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Show 'THE SAiT LAKfc' TELEGRAM. SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1901. mluCCESS ' GOSSIP FOR THE SPORTS President Lucas of the Utah-Montaleague 6pent yesterday In Ogden, and left this morning for Spokane. It is not yet definitely settled whether or not Ogden will be in the new league. na "The ' net receipts of the benefit for the Gleason and Brighton faml- lie? at the Salt Lake Theater last night will.be about $1025. The ex- pensea were very light, practically , everything having been donated for the occasion. JOB SAIX ILEAL S3TAT2. FLYING IRIDIUS Jack Grim, according to the Eastern papers, has secured the management of team at Columbia, S. C, in the South a The athletic carnival given at the Atlantic league. Salt Lake Theater laat night for the benefit of the families of the murdered Gus Ruhlin, the "Akron Giant," has street ar men will swell the relief fund been matched to meet "Sandy" Ferguson before the Criterion club in Boston, by about $1200. There was easily $1200 January 26th, and. he is now at his home worth of amusement furnished by the preparing for the bout.- JAst year Ruhscore of performers last night, and the lin fought a draw with Ferguson in Boston, but he is determined to clean large crowd present was liberal with up the brawny Scotchman this time. cheers and applause. The affair ended with a battle royal From Philadelphia comes word that among- four colored fighters. They went Rube Waddell, the Butler county boy, at each other hammer and tongs,of and who tired of being an actor with the the Stain and Guilt company and is now within a, few minutes three hustlers were sprawled on the mat. An- tending in a Camden (N. J.) sa other amusing bout was that between loon, is inbardanger of losing his baseball Jim v;illiam3 and Van Buskirk. The job with the Athletics, as he Is not tak house the in friends former had - . many ing the best of care of himself, and Connie Mack is talking of giving Rube boxers the that evidently forgetting the go-bowing to his continued were using pillows. and breaks trouble experienced In the Two miniature sluggers, aged 6 and him. 7, Introduced as Young Corbett and handling Jimmy Britt, gave an exhibition ot Two of the Pacific Coast league reboxing that was considered marvelous cruits that Ned Hanlon counted among Lawrence Mangum his for youngsters. 1904 assets have for playing went three welshed, at least advices from and Harry Smith, two boys, beyond Otto Sieloff, the fast clean rounds, while welter-weigRocky mountains are to the effect wbo has been called the Nadeau will return to his Portland that champion since he arrived here, went love and Frank Dillon stick to Los Anon with Billy McCoy. Both players had 'signed BrookCharley Ross put J. G. Garvin to the geles. contracts and accepted advance. lyn mat in six minutes in their wrestling Pacific coasters have signified their match, and in the tail the latter was in The to get Into the National jured so he was unable to continue. willingness chariot the condition, agreement Eugene Thompson and Driggs gave two however, that they upon be allowed to spectacular wrestling exhibitions of five draft from all Classmay in the minutes each, and Ross and Johnson National association A leagues the National only, ended that part of the programme witb and American leagues to be exempt a snort tussle. W. A. Price and Cant. "Warwick grave from,such draft. '"TJi fencing exhibition something new to COLLENDEHS "WIN" AGAIN". vmost Salt Lakers. The former carried off the honors. Prof. Bishop pleased the crowd with his electric club swinging The Collender bowlers won two out of and Jerry McCarthy won applause by three from the Harmonies last night on his rope skipping. the Elks alleys. Probert of the Collenders got high average and also high score with Following are the scores JIM FLYM MATCHED 1. 