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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
Montreal Results.

By international News Service.
First race. five and half furlongs-Penniless.
loe Gayior. oven. Won. Supreme, III Durns).
To !. fccond; Harcboll fo5 (Wiiiams). 30 to /.
.hird. Time. 1907 20: Our MaoelIO King Cot
ton. Buzz Around. Tigclla. Caraquct. Private
Chccr. Behest aud Jczail also ran
Second race. mile-Lindcstn. 100 (BuTnB),
Z 10 10. won; AmbcrIte. ITO tAdnms), to /.
second. ondramou. 1is (Watts). 8 TO /. third.
Time, 1HI Caper Sauce and Rock Spring also
ran.
Third race. six furlougs-Pan Zareta. lis tPcok).
TO s. woni sir Blaise. 105 (Taylorl. II to 3.
second; Cowl. 10i (Skiryin). to l. third. Time.
l;lc As. Sherwood and Ella Bry5on also ran.
Fourth race, steoplochEse. about two miles
Promoter. l36 (Noej. TO 5, won. Bryndown.
100 tDupee). to !. pecoud; Frl!ole l5O (How-
ard), i2 10 /. third. Time, $3.50 20. Brosseau
Lyme Ves!ni and Disscntcv all fell
Filth race. six furlongs-SurprlEinE. % tWIiGht-
miro. to .. wou Emerald Gem, ITO Could.
10 l. sccond The Usher. los (Skirynl. To I.
third, limo. lis. Minda, Car Michael. Privet
Petal and Hodge also ran
Sixth race, six furlongS-Campeou. 103 wright
miro. 10 .. won; Tankard. iOi Cray. 10
]. second. Merry Lad Ill tObcrt). 80 10 T. third.
Timo. l;I3. Shcpheudcsg Son. VIII Lamode Man
hcimcr and Calia also ran.
Seventh race. one mile and qunrter-Good
Day l07 CTnylor) II TO 6. won. Tho Rump los
(WatO, oven. second: Lady Rankin. lO6 Cskir-
VIM. TO 1, third. Time. 2:O6 Id. Floral Day
and Woodcraft also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
Montreal Entries.
tlonRl News Service

By International News Service.
Flrat race Nyo and a half furlonEs-rbe Spirit,
100; Parcel Post, IO6 Sercnatl 10. Milk los:
Aprlsa, lOs; stevcsa, li3: Caunock. l02; Requiem.
1l5
Second race six MISREPRESENTATION shore. lOI:
Burning Daylight, lOs: Lord Lucre. e9: Glenn
Bcachey. los: Battery. iOi: Question Mark los
Cherry socd lo3,
Third race, five turongs-tIrish King. IFS: Elm
sprlt. 1l5; dublin Girl il5; ''Suivozmoi ll5:
''Drolteui ms: tsnndy il5: stoncy Croft Bell
iIJ: Irish Pride. ii5 ''Peur de Rein. ll5.
tCoupiod; tog.lvie entry; occupied.
Fourth race, stccplcchase two mlIes-Bush Lard
100: Jiu Jitsu. 1876. Noble. i3i Lizzie Flat. 1877:
Rcoewc 49,: Luckola Nl Malaga. 1872; Juycr-
encc. 1913.
Fifth race six turlongs-Mama Johnson 20:
Bruwny 107: Europe, loi; Tom Holland. Jos
Henpcck. loi: willis. 10: Song OF Rocks 1os
Tho Gardner. III.
Sixth race. mile-.UrsulA Emma Ioi:
'Clin Top. lO5: Bobby Cock. l0?: 'Dcn Prior
IOi: Lord Elan. 1os Camel I12: ID. ". Ecksrt.
i0i: Sprin6mass. I0i. Love Day. III: Oakley
l05. Vencta Strome. 100
Seventh race. mile aud oiIhth-Gerrurd.
t03: PLANT, los. Beach Sand 1O7. Garneau, Ill
schnlor l07; Strife. Ill. Horny Hutchison. 1Os.
'Appronuoo allowance claimed
Weather clear. track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned board Of trustees OF
tho state Industrial s',hoo wlll receive
bids up 10 II o'clock A m September 10
1918. for the labor or Installing tho heat
ing apparatus and plumbing IN the new
boys home (nothinE connected with the
ventllatlng of tho building Will be re.
uuired IN this propossD. now in coursn
Of erection on the state industrial school
grounds at Ogden, Utah. Plans. Bpeclf-
"a lions and Instructions to bidders can
be found at the Office of T.. G. Gowans
superintendent OF the state Industrial
school. AT Ogden: also Al the office OF
Watkins & Birch. architects Felt build
ing Salt Lake CITY.
Each bid must be accompanied with a
certified check Of FIVE per cent Of tha
amount thereof, Ak n guarantee that thu
accepted bidder will ertcr into contract
and give a surety bond Of half tho amount
OF his contract fer the faithful perform
ance OF same.
The board viii meet at the attorney
generals offics In the Felt building. Salt
Lake City. at the aforesaid time al nd date
and publicly open md read nIl bids. The
board reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids
BY order Of the board.
HENRY GARDNER. President.
ED. NJ. ROWE. Secretary.
Dated at Ogden, Sept. 3. 1913. ft3s
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NAVAL CONTRACT is
GIVEN ENGLISH FIRM
Bid for Turbine Drums for Battleship a
Little More Than One third of
Prices at Home.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1l.-An Eng
lish builder today was awarded the con
tract for turbine drums for the new
battleship, No. 80, at a little more than
one-third the price offered by the
lowest American bidder. The accepted
bid, $57 ,436, was submitted by New
York agents OF the Cvclops Steel &
Iron Works, Sheffield, England
1T Is exceptional for the navy de-
partment to send contract abroad.
but Acting Secretary Roosevelt held
that the action today was justified by
the difference between the English and
American prices The Sheffield bid in
cludes the payment Of duty, and by
giving the work to the foreign builder
the United States saves more than
100000 There were two American
bidders, the Bethlehem Steel company,
S169,76S, and the Midvale Steel com
pany. Sl60.272. The Carnegie company.
the only other domestic concern
equipped to build the drums, did not
seek the contract.
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.DEMAREE IN FORM:
BEATS THE PIRATES
Continued From Preceding Page }

