Subj. gDtr bruuhsn
ipobl ni6t gu garantiren, bob er tetn
semperensIer iii uno ebenio 1T es uns
nDtbig, 9ar8Idaft fir iein Seuti d.
tbum gu itelen. Dir bolten ss tur
TelbItperitdnolit, bob ieoer Geut'he
fir ibn iiimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03

etimmt far q. q. Gbmsaliss, &aa.
biAat fis 3amiltsa Gsasts Aslitsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03

General Wpoo, ein intlmer
Treuno oes 5srrn RooisOelt, iugt, ooB
Dem 2sBtsrsn ri6ts ferrer lisgt, ols
Der 9eoante, itt no6muls um bic
grGiibentItaft gu beperbsn. S6a0e
nm bic Spnnsn gapier, tpelhe bic Dit
Iihen 3eitunsen unb Maga3ine per-
fhipenDen, I'm Dem 8olts Die 8efdbr
ndbe su leaen, in fpel6e es our6 eine
obermalioe 9rGiibentihaft Rooiepelts
eerat6en piirDe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03

Gountp 4uoitor Q aobert 6.
Gomonoion lit Elm asborener Iomtnls
TRAITOR. SSn Ieinem Bureau gibt es
feine sFaullenser. 4lle miifen prompt,
Fleibia uno accurut arbeiten uno ale
Qpiten bis auf ben leRten Sent tim
men. 8er bic itrsng geIadftsmdBt9e
9erpaltung i'm Gountp 4uoitorss
2fmt, pis tie jeBt unter 9errn 90.
monoIon beItebt, fortgeieBt ie6en nil
pirp audi fir it4l ittumen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-25
BATTLING NELSON
AS GOOD AS EVER

A Memphis paper says;
In one of the greatest fights ever seen
in the state of Tennessee. Battling Mel
son. the lightweight champion of the
world, Knocked out Eddie Lang or Chi
caeo after two minutes of lighting in
the eighth round. before a tnronk OF
5000 people that filed the arena OF the
New Memphis Athletic club at Memphis.
Lang, although youngSter ut the
game, outfought Nelson for five rounds,
showing wonderful speed and cleverness,
and never faltered In his shower of
blows upon the Dane.
In the sixth round the terrible fast pace
set by Nelson began telling on Lang and
although he stood toe TO toe with tho
Battler and showed wonderful gameness
under severe punishment and was cheer
ed again and again by the immense
throng to stay the limit. he went out
from sheer exhaustion The heavy rain
OF kidney blows Nelson was sending in
told the story and his manager. Jack Ep-
the sponge in as Lang could not have
gone any further.
Nelson started off to fight in his same
old style and never throughout the tight
did he show any signs OF distress, al
though he was bleeding from the mouth
in the third round. from a hard right
that Lang got In.
Nelson loft Immediately after the fight
for Hot Springs. where ho will spend q
few days, then go to Kansas City to Join
his manager. Jack Robinson, and they
will Journey to the coast for the Wolgast
fight. Challenges were issued from the
rlngside from Phil Brock. Phil Knight
and Fighting Dick Hyland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-25
AT TAMPA.

