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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-06

ID Ia reported that the Geyser mill,
the operations OF which were stopped
recently through water controversy,
viii start up again tomorrow, under
more favorable conditions than have
heretofore existed.
This controversy involving title TO u
very valuable piece u mining proper.
~, which TOR somu time has been tx.
iHiiug between the Dalton and Lark
and the Lead niue companies, has
been settled out Of court.
Tho output OF the Sunshine mining
oompany's mill Is about 10 be- increased
from 80 to 300 tons OF ore per day.
Yesterdays Nspbi Times aayE A
new strike has teen made In the Con.
glomeTate mine In Little salt Creek,
south Of Nephi, which mas Jumped the
price u stock In the company TO 90
cents q snare, The orc uncovered 10 q
large bo1y and runs high in silver and
gold. Development work on other
claims la tho Vicinity has been Ae-
celebrated thereby and everybody IL
husiiing to get the mines ia shape for
the spring boom that IL bound TO come.
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CHICAGO, Feb. O.-Jamss II. Rice,
prefiugnt OF the James II. Rice com.
pEny, ono OF the lGrgeht manufaotuT.
log gud exporting concerns In the
plato glAss indu6tTy IA America, died
IN this city OF Brgnps disease this
m0rninR. Mrs. Rice, MA wife, died
On Tuesday, and the two will be buried
together, probably tomorrow. Mr.
Rlee's death had been expected for
some days, and tho unexpected passage
sway Of his wife FASTENED the end.
SAN FRANCmCO, Fob. 6,--Ptof.
AlphonsO, LOiselIe, tho well.knbWn
musician and lecturer Of New York
died In this city lAht night. Prot
Llisette arrived from Japan = isw days
ago accompanied by mis- wife, aud
they Intended 10 remain on this coast
for several months, The professor had
lust o9uoluoeu lecture tour occupy.
ing three years, during which lie
Travelled though tue United States,
Canada, India, South Africa, New
ZsAlsnu, Australia aud China.
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nOnE sUGAn FACTORIES.
shouId lie Erected tn Localities Con.
ventcnt 10 Tarmsrs

FREMoNr, Nob., Foo. O.-At tho
second Annufl convention Of the
Nebraska Beet Sugar association, Gov.
efn0f HOlcomb was introduced aud re-
oeivod with great applause. The gov.
ernor advocated more factories.
"Thoy should" tho governor said,
"be erected In localities convenient TO
tho tanners. Instead VI two we should
have twenty factories. There ia today
a plan by which beeis can be made In.
10 good quality OF crude or raw sugar
al small factories, which It IN estimated
eau be erected Gt cost Of $4,000 to
$4,000. IL this plau meets with the
success claimed for It by In promoters,
We can, with the aid Of other com.
muni,its, revOlutionize the sugar IN.
dustfy aud raise enough to supply the
entire country"
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Novel rransp ,rtauon Plan.

CHICAGO, Feb. G.-The Lake Michl.
gan Car Ferry Transportation COM
pany, which Is the lake end Of the
Wisconsin and Michigan railroad,
viii, Mt the opening VI navigation,
April /, establish Chicago conuec.
tiou 10 thUir liue. 1t hao leased the
docks ana warehouses Of the Northern
Michigan lluc, at tho head OF Light
Htuio slip aud will receive Chicago
freight there for transportation over
their routes. Toe scheme IL decidedly
novel, anu Ia a radical departure from
all previous plans In transportation
llner. Tbs car ferry company COM
munced operations last summef. II
hau two bargVs constructed, each
carrying twoniy.uight cars and puT.
ohnsrd the powerful tug X. G. PcTrott
10 tow the bafges. It's route was boz
tween Poshiigo aud south Chicago.
The scheme was made light OF nj fret,
but succeeded 20 well that IL ~ branch.
lug out The company 10 now having
built two additional ferry bArgss and a
ulg lake tug.
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NEW YORK, Feb. "a dispatch to
the Herald from Buenos Ayres sayt
There In notable decline Ia tbe Rc-
tual imports from Europe. The rX.
pofls OF live stock continue on a large
scale. Advloes from Australia say
that a scant wheat crop viii be hAI-
vested there. This has caused share
holders mere to keep the price at firm
rate. Tho heat ID excessive In all paris
OF the republic.
The directors OF tho Hebrew colo.
nists who have recently arrived hor0
from London are making an inyestiga-
ton into the subject, and all those
who prove to be idle and worthless
among the oolonisis will 10 soturned
10 Europe,
Assoon ~ President Uurubu 70.
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An Army AEalns. rrI1. rIghtsr..