third base. ST Louis scored It's runs I'm
the final Inning after one was out. on
triple.
killlier's triple and Paskert's sacrifice
ny in the third inning uetted the Wis
ltors their first run. In the next Inning
the fasteners gathered a pair Of runs
on Loberts pass and steal OF second An
error which gave Magec n base Cra-
vain s single and Doolan's out al first
IDree more runs were added I'm the
sixth inning when Lobert singled and
scored with Magee on the lstter's home
run drive, Then Doolan singled. stole
second and continued 10 third on Wingo's
Wild throw. lie scored on Kinifer's one
base blow.
Lobert got circuit smash I'm the
seventh inning and his sacrifice fly IN
the ninth sent Paskcrt across the plate
with Phlladelphia's last run.
ST LOUIS -pTrTTADEr PM,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
Havre De Grace Results.

Nv International News service
F,r,t raoo nix acknowledgements, 1o5 ~.
McTagsart). Q TO /. won; white: 100 (Borcp.
0 10 10. second puo Thistle. Ios @usgavel.
TX 70 / third. Time 1913 2-5 Deauooup. De.
ductlon. Breaker Boy. Little Hugh and Noncr'ci
second race, six turlongs-Aguicr. loa Cwa!dcnl,
q no 2 won; Afterglow, i05 (Ainbrcael. lG to 3.
second: Ardcion. ios tTeahanl, 10 ]. thlrd'
Time l:u 2-S orbcd Lad Eaton. Tommy Thomp.
sop Nurchawy. Sally r.. Horace T.. Bristlcs and
TSirs race. nvo and half turlongs-Pomette
pleu' los Cwolfcl. "a 20 Z, won: Hurskan. los
n NcTrceRrt) even. second: Brave CnuaTdor'
% (Derondo) 20 to l. third. Time 1907 49,.
I,sy Grant and Preston Lynn also ran.
Tnorth racc five and BALI fIrlons6-Iaoe.
,oT Cputvcll) 9 20 g. won; Genghec. loe o. Nc
Tsgrrr.I 10 s. second; Inferno Queen, lG
cSiekIaus) 20 10 I. ;hird Time eos, Sir Den
~ "A po,slord Grcoids. Nosrenda, Amherst
Melville and Antilly also ran
Fjfh race one ulo and seventy Jarts-lm.
preston. ~: u. McTsgsart), TO s. won; FToe
WuIhoiland 1Os (ButwslD 10 TO ]. senoud, in
snrrtor Testrade 100 (NeyIou). 10 :, third.
Timc. lS5 3-5. Molie r.. Defy Bonnie Eloise'
re Ne Follow and Myccnnc also ran
StI1h race five furlongs-Undnuntcd. JOE
pyrnel 1 20 . won; Uncle Muu. los (MuSgTsyel.
,n second: MAior. ioT CBu,weiD. u 20 I.
tbird Time i:oI. 0otslus, Ray o Light Trodc
W.fI Omar cauto and Ash Can Also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
SALARY QUESTION IS
DISCUSSED BY MACK
Explanation Is Made Regard.
ing Changes in Utah
Stock Company.

