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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-04-10

UNITED ST TIES LAND OFFTcEj
NOTICE No. lj6.

UNITED ST TIES LAND OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO, December ~ 1855.
I NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ William :. Nc, ornick. bv ". H. Matt
I his attorncy-n-fact. whose Postnftice ad,
dress i HALEY, AlturaS county. Idaho Ter
tory, has made application for "A United
states Patent for the North Star. Lode.
Mining claim. situate on unsurveyed land
IN Vienna formerly Sawtootl) Mining
District, AlturaS county, Idaho Territory
consisting of li55 linear feet of the lode
and surface ground averaging 4GO.5 feet
wide, being Lot M. ~ and described i'm the
neld notes and plat OF the official survey ON
file IN this office. with magnetic variation
az lSO and ;D' east. as follows:
Commencing at the discovery point of this
claim, and running west along westerly
center line of claim 7O5 feet to center of west
eriy end line: thence north 30 and 30 east
800 feet To- corner No. thence sautI, 80 and
~ west Gb feet To- corner No ,. thence
north 100 and 30 east f57l feet To corner
No ); thence north 90 and ~ east POI feet
To corner No. 4; thence west ll55 feet Ia
corner No. |. embracing an area of l3.3s
acres applied for. No conflicts.
From corner No. l. L. :. NJ. NJ. No
bears north so and ~ west i,rSi feet.
The sand mining claim being of record i'm
me office of the County Recorder of said
Mining District; at HALEY, in Alturas
county, Idaho Territory. The nearest
known locations being the "Silycr CIiir
Yukon" Black Forest" and Mood
side
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF the said North Star" Lode
Mining claim or surface ground are re-
Yuircd To lille their adverse claims thereto
with the Register of the United states Land
oiice, az HALEY. Idaho Territory. within
inc SIXTY days publication thereof. or they
VIII he barred by virtue of the provisions
oi the Statute in such eases made and pro-
vdcd.
HOMER J.. POUND. Register.
i direct that the foregoing Notice of Ap- /
liicatlon for Patent be published for tile /
period OF sixty days ten consecutive weeks I
IN THE kETcIIuM KEYSTONE n weekly news /
paper publishcsi at ketchum. Alturas coun-
~, Idaho Territory
HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
". III. WATT, Atty. for applicant.
FIRST publication December 2i. 1885.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-04-10

1t is said that the Duke of Argyll
Is in q very respondent frame OF
mind over the situation in Parlia-
ment. He says that Parncll rules
Parliament with imperious power.
Parnell is able to do this by reason
of the pucuniary aid he gets from
the Irish in America. 1t follows.
therefore, the Irish-Amerian indi-
rectly holds the balance of power
in the British Parliament
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-04-10
NOTICE NO. LOB.


TED STATES LAND OFFIcE.i
mMLEY, lnAno. December u. 1885.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ri At
\, the Courier Mining Company. corpor.
anon organized and existing under and bv
virtue Of the laws of the Territory Of Utal;
WIN us princlPa! office in the City and
county of Salt Lake. and doing business In
me county OF Alturas. Territory OF Idaho.
ny rs aitorney-in-fact, W. H. Watt. whose
P9s;of!,re address is HALEY, Alturas county.
Idaho Territory, has made application far
u patent for the Courier lode mining
riaiin, situate in section %, T. 4 n. X. Is =,
BOISE Meridian, Warm Springs Creek Min
ing DISTRICT, Alturas county. Idaho Terri
tory, consisting Of 1900 linear feet of the
lode and surface ground Gui feet vide. being
Lot No. Il and described ia the field notes
ana plat OF the official survey on file in this
ounce, with magnetic variation ut lSc 81,
east. AS follows:
Commencing at the discovery point of
t-is claim amt running south 80 east along
center line of tiainn So feet center SOUTH
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-04-10

A gold and silver bearing quartz
lode has has been found near
Springfield, Massachusetts.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-04-10

