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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Emeryville Entries.

SAN FRANCISCO. March Fol
lowing are the entries for Wednesday:
First race six furlongs, seling-Bal-
made. ia; Mossback. III; Kaiserhor.
III; Galvanic, ia: Arthur Hyman. ia
Maud McG.. III. Matte Mack III: Daily.
Ill; Iillum 95; Titus H. los, Silver
Grain, 100; I'll Paso. 100.
Second race. three and a half furlonCs.
nurse-Peccavi. 1O9: Mit Jones. 100;
Robert Hurst. 100; Kinda. 100: Kormack
NJ; Academist. l0l. Rava. az
Third race. six furlongS selling-Bcda,
%; Roberta. %; Ben Stone 113: Burn
ing. Bush, 1l5. Hannibal Bcy 113. Bu-
collie lI3 Denecn. 1l3; "Sainest. lO2:
Silver Line: III: Mi Direcho. liz: Argo-
naut. ll2: ST. Avon. 1l6.
Fourth race, futurity course, selling
Hamper l0i. Mylcs O'Connell 100: +.
J. Crowley, 90: LADY Elizabeth 93: w
+. Overton. los; Sewell. 112, Tre-
margo, 90.
Fifth race. one mile. selling-Mr Bish-
op. l09: Steel, l02 Glennadeane 81: Spe-
cial Delivery, 40. Cadichon. ITO: Gaia
line. ITO; Biased. S5: radiation. 50: Colo
mel Jack, ll3; Thomas Calhoun ll3:
Wicket. 30: OnataSsa. log
Sixth race futurity course. selling
Elcctrowan. 1893. Pride OF Lismorc. i01
silk. %; Iiukand o.; NIinncdocIa 100:
Dr.. Doushcrty. l05; Lady Panchita, l06:
Eleanor Robson 50
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
COUNTY SELLS TROUT
At A BIG PROFIT
Dynamiting Fish Costs Two
Boys 500 Fine Each, I'M
posed by Holm.

For dynamting fish in the Big Cotton
wood creek several days ago. Seth Park
and Alonzo Green. two hoys residing
in salt Lake county. appeared before Jus
ucc Charles Holm Of Murray. Tuesday
morning and entering pleas of guilty. were
promptly nncd Sl00 each. Green and
Park, who arc mere youths, took It into
their heads to reap a rich harvest Of
specified beauties and procuring some dy-
mantle placed a shot, which. besides
bringing 10 the surface number OF trout
attracted the attention OF Warden II. a.
McGec. aud other persons, who were not
Tar from The scene OF the shooting when
IL occurred. a huge column OF water was
seen To shoot into the air by McGec
which was followed nv a mUmled report.
funnlng up the creek edge. McGcc caught
Park and Green in the act OF collecting
their spoil
Justice Holm, i'm prououncing sentence
took into consideration the age Of the
BOYS and inasmuch as the use OF dYna-
mite In taking fish from streams Is q
ia ther serious olIcnsc. the Justice Thought
that a fine Or 500 would bc sufficient
After paying the fine and before the boys
departed, they listened To d little father
ly advice on the part Of Justice Holm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
EPHRAlM GUN CLUB
PLANS PLEASURE PARKS
Special to The Tribune.

N1itfldi 10 ! lie HlDbHcs
EPHRAIM March 1.-The Ephraim
Gun club has arranged FOR the purchase
of tract of land west Of town for pri-
Vnte resort and the site OF lirsl-class
tishpond. This was decided upon at the
club $ meeting al the Office of Dr, Otto
Nelson last Sunday and no time Viii
be lost in putting the plans into e%ecu-
tiun. To carry out the plan, the clun
levied an assessment Of $40 per member
AS soon as the weather VIII permit,
large fshpoud Will he constructed, which
will later he stocked with bass, Trees
and shrubbery win be planted
Tentative action was also taken on
plans for the purchase OF land I'm one OF
the nearby canyons This will he parked
and will he tho site OF another hshpond
which is 10 be stocked with trout. Al
though these resorts viii be private, they
will bs open TO all members OF the CLUB
and those who help by contributing TO
carry out the clubs plans.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Dr.. Otto Nelson. pres
idcnt, John Greavcs. Nice-president; Ad
Hansen. secretary and treasurer; \. o.
Nelson, assistant secretary and treas
uVcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
C0NSUIS SEEK NAMES or
ALIEN DEAD IN AMERICA

y complaint has been received by Coy
ernor Spry from the secretary OF state
al Washington that the officials OF Utah
pave failed io notify the consus OF the
death OF citizens of foreign countries
who have no known heirs I'm Utah IL is
said that the officials have neglected this
matter especially in regard 10 Italians
and Austrians who have died
Consuls for both OF these countries are
located In Denver and information CON
cerninS ihc death or their subjects should
DC sent them. Governor SpTN says that
the laws of Utah do moi provide for such
notice. but he has written To the county
clerks Of the state requesting Them Ia
supply that Information To the conSuls
and II is quito likely that n law will bc
enacted at The ncXt session OF tho Icgis-
lnture making this manda torV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
RULES FOR AWARDING
CHAMPIONSHIP PENNANTS

