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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-23

AT Georgia camp meeting a gOOo
brother continually repeated in the
course of long prayer:
Lord. send the mourners up higheri
Send 'em up higher right awayi'
A storm was brewing outside. and as
the hurricane swept down on them the
brother qualified his closing petition
with:
''But not through the roof, Lord
Don { send 'em through the roofi That
would be too highi''-Atlanta Consti-
kution,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-23
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-23
KE1rH:s. PHILADELPHIA

The program for this week
ever popular Keith's TheatrH
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-23
DROTHONOTARY'S NOTICE.

Aug. 10, 1899.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-23

Two years have passed Mrs. sey-
mons has regained her health and is
living comfortably thanks to her
friend, Frederick Nelson). Erla ID Q
ieyely. talented maiden Of 10
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27
NEW FAKE GAME
Don't Get swindled by This Fellow When
He Comes Along.

Don't Get swindled by This Fellow When
He Comes Along.
A remarkably slick scheme is
being worked swindling the mer
chants. A stranger steps into the
store and says to the proprietor:
II see by that sign that you have
the same name and initials that |
have-very strange-and we may
get mixed little on account of it.
| am going into the jewelry busi-
ness here, and am looking for some
goods in few days. The dray,
man will probably bring them 20
you, not knowing the difference,
and as / will be away for a week
will please take care of them until
l return"
The merchant kindly consents
to do so. The stranger then or
ders $500 worth of jewelry in the
merchants name from some large
wholesale firm which looks up the
rating Of the merchant finds him all
right and sends the goods. They
arrive and are delivered, as the
stranger "thought" they "night," )"
be. After few days the stranger
returns, finds the goods at the
store of the merchant who has the
same name as himself, pays the
drayage and insists on paying the
merchant something for his trouble
etc. He takes the goods and sklps
out. The merchant feels as though
he had done kind act and hardly
gets through patting himself on
the back till bill for jeweIry
comes from the wholesale house.
As the merchant received the
goods he is compelled to pay for
them. 1t is a remarkably slick
trlck.-Tempe Ne,DS
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27
J. H. HOBACK.

Active solicitors wanted everywhere for
THE Story of the Philippines" by Murat Hal,
stead commissioned by the Government as
Oflcial HISTORIAN to the War Department. The
cisco, on the Pacific with General Merritt In
the hospitals ut Honolulu, In Hong Kong, in
the American trenches, at Manila, IN the insur-
Olympia with Dewey, and In the roar OF battle
at the fall of Manila. Bonanza for agents
Brimful of original pictures taken by govern.
meut photographer on the spot. Large book.
Low prices. Big profits. Freight paid Credit
given. Drop all trashy, unofficial war books
Outfit free, Address, +. II. Barber Secretary,
Star Insurance Building Chicago, Illinois.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27
COMMENTS.

The belief recently expressed in
these columns that Confederate
veterans, generally, would not de-
sire the passage Ex-senator Buffers
bill for the pensioning of ex. Con.
fedrates is being confirmed by the
fact that Confederate associations
are adopting resolutions asking
Congress not to adopt the mea,
sure. Times.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

INAsMuoH as the floating indebt
edness of the territory seems to be
on the increase, it might be well
for the legislature to appoint a
committee to investigate the cause
of this increase. 1t might be we'll
for such committee 10 extend its
investigation back for eight or ten
years. This would give an op-
portunity to compare the cost of
maintaining the territory during
four or five legislative periods.
The work should be carried on
with the closest serunlty, with but
one purpose in view, the discovery
Of the facts in the premises.-Star.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

TINE after time have bills been
introduced in the Legislature to
abolish the boleta system, and has
as often been killed. A bill is
nov before the Legislature with
the same purpose. This bill
should become law. If it passes II
will prove of great benefit to Ora,
ham county.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27


Born branches of the Legisla'
ture spent great deal of time last
Monday in trying to keep the Ter
ritorial papers from the Legislative
halls. Finally they hit on q plan
and passed resolution that no
papers would be paid for. 1t has
been the custom heretofore to
make small appropriation and
pay the different pepers sent to
the Legislators for the sixty days
they are in session. The salaries
paid the members during the time
this matter was under discussion
last Monday probably amounted to
more than the price of the papers
would have done. Those sages in
the Legislative halls need not
think, however, that they are go.
ing to shut the GUARDIAN out by
this action. We believe in educa.
ton and will therefore send it reg
ularly to each member gratis. Of
course the object in tins action is
economy. Let this rule apply In
all directions. Let such eXpendi-
tures as $500 TO, pleasure trip
far the members to the different
Territorial institutions be cut off.
The visiting of these institutions
has always been farce and pro-
badly always will be. If any one
can tell what good previous visits
have done we would like TO
have an explanation. Let econo.
my be the watch word all along
the line.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27
Cold Weather Passing.