WAsHINGTos, ID. o., Fob. 6.-Atmy
officers on uuty nj tbs war department
are prepared 10 do all In their power 70
execute tho provisions OF the CatTon
bill, ~ called upon when the bill be.
comes n law. The procedure OF setting
In motion the machinery Of the army
would DO for tue governor OF New
Mexico or any territory which may us
the scene OF an unlawful gathering, TO
call upon the United States marshal OF
the territory 10 act aud no might, n ho
felt II necessary, call upon ths United
States troops for assistance.
The war department authorities say
they have ample force in New Mexico
And adjacent 10 the border TO tRge caro-
Of any number OF sports likely to DO
there 10 take chances OF arrest on
charges OF felony by attending u prize
hght,
Army officers feel confident the
troops will not be called for, believing
tho laW will compel the abandonment
OF the project to pull lights of In Ihs
territory,
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FOR PEACE OR WAR?
Proposed Feature Of Inc Celebration
oil Wsshi1gtOn's Birthday.
SOCIETIES, CLUBS AND CHURCHES
Asked TO Express an Opinion on the
Question Of Arbitration Between
England and America.

CHICAGO, Feb. GA committee OF
prominent citizsns has Issued a call 10
AL parts Of tho county for expressions
Of opinion on the proposition 10 estab.
lith permanent board VI arbitatlon
for the settlement Of differences be-
tween this county md England.
After calling attention TO the Teoen,
war rumors, the call continues.
We suggest and propose that the
people OF all oltles and towns Of tho
Union ut their meetings to celebrate
the birth OF Washington or at special
meuiingb called ios tho purpose on the
SUNDAY afternoon next following, uT
In thr meetings " tholf societies, club,
churches, social, roiigious OF commer.
cial Organizations nearest In time 10
Wauhingtona birthday, ihall embody
lhtit We've, each nssem blAge In Its own
way, on tue following quostlons:
do wo wish the governments OF
the United 5tetes anu Great Britain,
by formal treaty 10 establish atbitfa.
ton ~ the method Of concluding all
differences which may fail OF settle
mont by diplomacy between the two
powofs2
whats your opinion Of war asa
mode Oi deciding controversies be.
tween the United States anu Great
Bfithin2
DE-. VIM. G.. Gray, 90 Dearborn
street, Chicago, ami William Dogr, IL
Ciln street, New York, will receive tho
proceedings, which should be sent In
duplicate, and arrange for transmits.
sion 10 the Pfcbidout OF the United
states and the queen OF England.
We request our newspapers, religious
aud soculsr, ~ this proposal shail np-
pear 10 be good ana wise, TO give IL
their sanction, aud urge the people IA
All parts Oi the union 10 oonseoTale this
cslebfation Of the birth OF Washington
TO this cause, by taking appropriate
action on that DAY, OF upon convenient
occasions clustering around iL
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chile and Argentina.

NEW YoRK, Feb. GA dispatch 10
the Herald from Valparaiso, Chile,
says.
There IL n persistent rumor here {,
the effect that protocol Will DO signed
between Chile and Argentina. IL IL
also reported that the boundary com,
mission has come to an AGREEMENT by
which Tall points In the boundary dil.
puto likely to cause n serious TuptIiu
between the countries will be sottieu
amioably at once.
Tbs PatflA says that II would be
much better for tho country were
there more war ships anu fewer pro.
tooOls, aud stating that the navy OF
Argentine Ia much larger than that
which Chi possesses.
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PmLADELpuIA, Feb. 8.-The Bald
win Locomotive Works Of thls city
have shipped TO the Westinghouse
Electric Worte. In Allegheny, the
nfst electric locomotive ever built for .
steam railroad. The Baldwin works
made everything about this unique
engine bat the electric moohAn ism,
which will be supplied by tho West.
inghOusu company. The locomotive Il
the size u an ordinary box car about
thirty feet long and mounted upon two
four wheel trucks. Completed Il will
weigh sixty tons. 1t Ia g0Atsd for 500
morse power, which will pull q loaded
freight train iOrty miles an hour. By n
single change Of tho gearing this
ouRing can DO run up 10 1900 horse
power and can pull n train eighty miles
mn hour. This locomotive IL Intended
for freight. Tho passenger ones will
attain far higher speed.
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enoe. We must finish up here proDer.
ly N II takes until o'ol.ck.
When thoy nau disappeared Wonger
desired that tho statement he maie
plain through the News g. the public
that he was In no way % PARTY 10 tho
extraordinary rfOceeding,as n Termed
II Of allowing the offenders 10 der art on
their own fccognizaucb. his whole
responsibility he said rested on the
shoulders Of Judge Mckay.
TIE men who woro caught by tho
officers during tho raid woro required
TO give bonds IN the sum Of 500 caop.
The charge preferred RgRinst them
was teeoTtinR 20 q house OF ill.hmn Tor
pufptses Of iowdncss, The let com.
prisod the following;
J. J. Donovan, DcWit. y. Lowe.
John Bunoe. Henry w. Smith, John
Duygnn, H. II. Drsy u's, Henry Jones,
II. II. RlthaTison, Joe RcaarJs. Dan
Raleigh, w. n. Spencer, Rudy Baiet.
3. Scars IT,, ID. "A. Btgonberg, q. V.
WHITING, W. Z. SHARP, John WALKER,
John k0wo, Chaflss Snith, S. Latkiu.
son, Lesier Freed, John Hicls, Henry
Jones, Moses Chriaiensen. a. Katsuka.
George Hanrcn aud Ed B5auc.
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OUR DEEENags.
twenty-five siIIisu Dollars Immsdi.
Htsiy Needed.