Tampa, Jan. 24.-Tho best days sport
of the Tampa meeting was afforded to-
day. Count De ORC was tho medium OF q
successful plunge In the 2-year-old race,
being backed from to l to to s. The
feature of the day was the stretch duel
between Autumn Girl and Mrs Sewell.
the former winning by a nose, Summary:
First race, about three furlongs-Count
De ORC, 4 to s, won; Mrs. Carter. 25 to 1.
second, Louise B., to l, third, time
:36.
Second race. five and half furlongs-
Grouse. 4 TO 1. won; Catrine Montour.
to ], second, Ensley. to l. third; time
1:12 rs.
Third race. six furlongs, selling-John
Garner. 4 to S. won; Judge Dundon,
to 2. second; Dry Dollar. to 5. third;
time-1:lS
Fourth race, seven furlonss. selling
Autumn Girl, even. won. Mrs. Sewcll,
even. second; Irian. to 2. third: time
1872 3-5.
Fifth race. five furlongs. selling-BllIe
Hibbs, TO 2 won. Escutcheon. TO l.
second; Warner Criswell. ) TO 2. third;
time-1 .0i
Sixth race. one mile and an eighth. sell
ing-Vanen. TO .. won; Water Lake. %
to l. second. Otoge, to .. third; time
2:@.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-25
AT JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville. Fla, Jan. 2.-An oxcel-
lent crowd witnessed some brilliant rae
Ing at Moncrlef today. Pullsa, freely Of
fered at 30 to !. enjoyed the longest
price. incidentally defeating the good
colt Carroll who looked the winner
throughout The track was exceptional
ly fast Summary:
First race, six furlongs. maidens-
Sandy Hill. . to 8. won; Amy L.. to
l, second; Allenby. II to 1, third; time
iii
second race. flvc and one-half furlongs.
selling-King Avondale. to 5, won
Stringency. TO l, second, Enlist. 40 to
l, third. time-1.07 20.
Third race. six furlonGs. purse-Pulka,
10 to 1. won: Milton b. 10 TO /, sec
ond; Carroll. to S; third; time-1:13 9-5.
Fourth race. mile. selling, handicap
-Pocomoke, 6 to 1, won; Otllo, to /,
second; DIR, Barkley. TO ]. third; time
-l:3e As.
Firth race. six furlougs selling-Sey-
mour, to 10. won: Grenada, 20 to /, SEQ
ond: c. w. Burt, 20 to l. third; time
l;l2
Sixth race. mile, selling-Skyo. To 2,
won; Endymion. 2 0to l, second; Killie-
crankie 20 to J. third; tlme|:l 1-6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-25
7. M. c. A. NATIONAL
ATHLETIC MEET

On Friday evening next there VIII be
national Y. NJ. c. 4. athletic Indoor
80 ~ VIII be an mter-association az
i' ' IKE the recent relay race which
,, won by the Salt Lake association
,fHi ~ IN The coming meet the events
III CONSIST of potato race broad and
Tb Jump. fence vault and other events
, "S odit Lake boys are training sor the
~ Ind hone To make a good showing
Ioun ne ooys who arc entered are as fol-
, w. Jones. L Montague. NJ McCortbv
T. WWisoh' H. Price. F. Houtz. c. Allsop.
II II Young. w. Veazie. f. ostler. r.. Flora
Godbn = A Cline. L. Parker, "
r, Porter. d. Stone. r. Peabody. r.
Drumm. NJ Bennion. o RomnSv r. r
Shea' 6. IGlchcart, ID. Ausherman q
6oss; ID: Ahcrn. l.. Spencer, w Snarr II
HaSal' II, Self, r Rogers. ". Mayo r
11IcSieane j. Cline. II. Bshop. ID Coray
w: Satto r. Smith, L. Davenport. H. nv.
eiet. n. Hudson. f. Beer. w. Iglehcar ri.
summers, +, Chamberlain, p. Kunkcl
browcs, II. Kay. NJ Chandler. w.
1iuItn, 1SI.N,, II. Greenwood. l.. Francis. F.
erickson. II. Myers, f. WagstaT. G
g. Givon, III. Barker, r Larsen. l. Cand,
Iand e. Ecksteln, ID Keith. l. P1izey F.
hutchinson. l. James. H. Halton, A, Co.
gerqulst, K. Owens. c. knitting, l. Cline
McIntire. "e'~'i' ~
substitutes: B. Bigelow. p Davenport
- Wills o. Anderson, r. Whcelhouse
-. jarvis. J. Thomas. E. Davenport. u.
ipoTah' X. Tempest. II. Appel. w. Liv-
nston' IL Nelson. c. Pfantz Charles
howard John Caffey. o. Lowell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-25
WINNERS WELL PLAYED
AT EMERYvlllE TRACK

