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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-30
Tho state of Utah sends greeting to Carlton
W, yoatch. Ehtello Veatch. Charles l..


Tho State of Utah sends greeting 70 Carlton
Crane, william o. Thomas and Mrs. ......
Thomas, the wife OF said W. q. Thomas,
and David A. Depue. defendants
You are hereby required - appear IN 40
action brought against you by the anove
named plaintiffs In the District Court OF the
Third Judicial district OF the state OF utsh,
and to answer the complaint uled therein
within ten days toxclusivc OF the day OF ser
vice. after lhe service ON you Of ms sun
served out OF this county, but in thls district,
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
dayt--or Judgment by default WIZ DO taken
| against you, according to the prayer Of
complaint
The said action lie brought TO have judgment
| that there "a due upon the note hereinafter
| described tho sum Of S2,i5s, wirh Interest at
| per cent pei annum from september .. 1876;
| for SIS attorneys fees, and for costs oil SUIT
note, executed by said defendants Carlton w,
Veatch and Charles l. Crane to one l. ~.
Crossman, Tor 81 800. November o. 1880. no part
| OF which has been paid except interest 70
| November D, 1872; and same IL now due and
| unpaid; same beng secured by mortgage OF
oven date thorewlth on premises hereinaitef
Vcutoh. to SAID l.. q. Crossman. which said
note was on SAID date duly sold and assigned
| las also said mortgagel TO James Thompson,
now deceased, that PLAINTIFF as admins
| traitor and executor now own ana hold same
that on September 4, 1892, sad defendants
| Thomas, assumed and agreedto pay SAID note
and mortgage; 20 have the usual statutory
decree OF hts court FOR the reformation OF he
DESCRIPTION Of the real estate described in sand
mortgage, so rs to conform to tho intention OF
the parties thereto. as hereinafter described ,
that Hnid real estate be so and proceeds APP
pied IN payment OF amounts due as above,
with accruing costs; that plnintifs have .
deficiency Judgment against defendHnts, aFl
ton W. NeRteh, ChAs l. Crane and VIM. ..
Thomas that receiver be appointed 10 col
leot the rents and profits from SAID property
and hold same subject TO the order OF the
| court, aud Tor other relief.
said property being described rs follows
Iots 10 ami "a in Block 2, in Riggs First Add
lion 10 salt Lake CITY, the s4me being a sub
division of lot 20, block H. Ave acre plat "a,
lng Fisdisuryey situate salt Lake county
state OF Utah
And you are hereby no'iled that you fai
to appear and answer tho said complaint Of
above required. the said plaintiff VIII apply q
The court for the relief demanded therein.
witness. the HonorAble Judges, and the sea
of the district court OF the Third judicial dis
. trict in and for the State OF Utah, this 18Th da
; OF May. In the year Of our Lord one THOUSAND
: eight hundred and ninety seven
tsEAL.) DAVID Q. DUNBAR,
~ GEv. d. LooMIs, Deputy CieIs.
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with PRINCIPAL place OF business at aus
Progress Building. salt Lake City, state OF
Utah.
NJ Office Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting OF the directors, held on
Thursday, June 3rd, 1897. an assessment of
two (2) cents per share was levied on the
capital stock OF the corporation, pay able i'm.
mediatciy to 1homus Kane secretary of SAID
corporation at It's general oflce, No. AVS
Progress BnidinR. in salt Lake City Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on tho 9th day OF July. 1881,
will be delinquent and advertised for isle at
public auction. and unless pavment is made
before will be sold on the 2lst day of July. 1897.
TO pay the delinquent assosRment. together
with costs OF advertising and expense OF sale.
THOMAS KANE,
Secretary.
ios Progress building, NT-lio south Main
street.
Ibe time at which the above assessment
shall be delinquent la hereby extended unit
July L.. 1881. and the day OF sale until August
Q 1897.
Dsted Juno IS, 1897.
by order of board of Direct ors. star Gold q
Silver Mining Company.
THOMAS KANE,
secretary.
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- tho State BOARD of Corrections, at It's
Office a. the state Prison for furnishing
e,l50 feet of inch cast iron water Pine.
100 feet of inch cast iron winter pipe.
10 feet OF inch cast iron water pipe
delivered y o Is. cars salt Lake City.
Bids will be opened by said Board on
Wednesday. July 18th. at IL O'Clock a. N.
Specifications furnished on application to the
undersigned. The Board reserves he right TO
reject any or all bids
GEO. n. DOW, Warden.
salt Lake City, June 9th. 1897. III
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN annual meeting OF tho stockholders of
the Dexter Gold Mining Co. will take place at
the honr of 10 O'Clock a. IN. on Monday, July
", 1897, at room sol Auerbach Block. South
Main street, salt Lake CITY, for tho following
purposes, To vat:
First-for the election of officers and a
board of Five Directors.
second. For the amendment Of Article niDo
OF the articles of incorporation by inserting
after the word Monday IN SAID Article the
words. at 10 O'Clock n m. of said day.
Third. for the transaction of such other or
further business as may lawfully come before
said meeting
IsKALI HIRAM f. BoorH,
Secretary.
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An ordnance anon ding soctons " ana u OF
chapter ~ OF the revised ordinances Of
ordinances IN conflict herewith.
Section /. Be 1t ordained by the CITY
Council of salt Lake CITY, state OF utan thnt
Section 80 OF Chapter ~ lol the he'iseo oIui
Hnnces OF lsB2 be amended so as TO read ns
follows: ''hll drnya, trucks, vans, express
and Job wagons. carriages. CABS. cohehes,
hacks. omnibusee. or other puoio phssenset
ever, licensed as hereinbefore provided, shnli
have the license therefor fra ed nd covered
with glass; and se1nIel s,o M ,hsreo, 10 sneh
manner as to be exposed 10 puzzle view ., nj,
section H. That section y o. ehap.cdd oa o.. o1
a. 10 read as follows: "Any person licensed
as Aforesaid, usiSg o wagon, cart oi o.ner
vehicle of any descriptlon or name whstso-
ever, in the buainess OF Wedding or nav klng
snail have the license therefor framed ana
covered with glass and securely attached 70
the vehicle on the right hand SIDE tn,ereot, "
euch manner as to be exposed to pubic view
Section III Sll ordinances and phrts there
of in conflict herewith, are hereby repealed.