willard Mack. head Of the Utah tht
ater stock company, last night maze
statement explanatory of recent chaa 70
in the company al that nouse. Mr.. Mac
said:
II seems that statements have
been made by two OF the former
members Of the cast which in effect
are that their salaries were cut 30
low as 10 make their weekly pay in
consistent with living expenses.
This, II would seem 10 me, is re-
Election upon the value Of the sery-
ices of the men who took their
places.
As a matter of fact the two men
in question were asked only 10 re-
vert TO the salary which they were
receiving AT the time both were
playing with the stock company al
the Colonial. When the Utah opened
i'm stock the two were brought 10
this house by the only means of
getting people-an advance in sal
airy. Now The competition is gone
and the business does not Justify a
fancy salary to anyone. The the.
atcr is a business proposition. The
actual total amount of the reduc-
tions of both men was $50. the
amount the two had been advanced
The pay given their successors is
Just $50 ,ower than that paid to the
two men who have Just left
Both men left me on the best Of
terms so far as | am concerned and
neither were asked 10 quit the com
pany OF course IL they wished TO
go that is their own business, but
criticism of the salaries paid seems
10 me to have been unwarranted.
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i0;; Carl. I09
Third race, one mile and seventy yarls-super-
stitutlon. los: working Lad. ioa FalcadH lO5;
y. II. UOughton. III. Hedge Rose 100.
Fourth race. six turlongG-Light o Ny Life
10; Shocklcton. l0S; Hestcr Prynnc 81: Chero-
lcc Rose Ill; Marjorie A., 100; Schngo. 10:
Tartar. lo5: springbourd, lie: Prince Ahmed. los; ;
Azyiade. 100.
Fifth race. fve and half furongs-Charles
Cnnncil. 100; Red Path. los; Ovation iO5. Small
lc3; Themu j.. 1O5. Con,auri. Iej; 'GrcgE. 100 !;
Sunamit. loS: Irish Boy lo5; Mordccai. 100.
Sixth race. one mile md seventy yRrds-Com-
pllmen,. 100; "Mnstcr jim. 100: Reno. 1906: Little
Ep, io7: pctclus 1903. Swish. l0s; sLoutor. 10.
Daingorfiold: I05: SuperstltutIon Iii: Little
Jupiter. 1o5: Ursu Major. IW
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast
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RESERVOIR OAm-NoTiCE TO CON-
TRACTORS.

Scaled proposals will be received by
the boar OF directors OF the Malad Valley
irrigating company until o'clock p. m
September 18th, 1913 for the construc-
tIon OF an earth fiji dam with concrete
core wall, spillway and outlet, near Ma
lad. Idaho.
Plans and specifications may be ex-
smlned al the First National bank, Ma
lad Idaho and ut the office OF Brown
& Kleinschmidt. engineers. sos Dooy
block Salt Lake city Utah.
Proposals must be INSIDE on forms fur
nished by the Malad Valley Irrlgating
company, accompanied by certified
check for $500 90 made payable to the
Malad Valley Irrigatlpg company.
Plans and specifications and form os
proposal will be furnished by the engl-
neers upon receipt OF $500
The right is reserved 10 reject any
and all bids.
MALAD VALLEY IRRIGATTNG co.
J. r. DREDC:E, President.
DAVID S. JONES, Secretary fi37
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TIGER SLUGGERS USE
BATS TO ADVANTAGE

