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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
DEATH OF MYRTLE HILTON.
Daughter of Patrolman Hilton
Stricken By Group.
Hilton

OIIAChCh ny SAONP.
The angel of death thrust his cycle
into the family of Policeman William
Hilton Friday morning and claimed
as his own little Myrtle May. the 915-
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
ton The childs illness from Group
was of but two or three days dura-
ton. but her last hours were frought
with much suffering, from which death
was the only release. When she was
taken ill DIR. King was called in to at
tend her. but her condition was not
thought to be serious until Thursday,
when the disease began to manifest
itself in a dangerous form, DR.. Root
was then called ia consultation and all
that medical power could do was done,
but remedies failed and at 9 O'Clock
Friday morning, after a night of great
suffering, the little one was released
from the trials of this world and pass
ed to the great beyond. The child was
likes a budding flower in the family
and the heartfelt sympathy of many
friends goes out TO the bereaved par
ents in their loss.
The funeral services viii be held at 8
O'Clock this afternoon from the family
residence, ga Second street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
SIT LAKES LINEUP
r,,r Local Legislative Delega7
ton May Vote.
covFsHIFTsARELLKELY
..NcE OF REED sMooT
WOULD STIR THINGS.

.-..fr- interest is being taken IL
cons ~ tine Republican members Of
che -.- IKE county legislative delega-
ias 9i.' en-. -r1ato-sl.U. a mixed slate
80" through at The time the nominations
90 --.g. but supporters OF all the
were -.-..reul candidates. claimed TO
i' shade the best Of 1t.
nav ,.emiuce- who were elected mad
.+. for a. senator the morning
Aa' .r.. convention they would prob
".' -. lined ND something like this:
~-. ,,.rTr Er0Uu- Stuart Smith Love
t'. tr.rsr J.. Thomas. Axiom, Ham
,,5r#.ms. Mcmillan, Van Horne,
ID D. ssIisbury-Lawrence, Sher-
p. -..-s.t. but earnest work has been
SUI. .' Since the election AS ii rtault
-r.r.rrrI that Thomas heaFha may
-- ..rr- e. Hewlett Gdmiln and
G"l sherman and Lawrence may
Aa- t Brown. ard SO may NiiiIdma
and y. y. .-r.g.r. except by those most
t...' .F..r the staui which VIII
l... .L.u Hr tH. alfalfa members IneN
tt .....-- among themselves and con-
1..- ra ru DARK morse C4ts g4t "a
.rr ae has been publicly an
ODD. --' hasa decided preference RMS
1' . f. rr.u.t+ nan of Mercur who IS
OH. Mccormick from the start on.
l.. ....-a.rsH,c smashing of the line
-s.sr above ou the SAT- Lake delega-
up ..r.af. if Reed Smoot of Provo
-.- f,.f. fH. light A number of the
t.l.f....r. .rn known to- favor Mr. Smoot
u.-n raIIg around him the minute
-.-, -sr. tna word. and unless be DECLARES
.If aut OF 10 altogether he VIII get
-... ..-..- fH the caucus anyway
fr Nr Smoot has not announced
rs would decline the senatorshlp-
,-....- has he said he would become q
-''rIidste. but his manner when ap-
,,.--..s.6a4 left the lain inference that
r.nr1 .heerfuIly accept the honor II
/. r-arIar~ his way. SO MI SmoOt Is al
.-..f certain Go become a factor IN the
'- 1rr Smoot moro than to any other
AM is. attributed the political upheaval
f.. Transformed Utah county from a
5I.--..rat.r stronghold into RepuD-
l..-- Gibraltar Ii be becomes a canGi-
..+a he will asSuredly start with the
,..r.r.r-1r- backing of the Utah county
p.rrbIfcau delegation To this viii be
-Fr.5 strength enough from other coun-
go DO make him formidable in caucus
ar omen battle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
COLONIES ARE PROSPEROUS.
Mark Cannon Brings Good Report
From Canada.

Mark Y. Cannon, the son of President
George .. Cannon, arrived in SALT Lake
Friday night from Canada, where he
has spent the past eight months in as
sisting to develop the Mormon settle
ments 40 there. Mr.. Cannon speaks
very highly of the northern country.
and is of the opinion THAI il has a great
future. The people up there NOV are
prospecting, Mr.. Cannon states, al the
railroad and canal work undertaken
largely by the people who went north
from Utah are proving very successful
Embarrassing continues ito be the prin-
cipal branch of industry. and the cattle
are doing we'll this year.
Mr.. Cannon is the picture of rugged
health, a1d is a walking demonstration
of the heatthfulness Of the northern
country. Ii is limited that he is in Salt
Lake for q special purpose AT this time.
one that most deeply concerns himself
and a charming young lady of this
city, and that when Mr.. Cannon turns
his face to the north again and starts
back 40 his Canadian home this young
lady VIII be by his side.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
DULL WEEK FOR STOCKS.
Sugar Touches Top Notch During the
Week.