pass ~ r " Nav IN iss7 tile approved
any (sshD DAVID s, EMERY:
Approved this the 9TH day OF May. A. D.
1891.
t-r Mayor.
CIV syl arc CO ooa EtS, Of salt Lake. I"
J, David Emery. recorder in and for sal.
Lake City, State of Utah DO hereby eeruIy
thai tue above and foregoing is a full, true and
| correct coay of an ordnance, entitled Ar
| ordnance hmendinS sections "a ana ~ o.
| Chapter 9 uf Tho Revised Ordinances OF lsYz'
| entitled 'I.ieenses', ard repeating all ordl.
| hancos in conflict herewith," passed by me
| City Council OF sad ci,y May tthl issh snu ~
In witness whereof have nereunto set my
hand and AM xed the corporate sea
IsEAI.1 OF SAID chy the 9Th day of May. A.
DAVID 3. EMERY.
pn,o City Recorder.
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An ordinance granting n site upon which 10
erect q monument to tho mcmrry of:thelAte
Governor Young and tho Pioneers of lsiI
BE 1t ordained by tho City Council of Salt
Lake Oity;
Section i. That n monument site twenty. Eve
feet SQUARE at the intersection OF 'outh
City he and the same IL hereby forever set
apart TO be cared for ard managed
uuder the auspices ana direction OF
The Brigham Young Memorial Association
and Its Guccessors, upon which TO erect
monument to perpetunte The memory OF the
late Governor Young and the Pioneers of 1917,
aud for the purpose aforesaid. authority IS
cessors TO TAKE charge OF and improve SAID
site, erect said monument and maintain the
same without cost or expense to SAID city,
under such plans and In such manner as snail
be approved by me city engineer. and to that
end the management and control OF said site
ia hereby surrendered 10 sad association;
provided. that nothing herein contained
or any person, to alter. change or use eaid
site for any other or different purpose than
that for which II lie herein set apart, and II the
said association shall fail TO accept the pro-
visions of this ordinance within thirty days
from the approval thereof, the same shall be
null and void.s
SECTION O.
This ordinance thalI take effect from and
after Its approval
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City
State of Utah, juno 9Th. 1897. title approved
mud referred 10 the Mayor for his approval
SEAL DAVID 5, EMEhl.
City Recorder.
Approved this 5th day of June, A. ID 1891
JAMES GLENDiNSlSG, Mayor.
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ne said grantee. as part of the con.idera
s Won ior lhls Franchise. agrees to ana with said
SAT- Lake uiiy that on or before september let.
iest u VIII furnish and deliver 10 said City
CORPORATION AT Its own expense, without cost
W me Guy, anu during the life OF tina fran
ehlse, the equivalent of thirty horsepower In
eiectrlchl energy, to be used for any municipal
purpose tho Cily Councii may deem necessary
saiu energy shall be IN such form rs may be
oy SAID CITY oetermlned most suitable for its
purposes, whether for light, heat or power.
froyidod II be used for nniy one such purpose
at the same time, to-wit, either night. heat or
power.
A IL snail be supplied continuously and regu-
lhrly Al night and En day during every day
And night IN the year. ana shall be delivered
at The cisyibuting tation of the grantee IN
sal1 SAT- Lake CITY; and the City shall have
me free use of the poles Of sAid company Tor
strinslng wires to deliver sad energy to any
place 1t may desire to nso II for municipal pur-
poses, and SAID grantee shall furnish any ad-
uitional cieotricht ene1gy which said City may
desire for such purpostrFduring the life OF this
franchise at price NOT to exceed ono and one.
quarter cents per kilowau hour delivered al
the place OF consumption.
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sTArE OF UTAH, l..
City and County OF salt Lake.
!, David $. Emery, Recorder in and for Salt
Lake Civ, state OF Utah, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a iull true and cor
rect COPY of an ordnance. entitled AN ordi-
nance granting n site upon which to erect q
monument to the memory OF the late Governor
Young and the Pioneers Of ls4T." passed by the
Uity Council of said city. June ltb, lhsl and
approved? by the Mayor June bth, ls9,,i as
appears of record IN my ONCE.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the corporate seal
tsEAL of said city, this 1lh day OF June,
DAVID s. EMERY,
CITY Recorder
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An Ordnance Authofisipg the Pioneer Rieo-
trio Power Company TO Erect and MAINTAIN
Poles nires. Pipes, Conduits and Vthtr
Appliances IN the streets. Lnnos, aud Alioys
OF Salt Lake Guy. for tho Distrhution tnd
conveyance OF Electrical Energy hnd HAni
to supply the Inhabitants Of haid ciiy VIII
Light, Heat and Power
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BE 1t ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake
City, state OF Utah:
SECTION l.
Thet Section XIV OF Chapter % Of the Rcyiscd
Ordinances Of 1872 he amended by striking
out everything after the word "snme" on Inc
Of eRid section, and inserting IN lieu tnereot
the following: upon the liiug OF sucl appn-
cation, and upon payment into the CITY Treas
nry of ~ per annum tor each BILLIARD or pool
table, and OF SIS per nnnum ioreach ana every
pin or ball alley or niHc or ten'pin alley ahu
The runway thereof, specified in sad hrpica'
lion, yearly licenses may be issued thereon"
SECTION II.
So much of Section XIV Chapter g devised
ordinances OF lsas IN conflict herewith IS
hereby repealed
SECTION III.
This ordnance shall be IN force from and
after its approval.
City, state of Utah, June s,h. ls97. utle np-
proved and referred to tho Mayor for his ap'
prevail
lsEAL DAVID :. EMERY
Approved this the 10th day Of June. A. u :. 1897
.us1 JANIS GLENDlNNls,S.
CITY and County Of salt Lake.
]. David ;. Emery. rccoroor IN and for SAT-
Lake City. Stale OF utali. do hereby certHy
correct copy OF at ordinance entitled An
ordnance amending section Nv of Chapter
% OF the Revised Ordinances Of SAT- Lake
CITY of 49, passed Dy tle CITY Council OF
SAID city June SIN. 1877. and approved by The
Mayor June 10th, 1907. as appears of record in
my office.
In witncsa whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the cooperate scul OF SAID
city this the 18th day OF June. A. d. 1891.
11r city Recorder.
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An Ordinance amending Section XIV o, Chan.
ter % OF the Revised Ordinances OF SAT-
Lake City OF ls0!. tI 300
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nRtr

