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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-22

Diseases. Syphilis, Erup,ions, iiair ran
Ulcers, Effects Of Mercury. Kidney ana
Bladder Troubles Weak Back, Burning
Urine. Incontinence Gonorrhea GIeet,
prompt relief and cure for life Both sex
os treated copfdentially and privately,
Piles. FisIula Fissure, structure e ana
DRs. BETTs & Belts.
IS (New No. 21D st. Charles street n
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ff'rEEN TnOUsAND ACRES
FOR SALE CHEAP
AT JASMINE

w. A. WOOD.
rs Victoria, Texas.
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FOR SALE --- Boarding house furniture
and house for rent IN good locality,
ana a good start OF buardcrs. best local.
MS IN Firth wnrd. Address L., H.. care
Post. q
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l. m. JONES e co.
POPULAR CLOTHIERS
HELP WANTED.

WANrED~-A man to take an office and
represent a manufacturer. so per week ,
small capital required. Address, with
stamp, Manufacturer. Box 2l2, Concord
Junction. Mass.
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WANTED-By Young man, recently en-
pioyrd by the largest crockerq and house
furnishing establishment In San FRAN
cisco, 70 position as clerk or all arounu
line; foreign and home references Qf
Inc highest order. Address F., h., ~.
care Captain l.. ID. Amsier, Hcinstea9,
Texas Ust 800 :.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-22

LITBDOCK GROVE-1 have had surveyed
into blocks and lots the above property,
say about twelve acres; II is beautifully
situated in the Second ward a short
siY minutes by the electric cars running
mast the lots; tho land is nigh. well
drained and is without question the
most desirable residence property now
for sale in the city. | viii sell ON easy
terms 10 those contemplating immediate
Improvement Apply to Il. II. Lubbock.
Austin, or my sole agent, Robert Lock.
arr houston LA
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FOR SALF,-The Fannin Hotel. situated
in Golisd Texas. viii be sold ut
great bargain II applied for at once. or
will exchange for other property APP
ply to 7. J. skaggs Real Estate Co..
Becville. Texas. II
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GOOD NURSE wanted Mt COZ san Iacinto
street Apply ut once, ~
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] HAVE splendid lots In Third ward for
sale. viii build houses on them TO order.
Part cash balance small monthly pay
mems low rate OF Interest. VIM Man.
ger. Si7ia Main street. u
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LADIES' ENTERTAINMENT. ages ahead
OF everything, price ST. sealed particu-
lars free Address Mrs, ". II. Blake,
S5S Virginia avenue, Memphis. Tenn. q
THREE Remington typewrltcrs second
hand) for sale cheap, cash or inatall-
ment plan. H. =. Bailey ~ Co.. III Main
street. Houston, Texas 22
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gentlemen wei acquainted IN city 10
work for me, call AT once at ao9 Louis
lana street. "a
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Al l. WHO WISH TO learn French so as
10 speak It, come and join Miss G,
Heauvais' class, at sos Austin street.
near Prairie avenue. Y
DIR. LOUISA BAIRD. the New York
Specialist. treats all diseases peculiar 20
ladies'; magnetic healer: cures without
medicine; also business medium. Resi-
annne 1g0s preston avenue. n
yTAVT COMPANY, 400 Binz building
Hsalth Book free. home treatment; lady
attendant from to p. m. all ladies are
respectfully invited TO call. 2,
MRS BLACK spiritual medium. removes
evil. unites separated, gives advice on
aii affairs; soc and 81; spirit photos.
Charms etc, 20li Preston avenue; also
nv mail. ~
0T7T PRICES, From the LIST Of January
1890 YOU can have your shoes half soled
scyyed 75c; pegged. Coo; heels. 2ac; ali
york Guaranteed. Il. Mayjah. 1000 Pres
ton avenue. 20
WATCHES, clocks, jeweiry, etc, sold
al a sacrifice, beginning November Is,
lasting thirty days. old gold and silver
,sker in exchange. Il. T. Wilton. 9os
Prairie avenue. u
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BOARD AND ROOM.