We are selling:
IA pounds of sugar 81 OC
l 10. cortoon crackers l0c
Large cans tomatoes each 10c
We have great variety of fresh
groceries on which we defy com.
petition.
AS the cold weather is nearing
its end we have reduced the price
on ladies winter dress goods and
mems furnishing goods to such an
extent that you can save money
by buying them now and keeping
them for next winter.
j. II. WELKER & Co. If.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

Attorney McGowan, who receiv.
ed a few scattering votes for dis
trict attorney of Graham county at
the recent election, has filed charg-
es against Wiley e. Jones in an
action for disbarment. Jones was
elected district attorney by an
overwhelming majority, but the
court held him ineligible by reason
of holding commission in the
volunteer army. Disbarment pro.
ceedings have also been instituted
against McGowan. Jones will
probably receive the appointment
of district attorney, as his regi-
ment is being mustered out of serv.
ice and he will return to Graham
county about Februtry frst.-Mo-
have County Miner.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

HuNDREDs of cords of mesquite
wood have been shipped to Globe
within the past six weeks, and
has become quite an industry. We
are told that protests against the
shipping of this wood have been
entered.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27
Beats the Klondike.

Mr.. A. @. Thomas, of Marysville
Tex, has found a more valuable
discovery than has been made in
the Klondike. For years he suffer,
cd untold agony from consumption,
accompanied by hemorrhages and
was absolutely cured by DR..
Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, coughs and colds. He
declares that gold is of little value
in comparison with this marvellous
cure; would have it, even if it CO st
a hundred dollars a bottle. Asth-
ma, Bronchitis and all throat and
lung affections are positively cured
by DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Trial bottle free
at all dealers in drugs. Regular
size 90 cts. and 800. Guaranteed
to cure or price refunded.*
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

A gentleman from Los Angeles
remarked the other day that II
there Is a place on the face OF the
earth where land is worth what
the owners ask for it, it is in the
Gila Valley.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27
First publication Dec. 2nd.
Notice for Publication.
Homestead Entry, No. Iss4

HHVhIfC"ttItU EHtFyl N o. ISeI
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON ARIz.)
November rs, 1895 I
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his Intention tC
make final proofin support of his claim, and
tnat said proof will be made before the Clerk
zona, on January 9th, 1899, Wig:
. nlieh T. Barnette, for the L y of N W Il and
3 Of N Il y, Sec 2S, Up rs r % E, e. & S.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, said land, viz:
Thomas I; Hunter, Edward Allen, Rolley C.
Snlt Sinlsh anu Fred III. McGowan, all of Stafford,
Graham county, Arizona.
MILTON II. MOORE,
Register
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

THE deadlock habit in legisla.
lures is becoming SO prevalent as
to furnish arguments In carload
lots for tho election of Senators bv
direct vote of the people,-TSmes.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27
First Publication January 18th.
NOTICE For PUBLICATION
Desert Land Final proof.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON ARTz.(
~ Jan. 8, 1899,
Notice is hereby given that John II, Cluff.
OF tlma, Graham County. Arizona, has filed
notice Of intention to make proof on his
aesertIand claim, No. 1859, for the N L Il of
the Clerk OF the District Court at Solomonville
Arizona, on Saturday, February 49, 1899
he names the following witnesses TO prove the
land, via.
Brigham Clufr and Charles Combs, of Central,
arizona, Albert Teeples and Robert Ferrin, OF
Pima, Arizona.
MILTON r. MOORE, Register.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27
First Publication January 18th.
Notice for Publication,
Homestead NO. 1910.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIz u
January 10, 1899. I 8
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intentinT
70 make final proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the ClerE
of the District Court at Solomonville, Arizona
on Saturday, February 25th, 1899, viz:
Alexander stewart, of Stafford, Graham conn
ty, Arizona, for the NE 4 Of NV 4 of See 26
, He names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
William Blair, George H. Skinner, David V.
A. Talley and George Stewart, ali of Stafford A ri.
zona.
MILTON R. MOORE,
Register.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

The price of wood has gone from
$3.50 per cord to s4 in the last few
weeks, caused by the immense
quantities that has been shipped
to Globe.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

LET the Loan Commission,
Board of Control and Board of
Equalization receive the attention
of the Legislators next.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