BOSTON. Sept. 11,-Twenty hits for a
total OF twenty-seven bases made by De-
gave the visitors an easy victory today,
Is TO ,.
Detroit slugGers drove Bedient from
the box after the fourth Inning with a
volley of six hits. and Hall was treated
to n bombardmcnt in the eighth which
netted Detroit seven hits and seven runs.
Dauss kept the five singles made by the
locals well scattered.
Honriksen. a hero OF the deciding game
OF the worlds championship series last
year, appeared in a game for the first
time in three months. The weather was
cold today.
DETROIT BOSTON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12
YANKEES WIN SNAPPY
GAME FROM BROWNS

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-New York won
today from St Louis in a snappy game
q TO 0, Mc1Ialc. a New York recruit,
pitched brilliantly, shutting out the visit
ors with four hits and Issuing only two
passes. Mitchell twrcd well for ST
Louis but the home club punched six
hits on him in the seventh and eighth
innings.
New York scored two runs in the sew
enth. Cree singled and scored on II.
Williamss sacrifice and knights double.
Knight reached third on Gilhooley's In
field hit and scored on Zeider's SaCri-
flee fly. In the eighth the locals doubled
their score. Sweeney singled and was
forced by NcHalc. Naisel forced Nc
Hale stole second and scored on Hol-
dens triple. Crees single scored Tol-
den.
Holden, a recruit from the New Lon
don club Of the Eastern association made
"A favorable impression in center field
ST. LOUIS NEW YORK
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL sToCKHoLOERs'
MEETING OF THE DAILY MINING
COMPANY.

Public notice Is hereby given that a
special meeting OF the stockholders OF said
corporation Will be held at the office Of
said company. Room No. 9iS Kearns
LIST day OF October. a. y. 1918. at the
hour of twelve o'clock m, for the pur-
pose of considering the question OF
amending the articles OF incorporation In
respect to its business or pursuit by add
Ing to Article III thereof follows:
'Also 10 purchase. construct. lease. or
otherwise own or acquire, sell. or other
wise dispose Of operate and control.
hydro electric. steam and compressed
air. power and light. generating plants
and distributing systems. for the purpose
and heat TO other mining corpora tons.
individuals and municipal corporations.
and generally 10 conduct and carry on
such business IN any or all its branches"
Dated September .. 1913.
G. w. PARKS. Secretary.
fAg9
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REULBACH is MASTER
OVER OLD TEAMMATES

CHICAGO. Sept. li.-Pitchcr Reulbach
took the mound against his former team
mates today and Brooklyn won its Sec
ond straight from Chicago. The score
was TO D Reulbach was IN fine form
and allowed Manager Eyers's men but
two hits until the seventh inning when
doubles by Good and Archer and n home
run by Williams. who batted for Piece
enabled the locals 10 tie the count
The visitors took the lead by bunch
ing hits of Pierce and scored the win
ming run on Lavender when Fisher
singled and scored on Fischer's double.
Manager Evcrs argued with Umpire
Byron about Reu!ba achs stepping off the
rubber and was banshed TO the club
house. Zimmerman followed his mana
ger to the clubhouse for arguing a de-
cislon a second base
BROOKLYN CHICAGO
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SEVEN CANDIDATES
REPORT TO BENNION

The first day OF registration at the
university brought out half dozen
huskies who are eager TO get onto the
sod and line UP against tho buclSing ma
chine and the tackle dummy on Cum
mings field. The absence OF so many
of the old stars at the ''u'' this year
robs tho first few days OF much OF the
interest which they bore last year. but
tho very fact that the old veterans are
not back gives many men tho confidence
TO get into suit which they would 9TH
crwiSe not have.
Because the first game is so far away,
Coach Benuiou did not impress upon the
fellows the Importance OF reporting az
carly as they did last fall, but the fact
that college Is about to open brings them
around Yesterday the following men re-
ported and were given suits: Noylor,
Skolfeld. u. \. and Il G. Smith, Skid
more. Daarl Gardener and Noble Peter
son. or these. Naylor Is the only man
who played with the varsity last year.
Gardener was quarterback on the fresh
man team and Peterson played guard
FOR the rockies, The other men are new
at tho game, but are husky boys and
may develop into good men.
Post season dance Saltair tonight
Fare 25c. Train s o clock.
fAfyc..!rrmc1t.0
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Lexington Entries