WAsHIHGToS, Feb. 0.--In response
to q resolution OF inquiry the secretary
OF war has sent to tns Senate n state.
ment Of tho amount OF money which
could DO used RuvAntageou.ly in coast
defense. He says s2j, 76S, 500 could be
no used ~ the oepaftmsHs PRIOR 10 July
Lot, 1891, OF which amount 81, T22, 900
should bs made available during tbs
present fiseal year. OF this totsl
amount ho recommends that Sl6,SO7,-
900 DO designated for Qualifications,
$1,000. 900 for sites, $1,000, 900 Tor cub.
marine deiensos, S6,Sl6,S60 for guns,
proloctiles, etc. The special advantage
III the Increased appropriations ~ en-.
umeERtnd by the secretary ATei
The utilization OF the army gun fac.
tory to It's full capacity; the more rapid
armament Of our Qualifications; the
addition OF twelve moTlArs ami car
riages to those already estimated for;
ths purchase Of an additional 900 deck
piercing SHELLS ami the supply OF heavy
material for siege service.
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Judge lliles's Court.

The following cases were heard by
Judge Hiles todayi
The cases Of Salt Lake, Ogden Gas
nnd Electric Light company, and Salt
Lake Rapid Transit company, and
Salt Lake City Railway company,
were all continued by consent to end
Of term.
In the case Of Anna Peterson habaes
corpus proceedings were continued un.
III Esb T.
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DR.. Talmage's Lecture.

The University public lecture sfor
Friday evening will DO delivered by
Dr. J, ID, ralmage' This Is the last Of
hat genuomRn's series in the interest.
ing puulIo lecture course now In pro-
sr,se. The subject for Friday night Is
Air anu Water aa Geological Agents.
a large number OF excellent illustra-
tiunb Will be shown, many OF which
aru reproductions from negatives u
local scenery. Tho Grand Canyons Of
tue Colorado anu other regiona OF
special interest here will he described
aud illustrated. Whils oOrdiai invl.
lalion Ia extended to the public,
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PACIFIC HAILRoADs.
secretary smith la Favor Of Fore.
cIosaFs OF the GaN .srtEAgs

WAsHISGTOS, FED. 0. - Secretary
Huks bmi,n, Ia Conference with the
House Pacific railroads committee
today, advocated the foreclosure OF the
government mortgage ON tho Pacific
railroads aud resale Of the roads. Ho
declared theIe would be no diiiiculty
In doing this without government
ownership Of the rosds, to WHOM he
was opposed absolutely. Ho recon.
mouded tnAt Congro5s pass an act Tor.
foli.g tho lands gran,ed the Two com.
pAnies. exemption being made In favor
VI bona Ode purchasers fTDr the rail-.
r0Rgs II Congress did not legislaIe,
no would revoke his suspension orders
and patent the lands to the roads.
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THE U. S. BOND BIDS.
The Work Of Scheduling and Classl.
Tying Resumed.
HE SYSDIcArEs LARGE SHARE.
Determination In Favor Of Bidlers
Who Have Foreign Gold Com.
ing 10 Them.