There was little activity in local
stocks during the past week. This con-
dition was principally due to the fact
that there are very few of the good
local dividend payers on the market
al the present prices. Z. l. Burton.
one of the local dealers, sold sixty-five
shares of State Bank stock at $132,
making $3.50 for the block. He also
sold four Salt Lake City street rail-
way bonds az S104.5O, making S4,1SO for
the four bonds.
The hveliest stocks on the market
were the sugar stocks. Utah Sugar
svent to $3.50, the highest point yet
reached, and closed in the neighbor-
hood of S16.75. Ogden Sugar went to
1852 Both stocks were in demand and
ruled strong throughout the week.
There was little change in quotations
on the other standard stocks, but a
general stffening up of prices was no
ticeabie ali along the line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
Burglars at P. V. Junction.
Especial to The HERALD

AoPeCidi ~ INT AACie'tu
Provo, Nov. 17-SheTiff StOTrs this
morning received a telegram from POST
master Craner of P. Y. Junction to the
effect that a robbery had been commit
ted there last night and for him to come
up immedia teiy. The sheriff went up on
NJ at GAS this morning.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Henry late this
afternoon received the following telegram
from Sheriff Storrs, dated from Castle
gate: Too many here 10 handle. Come
up on first train" The deputy left for
Castlegate on No. 4, which left at 9:35
tonight, to give the sheriff assistance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
LOGAN WANTS 1T.
Citizens Will Buy Site For the New
Logan Factory.
Especial Correspondence


Logan, Nov IA mass meeting of
citizens interested in sugar beet produc-
ton and the establishments of factory
here. was held in the court house last
night There was a very large attend
ance of business men and farmers. J. u.
Stewart was chosen chairman of the
meeting and Fred J. Marshall secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated by
Orson Smith to be TO discuss measures
for bringing the factory to Logan instead
of allowing 1t to go to Lewiston. The
latter place yesterday offered a bonus
e 100 acres of land. $50 inches of water
the right of way for trackage. To
this those present pledged Logan
---,. the surrounding towns to nav for
any site that the factory people may select
within one and a half miles of this citv
The site has been practically chosen al
ready. and it will cost about S5.cc0 to get
1t. 1t is just south of the limits of this
city. The following committee was an
pointed to take IN subscriptions 10 that
end: Lorenzo Hansen, Anthem Anderson
Thomas Irvine, J. A McAlister and J. A
HeudriCkSen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
SMALLPOX at Deseret.


Especial Correspondence
Deseret, Nov 15-Quite d number of
new cases of smallpox have developed
within the last week. Several more
places in Hinckley are quarauuned. There
are nine cases in all. DR.. Lidres is the at
teHding physician.
M NJ Johnson of Salt Lake passed
through town on his way TO Detroit to DO
assessment work. He predicts a boom in
the near future for the camp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
Assalt and Battery Charged.

Ton ', t-l- smith. d member of the Saliva
Jude ~. s"ofe TO complaint before
.4r7 r, -'.hnony yesterday. charging
Sr7f-L ~ 10, SON with assault and battery.
harrs--- ,-ailned that Carson has been
time 80 OIL 'dnq iHe Army han for some
and .-l -AaN ng himself obnoxious.
Was -.-.---.l- mat Yesterday. while he
v-fr---,,-- .>.Hs through the hall. Carson.
him -, any reason whatever. smashed
fTs- -- inc mouth with his FIST and
tgs+ ----- smith had TWO swollen Iios
--4-lLed that ne had been hit. and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
LAB0BER HAD A FIT.
george Matthew's Causes Excitement
on State Street.


