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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-02
Butte Results.
By International News Service.


First race. four and half furlougs-Deal Car
roll. 107 ~. Ncson), 10 /, won: Mtes Tempo,
10o (Selaff) % to 1. second, Alabama Bhnl.
ia tCoburn), 10 TO |. third Time. "a ?-5. Vava.
Bertha W. Marta Mac Say, Prospero Lad. Kate
Shelly and Rnro Vez also
Second race. five and half furlongs-Lew
Hin. ITO PauIey). 25 TO 1, won Gomul. io7 On
Matthews). to ]. second. Sir Bnrry, 107 Rosen)
G TO I. third Timc. 1908 90. Roee Sweet. os.
sian Young Pnnsy. Dorian Prince Order OF
Dance. Mural, Mcudon. Wabanan and Vivian H.
also
Third race. five and n half furlongs-J. n
Barr I15 &C. Poak), TO l. won; Sixtcon, 1lo
tRosen) 10 to 1. second Angelus, 107 (E. Cot
toni. 10 l. third. Time, 1o7 81 Ramsy.
Minnie f.. Tlinghast Ed. B.. Prince Conrad.
Lady Stalwart aud Frog Eye also ran.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Envy, l06 &c. II
Miiler). II TO Q. won: Pride OF Llsmore. il2 ON
Matthcws), 9 to 10. second; Panjorita, ia tCo-
burn), to l. third. Time 100. Edua, Tyree
and Transparent also
Fifth race five and half furlongs-C1arn W..
1O6 wv. FIshor) 10 to l. won; Gosspor II. ITO
tNarco) 40 to I. second; Briton, los (ormesl, IL
20 l. third Time. los. Medic. Folaue Frank
&C. Hogan. Annual Interest, susan r. aud Jona-
than also
Sixth race one milo-Edwin T Fryer. ITO tBur-
lingame) is TO D. wop: Madeline Musgrave. lo5
"a Murray. Is 10 !. second, Lieutenant Sawyer.
lO5 (Pauey), to /. third, Time. 1:if 40. The
Monk. Queen Lead. Ben uncas. Cre1 and Joe
Woods also
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Hamilton Results,
ptorpnlionoI News Service

BY International News Service.
First race five and bnlf turlongs-Mcisscn
lo7 (Bux,on). TO 8. won: Martola. lo2 po.
roude). fl TO 5. second; hmphion oS Gray, 100
TO l. third. Time, LOS 30. Diamond Cluster and
Lady 1sle MISC ran.
Second race. one mile and s1toeuth-Tro-
vato. 1l2 (Buxton). to o, won; Siltrix. 10y
CsmalD I to 1. second; Delicious, lo3 (Toahau)
10 l. third Time, 1:5o 10. Wentworth: Ala
peeu and Fardoodle also ran.
Third race. six turlongs-Ton Point l1S (Goosel
10 TO- won knights Differ, 12I Knapp) 10 o,
second. 7. NJ. GreOn. lo5 CBuzton). TO /, third
Time l.i2. Early Light also ran.
Fourth raco ono milo md eighth-nonerall. u.
IIn (ioosel. I 10 10 Cogs' llo tWatts), "
20 l. second: Fountain Fay, ll0 tMoody), IL TO l..
third Time, 53 3-5 Glass also ran.
Fifth rnce six lUrlongs-Three Links. III CTay
lor) ) 10 Q won; Anayari. 115 Teahau). to ],
second, Joe knight llo tSmalD. 20 TO /, third
Time 1I2 s-5. Chiffon Queen, The Rump. Closer
and ] H Houghtoo also ran.
Sixth race six Observation-Disclosures lls
SMALL to /. WOO; Bittra ii5 tBuxtonl. IL to
+ second; Mamma Johnson o5 fMoorc), IL 10 J.
third Time IL. S-5 81. Avano, Stanley s..
Miss joe Henry Rite. Jttle Jane c, II. Pat
ton and George s. Davis also
Seventh race mile and eighth on turf
Rach lo7 (Dcrondol Is TO 5. won. Lord Elan.
Ios fTeahap). 4 to i. second Gerard. los iBu1-
toni 9 TO .. third. Time. 1:5S 30. Billy Baker
Moonlight Bornadotte. Lucky George and piIa-
tory also
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
CHE-DEMIJOHN MINING co,

