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You ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
4 pear 10 an action brought against you by
Tie above named plaintiff To- the district court
Of the Third Judicial Diatrct Of TIE ierritory
Of UtAh. aud 10 answer the comp amt NED
therein within ten days tehrlusive OF the day
Of sefvicol after the service on you u this
summuns-n served within THIS county, Or, 4
soved out OF this county, but 10 thls ditiri't
within twenty dsytt otherwise within forty
uate--of judgment by default viii be taken
against you, according 10 the prayer Of said
Tie said action IL brought to have decree
~ THIS court dissO inE the bonds OF mAtri'
mony existing between rlHintH ana defend.
ant. adfudginn that piaiuun have the custody
Of the minor enid, issue ~ said marriage and
her costs heroin exp ndcd, win other relief
rrsycd on the ground that IN August, 1921, the
defendant wtiuily and without cauac dssortcd
and abandoned plant n. and since sfid timr
has failed sud It'll faua 10 provide plaintiff
with The common necesaafcs OF ino
Ana you are hereby nuuhed that u you fAil
10 apuear ami answer the said complaint A.
above required. the said ulaintn vii Apply 70
ttc court tor me relief demandrd therein.
Mttneas, the Hon. samuel a Merritt Judge,
and the seal u the District Court =
tho Third Judicial District In and Tor
lsEAL.l Tho territory ut IiAh,this IN day of
uccembcr.in the year 81 our Lord one
thousand oight hundred aud ninety.
DAVID e. DUSuAR Cierk.
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srATE or UIAn, T..
ity agf County OF SAT Lake. -

City asd Coanty Of SAT- Lake. "a
l, DAVID :. Emery, Recorder In and for Salt
lako city, state OF Utah, do hereby certify that
tho above and foroHoing 10 = fuii, true and cor.
rect copy OF resolution entitled - rosoln.
Ton granting Pioneer square 10 the Utah and
Pacific Improvement company, for railroad
depot purposes" passed BY the City Council OF
ialt Lake city, STATE OF Utah, March nh,
1919, and approved by tho Mayor pro tenn
March 18Th, lsld, ~ appears OF record In my
once.
In witness whereof have herountO set my
hand anu anlxod the corporate seal
lsEAt.l Of said City, March l2ih, lsls.
DAVID 4. kMkHN,
Isl. City liecorder.
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IsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE BLUE BoAN HORSE ABOUT EIGHT
~ years Old, weigh about $50, no urand,
preceNhble.
II the above described animal Il not claimed
end taken away on or before the 18th dav III
March 1904, Il viii be- sod A. tue CITY EslrAy
Pound AZ ., IN.
JOHN o. NATION.
Pound keeper
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TNANaTKns oF a1ocKa.

Two hundred shares Of East Golden
Gate nj % cents. anu 800 ut 90 cents,
10 cents down, csllsr s0l days: 90
Mefcur At sI.bO, 100 s7.l5 and 90 nj
$40; 100 Sunshine nj 81 30; 5000
Little Pittsburg at I cents; 1900 Eagle
NJ "a seats. Total saaros sold, 300.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PAR.
1NtRShIP.

THE FIRM HEREToTonE EXISTING
l. under the name aud style OF CONWAY 4
Donneilan, composed OF H. y. tonWay and j,
surunee and Loan Agents. IN Commercial
Block, sht Lake CITY, Utah, 10 this cav ais.
solved BY mutual consent; hr. \. J. Conway
hA,lng pufchatea tho entire Interest OF j.
Yilton DonnellAn 10 tte concern, An persona
Indebted 10 tOnway a Dome Ian are reauestsd
20 make payment 10 T.. j. conway, " no viii
ll9glaAte ail Indebtedness due y said nrn.
Dated Salt Lake City, uuh, March O. lsO6.
7, j. CONWAY.
j, TILTON DoNNELLAN,
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NOTICE.
In the District Court. Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, In and for sat Lakc
County, state Of Utah.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Joseph b. hisIoy, admini.t atOf Of The
estate Of ioiqf Jensen. deceased, b = rendered
for settlement. ana nied in said court, bic maj
account Of hts administration Of snid estate
anu petition for nnal distribution u the 81.
Que Of sad estate among tho persnus entitled
thereto, and th4t saturday, tue tth day Of
Apul. A. u. ls1a. a. 10 O'Clock a. M. a. the
court room OF said cuurt, IN the County Court
House salt lake CITY ana tuuuty, Utah. has
been duly appointed bv the Judge III SAID eourt,
tor the settlement Of SAID account ana hearing
and D ace any person Interested M Haid estate
may aUpeaf ana show cause " ANY there he,
why said account should not De settled and
for.
dated March 10. A. . .isoi
G. D.. STANTON.
ulerk ~ the ulstrct Court
ny A. g. RrEeE. utpnlY Clcra
HicHAnDs a RicnAHDs, Attorneys for ad.
ministrator.
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NOTICE.
In tho District Court, Third Judicial District
Probate Division. boz and Tor suit Lane
County, state u Utah.