Shiloh's Vitalizer is what Won need for
constipation. loss of appetite, dizziness and
Az symptoms Of dyspepsia Price i0and -
ccn,s pes bottle. STEW,np Rios
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-04-10

&0 rcWstsrso Patent Helm Holder.
IN Tour lines are vhcre you put thcrn-n,f
uodcr hog1es' tfeG One agent sold - tloz In
UcO day.. one dealer sold i doz. IL Is dnys
III samples worth u 80 vREE. Write Tor terms
u = =. BREWSTER, holly, Mich.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-04-10

any N'' noa ana al persons cloi,o,.
claim o nr -, 10, Of said DONNA %.
the;r ' , Jr surface ground ars s, lode % ~
t tnr y; aa I'VE, claims theraa,[ee requr.
W lfa Hs tli Yi United States win H. ,
d naliey, Idaho Territory Land Ca
b bayred publication n thereof within h.
S S.i,eu py virtue of tho :, or theT q
Statute IN such cases mod provision, g
o, ! direct that the forceoGiu. Nj, Rev.
iod of sixty DAYS (ta pn"o'lShed 70, y Z
III Tnf kErcHrN y, oo,o'nsecutire ut
paper published M ~ =, q Well 3
county, Idaho Territory e'ehum, "
W. II. WATT, Atty. for ~" ~. Nd y! Re,i.
FIRST publication Doc" ppllcani e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
WORK OF CONGRESS
Cor the Coming wrek-Many APPropria
ton Bills in Committee.

Cor the Coming week-Many APProprla
ton Bills in Committee.
WASHINGTON. May 2 The postothce sp-
preparation bill will be passed by the Sen
ate tomorrow and it ia expected that the
Inter State commerce bill will then COM
msud the attention of the Senate after z
o'clock each day until it is disposed Of.
Senator Cullom, who hss it in charge
thinks a result should be reached after two
or three days discussion.
The Bankruptcy bill, the general PEN
sion dill and DesMoines River Land bills are
upon the caucus committee programme for
consideration next after the Inter State
Commerce bill, but Senator Frye expresses
a Daruose to contest their right sometime
dpriug the week ia behalf Of the Staten
Island Bridge bill. lie w,ll also
AJAX during the morning hour
tbs, he Shipping bill De taken up, dis
cussed ana gssaed. Tomorrow baiug IN.
diyidual suspension dsg IN the House OF
representatives, o number OF puSGc build
ing measures will be passed Under sus'
pensiou Of the rules. 1t is probable that
the River and Hsrbor bill will come up in
the House on Tuesday. As only one un,
important section remains to Ge considered
the bill can be finally disposed OF ln o0e
day.
The Campbell Weaver contested election
case NAV be reached on the same day and
the committee reported in favor OF Mr.,
Weaver the sittiuE msm6eS. which will
without doubt be adopted after shGIt de
hate The Chinese bill comes up on
Wednesday in the morning hours, and
ths struggle for precedence IS ex
uected between the conflicting special
orders made for that dsy which may re-
snlt in the taking up Of the Consular Gnd
diplomatic appropriation bill. Friday
uiII he devoted to the consideration o:
private bills, SRd o9 Saturday the Okola
homs bill will again receive the attention
of,he House. The following is statement
of the present position Of the regular snnus
snnropria,ions bills fve-the general 6es
Cheney, legislative, sundry, civil, nsval and
! Iort;6cslion bills-hsve not been reported
from the committee in which they origi
mated three to wit-the Military Academy
( Cousulsr and Diplomatic, aud the srnl
snproprist;cu bills are upon the dous'
calendar The River and Harbcr bill /
unfinished business in Committee of to-
Whole Three, viz, the Pension, pistTic
ot Columbia a 4 Agricultural bills haV'
nasssd the House ard are before ths seu
Ate Committee on Appropriations tn
Postofice bill is before the SsSste, and tn
Indian bill has passed both Housea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
VITAL STATISTICS
OF the United states for the Tenth Census,
1850

