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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
JuareZ Entries.

JUAREZ Mexico Jan 31.-Entries for
Terrazas park for Tuesday:
First race. FIVE and n half furlones-
Shirley Rossmore. ITO: Straight Talk. 40:
Florence Myers l1o: Seasici no; Ina
Gray. no; Little Slss, 11o, Convenient,
ll0: Almena 10. Virginia Lindsey. 110.
Dandy Dancer. llO, Myrtle Dixon. 11o;
Bright Skies. los.
Second race, FIVE and half furlongs-
Hailstorm, 10; Pinion, 10, Lady Garven,
10; Miss Gratitude, 10; Minnie Bansert
no; Lillian Ray. 10; Goldan. 10; Dene
no; Succeed. 10; Star Beam. 1o5 I:
Edna Edwards. lo5; 'Hattie Garrett
l05
Third race. tWo-year- ods, three and a
bali furlongs-EXactly. 100; Selito. 10S
kinfolks. LOG: Mary Rudd, 1oI; Morning
Song. l04: Hale. ]o2; Ina, 100; solid 9S
Fourth race. one mile and q sixteenth
Knight Deck. 100; Servile lIG: Early
Tide. lo5; Meadow, lOs: Sensible. %; Bon
Ton 90.
Fifth race. five furlonGs-Silver Stock
ing. lC1: Colonel Bob. loo Light knight.
l0i: Oebed Lad. l0d; Royal Ben, l02. Joe
Stokes. 102: Jolly, 107
Sixth race, one mile and sixteenth
Nopch. III &rcourt. III: Buna. 1G9; John
r. Mcmillan, 1os; Alma Boy. 1O6: Wolfer-
ton, loe Whip Top. l04; Lighthouse. lO1
'ADprenticc allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Seeking DATA ABOUT
UTAH AND SALT LAKE
Numerous Inquiries Received
for Information Concerning
Opportunities.

Inquiries regarding Salt Lake and Utah
are pouring in upon the local chamber
Of commerce at an increasing rate, Mon
days mails bringing in a dozen or more
requests for information, many of which
came from men who are contemplating
move TO Salt Lake.
Among those answered by j. u. Perkes.
secretary OF the Real Estate association.
was letter from IL. Mcrloy, French con-
sulgeneral at San Francisco, who said
the director OF the national Office of eX-
terror comm of France wanted TO
get figures on the production. consump-
ton and shipments OF oZokerIte 81 product
found almost exclusively in Utah.
r. Schultz of Galveston. Tex.
writes for information desired by i've
families who contemplate moving TO Salt
Lake
Charles +. Bacon OF san Francisco
asks regarding the possible opening for
manufacturer of metal light fixtures.
w. G.. Perkins. mining man of Port
land. asks FOR literature descriptive OF
Utah. and a teacher in a Seattle high
school wants TO know about the cost OF
living and what board q school teachc"
would nave TO pay In Salt Lake
There are other requests for iuforma-
lion from business firms seeking 90
broaden their markets TO include Salt
Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
VANCE AND HARDY To
MEET IN MATCH RACE

on Wednesday evening. Salt Lake roll
Ter skating fans will witness ono ot the
fastest roller races Of the season. il
the present match between Lawrence
Vance and Fenton Hardy. two of the
spccdicst roller skaters in this part OF the
country. come mp to expectations. Hardy
was Willie Schat1's partner in the me-
mora bic six day race last ycay and later
tain country. There has long been a
dispute between Hardy ard Vance az to
who was the better on the little wheels.
The race viii start at $50 for two miles
or twcTty-four laps. The boys will
start from opposite sides OF the track
so that neither will have an advantage
of pacing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Boxing for Points

Manager Dunham o. Jack Rogers an-
nounceG Monday that II" would accept
the recent challenge Issued hy lack Tip
pets TO hoN any on" his weight Rogers
has been anxious 80 set chance AT TIP
pots aid the challenge came at the right
time.
bennington ana Rogers arc both work
Ing hard ~ get into condition Tor their
round 80 which is 60 bc held ut Muir
ray udcr the auspices Of the iIrc depart
mcnt under the management OF Con
Gallagher,
Tommy Fitzgerald Is anxious 10 take
another whir at peanuts" Sinclair, and
says that ~ tho latter will agree 10 box
at lis pounds rlnGsidc that he can get
suitable side bet. Both men have also
received offers To 90 10 New Orleans to
meet some or the southern boys many Of
whom are making good in the ring.
Young Erlcnborn and Sinclair may
meet In III" near future IN ten round
bout. ErlcnboTn is anxious 10 meet the
Utah feather champion, claiming that a
victory VIII add another state TO ILLS al
ready won laurcls. Sinclair said Monday
that he would mC"t tho Denver boy pro-
vided nc could make riugside weight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
ENTRIES FOR CLASSIC
SUBURBAN ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, Jan. 3I.-Forty- seven
horses. among them ,hc best performers
of the American turf. are eligible To
start in the classic Suburban handcap
whtcn Will ne run over the mile and one
quarter course at the June meeting at
Shccpshead Bay. Th" list OF entrants
was sent oTt tonight and penalties ac-
cruo from noon tomorrow
Heading the list. and given top weight
by tho hanolcapper. are the colts Ballot
and Fitzhcrbert each with 129 pounds
while King James. sam Hildrcths star
performer, is let In at a pound less
Maskcttc. James II. Kecue's Sterling
mare. is well thought OF by the weight
adjustcr. FOR she must pick up 12j
pounds. and in doing so, give weight by
the scale To high class colts and ScldIrgs
Among the animals eligible TO face the
barrier are several faVoritcs that cam
paigncd on tho English courses last sea-
son. Some OF the better known horses
that have been nominated follow: Uilar-
Gus. Priscillian Joe Madden, Flrcstonc
Olambala, Rcstigouchc. High Private.
Dorantc. FaNctlc, Car Dinna Ken,
Fashion Plate, Sweep. Betsy Bubbling
Water. IIffendi, Grasmere and Candle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
JOHNSON AND C0MISKEY
WILL TAKE CRUISING TRIP