Volume l, Number l, of 1ht
Sage Green and Silrer has reached
us. 1t is an eight page paper, not
very large to be sure, published by
the students of the University at
Tucson, and devoted entirely to
educational interests and the ad.
vancement of the University. We
are glad to welcome Sage Green
aid iSllrer. 1t shows step in ad-
vance in education in the Terri.
tory. The little paper should be
encouraged, and all friends of edu-
cation. and especially those who
have boys or girls in the Universi-
ty, or those contemplating sending
any snould become subscribers.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

SoLoMoNviLLE announces her in
tention of building new brick
school house. We are glad to note
this and trust that the people up
there will be successful in erecting
q house that will be a credit to the
whole county. Such buildings
make the community in which they
are erected desirous place for
new. comers to locate in.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27
WANTED!

Reliable man for Manager of
Branch Office l wish to open in
this vicinity. Ifyour record is o.
X. here is good opening. Kind
ly mention this paper when writ.
ing.
A. T. Morris, Cincinnati, O..
Illustrated catalogue cts. postage.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27
chs Guardian.
For President
1900,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
CIRCULHTI0n
OVEN 900,
hid INCREASING.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1899.

EACH day developes the necessity
of some good tenement houses in
Stafford.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

Il. It. 1jams is having a nice
picket fence erected in front OF
|ljs new house.
Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

DR., Green's little daughter, Bes
sic, is down with measles.
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SENSATIONAL RUNAWAY.
Horses Plunge Into N Grocery store
and Demolt.h Thior.

runaway team az large gray horses ran
smash hang Into William Har.et's grocery
az the corner II Thirs. avenue and T7nsef,
street yesterday afternoon, Ssna shinr D ate
glass and Knocking Down doors Half a
dozen people were thrown into Mysteries
and for a short time great excltenen.
resgaed
Strange 80 say the horses came CUT 81
the hurry bury without Injury except
scratch on ones nose. The pole Of tire
wagon was driven through a panel and was
broken square of as if Il were "A clay pipe
Instead O: TIE toughest q weed
he horses were standing n a waierirg
trough or Third avenue. opposite Butter
wcftI undertaking rooms Scr eehing
scared item ara away they vert dagyn me
street ~ furious pace. A boy who ha 4
bald - the Pains frcrn &Ae sidewalk went
wIth fhsEn about QaarteF OF a kla~k
FtTA3y b pFes@ntpd re appearance cf a
tEs ground than be wptla he garxs~f
through the air aftean or twenty fret
Ah1sts t3e thrsi tine iris happened he lat
- tse Tines AMI watched tse climax This
came when Ghe team plunged Into the
grocery Glass fe}E - al directions Thu
6Cor flea from IS hinges. Hexes ard bags
were thrown IN at directions Say
oral pe2D5s "a the gtD~e wanasras Whether
sw earthquake or r SEA Hon rad struck the
ssAre3 ard rushed neI.- asasi = The hack
a"oT- o2s Young girl was scared hat 20
death
The pole struck gust :, enc sfs@ y the
aoar as3 VAS driven through TIRE val s1ssA
heTss @S1t lrt9 sas store through the 3aae
while :Se other was stopped ~ the plate
glass window a. the fTaat q sSe store.
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Denny's
East Park
800. ~ cnnsce lets Ia D~nnys cas-. carr


sa A.s. o. New York. In which the latter
css.as 4 an IN receipt Of your letter In
800 copy OF report 10 the xaasfEa
$500 81 Commerce by one Of ss4 corr.
ssass. concerning tbs Puget sourzss naval
go .foH. ! take pleasure IN assuring yos;
$50 - interest Ii the dryaack and ga
a.4s Gas suffered nj. dsrnsvanssy On ard arv
Issuance that can consistently render
=. laf aarr3nx the 1G1@et Ii will rfys me
ssras pressure 30 extend
hs Mater WAS placed in the hands Of
g. pFssIasss1 as preparing ia entertain
1sIaaAar Foster and the Washington rapre-
sshthIsos III the near future They wfsl
~ taAer 10 visit ih@ naval station. "a
a 80 1aasldani ssrean has ssxn:nsss has pleas
lse "a furnishing launch fer a party OF
IsassnAbis number. and explaining raany
matters connected with the dock not un-
Numerous letters were rsesfysd an
nonncing the distribution through various
parts or TIE East of the last Circular on
seattle issued b. the chamber
- . A .Iies. general anAxer az the Be-
attic 4 International railway will aa-
Dress the Chamber sf Commerce April rs
on TIE Developments ~ his read and what
nas been done for The purpose Of attract
Ing hoHsessekers
An invitation 10 appoint delegates 20 at
teiaa the Iransuatssssslppi commercial con-
Rress 10 Dc held n Kansas the last part
% May and early in june was tabled
William II. Perkins ana Charles II
Baker were elected 10 membership
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HEADING FOR DAVENPORT.
Great Northern Surveyors Working
IN Hawk Creek.

