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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-06

WASTED. FOR cash, Hickory. Dog
ern HARDWOOD Co., p. q. Box, 529.
Char cston,S 9 c. ga
Rallartl's Obell-k and Guthrie's Finest
Patent Flour for q. so pc. 5ar. al ni Van
diver Bros. Free city delivery. Phone IS
The biggest. best and cheapest stock o
Shoes in the city at Vandiver Broe.
When you have any kind Of Plumbing
/ would like 10 figure with you on 1t.
X-tf John T. BurrfRa
Ifyour Piano or Organ needs tuning or
repair, 1t will paw yOn to see MIR Jas. A.
Ruddock Of The G. a. Reed Music House,
who will guarantee perfect satisfaction
to uil.
Iron King Stoves are sold in Anderson
o lly by Osborne q Osborne.
Iron King Stoves are considered the
beAt Buy one. Osborne 81 Osborne
Sole Agents.
Money to Loan-For Clients. Low in
terest and long tune, If security is first
cass. b. +. Martin, Attorney atI.aw.
When you want u first-class one horse
Wagon, buy our make.
PAUL +. STEPHENS.
The hunting season Is now on, aud
fine Guns and good Ammunition arc IN
demand. A full assortment OF all the
Attest pattern GnnH and n most com ple.e
stock OF A Ammunition can be found at
The great Armory Of Sullivan Hardware
Co.
When you need a horse or mule Collar
YOU cannot afford to fail to examine the
I,ne offered by Sullivan Hardware Go.
With III eye always open for bargains
they have secured lsrgs lot of these
Collars at sAcritico prices, which they in :
| tend selling AT prices that cannot fail TO
| interest yOu.
| Have you horse or mule suffering
| from "A sore shoulder? 1t 80, through
pity give him relief by securing one Of
| those pafented Collars offered hy Sulli-
! van Hardware Co. These Collars are
| made especially for the relief OF such
suffering and never fail to affect cure.
Sullivan HARDY ware Co. make special
Efforts to oater to the wants or the sports
man and have on hand everything to
meet his demands. Their many years
OK perience in this line enable them 10
offor 4 selection of Guns and Ammuni-
| tiun beyond conn pariann.
( Fine selection and great variety os
! Packet q III Table Cutlery on exhibition
| III the show cases of Sullivan Hardware
| Co.
| Farmers Headquarters. The mann
moth Store and Ware rooms Of the
! greatest distributing House in the State
| Sullivan Hardware CO.--are packed 70
| 'Dffr utmost capacity Win all tho latest
! and most improved Agricultural Imple-
ments. Their many years OF experience
| and tho quantities in which they bny
these goods enable them to offer All aa-
sortment at prices that defy comLeti-
| tiOD.
Be not deceived. Few Of the Just az
good sort ever attain the perfection OF
| The Standard. A bad Plow would have
no imitators. The Great Oliver Chilled
| Plow hes more than twenty would be
imitators, but still the old Oliver remains
king and without peer for genuine ex-
ellence and perfection.
| The Torrent Cutaway Harrow Is the
best Cutaway Earrow. and does the best
work with the lightsst dr9ft OF any ever
made. For sale by Brock Brothers, sole
agents for upper y, G.
Have hot water pipes run from your
stove to bath room. Try Osborne a
OIborno.
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you get THE INTELLIGENCER and any
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To euro Ia Gri,pe IN -,c,. 60.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il i, fails
to cure. Il. w. Groves signature on
tvory box. 25'.
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Clubbing Arrangements.

