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New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
HASLlN SHOOT ENDS BIRDS GALORE FALL
{. Il. {. RANGE CLOSED.
NWkSmen an Good Form at
Final Shoot.

After a most interesting season OF twen-
ty-two weeks, the trapshooters of the Cres-
cent Athletic Clubs gun club brought it 70
q close yesterday with twelve well contest
ed matches. under conditions that were al
most Ideal The thrOng OF spectators that
gathered TO witness the final matches os
the season were. well rewarded, for full
scores were made in nearly all the contests
HonOrs for the dav were pretty evenly
divided between G P James and ". @
Damron. Mr.. James won the team trophy
match. in which twelve competed He
broke all but enc Of his twenty-five targets
+. b Stephenson being the r11nner-lp with
twenty-three to his credit. Mr. James also
won twenty-five target shoot and sweep
stakes, both with full scores. Mr.. Dam
ron's best prize was the H G Martin
trophy which he captured by breaking
forty-eight out Of his possible fifty ia rgets
defeating his nearest opponent, c. A Lock-
wood, by just one target Besides win
ming a twenty-1ve-targe shoot with a full
score. he WIS A. T. Hendrickson's partner
in the team shoot which they won with :
score Of A. out Of a possible So
There was keen competition in the match
for the Palmer t"oPhy-a special prize con-
test. II. NJ. Br.-ham proved the winner
III lass n dJ - LdFuS, J. II. kanGerVeer
in Class B, IT IS Yards and c. r James
in Class c. at Is yards The scratch shoot
brought out thirteen marksmen. and 2 b
Stephenson proved high gun. with "A tar
gets broken out Of his 10 H W. Wood
cock. however, was the winner for the
month. after a shoot-Off with Mr.. Stephen
son. Mr.. WoodcOck also won a 25-target
trophy shoot yesterday with full score.
II. NJ. Brigham and G r James divided
a sweepstakes prize, each having a score
of a.
The competition was keen in the moon
light squad match. ". c. Damron proved
high gun, with IS as his score. A E. Hen
Erickson was second, with %. and c. A
LOckW God third. with A.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
COT4SH SENIFINILS.
Ct;Um0n and Prentiss Uin an
HarTard CIub Tourney.

Alfred stlnman and j. w. Prentiss. both
,,-i,,us & ace. won Their places in the final
- ,be class A handicap section OF the
s,,,,aer tournament at the Harvard ClHb
,-s.tordav.. q Nichols. Z aces. gained ms
hr.ckef i'm lhe final Of the Class Is aiso
tie uuper half remaining open between l.
. Marvin and " T. 'rocker ne ""rh
of StiIIman and Prentiss' me '"" 'sds ny
= .,..-.,,,,e. ,iavers. created some surprise
1-..,i.. a. they recently met for the
s,-.s,,,,i,.,.s,{r. which Stilirnan won
- in his serni-,insl. met Philip
- 1,sif p hand and aces. and only
81 te3S.aiional uphill playns sayed INN a., mt his
rltce. Boyer won the risi am tt. 81 se,o,'d
hr Ii-I -, prenfiss began 10 oVerhaGl
h' Si1 bv his fast service and placing 'I,9.6 F5en,
- ran % aces To sci 49,, o. rt,s
= a-li to 7 and took the game me
~ ~ lane was excitingly close, but Ifem-
~ ~ ul,,ss1rtsfncI MS speed. winning al lou
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
POLLS UINS 4 DERBY.
Fauntleroy UnpIaccd an Race
at Jacksonville.

