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Show o nririnTn- - TRUTH. 7 and it. Reynolds made a proposition served, only to temporarily harass and Icket without being compelled to the Salt Lake directors early in perplex the broker, and he has always hitch his name to it, such things will ;he week, which was accepted by come up smiling for another round. be. ;hem, and he immediately wired for The railroads predicate their case on '3arratt to come here. Since the lat- :he theory that because a passenger NOTICE. her's arrival, Thursday night, the two s compelled to sign a ticket at the Notice. is hereby given by the unhave been looking over the local sit ime of purchase, apparently agreeing uatioii, and the general impression is :o the conditions of a contract made dersigned that the partnership firm of ihat they will make good Reynold's entirely on the part of the seller, that Idward D. Osborne and Jack Ryan, o dispose of it is wrong, and to have proposition. business under the firm name o the same used by a third party is for- doing and style of Osborne & Ryan, at No. gery and obtaining money under false 18 W. Third South street, Salt Lake THE TICKET BROKERS' FATE. pretenses. A number of the decisions City, is dissolved. and in favor of the brokers have been to Every Tuesday Friday. OSBORNE & RYAN. Indications are to the effect that the the effect that inasmuch as the purBy Jack Ryan. long continued war between the rail- chaser has nothing to say relating to ' o road the canconditions brokthe and ticket he that companies imposed; DANCING EVERY NIGHT. ers is going to be settled, one way or not get a ticket at all unless he takes American Association Notes. is offered, the contract is void what Harry Gleason is playing short stop another. Either the railroads are go- and of no effect. One decision mainfor Columbus. ing to win and the brokers are to be tained that the ticket Is property. SACRED CONCERT to two is the record Twenty-fou- r 8TD4T compelled to shut Up shop and betake That it belongs to the holder, and he game. Minneapolis won it. themselves to other avocations, or the may dispose of it as h likes, and a The St. Paul club has turned court, in releasing a defendlatter will be permitted to deal In any California Marcan over to Toledo. ant charged with forgery in subscribwemen! Palace of Illusions, all and kinds of lost eleven straight passenger transporta- ing a purchasers name to a ticket, Minneapolis for 10 cents tion. The matter has been precipi- held that the accused, when he bought games before securirg a victory. Mellor is considered the best first tated by a Very sweeping injunction, the ticket, acquired the right to sign to name and the that the original baseman of the American association. it temporary in character, issued by holder, when he sold it, VAUDEVILLE SHOWS Thirty-twdisposed of games have been won THEATRE.. NOW ON. .... Judge Hough, and concurred in by the the right to use his name for the purby one run. Columbus has been unforother circuit judges of St. Louis which pose of making the ticket good. tunate in losing many one run Week. Change Every The contention that a ticket is prop- games. the brokers of the city from enjoins Best People on Orpheum Circuit dealing in what are designated by the erty would doubtless result, should Twenty games have been won in in the all brokers tickets win, being .ninth inning. No team has had the railroad companies as alike. A ticket would then call for tickets. This injunction enjoins the transportation of one person be- any particular advantage in strong dework crooked of instance openly the brokers from handling every, and tween the points indicated, no matter finishes. saucer on the tected track this season, Frank Killen, released as a member who rode on it. Really this seems to and Manager Sehefski should see that all kinds of transportation, and if it is be the cf the Indianapolis pitching staff, has proper scheme. A ticket should made permanent settles the business. be there is no more of it. good until used, and should be made application to President Hickey But the brokers are not going to give good for the transportation of any .or appointment as an Association Jit jit fight. An as one. It can make no difference to After a multitude of bills had been up without a first-clas- s road what it carries, as paid the surplus from the Downey-- sessment of $50 has been levied on any as it has toperson some person carry Western League News. Herrera outrage was turned over to every ticket broker in the association long It ought not make any difference Colorado Springs is having a runthe four sporting writers on the daily in the United States, and eminent whether the person rides today, torace. papers to be disposed of among the counsel has been retained for the pur- morrow or next week, or next month, away The Kansas City club has signed, charitable organizations of the city. pose of getting the matter transferred or next year. It has the money, and third baseman Mike Jacobs, late of The sum was $349. Downey and his to the Supreme court of the United whethera the passenger rides on a slow Evansville. fast train, whether, he stops manager didnt get a cent for their States