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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-08


~ Apsil 7,-Thsfe waa . sssedy mar
- neon. u was lower. ard he
- except In few specialtisa. wsrs
inasniacant Later IN the 1ay he
uonnrkst underwent marked change
-, ps1ncipaIly because of mere favor
D9AoNn II regard 10 the Western situatiou,
pt b lew ins,ances ne loosoa In
exuine the early portion Of the DAY we're
- MD out raeiAc mail made sharp
tene y soms talk sbout the contess over
- Which win Jake place next month.
- quiet but arm, generally - light
- ~ olosins figure Saturday.
u1mools- Steady.
m-0vened weak. sic: sageod ~
e. - mIlisd, bat gave wsy again later and
1y1ot. ~
nxcnANGx AND sxcuksrisA
w Yoa1. April !. - Money on cali. ?
- mMcantile paper. t0ests storling CT
sel1e I'D ssrong; so-day bills, NE: de-
eksf3<.
llyes--sSAc.
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Wnshingt0n 1mmigration and Homestead
Association.
We have for saIe 1000 acrcs in different parts
OF the state In 5, 10. % @ 20 AID leoAcrs fa1ms
sS s. sn Ha,h :1s' g acre: % ss
dred and sixty acres government land on Hoods
canal; - etaoe G0yeSnmens land In KitsAp
coony; - % Northern PaciAc saiiros1 lando
ten-year contract. years paid mp, years pay
tivs thousand acre. railroad lsnd Tor sais; 5 and
tract nsay Port Townsend: 500 Per arrs. Lands
on east side OF Lake Warrington at 80 70 110o
per acre. opposite Yeeier avenue and Madison
Green lake. $500 per acre: 0nshalf cash. balance
seattle Choies lots 10 Pian VALLEY and
sorshsrn Pssas ssalsosa issas IN KinsP county y
- 70 SO per acre; - aeree in &C n. - ~ n.
{, near Northern Pacific railroad
yEvvsRsoS COUNTY.
Three hundred acres. 81 ne l. tp IN. raw;
acres; ITO acres in sec f3 ~ "a n. v: good clay
upland. heavily iimbsrsd. 80 per acre
KrrsAr COUNTY.
Two hundred acres in secs u end II. tp = .,
lw: mostly bottom land el2 20 per acre; $50
Acres east 81 and near TO LAks Washington. SO
per scrs. Roxweli building.
oKEsox.
Two hundred and thirty-throe acres Il Eugene
City. Oregon, nicely improved. adjoining city.
t60 PER acre improved; will cut up into SAcre
lots and win sei ier an average Of 500 Per acre;
thte h Q great bargain
city lots In Seattle. near Madisnn street cable.
sTss EACH - lots In Harrison heights. $50 each.
Twenty lots In Tacoma. near electric road
Sacre tracis near Tacoma. $50 70 tnno per acza
Parties In The Eastern stat or Europe win BE-
supplied with information about the RESOURCES
Of cur sta e. mapa. etc, etc. fre4 81 charge ex-
esrt the postage, amounting ordinarily 10 or
cents, by addressing this once: and parties II
the Eastern states. desiring 20 welt Waahington,
are recommended 10 apply at the offlces of tho
northern Pacific Railway for transportation,
frs liz htA etc. and ash for copies OF our pamph-
lets. maps of Washington. etc
Wssh:ngsoa Immigration and Homestead
Association.
Rooms - and - ROCKWELL building corner ef
Columbia and Front streets. seattle. Wash
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nmonR shipments from seattle
: allowing. Two casl0eds q rails
Sn - eaY1oods 81 lumber 70 Van
1nodo o. ICED 70 k<ntou, and one
- = Codns Mountain
hnrooae reached here yesterday
- p which point ahs arrived . few
- Yrnncisc0. Ehe brought 40
- hsy. and 80 kuos 81 powder.
- e ~ vesy veil supplied with Cal
~ - rsfoe a. IL may b enilod low
n Sifh ehoe of ~ Woih1nCoeu
&rlt thore 70 consequently 1ood
41un1lsy 3 +, - . guios fa1eflas -
~ -. ut that enters 0nly 6i1gh13y
16111a, uo1fyo bAy y e1oo = go
1oo1s ~ imported article 81 satsa
= - - eonns = - queeDd.
1oee pIeuttful today thau 4 hao
1 uIo - 3hfo WaD eGpootaliy
- rnnIl 1oh. epme exco11eat rock
80 ~ ea1o ~ Ne oonn0e, 81
- IN. 4 few sturgeea weso also
6e6eo nadfiy diapossd q negalar
1u rid.
1-Se e vsGasoos ven reop1ssd hsso
- Northern Pacific Failgood from
lueoipla Of potatoes continue tsse,
Hounss \ well supplieL The demand
I|IX. 0U1 U0309 &tQI81 OOW0 WO8A
= ~ changed. Natives grow scafces
nknos. AND PRODUCE HECEIrTs.
- III = hou1s the merchandise and
r6loes q thD port were - follows:
~ fnilrood, 80 toug. Columb1a h
= fnilroad. - tons: Seattle, Lake
6urn railway, 81 tons BY water
nmmh11c. al tons: Spartan. - tons;
RI ~: Guy Of Ktsoston, tons;
IN y toas; Genefaj Miles. 5 tons
-, ~ tons.
smfPnHuTa
- - 1T forty- eight houn goods and
= wou shipped from seattle 10 he
Il county = follows: Northern Pa-
IA. 80 tons: Columbia and Puget
"a. s. tons: 1sat4la IAke Hheeo =
n1INay. Ia tonA ~ wat0-RoG1e
r ~; Htate OF Waahiugton, Is tons;
~ ~ tons; Glide, 2 tons: 0racs. tons;
~ seas; MounsAineer. 8 t0na Total
80 ~ senA
nA1uRE o. Rscgirrs.
1Gn pcta1ces, y cars mixed oesehan-
1G4 ~ cor ice. I Cor beer 3 q, or
4 4 N moldtng ssnd. 3 cen emigrsnt
~ can cattle. car mllk. 2 cars trol
w. i - lnmbeR. 1 ear led. ? carr sheep.
k Ionf aovsa. cor firniture. tear stone.
( llos 1omcne. I cor hide. I car rolls q
~ ofr1aeea. car piles, 80 barrels lime,
I1nps - keep powder
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LIGHT: LIGHT !:

e.n.>a - ssss ensus porsahss light nada
- = - 1870 pcwoe Sa1oI umo1ouood ~
~. Slrne 81 boy enn CART u Daoadi1
- dpxkA vareAc1DA esc-
cSaA9Aes poWgR 4 CO,
nI3 Wees otrose
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e0r apsaiAaio - IsaaaU - 1910 ~, ~
90 - ls'sA 1u.n 60 lahsaasua ~. 49,
~ IasgdzsssA cAsninl mn 1asaA g. E - a
xrisss nasinsA c0rsaaa essass ~ cu,a 80 .e ]
.seAsaa 1suA ~ h 81 aaysAiasy ~ ~
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IAT()N A
Cleared Lots 5oxro1 kcs
Harrison Heights

only esso each; vosth 14oo
This heautiful addiion adjoins The
original plat Of LAfona On the north
and i accessible il . few minutes
fsom wharf and de Of BY sidewalked
ssenne& Il IS the cream q Lake
Union property, and at prcsen tie
cheapeSk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the probate court
Of the county of Salt Lake, territory OF Utah,
made on the 18th day of February, A. d. 1890, in
the matter Of the estate of Elias Smith, de-
ceased, the undersigned the administrator Of
said estate, will sell at private SALE to the high
est bidder for cash. and subject to confirmation
by said probate court, on or after Wednesday,
the 18th day of May, A. d. 1890. all the right,
title interest and estate of the said Elias Smith,
deceased, at the time of his death, and all the
right title and interest that the said estate has
by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other
than or in addition to that of the said intestate
at the time of his death, in and to all that Ger
tain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying
and being in the county of Salt Lake, territory
to wit: All Of lots three 81 and four ~, in
block twenty-three (23), hve-acre plat \" Big
Field survey, Salt Lake county containing ten
acres Of land excepting the following described
portion thereof, to wit: Commencing in the
center of the Utah Southern railroad track, four
az feet west from the southeast corner of said
lot three 81, and running thence west two (2)
rods, thence northerly along the west side OF
said railroad track thirty-tive (35) rods to the
north line of said lot four ~, thence east four
and two-tenthS "a 2-10) rods thence southerly
along the east line of said railroad track thirty
four and nine-tenths (34 910) rods, TO the south
east corner of said lot three ~, thence west
four a. feet 10 the place of beginning, contain
ing Sixty-etght one-hundredths (5S-l00) Of an
acre. Terms and conditions of sale-casn-
Deed at expense of purchaser. Bids or offers
must be IN writing and be left at the Deseret
Savings bank in Salt Lake city. Salt Lake
county, at any time after the first publication Of
this notice and before the making Of the sale, adj
dressed to the undersigned.
Dated April 18th, 1890.
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Administrator Of the estate OF Elias Smith, de-
ceased.
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Police Court.

The warm weather or something else
makes the boys uneasy, and 'scrapping''
matches are OF frequest occurrence When
they are of sufficient Importance to attract
the attention Of the police the participants
are run in and have justice melted out to
them in job lots by Alderman Preshaw of
the municipal court.
Yesterday, at the daily seance. J. P.
Smith, A. j. King and John Tiegl were
fined sl4 each for disturbing the peace.
Dennis Carter and H. w. Rumiser, mild
DRINKS, were assessed small fines.
A. p. Zeal, Mike Quinton and James
! Jones, petty larcenists, were sent up for
vthe term of ninety days.
One Charles Lawmaster, confirmed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03
Real Estate Transfers.

The following warranty deeds were filed fC
record yesterday in the office OF the county IT
corder:
Edward A. Reed to Hiram n. Henderson
Y an undivided half of the south half OF the
! southwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of sec
uon ~, township north. range west Sic. 90
Lewis S.Hills. ct al. guardians of Sidney K.
Hooper TO Daniel Hamer. an undivided
half of part of the northwest quarter of
section S, township north, range
west: ALSO northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter and south half of the
northeast quarter of section s, township
north, range west; also, south half Of
said section s; also, section IL in town
ship and range aforesaid; also, north
ease quarter of section 90 in township
and range aforesaid; also, the north
half of section 81, township and range
aforesaid ---.-------, 4O,ol
2. c. Kelly 10 Howard b. Westoyer, part
Of loi Z, block -, plat D-------------- 81
p. c. Kelly to John NJ Wilton, northeast
corner OF lot :. block 49, plat B---- So
j, b. Peterson TO p, C. Kelly, part of lot
z. block Is plat B----------------.-
Il Joseph Clark to \. p. Newhard ct al.
part of lots :, S and 9, block ], plat b. Az
Michael Buckmillcr to Walter p. Dwyer
Ell al. all Of lots q. -. 40, So 81 and So
block /. and lots Il. Is. 2S. y. %. 20, %
81. &c and As. of block 2. in Park Place
subdivision of block 6, and all of lots 4,
5, and part of lot 3, in block 60, plat c. 7,3
NJ L. Cunnington ct al. 10 Thomas Ca
hoon, part of lot S, block 81, plat A.
Augustus b. Patton &c L. E. King, lots 46
and a. block 10, Lake View addition 5
George J. Taylor ct al. to Ogden Milling
and Elevator company, part of north
west quarter Of section s. township S.
north of range l west; part of northeast
quarter, section 3 township 5, north of
range west; also. another part north
castquarter. section Z, townships. north
Of range west; also. part of southeast
quarter of section Z, township5, north OF
range west; also. part OF northeast
quarter OF section Is. township 3. north
of range west; also, part of northwest
quarter Of section Is, township s. north
OF range west -------------------------- $50
Emily J. De Laurater to William e.
Newman. part Of northeast quarter sec
tlon q, toWnship6, north Of range west 8
. n
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Dwight Peck ct al. VS.. Colin Reese; or.
dered that defendant have to and including
May % to plead.
Ogden Investment company VS.. George
F. Lake ct al. trial set for May g.
J. B. Grow ct al. VS.. D. A Murray
order Of dismissal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03
Probate Court,

In the matter of the estate and guardian
ship of Annie Mcguire ct al, return and
account of real estate fled and set for
May IA.
In the matter of the estate Of Andrew H.
Lundquist, deceased; order appointing
!, Hannah Lundquist administrators.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03
TO BOOM BUSINESS
We offer New Attractions the Spring Trade Attractive
Goods and Attractive Prices, that will tell
their tale of Cheapness.
A SMILE AND SQUARE DEAL FOR ALL.

Keep this List Of Prices in your mind
Mems Nobby Cheviot Spring Suits $3.50 each.
Mems Working Pants. 81 pair
Mems Nobby Spring Pants So pair
Mems French Flannel Overshirts soc. each.
Mems Unlaundried Shirts 45c each.
Mems Drab Hats soc. EACH
Mems 9-oz. Blue Denim Overals, 45e. pair.
Mems Coz. Blue Denim Jumpers, 45c. each.
Mems Heavy Check Jumpers, 40c. each.
Boys Shirt Waists 15c. each.
Boys Knee Pants 25e. pair.
Boys Chevot Suits cages to 12), $115 EACH
Mems Fine Balbrggan Undershirts and Drawers, ~
thread $125 a suit.
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First District Court.

Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..------s sc 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03
OGDEN DEPARTMENT.

The branch Office of THE HERALD is in Reed
& Burgitts iron building on Washington avenue,
adjoining Boyle & Co.'s furniture store. Adver-
Using rates will be made known upon applica-
ton TO the manager.
THE DAILY HERALD is for sale at all news
stands and by all news boys, and is delivered
tpy carrier in Ogden for IS cents per week. No
R9ers stopped until arrears are paid. Sub
: scr1oers failing 10 receive papers promptly will
confer favor by notifying the clrculator at
the branch Office. Subscribers are requested to
make no payments TO carriers or anyone else
except the circulator. Parties desiring papers
stopped or addresses changed must notify the
branch Office. Z. A. LITTLEFlELD, Manager,
j. C. BOYLE, Calculator
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03

The following warranty deeds were filed fol
record yesterday in the office OF the county re
corder:
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vag., not having 500 with which to pay the
fine imposed upon him, was ordered to be
incarcerated for ninety days.
REMOVED.

John c. Cutler & Bro, agents Provo &
Deseret Wooden mills, have removed tenn
porarily to No. Is West, First South street,
east of Herald building.
All kinds of wooden goods. Cents suits
made to order from our celebrated cassi-
meres; spring styles just received from the
mills
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-10
WEST VIRGINIA OIL.
MARVELLOUS DEVELOPMENT Of OUR RICHES
At HAND.
The BON IL Marion County All That Has Been Toli
Two New Companies IN the Eureka
OIL Feld-LargeL Land Deals
Reported
Spsciql rlsgraa, to ne Register.

Special Ts'sgranl 10 me- Register
MANNINGroN. W. VA. April g.-Thc
Burt well is a gusher. No cXaggcra-
tion has been made. The well was agi-
tated by the sand pump to-day and
threw solid stream of oil thirty feet
above the derrick. The regular flows
are about once every hour. They have
now two tank ears filled with the gold
en- fluid. which will bc shipped to-mor
row bearing flowing strcamcrs ON either
side upon which is Inscribed From
Burt well No. I. First blood for
Marion county" The Hamilton well
is showing up better than ever
and their pipe line is almost completed
to the railroad. They expect to finish
Il tomorrow. The spectators still
throug the streets and large sums are
being paid for territory George T..
Wyyelc yesterday leased twelve acres
.oi land of VI. II. Hall for one hundred
dollars per acre. To-day Mr. Wyyclc
leased scycnty-ciglt acres of Mrs +. \.
Rymcr for eight thousand bonus and
onc-cighth royalty in bothcaSes bind
ing himself t0 complete "a well with
in eight months. The Nay Bros. have
been offered one thousand dollars tor
eight acres adjoining the Burt land.
Prof. White was here yesterday and lo-
Gated two or three wells for the Jack
son Company. Taylor Burt and Lat
shaw have also located two new wells.
VIM. Basnctt and son have purchased
the store-room which they are no% oc-
cupyng Many rumorS are atloat of
other changes in real estate. Many
new wells and dcrricls will deck our
hills and valleys within the next ninety
DAYS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-10
INCENDIARIES


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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-10
NEWS II ALINE.

&. W. Hatch, of Boston, General Agent
of the Travellers Insurance Company. Is
oD trial no Denver for the murder OF ms
uncle.
Two racing stables at Lexington. Ky
were burned Yesterday. Several valuable
horses very narrowly escapeu.
Col samuel W Rhodes. L. =. signal
Service officer. committed suicide at Den
yer
Two Chinese. attempting To- shp INTO the
United States. were captured al san D'eeo'
Cal.
The net earnings of the Chicago. s.
T.ouis and Pittsburg Railroad were >!,-it'-
lf3',;, for 80 4 special meeting Wll o'
called 10 consider the prop">ed '"hsoi'u"
tion with the r.. c. * ~ J..
The National Lead and oil Company
was incorporated IN New I orh YESTERDAY
II is made up of siN other com np"iiles'
A memorial from the Universaiist minis 4
t,rs of Boston. expressing regret al lle Ge
font of the Blair bin. was presented in lh'
Seuatei ,..,-...
I,our prominent Democrats OF Richmond
,,a,.o beep indicted for combining 70 pre-.
vent and delay voting in lhe ele''lon ol
ISIS.
Uamilton's glass plant. at Flt'Soufs' ls
closed down by a strike of the carrying-ou'
boys.
Fire at L.iuesvillc. Pa, destroyed mum,
t,.,. ~ bnsiness houses. and caused a loss OF
S300oo.
I'm q scrimmace with a member OF Stcil
- Uncle Toms Cabin Company. second
lia,e Groves. of tine steamer lgnace. OF -
1l~ore. Mich. was knocked senseless ana
viii not recover.
THE L. :. Roller Company works Ut
D...1t,r Ala. burned. Loss SioOVo
Nf,. and Mrs. Robert Garret will sail ioi
Europe ON Saturday.
The Pan American Conference VIII i
pailv adjourn next Wednesday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-10
SOMETHING ABOUT nOTHwELL
Discovered by New York world" Re
porter the other Day.


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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-10
G. W. RuMBLE's FUNERAL.


mains to Their Last Resting Place.
The funeral of the late G.. ". Rum
hlc took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence ON South Eon street
and the services which were very im
prcssiycly conducted by Rev. +. VI
Lynch. pastor of Chaplinc Street NJ. j.
church. of which Mr. Rumble was .
member, were attended by "a large
throng OF citizens.
The floral offerings were numerous
and handsome At thc conclusion of
the services tine remains. which were COO.
closed iu am elegant ca>hct. were borne
to the funeral ear. the pail bearers hc-
ing Mc,,r,. ~. j. O'kanc. Th0ma,
Workman. James VI. Todd. Peter Far
rcn. William Laugh.iu. Daniel Bodlcy.
aud VI. Edwards
The funeral cortcec was headed hy
Capt. Dolbuegc and squad of oigh-
teen officer, iu full uniform. carry
ing their clubs hanging hy the
guards. Following them came Mayor
Scabrigh.. Solicitor White and mcm-
beers %. Council and other city officials.
Bricklaycr,' Union came ucNt and there
was very large turnout of the mcm-
bcr-. Quite number of people iu car
riagc, followed the remains to their last
resting place 100 Greenwood cemetery,
and the cortcgc was quite ana imposing
one At Tuesday evening, ', meeting of
Council the following action wa, taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-10
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
The Transfers Left for Record. Yes
inrhlN.

The Transfers Left for Record ieS-
tcrday.
The following transfers of real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook yesterday:
Deed made March 6. 1890. by John
F n. Rinchart 10 W :. Mccullough. FOR
lot SO. g in square No. %. iu Nprigg
AZ RitchIo's addition. Consideration.
$1,000.
Deed made March D., l-9o. by William
In. N.chol, and wife To- Edgar lliggs.
+ for Il piece of land Zoo Rich.and district
u the Forks of Peters rum. Con>idera-
tiou $40.
Decd made April S. $500. hy Susan :.
Uildrrth to 4. G.. lladlich. for part OF
lot No. l63. u Oriof /aue's addition.
Consideration. 5000.
Decd made March T.. $780, 10y Her
man Ackormanu and wife. OF Monroe
comfy. d.. to Adam Ackermau, for lot
No. NJ and the south hale OF iot 80. lo.
. iu square so. 26. iu the town OF south
Wheeling Consideration. $1,000.
Decd made February .o. l,'p. by Wm-
Nemmiugcr. trustee. 90 John G.. Kline.
+ for lot 50. -3. in Jonathan Iane'> addi-
tion. Consideration. -.
Decd made February 2o. l,'o. by W in.
Ncmminger. trustee. to John q. Kline
for Iat 50. ID lu Jonathan /aue'~ addi-
tfou. Consideration. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-10
ALL SERENE.
Tire rlint Glass Scale for the Coming Year
Fixed without Trouble.

AiAtu " ltNuul trouble.
The flint glass workers OF America
can now enjoy their annual summer
vacation, knowing that no labor troubles
will prevent their returning 10 work
when cool weather comes. The manu-
Iacturers can take stock. repair their
factories and then do rs they please.
The scale between the American Flint
Glass Workers Association and the
table ware glass manufacturers was
agreed upon Tuesday at Pittsburg after
a final four-hour conference.
President Smith, Secretary Dillon and
the members of the executive board OF
the Flint Glass Workers, Union. met the
manufacturers at two o'clock in the
rooms of the Western Flint and Lime
Glass Association. Representatives OF
all the union factories IN the United
States We've present. -Four hours were
spent I'm debate When the meeting ad-
iourncd thc men had gained their point.
The scale is similar Co the one i'm force
during the present year. \ few changes
were necessary owing TO the manuiac-
turc of new styles of ware. No increase
in wages was demanded. The discus
sion was ou the question of paying Ger
tain prices for different styles OF goods.
The cugraycrs scale was TO be con-
sidcrcd at thc conference yesterday or
to-day. The iron mold scale viii then
Dee thc only one remaining. This will
De easily arranged.
President Smith said:
..Ths ouff,OI, for Cd upDl ytgr'~ h.-i-