Notice Is hereby given that in pursu-
ance Of resolution OF the board OF d.
rectors of the Pioche-Demijohn Mining
Company, a corporation, organized ana
existing under the laws of the state OF
Utah, adopted at a special meeting OF
day Of July A, D. 1918, at the Office OF
the secretary Of the said corporation. at
rooms 410-4f4 Of the Utah Savings and
Trust building, city and county Of Salt
Lake and state Of Utah (said place OF
meeting being at the principal place OF
business Of said corpora ton. and a. the
room and building where the board ot
directors thereof usually meet: special
meeting OF the stockholders VIII he helc
at said office on Friday. the 18th day OF
August. 1913. at 10 o'clock a. M on that
date for the purpose OF consid ering and
acting upon the proposition Of liquida ting
the ind debtedness of the Pioche-D Demijohn
Mining Company and OF selling the prop
erty OF the company to some other cor
| pora ton for capital stock in the buying
corporate on basis Of not more thar
Mining Company capital stock for not
| less than two shares in the buying cor
poration, go as to liquidate the indebted
ness Of the PIocheDsmijohn Mining
Company, and II such sale can be MADE
| to authorize such proceedings as may pc
| necessary to close UP the affairs or the
Pioche-Demijohn Mining Company and tH
make all necessary transfers OF property
and stock as may be required, and Tor
| such other and further business as may
be necessary or eXpedient in The prem
| ises. .,.,
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah, this
29th day OF July. 1913.
JENKYN THOMAS President.
VIM NJ McCREA. Secretary. ea
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Horace FogeI Will Attend.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. Horace Fogel OF
Philadelphia, the former baseball magnate. will
attend meeting of the directors OF the Federal
league hero tomorrow, This announcement was
made by the Ieaguo officers hero today. The pur-
pose of Mr.. Fogcl's v9lt was not disclosed and
the local men refused 10 discuss It. At the
meeting tomorrow the proposition to increase the
size OF the circuit TO eight clubs Will be decided
Another plan under discussion is form tau
mission TO the Federal league have been received
from Philadelphia. Baltimore Buffalo, Brook
lyn, Detroit and Cincinnati. One plau that ia
York city.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Duns Review to-
morrow will say;
Encouraging reports of business condi-
tons predominant and the growth of con-
fidence is evidenced by increased prep
ara tions for fall and winter trade, All
the leading markets continue quiet yet
In some Instances the midsummer re-
cession has been OF shorter duration than
customary,
The prevailing optimistic feeling ap-
parently was not impaired by the re-
ported damage to corn, and the agricul-
ture situation is promising. Gradual re,
covery in spring wheat is accompanied
by splendid harvesting returns from the
southwest.
The possibility Of strike on the east
ern railroads now Is more remote. but
financial sentiment was disturbed by the
reduction in the dividend OF a prominent
system, although such action was not
unexpected. The revenues OF a few roads
show a falling off, but in the aggregate
railway earnings continue to exceed the
total OF a year ago.
Failures this week numbered 256 In
the United States. against 29l last year,
and thirty in Canada, compared With
tWenty-four q year ago.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. l. -Hogs-Receipts.
$4,000; market, steady to sc higher Bulk,
.65@0,o5; light, sS.s5@9. .35; mixed,
Ss zoos. As; pigs. Sc ooG8 so.
Cattle-Receipts, 200; market. slow.
weak. Beeves. Sc 9c@a. III; Texas steers,
stockers and feeders. s5.2o@7 80: cows
and heifers, S5.5oMs.OO; calves. So o0@
1915.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market. dull,
steady Native, S4.15M5.25; western.
"a 1906 .25; yearlngs. IS 05@6 so; lambs
native. So 5o@7 30: western. Se 00@7 ,25.
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All ROAD SHARES ARE
4 Under SOME PRESSURE
crop Scare" in Wall Street Used by the Bear lie
ment; Government Twos Advance
on Call.

braced practically all railroad groups, al
most the sole exception being Baltimore
&, Ohio. Illinois Central fell lower than
on the day OF its dividend reduction,
while New York Central and some OF It's
allied lines, Atchison and Pennsylvania,
all OF which submitted adverse July re-
ports, We're under more or less pressure.
sharp break in Mexican Railways sec
ond preferred called attention TO the IN
creasing financial emharrassments OF the
Mexican republic. with hints OF all early
suspension of fiscal obligations.
The local money market practically was
unchanged save for stiffenins OF
supply was lighter, with q. decrease OF
interior offerings. The cash movement
indicated d gain for the week OF about
s., 500. 600.
The general bond market was inclined
to Weld, with sharp declines in specu-
la tive issues Government rs and Pan
ma % advanced ! and Panama 80 on
call. Total sales. par value were $1,000,
600
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Saratoga Entries.
,tsrnat!onal NeeE scryico.