George Matthews. a 1aborer who
Claims -. a. affected with fits. caused
-'-S.....a.- excitement near Third
south and State streets Yesterday
a......." 6- his strange conduct He
.a..- Staggering down the street wild
. ""-1.ng O. large stick over his
s-s- .. a. le reached the corner he
r..-..s..H.E .-I forward TO the pavement.
r--. al the mouth. and lay writing
r. .-- sidewalk. Those who saw
1T. I'm .aaHyht that he was diving. but
s---. -.s sheriff HcDuH. who was pass
s,.7.. '.-r- What was the matter and
,rr. ....a tae patrol wagon. When the
49,. ...' tu gut the man in the
b.-- Aa Fought desperately to free
I . and on the way to the station
he r--l ,' bite the officer BY the time
'ar- ~ az. reached The station the fit had
h. MN ann. and after resting for a while
-1A- with some frfa--7s IA '-'-''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

able TO leave his bed He had been A
trader most of his life in Provo dealing
largely in fish He would travel TO the
mining camps and other places ana ped
die his produce Father Sutton and his
hSh wagon are quite inseperable in the
nflndS OF those who were acquainted with
him. Isaac Sutton was born in BilstoD
England. Feb. II. 1922, and lived in his
native land until 1888 when he came to
America and to Salt Lake City in 1853 He
married Miss Emma Davis who now sur
wives him, in 1852
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
LETTER FROM MARK.
Hanna Sends Congratulations to z.
&. Callistsr.

H. CallisteT.
A happy man was Ed Callister yester-
f.r Mr. CaIIi-ter returned from d visI.
81, his ranch in Wyoming, 10 find WaII-
ing for him a letter from nobody but
Mark Hanna. Mark presented his COM
-.r.gnrs 90 Edward and wished Eim
many happy returns of the Republican
victor. OF Nov D.
Nr CaIlisrer looked somewhat scared
when a. suggestion was made 10 him that
Marks letter be published in full. on,
r. be said. breaJhleSSlE, that WOu!dn
6l at all The letter has some private
and personal matters i'm il that l would
ra- Ike tu have made public.
+. IS understood that the private and
PERSONAL matters reiated to the disburse-
r..r rf the funds sent out here by the
national Republican committee Mr..
Hanna IS understood to nave conEratu-
lated Nr CaIliSfer ON his judiciOGs man
a-amgnr of The expenditures and to have
limited rEat whenever he needed more
there was plenty where the first INSTALL
uHt came from
The Utah chairman denied positively
that us a reward for his excellent work
o.. had been authorized TO transfer his
uaeyuauded balance on the campaign To
his personal account. Nobody had sug-
r.S-el anything of the kind TO hlm-
Furthermore. nobody seems likely TO
throw aur such "a hint
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
Vest Tires Liberty.
(Chicag0 Tribune.)

How does it happen" asked the aged
statesman, jeeringly. that you are moi in
the hail of fame2 Surely YOU have heen
dead long enough
But Liberty merely yawued and said.
Vest. you make me excessively tired
Ring Oft.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
Three In Jail.
(SneciaI CorresDondence)

IS0eCiaI CORRESPONDENCE
Provo. Nov 17.-Not being able to fur
nish the required bonds, Miss kittie
Groesbeck and Bruce Dallen are lying in
the county jail awaiting trial before the
district court In default of payment of
a S25 fine for petit larceny Charles Groes-
beck is also passing away the time in the
county baStile
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
Mt. Pleasant Matters.
lSpecIaI lOrresDOndencc.l

Mt Pleasant. Nov. T,-Mrs Christina
Christensen tHarbro), one of the pioneer
settlers of this city passed away yes
terday after a short Illness.
Mrs. Christensen was bo-l IL Denmark
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18

with no light blow. A warrant for the
arrest of Carson was issued. but up TO
last night he had not been found.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
Automobile Face.

Have you noticed the automobile
face?'
No; what expression does il wear
The man in the automobile looks as if
be wanted to set home alive, but knew
he wouldn't"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
PROGRESS OF COUNT.
Sixteen Districts Remain to Be Can
vassed.

vassed.
Districts SiXty-Jhrec TO Seventy-twO, in
elusive. were cauvassed by the county
commissioners Yesterday, and at 4;5o
o'clock am adjournment until o'clock
Nlldg- afternoon was taken. Fifteen
districts vet remain to be canraSsed. 1t
b POT unlikely that the work viii be
completed tomorrow night, but IL is more
likely 90 90 over until Tuesday.
Nothing ut Importance was Developed
.u~uE Yesterdays count. The vote for
commissioner showed several variations,
HGf the net result was a gain of just one
lee now that the result announced the
rsNl aav after the election viii not be in
amy Way affected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
Political Notes.