We have arranged la club TIE INTEL.
LldEHtER " III tho following well known
nrwsJmpers At the prices uau,ou, pa, able
III advance, for one yoAt
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-06

Rev. c. Wardlaw, who has recently
located Mt Seneca, has been called to
the pastOrate of South Union Baptist
Church, in Oconee County, for 1900.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-06

There is an unusal demand in the
City for small cottages, Our popula
tion is increasing, and houses siiouis
be erected to meet the demand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Last night "a complimentary c'ngeft
and social WINS given nt The fo.llrNt'
uf George ~. cannon re Forest liI''
boz honor Of EIu.r Arthur Cas- Teton
who "a TO leave shortly % MAKO hl.
future home lu Canada. Ihe apall"l-
grounds surrounding Mr cannon
home were llt with gny c1lored l1n-
t.rpa. ard brirbt HeaiiIFhtr. and about
the lawn rustic benches ana chAlfs pIN-
yIded accommodation f1r The large
number OF friends who gathered tp
honor th0 recipient
A delightful program was rendered
consisting OF the following NUMBER
Singing. choir and congregation ad.
dress OF welcome. o. u. Love. vocal
solo. "NHraurH.' AlfH Eva Mus.er
James. recitation. Miss Josie Morris.
rorr8 fHrf1iias. Nir Fr-i Gmhaw
quartet. Alice ST. Caisi.r. Annie Vt.
owen. Matte Reed. tIul' w. Davis,
address. Counselor D. W. SumWCrhl}Hi
duct. Mrs. j.. r. Dunbar and Mrs. Mary
Pratt. recitation Miss Edo Ols1n'
"Tha Pioneer George NJ. Cann9ui
chorus. Destruction Uf The Maine W.
4. Morton and OthHrs
During an lntomlgs.on 900 the rfo-
gram delicious rHfirsbmHus wore
served ON tho lawn. on. "a score uf tables
conveniently placed about the grounds.
A substantial sum was realized Cor
the recipient OF tho pleasant entertain
mUut. which was most enjoyable 300 hh
features.
Amongst recent engagements l1 that
az Miss Lois Lyman and L. W buuyHn.
the marriage TO- take place early ln the
coming August Miss Lyman ~ a
daughter NJ Apostle n. NJ. Lyman, and
the prospective groom tho principal u
tho CITY HrhublH al Tu0sln.
Afr ana Mrs Harry Hathaway have
arrived IN Salt Lake and they will
spend the summer visiting with Mrs.
Hathaway parents, Mr. and airs.
Byron Groo,
Mrs ireland entertained az pleasant
card party on Wsdne..day evening
Mrs. ~ G. Fox his issued invitations
for "a social function 10 be- given next
week In honor Of Mn. Packard.
Mrs. Alex Cohn and daughters loft
This week Tor "a months stay In Cal-
fornih.
In the Salt Lake Temple on wodnog-
day. WilfOtd g.. Nuttall Of Provo and
Della Eliza Lowe Of willard city were
united IN the bonds n matrimpny. The
bride ~ tho accomplished daughter NJ
William and Elizabeth Carbon Lowe.
The groom IL well known IN scholastic
circles and a. the son Of L. John Nut
tail VI the Presidents office and Ell4-
nhoth G. Nutinll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
AMONG ms TOUGns.

Milne Host Sol Kimbai nt the city
i1U smashed Hll records last month.
Tho number Of meals served 20 the
prlsourrH footed up 10 the respectable
total NJ 23is,
This morning n telephone message
came Doc from lodging huuan situated
nt % east First South. Sergeant Brown
repaired tn the spot with becoming
nlacnty ana found tho lnudiady IN dire
distress. nH ono nf her huurd0rH threat
onud 90 leave without previously hand
Ink ont check Tor services rendered.
chief Hutton lH seriously contemplating
starting q collection agency In Connec-
ton with the police department
A. o'clock last evening telephone
number eiFht rang out loud ana long.
and Desk Sergeant Smith gave a gasp
Die tho man at the other end Informed
him that woman nt b2i north Sixth
West street was loose with big
butcher knife and had carved NJ tho
'0ld man in awful shape Tho patrol
made r. record run nud Sergeant Brown
located Mother stephens who had
been stirring up strife with tho Nc.
LnurhilnH A. there were mo- dead
hodlea scattered around and tho "old
man was very much alive. the wagon
returned empty.
last evening Oniccra Davies aud
Sporty had ~ merry chase over barhcd
Wire fences and crueHlotH generally on
Seventh West, after q couple OF hoboH.
who subsequently registered nt head
quarters under the names ~ william
clayton nud Walter Jordan. Tho
trnmpa had hoen soaring the house
wives In The vie.ni!y',
Willard Bean, the boxer and special
policeman out at Lagoon. ran up
AGAINST hard character nd the resort
last evening, IN the form OF man
minus both feet. who was helping him
self Co tho contents Of u
lunch basket The fellow
whom approached drew knife
ana gave expression 90 sentiments not
usually encountered IN sterling family
literature. When be- was searched two
knives were found upon him. lie also
claimed that h. had thrown n revolver
away, ana Insisted that he was the
murderer " Onicer Strong OF Provo.
sheriff Abbott VI Davis county took the
fellow 10 JAIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
Girl Born and Raised in Salt Lake
to Typiy America at Paris.
CAST WILL COST 100000.