NICELY furnished rooms with board, hot
and cold water, bath privileges, gas,
etc; three blocks from Capitol Hotel.
Sl2 Travis street. S
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

CHICAGO STEAM DYE WORKS and
Hat Manufacturing Co. Ladies' and
ana repaired. Falkson. i2u Congress ave-
nue. Houston. u
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ADVERTISERS should remember that let
iiyered through tho postorfice II initials
are used they should be directed 10 tho
care Of some person. firm or posi9nies
box Advertisements can be left at our
office or sent through the mail to
THE HOUSTON POST. Houston. Texas
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WANTS..

VHE POST IS THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS.
Tho charge Tor other Wants" is al
most nominal aud if you want anything
an Ad. In the Cheap Column of The Post
Is sure. TO get 1t for you. Especially Is
such the case in
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN, STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED 70 RENT.
WANTED BIDS.
WANTED TO BUY.
SNFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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and retail. TO arrive
January l. ,S,6; Ono thousand barrels
Tennessee Triumph Potatoes, one thou
sand bushels onion sets, one car peas
and beans one car alfalfa clover seed
one ear bulk garden seeds of every de
scrlption. our socds are all direct from
tho growers pure and true to name.
Write for price list
HALLOWAY a. co.
nuiiaa r.rua
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TIE Post Is the friend OF the poor and
needy and publishes advertise ments TOT
situations wanted of twenty-five words
or less three times free.
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sToREHoUsE and several residences In
Drummer jour-room house, Tx lots, cor
ner, Nloot tive-room house, sl5oo two
lots. See Chas. Green. at Drummer. "
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS,


W iA6s immune
aged and old, sin
gle or married
men. and all who
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD, Nor-
V o u = Debility,
5 p @ + matorrhet.
Seminal LosseS,
5 e X II u Decay,
Failing Memory,
weak eyes, stunt
ed Development.
Lack of Energy,
/ IN y q V g r isnod
Blood. Pimples.
lmpediments I o
Marriage, "a ] : .
Blood and Skin
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WE CAN TEACH you shorthand and
By % qesard Mn!e m aSI e eoSase
ana ,9Ioi,ston Shorthand and Typewriting
school Mason block
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-22

NOTICE = Sanderson, who came from
, Iowa and worked for Judge Kendall last
spring and summer as gardener, call at
Globe Hotel; something 10 MS interest,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-22

DRS- REYNOLDS OF the oil Cure Saul
tarium. Nashville, Tenn. Is represented
in Houston this week; all persons af-
flicted with ratarrh. consumption, can
Ger. lupus skin diseases. piles, etc,
should cali at 900 Louisiana street, and
learn of the wonderful curative powers
of these painless oils.' home treatment;
agents wanted. Apply at once, 900
nllIsinnn slreet. CITY. u
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

FOR SALE $500 buys fine 7o-acrc tract
OF timber land one-half mile from Trim
Ivy; living water. Address Box lis, Trim
lily. Trinity county. Texas. a
FOR SAL 1.-TWO choice lots In Third
d ward. few minutes walk from Capitol
ilo,el. Apply Box 6s9i care Post. y
WHY NOT make an effort TO own your
own homeg. Look Mt these prices and
buy while they are on the market. Two
choice lots on Crawford street, 5000 each /.
quarter block on jefferson street, si0oo:
cfAce Capitol Avenue property ut n bar
gtR. have a new oight-ruom house,
all modern convenicnces ana appliances.
full lot. price $780, 500 cash aud balance
$40 per month. l have choice property
In Third, Fourth and Fifth wards Mt
rock bottom prices; | have seh eral GUS
toners for Third ward property. IL YOU
have anything TO offer send me a list
of game. have a large list of exchange
able property. II you wish to buy, sell
or exchange property with me. n. NJ.
Norflcei, Hutchins House II
FIFTEEN THOUSAND ACRES
FOR SALE CHEAP
AT JASMINE STATION.
On the n. Y, r. and NJ. Railway.
Write for particulars.
w. A. WOOD.
rs Victoria, Texas.
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FOR WHOM?