That the permisfion and authority hereby
ErhhIcu IL sub1tct TO AL laws, ordinances anu
Ieso utlons now IN force In sat Lac CitY, or
Whlsh may hereafter be passed by the state
Legislature or tho Cry Council, authorizing
he nAibg OF rates to bo charged Tor electr O.
beat, power. or oIher ipdnerial or CONNER
chl purposes, snd Is Rlto subject to such laws
q thc STATE anu ordinances and resolutions
OF tue tlty Council which are now IN force, or
may hereafter be passed governing the con
hfucuon erection ana maintenance Of poles,
wires. pipes. conduits or other erections or
.ppianets now In use, or to be hereafter used
ior me trahtmission and distribution of o..
irlclly AID gas In eAtd city. All poles erected
neahnro thirty hve feet ia lenHth, twelve
lhches ~ the bult, and eight inches Mt the Top,
except IN special casee v herein the City Coun-
GU may order The erection of I'm gcf or smaller
pelts snld poles shall be set, as near rs niAy
pc, Is2 ieet apart, and not less than i've rect
IN me ground. All said poles an their crosse
arms snail lie properly dressed and painted;
an work done thereon or In connection there
WIN. anu upon all wires pipes ana conduits,
shall be done and performed under the super
VISION OF and 10 tho Batlffaouon OF the Ciiy
ENGINEER or such other officer or department
as may oo hereafter sdesiguatcd for that pur
poho " tbe city touocil and said grantee
shah provide said City with one crosH arm
upon cach OF SAID poles, sufficient for tho
proper accommodation OF stringinR and sup
porting such wi 90, lamps and other necessary
ss pr ,,,l 10 may he owned and used ~ y
TOT municipal lighting and to which It shall
AZ M times have access for m sintenhnce and
repairs, ana no rental Tor other charge shan
De maze by SAID grantee Tor the use OF saft
pores anu cross-Rrms by SAID city during the
life of this franchise.
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cherries all gon,; red cufrants and
raspberrie. ready fir mArkel; biss
working nard and good crcp OF honey
promised.
Scott - Director.
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BE y Ordained by the city Council of SAT-
be and are hereby efantct 10 lhe ioneer
hlectric Power Company. Utah CORPORATION
" successors and assigns. hereinafter cared
the erantee, for the period 80 'wenty I'VE
yoArH from and after tho sppg, val OF ms or
iinnnce. TO cons,tuc, oreet aLu MAINTAIN y
single inc o. poiee IN the stree,s, lanes and
hiloysof salt Lake Jity, with the necessnry
WreA and other proper appliances NE eto
nuaohed. IND also 10 lay pipes and condu'ts
of electricity ard ms throu gbo mt snlr tity to
ue used by the inhabitants thereof, for light,
neat, power aud other industrial ana CONNER
eial purposes. subject to the following condi-
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SUM MONS:

District OF the state of Utah. County
Of Salt Lake.
Frank Thompson % Executor of the last VIII
and testament OF James lhompso n.
deceased, and Joe n, Lane. Administrator
with the will annexed of the Estate OF said
James Thompson. deceased. plaintiffs.
VS.
Carlton W. Veatoh. Estelle VoAtch, Charles l..
Crane. William o. Thomas and Mira ......
Thomas, The wife OF said William o.
Thomas. David a. Depue. OF al, defen-
dame,
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BE 1t ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake
City, State OF Utah:
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STOCKHOLDERS. MEETING.

onicc Of Dexter Gold Mining Co. Fifth Floor
of Auerbach Block, salt Lake City,
Utah, June Is, 1897.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Star Gold and silver Mining Company.
with principal place of business at avs
Progress Building salt Lake City. State OF
UtBh.
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Elizabeth Brown Eastmond, plaintiff. Va Ju
Illus Thompson, Frank W. lngersoil salt
Lake Cny, municipal corporation. and
Lulu Penn Ingsrsoll, defendants.
The tate of Utah SENDS greeting to JnliuR
Thompson. Frank w. lngersoil, alt Lake
CITY u municipal corporation. and Lulu
Tenn IngeIsolI, defendDnts:
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So much of Section XIV Chapter g devised
hereby repealed Il|
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An ordinance granting n site upon which To
erect q monument to the momrry of:thellAte
Governor Young and tho Pioneers of lsiI
Mesa free press., 1897-06-25

The report published elsewhere
in this issue to the effect that the
Peralta lana grant claim has been
revived and thai the alleged heirs,
living IN Mexico, are about to
bring suit for recovery in the land
court at Santa Fe, will not occa-
sion alarm amongst the residents
upon the alleged grant in Arizona:
The Peralta grant was shown to be
spurious by Surveyor General OF
Arizona, Royal A join son, i" a
very full and able report, after all
exhaustive search hadi.'b tn made.
at the instance of the United States
government, both in Mexico and
The archives at Madrid, Spain.
The trial of Reavis' claim furnish
ed additional proof that the Peral-
ia claim is fraudulent, and there
is no likelihood that it will evor be
reopened in the land 'court.-Slly' r
Belt.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-25
DIAMOND FlEEf1s orr ff'J MEN
r ICO