without further delay or parley train, off once, twice, three times or a Charley Nichols has a fine team of nicely concocted fake, and the former and have the matter adjudicated final dozen; whether he takes three days batsmen at Kansas City, and is hitting took three Herrera punches just for three weeks crossing the continent the ball quite regularly himself. the fun of it. Bishop and Herrera are ly. The numerous injunctions ob- or will still here, and are endeavoring to tained by the railroads whenever of not take a cent out of the coffers Hugh Duffy last week made a rethe companies. first-class anman for here markable batting record; having hit there is anything going on in any of bring a This line of reasoning has been ac- 'or safe hits in twelve consecutive other. bout. M. E. Mulvey will man- the large cities has had the effect of age the coming fight, and he says he robbing the broker of his harvest, and cepted by some of the best disinter- times at bat. will give the public something next at other times business is not of suf- ested legal talent of the country as Manager Charley Nichols of the Kan correct and are the the brokers one, fiasco. thefor to last make time ficient volume to warrant engaging in up as City Blue Sox Eays he has a sec-jn- d very sanguine that it will obtain when Jit Jit the business. Rube Waddell in a young pitcher the highest, court sits in judgment. are two to sides There of the case, named Hess. He shut out Des Moines Buddy King, the colored lightweight course. And the ticket broker has The railroad a do by companies great n a struggle with four hits. who with Joe Gans recently perpe- no means a weak case. Numerous de- deal of anent the moral side talking The showing of Hugh Duffys team trated a fake quite as raw as the cisions has been in his favor and the of the case, and the Railway Age, the been all that the fans could Downey-Herrer- a affair on the Butte attorneys engaged by the association official' organ of everything, every ac- has will go into court with numerous au- tion on the part of the traffic departo sporting public, passed through the thorities to cite. So far the brokers ments has a great deal to say about here city Thursday. King appeared National League Notes. the more favorable forgery, false pretenses, etc. While i .last spring in a preliminary, and that have obtained Pulliam says the Chicagos President one appearance will be all Salt Lake judgments, for the railroads have no is a fact that some ticket scalpers in- are the model organization of the wants to see of him. He was very succeeded in getting as many flna dulge in the sale of bogus and altered wise to pass on, and limit his opera- judgments, but have relied more on or raised tickets, as a rule the leading .eague. Business Manager Bancroft of the tions here to mere talk: How the the government by injunction the- members do not. But while one can Butte sports ever got the idea that ory of government than anything not s go and purchase an unlimited Reds, says this years team is the best else. These decrees of courts have ticket, cannot go and buy a that ever represented Cincinnati. King had a ghost of a chance with Jim Jeffries says that Manager Gans is a mystery. has confided to him his hatred Jit J of the sobriquet "Muggsy; applied to A good proportion of the vast crowd him so frequently by scribes and fans. which witnessed the horse races at Barney Dreyfus now admits that Calders last Saturday was thoroughly Johnny McGraw. has a strong team in of work the the with judges New York. Three whippings out of disgusted fact is, four for the Pirates made Barney and some of the drivers. The And one that never fails to give so. for blamed think to the judges are wholly be a you consolation, comfort, joy ' . n Manager the crooked work done. Rich in Piano. Chickering tone, Three-In the Brown has arranged some good racing League. easy to the touch of the lightest the his track during deserted.the has Outfielder programmes for Fleming finger, beautiful to behold, it i ever offia certain but two seasons, past a deiight to the eye, a source of Dubuque club. cious individual named Putnam, whom Rock Island has signed s Chicago to the ear. of one pleasure Money the as spent secures judges he always outfielder named Callahan. in music is never wasted. You and has been having altogether too much The. Rockford team i3 tevcj hca.'isr -to say and do, and in the future Mr, children alike will profit by your : tLan. ihpt o' Brown will do well to make a change the purchase of a piano from us. not there with the stick compared in this respect. with last season's team. Jl ... The Rock Islaind club has lost the of police of J. M. Reynolds, services of Hughes, a Lombard college Butte, and- W, V.' Garratt 6f the ,tudent, who was. making a good show--, liig in the short field. Dubuque proved club, are- negotiating for the a prio; claim and the collegia? h35 control.-o- f the local base .ball, blub, and ;o siiLLpm.. Bicycle Races . i In-fiel- der o "non-transfer-ab- le 14-inni- ng de-sir- e. . : ; first-clas- Mc-Gra- w ' nr' A TRUE FRIEND . 1 i- . . ex-chi- ef Spo-.Ka- - ne - the probabilities ire that they will Fergus Codtei u in ed- - the'latter club, |