Bv Internat!onaT N'"H 9'INIr'
vIrw race. six fvrouE-- Nobnch. lii Non'res
ror los: Write l0S; oli"er LcHss. lo', Fslhn-
ouin. ii. scallyraE, los; 'Berene'. 1oa. Lodops
llS: nrowoc. los.
second race steepcchItc. about Two mileS-
ielmon Dale 100. shCNrou River iSt; 1Tillis
iSo: Delirium. l4I
Ccupled
Third race five AND han tnrlongs-srromboli
ili2. FILTER Gold lis, Black Froom. 100 OLD
Rosohud ia: Hradleys Choice, I0a; Eoomer, IL.
Fourth race Saratoga Nand"ap, one mile and
1uarter-Roll!ng stoNc A., Sob Il. 100; Coorp
Goliora, o.. Lahore 10; Cock o. ths Walk
i07: G NJ Miller loj
Flfth raco orc mile Breaker Boy. loe Mer>
Ann Is, oi 'col AEhmoodo' os: Fred Mulholland
i07: star a. Rowan, 100: Sand Hos. So.
S!zth race. five and half turlonse-P Prairle
|u2: F.re5ide los; King Mcdonald li2; sddic
NJ lng. sand stlclcr. lO9 CONTRARY l0o Mr.
sniegs nc: Stars and strip"s il? Figiuuy
III. Harenny. ll2 Alberta Tpe. lna Bartlett
| il2: T,s1cis. 100 BrcTley lH
Apprentice allowance cIn,mcd.
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rw YORK. Aug. 1.-Contrary TO ex-
sf;ons in some quarters, the inten-
Of the government to deposit funds
nrnedite the movement OF crops 10
fef failed 10 exercise more than
,sntary stimuIat ting effect on security
"a today. In financial quarters tne e
knent dealing with this matter was
s+ped with some resentment, there be,
4 of Washington 10 accept col'iias
'nsper as collateral for federal oe-
her Developments, including the ea iiTss tbs
%crop scare" of the sea son: ana tne tns
rnment's unfavorable estimate for
Vi were more disturbing ana tar
ing. Adelees, more or less IS anth95l1 ~ corn
e Indicated severe daInase 10 COZ On :.
" SON of the extended drought IN tne
6west. and corn options rose excited-
Heading markets. Shares OF roaas
"a south and southwest were cor
lSndinely depressed. 80, :. r,
\. ! -movement spread until II em-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-02
PEDESTRIAN
WILL COMPLETE WALK

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug IA 1900
mile walk from New York to Minneap-
oils will be completed by Edward Payson
Weston a noon tomorrow.
The veteran pedestrian was warmly
greeted by city and state officials and
by thousan nds of persons who lined the
streets when he arrived here tonight from
saltwater, MINI. He will rest here to-
night
When lie reaches the end Of his long
tramp tomorrow he will lay the corner
stone OF the Minnea polls Athletic club.
reception in honor of the aged
pedestrian will be given tomorrow night
in the governors residence at st AL
bans, a Minnea polls suburb.
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Butte Entries.