Oakland. Cal, Jan. 24.-Showery wealth
er prevailed at Emeryville today. al
though the sun shone at intervals. Tho
track was very sloppy and the mud larks
had an inning. Most of the winners
we're well played, but j. c. Clem was
an exception. He drifted back to to
l, owing to the play on Buckthorn and
RubrIc. After Rubric backed up Glenn
assumed command and won easily.
Jim Gaftney Won all the way IN the
mile event
The stewards today suspended c. Bo-
gan and his stable. owing to the running
of Novgorod. Results:
First race. futurlty course, selling
Grace G., l07 (Taplin) to o. won; Ben
Stone, 105 Kederis) to l, second, De-
neen. liz (Cotton) 10 to /. third; time
J :13. Belle Kinney, Priceless Jewel. So
phomore, Rustlng Silk Fredonla. Be-
may, Burning Bush and Sir Barry finish
ed as named
Second race. three furlongs-Argonese.
105 (Walsh) to /, won. Wlnona Winter.
112 (Martin) to l. second; Marjorie A.,
109 (Vosper) to 1, third; time";57 20
Edda, Dacia. Academist, Fontello and
Nmo finished as named.
Third race, futurity course. selling-
Orelio, 112 (Taplin) TO 2. won; Darclng-
ton. u3 CLeeds) to l., second; Sink
1.l2 As. Inclement. Paul Clifford. Billy
Myer. Rapid Water. Arlin and Robeska
finished as named.
Fourth race, one mile. purse-Jlm Gaff-
sc (Thomas) 13 to ). second; Fulletta, 10s
(Taplin) to 2. third, time-l;44 3-5.
Edith r and Trust finished as named.
Fifth race, mile and n sixteenth, sell
ing-J. e, Glen. 103 (Kederis) to ]. won:
Rubric. ia (Taplin) to 2. second; Cob
bIeskill. 102 (Gross) to /. third; time
152 3-5. Buckthorn. Bryce. Aks-Ar-Ben.
Mossback and HI Col Cap finished as
named.
Sixth race. FIVE furlongs, 0urse-Ilex.
so (Thomas) to I, won; ocular. 100
tBuxton) to l, second; Coppertown, n2
CWalsh) 13 to 10, third. time-1;02 is.
Napa Nick, Lady Elizabeth. Lewiston.
Old Mexico and Jim CafIcrata finished
as named.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-25
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND
ELECTION


Notice is hereby given that an cleo.
tion has been called and will be hold In
eacn ca q, municipal ward of Salt Lake City
on on the 18th day OF January. A. D. ls16.
Shall tho BOARD OF Education of Salt
Lake city Issue and sell bonds Of the
number. amount, denomination. rate OF
M tnterost rest and running for tho number
l said ELECTION Will be held in Salt
Lake CITY. Utah, on Saturday the nth
DAY day., OF January. 1910. There win be nvs
polling places. one in each OF the nve
municipal wards. as follows:
First Municipal ward:
Room No 2e City and County Build
Second Municipal Ward:
No: Ga Postoffce Place:
Third Municipal Ward:
High School. corner First North and
Fourth Municipal Ward:
Longfellow School. corner Strcst
Fifth Municipal Ward:
twelfth School, First South between
Fourth and Fifth East Streets.
u Tho names of the Judges to conduct
places arc as follows:
First Municipal Ward:
A, l. Hamlin, No. 1874 Princeton Ave.
VIM Grocsbeck. 1904 Blaine Ave.
Street
Second Municipal Ward:
Alfred c. Thorne, IA West Sixth
South street. George Hickenloopcr, rs
South Second West Street Mrs. Ella Ii.
Aplin. 349 South First West Street
Third Municipal Ward:
William ID. Neal. 30 Center Street.
Thomas E Jeremy, IS North Sixth Weut
street, H. NJ. H. Lund. 6f6 West North
Temple Street
Fourth Municipal Ward:
E. l.. Sloan. 2I2 c Street. VIM. H. Tib-
6als. 1OO6 Third Avenue. S. B. Clawson,
IL Canyon Road
Fifth Municipal Ward:
Edward Pearce. go South Tenth East
Samuel B. Westerfeld. 97s East Second
South Street. Mark Redall. l2s McClel-
land Avenue
3 Tho polls will remain open during
tho time from Z o'clock In the morning
until o'clock In the evening.
4 The total number OF bonds to bo
issued and sold. II the bond issue be
approved is seven hundred (7co). and
the denomination or face value OF each
bond Is One Thousand Dollars (No0o).
making the total amount of the proposed
bond issue Seven Hundred Thousand
Dollars (S700.0o0). to bear interest at
the rate OF 4 per cent per annum, pay
able semi-annually. said bonds to run
for a period of 70 years.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
SALT LAKE CITY.
BY j. T Hammond, President.
BY l. p. Judd, Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-25
ASSESSMENT NoT1CI.


