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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-29

Daisy. 100d22L4c: 1 .500G22c: 9O0d2latc sell
Ter 90 days: 1000n21asc5s. seller. so DAYS
h DAILY West, 50dS12. 32I9.
ieyser-M Marion, 1OoG57c; 7oOasSc. 500
3614c 200n36l2c
!. = Grand Central. 1Ooa s. %; aoas5 10: 500
$685. l00G5.40. seller 30 days ~
SS.23 ~ s 70 - 1sss
Lower Mammoth. 100d5Sl q; 6o0as0cs 1000
oslo. 1.000G62c. l,Q90d62ise j, O00ff 63l4 e
s2e0lt6Sl1acs 90on6ics 5o0a6Ss4c; 1.000d6lc:
500a5Sc. seller 60 DAYS
Eagle 500d5c.
Northern Light, 10O0a2Os4cs !. 5O0G2olsc:
l91scs 2,5G9n19c.
Joe Bowers s.5ooal7c; 1oooa17lse; 2.5oea
11szc.
Ingot. 5NGd1Gzse,
Sacran1entos 5a0aG6c. 5dOaS5c, 50013ts4c;
|. O00d3iSse; 5o0ff331scs 5yOdi333tfcS 500IS3lsc.
South Swansea. 100@S1,34
Showers Consolidated. 100aS5ca 5O0d3Sc.
Bunker Hill. 1,G00a52sc; 40G0d5c.
Joe Bowers Extension. 1,000Gf6c.
Little Pittshurg, L090n4c; E000Q4tsc:
l.000Q5c: 1.0G0G5I4c: 1010dslscs f.G00I6a4c.
Yankee Consolidated. l0G0n19I4es 1500a
19lsc; 2,00g19ascs i.50td19S4e; I.OGed1S11sc,
seller so days
Total shares sold. $3.50.
Selling W1llIp nf TqI %
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SPECULATION AS TO DAILY.
Stock Steadily Climbing Without
Apparent Reason.

Stock in the DAILY Mining company of
Park City, which paid its last dividend
in March, 1897, is gradually on the rise,
yesterdays quotations being $16014 bid,
with 81 asked. The belief is strong that
operations at the mine are about to be
resumed, Notwithstanding Superintend-
ent Chambers declaration on Thursday
that nothing would be done this year.
Asked yesterday to what he attributed
the strength of the stock. he said he
really did not know, and with a twinkle
in his eye remarked: Some of these
fellows are going to get badly fooled
il they don't look out" He would not
explain what he meant by that declar-
alton, so those interested in the mine
and what is in store for the future are
left to draw their own conclusions. The
DAILY has paid 1926, 600 in dividends,
and its capitalization is only one-fifth
of that of its neighbour the great On
tario
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TEE SALT LAKE HERALD. SUNDAY, OCTOBER as 1889

ors and shareholders Of the new ccr-
poration are Duncan McViclie. George
U. Croker and William B. Andrew, the
latter being vice president.
The property forming the basis of the
incorporation has been known hereto
fore as the Cuba group, the sale of
which was negotiated in Boston last
spring by w. B. Andrew The COM
pany was formed some time ago, but
the filing of the articles vas deferred
until this time
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The general tone of the market was
better yesterday. DAILY continued on
the improve. 1t was the occasion for
some spirited bidding Notwithstanding
no sales were recorded. At the close
sos was bid for the stock while it was
being offered at 1929 Lower Mann
moth was in demand at advancing
figures and $500 shares We're sold all
the way from 5S15 to 65 cents. Mann
moth maintained its strength going
at about Fridays closing quotations.
Northern Light created quite a. stir. A
board lot was dropped at 201a and
gradually weakened to 10, at which
price it sold just before the hammer
dropped. A total of 1880 shares were
sold
Sacramento opened weak and con-
tinued downward until it reached
1914 cents, the last quotation posted.
The Saturday sales aggregated 81 $50
shares. going for $1S, 1925. as follows:
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some adjoining properties which carry
the limits Of the corporation posses
sions over the divide into Big Cotton
wood, had formed the basis for a $1.000,-
coo organization, to be known as the
Big Cottonwood Copper & Gold Mining
company. The directorate of the COM
pany consists of Nicholas Treweek,
president; p. A. H. Franklin. vice
president; w. L. Pratt of Boston, treas
urer; and c. L. Dignowity, D. w. KIM
ball and John Treweek. An extensive
campaign of development, it is under
stood, is now being planned, and as
early in the new year as practicable
operations Will commence on large
scale.
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H0-T0Bae s ss5a s a. ssEaatsfs s z u B Dug
AssEssMENT NoTIcE NO B