WAsiuNGToN, Fob. 5.-The work Of
scheduling and classifying the bide
opened yesterday, was resumed today.
Until II Is completed no definito In.
formation cnn be obtained ns 10 tho
amounts bid for at each OF the several
rates, or how low rate will DO &C.
copied. The bid Of J. =. Morgan and
associates undoubtedly will be accepted
Tor large amount, varlously estimated
at sij,OOO,0OO 10 sjj,lOO,O0O. All le-
Ultimate bids at q rate ubovn that aub.
miiied by Morgan ulO.G577) will be
accepted AMI all bids below that rate
viii DO rVloctcf. 10 was expected by
The treasury officials that the secretary
would be- able 10 exercise some discte.
lion In the acceptance VI BIDS anu there.
ioto DO In position " give preference
10 parties who would agree 10 obtain
their gold from abr, ad, Tho fact, how
ever, that all BIDS higher than that
NIUE by Morgan must be- accepted
precludes the possibility " his making
any discrimination whatever, except
Ia raTe cases where tho bidder SHOWS h 10
hus foreign gold on the way here aud
aska Tor slight extension VI time 10
mike his deposit. IL Ia believed tho
secretary will grant suoh requests,
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Supreme Court.

Tho Supreme court met at i0A. m.
today, Chiet Justice Zane presiding.
The case Of Egle Fouhory and Ma
chine company VI w. IL. Nelden, up.
pellant, upon tho statement Of council
for respondent that n settlement had
been made was dismissed, The court
then adjourned until 10 O'Clock tomor-
row morning.
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now own D0sOVAN's AnnGsr.


city Attorney mcitHy Uefusro TO allow
warrant TO be issued Tor Him.
There was a lively row In the police
court chamber when Patrolman Pacl,
signi1ed his desire Of swearing out a
complaint against Captain Donovan
Tor rtsoriing to u house OF illhms for
immoral purpo SEES.
Mckay demuTTed on the ground that
as no undeTsIood II, II was a common
thing Tor officers to visit such places.
Sergeant Ford-who informed you
500
Judge Mcllay-The detectives do,
but OF COURSE (smiliug 6AroastlcAlly)
they may only do No officially.
Hero the CITY attorney refused u
have tho warrant Issued Whefeupon
Chief Pratt SAID, swell, tho county
attorney will have TO do II then, Or the
grand jury may deal with II diteclly.O
Julgo MoBsor was lager appealed 20
anu said from tue bench, "rhcro
must be no partalnty shown.
Every persou who was connect 4
with this affair last night must DO at
re6teu.D
Mcliay-Yes, ihAps right but just
lot int Donovan affair rest until
have time 10 Investigate It.
Nungtr-Me shouldn't investigate
one case In ADVANCE aud not the other.
Mex y-There's good dealloi feel
ing here anu don't Intend that one
oiiicer shall have an opportunity "
wgecNng mis- peTaonal spite out In
another.
wenger-I would not permit that
Other. 1 take u that there IL something
wrong hero in relation 10 Donovan.
~ no 10 innocent come one will come
In for big dose OF consuFe.
Mickey No ono has sworn to a com.
plaiut against the captain.
Palrolman PaCk-l am ready 10 do
20 ana charge him with resOrting to a
h0use OF prostitution for leWdnaAs,
a wfangle ensured here ami con.
tinued for some time, when Mckay
again tAiu;
"My office cannot be used for any
such purpose ms this anu WON, 10, I'll
see 10 that l Am told that Officers 10
often found lUAflng hOnut houses VI H.
fame gud the business should Dc
alOppedN
Wenger-l say 90, too. II 10 a
mighty bad place Tor any one 10 loaf
Sergeant Fnrd-Givo me some OF inc
uam,s, win you, OF such oiilcerp
McKay-l Warmly TOUT propose
TO nave YOU mixing up IN this aliar 10
Keep atili about n,
Fott-Wcil, wanted to know In
order 10 Protect myself.
Wohgel- Well, Judge, II you DOM
lssuu that warrant, 1 VIII have 10 20
~ my suli.
Mckay (angrily)--Woll, issue It, Mr.
Clerk IA investigate Afterwards.
Clerk JHmts ui1 Nh directed aud
Faok took oath 10 its correctness anu
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The I,sIIans In AfrIea.

