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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-09
BOX ELDER BITS.
Valuable Find of Onyx Near Mantua
Social AGairs-Business Matters

Valuable Find of Onyx Near Mantua
Social ATairs-Business Matters.
Brigham City, Dec. S.-Excepting the
four or five big land-loaded corpora
tons which permitted their taxes to
become delinquent this year, the delin
quent tax list for Box Elder county
for 1894 is much smaller than it was
last year. This is a sign of the i'm
provement of the times.
The heavy snow storm of Thursday
night will rejoice the hearts of the
sheepmen out in the western part of
this county. Now they can drive down
on to the grassy ranges west of Great
Salt Lake, where the feed is reported
in excellent condition. Over 100000
sheep are reported on these winter
ranges.
The golden wedding of William L.
and Mary A. Watkins was celebrated
in Brigham City Tuesday by family
reunion. Over a hundred relations and
invited guests enjoyed the big supper
which was served in the afternoon. In
the evening a nice entertainment and
picnic were given in the ward meeting
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins are 81
and 6s years old respectively. The
reunion was a splendid success.
The Democrats around here were
pleased to see the Salt Lake Republi-
cans who refused through over con-
fidence in their own strength to carry
on a non-partisan school election, get
so nicely knocked out of their little
game of hog" On the very same
grounds and for the same reasons they
ought to lose the constitutional con-
vention.
A valuable find of onyx in the hills
! southeast of Mantua is reported. A
/ sample Of the product of the quarry
/ is in the possession of Jacob Jensen,
who owns the new find by right Of
discovery.
! County Recorder Elect Eyrum
Standing, good Democrat, is build
/ ing a neat frame home in the First
i ward. It is nearly ready for occu-
pancy. By the way, there are very
! few Democrats around these diggings
! but what are solid citizens and pro-
perty owners on no small scale. That
/ is the class of men who somehow seem
to unconsciously drift into the Demo-
! cratic ranks up this way.
There are close on to 1000 children
now in attendance at all the schools
in Brigham City. Quite a little army,
this.
Apostle Lorenzo Snow came up from
Salt Lake yesterday and expects to
return next Monday morning.
Last week ]. a. Bigler and Miss
Agnes Standing were married at Col
linston, where they will make their
home. Justice Joseph Watkins, of
/ Beaver Dam, tied the knot. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Bigler are well known in
Salt Lake and other parts of Utah,
where they count many friends. A
big wedding reception was given the
evening of the happy event.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

An evening session of the district
court was held on Friday when testi-
snony was taken in the case of Martha
D. Farr against w. B. Swigart and the
Consolidated Implement company, to
recover $4,000 damages. 1t is alleged
that the defendants, on the oath Of
May, 1893. broke a lock open on the
door of plaintiffs barn, situated on his
premises, and violently and maliciously
took two horses, one valued at $250-and
the other at 5000.
Messrs. Rhodes and Hulaniski repre-
sent the plaintiff and Messrs. Allison
and Tanner the defendants. The case
was on trial when court adjourned.
The following matters were also be-
fore the court:
49Dn VS.. H. w. Ring: decree of fore
closure granted as prayed for and judg-
ment for S62S.75, attorneys fee of $50
and costs of suit.
Dellemand & Co. VS.. J. r. Edwards;
demurrer overruled.
Robert Henderson VS.. Union Pacific
railway company; on motion, action
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
William Gotham VS.. Arnold Goodliffe;
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
National Bank of Haley VS.. Gather
ine Lewis; motion for new trial set for
hearing on December Is.
D. P. Tarpey VS.. John Sharp; motion
for new trial and to re-tax costs set
for hearing December Is.
c. f. Randall VS.. Herman Voss ct.
al; motion to discharge attachment ar
gued and taken under advisement.
Utah National Bank VS.. Salt Lake
and Ogden Gas and Electric Light COM
'pany; verdict for plaintiff for $4,000.
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SECURE 4 HOME CHEAP.