CINCINNATI. March l.-Only PLAYERS
aud teams contestnG in the world :
championship series Will hereafter be
awarded pennants and emblems by the
national baseball commission. accord
ing to an announcement made by that
body late today,
The division of receipts from post-sca
son games hereafter is TO be made upon
the same basis as the world s series.
instead OF allowing the contestins clubs
to devote the money as they nt.
\ change was made in the drafting rules
by which minor league clubs are given
five days i'm which TO accept or reject
offers OF the return Of a drafted player
when the PLAYER is about TO be disposed
Of TO a minor league OF the same class
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
WHITE S0X SPECIAL
DELAYED IN OGDEN


OGDEN. March 1.-Occupyine a train
or four standard Pullman cars and n
buffet, library car. scventY-two mem
bcrs of the famous White SoN baseball
team rcma incd in ogden all day waiting
for the repair of the washout on the
Southern Pacific railroad before continu-
ing on their way to San Francisco. Th"
big crowd NJ bah players their wives and
President Ban Johnson of The American
league, and President Charles 4. Comis-
key owner of the Chicago American
team, reached Ogden from the east this
morning over the Denver * Rio Grande
railroad.
When the party reached Ogden it was
informed that the train would be de-
laycd here for at least twelve hours. The
players spent the day sightseeing. many
spending the day in ogden canyon AMI
several going 10 Salt Lake City.
Hugh Dudcy. the new manager Of the
team. said that the players Will be di-
Nided into two teams at Sacramento.
Team No l viii return 10 the cast over
the southern route and team No. will
return 10y way of Ogden where n game
will be played March %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02

The man pictured herewith is the
owner of the Chicago White SoX, and
Comiskcv is without doubt the most
picturesque figure in baseball today. He
began his professional baseball expo
ricncc in Dubuque IN 1882, The next
year he went with the ST. Louis Browns
Of the American ASSOCIATION. and IN
1884 became captain and manager OF
this famous organization. The club,
under his leadership. won the Amcri-
can association championships in 1881,
1850. 1856 and 1887, and in The latter
wear won the world 5 championship by
defeating the famous Chicago White
Stockings. under Ansou. In 1880 Comis,
kew was manager of the Chicago Broth
crhood team, returning in 1891 to St.
Louis. The next year he managed the
Cincinnati club, National league, and
in 1893 he became The owner of the
st. Paul club Of the Western league, re-
naming there until 1900. when he
transferred his ST. Paul team to CHI
cago. thus making the beginning Of
the American league in 1900. and in
both 1900 and 1901 his American
league team. the White SoX. won the
pcnnaDt of that organization.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02

son of former Governor Thomas OF Colo
RADIO
DK. F. Il. sTRAUP OF Bingham is at
the Wilson.
SID PACE of Richardson. this state,
is at tho Wilson
J.. T.. BERGH OF Lark is at the Will
son.
MRS. ]. d. SINGLEY Is registered at
the Wilson from Butte,
:. W. WILSON of BIackfoot Ida, is at
the Wilson,
WILLIAM IT. THAN of Logan is Il
guest at the Wilson.
MRS FRANK WAGNER OF Provo is
registered at the Wilson,
MIR. AND MRS. -. f. THOMAS OF
Evanston. Wyo.. arc registered at the
Wilson.
II. j. CRAWFORD of Provo is al the
Wilson
J. JONES OF Evanston. Wyo.. is at the
Wilson.
6. n MANSON is at tho Wilson from
Richmond. this state.
+. l.. HAYES is registered at the Will
son from Park CITY,
THOMAS BEBB Of Bingham is at the
MoNum.
MIR AND MRS. II. NEWMAN OF Lo-
gan are registered at tho MoNum.
JOHN D. WOODS, CHIEF clerk I'm the
office of the International smeltcr at
Tooelc. is al the MoXum.
Industrial school al Ogden, is at the
MoNum.
GEORGE \. STOREs OF Provo is at the
MoNum.
NJ. !. MORAN Is at tho MoNum from
Ogden.
w, &. sEARLE of Provo is at the
MoXum.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
In Hotel Corridors

