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Show TVEDXESDAT TTTF .T A "?T"Sk The Salt Lake Telegham. EVENJXG, JULY 1, 1903. . I I mm UuArMAN LEADING STAR PROVED HIS OF BICYCLE PERFORMERS MAN RIGHT R-H-- Favorite of the Saucer Track Makes Good in Warmly-Co- n tested Race. 1-- 3. 2-- Johnnie Chapman, the e favor-Uwas iho star performer at the bicycle races last oven'ng at the Salt Pal- the hardest fought race of the evening, aim gave ITopptr a close shave for d place in the mile open professional. Hopper won the motor-pace- d race from Sanmelpon with case. The machine failed to pet into the Same and the race was stopped and started over twice. Hardy Downing failed to land any prize money last niRht. The surnm.iry: Mile Pot Amateur. First heat: won. B. Downing second. Elswood 1:013-third. Time. Second heat: Ara Wivi, C Iledman second, Bowers thirl. Final heat: Downing won fi'-- Tinul:0l. (juart r; Limber g, second and Arraz, third. fourth; Mih Opon. Professional First heat: llardv Downing won, Hopper second', tiiird. Time. 1:'X. Second Chapman H of man on. $amue!son second, J. heat: Burns third. Tim 1:01. Final heat: Hof-man won. Hoiiik-i- .second. Chapman third, Samui'lf'Hi fourth. Time, 1:31). Half-Mil- o Handicap. Amateur. Down-InFirst heat: ("0 yards) won. B. s (scratch) second. C. Redman (45 OEOROE s1 ic rera-Down- 3. t - WI1 3. The dmp!et rmdr for lrvd!tlen. conttlpatlon. MHnuinepa mnd the rr.anjr ailments arlnlrf rrtm oinorcerrd torn-a"liver or bowel Kirr, Tabulet. have rcompllhe3 vrottdr. a.n-Thy their tlm-l- y aid removes th necitlty f ralllr.R" a phyt.clan for many littl that beet mankind. They Ko atralght to of trouble, relieve th dUtrt. tha cleanse the arretted part, ard adve the s'nersi tonlr.g up. The ytem laa enouch for an ordinary occasion. packet The bottle. 0 renta, contain a tup-pl- y family for a year. All druggist aell them. trrra laue Chicago Store t: r Ret l Flour. (.ood Flour. IjO l Ret Creamery Butler. tZc. .... !oz. lb. fi ICO nt B it Break J e-r- 1L- 5 Bit on fai-- l 3-r- Z. lbf 37 . T'tah Tomatoe. 3 can 3 cans Bfl Corn Z ran Cood Salmon Worcestershire S.IUee. "."C fixe, for. bucket Silver lUmi 2 OH m;c o;ive sion. I.illr parknit Sol! James Donaldson, Salt Lake's favorite Mont.. July 1. Amid the hoofs 4 lb. Callfeinla Kc IVache . Bt'TTB. 5 (A can Silver referee, has been chosen to officiate to nnd jeers of a crowd of 31 people, John Lard .. morrow night. 6 lar Floitlr.g 8ap, Starch pr Willie took the count In the fourth round CO Corn The material to be used in the con l'c Klugsford's night of what was to have been a struction of seats is all at the park; and last d twenty-rouncontst. Willie whi twenty X4 CHICAQO me will shifted into position as soon as Vi:ST SOUTH TKMl'l.C STRHCT. than Tommy Ryan, but heavier pounds the ball game is over tomorrow night was In outclassed. the fourth There will be 230 numbered scats lound totally Wt to ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Ryan inuppercut Willie withfollowed around the ring, and those seats in the jaw twice puecepslon and grand stand will be for-thgeneral ad with a right swing tr the head. Then he Loon Creek Gold Mlnln compny. Prln mission crowd. The seat sale is going tapped Willie a light toopen right on the the floor for the clpal place of bulne. Salt Iake Cltr. jaw. and Willi" wentout more on at Greenewald's. count. Willie went from lOieor Utah Notice I hereby tven that at a exhaustion than from any blow inflicted n.eetlntt ef the director. hld on the xth But few blown were ftruck with day of May. 1C. an nffmttit of one wan con clinched gloves, end the crowd cnt per share wat levied on the car-!tami -- rake:" Hock of the corporation, , payable . Immedl tinually jelling "fisht: srr-taryWillie's footwork was miserable, nni atelv to 11. A. McCorr!