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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-16
SUSA YOUNG GATES TALKS
National Council oS Women q" Con.
eisve Assembled Discus. various
Topic. Pertaining to Times.

Washington. Fob. is.-There was only
small attendance at the Nauo.ai
Council Of Women today. owing TO con-
tlnucd Indictment weather. Mrs. Sc
wal. the retiring president In opening
tho scRslen, hoped for a speedy cntwin-
Ing OF the banner OF peace with the
iiags Of thu country.
The fce -urc OF the forcnoon'a aes-
sion was an Informal report Of the com
n,it,er On education In citizenship de-
liyered by Ara. Fannie Humphreys
baffnry Of New York city, the prc.i-
dpnt-elcct a. the National Council. she
rcscfted 60 tho peace With SPAN ~
cNempilfying nm acute attack II pa
triotism." ana deprecated was us iia'
uoi.al cniainltv.
susn Young Gates ~ Utah. from the
committee ON press. appealed To the wo-
mon 20 cone out more into tho arcna
% thought 20 long occupied exclusive.
the preFs and literature for women ~
In q process - evolution and described
the failinga ~ proper selection IN cur
rent wonvn'a pages.
Hannah q. Solomon ~ Illinois re-
ported nii work In behalf ~ rosial
peace and International arbl'rr ton.
Mrs. Lillian Blake attacked the right
Of men without counroling with wO-
men TO lring on the woes and misct,ef
% war.
The scfslon closed with general dis
cusrivn OF various themes.
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OBSTACLES TO cHURCHGoING
Money Grabbing and Desire for lax.
urles, snys DR.. Rainsforl.
New York worid.l

The people Of this day and genera
ilon think vastly more OF the almighty
dollar than they do Of Almighty God.
Not only 10 they sacrifice themselves
for money, but they nncrlnce their
children. Never In the history OF the
world were tho people sraaping for gol-
den baublea Ia tho marketplace az
they are today. They are drunk with
the passion OF money getting. They are
living upon the principle that they hnV,
only heads ana boliles-nothlng higher.
They stay away from church because
tho ministers IN tho pulplta do not
know what To say 10 them"
This IL what Rev. Dr. William 4
l,ninfford said when I asked him what
the reason was that made no many peo.
pie stay from Church. There have bcen
a host Of explanations OF the cause Of
this situation. They have ali been
rather vague. So l asked Dr. Rains.
ford. whose Wide experience and great
congregation has given him wsiadom
hs Wen AZ proof that no undcratands
how TO make people 10 20 church, tho
reason that consrcgnti tons Were dwIn-
ding. the fundamental fact that kept
me people al home or at least away
1T " very simple" said Dr. Rains.
ford. 1.-THE ministers 10 not know
what TO say TO their congregations, Tho
time has come when the old truths
must BE- restated. our ministers are
simply saying, over ana over again the
same old things. They must be changed
IN order TO Interest aud To hold. but the
preachers ara helpless To do this. SO
the people do not so 10 church. They
are not interested by whnt they hear
IN the churches. their attention is moi
held. Now. how can you expect the
ordinary man To want 90 20 sunday
after Sunday ana listen TO something
that neither Interests him nor even
gives HIN any new ideas'
asked Or. nalnsford " there was no
remedy FOR this state OF affairs In the
churches. ana he said: "Progress.
thought. evolution. IL II tho history OF
the world that there have been periods
OF THIS sortsin everything-periods Of
depression, OF seeming dlalntegratlon.
And the greatest OF all remedies for IL
II knowledge, II the people could be
Interested In the church, II they could
nave the great truths restnted TO them
instead OF being rolled over and over
and over again In sleepy fashion, the
congregations would not dwindie. Untll
the time comes that these truths can
be- restated clothed In new Language,
framed with new arguments. there In
bound 10 be n falling away Of cOngrega-
tons. VIII not say that there are
~ per cent less people attending church
than there We're ten years ago. but the
difference Is very apprecfable.
AS matter OF fact the bravest men
Of generation nre the ones who are
set upon, stoned prosecuted. an because
they have the foresight. the wisdom.
tllnt enables them IN progress far In
advance Of their fellows. II II more
often the brave men In the front rank
who fan IN battle, while those In the
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WEBB MUST co
TO STATE PRISON.
Supreme Court Decision in Mil
lard County Larceny Case.
LOWER COURT SUSTAINED.
Trial OF AN Alleged burglar Norton
curtis Again Con,ieted tang 60
be Sentenced saturday.