r. K. wuPPLE OF Tccoma. New, is a,
the Cullen.
a. w. JENSON and Ernest Winklcr
OF Ephraim are at the Cullen.
A c.. LTNDSTROM of Logan is a guest
at the Cullen
MRS. \, PETERSON of Ogden is reg
stered at the Cullen.
u. ], FRASER OF Midvalc is at the
Cullen.
\. ". FoRMAN is a Bingham visitor
In Salt Lake He is registered at the
r, II. swANGER OF Ogden is at the
f. w. GGMMEL Of ogden is at the
Kenyon.
6. w. TERRuL Of Kaysvle is regis
tered Al the New Windsor
MHS $. $. JONES OF bingham is regis
tered al The New Windsor,
MIR. AND MRS. CONFER of Coalvlllc
arc at the New Windsor.
r NJ MArGAN of wensyille is at the
New Windsor
Mr., AND MRS l.. NJ, CAMPBELL Of
Boise arc nj the New Windsor.
BURT STANLEY OF Park City is at
tho New Windsor
], II. COLEMAN Of American Fork is
at The New Windsor
THOMAS MMASTER Is at the New
Windsor from Brigham City.
NJ, G. HAGMER is at the New Wind
sor from Springyillc.
w. G. STOkER of Provo is at the New
Windsor.
7. t. ODDHc Of Tonopah is at the
knuisfurd.
G, y. JENKINS Of McGiu Nov. is at
tho knutsfotd.
j. w. FINCH and (. :. Thomas. Jr..
are AT the knutSford. Mr, Thomas is the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02

Hugh Duffy is one of the stellar men
IN baseball TODAY, He began his pro-
fcssional baseball career with the
Springfield, Mass. club in 1887 lie
PLAYED under Anson two seasons, and
in 1890, like Comistey. went with the
players in the Brotherhood war and
PLAYED the outfeld under Comiskey
with the Chicago team, In 1891 he
went with the Boston American asso'
citation club, which organization he cap
tanned. In 1892 he Joined the Boston
Nationals and PLAYED there until the
organization Of the American league
in 1900 He is considered one of the
best all-around baseball men in the
country today and has been signed
by Comiskey to manage the White Sox
the present season
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
PENlTENTIARY GROUNDS
NOW IN CITY LIMITS

Mayor Br3nsiord Tuesday approved the
ordinance anncXiu; the Sugar Hons, ais,
trict Ia the city. so that the city limits
nro now enlarged by the addition of mnro
man ?oo acres nf ground. including the
Highland Park addition. Union pori, al
Iltion. the state prison grounds and
Sugar House proper
inc mayor approved all other matters
passed anon by tho city council cNccni-
ing The b'lls of DcvercauN Wilson for s."5
ana Lester T.. Moreton FOR $i2O for sr,.v-
lceS as StcnoSIaphcrs for the criminal
DIVISION OF The city court. The MAYOR is
In favor OF tho Wilson claim but has held
up lnc Moreton claim for further inVes-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Park and Green Pav
5000 for Fish
BASKETBALL IS NEV|
SPORT At THE Al.
Fourteen Football PIayers
Awarded Their A.: Bris.
1910 Prospects. y

''lH' AsA' ~ = ~ ''htlNs
LOGAN, March l.-Ycslcrtlav =,
thUsiaStlc meeting OF the s.naas
Of the I. y. c. fourteen As vcrs
cd 10 football players Of this seas.
number included the team of clcrs,
two substitutes and the man.nll'
these. five received the 4 for ,rss,
time. the other nine were init,a,l
tho halls of athletic fame.
Brief speeches wcrc made n n.
ing by Mr.. O. G. Lloyd. prcsIdsnss
Student Body association and bv T..
bert. Il member of the team. -'s
Amid Tousiug cheers and apn,,..
athletes were compelled TO stfin -
coats and don their splendid, hess<
blue sweaters adorned With WIZ
\. The men who won the ~.
Manager WTgley. Dean Pelcnm, T,
Crookston. Ncrc Martiucau. Es1 .'
son, John Paddock. Fvcd Bros,,
kin Jones. Ezra McCombs. W..
Hcbcr iIancuck. Andrew Mel
F.gbert and James Holden.
AS nearly as one can lorccar, 1.
remote date. the prospects Tor 4.
AT t.. 4. g. for next year are "a,
good With the exception OF Ne
every one ot the fourteen men en-
return and play neN, year. n.
Wriclay, who was rc elected. has 4
arranged an excellent schedule or.
including contests WITH three D.
schools. the university, the ArrIe
college and the Butte School OF MIc
is also negotiating with some q
schools and With the CniversIiy n
The basketball season Just end.i
the L. y. &. third place In th-
league. While this may sound dI,,
ing to some. il is by no means :
Ing nor unsatisfactory 10 those n
familiar with all the facts coa
basketball in tho various SCHOOL,
stale. Considering the disadvani4-
handicaps. the L. y. {, team D.
,.1'cdilah work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
PAULHAN GIVES MARSHAL
CR0SS-C0UNTRY CHASE

