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and after noon trading was quite heavy
in volume. May advanced steadily to 66hc
and was bringing 66ikc at the close.
Corn was weak early on a decline in
cables and the government report, which
made the crop 1897. 600. 90 bushels. There
a good cash demand and a lot OF De-
cember buying by shippers. There was
renewed buying at he decline by lead
ing bull operators and the market be-
came hrmer. closing at the best prices.
May closed a shade higher.
Oats were rather slow. Renewed selling
by a local long. who has been selling
heavily OF late. and sympathy with corn
caused a rather weak market early. The
cash demand was good and when the
liquidation was over the strength OF car
lot prices and the advance I'm the other
grain markets was reflected by oats. May
closed a shade higher.
Provisions were stagnant. Early there
was some weakness with wheat and on
lower hog prices. There was some de-
mand from packers. especially for lard.
and shorts covered moderately. prices re-
covering the slight opening decline. The
cash demand was better. January pork
2bzc higher. Lard and ribs were I'M
changed.
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Foundered In the surf.

Chicago. Nov. 10.-waterlogged and
UNIT TO weather a storm upon the lakes
the :. Thai, a tramp two-masted
schooner. f~oundered on Glencoe in the
gale Of Wednesday night and went to
pieces In the surf. This morning the
w~reckage was cast up on the beach.
but no trace of the crew has been found
and IL IL thought that all went down
after cutting loose from the wreck In
the ships dory. The schooner is a total
wreck. There are scarcely two tim
bers left together 90 indicate her d.
mansions. That she foundered and
went to pieces on the sani bars some
distance out IN the lake is evidenced
by the wreckaFe which covers this
shore from Lavinia TO wilmette. a dis
tance OF nearly seven miles. The hull
has disappeared n II supposed to be
resting on the bars just In shore. from
where the schooner was seen TO drop
anchor shortly before the storm broke
Wednesday afternoon. on board the
schooner were Capt. J. Schuttman and
"A crew Of three men. whose names are
not known at Milwaukee, where the
crew was shipped.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest OF Exchange News-Mining tocks
Metal Quotations-wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Review OF Trade.

New York. Nov. 11.-wai street was
prepared for an outburst of enthusiasm
over stocks on the part Of the general
public after yesterdays enthusiasm or
the part of the street itself. The grangers.
the Northern Pacific and the leading
Southern railroads opened high. The pub
lies enthusiasm had apparently induced
II to place large orders to buy stocks at
the opening. The foresight OF the large
operators in making the opening level Of
the market a high one was thus justified.
and they fed the eager demand of out
siders quite freely. Prices. however. were
fairly well maintained in the first hour.
but. in spite of the violent activity of the
market. 1t soon became evident that the
supply of stocks was fully equal to the
demand.
Room traders detected evidences of re-
alizing by large interests and commenced
20 sell the market with quite a marked
effect on grangers. This had the effect of
checking activity and the market fell into
d~ullness. until IL received renewed I'M
petus from the strength Of special stocks.
The shorts In Sugar became nervous as
a result of the high loaning rate for the
stocks. and covered some heavy lines.
raising the price 2s points. Union Pa
cihc preferred was pushed up to s9h.
Brooklyn Transit above 50 and Peoples
Gas above II. Prices generally rose to
near the best again In sympathy with
this movement and invited renewed buy
ing for outside account through commits
sion houses. But the level was not main
tanned in the last hour. when call money
was marked up to "a per cent. and the
price fell away throughout the list Ear
Her gains were practically wiped out in
the range and Pacifics. except Union
Pacific preferred and the Southern stocks
and other specialties. including Federal
Steel. Atchison preferred. which was
again the leader of the market, showed
more substantial opposition 10 the de-
cline than many other stocks. Dealings in
all of the Atchison securities were on an
enormous scale. n were accompanied
by reports OF the early entry into the d.
rectory OF oficial interest largely domi-
nant In Rock Island.
There was an unexplained advance of
2is points In Central Pacific. which was
not im~probably connected with the coin
cident OF Union Pacific preferred. Pacific
Mail also advanced. notably on account
of increased earnings. The decline of the
last hour was accompanied oy inc-s'ased
activity. Indicating a disposition towards
liquidation.
&. The bond market was aga n phenom-
enally active and embraced a great va
riety Of issues. The Atchison adjust
ment as were. however. easily the lead
ers, with total sales OF a par value of
nearly o.0oo.0 600. This bond advanced .
per cent. to 734. and reacted q In the late
dealings. The Atchison general fs were
also largely taken Prices are generally
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Markets.



Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE opening trades in
wheat showed declines of lAd%c. May
starting at from e5kns5lkc. There was
plenty of news OF a discouraging nature
to buyers. but the selling pressure was
surprisingly light and no further decline
occurred. On the contrary. the market
began to mend shortly after the opening.
and though the advance was very slow
for two hours. IL was sure.
English consols were up TO 3 Lied and
an almost total absence OF foreign buy
ing orders was reported from the sea-
board. Liverpool. which declined yester-
day. showed "a further decline at the
opening here TODAY OF Hd1d. and London
sidered II advisable 10 take their profits
on yesterdays decline. and the buying
soon sent the May price to 6Nc. For n
long time the market ung between that
figure and e9ixc. The volume of trading was
very moderate and fluctuations were in
frequent until after II o'clock. when the
tone of the seaboard and foreign news
changed decidedly for the better and the
market here Immediately took possession
Of that fact. Liverpool cables showed half
of the early decline recovered. Reports as
to exporting engagements were very con-
hicting for a time. but the steadiness OF
New York convinced spectators that q
good business was being done.
New York finally claimed as high as
80 boat loads taken st all points. The
cash emand here and at Northwest
points showed Improvement. There was
some talk of a possible squeeze in De-
cember at New York. n this had an ef-
feet N local shorts. who covered freely.
As soon as the session progressed the de-
mand from shorts gradually grew heavier
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Exports and Imports.

Washington. Nov. u-The details OF the
reduction of SllS. O0.Ooo I'm our imports and
Of the increase OF s123. O0o. 900 I'm our ex-
ports I'm the nine months ended Sept 20,
1855, are shown by the monthly
OF m and finance Just issued by
the treasury bureau OF statistics.
To Europe we increased our sales from
S56s. s15. l59 90 s666. $50. $50. while our pur-
chases were cut DOWN from s332 3st. sis to
s24o, 500. ia To North America our sales
Increased from ss4.Si2,S6o to sos. 1921. ss7.
while our purchases fell from 81. 5li. 46s
TO y7s.O4S. 5l9.
To South America our exports increased
from s24. 81. 545 to s25. 223. 49,, while our i'm
ports from that part of the world fell
from SS.s56.s ga TO ts3. 513, $50.
To Asia and Oceanica our exports In
creased from s45. 7s4. $40 20 sJi. eos. 3s3: our
imports also increased from 81. 004. SCI to
sSS,2j9,960 this being mostly due to an
Increase In imports OF raw silk for use
In the factories OF the United States.
To Africa our sales increased from ST.
s3i.33s to t13.555 .075. while our imports de-
creased from -, is6. $40 to ss.s7ts27.
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Elderly Passenger Causes Excitement In
70 street Car.


One mouse Is generally enough 20
stampede an assemblage OF m
and the connection attendant upon the
appearance of two or three rodents is.
OF course. increased in proportion. II
does not matter that the mice nay be
young. Is was shown I'm n street car
during one of the recent cool afternoons.
says the Chicago Chronicle. One Of the
passengers was an elederly woman.
who wore an old~-fashioned fur cape
with an immense bearskin collar Evil
IDENTIFY the cape had just been taken
from a chest containing moth balls. for
erful.
The car was crowded, principally by
women. 80 the elderly passenger was
compelled to stand. m as the car
jolted or swung aroun a corner she
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New York Mining stocks.
Money Market.

New York. Nov. IL-Money on call. "a
2a per cent. Last loans. 2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. a per cent. Sterling
exchange firm. with actual business in
bankers bills at N.s5ikm4.s5% for demand
and at A.s2Aa4.s2h for so days. Posted
rates. s4.s3m4.ssia. Commercial bills. st.sl
"a. s1k. Silver certificates. eoxds1isc. Mex
lean dollars. 47kc. Government bonds
weak. state bonds strong. railroad bonds
strong.
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Chicago. Nov. observation-disclosures were
small to-day: good demand. The supply
was disposed OF at strong prices. Native
beef steers. S.so65.50 for poor to best
grades: bulk of sales. s.s5H5. %: stockers
and feeders were fairly animated. selling
between Sd4.50: calves brought S.90G7
for the best grades; Western range steers
sold at 81. i0H4.45 and Texans al 81 .sDa3.s1.
Hogs-Hogs averaged SC below yester-
day. Common. 3.20n3.a best. G.5a3.60:
bulk. 50 .sCa3.50; pigs. s2.9Oa3.15.
Sheep-Lambs sold actively to-day at
strong prices. the poorest selling at s.. 75a
as: best. S.75a5.sO: sheep. s2.75a4.T
Westerns. s.. IS: not many sheep sold
above a.25. and feeders mostly sold at
-. e0d3. 80. while feeding lambs brought
s.50G5.
Receipis-Cattle. 400: hogs. 1900.
sheep, 1000.
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Cash OuotatIopa