AUCTION SALE OF HOUSES AND
Iotst On Wednesday, the 21st day OF
December next, at the hour OF 10 O'clock
a. NJ at the south front door Of the
county court house. new city and coun-
ty building) shall sell at auction to the
highest bidder. a house and lot. Lot
described as beginning at northwest
corner OF lot Is. in block one. Temple
View. Salt Lake county. Utah. and run
ming thence south Slh feet, thence east
1275z feet, thence north 311t feet thence
west lz71z feet to beginning, situated on
Second West street. one and 0ne-hal1
minutes walk from west side Rapid
Transit electric line Terms of sale, $500,
or, such less sum as buyer may prefer,
can remain for such time not exceeding
two years as buyer may designate at 3
per cent. interest. payable senii-annuaIIy,
secured by trust deed on premises
Also another house and lot south OF.
and adjoining the above lot. of same
length and width as the last described
lot. Same terms. Both lots have alley
ten feet wide. in rear. Sale positive.
For further particulars apply to r. w.
Wilson. $50 S. Main street
G. F. HEWMENWAY,
BY E. W. WILSON, Agent.
Salt Lake City. November IL 1894
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MARsRAL,s SALE.

MARS1TAL'S SALE.-PURSUANT TO
an order of sale and decree of foreclosure
to ME directed by the Third Judicial dis
trict court of the territory of Utah, l
shall expose at public sale, at the west
front door of the county court house
in the city of Salt Lake, county of Salt
Lake and territory of Utah, on the 18th
day Of December, 1894, at Q2) twelve
O'clock m, all the right, title, claim and
interest of John G.. Truman, Lulu G.
Truman and Cole Ambrose, of, in, and to
The following described real estate situate,
living and being in Salt. Lake county,
Utah tie, ritory. and described as follows,
to-Wit: Part of lot IL, block 20, Five
Acre plat A, Big Field survey. Comme1.c-
ing at the northwest corner of said lot
IL running thence east five and one-half
(5ib) rods thence south 10 rods thence
west Ave and one-haf l519 reds and
thence north 10 rods to the beginning.
Situate in Salt Lake city and county,
Utah territory, together with all and
sin gular the tenements, heridltaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in
anywise appert raining. To be sold as the
property Of John G. Truman, Lulu G..
fTrumall and Cole Ambrose at the suit OF
J. l.. Griffith. Terms of sale cash.
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM,
u. S. Marshal.
By A. G. DYER, Deputy Marshal.
Dated December 5th, 1924:
J. Van Meter. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
whereas, Frank @. Brown, of the City, OF
New York State of New York, by his
certain deed of trust made and executed
by him on November 18th, 1873, to Joseph
B. Rosborough and Samuel A. Merritt
then delivered and duly recorded In the
recorders Office in the County OF Of, sat
Lake, Territory of Utah, in book. g of
convey and confirm to the said RoSDor.
ough and Merritt, who are the parties or
the second part in said deed, certain min
ing property situate in the County of Salt
Lake and Territory of Utah. and in the Big
Cottonwood mining district in said coun-
ty; the said mining claims being described
claims situated on Kesler's Peak in said
mining district, county and territory
aforesaid. known as, and called the Car
Donate. the Baker. the Sailor jack, Alto
Teas, Defiance, Eureka and Ebel mining
claims. also the Ebel tunnel, and being
the same property conveyed to the SAID
Frank G: Brown by John w. Kerr. John
Il. Mcbride, John P. Lawson and George
e. Harkins, which said conveyance was
in trust to secure the payment of a GER
tam Indebtedness aggregating some Sixty
lssory notes bearing even date with said
qeed OF trust and executed by the SAID
frank &. Brown, and payable to the or.
DER or John P. Lawson and George =,
Harklns, the parties CT the third part III
sa!d deed of trust. the one of said notes
being for the sum of Ten Thousand Dol
lars, payable January 1st, 1872, ana the
other of said pro.nissory notes being ioI
the, sum of Fifty Thous and Dollars, due
and payable On the first day of Marcn,
1879 each of said notes bearing. Interest
thereon from date until paid Which saic
deed of trust and the notes secured there-
by, having prior hereto been by the sale
John P: Lawson and George HaTklns
assigned. transferred, made oye,' ana de.
City of New York, State Of New York. oy
deed of assignment bearing date Marcr
11th 1875 and duly recorded in. the county
Utah Territory, in book III of mortgas-
es, page 1863; said Hamilton Odell heins
now the legal owner and holder OF 5alc
mortgage. aud notes: And whereas i , wa:
other things. that if default shall b'
Irtade in the payment OF any or SAID sum.
of principal or interest when due, III taS
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manner stipulated In said promissory
notes, or in the reimbursement of any
amounts herein provideq 70 pc paid or OF
ties Of the second part, or the. survivor Of
them. their successors or assigns, en- APP
plicat2n q the party ct ta thru a Rars
granted premises or such part tnereo1 as
in their discretion they shall find t neces-
sary 70 sell in order to accomplish the
object Of these trusts In she manner fol-
lowing. namely. They shall first publish
The time ana place Of such sale with ,,a, de-
s saaq Of the properly 70 Ds 5oi so a
newspaper published in the city ana coun-
ty of Salt Lake, ard may from time 10
to which such sale may be postponed,
they may. sell the. property so advertised,
or any portion thereof at public auction on
property may be situated to the highest
cash tidder. and the holder o. holders OF
signs may bid and purchase at such sale"
And whereas. the said promissory note
last falling due. to-wit. the note for Fifty
Thousand dollars. falling due on March
list. 1879. remains wholly unpaid to the ex-
| tent of Thirty-fve Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars, there having been paid thereon
prlcr hereto, only the sum OF Fourteen
THOUSAND Five Hundred Dollars. which
sid balance Of Thirty-fve Thousand Five
/ Hundred Dollars bears interest thereon
/ note, to-wit. March 1st, 1879. at the rate
| of ten per cent per annunl and that no
I part of said Thirty-fve Thousand Five
! Hundred Dollars, or of the interest there
| on as aforesaid, has been paid. but the
\ same remains wholly due and unpaid.
! Now, therefore. we. the Undersigned Jo-
lseph B. Roshorough and Samuel A. Mer-
/ rift, trustees as aforesaid, at the request
of the legal owner and holder of said
rote last above described, and by. virtue
of the authority given US in said deed of
/ trust. and in accordance with the provis-
! ions thereof. Will, on Saturday, the 18th
day OF December, 1894, betw cen the hours
| of u o'cICck m and 8 O'clock p. M, of
! that day, at the south front door of the
4 old county court house. in the city and
county of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah,
| proceed to cell and sell the above des-
to the highest Bidder for cash in hand. in
| order tc pay said note and interest and
1 the. costs of this trust, or so much thereof
! as It may pay; and upon such sale being
! made, being thereunto duly authorized by
said deed, we shall make, execute and
deliver to the purchaser or purchasers of
! said property q coed and sufficient deed
or deeds, conveying ALI the interest which
] the said Frank G.. Brown had In and to
! the aforesaid mining property on the 18th
/ day of November 1873, and which we have
or hold therein as trustees
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov %, 1891.
JOSEPH B. .ROSBOROUGH,
SAMUEL A. MERRITT.
Trustees.
Marshall & Royle. Attorneys.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Louis Maillot, the faster, still con-
tinues to make rapid progress toward
recovery.
V. Rapp, the Logan attorney charged
with forgery, will come before the court
tomorrow and plead.
An enjoyable supper and musical en-
tertainment was given by the Second
ward relief society on Friday evening
to raise funds for the relief of the poor
AT the regular meeting of Ogden
lodge No. 16, A. O. U. w, the following
officers were elected: George W. Driver,
master workman; Edwin Williams,
foreman; ]. r. Ahern, overseer; Charles
B. Carr. recorder; A. L. Brewer, finan-
cier; William BUcraft, receiver.
Surveyors will begin work tomorrow
on the spur of track from the Utah &,
Northern railroad to the iron mines at
Willard. 1t is also understood that Mr.
Evans has had selected the site for his
iron furnace, but the site has not yet
been made public
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Electric Rftters.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise.--A purer medicine does not ex-
ist and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitt5rs will cure
all diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt
Rheum and other affections caused by
impure biood.-Will drive malaria from
the system and prevent as we'll as cure
all Malarial fevers.-For cure OF Head
ache. Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters.-Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded.-Price
so cents and 81 per bottle at q. c. M. L
drug department.
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AT CANNONvILLE.
company c, Second Infantry, Gives
81 Grand Ball.