In the Matter Of the Estsio of Robert D. sned.
den. Deceased.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ D. rahoth kllis. adWiniatratf'N, with the
viii annexed ~ the estate OF liYhcrt u. rnCd.
ucn. deceased, haI rendered Tor settlement
Aud lled said court hur lunl account ~ her
ndminisirati1u Of said estate and pUtitinn Tor
hnAl distrihuuun of the residue OF said estate
hmnnE thu pcrson- Vnutpt thereto, and that
saturday. the 18th DAY Of March. a d. 100, at
" o'clucs am, at the court room % sam court,
iu the County Court House ~nlt Lake city aud
County, Utah, has been duly appointed BY tho
Judge 81 said court, for the settlement of taid
acruuui and hearing said uuiiiinn tor uiftrlhus
ton. % which time aud place any person tus
teruatnd In said estate may appear and show
cause, n any there bu, why said Arcnuut should
not BE- settled and approved aud nual distribu.
ZION made a. prayed for.
Dated March 9TH. a. -. isH.
G. D.. STANTON,
by c. REESE.
Deputy Cork.
NJ WApDELL, attorney for aGminislra,
trix.
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1sTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNK sORREL WHITE FACE HORsE
~ about year old, looks lie 1 1 left thish
one hay horse about eirhi years Old right
knee smaller small star Ia forehead
II the above described ANIMALS arc not
claimed ana taken away on or before tho alst
DAY OF March, lsld, they Will be sold al city
eslray pound At 2p. m,
JOHN o. MATTOX,
foundkeeper.
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FlFTY-THlRD DIVIDEND.


o. NJ. l.. SALT LAKE err,
March lith lso5.
A 7 A MEETING or THE DIRECTORS,
~ held on tht l6th instant a dividend Of
four FER cent for the half year, vas dec Jared
upon the CAPT al stock OF this Institution, Of
record Mhfop 4Ith, 1870. payable IN mofchAn.
dlse on and sitter April dth, or IN cash on aud
after April ilath neat 10 stockholdeFs peTsou, ,
ally upon presentation OF their stock eeftif.
leAtea, OF upOn their written orders
4. q, WEBBLil Secretary.
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EXCHANGE nEnBEns nsEr
Aud Decide 90 Classify th. stocks Iaio
Three Subdivisions.

The meeting OF the Mining Ex.
change commencing A. $3.50 yesterday
afternoon was well attended and was
called for the purpose VI considering
tho proposed change In the method Of
listing stoeks and tho arrangement "
same under proper headings ON the
blackboard.
Tbs following resolutions by Mesars.
L. J. Carter and II. NJ. Ryan Tespec-
lively were adopted;
Resolved, That the present board Of
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Bralsed beef, lamb, turkey or chicken
Il delicious and easily made. Romovc the
rack from tho dripping pan and mako a
bed of Sliced carrots, onions, turnip, bay
leaves, celery salt and whole pcpporcorns.
II q fowl, stun and truss as Tor roasting,
then put Il on the bed Of vegetables, add a
quart u boiling water, put Ia hot oven,
bnstc With The water IN the pan every 10
minutes until nicely roasted aud Drowned.
Mako drowned gravy with buttor. flour
and the strained liquid from tho bottom
oi tho pan. A eau Of chopped mushrooms
gives flno flavor
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