OF the United states for the Tenth Census,
1850
WAsuIsGroS, May 2-The report Of DR..
Billing, Sargson U. s. A., on the mortality
and vital statistics Of the United States an
returned Tor the tenth census, June I.
1880, has been received by the Secretary
OF the Interior. II says: The total popa.
lstion in 1880 Was so, lj5,7ss IN increase
in ,sn years Of ll,597,4l2. OF this in
crease 2sl ,2i9 per annun may ba taken
as due TO immigration, the total
Of Immigration for ten years
being 2Sl2l9 This makes tho incieas
annual incrsass das TO the excess Of births
over deaths, sI2.622 The mean annual
bir.bs for the United States 10 given
at &c per 1000, II appears from
the data prssented in the
report HAT the United States ~
whole during the censu, year has q com.
psratively low death rate and q high birth
rate. The death rate is shown 10 have
been higher in the colored than in the
white population 10 the foreign element
than 10 the whites OF American parentses.
10 the cities than in rural districts. Tho
most important causes OF disesss
and death were consumption, pneumohia.
diph,heria, typhoid fever. mslarial fsvers,
and those i'll defined ferns Of diseases TO
which Children under one year Of ago Are
subject,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
CONDENSED TsLEeRAMs.

At Indianapolis, Saturday afternoon,
John A. Lyons was shot and instantly
killed by Samuel Marley, Q driver in his
employ.
In Coluub bus. Ohio, Philip Jones had his
tbroa, cut by Gabriel Qaynichee in quar-
rel Saturday night Jones recovery 10
doubtful.
J.K Keller, freight brakeman on the C.,
W. 4 B. z z, was ron over aud killed BY
q train near Pleasant Plain, o., Saturday
morning.
The Directors OF the Northwestern Ohio
Psir Com psny have located their grounds
on the iarm Of Ross CfocEer. uear Fosto-
ria, o. The tract embraces fifty acres.
The receipts for the thirty weeks tour o!
Mary Anderson, II 10 estimated, viii reach
1915, 900, Of which she receives one-ihird
and two hundred dollars per night
The President on Saturday approved the
bill extending the time for completing the
records of the Cour. Of Commissioners Of
Alabama Claims for period Of twc
months.
The FIRST race between L. Z. Myers, tb,
American champion, and W. G. George
the English champion, was run Saturday
evening in Nes York Myers won; dis
lance I,O96 yards; time 2 minutes ana
% 2-5 seconds.
Twelve thousand people with banner
and flags and transpsrencies Of vsriou
kinda assembled in Union Square. Net
Yosk, Saturday night. and hffsd up thei
voices in behalf Of the eiekthour move
meut. The 600 policemen had little sls
to do than 10 issp themselves in order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
LOTS OF BOOZE
Now to he Hs6 ~ WeIishurE-A New
Glass House-Notes.
Special 10 the Re0iJieT.

Now to he HGI ~ WeiishurS-A New
Glass House-Notes.
Special 10 the ReOiItT.
WELnBURG, May six saloons threw
open their docrs and hung out beer signs
this morning and ave row running under
full pressure aud Wellsburg has been
transformed from a prohibition TO q license
town in day. The trans ton has caused
no perceptible change in ttv appearance
in the towp Glove the general appearance
for the year past, in which the sn'i.license
people demonstrated the advantages OF
their ideal form of municipsl government
A new glass house was started this
week IN the old SouriBg mill Of Stewart X
Movers. The factory i5 owned By Mr.. Z.
n. Brady, President OF the Riverside Glass
gorks, and Mr. Charles Talluen. = Bel,
lsire. About eighteen annds are employed
IN it at present. under the management OF
Mr.. Alex Paxton.
The pipe laying asd the construction OF
the reser ,oir and we'll Tor the water works
are progressing quite rapidly. A large
force OF men, nearly all Of whom are resi-
dents Of the town, Is employed constantly.
The wages paid are very satisfactory to the
EMPLOYEES, and the contractors gre highly
eora aided, both ior their management
and the consideration for home labor.
Mas Kate White, daughter OF Col Rob.
ert White. OF Wheeling. is spending several
days visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mccormick, oi
Moundsville, are Yisi,ipg friends hsye.
Driving o4t tae bethsnj pike end into
tho country is very popular and pleasant
noW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
An EIGHT HOUR RIOT.
Psraltng strikers Attack Worknsn I'm 1
NsAl