2. 3. Tofl. Collender. 121 wbo werfe anxious to see a. knockout, WAS NEVER HEADED tag-playe- - ld y, ht WITH ANDY WALSH A. W. Smith Henderson J. Hamilton 1G8 14S Probert Andy Walsh, who fought Morgan Williams to a draw in ten rounds, is to meet James Flynn in Pueblo for, twenty rounds on-- . January 28th. Walsh is a Brooklyn, pugilist, who has- a record of having never been knocked out, though he has lost decisions. In the record which he. shows of his valiancy, Mr. Walsh has the following! "Wild Bill" Hanrahan and "Scaldy Bill" Quinn; draws wit,h "Mysterious Billy" Smith, Jimmy Handler, "Kiu" Carter and Mor gan Williams; lost to Walcott and "Twin" Sullivan. He also fought Jack O Brien six rounds in Philadelphia, no decision "being given. - Harmonies. McLeod F. Hamilton Talamantes . G. Smith ... Gamble 13S 173 162 E35 45S TS 7S8 &21 2303 1. 2. 3. 169 Tofl. 16T, ....140 ....163 153 140 167 168 . . . .150 ....115 733 493 1X4 147 154 157 811 499 477 ATA 471 440 2337 nd Lincoln Fans in the Dumps. JPROO! Valuable Prescription by Which. Any Man Can make His Own Remedy to Cur Himself at Home Sent Free to All. "Write for It. WILL MAKE A MAN OF YOU. Fcr the return of that youthful feeling a prominent JJetroit physician pi manhood tai savant is in possession of a receipt MS Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 23. Promoters of a baseball club today received notification from President Sexton that a meeting of c.irectors of the Western league will be held In Chicago January ZSth and asking that a representative from this city be sent. Local sentiment has changed since the. meeting here was prevented by a court and It is unlikely that Lincoln injunction will renew the application to become a member of the league or send a repre sentative to Chicaso. HERRERA FAILS TO FINISH UP NEARY MILWAUKEE, Jan. 29. Charles Neary of Milwaukee and Aurelio Herrera of Cal ifornia fought six rounds last night to a draw before the Milwaukee Boxing club. In the f.rst round Herrera chopped ."unchea and Neary's face with straight left hooks, drawing blood. In the second Neary began strong, but hooks, uppercuts and jabs from Herrera crave the, Mexican a decided advantage. Herrera began to mix in the third, but Neary gained the advantage In In the fourth the lighting was ing. chiefly at long range, Neary forcing; but Herrera maintained his advantage. The fifth and sixth were rather tame. Eddie Sar.try and Maurice faayers went Bix rounds to a draw. in-fig- ht X " e J? o n n J? V. til Mi-,- . ?- - mm i i which he has himself used in his own ex tensive private practice with the most Though the years have startling success. has never been found passed its equal and with it thousands of weak men have about the cures they so much brougntfor. 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Co.. 2251 Hull tJiag., uetroit, Mich.. and In en unmarked envelope the doctor will at once send you the receipt, as prom in detail what ingredients ised, to useexplaining and how to compound them so that any weak man can 'cure himself in his own home without being under obligations to anyone. It costs you nothing and the sooner you write the sooner you will be cured. j e TALENT IS UPSET IN LOS ANGELES RACES Jan. 23. wtch lr st rt nooo-oo- at. real Prop-tss-Hcral- rl 13S-r- Two favorites won at Ascot pars ana me general public lost a large sum. The last race was one of the most disastrous to the betting public that has been run here. Lunar, the odds-o- n favorite; Montana Peeress, Mer man and El Oriente were played all along the line by the talent, and Montana Peeress wa3 the only one to get Inside the better than money, and