r.,.o p..l,, a.l,v.r,d nm oplnion
s"e''e ,-,,. ,,.,,,,,
today, concurred IN ny 'usuee ""' W"
and District Judge cherry. In the
,aac NJ Tho state of Utah W. Edward
=, -, -...-.u,.,., ae,.,,t,,, ,h. t,dg.
~. "epp' "pI''''''" "''', 49, NV, -, 80
ment OF the lower court Inc ueeis'Vh
means that webb. who has been out on
hail ,,m NOW b, required TO serve two
a., 49, -, na,,,ns, t,c.n
years VI '"' "'"'N H,-'". ".s'"H
Fillmore on the 18th Of December,
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MR.. MuRKLE AND THE SAUSAGE

John" asked Mrs. Muriie. whats
the matter with thoseisauaagcsg You
haven't even tasted tho one gave YOU.
Something's wrong. TEL rae what II
ISL"
Knowing that her husband was very
fond Of snusagcs. the sweet young NO.
man had ordered a mesr especially for
his hcncnt. and the fact that he had
left his section untouched worried her.
Mr.. Murkle reaehcd over. patted his
wife's cheek. ana replied
"Oh. never mind. itr all right
don't care for sausage this morninv."
John, dear" she exclaimed. "d1nt
try 20 deceive me, Tell me the truth
well, you know I wanted you to al.
charge this gifl last week"
Yes, ! know. iiut you have merely
permitted yourself to develop n foolish
prejudice against her. She l. the best
cook We have ever had and YOU Afe
playing the part OF silly child In ~
furing TO eat the rauragcn merely b..
cause she prepared them. You really
don't know how good they ARE. I
never tasted anything better In my
life. ia be- ashamed, N were Ia your
place. Co let "A foolish within stand On
the way OF my enjoyment u a good
meal"
"oh. I don't doubt" he replied. n. he
prepared 10 leave the table. that they
tasted all right. Hut happened 10
look into the Kitchen this morning.
with one Of her hairplnH. and. some
how. ! haven't had any appetite for
sausage since"
Mrs. MurkIe turned slightly pale and
permitted her husband to 40 away
without q good-by kiss.
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POLICE NOTES.

This afternoon a police officer tackled
a drunken man who had become Of
fenslyc ON the street. and tried to take
him TO jail. Tho intoxicated indivld-
ual objected, ana resisted tho officer
whtreupon another policeman came up
and tapped the offender a rather severe
blow on the head, The arrest was
then made.
Thos. Beady. charged with vaRrnney
was discharged by Judge Timmony this
afternoon. as was Harry coady, nc-
cused " the same offensc.
Pat Fleming and q. u. Robinson. two
DRINKS. on pormlae OF good behavior,
were allowed 10 20.
feeman ana Edwards. two colored
men. were up for house breaking and
taking away certain articles OF furnl-
tufc from the Globe roOming house on
Commercial street last week. The de-
PENDANTS we're held to the district court
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done b. the Colombo Midland In
ruihlng coal into the camp 10 save ue
mines. turned ont IN force with shovels
10 aid In cleaning the biuckaded track.
The road viii be clear In few days at
the most Already trains are cunning
over the system.
Western gave out the earnings Of the
system for the second week In Febru-
.fs tnls aftei noon. The gross earn
lnRs for the week are $4,000. decrease
OF $500 from the corresponding week
last year. The falling on Is owing to
lines.
a Denver dispatch says there Is a
rumor to the effect that roads operat-
ing east Of the Missouri river are con-
sidering the plan ~ withdraw
Ing their freight and passenger
agents from the trans Missouri coun-
Try. This would effect about 900 en-
ploycs In the various cities IN the coun
try west Of the river. II IL claimed
that a saving " 100000 would result
TO tho eastern roads.
The following dispatch from Chicago
tells ite own story. the compelling roads
are evidently getting tired 81 the fast
trains. AZ meeting OF all railroad lines
Interested In passenger traffic between
Chicngo and Omahn held In this cit,
Wednesday. II was decided to discon'
unue al twelvc-hour trains between
these pointa. Tho roads Represented
AZ the meeting today were the Chicago.
Milwaukee, A st Paul Chicago. Rock
Island a Pacifio. Chicago n North.
western and the Chicago, Burlington
a quincy.
A Denver dispatch says that nj q
conference on "wednesday between Vice
President and General Traffic Manager
Winchull % the Colorado Southern rail-
way and General Manager Dickinson
and Freight Traffic Manager Monroe OF
the Union Pacific. n contract to run 10
years was closed by which the Colorado
Southern secures trnckaEc rights over
the Union Pacific road between Denver
and Cheyenne. This enables the Colo
RADIO A southern 10 connect It's Chey-
ennc 4 Northern branch with It, other
lines, and throws open 60 every line In
Colorado a large and hitherto excluded
territory.
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MAIInnAp MOTIFS.