First race. six Automatically. ios; Lady Lon
don. l0e; EthcldA, I01; Rosemary iO.. Coda
Brook. i05 MAJOR. iOs. Winning witch. los
Busy. III: Stanley s, to3 ChoutcIsor los
Mark A. Mayer. III: George oxuard. III
Second race. five furlongS-Destino, i02: D-
| Samuel. lt5; Rustlins prass, los: Bac. III; Auu
Mamie, ios; Glpsy Love. lo7; Delft. 100.
Third TSce. ono milc-F1yinE Tom, 100. L
Stsppa, los; Miss Hawksto1c 100: Tho Grader
100.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards-Coi,
Color. 80: Billy Baker. 90: Tnctle-s %: Bar
pard. ioe; Rake. l6a; James Dockery re: Dee,
rich, 30: Esther Biuos. %; Louis widrlg 90
Sygygy, 100; Allen nridgcwator. ZOE; Polls II7
Fi!th race six furiongs-Nelruse, liz; Kyrono
ii2: Marty Lou li2: Lady ErTant il.: Tom Boz
III; Angle D. iie; Martha Mckee, ne; BAbj
sister. li2. Flytns Frances. IT,: Molina Iis
K,sland. lie: Huhcrtine. fie
Sixth race. milo Hnt seventy yards hnnI
Reed. Io2; DIR. Waldo Brisgs l07; Ada Raw 10
Green. loI Spindle. 10T.
wcather slesr; track fast
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iIjIlI CRlNLS
70 SECOND
1, r.ls Four Straight
[l.ipt, Separate The"
From Maps
.arcau League
-,
II .-..,'f.l =

.,oy Sept. il.-six bases
,its and an error gave
,,,o runs and the game IN
'.,Ia. today, making 1t four
=. ,ooals over Cleveland.
na steen had allowed
n and had struck out 'l''
ss,rtA opened; o,s, conner
- .'.cod ls hlt and walked the
C,,ilop, called 10 the res
-, y'agli Tan his predecessor.
~ ~ ,To passes and forcing
f,s, .,hor, retiring a batsman.
~ Blanding. The latter l
n .-.;,,,sIon !; 10 FIRST with two
!. an. contributing an er-
~. a single. which were g
.'l ,ore runs. Every man
Z. ,sSlnr scored and not a
q, earned. o ,,,o
80 0'Yeil out of the game
5e,islon OF Umpire Egan's
~ isripr. Only two games
=. ~ Two teams In the hSht
q ;lit.
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Great Falls Entries.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
First race, four and half turlongs the Burke
,elllnE purse-Anna Schneider. l0S Carter John
son. 1o6: Ho'abird. 1906; Free, loo; FlSeot. lV3:
Tui 100.
Second race. fiTo furongs. sellins-Bollsnieker.
100; Regards, ios: sonrY Wiliams 100; Zool.
100: Chop Green, l0e; Lyte Knight. 100.
Third rnro. five aud a half furongs. selling
Rue III, Miit Jones' iii: Charley Brown, lot;
Brigham JOS: SainvIlle i05.
Fourth race five furlongs. tho Hubbard handi-
cap-nsrdy 1o5: Lucille Allen. 100, Elizabeth
Harwood. 1906 Mrs. Camp, lot; Envy, loi
FI,th race one mile rclIipg-Evrlinh. 10; Ar
bu,us 10: Madeline Musgrsve. 10; Blueocsrd.
1o5. ~ ~
III; Tim Judge los; hngelus. los: No Quarter,
Jos: calethumplnn. los.
We1thor clear: track fast.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Salt Lake CITY: Fair Friday and Saturday
Comparative weather data az Salt Lake City.
September H.. 1913
Highest temperature today. 50 degrees: high
cst In this month since 1874, %: lowest last
night, IS: lowest this month since 1874. %;
mean temperature for today, 20. normal 81: aC-
cumulatcd excess since tho fiBt OF tho month.
n; accumulated deficiency since January l. 100
degrees.
Relative humidity at a. m. today 5S per
cent; relative humidity at .. m. today. 81 per
cent.
Total precipitation for this month TO date .t5
OF an Inch: accumulated excess for this month
70 date, 10 OF an inch; total precipitation since
January 10 date. 1882 inches accumulated eG-
cess since January !, .9s o. Inch.
Tho sun risos a, 6:os and sets at sf5, Scptcm-
Dor Il. 1918.
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Results on Turf;
w eights, Riders
and Entries
Great Falls Results.
By International Nowr Service.