she could do notunu to , won, third. Labor, at invjcius at So to 1, got the place. Weather fair rood. Results: tmok First race, six furlongs Gottlieben won Negrusca second, Rosscric third. Time Second race, Slauson course, selling Geheimness won, Effervescence second Vhvjt third. Time. 1:11. Third race, mile and a sixteenth, selling Blue Ridge won. Emir second, Rio Chlco third. Time. 1:50. Fourth race, six furlongs Cruzados won Sais second, Dolly Hayman third. Time, 1:15. Fifth Tace, seven furlongs Fox Lake won, Laicoon second, Lady Fonse third Time. l:29i. Sixth race, mile, selling Labor won, In victus second, Montana Peeress third. Time. 1:13. "The Angelus," Los Angeles. "Th Knutsford," Salt Lake. The two flnet hotels west o Chicago. C ti ftrT.lhi - let Jt 4 Hi t Tre- l cui,m er-- . irr WtT.Zil I- -U e MOr.KP.f.. NEW, THOPU.TJftLT sVa. N4. 414 EaaV ttAanlre m, b frc rn iJf to vio avtw Malaw e4 rr4 1st. Cv. 4 fix! t ,t. watt it ALL HOtlti. iciUas. t Tt rr t J'v. von RJ rt-- n- i jl. nrvn-rm.- T -t ri'T t--. 2J Irv. "C.1.t etrt : Sat rufrmrr raaaSty. rrrrt m Kew ww. 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Gcod aide line aa rnumm no sample or eiperten" necessary. Ad dress Drew, Rowland Illock. Chicago. FORTE ITT JUS NOTICE. o Ike rnen' ant. SALT LAKE TURF tl Com LEAP'S BEER f.-- ett UkDT A Oerrran or a. ELK LIQUOR CO., C II. RC1LLEY. PROP. , f. at UeWri IlarVer Whiskey 4 Fall Quarts, sttf Rfernr: rser at vl k Uttr. ttj w--U Agsarle. Ctb TIE ELI i CO. u trn amatrha At te WATCHES AND JEWELRY. o j -- TnriUfctur-c .a;:r-Mala L Il. i r;'rdI''t. stiOw. rd II . t t f. X .s 1 gt.4-- i .t. '.; tttc inu rrnsTrcnt. ncootra. 41 E. led fro. T4 Stormg Warbu. . r EAT ?9rlt i.:r;, - r .?. -- rr.f r C 1 ' r w, bt rit :f tJ te .1 l.l) t ;t.e er .J.f'..K ft . . r: a t; it Business ( 1 'y - 1 ; t . - e 7 e t,' t ''"'' ' &. ttt ?, t Eft KXSCEA-X.ANTCU- "! 1 r : . '' C THE G. t.t .ft fife ! rf t.e t A. , RICHTER CO.. 1 J N '.. pine 1 f Vv.Jl. v a r rii.Rrn t 71 K r. f " 1 ii '. 1 i" j fc t I in; i; K. :r ! w. . 5 CCATTNOEX KT.EN MMTA'T t i avy LA CLXASaXO AKD DTEIUO. HALT tJtKE CLEANING CO. tfd liout h. j hr.r j";a- K , C. C. 4;. Irg r4 . rtfKiu I'Mjw. 4 e.g : t-- n.te4tbr. f" tt Mt.T 8T0RAOE, s lathi nTt T. 1 u" BUWbKb, jeweler C E. w. .... :rr r South State Street; tt J. W. CVRRIITw NO n WKJrT Tllllti Ctty- utb wtie t gait c f t i it. t' . rwtv aiU apr cx n. it, crrictK is Otr. Tsb4 C. ig.lt t-f- fi. t.rj".t-- ?ricfe. n itkH M . ttu:.:rvAT w '5 r nco worK, Wc Ars la fn't t TRAD AJIATXRA rtrt. nrrr Trr$k. rTrrT w Tbe tntt CAglt.u L 1 raSJTESAt. DIRICTCR. K IKMUND - aWr ami' a." t'.' t" CARPET CLXANTT.a. r- - NEW OH vr.v i i r ruRm111 tr-t.- r t.rma '". f, : . rr-rj- I. X 1. 1. : J , c TOR SALE CASH REOISTERJL t v ie . c lrS'.ti JrstaUrs-r- ENAMELED LADJEt GOLD. f n cfcteia'f watffj bt Heward. Kf t nd SI W. Ird Eipeeg . ' f y'. rit-s:1- ! r r rJNn two caiuxiat j ij la a fKtTU;r 3k. Prral4. tl V9 to any fm t n railroad In Uta Idah a4 Wj nar.g If good not tlfrlory. rtur at ay Pbs arul your taoy U1 U rtvrad ky neat trail. Ordr by mat rrlT prerapt tton. RmS by Wocr Ord.r or IrfV mr fvol If goods artpry r re f uo ij e3. Natloeal I tank of tb RapvbUe, Da a tnl Braat-atr- V r e : rjij. Otr. Ka. Ut rnni; Cilt. C nt-AP- 1 HEATEiv. yr rar-ge- LOST. $3.20 102-10- 4 rr H t. iiARurn wnrtK la . Ai li'i yt'3 fRENnt. KPr.AK rompatJviv Kim1st StWith, ball tKk. WANTEDMEN TO LEAPS mr.Pr.lt trade: week rctr.j lete ; skwus fcr tr.struicr. tTewt&g vir.N-- r r. T: TVatk r.i El lorn LIQUOt WHO It.lss. W. A3-iti-- lAXtTAWtrM i.rtr.T a ; r5tir 3 W.f crtr i t, O irx " j helt. rtirl MMin TJute U E. r;iItrr n'. f4 Lak CrV.tf, Utah. Sole Agents, I "?. si'J te Ut at If I'.h d tr-'.- 3.