William CIazuaun has won another
Salt Lake supporter I'm his race for the
srgaAer-lin A. L. Hamlu announced
Yesterday that nc would vote for the
Ogden man Tor the position he seeks Mr.
tsm.u feels that Glasmanu's services
T. ID. party onrIle him to this TeCCE-
a.l.U and aS the ~cnatCrShip seems
Ha..E ta come 90 Salt Lake, Weber Coun-
- should bee recognized.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
ISAAC SUTTON DEAD.
Well Known Pioneer Passes Away at
Provo.
lspeciaI CorTespondence. }

fSpeCIdI LuI ft7-F-IIutfINtJ
Provo. Nov 1T-One of Proves best
known pioneers, Isaac Sutton. passed
away yesterday afternoon at 4:20 o'clock
from chronic bronchitis and senility.
Mr.. Sutton was IS years old and for some
time mast he has been quite feeble, but
f11rine The last month he has not peen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
DrunkdrdS
Easily Cured
Miss Edith williams Wants Every
Lady Reader of this Paper to
Know How She Saved Her
Father.
Used an OdorIess and Tasteless
Remedy in His Food, Quickly.
Curing Him Without His
knowledge.
Trial Package of the Remedy Mailed
Free to Show How Easy It Is To
Cure Drunkards.

Nothing could be more dramatic or de-
voted than the manner in which Miss
Edith Williams. Box S6. VVavnesville. O.,
cured her drunken father after years OF
misery, wretchedness and almost unbear-
able suffering.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-27
CLAIMING ON THE MISS1S.
SIPPI.

For the Pearl shell Mounds From
Buttons aud other Fancy Al ticles Are
Made and which Now and Then Yield
Gem for the Jeweier.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-27

Did you ever think what an impor-
tant thing oil Is IN this world1 1t is
the oil in paint that prevents decay Of
woodwork, It u the oil the bootblack
put, on your shoes that preserves the
leather. 1t Is oil that keeps iron and
steel from rusting. tits oil that makes
machinery run easily and smoothly.
But the greatest oil OF all Is Omega
Oil, the popular green-eolored lini-
mspt tina, everybody is talking about.
ftkssps the human body from decay
Ing and getting rusty. 1t softens, re-
lakes, so6thes and preserves the flesh
ofold people. ftlubricates stiff joints,
and makes them work easily and
gn0otAk. It beats anything you ever
hw Or heard Of for Rheumatism, Sore
fhfozt and Gold in the Chest. And
the little swiss green herb in Omega
on D the most Amazing thing for stop
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-27
Great Is Oil!

ping pains and aches that ever grew
out of Old Mother Earth. If you
have place on your body that hurts,
you are mighty foolish if you don't rub
that place with Omega Oil, and get
cured right away.
lam suffering from Catsrrh in the head. Iyear
nose glasses witch always give pressure on ooth
sides of the nose. In my case this pressure gave
me an Inflammation that l could hardly keep my
Il asses on onger than about an hour, 80 rubbed
Omega Oil on the sore spots before went to bed,
and Il mex merfng the Inflammation disappeared,
and No W can keep my glassss on al day without
any soreness at all. A few days ago the pedal OF
my bicycle came In contact with my leg, snd !
could hardly walk. My leg was ALMOST stih when I
got home. I gave II agood massage With the on,
and really was surprised, for When cot up next
morning nay leg was all right:
9oll n. Bancroft s., Philadelphia Pa
Your druggist sells Omega Oil, or can get It for
you of any Wholesale druggist. Tell your dealer
GU snEst have Omega Oil. for nothing can take It's
place. Tbs Omega Chemical Co., Boston, Mass.
VIII mall bottle prepaid for SOC. in cash. monsy
order or ssanps. oX9
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-27
STORM SEVERE IN BELFAST.

Belfast. February 26.-The very heavy
rain fall, accompanied by thunder and
lightning which fell In this section dur
log Saturday night and Sunday have
made the sea In the harbor ths heaviest
ever known. Tie electric light wires and
poles he bridge to East Belfast are
down and the current is shut on. the
bridge and wharves In the harbor expert
enced great difficulty In riding out tAe
gale. Many signs were torn down and
limbs were twisted from trees. The rain
was followed by . severe snow storm.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-27
CENSUS BUREAU BEGINS WORK

Washington, February 26.--The census
bureau today began the first practical
work In connection with taking the GEN.
sus by shipping one hundred boxes CON
tanning schedules in regard to agricul-
tufe, population, mauufactures, Vital
statistics. etc., TO supervisors throughout
the 90 untry. A like number OF boxes
will DO shipped each day until all the
supervisors are supplied. 1t lie said that
tfiy shipments will be necessary. The
snumerat ors will, IL Ia expected be fully
equipped for active work by April 10.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-27
ORIGINAL.
INCREASE
look FIVE SHOCKS.

