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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11
CEDAR CITY.


Special Correspondence.
cedar city Iron Co. Dee. S-Thc
weather i1 dull and muriiy. indications
urc very favorable FOR u muCt needed
storm, fnr which We uru nuaiuuHly
awaiting Tho excessive druuth in
Southern Utah the past two years VIII
cause much suffering and loss, ns the
winter range IN barron, uud unurdH
very poor opportunity Tor grazing uf
sheep and cattle Not morn than hnif
q crop of hay WIS grown the last Hrn.
son, la consequence uf which many ~
the farmers barns hcrcubouH are poor
ly nliod.
our citizens are qulcting down Hou.o-
what IN their feeling over the excite
ment " u Few days ago, In relation 60
the contemplated iron and steel works
for Iron county. aH wen as branch
line OF the Utah and par,do penetrating
our quiet town, and We wonder N NJ Will
result as similar excitement has In the
past, "a railroad on puper;' however
this may be. much credit N due some ~
our cntornriglng citizens Tor u,olr cf-
forts In this direction. ana many oX-
press hope that they may succeed
ana realize their long cherished dcairca.
and live to see Iron and steel works
established In Iron county.
General good health prevails hrre and
the collector OF taxes feels somewhat
encouraged IN his collections. only
forty-onc dcilnqusutr are published,
whose taSca amount To about $3.50. this
~ encouraging, considering the partial
failure In agricultural pursuits the past
year.
Prof schoppmann. one OF our leading
educators, has made arrangements 60
continue his private school In the COM
modiOua upper room Of the city hall,
he II engaged IN a good work and de-
serves encouragement In his efforts
success to him aud an others similarly
engaged.
The Justices court has been kept rud-
ming somewhat hriHkly the past Won
mostly with petty eases Tor slight In
fractions ~ the city ordinances. al
though hts honor does not fcon "a
please everybody IN rendering iudg-
mcnt, nH whole we feet that we can
endorse his administration. especially
so, rs his torn ~ office closes with the
expiration M this memorable year,
when he win he rewarded for his fair
| ana Impartial RULINGS, by taking charge
NJ our city'H affairs as It's mayor for the
ensuing two yuuru,
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main IN force until further develop
rrnts. Two days afterwards the case
suspected proved tn be- that Of SMALL
box ora the homo Of Lufc Brown was
promptly puafantinc1. Mrs. Brown be-
lng the sufferer. Two other places had
the yellow Hays displayed Tor the rua-
son that the persons hsd been exposed
az the Brown home. u b. thought M
disease has been contracted here from
spmp Of Grace Bros wurkmcn, who
had been exposed while working at the
sterling school house. and then engaged
on the new residence 81 Sir. Brown.
Mr. Brown ~ now down with the dis
ease also.
Another case developed ia that of Roy
Peterson. u member " the family IN
charge 81 the Robbins hotel That
place has now n strict quarantine. and
those who were known 10 b. boarding
there Or taking meals ut the time ~
suspicion. were also uuaruntlncd at
their respective places. which made
not less than scvcn yellow flags dis
played IN the vicinity of Main street.
giving II an uninvitng appearance 20
strangers.
The patlenis-thrce IN number-arc
doing nicely and NO cases have since
developed, quite n number of persons
are being vaoclnntcd and the health
board under Or. Andrews are taking
prompt precautionary measures 10 stop
the SPREAD " the disease.
Mr.. Frank l.. CoponinF. recently
from Juab opened new hotel In his
house across from the Coop store yes
terdag Str. Copenlnr b. admirably
fttod for this service and win be- cfii.
cicutly aided by MrH Copeuinr, who iH
the daughter Of Mrs. Mary n. Taylor %
Iuab hotel fame.
A Mr. Mnhou. candy and CONNECTION
dealer ~ Salt Lake CITY. stopped al the
topenlug house yesterday lie has
bought a piece q rrluu1 isNG1 feet 81
Mr kcnnn. upon which be- Intends 60
erect 70 now confectionery establishment
% nrst-claan order.
bishop g. \. Mndaon will Join George
Austin 81 is0hi IN tour through
SEWER IN the interest ~ sugar beet con-
tracts this week
Work 1n the foundation ~ the new
meeting house has been stopped owing
10 the hard freezing weather
There was "a nice fall VI snow here
yesterday.
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FOR WELL PEOPLE.