--- ' f .'f -- :t-- f -t C I r- - 1 A - ' - K, A. rt r, Tl. 1 WArrrxD It has a f.avor la you win nrt pur bverg any other brew. Order l.l r ne'er wast a for ynjr tabl and jog ub;Uute. Teiepbor.e Hamilton Johnny PACKAGES. Holland Mr Jaa A Allen Minn A Ba-rJones D D E K E T Cmeron Mr Jaa R Lundstrom Elsa llortenaon Mary Carlaon Gertrud rr. tr. est KEXYON HOTZL CallfoTcla and Eaatrn Racea. FORT DOUGLAS STATION. McDonald Mra Jtn- n. C ALDER PARK STATION. st, I if ITAH JI NK rxCo, HmilET J'JUCl" pid for rap etc. n. E. e. Z2t as a Unlj la lb system and baa lie. th OT.r ft hef K,t,!f.- -l 1Bt.tg tastr. The best and llghtf.:! to th I beer md EXCHANGE r Wr4 cWthlrg i v". h ! CM -- Art co-own-er, w IR at PALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. JANUARY 2. l4. To Mmlf-stSicker, or Mo. S:ker. leu are herebythe noticed thattwoI have ex hundrl year 13. panded during tt2i t') dollar in labor and Improvement Upon th Anaconda lod and the Owenr.l lode, both situate In the lint Siring ml nlrur district. Halt Oiunty. Utah, tft location notice of which ar found of record In book "I" of location, Noa. SU. So; nd t In the ofnr of th countr. Reo.rder of tsalt County I tah. In order to hold said clima under the provisions of See. J"34 of th RevUe-- l Statutes of th United States, and th amendment thereto approved January Z2, latior upon ml concerning annual amount 1). th revjulred nlng claims. blng ld lode to hold for th p rl"d ending on the 31st day of December. ln. And If within ninety dy after the puhiiratlon of thla notice, yea fall or refuse to con tribute your proportion ef ueh eapendU In ture as a your lrteret r claim tarh of the saH mining lode will become the rrojwrty of the ubcrlbr, by tna term ci eaia section. I. R. DOUT Dated Jcnuary 2. IM. Uwrcncc & Bhoup. attorneys for claim . MEN ft IIIGHEFT PIHCE PAID 4 r.4 ,ho. bat cast (iitMrr. patal to Cvtr.me cial tret. HIGHEST A1f PI t E PAID FOR en4-Kar- GOOD BEER ft rartT k a;ij C k!c-,- '; tll.i'.e.A.VMiUlit, ' :c. .l k AGENTS. :' Til. .AT : v.w . i.' ' 2- f-- r T''.t?.-n- . WAX "1 XiaSCXI.LA..2gX-OTj- FOR SAL.IL V7ANTED t sir-et-Wt P-- n .v r.'tl YOUR f'. en . best tt. ecr. t.e t th S'.OV.S, fnd th frbe.t butter atvd tb plJrr.i"st wltl Yc--j RTON-WHOS- I ON MOM) Y J AN :56 i;, r.r.b r ' k ?" i fr.-.. t ... ar I i'y BUTTER, EGGS AXD POULTRY. walking dlstanrr, worth deliver at li?0. Thl trie Is god tnly lor 19 dv Don't He!tate. Hut InvesUgate! J. DONNAN REAV1S. IMtOVlDKR. HMK : W, INI) HO. A T THE M liOE HEAD" 7s; Wl 1 i , - - z-- : OAKLEY 1 , -- tk R A ROA IN NO. c v-- t:t l Lustrom r4 ti' to conform to in r e; u i r tr,Quarter. n l of t effef I th!: The Oirsine. I retirement Chlrefo mto ar modern. Io-(ori- r rct prrrtn on manufarturtrr bvHdlng. r.ilW f ANT AO. K!NP KET rtTTINO WCTCUCi ACT XTTATRXrarX 1 Market ft . Nl. Main and West r.r-lrtr- . Wpfk Sr-2-173 W. rere.tr I ba th ground Cooir for f.e 74 go. Opf-osp. o. lend A. RICHTER, rr-nsi- bi war.t but tenant .': th ctmd floor. This 1. A-- airsenv it West 1st Bouth. Tel. Ul b re vy Riorlng, ranuini anl 4Jr f t. iinirr JCOSTTT Ti LOUf. eno-agto surttt cor,tnrtd t heavy mschlr.ery. I have the drawing BJLTZS. Y AN TED on of the own th bulldlr.g at my AMOtTNT HalAtJL. J.I rN I OR er b and tJIROK would ta here, 4. 5 or mod. bk. cottage, have cu cua tnn matter ir? otaii wjtn ail internet. thai tU : U1ctly rrta. a. JCeota , 0 toraer waiting. at-boniorS-'.rutrNTvn anh. CArt irrw ea persona, fail block. lra flejay. ns mn t 14 r & a tervo. worn on win trg;n riruction th building THE G. RICHTER CO. in a snort time. ON CHATTEL OR .tKAL KMTATn. Be sure of that address. 