Jacksonville. Fla April Polls. running
in The name and colo-s of r l. Thomas
and quoted a. to l. won what the man
ayers Of the No1crief Park meeting We're
pleased TO call the American Derby here
TO-DAY. The good three -year-cld took up
l2e mounds and ran the mile and a quarter
in The track record time of 2co5 -
Barney Schreiber's Sager. which looked
ike the winner a sixteenth out. finished
second. while Martinez, which closed
strongly in the stretch. earned third money.
Fauntleroy- the favorite, proved q griev-
Gus disappointment. He lacked his usual
speed and dash and finished in the ruck.
Powers rode a well judged race on Polls
ana cleanlv earned the gold loving cup. the
Sift Of the association. The summaries fol-
Low
Fi-t race purse six furio9gsTHqTace E i0e ioe
oJirifinl. L 70 l. second: Doc Allen. III Reid),
100 10 trfrd Time. Is IS. Pedigree En-
list. Point Lace, Away and Splendida also ran;
Second race purse. four furlonssl-coiden
F2.,hv I15 Grand y to l. won. Inspector Gen
CTr1eulanl > 70 =. third Time. o;4S %. Hawk
Ike. Lees Friar, Starter. Chess. Ivy Green and
Starina also ran.
I94 GAM Il 20 ,. won: Aphrodite. l05 tDreyer).
n !. second: Miss He-bert. lo4 Davenport
10 TO L third Time. - % Flarney CIatlen
Lass. Night Mist, Harriet Rove and Elysiun
also ran.
Fourth race itlc American Derby. one mile
nvs a quarter Polls. 100 Powers ; 70 I. won;
Sage-. us ,NicoD. 20 L second Martinez, IFS
Travis 10 : third Time. 2-05 2-5- Pulka
I-othario and Fauntleroy also ran
Fifth race purse six furiongsl-seyTnour
F7r--rler lO3 Davenport, 10 70 / won; Flying
footsteps loo CAM. 70 2. second. Tom Nc
Grath IL tTroxler). 70 =. third Time
I1o -. Ba-nsdale, Jane Swift and Lady Irna
also rar
Sixth race purse, one nile and a SIXTEENTH
pf-te I09 Reid 70 :, Won. EescOUnets. 100
adams T. 20 :. second Yarns- l0S wilson. 3
70 l. third Time II RosebOro. Lafayette
and C'assoVary also ran
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
COURT TENNIS DR4W.
Play for National Title to
Begin TO-mOrrO1r.

The draw for the national court tennis
to begin at the New York
Racquet and Tennis Club tomorrow has
been announced. In accordance with Gus
tom. jay Gould. the title holder. will stand
ont and play the winner OF the tournament
The draw follows:
April L. at p m. Or. j. a Miskey. Phil
adelphia Racquet Ciuo, vs.. Pierre LOriIlard.
Tuxedo Racquet Club.
April 3. at p m. w. II. T Huhn. Phila-
delphia Racquet Club. vs. T. A Havemeyer.
New York Racquet and Tennis Club
April &. at l p. m. Payne Whitney. New
work Racquet and Tennis Club. vs. win
per ~ Miskey -Lorillard match. 80 p. m.
Ioshua crane, of Boston. vs.. winner OF
uuhn-Havemeyer match.
April = > y. m. semi-inal round winners.
April O. p. m. Jay Gould vs.. tOurna-
ment winner In challenge round
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
POLO PLAYERS HERE
British Contestants for Car
niT0l HOnOrs .4ryI7,e

Three British polo players who will COM
pete IN The polo carnival at Georgian
Court. the home Of George Gould. at Lake
wood. arrived here yesterday from Liver
pool on the Cunarder Campania. The
players are Captain George f. Belville, Of
the l6th Lancers: Captain Charles De
Cresplgn. Of the I'd Life Guards. and w.
s Buckm2ster. civilian. a champion of
England and q member OF the old Can
tabs team of Cambridge University. The
men are members Of the team OF Captain
z. u Miller. who is now at Lakewood
They viii play three days each week until
the end Of April At the pier they were
met by Major Jack Beresford. who ac-
ccmpanied them TO the Waldorf-Astoria.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
Trax,is North Soufb Champion
Garden City War Horse Puts Up Two Clean
Rounds in Beating Tuckerman.

Pinehurst. y. c. April 2.-Walter J.
Travis, Of Garden City, Long Island, win
Der OF the British amateur championship in
1903, and American champion during sew
eral years. defeated ". r TUckerman. Of
Chevy Chase, in to-day's 36-kOle final
round for the championship trophy in the
tenth annual United North and South
Amateur Golf competition. the winner $
margin being ) up and 10 play.
The morning contest was a brilliant
round. with medal scores of - and 16. Mr..
Travis retiring at noon l up. In the after
noon. however. the Garden City player
steadily drew away. turning for home I
up. and winning on the fourteenth green
wilh a haIved hole. His total for the round
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

the Fast Field was II. T. Herbert: the
timer, Z. G. Smith. On the West Field the
referee was Captain Miller, and the timer
was z. w Elliott
Mrs. Jasper Lynch, president of the
Ocean County branch. and vice-president of
the New Jersey Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty 10 Animals. who recently denied
reports that she had barred the use OF spurs
on the polo ponies. and said that no COM
plant OF the alleged abuse OF the ponies
had been received by her or her agent, AM
that she had not been present at any Of
the games this season. said to-day that her
attention having been called to the matter.
she would watch the games In the future
to see that the ponies were not mistreated
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