THE surveyors q the Great Sorthera
route sntc the San Pofi c1u..ry and thence
iusa she Republic mining 1a<tT5c, are rap
lily going on xsth ths3t work. and II ls
becoming The general belief of she localities
tributary go the proposed rsut@ that there
Is "a, longer aay deubT 81 the specific TN
tsastons of ssa, railway company to coa
stsucs as tine.
Word hax reached tire Lincoln county
Times. published ~ Davenport. through
whsea town the t-lufellsgencsr has
st&te& .he l.re wou,3 probably pass thar
= party u surveyors are work ag their wav
uB H&wK cresk sT2ra The Columbia river.
ssff3rx grade stakes anS that TN 81 prob
ability :heV wfll reach Davenport III L Few
days T'He PARTY EaS been running lines
.rczH Hell Gate ever this route.
II - un}v Inference % BE- drawn" says
that journal is that the survey "a tea
preliminary move a The construction 20 ,
railroad ,.owa Hawk creek - He& Gate,
across TIE fotGashi8 at sNst point and 3p
sne SAn FNf "a RsrUbftc. The appear.
anee - a sarTey party Sc Baf Always 81
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MORPHINE FfENpS AT t.AHas*-
Ninth poian and Mamie Wrjxhtson
u.,~r.sa ,u Hahems Corpus

Ruth Daian and Mamie NFtEhsSen, So
se,s ana seuzrmea morphine fenas. WE
lsax. nsAss, star attyacti4aS az TIE county
san Far more shan fur months. are ~
fsvssn They were released 1H sTS -
asa.sess fxes--ss3s By Judge Jacobs yesterday
sIss.s women who casnc ot resSs*es@Rs
sse,,tfx r., Seattle wer- locked np faF va
srrsrs.v an i4srs-7sgsseT IL. SAeftff Mover an:
80 sf.r.>sz*ar. Sheriff Nan iae NantFfs Sfi*@
:, erras ths t~e ~ th1 drug ha5sT ara
s,.s..ss4tge.s A. ire Sxsert taat hpta are ace
"a nve without nsa7nat1e afAS g, ssste
s.,4es 4Yrv. ssre accustomed - 1ss HyN'-
sssgs,sE>nlIv Y IS frVsiy gSs~'esfSs- so~s@NsF
sNaf their resaTgnat tesl I'll nef as ~,
s.ssyx that fAev age free - "a eAeS Il tn'1F
cid associates 49,. -, .-,,t.s.~ d.
fsa3ge gaessbs wop'a have been W.t.5AE =
- "a - keep she WOMEN 81 f2A $50
ts,,s-e~ umss th~tr reformation Hss &ssIIFN'
hs.E eau3a ssuf no iAv 9'ssiFF So -
"a e.a Ir,,1Axtsaxset3 TIE y '7fssen we're 70
e,y,sy,sktssa Ter v&xYsney st zee FsYs a ~
- shms~ nrst sentence - tHfvv Estsa{tSs-
- - =. sss~.set. Yesterday arxsse3 te&t ms
s,e.is, e. Eusescs 81 sfee Peace cana was
a.. '@s.fNsrfxezs ars*er 'he eEsSaysas tsfssN*
ss0s -, Ss,~t was -r naY%Slest - sustain
80 - "a grant sae witt - aaasss corpus
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CHARGES AGAINST kOEHLER.