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March Louis
Paulhan is leading j. f McDavit. deputy
United States marshal Of New York, q
merry chase. McDavit is cndcavorlne TO
serve the order secured by attorneys
for tho Wright brothers and restraining
the French aviator from continuing his
lights in this country, From New York
McDavit went 10 Phoenix. Ariz. where
Inc missed PaulEan by several hours: go
ing from there 10 Oklahoma City. where
he arrived 2 half hour too late. Then he
came to Memphis but his search was
fruitless. and he left for ST Louis carly
TO-DAY to continue the quest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
WASH0UTS DELAY WHITE
S0X SPECIAL, EXTRA DAY

OGDEN. March despite the efforts
to move the Chicago White SoN baseball
special, which arrived carly this morn =
ing and has been held by washuuts on
is no relief in sight tonight. il will be
impossible. according to late announce
mcnt, TO resume travel before tomorrow.
Manager Hugh Duffy believes the sched =
ule OF the first team FOR southern Cali
fornia will be affected and says some
cancellations may he necessary, The sec
ond team can fill its dates if the special
is able To proceed tomorrow. The mem
bers OF the party are stopping at hotels
tonight, This is the fourth delay OF the
trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
VARSITY STILL HAS 4
CHANCE FOR

Two basketball games have h
ranged by the University Of L
the Y. W. c. A.. 10 he played
state championsip this week
day afternoon the teams VIII
the varsity gym, and saturday.
the teams will line up AT the y.
The results OF these two games
nitely determine the varsity po'
ba slScthali. Although tho varsity
place in the intercollegiate seri'
docks men still has a chanccI
state championship.
AS the teams now stand for \
title tho Il. Y. L. and tho y. a
are tied. Tho tie game will he q
Provo next Thursday evening. an
Provo team wirs Provo Will have
title Ia the state championship.
"Y'' wins the varsity will have
al IN, lille
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
STUDENTS ARE GETTING
READY FOR CHESS MATCH

NEW YORK. March l-OXford and
Cambridge have at last been heard from
IN regard 10 the annual cable chess
match with the American colleges They
announce that an official challenge Will
be forthcoming shortly.
The chess players AT oxford and Cam
bridge have bad some difficulty In fnan.
cling the match. and. therefore over
stepped the time limit FOR challenging
laid down In the deed of gift for the
Rice trophy. This has been waived how
ever. AT a meeting OF The American
alumni committee. April - is suggested
as the date for playing the games, which
Will be six in number.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
SARATOGA ASSOCIATION
WILL. GIVE BIG PURSES

NEW YORK. March 1.-The Saratoga
Racing association has mapped out a pro-
Gramme which calls for the distribution
of S2o0.000 among owners Of racers. This
money-about 500. 900 more than last year
will he run for during the coming days
OF the racing from August to August
"a During the meeting there will be
twenty eight features. stakes and handi-
caps. All the all-ciassics VIII be re-
tamcd-Saratoga Handicap. Saratoga
Cup. United States Hotel. Grand Union
Hotel, Trayevs Saratoga Special, Ala
bama, etc, with six new stakes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Bad Floods in Holland.

AMSTERDAM. Holland March
Great damage is resulting from the over
TOW OF tho river Mouse and the situa-
uoh AZ many or the riverside villages is
.nanGffous y large number of furnaces
In the factories near Macstricht arc flood
ed and the workers have been obliged
|" iles from The rising waters. Hund-eds
oil houses In Macstrlcht arc flooded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
AUSTRALIA GOLF AND
TENNIS PLAYERS COMING

NEW YORK. March IA golf team
from Australia Will tour the United
states next year, This prospect OF inter
national sport ls surprising as it comes
from new quarter. Secretary Watson
of tho United States Golf association re-
cciNed ncws of the proposition this week
from sydney. The intention is To bring
over six amateur golfers and four lawn
teunis players. tho latter including The
Davis cup winners.
Tho team will Starl its tour in south
ern California in the spring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
PITCHING GUN WILL
BE USED FOR PRACTICE