By International News Servioe.
First race one mile-Litteton. ~; Gretchen
C. McAIan. 49, Mario Coghill. Ruth Esther
Iio. scory william loe Chop Groon. 1l2; East
man Arbutus. Lady Adelaide. Harlem Maid 1o5i
Brigham. %.
second race five and n half surlongs-Prince
Conrad l1o. LaIoie, Great Friar. III; Thistle
Belle. FlectIug Fashion. 10; Stare. Now Capital
los; Iscazadora, l06; Nifty, ioS; Tidy Wollarth
lo3: Dad steaTnG lo1.
Third race ono milo and sixteeuth--Jacb
Paine ia; Bert Getty, Sir Fretfu los; Burio
100: Canton. 9s, Dr Dougherty. 90
Four,h race five furlougs-othello. l91: Slar-
ney il6 Wild Worth. 1l5; 'Fafnor, huntle Curl
1O7
sKocte & Compton entry.
Fifth ruce futurity courge-Fnniorita. III
Mimor,oso loa Nov Havop. Gold Finn. Gale
thumplan John D. Wakefield. Tyreo lo@; In
quiets o5 81,
Sixth race ono mile and cishth-Waldo. StI
John iii; Flying. l0a; Cubon. los Mamie Nc
Dee Io7; Fighting Chance. ioi: Ora McGee
100: Blue Beard, 90.
weather clear; track fast
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Assures Umpires Protection.

FoN DU LAC. Wis. Aug, 1.-As the result OF
meeting today OF tho directors of the wiscon-
sin and Illinois baseball league TO consider
tho Rockford riot. President Weeks gave out tho
following statement: 1--WE have the assurance OF
President J. A. Groom OF tho Rockford club that
In the future umpires win be protected op the
Rockford grounds, and that there VIII be repe-
tition or possibility OF repetition OF the riot
OF Wednesday. This meeting called IN the
interests OF clean baseball As far as the osh-
kosb- Rockford series. halted by my orders, are
concerned, those games Will simply be stricken
out, ~
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Coffee Futures Steady.

NEW YORK. Aug. Reports Of easier
CT ruling of the coffee market today
Opening steady at to u decline, en-
couraged by lower cables from Europe
the market worked off 2 10 3 points. with
August. 8.92c; September 9,06c: Octo-
ber 9.11c; December, 9.23c: January
o,3oc; March. 9.43c; May, 9.5tc; July
9.G1c.
Spot. steady; Rio No. I, 9sc; Santos
No. 4, 12c, Mild, dull Cordova. 13@165c
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MACHINE ON FIRE;
BIRDMAN is UNHURT

CHICAGO Aug. while nearly 1000
feet in the air. a monoplane driven by
w. c. Robinson of Chicago caught fire
today when a fuse on the engine blew
out. Robinson extingulshed the flames
with hand extinguisher while descend
ing and reached the ground safely. He
had gone up In an attempt TO break the
American altitude record.
James 7. Irving of San Jose, Cal, who
accompanied Roy Francis, a San Fran
cisco aviator. on a trip today, dropped
In parachute from an altitude Of 1000
feet and descended safely.
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Kansas CitY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. 1.-Hogs-
Receipts. 10000 market strong to 6c high
er, Bulk, ss.s0@9 90; heavy IS. 70@S. 90
packers mad butchers. s. 75m9 90: light
So 5000 .023: pigs, 81 25MS,2S.
Prime fed steers, sS 5oNS 80: dressed
beef steers. S7.2568.tG: western steers
Sc 5O6S Is; southern steers, s5 oo06 IS
COWS S4.oo97 90: heifers. s. ;oo9S 50
| 81 SOFAS so; calves S5 c01i9 90
Sheep-Receipts. 1909; market. steady
Lambs. 50 500 10: yearlings. $500
4 so: stockers and feeders. So SOFA. 25
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 400; steady Native steers S. 50G
300; cows and heifers. S5.75@ s.25 western
steers. s6.S0mS.l0; Texas steers S6 00a
7.6o range COWS and heifers, S5.50N7 So
calves. s7006l0.50.
Hogs-Receipts $500. steady. Heavy
sS. 3oMS so; light. 49, 6O6S90; pigs. $500
S25: balk of sales. SS,45WSso
Sheep-Receapts. 1900. steady Year.
lings. $5.4065.90; wethers. 5t3005.l0
Ia inhs ss T5G3T50
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Aug. Flour. firmly
held.
Wheat-Spot. firm; No. red. o32@9ic
No. / northern Duluth 99ac. Futures.
flrmer; closing l@sc net higher. Sep
tember. 95c; December, 9Ssc.
Hops, firm.
Hides, steady.
Petroleum. steady.
Wool steady.
Susar-Raw. firm; nuscovado, 3.fic
centrifugal, 3.64c; molasses, 2.Soc Re-
fined, steady,
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the Walk. Io7: G. Miller, los; Rob r.,
90
Whiskbroom II. winner OF the Metro
poltan. Brooklyn and Suburban handi-
caps, slated to carry t35 pounds. VIII not
start.
The Saratoga handicap first was run
in 1901 at one mile and furIong. In
1902 the distance was increased to a
mile and three -sixteenths, and In 1905
TO a mile and a quarter. The record
for the latter distance is held by C. F.
r. Hitchcock's Dandeion. which won the
1906 handicap in 2;o4 rs, carrying liz
pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-02
Tooele City Wins.
| Special to The Tribune.

