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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-08
Learned Expert Amazes Plain Tintc
Miners
Miners.

He said on the Grand Central at the
surface on the strike Of the vein. he
found indications OF mineral which he
believed II they we're followed by eX-
plofation to the deep, would lead 20 ore
bodies.
And when asked as to what minerals
ne found there that indicated to him
the vein, he replied that AT certain cuts
and certain points he found siderite,
and anchorite, chaIcedOny. jasDeroids
and a dozen Other kind of hard named
rocks that no one in the court room.
but the experts ever heard of before in
mine, and which come so frequently
that some. of the Spectators thought
the professor had forgotten himself
and was addressing them in foreign
language.
Professor Jenny had not finished his
direct examination when the noon re
cess was taken.
Professor Jenny testified further this
afternoon that he found no mineralized
limestone within lot IS north Of the
Cunningham stope on the 400 levels
He said the ore was continuous nOrth-
erly as far as the workings went, and
on the e00-foot level he found ore north
of the disputed line at one point, but
the cross-cut further north, extending
for several hundred feet, was IN bar
rem limestone. Ore found IN the north
erlY workings on the S00-foot level he
didn't attribute to anything, and didn'
consider it q part of the vein. The
ore found north of the body stope he
attributed TO the eastern assure of the
Mammoth ground. a portion of the ore
being attributed to secondary deposits.
On cross-examination he said that he
found a good out-crOp in certain cuts
Of the King William claim, but when
shown samples taken b. ". A. VIII
son from the King William claim he
said they were not good as an indi-
cation of an out-crop. He next TESTIFIED
as to finding two assures on the Finn
tunnel level with ore between them
practically continuously from the Finn
tunnel level to the 500 level, the ore
running north and south across the
south end line Of the SiiverOpolis. The
ore running TO the Young Mammoth
tunnel. he said, might be spur, but
he considered t a part of the general
fissure system. On the 600-fOOt level
as shown on the cross section of the
disputed territory, the witness gave
the strike as northeTly and southeriYr
and the strike of the 400-foot level as
northerly and sOutheTlY TO the east
and northerly and southerly with a dip
to west the strike of the
DIP to the east of the 5OO-fooJ
level was north and south, as repre-
scented on the map, but he thought
that if the strike was taken from the
ore body instead of from the map 1t
would be seventy degrees west The
strike in the Mammoth tunnel workings
was north fifteen degrees west. Pro-
lessor Jenny said that he might have
said 10 Mr.. Trayner, we have the ore
down here. but the Mammoth has the
ore up there" pointing from the 200
foot level uD toward the Mammoth
WORKINGS on lot SO. He could not re-
member making the statement, but 1t
would be true if he had made it that
the Mammoth was a very rich mine.
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PORTORICAN EXPECTED.
Kew Commissioner Is Soon to Arrive
n Washington.

Washington. Dec. The commits
sloner from Porto Rico. Mr.. Degetau
recently elected by the people Of the
island to represent them in congress
ana in Washington generally, is ex-
peCleu To arrive In a few days. He is
designated I'm the law as a resident
'1mnisS toner and is 10 receive a sal
AIRY OF 5000 annually. On filing his
g-eleutials with the state department
ne IS 20 receive official recognition by
Q D departments
tneFe IS no provision for his admjs-
SION Go the floor OF the house or for 9ar-
tiCipdJiuu i'm debates. similar IN mo
provision for delegates fr-n territories
u IS expected. h8vvev mar ne ,-ir
advise and assist e. .ttees copaer.,-
ing Porto Rican lt station. ana stems
may be taken to admit him to the
1fuo~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-08
YOUNG THIEF-s CONFESSION.
Robbed a Store and Will Fay For
Stolen Goods.

A young boy who broke into and stole
about S25 worth Of stuff from a store on
the west side some time ago confessed
his guilt TO the Salvation Army yester-
dav and declaring that he was going to
right the wrong as far as possible, he
began his resolve by paying back y the
owner Of the store s. of the amount he
had taken. and promised to pay the
remainder
The store belonged TO Mrs. NJ. j.
Hardy and was broken into several
weeks ago. No clue to the guilty party
could be obtained until yesterday when
the captain of the Salvation Army re
ported to Mrs. Hardy that the thief
had been staying IN the army shelter.
The Salvation Army people have been
working with the lad for some time
TRYING to convert him and yesterday
their efforts were rewarded by the ad-
mission of the lad that he had broken
into the store and the declaration that
he was going to pay back what he had
taken. The boy. whose name was with
held. has q position at work and de-
cIares his intention to reform.
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PERSIAN SEEKS LIGHT
New Minister Tells His Mission to
America.