hauntAn LAKE Mining Company, a eorpor-
Auon. principal place OF business OF tho
company Room 4. Deseret National bank
building, salt Lake uily. Utah
NOTICE T. HERthN GIVEN, THAT AT
~ meeting u the directors OF the Moun,
tiin LAse Mlhing company held on the nth
uV OF March, lsHo, an assessment Of one cent
L,n.l per snare Whs levied On tho capital stock
or the corporation, payable on Tuesday the
-lhi Gay OF Apfil, lsd, 20 the treasurer or tie
company, ~ Room ". Deserst National Hans
hul dlnE, corner Main ana tirst South stTo t.
h1lt Lake CITY Utah. Any stock upon which
me A.tessment may remain unpaid on the ,lst
uAl or Aptll, 1879, viii be delinquent aud nd,
N'llatui Tor safe ~ public auction, and unless
ny lneut . made before win 10 sold % tho
l.'l gay OF May, lN9, 90 pay lhe delinquent
Assea.menh together Win costs OF advertising
anu expense Of sale
ny order Of the board OF Directors,
JAMES N. MoiLE,
Secretary.
loom ~, neEerct National Rank BUILDING.
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, March IAN, lsge.
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tIcF, 7aI Ila-O I0unIYl IIaH1
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting Of the Board of Iru toes
u tho said Companl, held un The 18th DAY Of
fei ruhry, \ u lHiH. an assessment ~ three.
ttnthn 900 N one cent con per share was
levied upon she capital stock OF itc faid com.
pAuY payable on the gHth day OF March. A. ID
ltNA 70 houcu ,. tlrudinning, Secretary ~
tho Company, ~ his uilcc % No. iGs south
Nan street -alt l.ate Dity, Utah. Ans stock
upon whluh this ASSIGNMENT may remain un.
paid on the llth day Of March. a ~ 1880, vii
be delinquent aud advcriatd tor sale No public
suction and unltss pay Uent thereon ~ mnda
before Will De sold on The 10Th daV OF AuFiI
a, u 1855, a. pay the delinquent hsts tHnient
toEethor With costs OF advertising and ex'
peuses Of sale.
Il j. GLESuINN MING.
rccretery ~ sampson Mining Co.
1876.
firs. publication Of this notice February 2l,t
a, u. 1876.
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County, state ut Utah.
In the matter Of tho estate Of Alfred
ttowia, deceased.
NOTICE n HEnEBY GIVEN THAT
~ Arthur ffewin administrator Of the 90.
tate % Alfred trowin, deceased, has rendered
for teitioment, anu MED IN said court hs nnai
account Of be ndmlnistraton Of sAid estate
and petition for nnh distribution Of
20 rcsidse Of sad estate among
ID persons emitted thereto, anu that
Wtdnesday. The isth day Of Hafrh, A. u.
4 %, alto O'Clock a m. At the rourf room 81
std court. In the County Court House, SALT
Lake CITY and County, Utah, has
been duly appointed by The Judge " said
court for tht settlement OF SAID account and
hearing said petition Tor distribution. AZ witch
time and place any perfon interested In said
estate may appear and show o.if any there
be-, why said account should not be soitiod and
approved and nnal distribution made "a
prayed for.
Dated February 70. a. u. 1875.
q. STANTON,
CLERK Of the District Ourt.
ny a. g, hrEsU, Deputy Cicrk
JANIS II, hoiLE, attorney for adminlslra.
tor
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NOTICE

ZC.M l., SALT LAKE ouY.
March lith. is9d
UNiiE STOCK TRANSFER BOOKS OF rms
Il Institution Will ho closed on March 18th
ana re.3pen on April oh, lsA.
4, q, WkBBER Secretary
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In tho matter Of the Eaiato OF Joseph Helm,
deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ samuel bu.nu, afminisiraior ct tho
estate Of Joseph iiCtm. deceased. has 70 derCd
Tor settlement and nlcu On shid court, HE dual
account OF hia administration Of said estato
and petition Tor nna disiriluuun ~ the residue
OF shld estate among the persons emitted
thereto, and that "Wednesday, The 18TH day of
March, A. u. isa0, AZ % o'clock a M, az tho
court room Of shid court. in Tho County
tuuri house, salt Lake CITY and County, uthh,
has been duly appointed BY the Judge OF sad
court, Tor ihc Hetilomrnt ~ San account and
hearing sHti petition Tor distribution, NJ which
time aud place any person Interested IN said
estate may appear and show cause, II any
there be, why said account should not DO
tculed and approved and nnM diaitlbut Ga
made ne prayed tor
Dated February 20, A. u. is'G
G.. H. STANTON,
CLERK OF tho instinct Court
ny A. Q, RNtsr, Deputy Gers
JAAhsh. MorLt, attorney for administrator
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DuRsuANr TO An ORDER or SAID
Court IA sad matter, notice y hereby
given that saturday the 2iHt DAY o March,
A. u. $50, At 10 O'Clock a. m the County
tourt House In sAt Lake City, ttah, In the
the time and place TOT the hearing OF petition
OF Joseph II Dean praying for tho AdmisH.on
TO probate OF a certain document herewith
presented, purportlng TO be the last viii and
Testament OF u, W. Ran albanian, dseeatrd
when and where all persons Interested NAV
appear and oppose the prob 10 of sad vii or
the granting Of letters Documentary 10 Jo,tph
II. Dean, a. prayed for IN said petition.
In witness whereof, ! have hereunio set NV
hane and A1iKed tho seal Of said Court thia
md day Of February, a. y. ise6
SEAL q. 4 STANTON,
By A. G. REESE.
DepuylClcrk
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For sale by 2. c. NJ. l., Clark Fl.
dIedge X CO., Western Hardware Co.
Salt Lake Hardware Co, and Geo. A
Lowe. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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our photographic stock Certificates
ARE III q hnndsoinest Ia the market.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In The District Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial Diarict, ia and Tor -alt Lake
County, state OF Utah.
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Soslee Of Time ami Place for the Hearing Of
Petition for Admission 90 Probate
OF wall
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In the Distriet Oourt II. and Tor the Third
Judicial District u utah Territory.
County Of talt LAKE.
nyrum nal.ea FaaIt. dsIendanl.