Il e. easr to keep well II We would
only Observe each day q few simple
rules Of health.
The an important thing II 10 keep
tho stomach right and to do this It IL
not necessary 10 diet or TO- follow "a set
rule or III OF fare. such pumpcring
simply makes caprlcioua appetite ana
feeling that certain fayoritc articles
o.. fosi must - avoided.
Prot Wicchold gives pretty good adj
Vice on this subject. he nnya; - am O.
wan old ana have never had Hori-
Gus Illness. and az the same time my
NE has been largely an indoor one. but
! early Discovered thnt the way a. Keep
healthy was to- krup "a healthy stomach.
not hy eating bran crackers or dieting
~ ana sort. on the contrary. / ole
wlys eat what my appetite Graves, out
10Y the past clnnt years. ! have made
u o. daily practice 90 take one ur two
81 Htnunrta Dyspepsia Tablets after
each meal and ! attribute my robust
hpnlth FOR "a man NJ my age TO the rug
ulnr daily use of StuurtH Tablets.
MY physician first advised me TO use
them because h. said they were per-
fectly harmless ana were not n secret
patent medicine. but contained only tho
natural dlrustivcs, poptoneH and dlls-
taar. ana after using thCm few weeks
Z have never ceased 10 thank him for
his advice.
- honcnily believe the habit of TAX
Ink atunrtH pyruduHia Tablets after
meals o. the real health habit. because
then use brings hrnith 90 the sick AMI
nlllng ana preserves health 10 the well
aud strong
Men ana women past nfty years %
age need safe digeauVc after meals
60 Insure perfect digestion and to
ward on disease. and the safest. best
known and most widely uasd " Stunrta
Dyspepsia Tablets.
They uru found In every well rcgu-
lated household from Maine TO Califnr-
MIA aud IN Great britain and Austria
lin are rapidly pushing their way Into
popular favor.
An druggists poli stuart'g Dyspepsia
Tablets. full sized pkrH. nt 20 cents and
for weak stomach nfty cent pack
age viii often do nfty dollars worth Of
good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

An arrangements have been made Tor
the funeral OF Apostle Franklin -.
Richards. which viii take place ON
Tuesday afternoon nt 1 o'clock In the
Tabernacle The remains may be-
viewed NJ the family residence gas LIN
colin avenue ON tho morning ~ the
funeral from . a. M % n noon. Friends
~ the deceased invited. II ~ expected
that tho quorum ~ the Twelve Apostles
and the presidency ~ the Church ANA
many others from Salt Lake will be In
attendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

Ciltlasa y, syin,s diei O. dlyorcn snil
against George II. symeH IN TN Third
district court shtuiay.aneglng that the
marriage took place li Franklin, ld.h',
on April G. 1879, and that Tor more thln
two years past the . iendlu. hn inilei
10 provide Tor piaiaud lnl q hhe-ytAl.
ola child. u "a further alleged ihAt
h. u employed hy the AntN mlnlhF
company. earning So Der month, lhll
she company h ovlnr him 800. which.
u he a. allowed T. collect o. VIII uHe
and depart from iha state. llAmlH
prays Tor "a decree. ihe custody of We
child. restraining order go prevent ur-
PENDANT from cpilrcilng ihr money. Al-
mony. counsel fees. ana oth,r relief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