New York, Dec. General Isaac
sam Mofakhammed Dovlet, general
ss.lde-de-eamp to the shah of Persia and
tlle new Persian minister to this coun-
w was passenger on the steamship
day.
1 come to this country" he said,
~ mar ma lly OF course TO do what ] can
to develop the relations both If friend
sup ana commerce between my coun-
~ ana the United states. These re-
ldtlons are now most harmonious.
am also anxious to familiarizee myself
with what is best in yolr civilization
tne way your people live: your anven-
ions the applications of electricity and
me modern appliances Of every sort
NY countrymen viii welcome what is
TOT their Improvement. 7 come here
70 mo out Just what are their greatest
1cneraI Kahn was with the shah
When the attempt was made on the lat
ter's life in Paris.
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A Letter OF Thanks

Portland. ore Sept Z. 1900.
Mr.. O. F. WoOdward-Dear Sir:-For
the past two years I have been troubled
greatly with a redness Of my skin and
a great number Of pimDies on nay face.
I tried almost everything under the
SIM TO rid myself of these disorders,
but nothing did me any good until I
got a package of Lanes Tea I have
nse1 il for two weeks steady, and my
compIexIon is as CieaJ as a mirror AID
my skin as white as SNOW
MRS. Z. r. THOMAS. Z72Ih Oak st.
For sale by Godbe-Pitts Drug COM
panv. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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cumula ton of an immense mass Of
perfectly useless paper, the examina-
ton thereof by the young king is not
without enlightening him on the sub
iect of many peculiarities with regard
TO the statesmen and politicians of his
fathers reign. some of whom cannot
fail to be terribly perturbed at the ais
covery that King Humbert, so re
nowned for magBanimous reticence and
generous discretion. had been in the
habit of keeping every communication,
confidential and otherwise, addressed
IN him
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Promotions in lie ARMY.

Washington. Dec THE president
today sent the following nominations
to the senate: Colonel j. f. Weston,
assistant commissary general Of sub
SiStenCe. to be cOmmissary general Of
subsistence, with rank of bTigadier
general: Captain Frank b McKenna,
Forty seventh infantry, L. s. V. first
lieutenant Fifteenth infantry. L. s. Al,
to be inspector general OF volunteers,
with rank Of major
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Los -AngeIes rim Fails

Los Angeles. cal. Dec. Max May
berg & Co. dealers in crockerv and
fixtures, one of the Oldest firms in
this city, made an assignment for the
Denent of their creditors today. Liza
otities, $4,000; assets, nominaliy. $780,
go. The assignment was made to a
committee. composed OF H. W. He'll
man and :. Nordlinger, of this city: ".
? Morgan, of San Francisco. and Os-
car Strauss and A. W. Patterson, OF
New York, who represent eastern cred
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CHINESE COAL COMING.
Orient VIII Compete in the Anthra-
cite Trade.

San Francisco, Dec. Robert c.
Hoover, chief engineer Of the depart
menJ of mines of the Chinese govern
meut for the two years preceding the
Boxer outbreak, is in this civ. Sneak
ing Of the commercial Importance Of
China. he said.
In the near future the chief factor
il the Chinese trade OF the Pacific coast
VII De coal There is more coal in The
tnTee northern provinces of Chi Ii.
shan Iung and Sheu King tnan in anv
other region in the world. This coal
s. anthracite Of excellent quality. and
when even fairly good railway com
munica1ors are esta blished il can ba
sold IN san Francisco at s. a ton
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Riot Over a Play.

st. Petersburg, Dec. THE first per-
Torrance yesterday evening of an anti
Jewish play entitled The Contraband-
lists" led to an extraordinary demon
stratiOn. 4 portion OF the audience
at first angrily protested. and then
hurled all kinds of missiles at the ac-
tors. Personal conflicts followed and
the performance had to be stopped.
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disposition Of the legislative appropria-
tloh biH, probably on Tuesday. on ac-
count OF the centennial exercises i'm the
mouse on Wednesday, It was agreed
sadt me session Of that day should be-
the house adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-08
Alton Smelter Burns.

Tucson, Ariz-. Dec. THE Alton
Smelling plant of the Helvetia Copper
company. thirty-fiVe miles south Of
Tucson, was burned this morning. Loss,
100000 partially insured. Two hun
dred and fifty men win be thrown out
of tu47I9vrqeut
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-08
Puts Ban on Bull Fight.