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
steady. No. 3 spring wheat. s2d65c: No. 9
red. esizc; No. 2 corn. 32a32izc: No. 2 oats.
25a25lec; No. 2 white. 2siac: No. 3 white.
2sk@21Ac; No. ? rye, SOC: No. 2 barley. IS
d4sc; No. 1 flax seed. 95c; prime timothy
seed. s2.25; mess pork. per barrel. s.S5a
7.so: lard. per 100 pounds. A~.s1ika4.s7Iz
short ribs sides. loose. A.sod5. 10: dry salt
ed shoulders. boxed. 4Sa4ac: short clear
sides. boxed- 81 &G4 Or
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New York. Nov. n-Pig iron warrants.
s7d7.&. Lake copper. Il. s0h12 .s7kc. Tin.
Is .056ls. Csc. Spelter. 5.15d5. 25c. Lead. 3.1oa
3.75c. The firm that fixes the selling price
for miners and smelters quotes lead at
3.50c at the close. Bar silver. e07sc.
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Omaha, Nov. observation-disclosures. I.7OO
Market steady to strong. Native beef
steers. H.2G5.S; Western steers. s. ga
40: cows and heifers. s3d3.so: stockers
and feeders. 81. 25a4.3e: bulls and stays.
g. 4ed3.S.
Hogs-Receipts. 200. Market a shade
lower. Heavy. 0.<63.6: mixed. 50 iOa
3.42i1; light. n.3563 .52i1: bulk OF sales.
81. 42izd3.G
sheep-Receipts. leo Market strong.
Fair TO choice natives. 0.s0n4.+: fair to
choice Westerns. 8. Is: common and
stock sheep, S-sod4-0: lambs. A.Z5H5.D
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supposed to Nave P.r,.h.d.

Glencoe. ILL.,. Nov. N-The Dali. a two
masted schooner. loaded with Christmas
trees. was wrecked on the beach here To-
day. She carried a crew OF hve. all OF
whom are supposed to have persisted.
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valley Oregon. l5G17c. Fail wools-North-
ern mountain lambs. 9ailc: mountain
lambs. sdi0c; San Joaquin plains, 6a9c:
Humboldt and Mendocino, Ilal3c.
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higher than yesterday. though the high
est of the day were not maintained. Total
sales. 80. 235.0 600.
L. s. SIS declined u per cent. In the bid
price.
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Boston. Nov. n--Boston a Montana,
~: Butte 4 Boston. s3k: Parrot. "a
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CARRIE. You wouldn't think would give Ripans Tabules to a child
like Charlie, would you?
ELSIE. No, indeed. He could not swallow one, and il would be too
powerful
CARRIE They are ell right for him. OF course. he don't need one
very often, and l Used 20 give him a quarter OF a one,
afterwards hall, but now he takes a whole and they
seem to be just what he needs-once in a while, you
know-not often.
ELSIE And he swallows il without any fuS2
SAkkh Yes He don't mind II at an-but / can't swallow one.
though I'm the only member Of this family that don't
take RiDsns Tabule&
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San Francisco. Nov u.-spring woods
Nevada. i0ei4c: Eastern Oregon o gI2c.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
IN Hccordancs with and under the power
and authority granted by that certain trust
deed. made the 18th day OF Jnis; Is9a: 70 the
undersigned trustee. by Frank Ball and Nellie
hall. husband md wife, ana recorded July -.
1925, In Book - u" Of mortgarss on pag 81
of the records nf ALT Lake COUNTY, Utah, the
UNDERMINED trustee VIII offer tortaie and sell
TO the highest bidder for casn,at Fnn west front
doorlof the joint CITY anc UouaSy Building 2. in
Salt Lake Uhy, Utah, that bNAg the County
Court House OF salt Lake County, Utah on
tho l.th day of January. 1898, n " O'clock
noon OF said day. all the real estate here n
after described to nay and discharge the in.
debtcdness secured by said trust deed. and
the interest Thereof, incinting reasonable
compensation TO the trustee tor his services
aid sale will be made vt the request OF tho
no der OF said Indebtedness, ami because OF
default In the payment of said Indebtedness
At maturity raid real estate . partisularly
described as follows. to wit:
AL OF lots one ~. six t6). seven ~ and
eight (sl, IN block nifty six tb6l, Plat 40" Salt
Lake City survey, said lots containing 20
square rods each
WILLIAM e. JACOBS,
Trustee.
Dated Dscemh er 0. 1897.
First publication December 9, 1891
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25
lRUsTeE's saLe NOTICE.