ANNAPOLIS. Nd March Baseball
candidates at the naval academy this
season VIII try out Il new pitching gun
which is expected TO give them all the
preliminary training needed To face any
rival pitcher. The gun, III throwing A
ball from the pitchers box over the
plate. may be made TO give curve as
wide eight feet in any direction by
a. simple regulation In the brccch
The machine is the invention OF one
OF the naval academy officers. 1t is op-
Grated with compressed air.
Only fifteen pounds pressure will be
used. as this Will give a speed equal to
the fastest pitchers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
POLICY OF RETRENCHMENT
HITS SALT LAKE OFFICE

Tho retrcnchment policy which has be-
come necessary in the United States land
department was extended To the local Of
iiCc Tuesday morning. when three OF
the employees received notices that they
had been given furloUchs. or. in other
words. mad bc"u placed OH the suspcu-
sion list. The services uf The men were
discuntiuupd March ].
Captain Hair. chief OF the land office
said Tuesday that the retrcnchmcnt
policy Is adopted toward the close of
each fiscal year when II is evident that
the appropriation for the year is running
short
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
CHICAGO WHITE S0X ARE
ENTERTAINED IN ZION

Several members of ihc White SoN
baseball team took advantage of the Law
over at Ogden Tuesday. and q party of
twenty-five returned TO Salt Lake City
to see the sights. Immcdla tely upon
their arrival here the boys We're taken TO
the Y. VI. 9. A. where they enjoyed
fresh water plunge d. NJ. Newton city
passenger agent of the Oregon Short
Line. making the necessary arrange
ments, After the plunge. the party went
to the Tabernacle. where Prof j. j. Nc
Clellan very kindly arranged a special
organ recital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Will. GO TO
PARK CITY TO TRAIN

Jack Rogers VIII 80 10 Park City today
TO complete his training for his twenty
round BOXING contest with Tim Crowley.
scheduled for March L. Rogers is in f,nc
condition and expects TO secure the de-
cision over Crowley In less than fifteen
rounds.
Crowley has been worlzln. hard To- get
INTO shape al Park City, and his friends
arc backing him heavily TO win.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Highland Park Now Part of City.

The Sugar House district. consisting
OF 9O] acres. has been annexed 10 he
city. The annexation ipclpdcs High
land Park. the beautiful new sub.
DIVISION 10 be marketed by KimbaI &
richards this spring. Announcement of
the opening of this immense new resi-
dcnce district will bc made shortly,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
HYLAND AND BALDWIN
ARE MATCHED TO FIGHT

KANSAS CITY. March 1.-"Fishting
Dick llyland and Matty Baldwin were
matched tonight TO fight ten rounds be-
fore the Grand Avenue Athletic club
here March II. They will weigh In AT
1919 pounds at o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
TWO COMPLAINTS ISSUED
BY COUNTY ATTORNEY

The county attorney issued two COM
plalnts Tuesday against j. j. Chinn.
charging him with selling tobacco to
Almer Peterson. minor aged II years
February 10 and 20.
\ complaint was also issued against
William Southern charging him with
burglary In the third degree. 1t is al
legged that Southern broke into a bunk
house OF the oregon Short Line Rail-
"oad company. March
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02

LaGrippc pains that prcvade the
entire system. LaGrirpe coughs that
rack and strain, are quickly cured bv
toley's Honey and Tar. is mildly
laxative, safe and certain in results
Scbramm-J ohnson, Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Even Billiard Break.

KANSAS CITY. March l.-Willic Home
and Ora Morningstar broke even in Two
exhibition lS.2 oallSline billiard games
played here to-day and tonight,
Jii MornlnGstar won the night game 200
Hoppe took. the afternoon game 400 to
In lrG.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
Joansen Breaks Record.

NEW YORK. March Thor Joansen
the swedish professional runner. estab-
lishcd a new indoor Marathon record in
the SiXty-nnrh regiment armory tonight
Of : hours, SO minutes and 10 l-5 sec
onds.
Doraudo's best time made at Madison
Square Garden. was 2.44I-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
PAGER GEORGE GAN0
SELLS FOR $50, 900

LEXINGTON, Ky. March 1.-Georgc
Gan0, 2:aSY the PAGER was sold today
by {. -. Tnsman, Barton Pardee and
5. VI. Gleason Of PENNSYLVANIA to NJ w
Savage OF Minneapolis for s3O.900