Psraltng strikers Attack Worknen In a
Mil.
GRAND RAPIDs, MICH May ? -Yester-
day about lG8 men. who wanted every ona
to observe a hoGdag ard work only eight
hours day be,eatter, marched from place
70 place making their demands known
and Receiving resraits as they marched
along, some carried beck beer banners.
On arriving ~ Fulton and Rice's Mill
outside the city thay s'grted 70 interfere
0!h he workmsu Oas l=sder Of the
Pa''T d;eE ;c7oIyar Rll ordered every
one TO stop work There eeing hssitstion
sthls demand the VgoeesSioa soon ESde
break ~ ras mil. T6ay we're met with
e193 ~ the hands cf ihs pin work
men Ia,s changed tia aspect OF
a1a'rs ard the mob took
refuge aeb,n. some freight cars aud re-
'rR1i toe 3!t WuS s.Oue5 Al this
g''Ht 'le U-op-l-t0rs ATTEMPTED TO msS@
W. We men w'hdsaW bat they rriused and q
PHea-d o=nrIe rasuiJsd Daring the melee
que uNr ~ss bi; in the abdomen with a
Ia'ge sona aud another seriously Injured
4 P-'i-ct hail Of stones was showersd upon
'' NIL To'Enen hy the mob The police
~. sleUfs forces we're called out aud
V1's' vas restored The employees profess
. = ean'sIy satisfied AUD cay they have
20 desire % st,ika.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
THE PRES8YTERY
In Session ut Parksrsburg-An iLtsrest-
ing Meeting.
q IL. IL Il

In Session ut Parksrsburg-An itterest'
ing Meeting.
Special 10 The RegiSfer.
PAREGRsBuRG, W. Va, May 2.-The
Presbytery Of West Virginia met in this
city yesterday at the Calvary Presbyterian
church.
Thirty-6ve churches were on the roll.
Rev F. J Stanley was elected modera
tor, aud Rev. W. o. Phillips, clerk.
The opening sermon was delivered by
Rev. Phillips, otthe French Creek church.
Resolutions of respect TO The memory
of Rev. S. L. Finuey, of MorgAAtown. ex'
Moderator, were adopted,
Revs Henry Runner, Of Newcastle. Pa,
snd II. h. Mcdonald. Of Allegheny, were
elected members Of the West Virginia
Presbytery.
The churches st Walton and Arnolds
burg were disbanded.
A call wes presented 10 Rev. Fl r Nc,
Donald from the SislersVille chnreh, which
was accepted.
Rev. C. c. Gould was dismissed TO the
Kentucky Presbytery.
Reports OF the tressurers Cf the different
churches were received, read, and ordered
filed. Nearly all Of the churche, reported
their ministers paid in full.
Congregational s'atstios and state Of
religion was reported.
The Synodical Susie nta,ion system pro.
posed by the Pennsylvania Synod was dis.
cussed, and although there was consider.
abls opposition, number dTeierriDg the
mission system, the proposition was carried
by the Presbytery by large majority.
The following delegates are enrolled /;
Revs. Andrew Virtue, Elizabeth; James
H. Baird, Clarksburg; J. II. Flanagan,
Grafton; c. C. Gould, Braxtaa, @. H.. {;
J. B. Reed, Fairmon,; W. o. Philins,
Freaoh Geek; +. j. Stanley, CHARLESTON; |;
N. II Kirkpatrick. Fort Gay; Henry
Lumer ParkNrsburg; Ii. r Mcdonald,
Sistersvile; Elders + NJ. lowell EIiz.
abeth; Robert L BARCLAY, Bethel; J. A
DiI!O, Mofgsntown; G M. See, Graf
ton; W. II. Ssnsell, Fairmont;
Bepj. Gould, French Creek; B d. vii.
lians. Ravenswood: J. p. Forsytne, sis.
tersville; S. Wells, Long Run; 8. 8 spsn-
Ger, Parkersburg; ]. p. Jones, Terra Alta;
D, McGrseer, Cairo; B J. Redmond,
Pleasant Valley. Also Rev. Henry Nor,
gan, pastor Ravenswood church Of the
Erie Presbytery, was admitted as = CORE.
spending member. A b. Clark, Of Buck.
hanIon. - ia attendance as q representa-.
tive. Rev. J. II. Carter, OF the West Vir-
ginia Conference OF the NJ. +. Church
South, was also recognized rs a fraternsl
delegate
Rev. II. Morgan, Of Rsvenswood, was
admitted as corresponding member.
Tomorrow the meGbeTs OF the Pfesby.
terry Will take short excursions on the B.
i o railroad
lbe Ladies Presby yterial Society held a
session at Calvary PresbJ Jterisn Church Of
3p m. today, in the interests Of mi,siou
work. They we're addressed By Ms. Hap
per. ex-missioDsry 20 China Rev. Stanley
OF Esuawbs Pres. Church, and othsrs
The annual report Of the Home Secretary
vas read BY Rev. Flanagan.
A number Of city ministers we're in OF
tendance q, the Preshytery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
JEFFERSON DAVIS At SAVANNAH.
A Grand Ovation Grseta the EI.Presidsnt
Ibis Remarks.