Charles A. Kesbier who Is accused Of
Obtaining money from he Pas.al Teae-
E7@pa soTnsn BY lrupers1natsng his
roommate. John frankie. hAs So far sac
eesSiea IN eiudt-g the police II he Is cap
fured Re Will Rave two more charges
PLACED against him.
Mrs. F. Gepner. who has a lodging house.
e. la--s F'r-s avenue. says that re passed
two hGEEEs cheexx on ner. According TO
Ter complaint .he FIRST was given April s.
fssa. In payment OF room rent Il was dra MN
on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hank for
ss-5e. II was signed 20 p Nelson" ard
drawn In favor OF Charles A. kc.hie-. Mrs.
S@pEss~ = 49, 49, =nt the check until
after knealer had disappeared ard n the
meantime hs had persuaded her 10 cash
another for q similar amount
koehler Is one cf the men who made
a rVsFfact ahie eseaDe from ralsor- prison
California. about nine years age He came
30 Seattle sometime ago ard gave the po-
lice 10 understand that he had reformed
he called at headquarters on several &C
casfons and reported where he was work
ing. The checks, which Mrs G;spuer turn
ed over 90 the police yesterday afternoon.
are supposed 20 be in kcehiar's writing
III this Is true he Is an excellent penman.
The writing is clear. and the letters are
well formed
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assurance that q railroad viii sAior. SIN
- this care Il II fair 70 ccnteesEre that
shc advent az The s-akea IL the fore-urner
O. lire Of rails We saye zine ard
again beer informed sEzr q railroad woul1
D. bulk - RsVuhsc via Davenport
- easiest ard nSst way 10 reach the
Colg-tEa fTrm the spsaasS. anywhere IN
tie Big Band for miles. Is down Hawk
creek This has never been dsrse5. 4n3
shg best engineers in the IVES. Eave car
arrse5 sssSs etAsm Hence 1, ssartsx ID
reason IL q road Is ~ DC hgast into ire
reservation srurs tie Great Narshera. or
tbs Central Washington. Il mus n@ceS-
grade 81 the creek thar Eas its source IN
TIE ssEs.%r Of sae town Now that the
surveyors are So:nS ever the reuss. sscwiy
ard carefal.y. marking the way distinctly.
II follows Era. IN shart o-ster graders ard
builders VII - throwing dirt X VII be
great 'asng for ho-a TOWN. and country.
IL meats another quiet over com pe siEx
sais~n7a. /. viii sfsraw 81 northsrr-bouns
traffic through this MACE
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COURTS AND COUNTY OFFICES.

Judge Moore Of the superior court. yes
terday signed a formal order diseharging
Sol O. Simpson So receiver of The PENN
ssslar Railway Company
The Variety Iron Works yesterday filed
art'cles OF incorporation IN the county ap-
ditor's office. The tncorpo-atars are
James II Perkins and George James. The
company has capital stock OF A.ae In
$ie8 shares.
In the sutt Of ]. w. Reynolds Va North"
ern Pacific Railway Company 10 recover
damages for alleged personal injuries. a
Jury in tho superior court yratnfday
brought In verdict Of s2,e"n IN favor Of
The plaintiff.
James : Carriek. j. l.. Fl, Hsssin.
George Spencer and W. u Lamouth yea.
tarsiav died art ,cias ~ incorporation OF
the Scotsish-Anserie Investment Com,
pmny with the county auditor the espisA4
lis 81 Gee 81 shares II ssn each.
The county commissioners are preparing
notices M a rasesins TO consider WAYS ard
means fer vhs repair Of the Neeiss cat
on White river. All property owners wAe
are Dana gs3 hy the foods resulting Efofh
tie break In the iavee ~tlA be invited to
attend.
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CHARGE NOT SUSTAINED.


Roland Hill Arthur Andersen. Roswell
Neson III. ccnnsli. r5au8 sfahan. James
Ming. Joseph Deal Fred Alexander Sam
Hansen and Charles Morris. all boys. were
arratxued before Judge Cam yesterday at :
ternnoa on the charge Of sefacsns haEii-
Ing owned ny Thomas Eicharaser1. and To-
Gated AZ the corner of Battery street and
Elliott avenue. North Seattle
II appears that unkncwa persons have
broken into the building and defac~d por-
tons OF the interior. The a-rassins off,
Ger said that he caught the boys In The
building some Of them we're glazing cards
and others we've swinging from beams In
fact they were having a general z rod time
ana acted as II they owned the place.
Each one Of the defendants took the
stand and swore positively that hn rad not
been there before or that 1, was only his
second visit. They we're a anlt ON the
contention that they had not defsced the
binding. Judg. Cam sa!a that there was
no evidence 10 show that the boys were
guilty and discharged tkem
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-20

The receIyership Of the corporation OF
Il. T. Smart Il Co contractors terrrlifla ted
suddenly In the superior court yesterday.
A. c. Murray. who Was appotated receiver
BY Judge Moors in n saif commenced by
i. Zlnsurf Tuesday 20 recover ss1s 81
and alleging the insolvency Of the corpora
ton. was discharged hy ~ ruisAtion Of the
parties and the suit allowed 10 progress
IN tha ordinary manner.
Zindosfs attorney stated - the court
that after an examination az the corpora
ttons hooks he wss satisfied II was a
solvent concern and that n receiver was
net necessary. T.. T Smart. the president
81 the company. laughs az the Idea Of II
being lnsoi.ent ard says thai IL does not
awe q debt In the wor'd BE denies that
there rs any merit IN Zindorf's claim.