TINTIC STANDARD MINING COM
PANY.-Location of principal place OF
business. 422 Judge Building. Salt Lake
City, Utah Location of mines. Tlntic
Mining District, Utah County. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that Mt special
meeting of the board OF directors held on
January 10, 1910. at 2:3o o'clock p. m..
an assessment OF one and one-half (1h)
cents per share was levied on tho out
standing capital stock of the corpora
tlon. payable Immediately to e. J. Rad
datz. Treasurer. AZ Judge Building. Salt
this assessment may remain unpaid on
February 18th. 1910. will be delinquent
and advertised for sa1c at public auc-
ton. and unless payment Is made before.
Will be sold on Saturday. March 8. 1910.
at the company's office to pay the do
linquent assessment, together with tho
costs of advertising and expense Of sale.
f. j. RADDATZ. Treasurer
422 Judge Building. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-25
FAST COUPLE RACE
ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Another couple race on roller skates.
and one that Is attracting n great deal
OF interest because of the rivalry be-
tween the two young women who are to
race. is scheduled for Wednesday eve
ming at the Auditorium. The contest will
be between Miss Efhe Chatterton win
nor of the gold medal and city cham
plonship, and Miss Theo Grow The dis
tance will be half n mile and the rivals
Will start at opposite sides of the track.
Tho last couple race was a most excit-
ing affair and when Miss Chatterton de-
feated Miss Kate Fellows. Miss Grow
at once issued a challenge. This morn
ing Miss Chatterton accepted. and ar
rangements were at once completed for
the race to take place at $50 Wednesday
evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-25
AN INSPIRATION
OF PRIEST. LYNCH
He Is Responsible for the Extended
Power Given to Umpircs by Rules
Committee In National League.

Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. 3.-The extended
power given umplres by the adoption
or rule by the rules committee OF tho
National league last night is an inspira-
ton Of President T. j. Lynch. This is
the rule empowering the umpire TO clear
the bench OF any substitute players dis
putting the umpircs decision and indulg-
lEg In rowdlneSs In general. There has
been much rowdyism from tho bench.
Secy Hcydler said last night, and these
are the mon President Lynch is after
Umpircs Klein and Johnston were two
OF the presidents advisers In this mat
ter, these having been sufferers from
The bench during the last playing sea-
SON Up to last night there was no rule
TO cover this. but now rowdy PLAYERS
VIII be reprlmandcd and for second
offense fined so. and for the third offcnse
they Will have TO leave the playing
grounds.
Just who Will compose tho National
leagues Empirical staff next season is
rot known at the present time as no
oihcial announcement has been made
However, II Is certain both KLEIN and
Johnston Will be two of the eight indica-
tor holders. There will also be two sub
stitutes who may be called upon TO do
duty whenever their services are needed