A Grand ovation Greeta the EX-President
Ibis Remarks.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Nay 2.-ar Davis
trip from Atlanta TO Savannah was a con
tinuous ovation, At every station crowds
collected and wherever the train stopped
Mr.. Davis was called for and obliged either
to bow O, speak The special train COL
sisted Of six gsily decorated coaches.
In this city Mr.. Davis received q grand
ovation. Mr.. Davis said in scknovledg-
ment: IL want TO thank you from my
beart for the manifestation Of your kind
pegs, which couvinces me that oar cause is
no, lost but lives eternal in the hearts OF
the cons OF l776. We sre
pCv q. peace With all the
world and | sincerely hope this may re.
main 90, hut this does not involve the
abandonment Of principle, or The denial Of
The truth 10 this sense l receive this
manifestation and for this am heartily
thankful.
Mr. Davis will probably remain here
,broughou, the week. To moTos he VII
as.is, Gov. Mcdaniel in the military re
view incidental to the opening OF the Chat
ham artillery encsmpment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
PREPARING FOR STRIKES.
RumbIing of Discomfort Among
Prussian Workmen.
THE GOVERNMENT GETTING READY.
Stringent Measures Preparing to Nip
the Movement in the Bud
Cable News.

BERIIy. May 2.-The Prussian govern.
meut fearing that strikes are impending
has issued decree ordering the police to
interfer in case strikers intimida.e working
men. Extra vigilance is ordered against
strikes connected with social democratic
agitation. the leaders Of which make use
Of the strife for higher wages to widen
the breach between employers and the
employed; to increase the vorkmans
hatred Of existing political and social or.
der and thus to bring about q great rup-
ture between the lsboring classes and their
employers. Socialist meetings and publ
cstiops will BE- put under energetic sur.
veillapcs. The district Governors are au-
thorizsd to demand troops il necessary tor
the enforcement Of these measured
A Famous Earl Dead.
LONDON, May 2.-The RI. Hon. John
Thompson Freeman Milford, Earl Of
Rsedsdsle, is dead, aged 81. he was .
member Of the royal commission on the
la- Of divorce and published . pamphls,
entitled Law ol Scripture Against d..
voroe." He took prominent part in the
debate on the Alabama claims in the
House o. Lords.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, May 2-hmerican Railroad
Securities showed q weak tendency.
PARIS. May Money was scarce dur.
ing the past week, capital being reserved
for the new loan which will he Issued on
May 10, which is now quoted at II pre-
MUM
BERLw, May 2-Business on B,urss
during the week was quiet with . firm
tendency.
Great Excitement la Losdon.
LoYDoY, May Mr.. Phelps. United
States Minister, and wits to-day visi,si
Westministe. Abbey and Eaton Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
To Take Place in Washington
To-day.
thousands Of Builders to Walk
Out.
Not Much ChanCs Of the Strike
Succeeding,
Printers On All Washington Papers
to Strike.
The Publishers viii Combine
Against Them.
An Eight. Hour Riot in Grand Rap
ids, Mich.
General Labor News of the Coun'
try Yesterday.
General Labor News of the Coun
try Yesterday.
SOssbR 70 ias RsqJ!r.