THE NEW KLONDIKE MINING
company. a corporation organized under
the laws of the state Of Utah. Location of
principal place of business Salt Lake
City. state of Utah. Notice is hereby
given that at Al meeting Of the directors
held ON the 9th day 1f October. 1889. arr
levied on the capital stock of the cor
poration payable On or before the 9Th
day of November. 1899, TO the secretary
and treasurer. room 3l3 ID. F. Walker
building. Salt Lake City. Ethh. ANY stock
upon which this assessment may remain
unpaid on the said 2ith day oil &O9emves.
1895 will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless pay
meE.t is made it wiz be sold an the 18th
day of December. 1899. to pay tine deiin-
quemt assessment. together with the cost
Of advertising and expenses of sale.
+. A. DRUEHTI4, Secretary.
Room a13 u. r. WaIkeF Building.
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ORE FROM THE ORIENT.
Drift Started and Extraction of Ore
Commenced.

Judge o. W. Powers, who is
the chief owner in the Orient mine, in
West Tintic, received q letter from the
mine last night conveying the intelli-
gence that the shaft had been COM
pleted to the $50 level, at which point.
strong fissure vein was cut into, run
ming from the north to the south and
apparently pitching down vertically,
which is considered to be a very en-
couraging indication. The further sink
ing of the shaft has been temporarily
suspended in order to drive a drift on
the ore body cut into at the 14O-foot
level. The drift was started last Fri
day and already a large amount of
high-grade shipping ore has been ex-
tracted. The superintendent of the
mine stated in his letter that he expect
ed to have a couple of cars of ore in
the market before the roads get in a
bad condition. A drift will be started
from the $50 level later on.
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MR.. HUNTS TINTIc VISIT.
Present Showing of Ore On 27o-foot
Level of the Alaska.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Robinson, Oct. 2S.-Morris r. Hunt of
the Alaska went into Salt Lake City
this morning to confer with his asso-
ciates and to submit a correct showing
of the recent Improvement in the ore
faces. Last evening Mr.. Hunt inform
ed the writer that the present strike is
in the middle of the vein, which is any
where from ten to twelve feet wide,
and win average fully two feet of clean
ore. Mr.. Hunt had just received the
assay returns from a lot of the new
stuff. which gave valuations of "a
ounces of silver, $1.7O gold and IA per
cent copper. of which two tons had
been lifted to the top yesterday. This
result is obtained on the go level, just
about under the old ore chutes 100 feet
above, which yielded some fine mar
ketable ore years ago, when the prop
erty was known as the Ruby mine.
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BULLIoNvILLE MINE BONDED.
Was Secured By j. B. MCGEE the Vet
eran Smelter Man.
(Pioche Record.)

John B. MCGEE has secured an op-
ton on the old Bullionville mine, three
miles west of town, and will put men
to work on the property at once.
This property is said to be a literal
blowout of gigantic proportions of
low-grade silver-lead ore, with an iron
gangue. Rich nuggets of sulphides are
frequently encountered, and several
carloads of 2O0-ounce silver ore have
been shipped from it in the past. With
out regarding these rich nuggets it is
proposed to sink the existing shaft 100
feet deeper and cross-cut in several di-
rections. If developments justify it a
gasoline hoist will be erected to facili-
tate the work.
The opinion has been expressed by
many that a big mine exists in the
Bullionville blowout, and we hope the
present work will demonstrate it to
be so.
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EXCITEMENT OVER ENToNIA.
Believed That An Important Strike
Has Been Made.

Yesterday morning President w. F.
Smith and others connected with the
Eutonia property, in West Tintic dis
trict, started for the mine, and last
evenings train had Secretary Young
and another contingent of favored ones
aboard, destined for the same place.
During the past week the property has
been examined by Frank Rippeto, and
he is reported to have declared that the
Eutonia was one proposition which he
had found to be as good as represented.
Just what caused the stampede for the
mine yesterday could not be learned,
but it is believed by those in pretty
close touch with the management that
a strike of more than ordinary impor-
lance has been made in the ground, and
that the exodus was due to a desire on
the part of the officers TO see it for
themselves. 1t is also reported that a
big block of the stock was secured on a
short option a few days ago, and that
the trip yesterday was for the purpose
of giving the would-be purchasers a
chance to see just what kind of a prop
osition they were getting into. But
whatever the cause, Eutonia was one
of the most-talked-of properties on the
street yesterday.
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BOUGHT HIeH-PRIcED STOCKS.
Big Purchase Made By Clarence Nc
Cornick