MANY RACES ON C4RD
Medals Offered for Nati0RG
1utO Cham piOHs.

Fifteen races viii be run in The naGona
championship meet 10 be held under the d
rectiOn OF the American Aut0rnobiIe Assa-
citation at the Indianapolis Motor Speedvay
on Memorial Day Every division IN ths
new classification OF stock ears wi. con
tend and nearly hair a hundred medah
will be distributed among the winners. Tn.
cars finishing first in each Division ve-rl -
ceive gold medals the seconds silver ana
the thirds bronze
The contest board has had a champion
ship meet in contemplation for some time
but no public mention was nade % ths
matter until the board met Last week
the Headquarters OF the national assOcis-
tiOn. in this city. : N Butler. chairman
then announced that the board had author
ICED the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Own
ers positively To schedule the champjOnsnif
meet for MAY 20. following grand etrrub
meet. to be held on the speedway on Aaj
q and IS
Entries must be made with the America,
Automobile Association contest board. ans
the races Will not only be the first rea
championship contests ever held IN thH
country, but they viii also be the initia
national races run under the new 1910 rtlia
OF the contest board
II is likely that the starters in the sever1
divisions will far outnUmber the feid IN AM
previous motor races. Every manU1acrurei
will naturally be anxious 70 win one 81
more championship medals. because tnf
fact that his cars have competed asaiuss
and defeated all OF the stock ears wi-E
the same piston displacement wl4 b -
immense commercial value during the en-
suing year Such a medal would carry wiz
it much more weight than many uinO1
local OF even state track racing trophies
The completion OF the arrangeEents for
the championship races was the ulosr IN
pOrtaut thing done by the contest board
last week The members Of the board TiG
attended were, :. B Stevens. OF Rone. y
Y: T A Wright, WiIz-s- Barre. Penn Al
fred Reeves. Joseph Il Wood and : Il
Butler
Lewis r Speare. president OF the asso-
citation. was present. and approved the a.
ton OF the contest board
Rules and entry blanks for the 1919 Gid
den tour. which starts from Cincinnati II
June 10. were ordered printed and eiistrtb-
uted TO the manufacturers and otire-= POssi-
BILE entrants The board also authorized
the positive announcement that the tour
Will start from Cincinnati. r0twirhstzadi-a
numerous unofficial reports 70 the efecl
that other cities are under consideration Is
starting points
The board directed that printed ius1ruc-
tiOns be sent to its technical representative
throughout the United States and 20 its
referees and associate members Tners are
twenty-fOur associate members OF The cen
test board now scattered throughout ths
country. together with largo corps o1
technical representatives and an able ad
visOry committee. completing working or
ganization which is national n Ctarac-er
and strength
The board ordered certificates OF ractrs
records issued 70 Barney Oldfeid fOr rsCe1:
performances on the Florida beach AL Il
the rules OF the association have been COM
piled with. and OIdfeIfs official record a
announced as follows
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