41 Eagle Ptk r. r a roc a I. acr Urt. O T, Nrov. U J. DONNAS RE A VIII, W. IxJk 7 w. ?nd fio. At th Fign: RANCHES. FARMS. ACREAGE. BIO A gNAP?!! DO TOO NtET XONrTT "Who Roof I Over Year list In our real tate paper fre at ojflc. H w rsAirrr rn ! &o-- r C yorwr cn fNTvyt-ANCrernt jumngton r Courtney, is "vs. ma o. t HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO. . Hx pr R.k, Ct. U f. t Irmt. avrmees-Mev- ll lnr. WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT8 lewTx "0.O-- !O TARM CITY AND feet farlnr east on th East. ntOrCRTTj all. Tuttle Itro.. 149 Main. Red ball !gn. above llth So. Car. CSTXO F ATTrr. rate. J. L. r.rke. 1H V W. T.njpie. Jut FOR REAL ESTATE OR LOANS BEE EC.o V.OK. DAYS OR tJOANR. t&ALART WllK feet. W. 2nd Bouth. factrg east and McKellar & Co.. trma Krop Credit Co. Kea VtO Uaa vr n rawer, n. o, rvtrr. t. nrrR south on 4th East and lltft . M',l cut up Into smaller lot. fc. J THE FACT STILL REMAINS THAT Walk" t;'- r- X- - r. rr.:r.tenf on ruRNtTURr. rtANoiw y. kor- frew. more home are old through my agency $.XO.tt-riywr Mlrl4 rod, tor. th and U 8t. teet: than any other Jn the city. vny7 He- Choice building lt. ca4.UA. ay prrotis; cause you are treated right. He me If ijlrtlr U. r. Osrry. you wish to purchase. A. Llchter, 1) W. t.j0.C TT.U XT E?Q TTORXS. M s rrd 41Viili;vk fet. ror. faring First South. PI LOAN ONLY MT OWN fciOftRT. south on tth and Jnd W. Will M .N Jtorrr" f build to aalt purchaser. nco VApn mnu wor.Norr ......... . N cV.ir fi0 Ks.t.rn ejtr.y-JW, frcrst ................. rta. ..Lrv rale OAKLEY tblr If yoi ar looking for a bargain In Im- K Tj4a. ITUe Ir-plUlwar ! rt laverlgag taa tht proved property, stop when you wL sWotW. Kui l U Traer. 11 of ttm to further. Two Rutldlng up rapldty: several bouses now ad. under way to cost I1M9 to IJHOO each. Street rcue. 1 btlck rottf cf rooma. aal th IT YOU NEED KONEY WE WILL SrXjUTTJAXISTS. frm car, city water high ground, close lo. tiSo other aone-ba- lf dweiit.g: i car Jliwill Cv a ywwr ury. ijr bWk For qjlrk ! to ISA per lot. 110 cash. H per month. No mtthln aWvUk East ftOb4 f make a price In of t'.jX about nous to b built rotmg ie than homo. -t"L. raln-- e In 'Hubbard Invt. Co.. 7S w. 2nd South. pyment. 1 oust rtn ileal Kstate o . XI Main. WE In. DENTISTS. IOU WANT THEdE. I A NOTHING 'CHE GAUDY A nil mod. brick. 2 b'Vs. from Eagl c, !!' !( tr wt,r-1, Nrr.e Htbet AUut'T THEME lM.rr.-JUB- T F,--? '.t gate. A fine tlac. Cost HJ to build the if Kt fr.t5f MAIN V,l DENTI.TT. ITT, RAROALSS: DR. EWIN. house and the ground worth .r). and v r t k.rrw t r - 4 c t r j il'T ! y 04 wi:i evarr ln y our teeth t 1 we can sell the plac for Uaoo and mak r 4 U t t t :; J r 4 r 1. iil NO. BARGAIN of wKat they red. fr chst"""; - t. term, iou rtn mak on payment A pool wtT Jjr (r'lIrnon He tresta t1h. Cafe. I ".t - 1 Ait and the rent will pay th rest. e. . lot on Currant t . avd fvotl.h thern. . J"H beautiful et I'Tti tuHdlrg ' g ard brick on th Ri. rear on level trt un4, VJ minute. abrc"e. jlV A gi;r crtwthch. pressed nre t L etfeet. Bo 1150 A frame on bet. walk l.y th Temple. Ji7 rod faring rva4rlgla, orIT.! mater'-al rr rtber with gr.14 4th and tth East. Ground 44xH rod, barn, eoulh. Nothing It for $10 s);4ervt.i r T c J im ;vHe t This 1 a nap. and huslne r 'man hrlln- - You bur th lot Will put cn a s-- gold rrown er a ahed. chlrkrn-hou- . K r't ;r rmwn m ts laln leih. Rej la fnir! . t t t nnd I'll build without a dollar cash. Irlr s manyIf other, fall and J term, wM"h rr4 V mf w m or old e nr.d us. your t :4 t w.r : '' f .t- ts w t you think of building .1 j on r. Prior tetter we build on small cash payment and easy lsr) rtfrt. Ewin. r.3 Main fi terms. RARGAIN Nf i . REGE REALTT CO XAt'tW LYNN v si.i.i: palm: Moner down make no difference la buy- F. M. Irwell. lKr. r d r. r c.t. M r n Waterloo this ,n th line. Irg place 16 and IT, t W. 2nd Bouth. Room TwOOrtS ATfD UOAKD. I ll rs cash and in- monthir. 1CX-Phone Ml ft I rrSTTV K. v.