Just before his departure for Tin
tic last night, Clarence K. Mccormick
impaired the information to friends
that he had just paid $4,000 in cash
for 1000 shares of a certain mining
stock, the name of which he did not
give. but he characterized the purchase
as being a good one on his part, by de-
claring that he had secured a snap.
The only stock which is quoted any
where near to SO a share is Ontario,
which was quoted at s7.75 bid and $40
asked. so it is possible that Mr.. Nc
Cornick found someone willing to part
with that investment stock at the
price named.
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MINING AT VERNAL.
Another Attempt to Be Made to Blow
In the Bromide Smelter.
Especial Correspondence

Especial CoTrespondence.)
Vernal. Oct 24.-Thc Bromide Min
ing company has made all the arrange
ments for the shipping in of the neces-
sary machinery for the successful
starting up of the smelter at their mine
on Douglass mountain. Teams will be
started out for Rifle at once, and ar
another trial at an early date. Two I'M
successful attempts have been made in
past to blow in the plant, owing to
some defects in the machinery, which
will now be fixed up.
The owners of the property are GER
tainly deserving of success, as they
have shown commemorate pluck under
adverse circumstances.
c. w. Crawford, who represents Col
orado capital, came down from Carbon
ate yesterday, and talks very encour-
agingly of the future of that camp.
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by q. III. BackmaH. city recorder. on or
before Tuesday. Oct. 81. 1880 at o'clock
p. m. addressed to the city recorder city
and county building ard marked Bid,
fer the erection Of ID fire station i'm ths
fourth pFacfuc4. Salt Lake City Plans
and specifications earn be- examined ut t9a
office of James DeFine.s chief Of fire de-
partmemt, VINO Will furnish any other
data required. Bg. order OF the city eoun-
ell
ID .39 GisI. HACkNiANs City Recorder.
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streng,s pamage Sui.

Joseph Strong's suit for $3.50 against
the Pullman Palace Car company was
tried before Justice KrOeger yesterday.
The evidence showed that Streng had
gone to sleep, leaving 81, 200 drafts un-
der his pillow and $3.50 i'm cash in his
trousers pocket. When he awOke the
next morning the drafts and the cash
were gone. The drafts We're recovered
ten days later being found along the
road. The cash. however, is still miss
ing. Streng also prays for $50 dam
ages for distress of mind and mental
anguish, alleged TO have resulted from
the loss of the drafts The case was
taken under Amusement until Monday.
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this
city yesterday amounted to $56,567 as
follows:
Commercial National bank, ores,
$1,000.
Bamberger & Mcmillan, ores, $t1, O67.
Mccormick & Co., ores, $1OS00.
T. r. Jones & Co., Ores SIS, 100; bull
lion. S12.600
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DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET

--------s AZ
For Mayor
ARTHUR f. BARNES.
For Recorder.
GUSTAVE III. BACkMAN.
For Attorney.
FRANK b., STEPHENS.
For Treasurer,
RICHARD p NORRIS.
For Auditor,
GOULD b. BLAKELY.
For City Justice of the Peace.
JOHN B. TIMMoNY.
For Councilmen-Fi First Precinct.
JOHN SIDDOWAY.
NOAH j. SHECKELL.
JOHN GALLAGHER.
For Councilmen-s Second Precinct.
W. B. La VIELIE,
THOMAS G. LEWIS,
GEORGE G.. SMITH.
For Councilmerf4T Precinct.
f. S. FERNSTR0M,
CHARLES G. HOWE,
JOHN b. REID.
For Councilmen-Four Precinct.
EDGAR HOWE.
WILLIAM j. TUDDENHAM.
EMANUEL A. HARTENSTEIN.
For Councilmen-Fift Precinct.
ANDREW GEBHARDT.
ROBERT NORRIS,
JOSHUA MIDGELY.
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NEW CORPORATION FILED.
Cuba Group Forms the Basis For the
Shawmut Mining Companv

With a capital stock Of 81, G00,000 in
So shares, the Shawmut Mining COM
pany was Incorporated in, this city yes
terday, to develop the mines formerly
owned b. the Cuba Mining company,
situated in West Mountain district.
The holders Of the majority of IKE
stock are Edwin L. Sprague. president
and Edward F. Barnes. secretary and
treasurer. Both of these are Massa-
chusetts capitalists. The others direct
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AT NEW KLoNDIKE.
Hosting and Pumping Machinery
Ready to Start Up.