Tho project Of raating n statue Of a
typical American Eirl, In the pe'eon "
Maud Adams. Tor the Paris Worlds
Fair Of 1900 o. being rapidly carried 20
completion. 30 states Mr. Frank u.
Iiigbco of Now York. who has personal
direction OF the enterprise. and whose
efforts 30 far in tho matter have met
with nuttorlnE success.
SIR. illghcc states that the suhscrlp-
tons already received assure the com.
pletlon Of the statue. whose cost o. ga-
timnted nt 5000 900. and which Will be-
States.
The figure will not BE- solid through
out but viii be- cast in gold with "a
thickness Of about three inches with
hollow Interior. otherwise tho statue
would cost somewhere in the millions.
Mr.. iilgbor last nlrht received "a tele-
gram from Maud Adams, stating that
n clay model ~ the statue made NY
Miss Bessie Potter N Sew York. has
proven antlsfactorytnn tho casting will
doubtless De completed nt once.
falt Lake people who have prlded
Themselves upon the nativity Of the
rifted young actress who o. 10 be hon-
nrrd In the present undertaking. viii
D. Interested 90 know that an article
in r. Denver Newspaper claims the dis.
tluctlnn Of Miss Adama'n birthplace f0r
Colorado. Citizens OF Utah can under
stand the desire ~ their sister State 20
appropriate tho obvious distinction. but
refuse o. surrender the palm 10 any
but their own State which Miss
AdamHa good taste and distinctive
patronage In that line mas honorod
Mr. Higbcc. who has Ho successfully
conducted the present enterprise IL
noted ~ the originator and conductor
NJ the project N the Ada Rchnu statue
for the Chicago Fair. and also nH ono
NJ the foremost press agents Of Amcri.
cn. Tie ls in salt Lake at present for
the purpose of arranging Tor "a tour ~
the eastern cities by the Tabernacle
chnlr nn undertaking which be- hopca
Will extend 10 o. trip 10 Paris IN 1900.
Mr. HlEhoo a. staying nj the knuta-
ford during his visit IN Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
FREE TO SUFFERERS.
The New Cure for Kidney, Bladder and
Uric Acid Troubles.

Almost everybody who reads the
newspapers IN sure 90 know OF the
WONDERFUL cures made by Or. Kllmerjs
SaWamp-ltoot, the great kidney remedy.
: ~ the great medical triumph OF the
huelsrnth century; discovered after
Ears scientific research by Or. Kilmer.
We eminent kidney and bladder gpe,
SlAllHt and r. wonderfully successfui
W promptly curing kidney, liver. blad-
Ger ana uric acid troubles
swamp Root has been tested I'm an
ilnhy ways, In hospital work. IN mi.
Nale practice, among the HELPLESS 100
I'oI 10 purchase relief, and mas proved
20 ,useefsful in every case that a
speolal arrangement has been made
~ which an readers OF the "prsnrst
NewH who have not nlr,,dy
Iled H. may have sample bottle esnt
ltre by mail also book telling more
n.oout swamp and how 10 lind mn
" you have kidney or bladder troub'"
Mheh writing mention reading tbta
Eehoroua onor IN the "Dassrat
news ana send your address ia
~ hHmer a Co., BlnFhamton. n Y
me regular nifty cent and one doilar
sizes sizes are sold by an nrst-ciass drug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
J. NJ. GIAUQUE is SINKING.
Overcome by Heat Yesterday, lie Is Ia
a Critical Condition To-day.