- iivfYANT for a gooi frem eluding Inter-:- , . trar.rs rn4: f ot lot. with and cottage rj nj HOUSTON'S THS 1IOIT8ER3 IUVB ehe.1a Sow. If ynt wurt to Slop the drln ROOMS AND DOARD FTr.NIHEO r bargain In house. Bl MaJta. for rent, tl.l ! your chance. Itke by tfc day cr week, or a auU. n Bouth T.ttfle. ACCTI05 SALT. yr. Hheets T L Fersrueon Stock W 11 Fitzgerald Morris Chas L Stewart Chas Fitzgerald Sorcnson Carl Jreen S E & S R Street Edward Edw jlaser Stark Prof J II Grav Art Great Western i.smiin jack Otto tectlve & Collec-Fnlth- e Smith Tho II tlon Agency Smith Thoa Gourley Mr Sletri 8 Carrard Jas H Pton J A Gardner Geo Smith I H Gabiiele Ernesto W vomgenovlc Nikola Huntly olmes S S Thompson C H Thorn Geo Howatt S A Thompson Nathan iooper Jas Thatch W E Horton Frank Hoi man Ernest Torllght Gus Trimmer Saml lillls Wm E Hilton David Taylor D W Ttnsman Hammond W J Truclson Jno A (D Harrison Jno Hamilton Jack I'tah American I'rncst Frank Hatton Gilbert Hamilton A Virginia Mln Co Haddon A II Veaely Frank Woodruff J Hickock Geo Wilson Thoa J W Johnson R "William Mr Rose Johnson Fred Johnson Mr Whyte Jam, Watkln G) Jex II C West Frank Jacobs C H Jackson Jno Wyman Gus Webster J H E Jung Carl Wright J W Knucky Jas M LADIES' LIST. Loomla Mra W D Arnest Mrs Kate Austin Mrs Maude larson Isle Amodt Mrs Jno F (2) Leach Mrs Grace Larson Mrs Anna. Atkins Mrs E Hrown Mrs Jno M Lovt-l- Mis Flra Jennl") O Rrinholt Mrs Swar-Lync- h Mar tan Mr boadv McSnlder Mrs Cha P.oyd Mrs Amy Barton Miss Elln MrOtath Mis M Anna O Railey Mrs AClara A Nicholson Mra Min Rales Mrs nie Hrown Mrs W M Brown Mrs Ellen MNewman Mr L C Olson Miss Pearl Cheshire Mis S Clinton Mrs Frank Ohsra Mr I J Caulfleld Mtb E T tenon Mn 8ophla Roberts Mr Lna, Clark Mrs Jno Runsvlk Helena Carlson Anna Rutman Mra Geo Clawson Mrs A Rheece Mr O Chlvel Mrs Crenholm Mrs MarySwanson Mis Grace Chamberlain Mra D Sutherland Mrs E K Snow Mis Erma A (4) Davles Mrs Wm Spoth Miss Rula Dunn Mrs Brtghara Sherwood Mis Ad- C2) die Session Mr A M Dudley Mrs Laurie. Davis Mrs Edna 11 Shlll Mi Odo Mis p;ilott Miss Tina Stringham ale Mis N Mln-SaMr Mary Elssenbeles Mrs Slier Ml Margaret nle W Edwin Miss Ina Caroline Slmenson Mis L Early Miss Mrs Ella tMmpson Mr A G EllingerMra W Farrls Snarpe Miss O Mr lt Fames Miss MallssaThompson xi Mrs Goodrow Mrs Pete Taylor Mn J S Griffith Miss Leona Walev Mn Hattl Weckback Mn Ro- Garvin Mn Jane salle 2) Gordon Mrs Geo M Goodwin Miss Bell Wilson dm Routh Williams Mis Ward Gray Mrs A Hazlet Miss Oleta wiiiiama Mra J Hill Mrs Flora L Williams Mr Gee Hanaon Miss Ella Wlllman Mis Kdn Watrou Mrs Clara Jeffries Mrs H Johnson Mrs Sabina 11 Johnson Mis Hulda William Mr D R Knell Mrs H T Wiley Mrs Elisabeth u Kaurman Anna Kimball Mrs Albert Young Mrs Nellie ' Locks Mrs Wm MURRAY STATION. Nlelsnn Mis L Anderson S P Jno Nlelson Jac O Baumgarten Olson H L TJlntt M Peterson Cha Chrlstenson M C Carlson A Robinson O G Ra itrm Karl Johnson Elgin Buncich Y Johrson J G Johnson W M Toy Frank Walton E T Kasteli Joxtp Lucas Matt Ward L E LU-Fe- to utk- tai.$A A. HMrftter, A ul S S ul 4 ht k, re ttii furesr. t4-- . Ua tfc. ; iircv mt r.4 I'lhtfcouektng; BVs. - ratxl. r1 J. mt s ? BROS., r- - ) 43, gv:Tr:it t k, w t, .;r.'U ru-- t or'i stmur trrCRN;iu;: 4 i!h W. m.ii9 It -- iimSx 1TP.MF M'RNHttEf) frr ;t cr mitrT. von !RifK. I arte r lurHk. a PS m from CO up, on terra to suit the pur chaser. It 1 needW to say that bv llt I the beet lectd In tho city, and largest andcan be suited by railing on in everybody or properties. and looking over my u sa, baus. r.wae. ktew cult NI rgt.t-fcea.eet4a- Bulldln r. rwoeai bargain. nr T. l -rw t5-4- Bnlldinr rtntcK cctttaok.bol-ti!to. Ifnlii, ey pirra8l. sT m. f.barb. r. -- &. r.i-4.R- ooM - r.K--e . , t. mod. bk . yrnumxxxn. two sjcit LimtT iiotM.;ri;r;va am. t ic, r. irr. TUTTLE