Flrat rnce. ak furlougs. solling-Wickot 100.
10 5. won, Glaucus Il2, 10 1. sccoud. Scary
Williams 100. TO !, third. Time. I:I5 Anna
Schneider. Harlem Maid and IIoIablrd also
ran
Second race, four and a half furlougg. Gclliug-
Hhrum Scarum los, 10 s. won; Hyudln 10i. 3
10 !. second: Real Worth i0s. even. third. Time.
~ 3-5. MARTA Mack and Kate Sholloy also ran.
Third race. flvo turlongs. selling-Lytc Knight
Ill. TO 2. won; Clostermen III, 20 |. second
Phil Connor III, : 10 l. third. Time I.0l. Carter
johnson and Zool also ran.
Fourth r2ce, milo and sixteenth. purse
orpcrth los. TO 2. won: Jack Paino Ios TO 8.
second. waldo III. 10 .. third. Time, 1;i7s 5-5.
Burr and Sir John also ran
Filth race, nIlo ocllng-McAllan 100.
TO !. won: Roso Sweet l09, 10 I. second
Ben Uucss 100. Q 10 l. third. Time, 1;ii 3-5.
Forco and WnssHil also
Sixth race. furlongs. solling-Rayel Dare
no. 10 /, won: Brigham I07. 10 g. goCond
no Quarter 49, 20 l. third. limo. i:25. Or
monde Cunningham. Iduu and Littlc;on also
ran.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
ERS' MEETING OF The DAILY
MINING COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders or said cor
pora tion will be held at the office Of the
company. room No. 9lS Eearns building
Salt Lake City. Utah, on the first day or
October. \. y. 1913. at the hour or
12 o'clock M, for the purpose OF
considering the question OF amending the
articles OF incorporation by increasing the
capital stock OF this corporation so that
the same shall be four million dollars and
by increasing the number OF shares OF
the capital stock thereof so that the
same shall be two hundred thousand
Dated September 8. 1913.
T.. a. WALL, President.
G. W. PARKS, Secretary.
f1I4T
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SPECIAL srockHoLoERs' MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be a special meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Plymouth Rock Mining compa ny
at the offices OF the company, rooms
704-19 Newhouse building. Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Saturday. the goth day
OF September, A. d. 1913, at twelve
o'clock noon.
First-To elect board Of directors TO
serve for the ensuing year and until their
successors are elected and qualified.
Second-To transact any other business
which may need the attenton OF tho
stockholders.
Done by order OF tho president. this
10th day or July, A. D. 1913.
c. ], M'NITT, Secretary,
eii59
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SQUAD
BIO SIGNAL WORK

squad Of the Salt Lake
l,wesed another setback when
.ay5 candidate for a Iine
nuIed yesterday. His in
oi slightly sprained
ruoeele that he will be able
-. -sS,lce 5i IN a short time.
~ RICHARDSON gave the bows
nties, the regulars dr,ilInc
Some Of the new men
selns The hall. while the
mrough fast signal work.
80 z little stin after their
sAou,. 0It Coacth Richard
Al u I'LL late In the after
s,s'ns.i ,'s,,l is having small di,-
'es GAMES with out-of-
eSl he hopes to have a
taais shortly. F"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12

point Shawkcy and Scott had a twirllng
duel. After hitting safely in the seventh
Shawkcy was taken out 10 permit Walsh
10 run for him. Bender finished the
game for the home team In good STYLE
Captain Danny Murphy OF Philadelphia
was ordered off the field by Umpire
Connolly in the sixth inning. when dis
pute arose because the latter refused to
permit SChang 20 take his base when hit
on the arm by pitched ball at Il time
when the bases were filled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12

The Salt Lake public win be given an
opportunity 20 see shown in motion pic
sensational flight arrest and appearance
in court and elsewhere of Harry X Thaw.
This news came yesterday In the form
of telegram from head Offices OF the
Orpheum circuit In New York 10 the cr-
feet that the only genuine films fur
nished exclusively in your city TO the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-12

Estate of Henrietta A. Hall. decea sed
Creditors will present claims with vouch-
ers 10 the undersigned Mt No. 504 Felt
building. Salt Lake City. Utah. on or be-
fore the 10th day OF January, \. D. 1914
HENRIETTA a. HALL.
Executrix OF the last will and testament
Of Henrietta a. Hall. deceased.
Date of first publication, Sept. ). a. D.
1913.
Z. v. Higgins. Attorney for Executrix
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