Tire board announced that il had regis
tered 10 date more than one hundred con-
test drivers in both the amateur and pro-
fessiOnaI classes. Thirty registrations wsrs
received in one mail from Atlanta. where .
hill climb was recently held Evs-v driver
for sanctioned contest during the present
season must be first registered at rHa na.
tionaI headquarters Applications $or -eEiss
try blanks can be made direct 70 the con-
test board in this city or 70 it's aSS0@iars
members in the principal cities Throughout u
the country.
The registered drivers follow George Z
Robertson. Ralph De Palma. Frank =
LescauIt, David l. BruCe-BrOwn Ralph <
Milford. Louis A Disbrow. Edwin 4
Parker. Willie Haupt- Frank ScTwarzs1-
berger. Willie Knippe- Willie owen. e II
Bucknan Noel Trekcus. Harry H core
Jack LAWN. Louis Ranalovich. Lee DaSti1
Lewis 5trang, Ray ". HarTOun- WI Sey-
mour. J. W Mum. J. B. Marquis. Charles
L. Basle. Neil WhaIen. UbeTt SchlUchtneE
Paul LecrOix. J H Stickney. Joseph n
Nickrent. Louis F. NiCkrent- Bruno Seibel
F. z. Siefert. II. \ Stone. l. NcLarty- 4
Livingston Frank F. Free. W y EndicOtr
Mcdonald Purcell. :. W. Fullerton. GeOrst
Kussnan. c. H Lund and H " Hanshus
Caleb s Bragg and H H Brown have reg
fstered as amateur drivers
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

the bye holes being played, was g, or l4I
for the days play.
Walcott Tuckerman won the consolation
from Henry - Fownes, of OakmOnt. The
winners in the five remaining divisions
Were l. S. Robeson, Of the Oak Hill Club:
DR.. II. A ROark. Of Brae Burn; H 8
Stearns. jr.. of Oakland: George W. Watts.
Of Durham, y. -, and Blair Boyd, Of
HilsborO.
The scores of the two leading final
matches follow:
Championship cup. first division (hna)-
Walter J. Travis. Garden City. beat w. R
Tuckerman Chevy Chase. . up and to play
Consolation tfnaD -WaICott Tuckerman Chevy
Chase. beat Henry c. FOWnes Oakmont. ! up
and 10 play
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
JACK O'BRIEN is WILLING.

Philadelphia. April Jack O'Brien. OF
this city. announced tonight that he has
accepted an offer TO fight Al Kaufman six
rounds at the puquesne Athletic Club. in
pittsaurg on April y. o Brien said that
Kaufman is forty pounds heavier than he
Is but that n Kaufman accepts he will
90 into training immediately The offer
came from Jim Dime. now in New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

Rod and Gun club. OF New Haven. and
the Rocky Mountain Rife Club. Os Butts
Mont. are tied as result OF the fiu1
match OF the Tntercluo Rife ShOOtinf
League this week Each club has ten vic-
tories and one defea, To it's credit. Ths
championship viii be- decided by a specia
match 10 be shot next week
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
CLINE HOLDS TITLE.
Makes Shoe of Cutler IN Big
Billiard Match.

St Louis April 2.-Harry Cline. Of Phila-
deiphia, holder OF the world 49, balkine
billiard championship. successfully defend
ed his title here tonight by defeating Al
bert Cutler, Of Boston. by a score Of $50 TO 4.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
ALLEN WINS GOLF HANDICAP

TRy Telegraph to The Tribune
Montclair y J.. April "A r Allen
,,on the eighteen-hole handicap on the
Nontclair Golf club links this afternoon
with a net score OF %.
The srores follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

Goals-For Whites. Ruddy. for Blacks.
f,ondvin Time Of haives-Eight minutes.
I,dres-I ouis r sharp and Harry F. Buer-
r,,ver T!mers-Edwin j. keane and Robert
st,u Refersr-EdWiu j. Benson.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
The summaries follow:

FRS, race purse: four furlonss)--Master
John. 122 Palms. 1 10 T. won. lochiel, 1I2
GSfeinha~dtB. TO l. second. Bendaga, IA
fEar-v5 TO l. third Time, 0:47 % Ma
roma. Racewell, Bayern and Abe AtteI also
Second race selling; five furlongs) )-Racing
Belle l18 IangD, TO .. won. ". / Hlnch-
I1G JSteinhsrctl. > to I. second. Chopper, 106
,Burtonp. 80 70 1. third Time. 1:0l 30
FSenlaIa sam Fudge. Baby Willie and Kath-
s-ire Van also
Third race CseIling. one milel-Joe Rose,
Zoe fNusgrave). , TO :. won; Osorlne, Jos
1Iang) 3 10 /. second: Pins and Needles,
705 faIcCahey) : TO 6, third. Time, 40 4-5.
Fourth race purse; five and one-ha!f fur
1or7gsD-Fanives. 104 Burns, 8 TO .. won !:
E<5rg n YoIo ~ fSteinhardtD. TO .. second Z.
I5obco 1O1 tdusgraveJ. to 3. third Time,
Fif-h race fselling, five furlongsl Fra
T-a-Eua-- 10+ 6BurusD, even. won I-urid. II6
fPainsl 20 10 !. second, McAnorews, ii3
tpU~tor) L 10 .. third Time, 1:ol 90.
Pacl Brook and Lucille r also ran
sixth race selling; one mile ana seventy
ards ds1-PIantland. I12 lHarty). I TO i won /:
S;lve-fr IGG tNusgravet. 10 =. second :
-. ~ fF2sIrr6nl to l. third Time,
20 Tofs Cevanakh and Helen b also ran
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
BIG CROUD At RACES.
Fire FarOrites Hin at Norfolk
.Neeting.