Phoenix, ATiz., Dec. Acting Gov
ernOr Akers this evening issued an or
der prohibiting the Spanish bull fight
scheduled to occur next NOnda- the
opening day Of the Phoenix Cowboy
and Indian Carnival. Great UrCDara-
lions had been made for the light. bulls.
TpatadOres, toreadores, etc, having been
brought from Mexico.
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wonderful invention
for the perfect cure
Of the Ills. ailments
and Yea kuesseS rf
men and women Ny
QuadTuple Power
Electric Belt is my
own invention and Il
entirely different
from all other eIee-
JTic and Su-CaiIgl
electric belts. and
must not be COM
pared with them. As
"A reward for ms
years Of indefaticH-
Bile study and re-
search the United
states government
has given me the rN-
elusive right To- my
method of applying
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Free Delivery For weiser.


ISDcclaI 70 The HeraId.J
Washington, Dec. Rural free de-
livery service viii be tablished Dec.
Is at WeiSer. Washington county. Ida.
with one carrier, c. W. Pence VINO IS
TO serve a population of 500 on d route
of tWent--- three miles
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Three Thousand Japs to Lose Papers.

Vancouver. B. c.. Dec. Tt is an
ucunced here that the government will
cancel naturalization papers issued in this
province to some $500 Japanese on the
ground that these papers were fraduienuy
obtaineG.- the applicants not having re-
sided in Canada during the statutory per-
iod OF three years.
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Napoleon's Launch Destroyed.

Cherbourg. Dec. "A fire at the ar
senaI has destroyed several work shops
and a number of historic relics, includ-
ing Napoleon's launch. The damage
done is estimated ~ 2.000 600 francs.
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SHORT LOCALS.

BOYS ARRESTED.-WiH Snyder and
o. r Meredith, two young lads, who
We're caught in the act of riding their
wheels on the sidewalk along Second
South street, were arrested yesterday by
Officer Davies.
FIRE ALABM.-An overheated smoke
stack at the cleaning and dyeing works
of BOllschwziter & Co. 125 South West
Temple street. was the cause Of an alarm
of fire from that place yesterday The
IRE department responded, but no blaze
could be discovered when they reached
the place.
MISSIONARY HAS SMALLPOX.-Ac-
cording TO adVices received in this city
yesterday, Elder Ernest J. JorgensOn of
Draper, who was with the last company
of missionaries TO arrive at Liverpool IS
confined in a hospital at that place with
q well defined but not very severe attack
Of smallpox. contracted either IN New
York ayr on his ocean voyage
COAL FOR THE POOR-With its ac-
custumed generosity. z. c. M L yester-
order for 100 tons of coal TO be distrib-
uted to the poor people of this CITY,
without regard to religious distinction.
The distribution VIII De made through
the several ward bishops, under the di-
rection of the presiding bishop.
BOOK OF MORMON FOR TURKS
Elder +. F. HiRtz of Big Cottonwood and
Elder Haik Djevahirdiian. recent arrival
from Armenia, are working on a trans
l--.---s- of the Book of Mormon from the
English tongue into Turkish. Elder EHntz
q
sultan and his assistant Is a scholar of
ability from Armenia The translated
book is expected to be out of the prin-
te--' hands within another year Before
No. years the Book of Mormon will
have been translated into nearly all of
the languages Of foreign civilized ma
lions.
DIR. FERREBEE FINED.-The attOr-
news for Dr. ". r. FerEebee the Murray
physician who was charged with failing
to report two cases of smallpox to the
county board. appeared in Judge kroe-
g4--S court yesterday and entered a plea
OF zritty to the charge, IN accordance
-eHn an understanding with the prose-
.+Ffe7f that the defendant should be fined
: 4onfpal sum- The compromise was
mace owing to the fact that there was
some misunderstanding as to whom the
- a-t. were to have been made. The
Judge imposed a fine of S. in each case.
An attractive woman thrives on
good food and sunshine, with plenty Of
exercise in the open air. Her form
glows with health and her face blooms
with its beauty. When troubled with
"a costive habit. she takes a few doses
of HERBINE to cleanse her system OF
all impurities Price so cents. Van
Dykes drug store, corner Main and
Third South.
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Appointed 10 20 Roard.

London. Dec. THE queens ao-
poiAmeuts 10 the International arbi-
Jration board are Lord Pauncefote, Sir
Edward Malet, the late British ambas-
sador 10 Germany. the Right Hon Sir
Edward Fry. q former Justice OF an
pcals and Professor John Vestlaie
professor Of International law at cam
bridge university since 1SSS.
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Queen to RECEIVE Kruger.