OF grain something over onn hundred
thousa bushels. 10 ~ estimated That
tho yield would have boon from Ia to
g.5 more had tho season boon ~ usual.
This docs NOT take into account the
Win some farmers. was fuily une.haif
the crop
Elder WIN. NJ Palmer. travelling In
our uclghhorhuod IN ihe Interest ~
the Juvenile Instructor. lucturod In
Hiatt ON the sth iuHt.. ruhiect. why
We are MormonH and Af Egin on the
9th. subject. "rhc Divine Mission OF
Joseph smith. and the Divine Authon-
uclty OF N. Book uf Mormon"
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II was thrilling escape that Charles
Davis of BoWcrston. o.. lately had from
"a frightful death For two years q See
we're lung trouble constantly grew
worse until ID reomcd he must die %
Consumption. Then he began 10 use
Dr Kings New Discovery ana lately
wrote. 1T gave Instant relief and of-
fcctrd permanent cure such Won
drrful cures have for - years. proven
It's power to cure all Throat chest and
Lung troubles Price ~ cts and $40
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
free at z g. VI. I. Drug Dept.
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PROVO.
Probate Matters Chlld soalded to Death
sunday school Jubiise.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Dec. lO.-The following busi-
ness has boon transacted In the Fourth
district court;
Case of Brock W. WINNER, dis
missed on motion Of plaintiff.
Estate OF n. ]. Fairbanks. deceased,
Joseph H. Keller, appointed ndminis-
traitor with bonds Mt $3.50. ]. 8. Page,
Jr.. e. W. Brcwerton ana James II.
Hush. appointed appraiser.
Estate Of John J, Cook, deceased;
lstrntInn caanr al. ~ u- !.,-iS ,.kn--1t
notice and Mary Anna Cook appointed
Administrative with bonds at s3Oc; JOS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

NOTION ishcrciy elyun thal lne patl,,,.iirr.
t1a i-n name NJ "Mluor s. Muller T. ~ l,a,
ia.I consent dissolved. Al lndgnirgn,"
oVluf to slld firm hn, ben t,sl.n, a,.ta,, ~
nnd the rIght tn usf our udygulsihl piHhls,.spp
"C0nl thAt suits was ON tto iftl uay el ~. M,
Dor, i.ag. transferred 20 Thomas hA'ii'' VI"
T.. q. MILLER, n. w MiltiItErN'
M. A. WIGHT W " " AZ, a
Dated AZ SAT- laku Clty, Utah thN i'h way w
December 1871,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

Word reached thln city this evening
Sunday u the awful death OF a four
or i've year old child Of a family named
Nelson. ~ Thistle. u appears that the
mother started this morning to give the
fun Of boiling water. The lady loft the
room Tor the purpofc u securing sumc
cold water TO cool the hot water with.
The mother was startled By hearing the
child scream. and rushing Into the room
found the little one STRUGGLING ln the
tub of boiling water. The child was
taken out ln u badly burned condition
and only lived about two hour. SUI.
fcflng untold agony. The father Il q
section foreman Of the u. @. W. ny.
az Thistle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

Victims 10 stomach. liver ana kidney
troubles M well aa women, nud all feel
the results IN loss q appetite, polsona
In the blood, bncknchc. nervousness,
headache and tired. liallosH. rundown
feeling. Hut there's no need 10 fool
like that. !. W. Gardner. 81 ldaylllc,
Ind. says; Electric Filters are Just
the thing Tor a man when he don't care
whether he lives or dies. II gave me
new strength aud good appetite, ! can
now cat anything and have new lease
on life" Only 90 cts. az z. g, NJ. |.
Drug Dept Every BOTH guaranteed.
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FAYETTE.
ruhiic Gathering stopped - sew Canal
hakss Uood showing

Special Correspondence.
fuycttc. fanr,te county. Dec. D.
Fuy,tic. but iiyo miles from Ounniaon-
hAr an ltH public gatherings stopped
and ita district schools closed 10 the
great disappointment of Teacher Thum-
as ukyeH, who returun this murning
tu his home In Wales while the pen.
pie here urr somewhat alarmed az uie
close proximity ~ the smallpox. they
uro taking all precautionary measures
to keep out the dread disease.
The now canal Of nineteen miles
length W now commencing 60 show it,
results iu tho Increased acreage ~
crops. which show I'M from nftecn 10
twenty thousand bushels Of grain an
an increase ln tho grain product "
fuyettr.
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OUR NEICABORS.
ALPINE, ARIZONA.
Death OF MI.s rrintha Morate - A Beau-
tifoi Career Cut short.