The proHiratIon from heat yesterday
afternoon ot jules NJ Glmquc. az th,
Elias Morris Sons compnny's marbl,
works, has proved much more s,rlous
than was anticipated az the time tho
occurrence took place. Ito was at his
work under a shade when he was pros.
trutol and was taken TO hls homo In
The sixth ward, whore HkllmI medical
ull'ndAnu" was given, Mr.. Glaugus
was unconscious all afternoon, hut in
lhr evening revived. aud talked 10 mia
family and those around MIN. 1iis
condition also seemed quite improved
Later he complained or h-nGtrhs. ami
became f'vorlgh, About O'Clock hI4
morning De seemed 10 grow worse. ana
o. snort time after sank into uup.u.
.cluusupHs from which IL WAS lmpoasI.
pic Go rally him, prs Wilcox and
richards attended him, hut soon camn
% tho conclusion that he ung beyond
the reach M medical skin. and that MA
death was liable 20 occur az any mo.
m'nL lie fingered ON uu this nfior-
noon. sinking gradually A telephone
message Just previous 90 going 90 press
h,ll ho was breathing and that wu8
ABOUT anu, aud that hlR pulse VIVA
e',lfnely ngrceptihlc ana very rapid.
Ar tInuuua Is "a brother OF A. q
blnuguo of tho board uf education. aud
lH about 90 years of age. lie h14 IA
Vito and four children Ito has resided
mere Tor about twenty-five years. and
lH hlghly esteemed by his ac1uuipt.
nneUf, For some years he has NOT bean
IN robust health. but Fremol Ia bT
hn9ut uH Wen as usual up To tho limo
OK nus collapse yesterday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Governor u. ~. Wells iu IN Chicago
today On route Tor home. Ito will ar
rive here ON Monday.
Mrs. \. laadotc Miner. editor Of tho
Dallas Semi Weekly News and editor
of the womnn's and chlldrCu'a depart
ments OF the Dallas und Galveston
News. was in Salt Lake today en- route
10 the National Educational convention
90 be held nt Portland
The Mayor. members or the city
Council and heads uf departments viii
attend the funeral of Mrs. Sheets.
Councilman Wvilors daughter. tomor.
row.
The salt Lake Law school finished IT,
very successful second years work yrs.
turlny, Five graduates urH now
waiting tO take tho State examinations
for Ambulance 90 tho bar A number
NJ the students are from adjoining
StatcH, and. from letters already rr-
celvcd, Che number of this clnss viii ha
much Increased next year Prof.
Whitley, president M tho school ~
greatly encouraged over its good work
IN me past aud the excellent prospects
Tor the puturc.
Hon. George @ Cannon e. expected
TO return this evening from 10 surcesa-
ful trip 10 the Fast In the interest M
the Power Dam company Ito was 10
have arrived over tho oregon short
Lime at 3.oi this afternoon. but tho
train was delayed Tor over AN hour
lliHhop Seaman. through Architect
Nruhuuson, today awarded the cone
tract Tor removing the earth for the
new catholic cathedral tl Abort Holt.
Tho bidder agrees 90 DO thrwurk fnr SEA
cents pot cubic yard. and CO. rrmuNr
ihr tiiih 10 tho site uf a. AIMS orr
uhnuagy fur 90 cents load. There
VIII Doc about $1,000 cubic yuulH. Aron-
tuct NHuhlusen who ls making several
designs fur the cathedral. Will have
Thorn finished IN about week Bishop
seaman and those who contribute fur
the erection OF the cathedral. Will then
select the Ur#IEu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
Series Of Concerts by the ReOr-
gained First Regiment Band.
SEASON BEGINS ON MONDAY
List OF Excursion. at ssIiair and Gar-
neId 10 rar ~ Arranged Anuse-
ments at otber Resorts.