yYyHeREAs, PETgR W. woRTHES AND
w Lenors q Worhon, his WIFE, did hy
their certsin deed OF trust. dated the nu day
OF August. 1921. hnd record, on he 2?nd DAY
OF AuHust. lbJl,in book "a" ut pages 100 and
III thereof. of tho records IN the office of he
Recorder OF peeds. OF salt Lake County. IN
tie Terriiory. now state. of Utah. convey to
william III lalr. Ms trustee, the following
descrlDed real estate. situate In said bal, Lake
The east hair n the northwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter OF secuon twenty eight
west. Of The SAT- Lake meridian. containing IN
al tweniy ta0j acres, be the same more or loss.
according to government survey. together with
All water riRhts pertaining TO said land ss In
said deed OF trust me ntohed; which said con-
vayance was made IN t'ust to secure to the
order OF the Lombard Investment company
the payment ~ the ssld Peter w. and Lenora
Z, Wortion's one certain prOmissory note, of
even date with said de- d OF trust. for the
due and payable September lat, 1885 with in
teres, thereon from the date thereof until
maturity at the rate OF SIX per cent per snnum,
thereon after msiuriiy At Tho rate Of twelve
per cent per annum. pay able semi-Annuaily;
Where's. It 10 provided in said deed of
trust that in case OF default in the payment Of
said promissory note, or the interest thereon.
or 10 ease OF the breach OF any Of the cover.
legal hoi der Of the said mole set, and dispose OF
ut and equity of redemption OF he aid Pele-
W. and Lenora O Worthen, heir heirs ana
assigns therein. at public auction. at tho place.
in tue manner. and for the purposes IN said
deed OF trust stated. sitter arst giving thirty
t3o) days notice as particularly provided for
In said deed of trust reference to which Is
hereby made for greater rtsinty: and
Whereas, det- ult hus been made IN the pay
ment OF said printlpal noe at $500 due ep.
TENDER lat 1876. and In payment of two in.
sutance rremiums amounting to 81 IS. which
said amount Of insurance premiums has been
advanced by the lerAl holder of SAID prime pal
note. and said principal note and insurance
pre- NUNS are stil psst duo and unpaid.
Now, therefore. notice 10 hereby given that
/, the undersigned trustee. as aforss,id. ut
the request OF the legal holder OF said prin.
ripnl note, and under and by vrtus OF the
power and authority in me vested by the
terms OF said deed of tiust will on Friday,
the 18th day of February, 1898, at the hour OF
ten O'Clock In the forenoon of said day, sell
the above Described property. and ali the
right. TILE, beredt and equity of redemption
Of said Pcicr w. anu Lerora O. WOrihen,
their heir- md assigns therein. At public
auction, for the higaest ard best price the
same will bring IN cash, At the front door Of
the county court house in Salt Lake City Salt
Lake couniy. Utah for the purposes OF fully
paying said principal note and insura nee
premiums, aud all costs and expenses OF exc
WILLIAM II. DALE, Trustee.
FIRST publication January 18th, lsas.
Last publication February 18th. lssS.
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agent was baby and that the people
were getting pickaxes instead OF beans
for rations. But above all things that
he. the chief OF the Ogalallas. had not
yet received his pay for the stolen
ponies
II Is said by those who were present
at the last Indian fight at wounded
Knee that, bent and lettering. old Red
Cloud appeared on the scene wrapped
In an old purple overcoat with rough
moocasins and trousers baggy at the
KNEES, He took no part in the strife
and Il Is not known exactly how he
counscled his braves In the matter. To
add to his wrctchcd appearance he
wore a pair Of blue goggles because
OF his rapidly failing eyesight.
The old man cannot live long; 1t is
reported that he is likely to pass over
the ridge to the happy hunting ground
at any moment He dies with all the
hatred OF his tribe for the whites. He
has lived through the trials OF three
generations Of his people and their hui
initiation and suffering have heen his.
He Is now blind and Hes passlvely on
his couch awaiting the call of the
Great Spirit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25