WASHINGTON, Nay Il: is expected
that strike involving eight or ten thou
,snd mechanics in this ci,y will be inaugU-
-s,si here to morroa. Tns labor crgsni-
z,,iors here have been able to control 81
mos, everything which they hays under
,sken owing TO the enormous strength
which they gain fcon the fact that the
Government. printing otiee is the strongest
.,;on offcs in the wo-li Some two
months ago the carpenters, brieklayersp
s.onemason5, plumbers, and all
others engaged in building
trades combined and determined upon the
enforcement of the eigh. hour law. They
o,sssd resolutions declaring it to be the
.anss OF these combined examinations that
a, and after the hrst of Nav, eight hours
should constitute days work, aud that
from ths, time forward they would not de-
vote more than eight hours to labor. OF
course they did not ask q corresponding
reduction Of pay, and thss is wherein they
seem to be weak
tbs Builders
II Washington ara determined that the
strike it it is to be a R'rike, saal not prove
successful. and taey seem to bs very we'll
sDrrenched against the onslaught OF the
Is,oriuy people 10 rhs hesI place ali
buldiug going on in ;iis city Is for re
so,r1ule parrIas aud the owners OF the
5,,ldipys >re IN almost every insfSnsc men
~ ear igs. a. wi wait tOc y)Lr as 10
ps.,.u a.. n..G1tssI RoR. The result ID
,,,-,i, ,-z1 n,Li . ds "a those who pro-
D,,ed 70 sfayr 10 D build two SGeS5 ago
have -e'raired from doing so owing 10 tss
ra.--.sa.y o. tae labor market. The
moysmsnt Bhich il 70 bs iusuyura'ed a.
,,o-ros would sseG ~ o. dOomed 10 th'I-
urs s, taa start, "a tue Geu who PcoPos-
70 rnke have nothing 10 d-psud On but
their earnings, while those Sho oppose
tnsn can lust as well allow their ln's 10
remain vacant for Ggs years It necessary,
a. 10 build uuiay circumstances which
Wogl1 entail tdIyion.i est.
- - nm. v,x,,>,. prv,aoerss IN
r,,..y.s
c..-.-,.- - 80.
VINO haTe seen a' l" e'o.'T - Ti..u sa'
IN toe Ht'ste1 interest OF 'G7 "oEAIng t. uieu'
out really II t"e iu.SreS' OF 'u7'r own
election, Is seen her7 p'fh9p4 more man
snyEhers else B5sldrS ~ oa''dlhg uanes'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-03
Nebraska and Iowa Crops.

OMAHA, May 2.--The Bee to-moros
moroipg will publish crop reports from
over City counties 10 Nebraska and West
ern Iowa They are SUN married. a. follow
With but lev exceptions the outlook
for prosperous season and bountsous 70
turn il declared 10 be magnificent In
spite OF the late spring and recent cold snd
heavy rsins, farmers are well along with
their work Nearly all ot the small
grain is reported in and growing rapid
ly. But duie corn has %
far been planted, but active preparations
are being made 10 put it under ground -
rapidly Ms possible. The soil 10 in good
condition and farmers ore jubilsnt over
the excel!sat prospects. A general 10
crease In acreage on oil crops. howevss. 10
noted.