1--WE carloads OF cattle were sent out
OF American Fork today for the east
They 10 over the ID. a II. q. and Santa
Fe.
Manager Markell OF the U. y. hotels
accompanied by his wife and Mrs,
Wnrdlolgh. are In the city, To-day the
party was taken 90 the Tabernacle, and
trcnted To an organ recital by Prof
McClellnnd
General superintendent Welby Of the
RIO urnndc Western left this morning
u induct Mr. English into his office OF
division superintendent OF motive pow
or at Helper. The appointment was
English assumes the duties OF the Of
nee.
The people OF IeadyiL Colorado. ns
n mark OF appreciation for the work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-16

Judge Cherry heard two small cases
this morning and then adjourned court
until tomorrow. In the case of j. NJ.
Stout VI Oscar II. zcipf. Judgment
WAS rendered In favor Of the plaintiff.
The action was To- recover ON certain
promisHory notes secured by "a mort.
gage TO certain property situated In
kclrsy'H and uilleapic'n subdivision.
The title OF the other case tried was
u. A. II. johnson VI iironkina 4. Hub
bard et al. ana judgment was rendered
Ia favor OF the piaintln for 500. John
non sued 10 ncoNer 1880, Tor services
rendered the defendants by himself aud
onc W. \, lilllman IN tho searching for
and locating certain witnesses Ia n ease
tried In the United states circuit court.
for the district 81 Nevada.
The defendants. IN an answer, adj
initted that they were Indebted 10 plain
TN. and ON the assigned claim OF iilli-
man. In the sum Of 400, FOR which
amount Judgment was today rendered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-16
LIEUT.. GROW HOME NEXT WEEK

The parents 81 Lieut.. q. II. Grow. OF
Battery II. Utah ilEht artillery. who
has leave Of absence for 90 days. on
account of sickness. received n telegram
from the lieutenant at midnight last
night. from san Francisco. lie states
that business win Keep him for several
days on the coast and that he win not
be home until the beginning ot the
coming week. ~
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W':z.;:1:::i;s;''lA:,1s
MONEY oAch-.saoli So

second rank. not quite sd bravo ,.-
harr get the medals. Thoac who ri
low In the footsteps Of the ndvans.,
guard Or humanity IN the world's nr,s'
reas gain the credit, while the rraI In.
vcntors are hardly known.
The men ana women or today M,
running themselves by atralnlne afisr
luNurien--the women more than ~,
men. Tate our hiRh-strung Amsrlcan
women. They make up their minds 4,
achieve n certain position. to make crf,
tain progress. and they achieve ihey
make. but they also pay the price
Her" IN the United states We 400 Tho
greatest crave for money getting TINT
exists In any part ~ the world IN a
measure II II this that dcpopnlntea ono
churches. The strain l. 10 great on T,
man. during the week. that when n
comes sunday. he says. oh. 1 must
rest. I cannot 20 10 church. I must
rccuperate.' There. again, Il Il aeen
that the modern man lives ne N he wer,
hut head ana belly Ito uses IN.
Lords day 10 rccuperatc. solely that he
may be In better condition to resume
his money grabbing pursuits on the fol.
lowing Monday"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-16

The rumor 81 tho discharge Of the
agents OF eastern roads In the west
was the chief topic OF conversation In
local railSad Offices this morning.
Some were OF the opinion that the re-
port was "A canard. N IN said that
the general agency question was one
That had been up for Year, and could
not be settled without tfniilc pool,
which was against the Interstate COM
niercc law.
one of the best Informed railroad
mon In the city IA OF different opin-
Ion. He says that tho competition OF
the agents was one of the main. fac.
tors In causing "A decentralization Of
rates ana that some step win be- taken
along the line OF combining ngcncles,
whicii would have the effect ~ h pool,
though not clansed as such under me
law
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-16
YOUNGSTERS SELL FREELY
white star, Antier, Monarch and
Hover. Extension Among the
seller. ON the old Hoard.

on the new exchange this afternoon
the smaller securities were dealt In To
good extent White star doing the
first trading Mt ga cents n share.
Antlcr continued active at ~ cents.
whii. Doston-De la Mar changed
hands ut ~. and Cedar Valley found
takers at and ~. Going down the
line Emerald sold at u cents. while
International aid business at ~. Joe
iicwcrr Extension at ~. Little Pits
burg at ioh. and Monarch at and
~. sFigurca were posted aH follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-16
NOMINAL SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS.
CRIMINAL TESTIMONY.