CHICAGO. Jan. Sl.-president Bar y.
Johnson OF the American league. accom-
panied by President Charles A. Comiskey
Of the Chicago American League club.
left last night for Helena. Ark. 10 get
aboard tie cruiser White Sox, which has
been laid up In drydock FOR several
days. The maGnates Will devote the week
10 hunting and fishing along the White
river. and expect TO he back In Chicago
next Sunday.
Now that Comiskey has disposed OF his
contracts for the building of the new
South Side park, lltte remains 10 be
done in the way OF preliminary save the
signing OF players for the season, The
training trip scheme Is being engineered
ON the Pacific coast by Morris l.. O'Nelll
president OF the Western league, who
has been covering the territory west OF
the Rockies FOR several weeks. making
dates for the locnl American leaguers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
SULLIVAN COLLINS
FIGHT FOR OGDEN
Match Had Been Made for Park
City; Cyclone Thompson
Quits.

The Sullivan Collins twenty round box
ing contest. which had been slated for
Park CITY, has been switched 10 Ogden,
To take the place OF the Sullivan-Thomp-
son match, which has been called oil. ow-
ing TO "Cyclonc's" cold feet. The match
will be held in the Orpheum thcater.
February H. and the boys will weigh
in at 13S pounds They will start train
ing today. and, as both are anxious 10
win, they will surround themselves with
the hest trainers and boxers they can
secure in this neck OF the woods. Sui
livan and Collins have been doing light
work since their last match and neither
man needs any hard work Both men
being in fine physical condition, they
will now train for speed.
Collins dreams day and night OF the
lightweight championship and he figures
his only opportunity 10 secure chance
at the title is by defeating Sullivan.
Manager Burns. OF Collins wired Mon
day night for Watson Burns. prominent
trainer at Oakland, who will come here
to train Collins. Sullivan win work, as
usual. with all who care TO box with him,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
MOVEMENT TO KEEP
CARS CLEAR OF FILTH
Women's Clubs Also Want
Stores Cleaned When Free
of People.

There was meeting of the civic COM
mittee OF the Federation OF Women $
clubs at the Brooks arcade Monday
There was a great deal of business talked
over, which was mainly the forming OF
several committees as follows.
Committee to interview the street car
authorities and 10 see that the cars are
Kept free from eXpectoration and other
h'th. winch is unsantary, and therefore
unhealihful. Another committee was
formed 70 sec that the stores. and es-
pecially the grocery stores be cleaned out
before the shopping hours begin, instead
OF during the time when the stores arc
thronged with people and the food is All
exposed. " ''
still another committee was formed TO
fruit which IS sold on the streets WorI,
VII also be started for the purpose OF
he,plne IN the war against the smoke
meetings are held every second and
fourth Monday In The month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
ELECTRICAL WIRING
WILL Be INSPECTED
Pacific Board of Fire Under.
writer's to Undertake Work
in Near Future.

Inspection OF electrical wiring in Salt
Lake will be undertaken by the local of
fec OF the Pacific Board OF Fire Under
writer's in the near future. according to
an announcement zmade Monday
This will be the first inspection bureau
for electrical work established In the
state. and 1t Is expected that the en-
forcement OF the requirements OF the fire
underwriters will mean a vast improve
ment in the class OF electrical work done
In the city.
The recent report OF the engineers OF
the National Board OF Fire Underwriters.
after an inspection OF the buildings Of
Salt Lake, was TO the effect that the fire
hazard on account OF improper wiring
was exceedingly great in many build
ings,
Just before this report some of the
owners of the largest buildings in salt
Lake had the basemepts OF their buildings
rewired. so that the inspectors would as
sumo that the whole % the buildings were
done in the same manner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
4NXI0USLY WAITING
OPENING CHERRY MINE

CHERRY. Ill. Jan Sl.-Suppressed OK
element prevailed in Cherry tonight
among thc relatives and friends Of the
lS0-odd miners who lie dead I'm the 81
Paul mine.
Tomorrow it will be known whether
TIC bodies can be brought 10 the surface
or whether the mine win have to be
kept closed
MI arrangements were completed to-
day for the rcoDening of the Shaft early
tomorrow. While inspectors and carpen- :
ters were busy with the supers tructure
young italian woman stood In the
snow. mute and motionless. for two hours
this afternoon. leaning on the iron rail
about Tie main shaft and gazing IenderIv
n; the cement can that has practically
covered her husbands tomb for two
months
She Goes that every day" said Archie
Drcw, superintendent Of the mine She
SAYS nothing TO anybody aud Rnaiiv goes
home. she Is Mrs. Catlini. whose hus-
hnud met death Only one month after she
married him