TOOBLB. Aug. LIN a game featured
by many fast plays and heavy hitting, a
team representing Tooele city defeated
Tooele county at Ophir today, IL to 6.
lows; Clty-Bird. pitcher. Len Scott
catcher, Mann, first base. w. Scott, sec
ond base; Scanlon. shortstop; Lee, third
base: Olson, right flsiG; Caldwell, center
field: Davis, left field County-Franks
catcher; Holmes, pitcher: Belemer. first
base: Gillett, second base: Adams third
base Bunyon, shortstop: Spray right
field; Jones, center field
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SIX EVENTS CARDED
FOR SARATOGA TRACK

SARATOGA. n, Y. Aug. THE twen-
ty-hve day race meet of the sara toGa
association opens here tomorrow with SIX
events carded. the feature being the sara
toga handicap at one mile and q quar-
tor Out OF u field OF forty-one entries
originally named six are expected to go
10 the post. Lahore win he top weight.
carrying 10 pounds. with the other. en-.
tries ana WEIGHTS s. follows: Cock q
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Champs Return With Gun.

NEW YORK. Aug George Adee Of the Ma
tional Ranking committee said today that Robert
D. Wrono. president OF the United States Lawn
Tennis association. was aboard the mperator with
the Davis international challenge cup and would
arrive In this city either next Tuesday Wed.
| ueSday. II had not hocu expected that wrenn
would return until the middle OF tho month. /;
is understood that Mclaughlin. Hackett. William,
| and Wallace johnson with Wropr. Crescent
A. c. Is planning TO meet tho steamer IL comes
In and greet tho victorious team the water
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Cricket Match Scheduled.

NEW YORK. Aug 1.-The Australian cricket
team scheduled to open today two DAYS
match against al-Ncw York fifteen on the
grounds OF the Staten Island cricket and tenuis
club. The Australians have played cighteeu
matches since their arrival in this country with
out the loss OF game. although two matches
were draws The strongest players in tho metro
politan district have boer picked for the present
match. aud H. has excited considerable tutcrc5i
among cricket enthusiasts.
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Condition of the Treasu1y.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The condition
OF the United States trea sury at the be-
ginning OF business today was:
eio
Total receipts yesterday, $2.952.o7S
Total payments yesterday. S47I,7
The deficit this fiscal year is $9,s52 6S2.
against deficit of S734,834 last year, ex-
elusive Of Panama anal and public debt
transactions,
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

wheat-No. 2 rcd, new, s79s7aic; No. 3 red.
new. S69S7c: No. ] hard. new. $7T@ssc; No. 2
hard, new. STN9SSc: No hard. new s6lk9s7]:o:
No northern. 9Ii59s21.o; No. northern, 9o9
ole. No northern. SS09Oc; No. 2 spring. 9o9
Sic; No. spring. SS6eoc: No. spring. S29s8c;
velvet chaff. S5ns9c; durum Si@s9c.
Corn-No. .. 6Siac; No. white. 69H669hC. No.
l. yellow, eskGGS&c; No. 3, GS16SHc No. 3
white GSH 9Goc; No. yellow. 5sK66sIEc; No. (.
67h B67a;c, No. 4 white, 5SG6sHc; No 4 yell
low. 67i5G67asc
oats-No ? white new. 49XTaoisc; No. white,
new. flkc. No. white. old. 4OhG42Kc; No 4.
5skG$9hc. No. 4 white. new. 4lc; No 4 white
old. slssc. standard. now. Ak942Hc: standard
old. t2k643i5c
Rye-No. 2 new, 63k16S&c
garley-4sT6tc.
Timothy SO 759h75.
Clover-Nomuai.
Pork-$2200.
LaTd-Sii 62k.
Rlbs-sIi.259l2
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New York MonaY.