Norfolk. Va. April 2-The second day Of
the spring meeting Of the Jamestown
Jockey Club was run under ideal weather
conditions. and the crowd AZ the track was
fully as large as yesterday. Five favorites
and q second choice won, and the people
went away happy.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
HIRVARD CLUB WINS.
Defeats Tigers Takes Second
.Squash Cham WOHShip.

Squash PLAYERS Of the Harvard Club
cIinched the Metropolitan League cham
pionship yesterday by defeating the Prince
ton club six matches 10 one on the home
courts. The result gives the Harvard Ciuo
the championship for the second consecu-
tive wear. The only game that the Prince
fonisns won was that in which ". A NJ
stewart defeated ". p Sanger, s-l5. l5-e
ls-l2 The playing was close IN this,
stewart cauEing his wall shots we'll and
ser ing with great speed
Tie summary follows;
Harvard CLUB -. Princeton club fmetr2pohta9
,s.,-fiorsilis, series D-Aifrea Stilulan. Harvard
f-i--F 1efesfed - - Vanderbilt, princeton t4ub'
80 1~-fC ~ PreuIlss. Harvard Gun, Dc
s.,,-4 y s. Bird Princeton club. lS-I. l5-lo,
~ p : Satterlee. Harvard Club. defeated IL
|-d.ilsr Princeton club, l5-3. IL: + Il
Davfs Harvard club. defeated 4 ". Riley
tts-t-...-o- Club I5-3 Is. 9. whitney, Har-
lsr5 club defeated Il Toh@y. princeton club
r. lO- IS 4 N Stewart. Princeton EluD.
5sl.-stsd " T. Sanger, Harvard club. la.
h. : I5-12. l. du =. Irving, Harvard 1iun'
LIDof.staa q = Won Ger Muhi. Princeton Club.
III. 10
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

The location for the new 100000 plant
of the Lozier Motor Company. TO be erect
ed in Detroit. has been selected. and with
In six months the mammoth plant. which
will double the present capacity OF the
L.ozier Plattsburg. y Y, factory, viii be
in operation, and viii add another TO De-
troit's already large list of great auto
r-nhila industries.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
The summary follows:

E.igtv-vard swim tfor members under
si,tas1 Years oldB-Won by T. Mccarthy. }.
Deveraux. second; A Spencer, third Time
i60-yard swim Chandicapl-Won by J Nc
Govern g secp, L. b Goodwin % Sec. sec
Is ID
Harlequin race go yards) = Won by. B.
G-,~g- 70 No AIeeuan. second. No time taken
Canoe fitting cOntest-Won by B. King,
coIe and j De Lassalle. paddle, over 4. Speu-
Ger pole and J Kelly. paddle.
Fancv diving competitton-Harold Smyrk in
,,,1Detitfon with Thomas O'Callaghau. Jr
o.CalIaghan did not appear.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

With a paid-up capital stock OF 10000
the KelIy-Racine Rubber Company has Just
been incorporated under the laws of the
State o. Wisconsin. thereby adding another
big enterprise 70 Racine's growing list OF
plants. The new company
will make automobile tires for commercial
trucks and tubes and tires for motor
cycles and bicycles, manufacturing only
the highest grade of goods. Charles F. l.
Kelly will he president OF the new COM
pany-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