Grand Bail.
Cannonville, Utah, Dec. 3, 1S94.-The
second grand ball and promenade
given under the auspices of Company
c, Second Infantry, National Guard of
Utah, took place on the evening of
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 29, and was in
very deed a grand success, having
fully realized the expectations of the
most enthusiastic. Our new and COM
modious hall was brilliantly illumi-
mated and appropriately decorated
with thu entire paraph5Tnalia of the
soldier, till the walls resembled min
tcJture arsenal. 'Old Glory the de-
light of every true and patriotic-Amer-
lean, hung in all its splendor on the
back of the stage. The presence Of
the commissioned officers of the COM
pany gave the air an official flavor
while the civic contributed local celeb
rifles too numerous to mention.
Promptly at Z p. m Bugler Talbot
sounded the assembly, the signal to
commence social hoSuIHtles. me
grand march was formed with Captain
John NJ. Dunning at the head of the
column, accompanied by Mrs. Dunning
who manouveCed the march with ar
Tistic taste. 'beuokening nothing of the
novice, while First Lieutenant Andrew
J. Hansen and lady brought up the
rear in true military style.
Dancing was the order Of the day
and INDUCED in until 10 p. m, when
brief intermission took place, during
which Mr. Jacob Graft favored the COM
psny with his inimitable clog dance,
for which he is noted.
At the hour of u O'Clock Musician
Talbot sounded Taps the joyous and
happy assembly dispersed, praise re-
sounding upon all sides for what was
unanimously declared the most enjoy
able event of the season.
The orchestra, composed Of men of
Company c, under the efficient leader
ship of Sergeant Joseph Hilton, rem
dered choice selections from their extern
sive repertoire. Especial credit is due
to the various committees, consisting
of Sergeants .Spendlove, Davis and Hill
ton, First Sergeant Orson Talbot, Cor
poral Henderson, Musician Talbot and
private George Henderson, to whose
excellent management the success
achieved is in great part due. The mop
was very largely attended, and the fair
sex were out in force, escorted by
utafl's defenders, who acquitted them
slves-as true and gallant cavaliers.
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COURT CULLENGs.