Hurried, busy, nervous women are
mo ones for whom Paine's Celery
Compound was especially prepared.
These men and women with nerves al
cons and feebly nourlshed. need Just
Inc invigorating. strength giving ehect
: of Pane's C6ery Compound oso
now. and keep wen.
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FOR sALE-We have fine prairie farm
OF 62l acres, In BraZoria county, Texas
fronting one mile the north side OF
l'astrop bayou, situated miles $. u. OF
Angleton and about II miles north OF
NedasCo, on the public road from Nolheco
TO Alvin. There Is iinc Iron bridge
across BGstrop bayou AT this point. THIS
BraaoriR county all the land has nntur-
al Drainage and the soil Ia all the finest
quality. being partly black waNy AMI
partly black loan Of from to ~ ieet
deep, there is no waste land on the place..
every AGRA Is first class, there arc ~
acres now In cultivation and about 10
acres In hay meadow and pasture. there
is also about 20 acres OF very line umbcr
on the bayou. The improvemcnts nrc
new and Include an excellent frame
dwelling of roous, hall and galleries,
which cost about $3.50, There nre i've
cisterns and one wen. We are oitcrlnH
II for sale Mt 2.J0 per acre, and on easy
terms. Wrlle us for maps and particu'
lars Winters. Davis & Co, Keal ESTATE
and General Commission Agents. Fort
worth Texas. or Il. NJ. Sherry N Goa
gii Texas avenue. Houston, Texas 20
FOR SALE 30 Seventy acres fine coast
q land Is acres cultivated; pecans, peach
as figs and other fruits; flve-roon
house. river front, fine landing. Apply
1901 Hardy street. Iouston -
FOR SAI.F-Gl0 acres oest fruit and farm
land II miles from Houston; very cheap
~ sold al once. sre owner Inquire A1s
NlnFm street. Houston. :.
FOR sAI.E-Guod farm. 100 acres. % acres
IN cultivation. good inproveu cntS. about
Two miles from Wilson rare track bU
ncrea good timber. cal ON Captain lIar-
rington. l205 Liberty avenue. u
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FOR SALE--i.e Conte pear trees, 4 TO 8
feet high. put up in bundles 10 each.
pricc Sl.25 Address p. A. Mckenzie,
Genon, Texas, "a
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jT0iS SAI,T-GIn acres uest fruit and farm
land II miles from Houston. very cheap
If sold al once: sre owner. Inquire SOs
Nilfm street, Houston. :.
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PERSONAL.

IF YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED during
these long evenings, Improve your time
bv taking the night course at the Hous-
ton Shorthand and Typewriting school,
Mason block. u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-26
A HORSE ON SOMEBODY.

Yesterday one of the prominent bust
ness men of Ogden took away a horse
which did not belong to him. and this
is how it happened. The gentleman
tied his horse, attached to his spring
wagon in an alleyway, and went away
for some time Hitching posts were
scarce in that vicinity. and when the
owner of the horse returned he no
ticed another horse attached to cart
standing near the rear of his wagon.
He got into his wagon and drove of,
without noticing that the other outfit
followed him. Perhaps he would have
gone to the end of his journey had not
sheep-skin cushion fallen from the
seat of the cart Bystanders on TWen-
ty-fourth street saw the article and
shouted to the driver, but he heard
them not. Finally the cushion was
handed to man driving past with a.
lumber wagon, and he set out to over
take the man with two rigs. This was
not easy, and he began shouting and
f1ourishing the sheep-skin. Pedestrians
along the way joined in the shouting,
and when the innocent driver looked
around he beheld a lot of people-a po-
Hceman among hem-gesticulating at
him, while a wagon was coming to-
ward him at full speed. He also saw
the horse tied to his wagon. Instantly
he supposed that the horse had been
stolen; that the owner was in the
wagon and had
Fixed on him as the guilty chap
That carried one end of the halter
strap"
He got out of his wagon slowly-he
is not built for moving fast-and began
declaring vehemently that he did not
know the horse was tied there, and
that it served the owner right for TAX
ing the liberty to tie the horse to his
wagon. The teamster came up and
offered the sheep-skin to the party
who was SO vigorously protesting that
he did not steal il.
The horse and cart were at once de-
tached and tethered to an adjacent
hitching post and if the owner, who
found it about six hours later. does
not understand how it came there, he
will when he sees this account of it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-26
COUNTY TEACHERS MEET.