NEW YORK, Aug. Money on call
Steady. 2@2i; ruling rate. 2b closing bid,
2: offered at "a
Time loans-Ftrm; sixty days, 1904 per
cent; ninety days 49@5; six months, b3
36 per cent.
Prime merca ntile paper-SM6s per cent.
Sterling eXchange-Steady. 4S3.l0 for
sixty day bills. and 4.S7 FOR demand: COM
mercial bills, 4.S25,
Bar silver-59ic
Mexican dollars, 4Tc.
Government bonds, strong; railroad
bonds eaEy
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CHICAGO Produce,

CHICAGO, Aug. 1,--Butter-Unchanged
Eggs-Receipts. 9006 cases; unchanged
Potatoes-Lower, 60@e2c; receipts, ?;
cars.
Poultry-Alive. lower; fowls, 13sc
springs, tic; turkeys. 19c.
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DANCING

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district In and for Salt
Lake county. state of Utah.
VIM. II. Mcintyre, James II, Moyle, r
E. Miller. and the First National Bank
OF Nephi, corpora ton, plaintiffs. VS.,
Utah Consolidated Plaster company. B
corporation, defendant:
| NOTICE =
! Notice Is hereby given that on the
| 9Th day OF August, 1913, at the hour OF
| 10 O'Clock a; IN. OF said day. the under
| signed as receiver OF said Utah. Consoli-
dated Plaster company Will present 10
tie above entitled court for approval and
| confirmation his report of the sale of all
the property of said company, and VIII
amply TO the court for an order confirm
Ing the sale Of all of the property, both
real and personal OF said defendant.
| Utah Consolidated Plaster company, to
thousand two hundred ($S2000 00J dollars,
upon the following terms. 10 Wit: Cash,
in gold coin of the u. S.. ten per
cent of the purchase price having been
paid by said purchaser upon the date
of sale. ard the balance TO be paid upon
entitled court and the delivery OF a con-
veyance 10 said purchaser.
The undersigned will also at said tine
and place ask the above entitled court
10 pass upon the various claims OF the
creditors herein. and will also apply for
an order directing the undersigned as to
the order and manner In which he shall
'''e JAMES Fl. JACKSON.
Receiver. Utah Consolidated Plaster
A. o Moreton. Attorney for Said Re.
ceiver. ooSos
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Flax. Oats and Pys

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. Flour and
bran. unchanged
No 4 yellow corn. ssHsstc
No white oats, 39ln 40c
No rye 55G57c.
Flax. s1.40s61.4ls,
BARLEY 44M57c.
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hors this afternoon the unconditional release OF
Pitcher Hoimbsrg. HolmberG probably VII Join
tho Burlington, Ia, team OF the Central aseocla-
ton. II Is said. He &es with Lincoln enrler In
the season ana was Il free agent at the tmo Den
YER ,ecuroJ him
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Windy City Golf Champion.

Calumet club the tito of woman golf cham
pion OF Chicago today when she defeated Mrs
]. G. Latimer OF tho Homewood club. five up and
four to play. al the sNoko course in the final
match round at eighteen holes, in tho womau's city
tournament.
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wv YORK, Aug. l.-Copper-Strong;
lard spot, 1887 bid; August TO Oc-
ls.ST@l4S7; electrolysic. 15.2o@
Y lake, 15.3T@15.50, casting, 1912.
Outlet, spot. 40.5o@ 49.S2; August
6a0.60, September, 40.35@ 4O,45.
hd-uiet, 4,45 bid.
AHer-Steady, 5,62@5.6l,
{lmony-Noninal; Cookson's, S,4o9
h-Steady and unchanged.
don ma arkets closed as follows: Cop
Eteady; spot and futures, s67 rs Sd.
, Strong. spot and futures. Elsa, los.
liz, EGO 12s Sd, Lead. $50 is. Iron,
.Iand warrants, 5zs l0jd,
Closing Stock List.
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Spokane BnYs Pitcher.

SPOKANE. Wash. Aug 1.-The local North
western league purchased today Pitcher Peters
from the Omaha Western league club for $1,000.
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Bradstreet's Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Bradsreecs Bauk Clear
ings Report for the week ending July u shows an
aggregate OF seTI5 lI0, 900 against So 300. 53i
oC0 week and 81 79i. .7si 900 in the correspond
Ing week last year.
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