The PEOPLE Of thc Territory u uiAh send
Greeting 70 Hyrum Russell fauik, defend
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho District Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, m and for salt Lake
County, stats " Utah.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Probate division, Third
JudioiAi District, la and for salt Lake
County, state % Utah
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..

The Sampson Mining COMPANY, Salt lake t'ltv.
Utah, WoraH OF tue Comunn At Conner
oulch, West Mouninin Mining DE.
trct, salt i4asu County, Utah
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In the matter of tho estate Of Attire
ffowia, deceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-16

sion. so far rs they are concerned into
practical channels The appreciation Of
gold is damaging every interest. either ul-
rectly or Indirectly. The fall in the gen
eral level Of prices is running agriculture
palalyzing manufacture. imperiling the
subsistence OF the wage-earncrs, destroy
ing the trade of the merchant, causing an
accumulation Of idle money for which even
bankers can not find profitable employ
ment and threatening the investor, who
thinks himself safe in 4 fixed income, with
the menace Of its rapid shrinkage. II not
OF rs total disappearance. All this IS the
consequence Of the single standard and
the destruction OF the monetary functions
Of silver We must deal with the question
on its merits as Z current Issue, and In the
light Of what IS going on In the world
around US. The economical and scientific
ori-ion Of the present day is a vast deal
more to the point than the fallacies Of a
system that has been weighed in the bal
ance Of experience and found miserably
wanting.
Mr. Belfour. in his admirable address TO
the conference, dealt with three questions:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-16

when the last bond issue was made. so
soon as trade improved and tho exports
expanded, the conditions VIII speedily re-
move any apprehensions as 20 the ability
Of the government 10 protect the national
credit and maintain a sufficient stock ~
gold. In the meantime e. should be borne
n mind that sold is not quitting the United
States because Europeans are afraid %
leave It there: but It IS going away be-
cause no profitable employment can be
found for st i'm America for the moment
When enterprises reyives. we have little
doubt that IT VIII flow back IN larger guam
titles than ever.
This optimistic prediction by the Finan-
cial News vas not teen realized. Trade did
not improve Gold continued to boz drawn
out and.yp to the present time Cleveland
has issued bonds up to the amount Of {-'Z.-
10000.
Extract from the "Fincncial News"
dated June 70. 1894.
POINTS N THE SILVER CONTTo-
VERSY
Sc. lom have the points which have most
Continued on seventh Page.
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CHICAGO Oct 81 1896--Snce the article which follows
vas written the final and absolute proof the authenticity
the famous London Financial News article is at hand
Chairman James K Jones' of the Democratic National CON-
ee, received to-day an original copyo OF the London
financial News of April 60 1894 containing the Editorial
which the Republican National Committee stamped as
gery and on which false accusation they have Staked
their chances of success The original cOpys at the Demo
c National headquarters and can be examined by those
who 10 desire.
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FREE SILVER COINAGE
AND WHAT IT MEANS.
Whv All Patriotic Americans Should Vote
For w. J. Bryan.