Advices were received from the SUI
perintendent of the New Klondike mine
in Tintic yesterday. stating that the
new hosting and pumping machinery,
which was ordered for that property
some time ago, has been installed, and
everything is in shape to steam up.
Fuel has been ordered, and it is expect
ed it will be delivered to the mine in
a few days, when operations will be-
oin
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MADE The HUNTER ANGRY.
He Fires Into a Wedding Party In
turing Two Members.

Lacrosse, wis. Oct 2S.-While a we'd
ding party accompanying August
Papernfus and Mary Hansen. who
were married today at Lacrosse were
returning in a bus to their home. they
drove through a marsh and evidently
disturbed a hunter who in his anger
fired mis- shotgun into the party.
The driver was badly perforated, but
not seriously hurt Mrs. Mike received
five shots in the forehead. Other menu
bers received slight flesh wounds The
hunter has not been apprehended.
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ORE AND BULLION.
Over 100000 Was the Record For
the Week.

For the week just closed the ore and
bullion settlements recorded by the
banks and dealers foot up to the neat
sum Of 1922, 696. IN addition TO this.
the Kansas City Smelling & Refining
company settled for something over
1000 pounds of gold and silver cyanides.
which, al a very conservative estimate.
would amount 10 $4,000 making the
grand total for the week 1902 696.
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TREwEEK's BIG COMPANY.
$1,ooo,ooo Incorporation On snak,
Creek and Big Cottonwood

A letter received from Boston Friday
by interested parties conveyed the in
formation that Messrs. N. Treweek and
p A. II. Franklin had completed a deal
whereby the Treweek copper property
in tie Snake Creek mining district and
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Stocks bought now will make Won
Christmas money. See Cole & Higgins.
room 412 D. F. Walker building, Salt
Lake City. Phone 339.
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YOUNG AMERICAS MILL
New Nine That Has Already a Sen
SatiOnaI Career.
SPECULATION AS TO DAILY
FOR SOME REASON STOCK
STEADILY ADVANCING.

Belief Prevalent That Ore Showing
In Eutonia Has Improved-Agree-
ment Reached That Will Termin-
ate Tuscarora Litigation--ore and
Bullion Settlements.
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Metal Market.

Silver, 577sc per ounce.
Lead, $40 per 100 pounds.
Copper, 16Ac per pound.
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KICKED OUT IN EIGHTH
The Way Prizefights Are Carried On
In France.
FISTS AND FEET ARE USED
JERRY DRTsCoLL GETS 1T ON
THE GROIN.

His Meeting With Charlemont a
Bloody Affair and Although the
EngIishman Was the Better Box
er, he Was Not Scientific Enough
With His Feet.
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w. E Hubbard & CO
Christmas Moneu

Mines, stocks and real estate. 7,
West Second South. Tel 173.
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Kansas Trnons' Mustered Ont

San Francisco. Oct. 2S.-The TWEEN
tieth Kansas volunteers were mustered
out today. They viii leave for home on
a special train tomorrow.
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CHRISTIAN CONVENTION.
Ministers and Church Workers Will
Meet This Week.

convention of the ministers and work
ers of the deuominationaI churches of
this city will be held in the First Pres
of this week, commencing at 7:30 Tues
day evening. Oct. 81 Several ministers
from outside points will be in attendance.
and the event promises to be one of inter
est. The following is the programme
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Money Mysteriously Disappears.

Marion, Ind, Oct 28.-The disappear
ance of $1,17O from the safe of the
treasurer of the soldiers home at this
place has just been made public
Treasurer Hejckert has made the sum
good, but the mystery of the loss has
not been explained.
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Tuesday Evening.