NEW YORk, Feb. Ca dispatch 10
tho Hefhlu from Rome says;
African news Ia Htill contradictory.
IL IL uncertain whether the Negus il
continuing his offensive movement by
surrounding General BaratierI from
the sea, or whistler he intends TO with.
draw. General Baralieri ~ In u very
strong position near Entlsico. The
present situation msy be prolonged for
weeks.
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PARIS, Feb. 6.--SeveTal newspapers
declare that the position Of Brazil re-
garding the Amnpa territory and the
conduct Of Csbtal, the alleged gov
eTnor Of the disputed district, Ia be-
coming intoleTable and the national
dignity requires that the matter be
speedily concluded.
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LONDON, Feb. 6.-Advices from
Blsnlyre, under date OF January %,
my Sikhs, under British officers have
gained two brilliant victories over tho
slave raidora Of British Central Africa.
The Arabs were totally routed and
fourteen ohiefs were captured, tho road
into tho interior was thereby cleared,
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Articles OF Incorporation were nled
with tue county clerk lato yesterday
afternoon by tue -Four Aces Mining
company. Tho capital stock 10 placed
at 100000, divided into 1900 shares
Of 81 each, Tue following are tho iu.
corporations II. l.. Booth, president;
u. U. Lee, vice-presijenl; J, IL. Slater,
treasurer, anu q. II. Slater, secretary.
The Four Aces mining claim In the
Vinllc diBtTlct,
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. 6.-John She's,
first class clerk OF the pension anu
record division OF the war department,
"A veteran OF the late war, committed
tuioide In the closet Of the department
thls morning by shooting himself In
the head, dying almost instantly. He
was unbalanced mentally from n
wound infiioted Daring the war.
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QuaJ's uotiou % commit the rarin 10
the committee.

wAsHSdlOS, Feb. G.-Qlay to.
DAY modified MS resolution 10 commit
the iaun oil 20 ~ not 10 include III
atrucilOna to the committee, and At biz
own rUqucot II wuDt over until Mon
dny.
Ina Populiat senators have decided
la caucus to vote sUlidly against IT,
committing the silver substitute fot the
tafin bill 10 the mmiltcv on finance.
IL tho Democrats stand together
against the Quay motion, the decision
" the Popuiists inuutos lie defeat.
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Tue rrIse IIrnlIng mn.

WAHuN0roN, Feb. 0. - Senator
Gear has consulted with HOaT, chair.
man Of the committee on Judiciary,
who said he would try to get up the
Catron prize fighting bill and pas II
t1dsy.
The Cat ron anli.prlzs nght bill has
passed the Senate.
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NEW York, Feb. o. - Robert
Adams, carrying on business under
the name Of Il. and II. Adams, manu-.
faciurer OF cotton goods, assigned to-
day without preferences 10 ChAs. H.
shade. the failure is said 10 involve
100000.
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NEVADA, Mo, Feb. 0.-This city
was shrouded Ia darkness last Ms lat.
For year the city counciland electric
light company have been Mt variance
over the bill claim cd by the company.
TIE council rejected the bill anu last
night superintendent Joseph Harper
ordered tue lights out. The company
VIII bring suit against the city.
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Columns, Ohio, Fob. q Tho HAr-
rls local option bill was defeated IN the
House yesterday 10y vote OF fifty
yeas ana nlty-ihTee nays. Tho SENATE
passed b u 10 inrTeae the DOW liquor
tax TO 5000.
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INDIAN Lsna 600 .slll,menl.

wAAINdTOS, ID. o., Fob. i8.-The
Red Lake aud White Earth Indian
reservations, cOmpTialng about u mil.
lion notes, part OF old Chippewa feser-
walton, Minnesota, will be- opened for
settlement on May by proclamation
to bo isaued shortly,
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assumes Office ne Will appoint military
"ilicers to cJmmand tho zones dosig-
natod by o0ugtesi and the chiefs Of the
various departments Of the ustional
guards
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BEoORLYN, n. ", Feb. "a three
story UnoL building Oh Second avenue,
between 3YIh anu iJIh streets, was
blown down during tho storm thu
morning. The following are buried IN
the ruinu James Quigley, MionRel
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punctuality IL asked OF all who attend.
TIC lecture will be given In the Uni.
yHulty laboratory building, 225 wesi
Fifst North street, beginning at 8
sislock.
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nampoIla mas Nos EssIrn.a.

ROME, Feb. 6.-Ths report that
CARDINAL Rampolla, the papRl seure-
tary OF state, has resigned, owing 10
serious differences with tue pope 10 do.
MED In authoritative quarters.
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TopAY's sALEa.

Tenl shares Of Mercur at 81 02l;
90 Sunshine AZ gS.80I,u 900 Dalton NJ 81
cent?; 5000 Lutte Pltlsburg ~ q cents,
anu 5000 ut.l 1000 ElkO At 20 cents;
900 Richmond Auaronia ut . cent?,