The county teachers institute con-
vened in regular monthly session Sat
urday afternoon at the city hall. A
large number of teachers were in at
tendance and Superintendent Hall pre-
sided. The first half hour was de-
voted to a consideration of "Infinitives
and Participates" which seem to be
bones of contention among grammar
ians. Considerable light was shed on
the subject by Mr.. r. N. Ames. The
discussion on methods in spelling. be-
gun at previous meeting, was re-
sumed with considerable animation.
The majority seemed to favor the
study of words in groups of analogous
form. Mr. A E. Wilson spoke on
Science Lessons in Our Schools" By
showing the application of geology to
geography he aroused considerable in
terest. Superintendent Hall is deter
mined to have all subjects scientif1caI-
ly taught, and lays much stress on
science lessons. The institute closed
with a discussion of school manage
ment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-26

IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
for the Third Judicial district Of Titan
Territory, county of salt Lake.
John w. Judd, plaintiff, vs.. John O'COu-
nor and Bridget O'Connor, defendants.
summons. The people OF the territory OF
Utah send greeting: To John OCOnnOr
and Bridget O'COnnOr, defendants. You
are hereby required 70 appear in an ac-
ton brought against you by the above
named painti6 in the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District Of the territory
Of Utah. and to answer the complaint
fled therein within ten days exclusive
Of the day Of service after the service
on you OF this summons served within
this county; or, If served out of this
county but in this district within twenty
DAYS: otherwise within forty days-or
judgment by default VIII be taken
against you, according TO the prayer Of
sad comp amt Inc said action is bfGa2Ghs
10 have judgment against defendants in
the sum of S68L53, with interest from
March e. 1888, at Il per cent per annurn,
for 10 Der cent. Of said recovery as at
torney's fee, and costs Of suit: alleged
to be due on certain prOmissOry note,
executed by defendants TO plaintiff, De-
cennber 90, 1881, for $500 with interest
from date until paid at L per cent. per
annum. same being due and wholly un-
paid, save so paid January IS, 1885, and
S72 paid April 2, 1894, and being secured
by a mortgage OF even date on premises
hereinafter described, executed by de-
PENDANTS to plaintiff to nave the usual
decree Of this court for the foreclosure
OF SdiQ uOILSd5cs duJ UQSlll LldL cd4Q
premises be sold and proceeds Of such
sale applied in payment Of amounts due
as above; that defendants and all per-
sons Gaining under them be barred and
foreciosed Of all claim or equity Of re-
demptiOn in said premises; that plain
tiff have deficiency judgment against
defendants. and for other relief; said
premises are described as follows, TO
wit: a part Of lot 4. block 81 plat &C.
Salt Lake City survey, commencing 10
rods north Of southwest corner lot
4; thence east 8 rods; thence north ~
rods: thence west rods; thence south
215 rods to beginning, situate in Salt Lake
City and County. Utah. Ana YOU are
hereby notified that if you fail to appear
and answer the said complaint as above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness. the Hon Samuel A. Merritt.
Judge, and the seal of the Dis
(SealO trict Court of the Third Judicial
District. in and for the territory
of Utah, this 18th day of March.
in the year Of our Lord one thOu-
sand eight hundred and ninety
FIVE. DAVID c. DUNBAR.
Clerk
By GEO. D. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
H. ]. Dinniny, attorney for plaintiff.
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NOT oGpEN,s Dan.

Considerable apprehension was
caused among the friends of the Day
family of this city yesterday by the
dispatch in The Herald from Oakland,
Cal. stating that Leslie NJ. Day, a
civil engineer. whose mother and sis
tiers reside in Ogden, had mysteriously
disappeared. Major Breeder, son-in-
law of Mrs. Day. was seen by a Her
aid reporter. and he stated that his
brother-in-law was safe in Southern
California;; that he was a lawyer and
not a civil engineer. and that he had
never been in Oakland. He could not
understand how the report started. So
far as known there is but one Day
family in Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-26
Provo Points.