,t5entc Evidence Proving the Anmus OF lhose
Who Desire to Fasten Upon the United States the
the English Gold Standard--The Highest british
Authority for the Adoption of Free Silver Coinage
BY the United States--It viii Insure the Supre-
macy of This Country Over the World, and VIII
Sbatter at One Blow the Dictatorship of the
European Gold Combina--A Bold and DeViIsh
Conspiracy Unnasked.
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There were enclosed four editorials
They explain themselves and need no ex-
tended comment. Aside from the fact that
they utterly expose the shameful conspira-
cv to which the once honored Republican
party has lent itself, and insure the over
whelring defeat of the Republican can
dldates: they are splendid contributions to
the monetary literature Of the age. They
point the way to a new and lasting era OF
national prosperity. and sound the death
kneu of the attempt to make 100000 OF
neonle the serfs and vassels Of Lombard
street and its Wall street agents. The
free people of America are to win VIC
tory not only for themselves but Tor the
oppressed OF all civilized nations. The
editorials follow:
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who 20 desire

"..- ~
>- American citizen who reads this ar
- .1rs.fentiouslv vote for William
Up for tre gold standard.
authentic evidence which fol-
r .vealei the arimus Of the extend
piracy to fasteu upon the United
Tho ENGLISH gold standard.
-... Did. shown bv the highest English
e.....r authority.
-.- -rs .s1r-i1r M the free coinage
30. -l.. United States will give
..,- , ,-.-..r.,fur.rr and COM
-.. ..,,-,-r-... urerusued i'm the his
... ..,'r,---.o-
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DURRANT's PRESS CUTTINGS,
81 Holbcrn NiaGuct.
W. DURANT. Proprietor.

W. DURANT, PROPRIETOR
LONDON. Sept. 80, 1886.
Dear sir:-I send you herewith copies OF
four articles appearing in the Financial
News on the following Gates; April .
1874. Nav 2 1894: June 10, 1894, and June p.
1891. and I declare such copies are from
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-06-09
SHE WAS CONSPICUOUS
AND THE CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE
WAS A CAREFUL MARRIED MAN.
N. N. Fairbanks Reasons for EN-
pIoyinx an Agent to Deal with
Mrs. Leslie Carter.

NEW YORK. June s.--Edward Price. the
theatrical manager, was again on the wit
ness stand to-day in David Belascos $685.
900 suit against N. X. Fairbank. Prices
testimony related to the settlement of the
affairs of 1.-The Ugly Duckling' Company.
which was effected through Messrs. Allen
and Morrison. representatives of Fairbank.
A letter dated May 3, 1891, from Price to
Morrison was read. In 1t Price alluded to
Morrison's client phrase which he tes-
tilted to-day meant Fairbank, whom he
knew to be back of 1.-The Ugly Duckling."
Eugene Lewis lawyer, testified to hav
ing visited Mrs. Leslie Carter in March or
April 1890, in the interest of his client, Z.
X. Willard, to see IL the contract with
Manager Price, into which she was about
to enter. was a safe one for Willard. He
knew no one in the matter except Willard.
Lewis admitted that Mrs. Carter had told
him that Fairbank was back of the enter
prise.
Edward E.. Willard said he is a banker
and broker. and testified that he had done
business for Fairbank for nearly forty
years. He identified note from Fairbank
introducing him to Mrs. Carter. This wit
ness could not be made to admit that the in
structions in business methods which he
had communicated by letter to Mrs. Car
ter as shown in evidence last week. were
inspired by a third party. He had never
before engaged in a theatrical enterprise.
He said. however. that the money depos-
tied for this theatrical enterprise came
from Fairbank. In 1880 he had loaned THE
Ugly Duckling' Company %,500. the check
being drawn i'm favor of Mrs. Carter. He
had also paid $l500 to Paul Potter for work
on the play. The amount deposited at the
start in the hands of witness by Mr.. Fair
bank was $1,000. Witness said Mr.. Fairbank
told him Mrs. Carter had been in hard luck
and he wanted to help her. Fairbank
thought she was talented and If given
chance would be able to make her own liv.
ing He further told witness that Mrs.
Carter was a conspicuous woman. He
(F9irbank) was married man and for that
reason he desired Mr.. Willard to act for
him In the premises When Price became
manager for Mrs. Carter's company he de-
manded a guarantee of $4,000. and Mrs.
Carer deposited $1,000 TO bring the sum de-
posted by Fairbank up to that figure
b. F. Roeder testified that he was pres
ent at interviews between Belasco, Mrs.
Carter and Fairbank. at which the subject
of Mrs Carters training for the stage was
discussed that he had heard Belasco tell
Fairbank that the work would be costly.
and that the latter had indicated his will
lingness TO bear the expense. Roeder had
witnessed Belasco's efforts to train and
for three years Belasco's business manager