McQuarric introduced hill to amend
section bisi NJ the Revised Statutes OF
Utah, relating a. Witnesses In criminal
proceedings In justices courts. and 20
testimony given by such witnesses. The
bin provides thati
When an appeal IL tnkcn. the justice
must. N application n made by the
county attorney. cause all material wit
nerrcr on behalf Of the prosecution to
enter into an undertaking In like man
ncr as IN case where n defendant II
held 10 answer on n preliminary exam
lnation. And when Il shall ratisfnctor-
NY appear by examination and oath Of
the witness or any other person. that
the witness II unable 10 procure sure
ties. such witness may upon application
OF tho county attorney be forthwith
condltlonaily examined ON behalf OF the
state. Such examination must be by
question aud answer In the presence Of
tho defendant &C other notice TO him IN
on ball, and reduced 90 writing and
the witness must thcrcupon be dts
charged. The testimony na given sub
Ecribcd 10 by the witness and duly ccr-
tined TO by the justice may be- read In
evidence By the State or municipality
or the defendant upon any subsequent
trial OF the same ease In tho district
court on appeal, upon II being salts
fnctorily shown that such witness il
either dead or out Of the state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-16
GEE LONG WAS MAD.

Today the Chinese OF Plum Alley. in
their preparations for an elaborate
time tonight at the close 81 their new
year celebration. had "a string Of giant
iirccrackcra drawn mp 10 n hight of
about 70 feet. for n gorgeous pyrotech-
ME display. This afternoon the string
broke. wasting u considerable quantity
of fireworks. and causing the henthon
Ia MI the air with expressions truly In
dlcativo Of Chinese wrath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-16

The afternoon on the Salt ako TX.
change developed a little business In
Dalton n Lark. 100 shares OF which
found takcr az n cents a share. Four
Aces maintained It, position OF the
previous call and sold low, 1000 chang
INK hands at 30 cents and 600 az hsis,
while onlenh parted with 100 ut bs and
Mcrcur made transfers of 800 shares at
1915. Lower Mammoth was firm and
sold 100 shares at u and aih cents,
while star Consolidated waa weaker
ana sold 100 shares at ti.1i, aud In un.
listed stocks Joe Bowers sold ut 1871
nnd 1915 cents.
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had storm In Jamaica.

Kingston. Jamaica. Feb. ia ter
RHO norther accompanied by an IN
oensant rain storm has been causing
numerous local Hoods. The storm
swept tho north OF the island from An
neto Ray 10 Montego Hay from Mon
day 20 Wednesday. doing widespread
damage TO shipping whnrveH
railroads. cnttie and cultivation. No
fatalities have been reported.
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sorE- az Ii,r rir.

There IN u scheme on foot TO CONSOLE
date the two exchanges. but ON the
terms stipulated II N hardly probable
they viii yet together.
The annual meeting OF the Daily Min
ing company has been adjourned til
Monday next NJ ? n. m.
John Dern. u. N, Airs and others arc
out at Tiniic looking into the mines
~ that district.
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soldier. who Died In Cuba.

Washington. Fob. i6-Gen. Brooke
today cabled tho following from Ha-
yana.
Death report. Feb. II; At Santiago
Private Charles Campbell. company q,
First Vols. peritonitiE from wound In
abdomen. Private Geo. Carr, company
n. card Kansas, dysentery. Feb. II.
Al Havana-Prlyate Patrick J Smith.
company a. Eighth Infantry. malaria
fever, Feb ~.
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In $500 each on the first count, that OF
taking mirror. The hearing on the
second count was then proceeded with.
a drunken man became ugly on the
corner OF Second South and West Tenn
pie streets this afternoon. chief Pratt
attempted TO quiet him when he showed
tight The bout was short one. the
chief administering knockout blow TO
the man. who was then locked up.
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wa, He s.n,sacsa saturday.