E. G, DeFriez VS.. Sterling Cotton ct
al; plaintiffs granted leave to file
amended complaint; defendants given
twenty days to answer.
H. c. Edwards VS.. Telitha Fiddler;
stricken from present sitting for
cause.
Zerelda Horton VS.. E. F. Horton.
This is a, case wherein a divorce is
sought by Mrs. Horton, and tsetar the
case was filed the defendant was re-
strained from anywise interfering with
the plaintiff. A short time after the
defendant went to the house and broke
down the door and threatened to do
the plaintiff harm. For this he was
brought before the court and repri-
manded and released on good behav-
ior. The man transgressed again and
today was brought before his honor,
Judge King, and fined for contempt,
and allowed to go again, a poorer but
wiser man.
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NEW SUITS FILED.

The following suits were filed yes
terday:
ogden Building and Savings associa-
tion VS.. J. ]. Brummitt and H. c. john
son; suit to recover 81, 100 with interest
and $125 attorneys fee and for the US
ual decree for sale of mortgaged prop
erty.
The same plaintiffs VS.. J. ]. Brum-
mitt ct. al; judgment is asked for same
amount as above and usual decree.
James Ballard VS.. Maggie and G. F.
Bernstrom; suit to recover S6S9.45 and
interest; SIS attorneys fee and decree
of sale
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MRS. RE.RpALL,s CASE.

Eliza Beardall, the alleged murderess'
was brought before the court again
yesterday morning. Attorney happ
having withdrawn from the case, A b
Hayes entered his appearance for the
defendant A demurrer was interposeo
TO the Indictment on the grounds that
1T did not particularize the alleged Of
Tense and consequently did not comply
with the statute.
A hearing on the demurrer was set
for tomorrow.
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NEWS NOTES.

A very enjoyable musicale was given
at the B. Y. Academy last evening
under the auspices of the Polysophi-
cal society. A very nice programme
was rendered, and much credit is due
the management for such a credita-
BILE entertainment.
The Third ward people enjoyed
themselves last evening at ward
dance given in the warehouse.
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PARK CITY PIeKlNGS.

Jay c. Watson Dies From His In
jUries-Buria1 Today.
Jay c. Watson, the young man who
was struck on the head with "a billiard
cue in the hands of ''Tex'' ColyeT,
died this morning of conclusion of the
brain. AT this writing, an inquest is
being held over the remains.
Watson was q member in good
standing of Enterprise Lodge No. q,
A. Q. U. w, and the funeral will be
conducted by that order.
The remains will be taken, to Heber
City, where the funeral will be held
at Masonic nall Sunday at $50 a. m.
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THE GRAND Jury.

The report of the grand jury on the
election case is anxiously awaited. The
jury was engrossed yesterday again in
examining witnesses. The greatest in
terest is manifested in the case and it
was confidently expected that report
would have been made last evening be-
fore the court adjourned, but the ex-
pectation was not realized.
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SAUNDERS0N REMANDED.
Extremely Depressed Over tn,
Charge Against Him.