NTV'THI correspondence
Alpine, Apache CO.. Arizona. Dec. a.
Miss Printha. beloved daughter OF JO-
noph 8. ana olive Eliza MoFnte. died
NOV. 2Sth, 1888. after an Illness Of two
weeks. She was born Oct. 1th. 1883.
and was an earnest worker Ia the vari-
GUS associations Tor the advancement
u the youth VI Zion. ana beloved by
all her associates. She appeared 20 be
Impressed that she was about 20 pass
TO the great beyond; at different times
during hor Illness she requested her HlH-
ter To get the guitar and sing 10 her,
and when asked what she should slug,
her inNarlnble answer would be, "Gnd
plans IL all" the title OF her favorlte
song.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

ON the perfect action OF your stomach
and Liver. Or. Kings New Life Pills
give increased strength. keen, clear
brain, hlph ambition. A % cent box
viii make you feel like a new being.
Sold by Y. q. NJ. |. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11
STERLING.
Smallpox situation o. Scare Atatlng - No
Deaths thus Par.

Special Correspondence.
Middle Of the Road, Sterling, sanpete
Co.. Dec. 9.--in conversation with Dish
on Christiansen's wife, at convenient
distance from the house, we learn that
i've fagH are Htill waving their notice
of smallpox at this picturesque little
town. Samuel Edwards. the store
keeper, left his place OF business last
Saturday TO avoid his family being OK
posed and came down with the disease
last sunday and Is now lying III imme-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11
IrrpAy SCHOOL JUBILEE.
=, arrangements OF Apostle y.
.,.a.,a. pire In u church
Paid the Judgment

a.. sunday schools or Weber
h.ii celebrations yesterday. the
commemorative Of the cs-
s.sst Of the nrsi sabbath school
.p,sty Mountains. nfty years ago
M fste cry, ~ the late Richard
'.,,ps. The program prepared by
n..,t sunday school board was
.fsiiy carried out In every school
Dc stake.
,,oaRAM IN FOURTH WARD.
,,al Jubilee celebration held In
Tssr,h ogden ward was OF special
,,s,rai interest because that ward
ar many years. the home ward
| 4. f,undef u the first school.
.'tni.ndent 1olac q. Stfatford and
.i' h,d made ample preparations
y. s,snt The meeting house was
n, l.eorated with notices. por-
mi syewrcena Al the head
II. nm In q remi-circle were the
!. p,dfalts VI superintendent Rich
fa,fsntynr. Arsiatnnt General Sup
.i.sisnt genrIfc Goddard, ana lilAh-
irwin STAFFORD. all OF whom have
"A auay in the past few months.
H. pictures. arranged In a semi
.ni slrmountcd By two large
.-I.sa lass. was the following mot
Ne hnto finished the work Thou
4 rlts W. 10 do" The words wern
| N IN q frame II cvcrErrens dot
a. ami there with artificial flow
rfNng o pleasing effect.
i4ItJ opposite, IN the farther end
~ hsn was another motto; "i,o-
IN NOW thy Creator In the days OF
ruth" similarly bordrrcd Owe.
flnlaws We're arches NJ pine. be-
Ia uhloh on either side OF tho hIuao.
s1ti0cs aud portraits nf LEADING
q ths church and sunday schuoi,
AZ Them being President brigham
Nhaou. and others. The notices
= Of Israel" Jesus. Prince 81 Life
Pace" The Lord My Pasture
i Prepare" God Knowcth tho
sshu Of Thine Heart" Speak
siJ to the Efrlng Ones Zion h.
lilg' 4 Know that My l,cdeemcr
n'
hisss were distributed to the mcm-
% nd the officers ~ the school. when
ehaoi was called TO order at 10
"a there were $50 workers present.
Eif John v Bluth offered the OPEN
i liQyef After singing. the Sacrn-
ai vas administered by Elders y. \.
DO and l. sanders. Supt. J. q.
afford then followed. giving a brief
IN " the school. naming those who
N hborod as officers since liz or
ls1ailin, In isli. TO the present time.
l11ng the interesting features OF
y ntilng was the Introduction by
1siant Superintendent Chaa. IL.
'itaell Of John W. Chambers. the
frlff logncst on the roll Of the sun
~ ihool. h. had been with the school
~ ~ Organization. a Bible. which
p fuented 10 him In the early days
fol department and punctuallty
q uhlblied TO the audience, Brother
tih Goddard, son of the veteran
Ta Goddard was then introduced
tlng the oldest member enrolled In
shool, he being 90 years ~ age.
youngest members was then intro
~, Brother Greenwell holding the
o.. lsu Ola twlnn Of Elder Joseph
eughi Ia his arms before the as
n,lii people. IN PRODUCING them "a
| Youngest members Of the school,
" names are Paul and Bryan
,,v,ary Edw. II. Anderson. Jr.. read
~ Of the deceased sunday school
teit IN the order OF their doccnHe.
Nmafu were made by lilHhop's
.hslof. II. W civilian. In which
iti,iftd 70 the growth Of the sunday
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diateiy acruss the way south from the
bishops house.
Hans pcnnison's family have been the
greatest sufferers. the older ones have
recovered aud now four u the children
are down with the disease. which. how
ever. " IN a mild form.
on the road entering and departing
from town are the ashes Of the watch
fires around which the quarantine
guard was held. warning the Traveller
from passing through the Village dur
Ing the height OF the scare. which ia
now abatng The town IL now open 10
tho passage 81 the traveller. Not a
death has occurred from the effects ~
the disease. and u T. Ia be hoped that
soon after the holidays merry troops Of
children will b. attending school IN
their neat and commodioua school
house
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DECEAsE OF HOFFMAN TAYLOR.