-cat his attempts to get at tynu were so awk McCornlck .St Co.' bank. In Salt taae ward ns to be laughable. Hyan would City. Utah. Ar.y atock upon whlrh tM at will, and allowed iiitmrnrnt m.iv rr.naln uni.-l- on the Cth tap Willie on( the faclad to exhaust-hiw!H t drllnq-ion(he heavy and Uicago day of July. 1X1. self trying to laud. advertised for a at public auetlon. and unlesa payment la mde before, will be acid on the 3Cth day of July. l"?t. to pay the delinquent torether with the coet of advert:!r and tprr. of ta'.a. SAN FRANCISCO. July 1. The Hanlon- - COLD STORAGE DOES H. A. M CORN1CK. Seeretarr. Yanger go at the Mechanics pavilion last Office: McCornlck &. Coa Bank. Salt Lake City. Utah. night ended in a draw at the end of the MILE STUNT IN twentieth round. Re force Kddie Smith being unable to choose a winner between ASSESSMENT NO. 5. J. C. Lynch' fast stepper, dabbed Coll the game little feather-weightThe light was one- of th1 fiercest ever seen in this Storage, gave an exhibition of ,h racing at C.iMer'.s track yesterday. MlrdnK j. city. Both men fought with a vim from qualities Park City Bjpcrlor of builr.eas the tap of the bell in the first rounl Cold Storage covt red the mile In 2:21. Principal place Salt Lake Cltv. Utah. until the referee gave his decision. So M. A. Thompson, who recently came Notice li hrrrhy Klven that rt ft irteet-ln- r hoi was the lighting during the first stages lore from Kansas, put hi. gray trotter the dlrrrtors, h'd on th I3rd er thi mil" I:: -- .2' yesterday. day of C. an ewMmrrl of or of the battle that it seemed to foretell a Torreon Jur.e. enter d i:i t!;e hpeclal trot, and Torreon share wa levied on the cert per one or the other of the if he can make 2;- -j In the race he should quick victory for the corporation, payable of atock capital land the ewi:t. contestants. But neither was able serious to C It. Jack. tr asarer, at Immediately UomniTrlal tdock. Salt ly to injure the other and the contest last City, June Wilkes was worked out jesterd.iy. 33 t.'tah. Any flock upon which tM ed the limit. She was not driven lor any record, howmay rmaln urpnld on th Xih In Eddie Hanlon. Yanger met one of ever. will b delinquent and day of July.tor1C the greatest little fighters it lias bee:; nt public auction, ar.d sale Rdvertlfel his lot tu go against, an In Yanr Han Yours trulj. 12: made before, wld he un pavment Ion douotloss tnev the strongest Utile m.in 14lh on of AuguM. :?"C. to no'.d th day in the feather-weigdivision toil.iv. From the delinquent assessment, together pv the lirsi to the ninth ro ma Yantrer hnl with the cost of advertising and eser. He slightly the btt.r of the conu-stC. R. JACK, Secretary. of nle. S3 led the California on and by clever Commertial block. Salt Lake Office: ie.t.'