PROVO, Jan. 25.-In my report of the
characters represented at the mas
querade ball Thursday evening, the
names of Mrs Annie Jones Atkin and
Mrs. Schwab were omitted. These
two ladies represented 1.-The New Wo-
man" as lawyers, and their parts were
exceedingly we'll taken and received
especial mention from the judges who
awarded the prizes.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Lee Cochran at his residence in the
Second ward last evening.
The man Oily. from Carbon county,
was placed in the asylum yesterday,
the officers taking him before Judge
Johnson, Of Sanpete county, for ex-
animation. This is the man spoken of
in The Herald a few days ago being
refused admittance on account Of the
irregularity of the papers.
Miss Eva Maeser gave a cob-web
party on Thursday evening to a few
of her friends.
The county officers are moving their
quarters in the county court house,
County Clerk Jones will occupy the
room up stairs formerly occupied by
the recorder and hereafter Recorder
Thomas will be found on the first floor
in the room vocated by the clerk. The
city recorder has taken up a position
on the first floor.
Under penalty of immediate dis
charge, a saloon man Of Provo has for
hidden his employees to taste liquor
in any form while in his employ, and
he asked them to go before a notary
public and take a temperance oath. II
is said one of the men refused and was
promptly let out. This is temperance
with q vengeance.
The chamber of commerce of Prove
will give a grand ball on Feb. f.
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dieval pistols and the like is placed the
now famous automatic gun-BrOWn-
ing's peacemaker.
The surveyors chain that first sur
veyed West Virginia, lent by Mrs.
Spencer, is near a compass lent by Mr..
Kent.
A full-rigged model steamship made
by 14-year-old Hawaiian boy, is there
through the courtesy of John Critch-
low" Near this is a fine collection OF
Samoan curios lent by Browning Bros.
Specimens of exquisitely decorated
china are exhibited by Miss Ida Scow-
croft, Mrs. j. L. Herrick, Mrs. F. J.
Stevens, Miss Mae Carter and Mrs,
O'Haver.
Needlework that appears almost a
marvel for fineness was lent by Mrs
Strevell, Mrs. H. H. Spencer. Mrs. Ste
vens, Mrs. E. 3. Graham and the Sis
tiers of the Sacred Heart academy.
The curios were on exhibition yes
terday afternoon and evening, and
were viewed by large crowds. Last
night the Maccabee Mandolin club en-
livened the place with music. The col
lections may be seen this afternoon
and evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

A permit to wed was issued yester-
day to Sylvester V. Grow, 81, and Miss
Hannah Nicholson, rs, both of Hunts
vile.
The Herald map calendar makes an
attractive souvenir of the state of
Utah to send to distant friends. Call
at this Office for one.
George NJ. Miles of the firm of Miles,
Strevell & Timer, came in yesterday
from Miles City. Mont. and will re-
main in Ogden for several days.
Mr.. T. J. Stayner will speak in En-
sign hall this evening at 7:30 on '"The
Cause, Transmission and Prevention
of Crime" Miss Lily Stayner will
give recitation. Ladies especially in
vited
A meeting of the alumni of the og-
den High school is hereby called to
be held in the Central school building
at $3.50 p. m, on Tuesday. January %,
1896. All members are requested to be
present.
]. ". Taylor called at The Herald
office yesterday and commended The
Herald calendar map very warmly,
buying three to send to England, say
ing that it would do more to answer
the numerous questions about Utah
than all the letters he could write.
Friday night numerous friends Of
Mrs. j. e. Horrocks surprised that
lady at her residence on Twenty-sixth
street. Over sixty were present and
high five was the order of the evening
Thirteen tables were utilized by the
PLAYERS until II o'clock, when refresh
ments were served.
At the Burns anniversary celebration
in Union opera house tomorrow night
Hon. B. H. Roberts will be the orator
of the evening. The Moffat family Of
Salt Lake will dance the Highland
fling in costume. Miss Belle Salmon
will recite and a number of the most
talented musicians in Utah will sing
or give instrumental music.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-26

Halliday, who has been 1aboring in the
southern states the last two years, a
son of the lady, has been released on
account of his mothers illness.
Master Berton briggs, son of Farley
T. briggs, almost severed one of his
hands accidentally with a hay knife
yesterday.
Miss Cady Dunkley, of American
Fork. who has been so seriously i'll
from the effects of diphtheria ind her
life despaired of, is slowly recovering.
The young lady was to have been mar
RED and the wedding day set when she
was stricken down with the dreadful
malady.
The farmers are putting on brighter
smile since the late storms. They
feared there would be no water for
irrigation as the snow fall was I'M
usually light in the mountains.
Quite number of men from this
place are prospecting across the lake
at Pelican Point. Some rich strikes are
reported.
All the surplus hay of this town has
been purchased by Lehi firm who are
feeding beef stock at the Sugar factory
with hay and beet pulp