New York, February %. "A ntonio Fer
ror was eleotrocuted at Sing Sing prison
this morning for the murder OF Luciano
Mucio In Brooklyn. on April 4, 1898.
Ihe electric current was turned on at SO
a. m. and five shocks were administers i.
before the attending ply sioians were sat.
isfied that he was dead. he was FRO
nounced dead at s.ss .. m.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-27
Mr.. Richardson's Meth
DDS as Leader.
Senator Quay's Wonderful Polit-
zeal Organization.
ESPECIAL TO TIE rRKssI


Washington, February 26-ihe Porto
RIco bill IL the first square-out test OF
strength between the two parties In the
House Of Representatives during this SEA
son. The financial bill, while a great
measure and party measure. was
favored by large section OF the north
eastern Democracy. But on the Porto
practically united, while the most EN-
barrsssment from disFension has been
found on the Republican side. Inc
united front OF the democrats is new
thing In the House, and may Re credited
to the leadership OF James ~. hichaFo-
son, OF Tennessee, quito as muoh as 10
the nature OF the issue. Mr.. hichardson
has departed widely from the metnoos
which governed Mr.. Bailey, OF iexss.
The :atser wal lighter almost every
day. He always had on hand row or
two with subordinate leaders on his own
side; and when test came the party did
not usually come up so strong as II
than. is q peaceful leader. The House this
bC>bnAch Hoo etOoA ~0Ae fAss - 1t1A~S
meeting Of the Society OF Friends than
the old, tumuituous House of Represen-
tativss. During all this time of peace
Mr.. Richardson has been cultivating har-
mony among his followers as assiduously
as the good gardener cultivates his aspsIa-
gus bed. The ruiky fellow on tho back
h. Gth1aU IF Il
vania, hos been allowed to take of his
coat, turn 1t inside out aud put IL on
again In full view CT the House, without
90 much as jeer from the men who
liked the coat best before 1t was turned.
Nobody has been offended and now Mr..
Richardson proposes to reap the fruits
of his pains by delivering the solid mi
nority vote against the great measure of
the session, He hopes to do this. ana
with the ala OF seven or eight Republi-
cans, to turn the scale against the bill.
He Will probably unite his own rarity;
but 1t 10 very doubtful II more than four
Republicans are forthcoming
Governor Murphy, Of Arizora. fas been
in Warrington for few days He is Il
native OF Maine, Paving been born on the
borders of Plea ant Pond In the town Of
Jefferson. lie was tirft appointed Cover
nor by President Harrison; tfen he be-
came delegate In the 5ith Congress, aud
Ia now Governor a-a'n. he has not been
In Maine for many years.
developments In the senate seem TO In
d'cate that Matthew S. Quay win be
seated "a sera.oy from PennsvIyao,a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-27

Torres hare saved 6symas from d
Yaqa ais by dint Of the iiercest nshtisg Of
the war and ct q sacrifice Of two hundred
solalsrs, The town here 10 niled with
wounded.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-27

Governor Murphy, of Arizona. tas been
in Washington for Il few Gays. He is Il
native Of Maine, taying been born on the
borders Of Plea ant Pond in the town Of
jefferson. lie was first appointed Cover
nor by President Harrison; then hs be-
came a delegate In the 54th Congress, aud
Is now Governor a-a'n, He has not been
in Maine for Tany years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-27
EX-sPEAKER REED FILED PETI-
TON.

Washington. February 2e.-E1-Speakes
Reed tadsy pl-N -
: 49,. ,S,,.f petition for writ u
oertIsrari 20 bring the case Of the West
inghouse Ar Brake ooppspy ys. the New
York Air Brake sompaey 70 the supreme
court.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-27
DEposIToRs GET DIVIDENDS.

Boston, February 2e.-Rsosiver wing
Of the Globe National bank SAID todayi
1--WE will pay depositors of the Globe Ma
tional bank dividend OF twenty per cent
probably next week. f"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-27
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. February 26.-The follow
ing pensions changes resulting from
the issue OF February Q, are announced
for Maine:
ORIGINAL.
William .. Blackburn, Lewiston, Sc,
Samuel +. Chaplain. Damarisootta, So !;
Isaiah Wonden. Lamoins. So; John d.
Butler. Monsou, So.
INCREASE
Lewis ]. Morton, Mechanic Fails, IS to
Sl7; Oliver ii. Adams, Old Orchard, $40
10 sl4; George Z. Osborne, Belfast. So to
$40; Robert Hettal, North Ssdgewiok, ST.
to S24