The valley has lost one OF her old
citizens, In the person Of Norman Tly-
Tor, who departed this life during tho
early part of this month. tho disposl-
tiuh % ~ r. -'~s siil ba bet -iln-.
derHtoud by the people OF this Stntt. IN
stating that he was indeed "A pioneer,
and was ever ready To help those who
deserved help. Uncle Norman, as he
was generally known, complied with
the commandment recorded In Genesis
TO multiply and replonish the earth"
for his puaterity " exceedingly large
Death overlook Mr.. Taylor while in
salt Lake city. but his remains we're
brought Ia this place for intermcnt.
the services being conducted by the
Bishop ~ this ward
Lester Taylor was recently appointed
special administrator Of the estate OF
Norman Taylor deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

The last 1000 OF tho beautiful hook,
ION TO Manila" detailing the achieve
menta ~ the utah batteries IN the
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

Those OF our lttle town who have
been Interested In silk culture were
visited recently by Mrs Margaret
calne, who has been travelling through
the State In tho Interest Of the Silk In
dustry Words OF announcement were
offered the fcw who have shown by
practicable experience that this climate
IN adopted to SILK culture,
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II. d. ulnnton Of Thackerville. Tex,
IN two years unld over $4,000 60 doe
tors 10 cure a Running Sore on his leg.
Then they wanted 10 cut II OF. but he
cured II with one box Of Buckcn's Ar
Mica Salyo. Guaranteed cure Tor Piles.
Is cts. box. sold hy z, c. NJ. !, Drug
Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

Estate and guardianship ~ cara
Pauline Rnsmusspn, mlnut NNn'-
fcrred To- the regular Trial eilehlei'
Estate Of Danlrl Jacobs; lrcol.,li
iganc Coon appointed comlnlhfloH.l i"i
partition OF property,
c.nssd. ANAL account approved.
rrtaf, of Iorcnh W0oimauHcc. dc.
ceased: order mads distributing Nlo'o
among heirs ...t. al.
Estate on Mary Jacobs. deceased or
dor made Tor uarluon Of .,Al.' =.
Estate OF Christina Mlhh. -'H' w
ceased. nunl account appfoffi'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

Al the sunday schools OF this city.
today held Sunday School jubilee, at
which Interesting programs were car
rled out both forenoon and afternoon.
on account OF the Jubilee There was no
service held m the stake Tabernacle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
ION 20 Manila detailing The achieve
ments of the Utah batteries In the
Philippine. ar now offered at 70 cents.
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