TUTTLE BROS., Prcrrtss-Heral- d -- 1t Xbi sat W. fjo-rei4e- 64-fo- ot v et - fy be. 4-- r. r . on LOS ANGELES, 13 N JB J-- rtn GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Armand Mr King Mr and Mrs L Kostka Icsbold Anthony Robt J no J W Armstrong Kelley Ayer F M King II P M Appel B Kelter O Anderson Fred W Kempt Henry Brown Elngbald H P lying Lawrence A E Buttler W W Lawrence F L Berger W V Burchard S It Iewls Jno H Jas l.Awreno Capt Butcher R A Brandon L Merrill F Mar ley M B J L Brabery Bowman Frank Mayfteld W.n Mitchell Hufch II Browning F Mitchell Geo Blomquist U Munn F E Beaver Max L Becker Karl Murray Jas Morris O H Beason E E Beechlng Dave Murphy Tim Mclonald Jno Betting Adolph Barnett Jerome P McKeon Jno Niles Jno Barnes J G Nlchola Mgr Bartlett II E Bates Geo A Nordqulst Albert Odonlsh ED Babbitt Chas Orendorff Leonard Brigler Oscar Burns Henry Copp Walter S Olson Martin Corwln Thos Peck Wm P Cowie Robt E C Parker Marshall CramptonC Harry S Peterson J H Cooper Palmqu'.st Alfred Cooper Clark Proce Philip Clark J D Palmer Jno W Chambers Chas A Cometaux W M Radberg Reesor Theo Carson Jno Raines V E Dockson Lena Davis Ezra Rudolph W II Donovan Rev Paul Uickman E H Rochevllle Chas Dalton Sim Rosa Edwin L Dearing Harry Degr t Frank W Rushford II Roberts II J Dillon E J Rudin T Davidson Chas A Ross T E Denvaul Bert Davis Geo Roger Raymond C E H B Ragsdale Fargo Rteele Jack FJms Jack D Sherman H W Evans Archie Eastman Rec Slaughter Gus O Feralclnolo filovannlBeizder II Ci Hlvrde M Free W A (3 Fchmtttrotri Nicholas Fuller Thoa R Seaich Sam (2 Fowler Jaa Pimpson Mr Flaherty Frank Blmmons Earl Farrell Jaa Forrester Geo Shay Purse Ploan Sanford T Foster W C left-han- MEN 4-- bam. at t"i:o4-rtxvbrVc k heoe. cjtfet. 8 St.. a nod.. t. reldnce. clos in. on ea,y payment. look crh now at J) per mo., and tt will be ing up. renting a good Investment for home or rental parpose at 3ooo. JTA Prlrk cottar. 4 rfvTns. rvJ lot. On 6lh So., near 3rd Weet. SxiO rod. nd hde. Oood lerrai. fruit with a splendid brick hoti. south f only $2150, and frontage, at th tr1e tK)Q.onF1rtc!M tjuth- lot,mtiet term can be made to ult. V. etvrtrie be car, city j It surely ought to be a into when yo-U4t t are () out. closed ,Tbe at can buy on Washington av.. 11th Cast. easy payratnt. near loth So,, a let. wHb good t- room pressed brick hous. pantry and E. WILLS, and city water, for HfoO. clrst, Rootn D. 1& W. d fletith. iou may want to ouy a tot. v nat'flo you tMr.k of th following? on loth East, near th South. ZSxia rod MANCFACTFRRRa f0 TOC WANT for ft. Dead Letter office: BALTIMORE, Jan. 23. Joe Grim of Phil ITo Thanksgiving Game. won the purse hung up by the adelphia Wis., Jan. 23. President Eureka Athletic club Appleton, In a bout Plantze of Lawrence university paid to last night, and an addition $100 from Gans, day that there would be no more Thanksgiving football for that institution. The who thought he could put out "The Hu decision was reached because of agita in six rounds. Gans tion in religious papers against the game man Punching-Bag- " on that day. weighed about 138 pounds. Grim seemed to be twenty-fiv- e pounds heavier. The Ban Shea Goes to St. Louis. lightweight champion cleverly ducked vicious swings of the Italian, who St. Louis, Jan. 23. Dan Shea, who many to land a telling blow, while Gans failed San last with Fran year played shortstop played throughout for the face and landed cisco, wni piayxne same position next sea d blows to have son in the at. Louis .National league club. enough right and put any man In his class to sleen in The contract was signeti here today. the first few rounds. Grim was so badly cut about the face and head that the police interfered in the m'ddle of the tenth round. MAKES nr . m4 mod. -- r. S