{ Rioh diaponer fields have been
discovered. 1or rathrrs reopeard, in
the mountains In the states q
Guerrero and OXaca, Mexico. rs
the year 1922 some Indians from
Tixtla brought to the f.nous G n
Vineente Gnarrero. several spec :
mems of what they called "'c"ys'.,l
chips" aid Gan. Grnrr-ro, after
having examined tho stones, found
that they Were valuable diemonds.
Messrs. Santiago Rem;erez, An
dres de. RIO and -, Moral. min
erologists' were appointed to "x-.
Al 1aa,nilint, the stones. ard their r.potr
was tina! tho iii ,monds werr of fine
quality end similar to those of
'1ndis. E.at"r on, traces Of the
deposits were lost. =
: Rrcent'y Father c:aballero, of
Gaxaea, was sent OFF sto evp:ore
certain regions in O.xaca. who has
a valuable objection of Mexican
&
emeraids, and in whose opinion the
diamond 'e'da exist 'in Qaxaca or
In Guerrefe Father Cahahero has
been very successful in his search,
as he has sent some f"e specimens
of stones to th- City cf Mexico.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-25
MARRIAGE BY LOTTERY

In soma paris of Russia 6: curious
game is stiff sp'ayed at Christmas
time, which has much to do with
the future ilf,s Of the participants
Some prominent person III the
village announces that the annual
n,-rry-m aking will he held at his
houss, and on the appointed day
the young men and women hasten
to his house. : -
There sre'songs ana. games and
dances, Int they are simply pre-
luds to TIE IT,, ~as 81 :: Important bust
mass of the day.
When the time comes the hcstess
leads all the girls intn' one room,
where they : keat' themselves on
benches. -
Laughing and chattering, they
are each promptly flied in linen
sheets by th" hostess, tn" head
hair and fnrM being securely cover
ed. - y
The young men draw lots, and
one by one they enter the room
where the mnffied girls Sit: Help.
less SO far as sight or tonch soe
tie puzzled 1oyer tries to identify
his favor;tf, ~
Maybe she would help him if her
eyes we're not hidden, but shcfis as
helpless as he, Finally he chooses
one and then he may unvail her.
This is the critical 'pomsnt, and
disappointment or rapture will he
the result cf seeing her face
It is the law of custom that the
man shall merry the girl he has
picked out, and # either backs out
a forfeit must he paid. 1t is said
that this matrimonial lottery r. :
suits in many happy marr:Ages.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-25

An account is given in Nature of
a motor, intended for delicate ex :
periments in heat measurement, in
vented by MIR. A, R. BENEFIT. 1t is
so sensitive that it begins to re-
solve the moment it is exposed to
daylight, even when the sun is
hidden; and in clear weather it
will work all night, being stfscted !
even by the radiant heat of moon
light. The motive power is due to
convention currents set up inside
the glass shade with which the in :
strument is covered. While the
glass is not warmed by the radiant
heat of daylight or moonlight LASS
ing through it, the metal surfaces
of the motor are, and the minute
differences of temperature thus
produced suffice to start convention
currents.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-25

The tremendous power stored in
the Sierra tnourt4ins in California
is ia Re karnessea. Contracts have
been let fnr the construction Of an
electric pl,rt which will supply
2,O0oLhorse rower, and this plant
will Ge Increased ess qeed-d I1ptif it
will peril ,p5s le }htee or four times
as great. At thu rhihit vh~re che
plant will Ia located waterfall Of
1905 feet can be secured. The
power generated by such q tre :
mendous fall will be enormous, eve"
if the quantity of ws!fr is small
The electricity will be used IL.
working the mines of CaIavpras
County and for supplying light and
rower to . score Of thriving Aosns
Mesa free press., 1897-06-25
AN EXCELLENT APPOINT
Nj ENT.

William M. Griffith was nomi-
mated on June 10, TO be Unit ed
States marshal for the district of
Arizona, vice W. K Meade who
was removed, it is allie sed, for in
terfering toipfevent the confrma-
tIon Of NJ H. Mct;ord for govet :
nor.
The appointment of VIM. NJ.
Griffia h meets with approval thro'-
out tile territory and nowhere does
tit give greater satisfaction than in
Gila count5 '@hzFre I f1isa' IL has resided
many years, and has won the con-
fdence and respect Of everyone
acquain,ed with him. The editors
of the Silver Belt are especially
pleased by his appointment and
tender congratulations. :"
The Star says: 'NMr.. Griffith, the
newly appointed marshal. is a ma
tive of Chester, Chester county,
Pennsylvania. He has been in
Arizona mere than twenty-fve
years. He was for loay time
connected viii the overland stage
and mail lines, and later was Of
the firm of Kearns d Griffith, mail
contractors, and in later years he
has been in the stock business at
Dripping Springs, CHA county. He
has 1!ways been a strong Republi-
cana Mckinley man, ahdF is no"
tho national committeeman for the
territory: No man stands better
in the territory than Mr.. Griffith,
Or who is better qualified for the
office Of marshal than he, a man Of
souragt, integrity honesty and sy-
cry inch a man. Silver Belt