London, Dec. S.-According the The
Hague correspondent of the Standard
Queen Wilhelmina viii receive Mr.
Kruger in audience next Saturday
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ross SUCCEEDS BouTELrE.
Heads House Committee on Naval
Affairs.

Affairs.
Washington, Dec. The house COM
mittee on naval affairs toaay compli-
mented the acting chairman of the
committee, Representative Foss of Ilii-
MONS Dy unanimously selecting him to
the important chairmanship Of that
committee made vacant by the recent
resignation of Mr.. Boutelle of Maine.
Inc Dill authorizes that Representa-
i've Bourelle of Maine be placed as a
captain on the retired list of the navy
upon ms resignation from congress,
W as IaNoTably reported today by the
mouse committee on naval affairs.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Kenyon-C II. Clinton, J. T. Car
penter. Erie Pa: H X. Cross. Seattle;
c. E Meador, Mississippi. J. c knuSdan,
Bingham: G r Kiingsmith, II. J. Coop
er. Ogden: George V. Deal JonesVlile'
Mich; Harry Friedman, Butte; w T.
German. Portland, J. G. Cravath. chi
cago: Z. J. Warner St. Anthony; {. K
Sb>w Idaho: o. 5. Hickey and wife,
Buffalo. n Y: J. e. McChrystal, Eureka :
r n Aldrich HaZelton. Pa; W K
Harris. Mr.. w Hamett .. l.. Robb, VIE
and two daughters. Tecumseh, Neo-; l.
IA Smith H II. Hicks. Chicago; - g.
cook Mrs g. G. Cook and daughtet. Ie-
t.7Inseh Neb. Lizzie JObes, Lutte Grlce,
J. F. Tayler and wife, TecumSeh. Ne6;
Fred Mason and wife. Sac city; / "
cargo. Pittsburg, sim Rawak, New YORK;
F. Budwin Baker City, j. NJ. Efnsteln
San Francisco; H W. Lee and WiIe, SyId-
r Abrams. New York +. IL. BHGtlt p
Louis: David d. Erwin. MuskeEon- AlCl7; :
T r Norris s. S Hague. chicago, K X
Patterson. Omaha; 3 J. Han, New ! oIA ,
]. p Cummings. Pocatello.
White House.-A. L Bradley. MOToni;
2 Parron. Mercur; r. Scarborough and
wife J. NJ Larsen Iowa: Charles hlsBs
Detroit: w NJ Kellogg san ETdnclsco'
T. 3. Watson. Park City; y. p Jensen
! r. De Silva. Manti. q b haAr Ne
vada: J. r. Paxton. Stockton: r -
Mureil. Soda Springs; /. s MARRIOTT, Soqa
Strings. ". y. Duser berry. Provo; F. B.
Walker. Soda Springs, l.. Fowler. New
YORK: N Nensen, MaBti; p y Morgan.
St. Johns. H. DedriCksen- Spanish k.oFki
Frank Mitchell. Park City; q. Il. Bfa3-
Low MOroni. & Case. TroVef- Nal.s u
AIie. San Francisco.
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Judge Wright Dies.

Tucson. Ariz.. Dec. Judge Carl :,
Wright died today from appendicitis.
He was a former attorney general of
Co1Oro do
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20 cure a sold ID one DaY

Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets
ALI druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure Z W. Groves signature
is on each box 25c.
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Gar Attends to State Affairs.

London. Dec. S.-Empcror Nicholas. &C
cording to the St Petersburg cores pond
ent of tho Times, Is again attending TO
state business.
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TELLSPOLICY INAF RIGA
Chamberlain Outlines Plan of
Civil Government.
LANDS ARE TO BE TAXED
MADE To- PAY ALL THE Elk.
PENSES.