To all persons Interested in re-recording Of
marks and brands:
A Law WAS ENACTED ny THE LAST
IA IeRi'lAture requiring all owners of live
stock, having marks and bran.s In the tate
records. to make application to have same re-
recorded before MarfE u, ls9,. after VIII Oh
date AL marks and brands on the records not
thus applied for will become oh, olete anc their
record null md void.
Blanta for applications fer such re-record-
ing were forwarded To the County Ciorks, TO
be by ihom difir lbuieh to the Frecincts In
their fespeotive counties for the use 0t the
people. which blanks bear the ipli law herein
referred to.
In ease that any should bc unable to obtain
the printed blAn =, they can make application
IN thor own way describing their marks or
brarts and giving the dates when the ccrtiii-
Gates were issued II such cannot Accotnpsn
the appi alton
Following the opinion OF the Attorney Cen
eral, which was solicited. tho application of
an heir FOR such re-recordpg OF marie and
brands appearing m The records To the name
OF u oecedont viii not be entertained. untess
accompanied by legal order OF transfer or
assignment
person whose application has reached TINS
once, not iaior than January ~, 1kss, In order
that other applications may he made In case
kpv have gone astrRy.
To colate and compile the hpplicat ons in
alph abeticnl order Alter the nth OF March.
1888 before the work OF rc.recordiuR begins,
will require considerable time and therefore,
Gates tor year from the aUovo date, and per
chance longer. Patiently wait until the certi-
MORGAN RICH ,RDs. JR,
Err Officio necorder of Marks and Brands.
shlt Lake lily. Utah. January !, lsas
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&c 70 your doctor for
advice; he is the best man
to tell you what medicine
you need. Go to your drug
gist for you medicines; he
knows more about drugs
than a dry goods man.
Stick to your doctor and
to your druggist if you are
sick man, but dOu't go to yow
druggist far adviee. If your
doctor tells you to get Scott's
Emulsion it is because he
knows it to be the remedy
in all conditions of wasting,
the one reliable, permanent
preparation.
Get 1o6at you ask far.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25

The state of Utah san IS Greeting to Jessie NJ
Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell, Defend
ANS.
OoU ARE HEREBY INQUIRED TO APP.
Il pear in an Actlon ought againat You
by the sbove-named piainiih IN the District
Courl of the THIRD Judioia, District of the
state ~ Utah, nnd 90 auswcr the compliant
nicu therein within ten days exclusive OF the
day OF setvicel after the SO vice on you Of this
aummors-it served withlB this county; or,
II served out OF This county but IN this die
tricI, within twenty days; Otherwise within
iorly days-or indgment by oetauit will bs
tatan Against you. according 10 tho prayer of
said complaint.
The said action 10 brought to have Judgment
aEainst said defendants for III sum OF sS,ogt
aud interest thereon at the rate OF per cent
PEE nunum from Fob ID, lh,s for $50 IS taxes
Tor the year 1897; for $500 attorneys fees and
for coss OF sniti alleged 10 be due upon 4
certain pIomitsorf note executed by said de-
PENDANTS to plhntifs karch i3th, 1885 10 said
sum OF s5oOe, bearing interest AZ s per cent
yer annum Same berg by deed of trust
TO property hereinafter descubtd. exeeut,
cd by said defendabts to plainuf; that SAID
Judgment be paid IN u, :. sold Com that u
RECOVER he al once appointed 10 take pos
session OF said properly ana 10 collect the
rents theretrom. And out OF such amount 10
pay the expenses and costs OF such Wsceiver-
ship. aud the balance be applied toward the
payment OF said merignEe indebtedness AMI
any Judgment that may be rendered herein
that he usual decree be made for the sale IT
said pTsm &c by the sheriff OF Salt Lake eoun.
", utsh Adlndging that proceeds thereof Ne
applied TO TIE payment OF the amount found
due plaintiff. c0-ts and expenses Of sale; that
defendants anu all versions claiming under
them BIZ barred and forecloscd of all right
claim or equ ty % redemption In said prem.
seSi IN plsinun have deficiency jndgment
against saia defendants. and tor other relief;
sad prem SOS being described as si,uated IN
SAT- Lake Litv, nnlt Lake county, late OF
Utah to wit; Lots 8. ~ and II. IN Biock IN
terkips' addition 70 alt lake CITY tfb.
esme icing n subd Wis on OF Lots 2 3 and In
Block 10, Five Acre Fat "a" Big Field eur
yey.
10 appear and answer the said complaint AS
above required, the sad plaintiff W. i sppiy to
the Court for the rrliet demanued therein
Nltness, the honorable tudveH. ana the seal
OF tho pistric Uours OF the thigd
Judicial District IN snd for the
(sEAL-) state ~ Utah, this 10th day of De
oember, IN the yesr OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred anu
Ninety seven.
DAVID G DUNBAR. Clerk.
ny N. NJ. LOGAN, Deputy Clio a,
BOOTH. LIE q GRAY Lawyers. Rocms 50.-
iei Au,rbacb building, salt Lake li,y. Utah,
Attorneys fof Plaintiff.