Tho following uliilus we're disposed
or b. Judge cherry Saturday;
Thomas y. MulUg, ttD. pa" Coop.
Wagon and Machine company, mntlOn
for now trial oven
W. a. clark - /. A. w. Fm1llIn. de-
murrrr 10 nnpwcr sustained ana ten
days given TO answer
James sampron ST. j. H. Ozark; case
dismissed without prejudice 10 which
pinlntin excepted.
state lex rel. etc vs M1hi1 sommer,
J. r.. writ 81 prohibition osleroi % b.
sue. upon refusal ~ defendant 10 make
answer
Nellie ". Erickson ST. Salt Lake CRY.
oic.i motion 20 M amen "a complaint
allowed.
Alma y. sllcuck W. Rio drnude Weat-
orn Hallway company, motion tn Get
asidc order continued TO December 23rd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

j. i. Nelson har dlcd a suit against
jas. Chipmau IN ths Third district court
TO recover $500. alleged Ia d. due
plaintiff rs coInmiTE.0n fof the ncgutiu.
ton OF tho sale ~ 10000 shares OF
York Mining company stock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

The body Of e, II, Peterson. the
young man killed by railway
train In this city Friday. Is sim lying
az the undertaking parlurs 81 o. II.
Berg 10 this city. They VIII BE- taken 10
Pleasant Grove Monday morning,
where the funeral services Will be held.
\ brother. Nels. Peterson came NJ from
Willard County Saturday to attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

In the case Of =. o. miller We John
r. iiowolls q al. Iulge Hilea shlurdny
rendered a decision ordarlng ihhl lliF-
ment be cn----vd N favor az plllnlll tut
th..---rTTI MI "a and costs and judgement
arainst paNsils and clark for fl.li3
as against tho deiendani A. e. hee''''
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Says Bccks Mining Stock Was
Sold Outright 10 Cunningham
DENIES VALUE OF SHARES.
Prays that unIiion. neck company be
Wade Defendant, aud for Dis
mis.si Of suit as 90 Him,

Josiah barnett has died a separate
answer TO the suit brought by y. W.
Wilson, 90 trustee In bnnkruptcy OF tho
estate OF John Beck. arainsi j. \. cum
bingham. Josiah Barnett trustee. zion'n
Savings Hank and Trust company. and
tho Security Loan and Storage COM
pany.
The defendant admits receiving az
trustee. $1,000 shares u Buiinn Beck
stock. but dcnies that ID was worth
iiod.o0o. or any sum gtontur thitn $780,
olo. He also admits having rcccivcd
$1,000 shares uf stock of the Indian
Creek Mining company but DENT that
u was worth 5000. and faye ~ real
value IN unknown tn him. MI Bar
mott also denies that the unount for
than g2gG 1000. denies That 10000 WAS
paid on tho stool Zoo div ends and
claims that all he rrtUlved from
that source was ~ coo.
1'hc defendant then sotu out that on
Iay n. isas. John Beck sold to J. s.
cunninghnm Mo- thnrrH of stock in
tho Hulllun-iictk Mining C1mpa ur.
There was no eondlti1n.he says attend
Ing the rnle. and q was sold Ia satisfy
the claims Tor Which 10 was glvcn a.
security. lie alfnltl that he hande
over the L,dlinn- ii-Uk stock to The lie.
PENDANT Cunningham. ANA claims 20 he
rtll he possession Of the N.0Ou shnns
~ Indian creek stock. whrh. De- sdys
was given ~ heck 90 the luiiion -Rdes
MINING company un security for d note
amounting 90 ttsis5P. Tho iaufr
company, be suyr. cunHentd to tho de-
livery or the stock Go IN. dcfrndlnt
Cunningham. nnu waived its lien.
Air. barnett uri5H Tor dismissal 81
the ruil as 20 him uud thnttho bullion.
Heck Mining company Doe made parry
defendant
Judge Hiiea has ordered the liulilnn-
Beck company made uartF dHfoudnnt