Norton Curtis was convicted by the
jury last evening NJ assault with
deadly weapon, with intent to do bod
ny harm. lie and his brother Arthur
win be- sentenced Saturday on three
offonreA.
against H. Y. Lamb has been dismissed
ON motion OF the prosecution. The de-
PENDANT N the old man who was held
along with the curtis boys,
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Tho scmi-wcckiy News" Il the
great country paper Of tho intermoun-
tain region. II circuintcs In every city
and settlement In Utah. ana IN most u
thon. Of Idaho. Wyoming. AfiElna.
Colorado. New Mexico. Montana, ac-
vada. Western Canada and Ola Mexico;
aa an advertising medium II u uncx.
ccllcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-16

Washington. Feb. is.--Al the mem.
hers OF the court OF inquiry convened
by order OF the President 20 investigate
the charges OF Ma. Cen Miles concern
ing tho food furnished the army, hnys
arrived In Washington with the cNpcc-
tation OF organizing the court today.
uen.l Miles was back today after being
nnowbound AT New York. The quarters
Tor the court are those recently used
by the war commission. Gen. Wade
said the court probably would organize
today and clear the way for tho In.
quiry proper TO proceed tomorrow.
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Washington, Feb. le,--I.ord HerSchel.
OF the Joint American Canadian COM
mission. sustained quite painful Injury
TO his left hip yesterday through fall
on the Ice on X street, lie was carried
10 his apartments at the Shoreham
hotel by passing carriage ana haH
since been confined 10 his bed. Ills at
tending physician does not fear any
serious consequences 81 the fall.
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Zine smel,.r. 10 change Hands.

Joplin, Mo-. Feb. id.--At llon, Kns,
the center OF the natural gan belt Of
Kansas. a deal viii BE- closed this week
probably today. by which the big zine
shelters of W, a J. Lanyon and OF
Robert I.anyon'a Sons win be sold 10
the Palmyra OF company, which In the
Knnfas branch % tho standard on
company. Tho price win not b. less
than ts,to0.oto cash. These are the
largest natural gas rmciiers In the
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Washington. Feb. 1.-THE depart
mont Of state has been Informed IN
cable from Consul General 0udger at
Panama that "a compromise has been
effected with tho strikers ut Colon and
work has been resumed.
Recent ndvices from there said that
the situation was critical.
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pho classified advertisements Of ih,
"Newa" on the Sth page form most
popular medium ~ Information between
small advertisers and the great public
The price % an advertisement u With.
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your wants through the News"
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Rusn--In this city. Feb. 18th. 1881,
OF rheumatism. Eugene. son OF Eugene
~ and Fanny l.. Bush. native ~
Ohbo; aRed 0 years. 10 months ana Ia
Gays
Funeral services VIII he held on FIJI.
dnN. Fob. nth. nj 2 =. M. at parent.
residence. corner OF Fifth and l. streets
frlenat respectfully invited 20 altenu'
Mansfield iohio) papers. please copy
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STRONG STATEMENTS.
Thrco Women Relieved of Fomnio
Troubles by Mira. Pinkhnm.

From Mrs A. W. SMITH. 80 Summer
St, Biddeford, Me;
"For several years I suffered with
various diseases peculiar 10 my heN.
Was troubled with burning sensation
across the small OF my back, that aI'.
gone feeling, was respondent, fretfui
and discouraged; the least eSertion
tired me. tried several doctors but
received little benefit. At last ] de-
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Those symptoms Of weakness that
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From Mrs. MELISSA PnuIIrs, Ler'
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"Before began taking your medicine
I had suffered for two years with thH'
tired feeling, headache, bacxache, nonp.
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room. hav. taken four bottles OF mo
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Pills and used one package OF sanauNe
Wash. and now feel like new wonah'
and am able To do my work."
From Mrs. MoLLiE u. HERnEL, Pow'
oil Station, Tenn;
For three years suffered with sucha
weakness OF the back, ! could nor
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had falling Of the womb, terrible bear
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up TO prcss time sales were made as
follows
white star. 1000 q sisc.
Antlcr, 1900 u gtkc.
Iioston-D La Mar. 1000 u eitc.
Cedar Valley 1000 n &c., 5000 u 9Ac.
Emerald i.000 " lie.
International. 1 900 " SIC.
Joe lowers. Extension. / 900 q gNc.
Little pittHburg. 1000 q i0isc.
Monarch, 5000 n g., 1000 - iAc.
silver city Consolidated. 1000 QiIsc..
1000 " ihc.