Devotional exercises.
The Bible Doctrine of God .......
Rev. N. e. Clemens0n
The Bible Idea of the Origin, Nature
and Destiny of Man .............
......-.,..... Rev. r. G. McNiece, D. D.
MUSIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THE Moral Obligation of the Sabbath
and Relation of Its Observance to
Individual and National Prosper
ity" Rev. George Bailey
Discussion to be led by Thomas Weir
Wednesday Morning,
Devotional exercises.
1.-THE Bible Teaching in Relation to
Sim Rev. A. i. Rankin. d. D.
Discussion TO be led by Rev. G.. W. Martin
THE Person and Work of Christ" 49,.
........................R Rev. Joel A. Smith
Discussion led by Rev John Wilson.
THE Person and Work of the Holy
Spirit" 5000. Rev. w. NJ. Paden, y. d.
Discussion led by Rev. j. d. WATSON.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Devotional exercises.
1.-The American Idea of the Relation
Between Church and State $500.
Professor j. Newton Brown
Discussion led by Professor j. A. Smith,
followed by Hon. George f. Goodwin.
1.-The Oneness of the Church of Christ,
In What Does 1t Consist ?"..........
Observation-Disclosures Rev. Richard Wake
Discussion led by Rev. George Bailey.
1.-The Bible Doctrine of Faith and Re
Dentance' ....... Rev. J. O. Burroughs
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/ Paris. Oct. 2S.-The fight for $4,000
francs between Charlemont. Frances
champion, and Jerry DriscolI. former
champion of the British navy. this af-
ternoon. resulted In victory for the
former. There was a great crowd and
the fighting was hot for six rounds
In the seventh round Drisc0ll was
knocked out by a terrific kick ON the
groin, the Frenchman being allowed TO
use his feet in accordance with the
French custom.
The seats sold as high as $40 each.
The Enzllshmen and several French
men pFdtsstee against the decision be-
ing given in favor of CharIeIn0nt. but
the majority greeted the announcement
with wild shouts of triumph and cries
of ''Fashoda." ~
The EngIishmen VINO witnessed the
fight declare that 1t was. most gro
tesquely unfair from beginning to end.
The umpires We're both FPenchmen and
one of them actually was ChaFlemOnt =
father. The affair was supposed to be
under the Queensbury rules, but
kicking" was permitted.
Englishman the Better With Fists.
The ring was five and half yards
square. The contest consisted of two
minute rounds with intervals of one
minute and ten seconds.
Charlemont was heavy and fat. DriS-
coll was light and sinewy. CharIemOnt
wore walking shoes and five-ounce
gloves were used. The Frenchman was
no match for DriSc0Il, who pounded
his opponents face to d jelly and final
ly got him in chaDcery but he imme-
diately released him. crying out. He
has bitten my lip" DriscOH. however,
went after him again, whereupOn the
crowd feared nj booted him
knew why. Finally DriscoIl hearing
someone shout "Time!" stopped, and
the uproar increased.
One of the umpires threatened to
withdraw. whereupon a Frenchgnan in
the crowd arose and said he would act
as umpire. This led to a discussion
lasting four minutes, giving Charlie
mont, who was groggy, time to recover
for the second round. during which
Charlemont was again punished. and
the round was stopped before time had
expired, Charlemont being out Of
breath.
Kicked On the Groin.
Rowdy disputes lasted during the in
terval until Charlemont was ready for
the third round. in which Driscoll drew
blood and landed on the F'renchman s
wind. sending Charlemont Keeling time
and again. until the round was unfair
ly called.
The fourth. fifth. sixth and seventh
rounds were repetftions of the foregO-
ing. though Charlemont succeeded in
getting in few kicks In the eighth
round Charlemont landed an upward
kick on DriscoI's groin.
Driscon appealed to the spectators
against this foul hit. and then doubled
up in agony and was carried out of the
ring. A joyful yell of ''Vive Ia France
came from the crowd, and a number
of people rushed into the ring and took
Charlemont in their arms and kissed
him and proclaimed him the victor.
The fight lasted an hour. Charlem0nt
takes the $4,000 francs.
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Bath Robes.

Bath Robes,
new patterns, also in dressing gowns
smoking jackets. 4s
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
~. 166 Main Street.
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San FRANCISCO MINING Stocks.
Boston Mining Stocks.

NSptCIdI 10 I IIo IltI ttttJ
So
$50 Bingham, Sf4 to $1425.
so United States 500 75
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Wednesday, Evening.

Devotional exercises.
THE Bible the Full and Final Reve-
lation of Gods VIII to Man .-....-
............R Rev. w. II. Ragbv
Discussion led by Rev. T. c. Tiff, d. d.
The Bible Doctrine of Marriage -.
Rev. S. E. Wilson. D; ID.
I'm What Sense is Man Lost. and
What Must He Do to- BE Saved -.
.......... Rev. A II. Henry. d. d.