Charge Against Him.
London, Dec. S.-ReginaId Saunder-
son, charged with murder on Nov. &c,
of the woman Dawes, in Kensington,
was :Graigned today. He is tall,
dark, well built youth of gertlemanly
appearance. He seemed extremely de-
pressed. The letters which the police
received from Dublin, giving the de-
tails of how the girl was murdered.
was read. 1t was signed "Jack-the-
Ripper" 1t is said to be in the pris-
oner's handwriting. After the formal
evidence had been presented, the pris-
oner was remanded.
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OVERsTUDY DID 1T.
Why Carl BenrdsIey So Mysterious
Iy Disappeared

Iy Disappeared.
Detroit, Mich, Dec Sword has
reached this city from the interior of
Canada that Carl Beardsley, the Uni
versity of Michigan student who mys-
teriously disappeared from this city
while attending the Cornell University
of Michigan football game on Thanks
giving Day, has been found here hope
lessly unbalanced mentally. Overstudy
is said to have been the cause of his
condition.
He comes of a prominent Indiana
family, and is the son of the late Sena-
tor Beardsley.
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SHERIFFs SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
an execution to me directed from the
Third Judicial district court, Salt Lake
city and county of Salt Lake, Titan ter
ritory, in favor of Oscar j. Youngberg
ard against 2. D. Hoge. to satisfy a
judgment of $1,0l5.S0 and $3.50 costs of
suit, interest and accruing costs, / have
levied upon the following described prop
erty, to-wit: All the interest e. D.
Hoge had en- the list day OF February, 1894
or that he has since acquired in and to
the New York mining claim, lot No. 1870;
New York No. l, mining claim, lot No
191; Bonanza No. 10, mining claim, lot
No. 1872; Emma Erandt mining claim, lot
No 1888; Hoboken mining claim, lot No.
1874; North Star No. /, mining claim, lot
No. 1856; Brooklyn mining claim; Silver
King mining claim; Silver King Tunnel
site: situated in Little Cottonwood mining
district Salt Lake county, Utah territory,
taken as the property of 70. d. Hoge, and
will expose the same for sale or so much
thereof as will satisfy the plaintiff S de-
mand, to-wit: 81, 015.30 and $I5.50 costs of
suit with interest thereon at the rate of
Der cent per annum from the 18th day
of ApriI 1894, and accruing costs, at the
west front door of the court house in
Salt Lake city, county of Salt Lake, terri
tory of Utah, on the 26th day of De-
cember, 1895, at u O'Clock, noon. To be
sold as the property of 2. j.. Hoge, at the
suit of Oscar j. Youngberg. Terms OF
sale cash. WILLIAM MCQUEEN,
D''-0 Sheriff.
BY A. H. STEELE, Deputy Sheriff;
Dated at Salt Lake City, Titan, De-
cemher T. 1894.
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DIED.

KUNKEL-In Salt Lake city, December
z, 1894 Elizabeth Kunkel, native of
Germany, aged rs years.
Friends and acquaintaalces are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral sery-
ices at O'Clock p. M, today Sunday,
from the residence of John Hosp. No.
$40 Green street, First ward. Interment
Catholic cemetery
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DENTISTS.

HAPPY -FOUR DENTAL co, Gl21t S.
Site st. Appointments by mali collected
J. b. KEYSOR .Ss BRO. DENTISTS.
Rooms /, 2 and :. first floor. Scott-AHer-
bach Building.
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MONEY TO LCAN-LOANS, Any
amount on city. or Salt Lake and laws
Corricil block.
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND-SEE
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To TRADE.

A good equity in a piece of business
property for residence, city or country;
value of property desired 5000 to 5000.
Address or call upon A. Z. Clark, Knuts-
ford hotel.
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FOR SALE.

street, Tooele City, with good cellar, city
water and barn; all in excellent condi-
ton. Terms, half cash. balance to be
paid in inStallments at reasonable inter-
est. Address A. H. Ecker, Tooele City.
Utah
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FOR RENT

;. New Broom house, rear s47 East Second
South.
Seven-room house, Fifth South and
State, SO a month; 10-room house close in,
cheap; all modern improvements. Conway
& Donnellan. 26 Commercial block.
Comfortable rooms or offices in Holmes
building, cheap; steam heat. q. S. Holmes,
knutsfofd.
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PROVO PARAGRAPHS.
A Man Who MonI1eyed With an Or
der of the Court, Pays For 1t.

Provo, Dec. S.-The case of Ben
Argyle VS.. The Strawberry Cattle
company is still on trial in the First
district court. 1t will probably go to
the jury this evening.