.s lor the head and occasion straight Utah. CPv. broke ally through the croucning guard --J which is known as a creation of Hanlon's TO INCORPOthroughout the pugilistic world. I Shores Shoresii NOTICE MEETING After the contest. Johnny Hertz, Yang-er'- s RATE. manager, states that his man disabled his right hand in tlie seventh round to tight of the contest and was ' June man with but a strong and clever littlen.igd A trustee the of of Salt meeting one hand. Hertz offers to match his man will be held at 4 p. m.. Tueaday. College with states the hi? Californlan and again July 7. lXt. at the office In Hammonda n the side that willingness to b t i3M Hall. Salt Lake City, Utah, for the Hanwill be declared the winner. Yanger of adopting- article of L.Incorporation. lon was seen in his dressir after' II. 11 ALL. the contest and stated that Yanger was man in little and the strongest toughest HILL'S DEPOT FOR DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP. the vorld at his weight and the best in Hanever he has met the ring. fighter lon says that at no stage was h? at all SODAY WATER NOTICE IS HEREDT OTVEN THAT uneasy or hurt and that he will be glad Mr. Merklenburgr ha withdrawn to meet the Chicaero boy again before the from the firm known ta the Klectrlc Turnclub offering Ihe best purse. lll here-at.ing and Mffc. Co.. and the firm Is fizzing these hot days. Nothing Se Tnles. aa be Kauacher known more refreshing than one of our faIt is all yours, 122. mous Root Beers served In cold Etelna. NATIONAL "LEAGUE. ASSESSMENT NO. 5. 3-l- b. ix-a- f f m Com-P"ti- 1 1 Denver and "Return, Via Oregon Short Line; July 7th, 8th and 9th. Tickets good for return until August 31st. For International Christian Endeavor convention. City Ticket ke 1 oflice. 201 Main St. Kal 1 itnterrvc, tamp, Trird Fi4ih NICHLT FUItNISIinn FRONT ultable for an efflc or private In Cwnnectln; XTT Cor.et. or ITsona L73-k- . 1 ht Wash.. July 1. The Pacific National league magnates completed their deliberations last night and adjourned in a very happy frame of mmd. President W. H. Lucas officially .announced that the Portland team and franchise had been transferred bag and baggage to Salt Lake City, by which name they will he known hereafter instep d nf Portland All of the Portland club's players be- rr,mA nrnnfrtv nf the Salt Lake ClUO at nr.ee 'hv virtue of section 36. national agreement, governing a league's power to make suen transfer. Salt Lake City will start with a clean record of games won and lost, and will not take Portland's standing, in csait i.stfd fitv will nlav Spokane, WedrWdav. where Portland is this: week and next week. July home grounds in 7th, wil lopen on theLos Angeles. Salt Lake City with Salt Lake City will make no trip to California this season. Mr. Hart, when ssWft-last nieht if Weaver would be re leaded to take the management of the r.rxv sahl he would release Weaver as soon as he could get a man equally as jrood to take his piace, but tnat as Buck was playing star ball now it would be impossible to nil his place lmmeai ately. The schedule as adopted o at the meet forty-twgames on ing, giving Salt Lake fol!owrs: Its own grounds, .Tuiv 7 x. 9. 10. 11 aod 12 San Francisco at Butte; Helena at Seattle; Los Angeles at lacoma. at Salt 14.Lake; Spokane 13. in. 17. IS and 1& San Fran .Tniv risen at Hflena: Los Angeles at SaltLake; Butte at Tacoma; Seattle at Spokan. .lulv 21. 22. 2.1. 24. 23 and 20 San Fran Cisco at Salt Lake; Los Angeles at Hel ena; Butte at Spokane; Tacoma at Se at tie Julv 28. 