London. Dec. Mr.. Chamberlain
still fills the political stage, His unex-
pected but adroit announcement in the
house Of commons yesterday that civil
government would be given to the two
Beers republics. coupled with his prom
Use to limit farm burning and other Sc
we're military measures so far as posi-
bic. has taken the bottom out of the
chief amendment Of the opposition to
be adopted.
The new phase, combined with the
failure of Krugers mission ana the fact
that the Worcester Dutch congress
passed of without trouble. will help to
accomplish the main object of the gov
eminent, the securing of consent of
parliament TO the necessary financial
measures.
Continuing, Mr. Chamberlain said a
lieutenant governor would be appointed
for the Orange River colony and that
/ both governments would have execu-
tive councils, but not necessarily the
same constitution. Mr. ChamberIai n
also said he had suggested to Sir Al
| fred Miner that ne issue proclamaticns
ia English and Dutch, setting forth the
governments inten tons, which were
/ anlHdted By no VinuictivenesS against
| the men In arms. The government
thought il impossible that reasona bic
men could ask it TO fix a day when full
self government could be granted.
Country to Be Taxed.
/ The government had laid down three
objects. The first of these was to end
! the guerrilla war. it would not sir
/ prise him If the Beers had destroyed
} more farms than the English Never
in history had war been waged with SO
! much humanity. The women had only
/ been depOrted for their protection. The
native population We're aps1yerable for
/ the acts Of Outrages Of women and chill
/ dreH. and q had been shown that in
no case had a British soldier been just
/ ~ accused. The farm burning was
greatly exaggerated. Lord Roberts had
/ only sanctioned the burning Of farms
| as punishment in cases of completely
in the rebellion, or damage done to the
railways. The government sustained
Lord Roberts absolutely. The govern
nent was bound to leave discretion to
1 the military.
The second object was that wher
paCiiication was accomplished a crown
government would be Instituted.
The third object was ultimate self
! government.
Mr.. Chamberlain went on to say thai
he hoped the civil government had out
lined would be inaugurated in
/ February. The municipalities would
be created IS soon as possible, notably
! at Pretoria. BlOemfOn tein and JOhan-
nesbUrg. with all municipal privileges.
AfrikaRders would be employed as
/ officials as Tar as possible and every
man, BOer or BritOn, would have equa
laws and equal liberties
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For a Cold In the Head
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
BOYS GET 100 DAYS.
Stiff Sentences For Stealing Brass
From Railroad.

Stiff Sentences For Steallng Brass
From Railroad.
one hundred days in the city Jail was
the penalty imposed by Judge Tim
pronv Yesterday on Tom Brown and
Eli Webb. two of the boys arrested
night before last on a charge of steal
inc 100 pounds Of brass castings from
the Short Line yards. John Smithy. the
third OF the trio, was ordered held for
the officer of the reform school, from
which place lle was released a short
time ago on parole The first two boys
pleaded guilty 70 stealing 100 pounds Of
the Junk, but Smithy pleaded guilty to
taking but sixty pounds. The boys de-
rIared that they sold the stuff to Silver
T2rothers Iron works They said that
fhey told the men to whom they sold it
that they had gotten IL at the railroad
Yards. Attorney Williams for the rail-
road company took the signed state
n,ent of the boys in regard TO who had
bought the brass.
The Population OF Salt Lake City
is aho,,t $1,000 and we would say
at least One-hah are troubled with
some affection Of the Throat and
mos as those complaints are, &c
rorI5ins 10 statistics, more numerous
nan offers. We would advise all not
10 neglect the opportunity to call on
tt,ei, druggist ana get a hottie OF
tts,,,y,,s E3tsam for the Throat and
,,1,Ie price. Csc and SOC Trial size
f-sa For sale By Godbe-Pitts Drug
company, salt Lake city Utah.
See Mehesy TIE Furrier
for furs Knutslord.
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Purposes Laid Down.

He made some interesting Observa-
tions as to the economic situation and
frankly admitted that there even was
a prospect of a famine, a question, he
said which the new administration
would have to take in hand. the cost
involved being met "oUt Of the taxes
of the country"
At this point Sir William Vernon
: Harcourt cheered significantly and Mr..
Chamberlain added:
The Transvaal is d country of great
wealth and there is the great source of
taxation.
This statement caused an unusual
scene, the colonial secretary being
loudly Cheered from the liberal
benches
The house. he declared, might rely
upon his assertion that house burning
as a form Of punishment would be
used suaringly-
I regret that there has been occasion
to employ it at all" said he, but to
whatever extent it has been employed
in the past there viii be much less of
il in the future
Mr.. Asquith Contended that amnesty
should Granted fo the Aepg- lea dgT.e
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Points to American CrueIties.

Timothy Healy, nationalist member
for North Louth. warned the Beers
against accepting British shamS.' He
said it was question whether it was
not better to be d dead Boer than a
British subject but he declared that
he did not believe the conduct of the
British soldiers in South Africa had
been as black as that of the Ameri-
cans in the Philippines.
The second supplementary estimate
of $4,000, GOO issued this morning
makes the total army estimates for the
wear e92. 300 1873
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me ponulation OF saIt Lake Citv
See Wehesy TIC Furrier

for furs. Knutstord-