E. let N A . r. Til K. W. S, -- water. tH w. si. If t aaNe Jr. bk. eotUg. city wter and fin locality N t. aear rnd t tSKO lluyi a cottage bom. deigtk. rooms lot a4 4 very f.ne Urge H f r fmm hoo!, I I "rice J j lowr4 rrera J3JO t2 to tm. Tor modem home, with troiera every nliKe, oftocetd In lb very Utt durKt fust Lake City. W rvrs11 over f worth prfrty. These tepl want their money and therefore eTergttb e will to It yws bargain. and talk It over before bujtng. lit-ti- e , WINS THE PURSE ten-rou- r. cottage on rst t.. Urge lot and city Tor a Temple afT roa USSTT. TUTTLE BROS. 149 Main UllLrINO CDNThi CTKD on 11th Eat. 1st Bout h. Rem&fnlng uncalled for at the ooaiofflc. TO YOU II ORDER? Salt Lake City, January 22. 1904. To ob- east front, beautiful UA. at lliov Her I an otr.lng for manufacturer. xi:5 tain these letters the applicant mutt call facing east on R St., near or any form ef trutna requir for "Advertised Letters' and roust give 3rd st.. Iluvo. primer, I have a bunch of lets on Wt 1st ing lrc tvr on one ffoor. lth tlnti the date of the list. If not called for within two week they will be ent to the Bouth. on Euclid are., which I will sll at light and a roe-t- n loctlm. to iMrur a on buUt - " lt, jo. rod ?Hxl0 4 145 ....1S5. "PUNCHING-BAG- 190 151 457 457 ....163 ....158 Fowler 149 143 164 199 LIST OF LETTERS t To the fact that now U the time to bay real estate. Tb wi toan buys when when they people want to aell rd n are anxious to buy. There la n question In the mind of any buslne man In tfcl that a great future arxi growth ka In city tore for our city. DvQ't b caught napping, but get In now. Ion't merely glance over the following but etudy each one offering, and there U no doubt that If carefully, they will meet your requirement, the price will be below your expectation. 610 rod on 4th St.. between D and E, nortfc. On thl property a racing brick and frame house. Adjoining property cannot b had tot lea than SO rod. My price for tb lot and jver improvement Included, tSJon. n On the corner R and mod. t. frame houe, adobe lined. The lot worth 13000; the houwe woald M leant 0 to build It. If an offer should b made In the neighborhood of JU, I tblnk It wilt be accepted. On 7th East. nar ttth South, mxtS4 to auey, with mod. brick cottage, VXtO-O2-- voai XT1T2. MLAX TUTTLE BROS., 149 Haln SL WAKE UP SAN FRANCISCO, Jan.- - 23. Irtdlus won the six and .a half furlong race which was the feature of the card at Oakland. His victory came as a urpti9e, all the money rolng jn on gan Nicola, the favorite,' and Futurita, the latter b from S to l'to 9 to 5. Irldlua got winaway flying: and wa never headed, 0"Ha-gen. ning ridden out from Futurita and San Nicolas ran 'out aorae at the fctart and was never better than fourth, In a. ditlon to taking th handicap, Walter Jennings landed the lat race with Stillchlo, who wai the only favorite to reach the wire in front. Amaaa proved a by winning the first number at surprise odds of 15 to 1. Young Pepner. favorite race, made a poor for the showing and finished outside the money. The Cure won by a head from CelcbranL Results: First race, six furlongs selling Amasa won. Rustic Girl second. Lady Kent third. Time, 1:14V. Second race, mile and a furlong, filing Illlluoam .won, Frank Woods second, Fille dOr third. 'Time, Third tace, nix furlongs, selling Oro Viva second. Fair Lady Anna aecond, Marello third. Time, 1:14. Fourth race, aix and a half furlong. Iridiua won, Futurita aecond. handicap O Hagen third. Time, 1.30. Fifth race, seven furlongs. Polling1 Th Cure won, Celebrant second. Coroner Kelly third. Time, 1:2TV4. sixtn race, one mile, eemng etuienio won, Harry Beck aecond. Flaneur third. Time, 1:41. three-vear-o- FSS GALS k roa sale, r. SM.st. J ;- ; i. j. u ' C 3. tow an a |