20. 30, 31 an: August 1 and 2 San Francisco at Butte; Lc Angeles at Snokane; Helena at Tacoma; 3ait Lake at Seattle. 4. 3. fi. 7. 8 and 0 San Francisco Aug-usLos Angeies at lacoma; nei at Spokane: t Seattle: Salt Lake at Butte. August 11. 12. 13. 14, 15 and 1& San Francisco at Tacoma; Los Angeles at Seattle; baKe Butte at bait Fran-p'efHelena at Sookane; 23 San August IS. 10, 2), 21. 22 and and Lcs Angeles at Seattle; Seat tle" at Salt Lake; Tacoma at Helena; r.e at Butte Aur'ust 23, 20. 27, 23. 29 and 30 Seattle at Butte; Tacoma at Salt Lake; Spokane 2i 27. 2S. 20. 30 and 31 Los An- rflrsi t'fat San 2.Francisco. 3. 4. ., 0 and t Los Ange liber FrarrcHco: , '." f.t" m Spokane at Seat Butte; Helena at Salt Tarinia'at i .i Wot ember S, 0, 10, 11, 12 and 13 Tacoma aseotembcr 10. 11. 12. IS, 14 and 13 Se ' .Vi. nt snn l'rancisco 13' 14 and 15 Spokane Vi. ember H. emlcr"5, 16, 17, IS. 13 and alee at Helena. It l 10, 20 and eotcriber 1U, 17. IS.Seattle at San Fran at Los Angeles; at Tacoma. 25 22. 22. 24. 23, and 27 Se t ri Anireles: atSnokane at San Tacoma; Butte Salt Lake a at Seattle. ' 20. .v ana uciODer i, , a ana Los Angeles: Spokane at at 'Seattle at Tacoma; Butte Fiancisco; atHelena 'an Seattle. Lake Salt (nod ltJ am I Butte at 7. s. October at San Francisco; Los Angeles Tacoma; 'at Seattle. Helena October 7, S. 9, 10. 11 and 12 Salt Lake at Spokane. Get tickets at Greene wald's for TACOMA. i ap-parm- tly l f!-,t- Pi-- a . ip:it - T 20-- SaJt i I 21-- Spo i r sj.-a'- 'Wo-B;:tt- If 1 A',-.--' 1 1 c V. iic.h-.Ti- 5 f mm. I! -- a-.-S ka pjr-poa- - NEW er term n , Her-era-Down- night. scrap, ball park, tomor-o- ey w orRarer ?r. LA H.A'w.rvotant Ttmpl. So, rmiii n fv. "- tt tt- - -t VI CLAIRVOYANT. M,DAMH LTNNH. WORLD H FAMED South main. t a'.mUt and .trr4rlil. W. Jr 1 fisuth atr.gle an4 ta CASH R.E Q 1STEES. FRONT ROOM. GROUND elec. UghU cioae la. iW fi. W. Tfari. a. NICKLT PURNlaHXID UOOMH. Srd WeaL f oor. vn 11 een-Htou- want In ftimlahed or houaekeptng- rwrci t the 'J. C. Rlcfcter Co.. 41 Egle block. Nicely ulte. rT Ft OK n r. wujrVriTCNrT cab yC ttvaVio FURNIRIinD ROOMS FOR LIGHT II', H. ;nd ViL a; rURNIRHKD ROOM. WOliEILN houaekref, Ir.g. B CON-enler.ce- 42 E. lat Ho, PURNIPI f I'D ROOMS AND BOARD, touth Temtle. j NICKLT rURNIPHKD ROOMS. DT the day. iaek or tnor.lh. So. State at. THE IMPTtRIAU NKWLT RENOVAT-e- d elee. Ughta. Lath. centraJ-l- y througho-jt- . locale J. ruorai C at J upward per lTAH FCRKHV AND JO RTlO pTIC Rrtfk. rrep ; 3;h wk r f nil J rrn ILWg, rrr.tractirg; 41 H W. T. kl-vtS- a a- ?oe -. Wt week; Jta So, a noon coLonnn two in nd rrrr,-- - nt cook, r""r'"n Ads2rrtg T. P. . rare Telegram. SECOND OIRL FOR WASHINO. lre.r.lr.g. wa'.t!-- g cn tUe. waafeLr !;Kra fcr farr.Kr c f. ,it So r.o Hlat. u. i- -a r e'.i. Ofr.rert' convnlneea. W 4 NT EI jrd bo.; acwlar tor rrdutlvn; f!r frrtrm-C... r g.aergaxrs.r,t; go"! c!r; - Ara quired. LARGE FRONT ROOMS FURNISHED for either one or two gentlemen, H per mo.; also llrht houaekeecLcr rooma. Weat Kecond South. aa OR 4 N I CELT FUTtNIPIfEO ROOMS, with or without board. 73 W. Iih ftoattx. FURNIPH ED ROOMS AND COARD; borne rooking; 4U W. 2nd No-NICELT FURNISHED ROOMS. NEAR 13 W. Jnd So, v. rairr. tTS rue n,..?H ti- - 1 eUh. Ft. IVoa'.ae. ftih M LADIEH FOR RJO h T KC. Wa-- CHEAP. FURNISHED IIOOM8. WITH 341 W. lat Bex. or without boueekeer tng; ruRNieiinn rooms. modern aurl fam'ly car. EICTCLRS AJiTD wets rrrrrn rle. J. A. MerillK. -- r,.r. RXPATJUNO. iui a -- t- -r- -. r...!r. !rrrl TXTRKISTX BATHS. FAVTTA nmr f Patha. HalrdreaeT-- r Elegant Chlrcr-e?I'artora . Mantrurlng and U W. jyxj imre fl--aj SUITE OF TWO ROOMS FOR LlOHT X7 H, fceuaekeerlng or two gectlersta. FUth South ftreet. THREE FURNISHED bouMkepl. i?ght Xat ROOMS O Coor. & CLEANTNO AND DTEINO. FOR (U Phone ONE LAROE FRONT ROOM. HOUSE keej tr.jr It deelred. u K. th 8a. AND BOARD FOR TWO. ROOM OtlTeHa and 4; Ecuth lat Weat. 1411-- Exrert tfetnc and French Z. oorifinirf. TEMPLirmv rr.r a vivn r"1 rT cl."nrrr tl.r'!crui5'tn rn wbv fcirrn W ef cltr 1 tillE No. Academy ?r.d So S, . . cf all CltT. X irt.. Prort. .g-roo- m Vm B-n- HILL'S5' Standing of the Clubs. Pittshurf? New York Chicago Brooklvn Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Philadelphia P. W. L. P C. Gl 41 2" 53 37 21 24 21 31 fi2 S5 f.8 as 30 27 (.2 07 ..13 .4f, out-rtandln- .407 41 .2W 40 P. W. L. P.C. 57 55 "3 53 31 2i3 23 2S .'-2- 2 27 25. 2S f.fi 21 f3 24 24 15 30 29 .491 .472 .461 .4f,3 .453 .203 F3 57 29 42 .541 WESTERN LEAGUE. Standing of the Clubs. Milwaukee Springs Kansas City St. Joseph Denver Peoria Pes Moines Omaha Colorado R. H. K. 47 34 f-- 3C 2X 51 51 5 50 50 4 13 17 .723 21 .549 .G79 24 25 22 27 .471 30 .45 IS 15 32 33 2S Why Bother?. House cleaning a terrible period for every ono at least. It usually is, but why bother about finding for Inefficient help? Telephone to us and we will send the best of men and furnish everything necessary for your cleaning, no matter what you want done. Carpets beaten or cleaned on the floor, floors renovated and woodwork. waxed, windows, everything polished. cleaned, Portland 53 50 -- 71 S 37 bt .r,25 .551 .420 77 73 30 47 24 .3:o 4U S3 4 1 THi: FAMOUS MEXICAN. HERRERA VERSUS JACK .Z'A .313 1,. P.O. 21 30 37 BOXING CONTEST .44) National Cleaning Co., y DOWNEY TIIH NEW JT.RSF.T 20 'Phone Roach dells; Wig&s and Cariseh. ..13 ..8 S03Z. and American Association Baseball. At Milwaukee. Milwaukee-Kansa- s City game postponed; rain. At Indianapolis Indianapolis 3, Colum bus 4. At Minneapolis Minneapolis 8, St. Paul 5. At Toledo Toledo 1, Louisville 5. Children Visit Saltair. The Primary association of Salt Lake stake is giving an excursion to Saltair Rounds at 130 Pounds Baseball Park, Thursday Night, July 2, 11 .329 4 12 d 8 S win- - LIGHT-WEIGH- T Two rattling good rredlmtnarle will precede main event. Firft bout at 8:"0 p. m. aharp. SOUTH MAIN ST. 131 PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE. Butte Helena Batteries Thomas, 26. TOR Temr. FURNISHED Coor. A front rvrn M'CORMICIC REArETt U e" 1. new last vsar. arvvt aa rewA.r n half purchase f fW, apeak quickly. A. IL. OROUND ROOM, 3 Weat lat South. SUITE OF WELIFURNISHED rooma on firat Roor; FtTRNXSHED Temple. in ROOM3; f.l.rsi A NT FUR. OP So Mala. Admission. Jl and J2. Tickets on sale at Jake Greenewald's FREE cigar store. 7-r- NICELT FURNISHED ROOMS AND beard at t7 So. State. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND board at Z E. Tth 3o. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE, men only; m K. lat South. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED rocma at 213 C. l.t MODERN FURNISHED uvumrryun KTTI.T m TeL WANTED. n,n in.THlQT PDtet" t cast oT ctothlr.c. to G, postal etreet. Zl FURNISHED FRONT W. Fourth Rnuth ROOMS FOR LIGHT XT! -- j l sin FTTH VtRltPf. n MOUl rrnvr. 80. BJate. r.ear cltr and county blJg. FtrRNISHED ROOMS TO RENT AT t7S Z. T SUrjth. A Ca-hr- ZH &Q. FURNISHED ROOM3; 4M BO MAIN. FURNISHED ROOMS AND UOARD; E. 4th room for rent at The Q C Rlrhtcr Cn.. E.tl- - RWk PEN6MORE TTPEWR1TKR8. A a foil line ef RJhhnn and T W. trd SouOu Cor. W. Tesak L Carter. 1144-- So. ONEFURNISHED ROOM. AT State. I NICELT FHRNIPHED FROVT nwjrr.a, water for houaekeerlng-- ; 172 K at 1 NICELT FURNISHED FRONT room, light faouiekeeplr.g; Ui C Ir.d o. NEWLT FURNISHED ROOMS, tl 4 ard TZ: tTS H 2nd East. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR llrht heokeerin: : vr. r,i Fo NICELT FURNISHED ROOMS AND besH it 44 W. Snd Hn FURNISHED COOKS AND WAITERS. COOKS AND WAITERS' ALLIANCE, local No. 15, meet pvctv Wednesday night In I. O. tj. F. hall. Traveling meml.ra welcome. FRCP JLSl'F.RSLN. AND CAKES. Secret nrv. Vienna Model Bakery MASSAGE. AND CAFE. Phone 1081. 10 E. 3rd South. this afternoon and evening. I LADT FROM THE EAST GIVES Sci entific massage treatments; try vibrating magnetic treatment for nervousn. L South Main Ft., Hotel Gladstone, room Si. f ( U ROOMJ rr week. AND liOARD at 470 W :n.1 Huth. NICELT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM at r.1 S Jrd Weat; UiO A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM; J3 Fr. Wrst Temrle. FURNISHED ROOM FOR HOUSE-keepinICS W. North Temple. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE-kseplnmodern; 00 cMldreo; U tfa. lit W. etreet. A NICELT FURNISHED FRONT v tr w-s- k. g; x; recent . PLEASANT be a rdjf de a I re4: FRONT South F. ROOM. 4t h Flit. ROOMS FOR keeping at (J So. Bib Weat. V: HOUSE- - v Ccsani- - TWO NEWS AO I NTS. t:.V FDCURI. Van Noy Newa Co. cor. cth Apply. W. nnd r.d South. tv. HOUREKEEPINO ROOVt waltlrg. O C Rlrhter Co., PARTIES Eeg'e R;)t. Al SOLICITORS. LADIES Oil OEN-t!eme- n; goo-- I talksre; hustler make It to 110 a ar. Call ti4 Doely block. from FOR BALE REAL EST Lt.. emra TAILOSS. H. F. CLARK. TAILOR. E. JND 1X1 ft.. MONEY TO LOAIf. I MT OWN ONLY lyOAN MONEY. enrrm!a'.en ...No attcmaya' fea! Eaa!ern ecrr,rny No !t3r. No third rrty rsteeC No mortgage tax Mirr o; I'uMd L Tracy. U F. in S- - u : h N N Iw fOtTHWEST " CO -- jo-a. Ri: Rt .A '"fPAGr. FMALL LOANS. EM FIX) TE 2:13 CREdC Cr- ih Malv NEED MONEY WE WILL Jtcur.t your aaJary. Ktar Lcaa Co. t JCaat Sa. - rrorrk IC 4i ft. 1 FToX i4 TEACHER OF PIANO. w!THTnriA7-Tni- T hatte t"'htttky ftar.o. Lsgtnr.re ?t E Zr. 1 Ho -- ;"r:lty. a AUCTION SALE. Temple FURNISHED Delivered to all parts of tha city. 'Phone or call and lav your ordera for the be t BREAD HOUSE. A r.ap, Il$"irrv ell rer.t-!- , cfoae lr (rrirrer-makr- ), f clce in. earrdr.g ES W mo.. 3 M, rdcly fur., rci tn. f.TZ, W. North XT6 SALE MXSCXIXANTQUS. tX. So. Wall Paper Cleaned Standing of the Clubs. 73 City, June AURELIO Til e Los Anrele.? Sacramento San Francisco Oakland Seattle Iake furniture TACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. p. w. ;r, ke : Standing of the Clubs. Detroit Boston Philadelphia Washington 1 cor. opp. PosTorncE. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cleveland Chicago St. Louis New York The Madeleine Mining; company. Office nnd principal plac of business. Salt Lake hereby given onthat at a City. Notice held the 2th meeting of the director day of June. one nn ns.seysmer.t of onewaa cent fourth C4) of share (l) per levied on all the shares of the capital atock of the corporation Issued nnd to the secpaynbl Immediately hi oflice. No. 327 I). I Walker retary at Salt City. Utah. Any atock building. may remain upon which the ass-smen- i unpaid on Julv 2S. nale whl be delinquent at public auction, ar.d advertised for and unles payment I made before, ao bv each many of the share represented stork s delinquent a may certificate of the be necessary rvVA be sold on th 11th day of August. 1503, at z o'clock noon, to pay the delinquent assessment, together uith the cost of advertising nnd expense of A. J. WKnnil, Secretary. nale. B order of the bord of directors. Salt 1SMX .G.'M 35 24 21 17 I .672 .CIS NICELT FURNISHED ROOMS. 21 W Eo. ard er -- i medium. TTTEWRITXRS. MRS. C. 1. hiHDS8, THE IIAINUIIU. Main ROOM3 FOR LIGHT HOrSF.KKFP. Ing: no children: at SI' South W. Temple. YOU CAN OCT JUST WHAT TOU - tn yi C rONTTN ani Tranr . SALT LAKE CUTS IN ON PACIFIC LEAGUE r. MP S. r.e furoUhe4 room, -- SPIRXTUALIST. D.k. A Tin: oLoiiR. and nrc wonir, rejector. leaieC 71 ptva family ... ll. lUchtrrprtTale Co. rfom, t - SI 8.00 corrnn. l s. er n,r. rY r. LAMPS AND EXITXCT0E2L houae. close la . .... mjo mootm, cla in ..... rma.. elega.it. Si.t in private family . "3 cottage, cloee In 1 fo house, cloee in C. ins cxLLAirr c u s. rv-rr- arartmenia for IT' The O. 1 W. 79 TTAIt JUNTv CO. IMGHWT PHTrr,9 rett:a. raid for crep Iron, U . ati rtr. brat, etc. II It io, teL X. t-r- " CASH PRICES. Pil-- w Ajrrzz wn havi: TiinfiK itot'snKCcriNo and rent: rnom 2:29 er FHOC-rk- r. W. J W OflUUK. KUMOVLfv TO rent ru uni sked. ron ss-men- The automobile race at Liberty park yesterday was witnessed by more than 5000 persons. The er.trkj were Charles S. Oldsmobile, live hcrse-powWilkes with Rambler. F. J. Cartt-r- . seven horse-powMr. Wilkes won in a mile race by ore hundred yards. Time 2:30. Both machines were stripped down for racing. Man ASATXr-S-. Vo Z- ta rmof-- J tha flve-ce- rt cy TO A DRAW AUTOMOBILE RACE 7t , JOHN CAMTTNCIN,Ci AnTIFTlC Xr& KXCKLLENT JAPANKSK COOK, with a year epertnr. position, Addreaa U Fauth let Wft Bt. et 20 ROUNDS WILKES WINS BIG uae fRlCOl el- n. T7tU KtSPfl. t ALL, and locattfire Tuttl Vrr IXB VACANT IIOUPWI. WANTED. SITUATION e The Salt Luke- - and OtrJen teans will meet in Ogden today and in this city on the four following days. The two-cit- y will then expire, and Salt Lake will step into the bis league. According: to reports from Ogden there is little improvement in Hausen's condition. At any rate, it will be necessary to play someone else as catcher this week c!rW. Co. IwrX. etrt Trntiie h. STORIJ LAKE LEAGUE Wt REAL E8TATE. THAT'S iiubSard lUuifc ROOM AT W. 4 ONE FUTtNlplirD FpnKT 1U aoutb IS HOCFHR. S&l 8 FILL 1. to rema .ov alb Tutt! Mroe. Jt Vain. Red ball a'ra. CIIOICK RUILDINO H1TKH ON KAST Id of ard- ay Utrty rark. very 3. .r"-l- b OGDEN-SAL- T a. Eagle block. - 111 eetate Iob rtnt. tuttnrta chance. Trad tialt La.k realty for California farroa. HOL'irrON--B THE ItOt'aER9 JtAVJt tv-ca- four-roun- . -i In Lt i-- X CAVNOV FT FMALL HOl'.li:. bet, Wh ar.l tth, Weil ac4 tri, aj&4 Ul 8 a. atresia. IVK3M rvn ONH LAHQE ritOST either eie err t'gfet ftnr.wm;:Vvt Main. THE TACT ItTlt.I. HKWAINB THAT more he.m fkotiH m i f tw.t tr than any other In the r'.tjr. "Wjii you are Utte4 right. Ree rr 1If lUcfcler, you wtah to purci:ata. West 1rt Rauth. REFEREE T0 . EM LOA.N W. Sn4 Pmitfl UTONAt'flHT. ROOM Co.. fcaigaiit DO NALDSON sec-en- WINMJP OF c 3. 4-- n.ilo professional handicap, which was Lim-bf-r.- MtKIUf joe. Rrirr. nvi: nrMs. luni. yrrrrtx. iunv, a .; H1 I a;rrl-- na Kouta. . rOR P.KAL EHTATr. OH 4k Cl- Gc-lge-r p, lat-tor'- realty bargain, liarrtr.gton a. Courtrer. l 2-- 3. 2-- old-tim- t s who meets Aurelio Jack third, Agraz (30 yards) fourth. Herrera Downey, yards) .3S ball rark tomorrow at the Second heat: Bowers (33 Time, secIver (43 u d Redman In won, twenty-rounyards) yards) bout, arrived night ond, Johnson (110 yards) third. Heagren in the (CO yards) city this morning from hi trainfourth. Time. .37 Final heat: Starbuck won, B. Downing second, ing quarters In Ogden canyon. Downey Bowers third, Johnson fourth. Time, stated on his arrival this mornlr.g that .37 Half-Mil- e he weighed 13H4 pounds laM night, nnd Professional. Handicap. Chapman (30 yards) won. J. llurris (73 that he will be under the weight limit Turville (t;3 yards) third, tomorrow at 6 o'clock. yards) second, Iceland ?0 yards) fouith. Time, .33 James Bishop was confronted with Half-Mil- e Ccnsolation, Amattur.-Iv- iT the charge this morning that his man Redman won, BambridRe second, was not the original Juck 1.01 Downey fourth. Tate Time, third. Motor Match ltr.ee. Hopper wins from Downey whose record w.ir published In Samuelson. Time by miles: 1:37, 1:38, 1:1, yesterday's Telegram. Mr. Mulvey ap1:37, 1:2. Total lime. a:2' proached Bishop on the pubjct. nnd Informed l.lin that unless ubsolut 'proof was given that this Downey Is th original, the light would be called ofT. James Bishop Immediately gave Mr. Mulvey and several rroir.lnent sporting men conclusive proof, by means of letters and ."jlegrams, and now all will be smooth sailing. Mr. .Mulvey paid thU morning that while he did not doubt Bishop and Downey, he nevertheless wanted to be sure of hl ground before M. K. Mulvey, manager of the Her- - the arrangement for the ight went any further. right, this morning anThere will be a meeting of the princinounced the preliminaries to the main pals and their managers with Mr. Mulbout, at the ball park tomorrow night. vey and the referee this afternoon at 3 d contest o'clock. The first will be a between Oliver Heap of San Francisco and "Kid" Ames of the city. Ames was seen in a preliminary here last EXHAUSTED HIMSELF winter, when he made a good impression. The other sot-t- o will be between IN FIGHT WITH RYA "Deafy" Thompson and "Cyclone" Fred Morris. Both bouts will be to a deci- me r S jS: XTT 1 Old-Ti- A-N-- P- roii salx mux estate. rem noonfrea toatn."offleorn call Kat ef of terms on rt'RNiTtrnr. I X. L and ranges. II cn 110. li on 'Ar.patippt Ictt ailment Furniture ard Houae, Carpet Ind outh a treat. P. A-- Borr.ea r t rorrletor. MONEY LOANED PRIVATELY. piivno rrp galarled people, without aecuri'ty. on Vour Cnerry. 477 1. F. Walk-- r bldg. OV FURN'ITURie WANTED SAFES. --r- TO RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS; PARTIES the right kind. The G. C waiting for 41 Rlcbttr Co.. Eagle Uk. NEW OR er terma. CASH. ID-HAN- Sorenjien-Htou- tt TRrn Co.. 4t E. H scavej;ger, KEEN SANITARY CO. OFFICE lat Reuth Tl SALT RCAVCN LAKE Ttone TU; c.'ce I Mala L C7 VT. 14V1-- CU. |