Considerable silr has been caused In
| musical circles by the announcement OF
! che reorganization Of the First Rcgl-
mont Band. The bcst professional
musicians N the city. comprising meme
beers Of the Salt Lake and Grand tho
I atom. and Chrlstcnson'a orchcstrnH
| have Joined issues.
The band win DO under the efficient
leadership ~ Mr.. l.. r., Christensen.
and will render the latest and most
popular music together with the best
operntlc and classical selections. This
organization 10 one that the militia,
Salt Lake. and the entire State OF Utah
may vol, be proud or
The band will play series OF concerts
AZ saltnlr. commencing july End. Fol-
lowing is the program Tor this dates
Medley overture. "A Ticker" De wit;
9. vnlsc Lion Du nai" Gillet. o, aclcc-
ton. "sercnndc.' Herbert; 4 DcHcrip-
tive. "rumptcr on Guard. "Neskc o
Trombone solo. "Cryus Amman" Bos-
SIM. Mt y. r. Frederick. trombone
Holoist " starka' Hungarian orchestra,
Denver. G Scotch overture. Guy Man
ncring." =, America s, overture.
Barber Of savlllc." Rosslni; .. Negro
sketch. 'possum and dc Coon" Gilbert.
10. Vocal solo. with band accompani-
mcnt. II Envy tho Bird" Herbert. Mr..
Thomas Ashworth. n Selection.
Lucia" DonIzetti; ~, March. camp
Meeting Mills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
Our Declaration.

Look nt II. read a. and understand H.
When we tell OF the benefits Of our
baking powder. we want you 10 know
that the benefits we claim are the ac-
tucl results Of careful thought and
preparation ~ an article FOR tho mar
ket our Three Crown Baking Pow
particular housekecpers. and. now that
We have reduced tho price, % r. cspcc.
iully attractive. Try n can and SEQ
whore the benefit comes In.
For sale and guaranteed by all gro
GERS at &c a pound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
GRANTEE is LIABLE.



The Supreme court IN an opinion
handed down yesterday afrrmod tho
judgment u tho lower court IN tho
case VI Isaac Mckay VI william n.
Ward 81 nj, appellants.
This action was Tor tho foreclosure
o. a certain mortgage given 10 Mckay
by Ward and his wife and for a de-
fcloncy Judgment against defendant
Joseph Bolnap, who took the property
subject 10 the mortgage and assumed
and agreed to pay the same. A decree
was rendered ana deficiency judgment
on flOhai was given against hUluup
from which Judgment he appealed.
Justice Miner, who wrote the opinion,
finds that under the facts IN tho case
the plaintiff Mckay was entitled 10 a
deficiency judgment
ON the question whether the uhliFu-
ton assumed by one who purchases
muriglEol premises, and agrees Cor "a
consideration 60 pay the MORTGAGE debt.
rhull h0 held Co Boz available 90 the
mortgage ur his assignee lu ali cases.
or only in cases when the uureh1sera
Immediate grlnt0r was personally liza
bio for the payment o. the debt JUS
lice Minor finds there ls "a conflict OF
authorities upon the subject. After ok.
nmluiug an the authorities the court 3D.
Of the opinion that when a grantee. la
conveyance 60 him, assigns and
agrees 10 pay tho debt OF a third por-
son as part ~ tho confederation FOR
hls purchase, there g. no necessity for
any consideration 20 pass from such
thlra person or his debtor TO such
gfantco 20 support such agreement.
Justice hlHkin concurs IN the opinion.
but chief Justice Bartch dlsHonts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