The new clubhouse OF the Motor Racing
Association. at No. 3O4 West 5Sth street,
ia now being Overhauled and refurnished,
and it will be ready for club members early
next week.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
TARGETS HANDICAP
SCRATCH sHoOT-i5 TARGETS

Won by +. stephenson
shoot-on for month -woodco,k 10 F B.
/ Stephenson. II.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

Under the new requirements OF the Amer
lean Automobile Association racing rules
the Brighton Beach MotordrOme has been
surveyed and measured. and has been
found TO be several feet over length 20 the
mi
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

Announcement is made from the New
York Offices Of the General Motor Company
Of the declaration OF a dividend OF 81 per
cent on the preferred stock o. the COM
pany. to be paid on April /.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
WHEAT MARKET FIRM
ON NEWS FROM KANSAS
Reports of Crop Damage Aid the
Bulls: Corn, Oats and Pro-
visions Are Weak.

morris S,.o; a5o; March 31.-Crop damage re-
po!'s from Kansas held tho yrheaI r,,
49, urn 'ouay and at the close nrjces
Merc &C to 7e higher Corn and osto y, 49,
weak Provisions followed coaree ,r, w.i i
ana closed weak Gram
H,c,lvity and strength in NAV WAS the
iia,, Oh trading In wheat. That on
new showed showed greater flrmness than the
Inc Up months at all stages and al
6nat ssip sn point was lac above yesterday's
t,,tai a., "a nsures; The new crop months w'.srs
,,innuenced by fresh reports cnnce,r,tr,e
me me conditions OF the growing Grain nd i,,,s
vices vices from Kansas were OF more dcG-
n nite character than hcretofore ana
ono"gd oro mat large percentage Of the
nlup n hsn been winter killed These re
no u.s, however. had been largely dis
49,, , Inc range on the July deIIv
fS WAY was 9Gsc and for September
oi,; Neakness OF corn prompted somo
stsii'hg ,t IN the final half OF tho dav but
INC market closed firm with Nav ~
tds. s,Its. July closed at sl.OSL and SEP.
some hrmness was shown at the ont
S,',h IN inc corn market owing 10 the
nuIse IN wheat. but before the cnd Of
the first half hour prices had started cd
oipMllWafd id The market closed weak nj
almost thc bottom with prices Ic To o.
lover May sold between 62R@6eic and
oosc and closed at 62662sc
oats were inclined TO be weak The
May delivery ranged between I3ic and
fSSc; The close was easy with May
Oft }@3c at 43sa43kc '''
PROVISIONS closed weak at net losscs
OF 25moc 10 11kc. Final quotations ON
the May products were Pork sS3 Sn'
lard. SlS.s2b; ribs. si3.67I@13.7o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
ASSESSMENT NO, 8.

Mountain Deli Consolidated Mining
company. Principal place OF business 50
Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the board OF trustees, held on the
9th day OF March. 1910. an assessment
OF one % cent per share was levied OF
the capital stock Of the corporation pay.
able on or before April .. 1910. at the
office OF the treasurer, 50 South State
street. Salt Lake City.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on Saturday
April q. 1910. Will he delinquent end ad-
Vcrtlsed for sale at public auction. and
unless payment Is made before will be
sold on the 2Sth Gay of April 1910. at
] o'clock p. m. Of said doy. to pay said
delinquent assessment together with the
costs CT advertising and expenses Of sale
A. w. RAYBOULD,
Treasurer.
Salt Lake City Utah, March s. 1910.
1855
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01
SALT LAKE MARKET QUOTATIONS

Salt Lakers who do not cat meat
should rejoice, for not in a long time
have prices been AS high as they are
now. Beef. mutton and pork are all UP
in the present quotations. The dealers
say that the high prices are caused by
a scarcity OF meat and say that the
supply Is extremely limited.
Spring ls surely here. for fresh eggs
have dropped to % cents per dozen re-
tail This Is taken by housewives and
patrons of the mart TO be an unfaiiing
sign that winter Is at an end. Inclden-
tally there was considerable rejoicing on
the part OF the consumers when the re-
duction was announced.
A fresh consignment OF oranges ar
rived from the cast Thursday and some
green foodstuffs from Moapa were also
offered 10 the public The market gem
orally was short. as 10 shipments from
California have been received IN two
days. Below are the quotations: