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No1lot or sane OF rrAL rsrAre.

NouCE Is nEREBY GIVEN, THAr rs
~ puffuarec az an order " the Probate
toutt ~ the uoanty Of talt lAkc, Toifii1F 81
TITAN, On tho Ell day,of feuTulfr, 1871. in the
matter u he estate 1t iicnr| ingbioion. dscods.
ed. tho urdnfslgacd, admtnniriif.N - the fiid
tfiate. will tril st private sale 90 The highest
bidder, fof cash, subieci y coni.fmt.ion by SAID
Probate couTt. on The girf ety o. NAY, lsli,
ht 4 o'oitof M, Al the law o1ito % il'ehMds
Z Movie. IN The combination building. 81. 81 :.
Nan street, Do .tHcly nud roluifu ~ san Laks,
Territory II tsl'i ait the usht title and inter.
est aud estate Of the sAii Henry iugUftsen. NJ
The time uf his death, and tn tln right, tue
aud interest that TIE flIu estate has,
Oihrf than or 10 addition a. SHAT Il tfO AID
Henry inehfesen 40 the. lime M bis death In
nud 10 go that certain .piecg on parcel u land
LAKE. forilory Of Uiah. Anf bounded snd de- .
fcribcd DE- follows. HtgtBllnF 10 point on
~" east sdr ~ road east seventy two tul.
dfcdiht 1,l thains. and nsiih one eni rineiy.
two tuudrcfihs n ~ chains, fr0u tho south
wet conner f the nCflhcsat quarter ~ section
Twgniy scvon l2il ~ ToHn'Wp one ~ south,
q Range one a. tast 4.li Iaso Meridian.
and ten ijj mirutst. Eat cFht 81
chains, thence Nofth Eve dl chains.
thence Nnuh eighty two rp uct
greea aud ten 40 minutsH. West eight 10
chains, ihence soutd d,o t,'.h,n. 90 ihs Place
81 hrT| 1nluE, f0gcther with the secondary
waisI rght W The same Ani alsu with AZ Eht
q way Tor on iugaang dnch across tho lahd
such q fllco ~ will 10 practi u and The least
Injurious Co the estate % laid uectased.
Terms end coiiiions q lgIs. Cash ten per
cent of purchase money ~ is Paid 20 the al.
mluisiraflN on ihq day 81 sale balance on
confirmation nf aalN BY aAil court Decd AZ
expense ~ purchaser, nifa 20 be in Whiting
and delivered 20 said ndmlnistratnx before
sald hour " sale.
ANNA a. CkLvEHr.
AdminiiifairiH Of the estate Of Henry Ing
brrtsn, dtrotpsi.
SAT- Laig cay. Aprii ai,h. i.9i. dsw
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One writer Kindly says "Woman's mis-.
sion IA this world "a ~ grand, II not mo"e
80, than that u mnn's, but IL IA different
She Is endowed with gcntleuess and fine
ness Of lber which man does not posses.
\ man Is attracted by the qualities that do
not belong 10 him personally. II woman
Is 10 become man In responsibilities mans
love Tor her will cease 'Woman'a sphere
rs happily broadening hut II Will 10 only
M lar lis nature Intended aud no farther.
It cannot cover the whole ae!d of human
eaoTt.N
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CONFINED n,ERER AND TuRnowrR.
other piece IS boltod and allowed 60 ex.
tend nix inches forward and foot or
moro backward. A V shaped piece Of
iron fastened upon this receives one end
Of tho gaugc, which Is firmly braccd by
a thrcc.oighths inch iron rod connecting
with u ring bolt Ut the forward extremity
OF tho center piece. thus admitting Of
motion from sido 10 side only IN per.
pendicular plane. This does away with
all cords attached 10 the harness, and
variation from unequal pulling Of tho
team Is avoided.
Into tho ccntcr piece aud rear cross
piece stout legs Of some elastic timber
arc inherited, which support q scat NJ u
proper height. Tho front corners Of this
scat are rounded and tho center Of tho
front end cut slightly hollow. II Is
placed just far enough forward TO allow
this hollow part to rest solidly against
the gauge when IN a perpendicular pod.
ton, IA in tho engraving, holding It ~.
cufcly while turning or In driving 10 aud
from the iiold. To prevent wear a plccc
OF strap iron "a tackled across the front
end Of the scat, and another ON the gauge
where Z! strikcs tho seat. Tho elasticity
Of the legs allows tho gauge 10 pass tho
slight swell on either side. Tho driver
eau operate this without leaving his
place, rs would DO necessary with other
forms, and when raised both hands afro
frcc to use tho lines.
OF course tho distance from tho centcr
Of the machine to tho center of the gauge
marker must be exactly twice that b..
tween tho contors Of the runners. Tho
gauge marker IA made comparatively
light, II or 10 inches high. and but o or
10 inches long, tho object Of making II 40
high being 10 carry tho pole above tho
runner. This Is rather u disadvantage,
for % Is much moro liablo TO break by
catching on stones and roots than " II
were lower aud shaped differently (see
second cut, Fig. AZ.
Another improvement Of doubtful gem
eral utility, but especially suited to his
case, was made by q neighbor, whose
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Mlw Molile Tnlmagc, a niece Of Dr.. Tai.
mage, was born In China and lived thcrc
some time ~ missionary. She could
SPEAK Chinese before fhe learned English.
Shu says the Chinese language il very dit.
hcult 10 master, hrcausc - much depends
on the tone or pitch In which tho same
word L. spoken. Tor Instance, tho word
"gce" has eight different meanings, nc.
cording as II Is pronounced The word
"kuJe' means precious" and II also
means devil" One American who was
htndylng the language referred 10 bis wiic
~ his "kujc," and "a lao did not got tho
pitch Right hc called hcr devil. detroit
Nrtva
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FARM AND GARDEN.
SUBJECTS SURE TO INTEREST TIE
COUNTRY READER.

4 Combined Marker md Turnover De-
signed aud Described by n Young Farm.
or In III. Rural New Yorker. aud Pos
sessinE Point. Of Importance.
This implement "a shown In the m.
nczed cuts. Tho runners arc cut from
three inch material, 0. feet long and 10
Inches wide. These are placed ut tho
proper distance apart and held In post
tion by crosi pieces in front and behind,
each end being notched into tho runner
and fa'tcneddown with two coach sorrows
tinchci long and three-cighths an inch
In diameter. Over these cross pieces and
IN the center between tho runners an.
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Kate Teunait Wood, in discussing the
value OF the classes or schools for oultivat-
ing tho memory says Any good mother
who eau remember the hour for brcakttgt,
The cover on Iohnny's book, the button on
Shsic's cioas, orders for the market, ar
rangemcnta for dessert, baby's powder and
plpu's laundry, and plan the sewing, dress.
making and gardening. doesn't need les
sons In STRENGTHENING the memory The
average American housekccper remembers
mora Ia one day than sho can forget In n
lifetime. She ~ being Of many trades,
nm expert In many professions, and peri.
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All my potatoes aro northern grown,
writes Pennsylvania In the American
Garden. Hc saysi From years Of ex-
porionce have found that northern stocl,
Is far superior 10 southern in yigor and
yielding qualities. This Ia more apparent
In the early varieties than in the late
ones because of the fact that tho early
dug tubcrs pass the lino of maturity aud
are ON the down grade 10 decay before
the planting time comes In Bpging,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-21

The lifo OF Chinese child Is full Of
quaint, strange ways and habits, ~ they
appear TO US. but doubtless TO the oye, "
the Celestias our customs arr equally
queer. STILL taken Ml Ia all, American
children enjoy much more pleasure nnd
frcedom, and need envy those " no other
nation. For IN America, morn than IN
any other land children are the objects OF
constant ncttlng, aud aro treated by grown
people as companions and eguals,-Phila'
cslphia TimeA,
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LUCKY BILL MINING COMPANY.

nRiNCiPAL PLACE on BUSINESS, PARK
city, Utah. Nuttre h. hereby gwen, that
al meeting 81 the board Of Trustees, held
on the an day OF May, ls3l, an assessment no,
~ % Two coats per share was levied on tho
capital stock Of the CORPORATION, pay able with
Clty. Utah. Any stock upon which this asses.
mcnt may remain unpaid on the slth day oi
june. lsll. viii 10 delinquent and advertised
for sale a. puhhc auction and unleta payment
ia mado teinfo wall be sold on the dh day OF
Auguat. lf1i, a. the hour Of 10 am, Of tho
c0mpany's once. Constitution building, salt
Lake CITY. Utah. 10 Ray the DELINQUENT assoc.
expense Of sale.
". !. BUTTON, Secretary,
20 Main street. salt Lake CITY, utAh, Resi-.
dcnco, No. 49, 5. second West street
dlawi N
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NyOUCE ~ HEREbY GIVEN nv THE
~ undorslgncd, administrator OF the esu.to
~ Jsmos Whitehead, deceased 20 the creditors
o. aad gli,pegauuh having claims against tue
SAID deceased, 10 exhibit Ngm with the nee
ofshfy v0uchtfe within four months after tho
fret publication Of thit notice, TO tho said
James whitehead, al sprlngyille, Utah CouRty,
UIAh Territory,
Dated hay O., 1871,
JANIS WHITEHEAD,
Administrator VI the eaiaie VI jana While.
head, deceased, aIAWsth
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN lie Graudc Young and Spencer ClnWton,
n1ministTators OF the estate OF clara u. Young,
decoaked, have rendered for settlement, aud
MED N said Court, their hnal account Of the!r
administration Of tgd estate and petition for
among the persons cliiil.d thereto AMI that
Tuesday, tho .nd day u June, A. u. isil, a.
10 O'Clock a. ~. Of mo Court ltoom Of sad
Court, M the COunly Court House, salt Lake
appointed by thr Judge u SAID Court, for tho
settlement OF said arnount aud hetrlng sad
petition FOR disuiluunn, AZ which tine and
place any person Interested m sHid Ostatc may
appear and Show Oause, II any there DO, why
SAID account should not be- settled and up,
proved and hnA airlbuIion made AZ prayed
Tor.
dated May 3. 1871.
CT. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
ny q, 4 Stanton. utpuiY, DID
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ELiAs 4. suuii. Cashier, plaintiff
J. s. Bosp, defendant.
The reoplo Of the Territory Of Utah send
10 ). Is. Hood, defendant;
YOU AiiE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
n pear an action brought AGAINST you by
the above named tluniin In the District Court
ut The ihifd Judicial Distflct Of the itrrit1ry
" Utah, and 10 answer The complaint lled
therein within ten days te1rlusWo % the day
of sCrticcI after me service on you Of this
rumiuuns-f served within this county or. u
served out NJ tiiis county, hut In this district,
within lNeuy da7t otAcrWi.e within forty daya
--ur Judgment ly default wilt Ue thkrn uF4inft
Yuu, according 90 tie prayer Of said complaint.
tho .aid action o. brought 70 fcsoscr the
sun Of iilu1, with interest thereon ut per
cent pcr annum from october list, i~o. ana
Tor i.fn for attorneys ices. aud Tor costs Of
th.s suil. and % havoc decree for the tore.
rlosurg hni sale " the Following described
property situate in the city aud county OF SAT-
lake, Utah Territory, tp'Wit tommenciu, at
lie NV cornCr Of lot t,llock ~, plat &, = I-t.
survey, thence = u rudl, thence D.. three
ru.s, M.nrc \. T. rod, thcuco ". Three
rods 10 the place ut beginning, under
o certain mortsnge made aud delivered BY tho
motto dated ~ -nlt Lake Ci,Y. I tab, Jan. gist
$50. flr go, due 90 twelve months from said
date, with iuttfrst AZ per cent per annum
iioui dalC uAtil pad that no part of said pm.
tIpnl ur interest has be uaid except the infrfta
un ~. sane down 70 october eist, 1850,
was agreed in tall mortgage that said defend
ant would r4y ai the rlsts including q roas,
enable attorney fee In ease default Doc made M
she rnyinHnt VI thu principal or interest that
plaintiff 10 now the legal owner aud holder OF
tlid note hti NOR gaEns inst The defendant
aud 40 purfnus claiming snid prcinscs tunsc.
qucnt sail PLAINTIFF mortgage MAJ be- barred
aud foiycloHcd OF AL claim or right therein !,
flf the utual statutory rolct, and for such
other and further relief In tic premises ~ 20
this court nay seem meet and equitable.
Aud you are hereby notified that II you fan
10 appear and nnssrr the faid compliant ~
above required, AMI the said plaintiff W u take
Judgment nsalnst you for Tie sum Of Sil00,
With Interest, attorneys fees ~ above aud for
costs Of sult,
Wltucsa TN Hon, Charles =. l.nc, Judge, aud
the seal q the blstnc iCoun Of the Thrd
Jgt.cni uauict, 10 and Tor the Territory
Of Utah, thiaafd day 81 March. IN the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
lEGLi HENRY O, MCMILLAN
Clerk
~ Gro u. Looms,
oawiw thur Deputy CLERK
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NOTICE. 10 oREpIroRs.


TFTlf0 n IAmCf WItTtnTl UO0ehG0i1
AIOrigE W. HEREBY GIVEN ny TuE
~ unfrrsEurd adm.uisIfatnr II the estate
NJ James MirLC1a, deceased. 10 the creditors
OF, and all Vtrt1hs having elaine against the
sAid deceased, a. exhibit them with the ncc-
yfaarJ vouchers within ten months after tho
hrat publication NJ thfs notice. 20 tho aaid
administrator, NJ the law uniCe ~ Richard a
Movie, Constitution rulltng. No. - b. Main
street, halt Lake CITY, In the County o. salt
Lake.
DAied May u. 1901.
JOuN Wt.LOUGuHT,
Administrator Of the estate % james wick
ousi deceased. dihwhtr
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOriCE u HEREBY GIVEN, ny THE
~ undersigned, NoIrFc J. TAYLOR. Admin.
nuatnr % thn ksttto ofNary hun D1llda, de
ceased 70 the creditors Of, and Hil persons
having clAlins against the said doccafG1,
70 thhut them with the necessary yuuchs
cr within ten Iunltht after the nfsi pub.
lcauon 90 THIS nnuce. 10 The said Geurgu g..
street, ft.t Lakc city, In the County Of SAT-
Lake, Utah Territory,
Dated May let, 4. u. ispi.
GEpEGE >. TAYLOR.
Administrator Of Esta'n VI Mar Ann Ch.ids,
deceased. q fr
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ underfirncd Executors 81 the estate "
lury u. Young. deceased, 10 the creditors "
aud 90 pCrson1 having claims against the said
dcoraatd. to Uxhilu them with the nocet.
slry voucher. within ten months after the met
publication OF ~ notice, 10 tho said EXECUTOR,
care 81 ltCtor Young, At 40 Elat Temple
street. st Lake city, IN the County Of salt
Lake. Utah Territory
Iaicd Narth I.th. 1901.
Hiuuk YOrNG,
titrA - CilTA YOUNG,
IL 1tlASu YOUNG
Executors oi the estate Of Lucy y. Noung
deceased. dlawih,
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NOTICE Is nEREBY GlyFN ny THE
~ undersigned, AdminAuator 81 tho ~.
atc Of Joshua Parkc', doceascd. to The cred.
the fa.t hecctged, 10 exhibit them, With
the necessary Nuurhcrf, within i'm months
after tho nr.t publication ~ thW notice, 90 d.
W. summcIhayf. ~ salt iaku CITY ni ms
place at tuHincHs, 80 % south. Third WCst
nirrct, iu me county m Nalt Lake,
Dated April .pth ~. -
u W. suMMERHAYs.
Administrator Of Joshua Parker. deceased.
barlow ToIgulon and John NJ. Cannon, AZ.
torneys for estate GsA
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NOTICE. no CREpIToRs.
In tho Probate Court, ln aud Tor SAT- LAX
Couaty, Tulntory Of UAh.
In the matter Of he Estsiu OF Jane 5.
smith deceased.

In the matter Of the Eataiu Of Jane 3.
smith deceased.
NOTICE Is HEHEBI GIVEN THAT
~ Henry j. Smith and MILFORD =. smith,
executors Of tho estate Of Jane s. smith, De
ceased, lave rendered inf fCttlCWcnt, aud nlcd
IN said court, their final account Of their adj.
minlftrstiou 81 said estate anu petition Tor dnHl
distribution Of the residue OF sad estate among
q. M, NJ the Court Room Of said court, IN the
County Court ufe,salt Lake CITY ana cpuniy,
Utah Territory. has been duiy appointed by Tie
judge Of said court, fll The settlement Of saii
account and hearitg slld petition for ditiflbu'
ton, ~ which time and place any pefaon intcF'
estcd IN said cttatc may HupgAr and show
cause, II m there hc,why said account should
not be settled and approved and final dlHtrihu'
ton made a. prayed tor,
Dated April 3, ifl.
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
By O. n. STANTON. Deputy d3w
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN aud for SALT I.sfe
County, TCrntoty u utah.

In the matter Of the Estate oi Thomas
Adkins, scn, Deceased.
NOTicE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN q, v. saNsrc, administrator % tho cFtaio
OF IhomaH Adkins, sen iecCtted, has rem
dcTci for settlement, and nlrd On fald Court, his
nnal account Of H. adinini1ifntuu ~ faif cs-
ute and petition Tor lnh disfibuilon 81 tho
residue ~ stid estate AuonE the persons
Cuullsd thereto, AMI Tat MednesdaY, Che an
day ~ May, a. u, i1i, At 10 O'Clock a. M,
% The Court Room p SAD Court, m hc Conniy
Territory has been duly Appolntrd BY the JldTa
81 sad COURT for The srtilemfntof SAID account
and hearing said petition for distribution, ~
which time and pace any person iutcruf'cl m
sad estate may trprar and show cause, " any
there be, why sall account should not "
settled and approved and nnal distnuution
made a. prayed Tor,
Dated Aay ;, islL
C.E. ALLEN,
dtd Clcff 81 the i'f1Iatu Court,
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IOuS ". WALLER, Tiig AuMlNtaTnA.
~ TOR % Tie estate Of 1uumaf nlrA1rdf0n,
ufce ard, ha,lng nlod he petition heron. daily
Nefned, praYiHF for an 0sdcf n us'c Of ~ tha
ptffubHl AM real esiatt " taif decrdfnt,
minofa. fnr tho pgfpotea thUf4in a1t form, 10 u
H1l1 deceased appear before the SAID ffnhaLs
tnur on saturday, the % DAY Of Mas,
lfi % l0o'clook In the 10 enc 10 NJ 'aid day. Il
toe Cpur. Room " said frola.n Count AZ Tho
County Nourt llousq, In the Cay aud County %;
tNt lska, Utah Territory 10 show cause why
Au order should not bC gfantUi 90 mo said ID
minatfator, 10 sc'l 90 iauGh ~ Lil the rcrtrnal
property aud teal sstaie u tha Haid deceased
~ private aalr, A. thnii be urrfnHafY, and that
a copy OF this order DO Published Il least fous
tuercasyo uosts IN Tho plsEHEE kyEsiso
Nhws, newtpaHtr printed aud pubnthoi va
fAIf CTS aId county.
Dated Apfil 2ith ilgi,
q. 81. BAlrCn, Probate judge.
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TTnuffoul or utAu,l
County of SAT- iatc.
her. Auen. Clcfs Of the pf,bsia Court IN
ana Tor The tsurty u salt iasr, iu che Tern.
tor 10 Utah. DO hereby rrfiiiy Mat ,ho fnr'
gong is b fun, true AMI correct copy ~ order
IL show cause why order Of rlit Of real uatAts
should not be- made, hlcd Apfi gAth, a. ID. lsgl,
~ app 1rHoi record In my Office,
Ih'Wi.1ess whereof, fhlyo hcrcuntn set ny
hand and Hnxtd tho seal % said Court this
gith cay ~ Aprll, a. u. ISL.
ftfALl q q. ALLEN,
Cleft % Probate Court
ny @. 4. STANTON,
Deputy CLERK 4
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SUMMONS.


IN the Disirct Court 10 and for ne Third
judicial District o. ulah 1cu.tory,
Coaniy Ut saltf
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SUMMONS.

N me district Court IN and Tor ne Third
JRdiclm instruct " Uldh Territory,
County NJ san lake.
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ELtAs a. suru. Cashier. plaintiff
We SUMMON
J. +, BosD, defendant.
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In the matter OF the Estate Of Thomas
Adkins, sen, Deceased.
The Forrest City times., 1891-11-06
Misers' Uprising.

The trouble e.ween the miners and penitentiary lessees, at Briceyille- renn., cuiminated last Friday night. in the release or 3G5 conviots, the burn. ing Of ten houses with eight rooms each dining hall, kitchen and hospital. It appears that some 5000 miners, armed with Winchester rifles and one small cannon, in the quiet of the night marched upon the stockades. overpow- cred the guards, demanded the keys. released the prisoners, giving them citizeus' clothing and telling them to make their escape, and then set fire to the stockades, warehouses, etc. reduc- ing everything to ashes, After accom- plisliing their purpose the mob descend cd into the valley and fired of large number of dynamite bombs and their cannon, making great racket. There was no shot fired at any man. and no one hurt. Everything is quiet and the miners profess to know nothing when questioned. Many of the convicts made their escape. while others are wandering in an aimless way in the mountains and being picked mp by the authorities; others have taken refuge among the miners, dressed as such. One store was robbed before making the onslaught on the stockade and ever, thing carried away.
 What action the state authorities will take is not definitely known, but they say they will sec that the law is vindi. cated. The outbreak demonstrates that the people, when aroused, will not submit to be brought iuto competition with convict labor, whatever the law may be.
 1t will be remembered that only a few years ago q like outbreak came near occurring in this state, at Coal Hill. The system must go.
 F. s. At 1 o'clock Monday morning the stockade at Big Mountain was at tackled by 200 miners, and l65 prison CTS were turned loose and the stockade hurne1, after which the miners rode away. It is thought that every prison in the state will be attacked. and great excitement prevzlls.-Lonoke Demo crat.
The Forrest City times., 1891-11-06
THE WOODRUFF CASE.

The case of the State vs. Woodruff is still going on, and up to Thursday wit nesses for the state still occupied ti e stand. The evidence so far corre- spends with the statements already published. The evidence of Godbold, to would Mir. Woodruff loaned large amount of the money, was very dam aging. though while admitting that he borrowed about Si0O, 900 from Wood ruff, he testified that he did not know where Woodruff got the money. Sev- eral more days will probably be con- sumed with the evidence and then the lawyers will have an opportunity to display their oratory.