i.ssOoo0 pounds foreign The larger
operations continue in territory M"lla,
about g.50o000 pounds territory. te.na
and California being taken, WINE ",
prices obtained are higher For Eo'l
lines Of nne medium and fine tefrlllg
about A. "a is cents IL the FcOuIed
basis quoted. while good staple lois h.e
quoted nt 10 cents cleaned. a 0'li'
VI English buyers have been on ln,
market during the past few weess h.N
picked up about 100000 pounds u9-
nestle woods. besides 10000 r"uhAa
Australian. but whether the d0me.lil
will be shipped abroad can b. Del,eI
told when the London auction sue'
open noxt wcok Manufacturer nave
bought some woods and eul1ilN.
buying has been responsible Tor most
% the advance.
building Inspector W. ~ Folsom re-
ports the issuing Uf The following l.t-
mita during the week. Robert 7mlln'
ifs west. Fourth South. brick cottage
$3.50. j. D. owen. Third street hriWreh
j ana * streets. brick cottage, '--0l'
additions alterations and repairs ~
rreratlns i2ut. making "a total Tor the
week Of 81 iGs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Mrs, Christensen Artcsted on Complaint
Of Tier sou l. Discharged,

Mrs, Marian Christensen, residing
with her son, Alexander az 1ll Elrls
court, was arrested yesterday Tor IN
sanity. The woman was given ana ,N-
animation yesterday afternoon before
DIS. II. $. Wright and Samuel uuEhrs
and Clerk blair, and ns there was uu
testimony Co show that her mind was
In any way affected she WAS disc
charged. The arrest was made Uu thc
complaint OF the wUmun'H Huu. who aulI
that his mother had been acting
strange for the past twenty years aud
he thought she ought Go hr sent DO tha
asylum. Mono OF the unIHhnOrB would
testify against Mrs christensen Cor ths
reason that they considered her uuiut
lnonensivc woman ~ ls said she IT, lu
poor circumstance and uBs another
son serving Uncle sam lu the Philip
pine iHlundH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Tho supreme court late yesterday ~
tarro1u delivered au opinion iu the
case vi tne Holiday Coal company ape
paIIuut yH d. q. lNIfkHr 90 nl, rcNcfH-
ins the Judgment 1f the TRIAL court
Plaintiff sued 90 recover possession OF
certain coal lands, and ull uppurie-
rsrg.s partainiHe thereto. ln Whit
more canyon carbon county uni Too
dlmHraa Tor che alleged unlawful re-
Wufun uf tho same. THE defendants
Famurfed 60 thr complaint, which was
sustained hy the trial court. and the
plaintiff company refusing 90 amend
JUDGMENT was entered Cor defendants,
when Hu appeal was taken.
District Judge EuIIpp. who wrote ihe
opinion. holds that the demurrer should
Hli. been OyerrulHi aud Tint thn dee
Pendants boz Eltgu Hn opportunity 90 bu.
rWnr The opinion WHr cuurlfrUi Doc hy
DhIef Justice uartch and Justice Miner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

The following list Of excursions have
been booked by the passenger depart.
ment OF the oregon Short Line railroad
20 Garfield Beach.
July IT., Young Peoples Christian
Union salt Lake city TO Garfeld
Beach.
July ~. Aucrbach Bros cmploycs'
outing Garonld Bach
july 10. scandinavl1ns. Salt T.,t,
city. 10 GARFIELD Beach.
July ~ Twenty-nrHt ward Relief So.
ciety salt Lake. 10 Garfield uenrb
july 10, Woodmen OF IN. World
Beach.
July u. Flromen's excursion. Mcrcur.
20 Garfield Beach.
July go. S. Mary's Sunday school.
SAT- Lake city 20 Garaeld Beach.
Aug 2. First Baptist church. Salt
Lake city, 90 Garfield Beach.
Aug. TO- Tenth ward Sunday school
halt Lake city 20 Garfield Beach.