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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18

New Orleans, April 1.-THE steamer
European with 100 horses cleared Tues.
day for Cape Town.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-18
Mattresses Made New.

lam still manufacturing the best
and cheapest mattresses In Bryan.
1 also overhaul and repair old mat
treeses, making them as good rs new,
Leave orders nc office of Capt. Geo.
w. Smith. Zach Talley. DIG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
MoToRMAN's STORY.
Claims 10 Have Seen Man on Track
Who Resembied Mortensen.

Some evidence, which II II comes out
positively, will DO very damaging to
Moftensen, came 20 light last night at
the police station IN Chief Hiltons pr-
yate office, A motorrnan on the Cald-
er's Park line called at the station and
asked 10 see the chief When shown
into his presence he said that on Mon
day night when he stopped his car at
the railroad crossing In accordance
with the rules OF the company he OBJ
served a man with shovel In his hand
standing on the railroad track. This in
cident occurred as near as be could tell
az 1915 The motorman said he was
watching out for ''spotters and was
very careful to bring his car to a full
stop. lie said the man was on the rail-
road track or near II, and turned his
back until the car passed. The carman
looked sharply at the man and declares
that II II was not Mortensen 1t was
someone who strongly resembles him,
He said. however, that the light at that
time was not sufficiently strong to
make him absolutely positive and he
would not run the risk OF swearing
away a mans life when there was a
chance of making terrible mistake
He would want stronger evidence be-
fore he would say unequivpcally that
Mortensen was the man The circum-
stance was told to Mortenstn and he
betrayed signs of agitation.
Another peculiar circumstance was
related by an officer last night He
said while they We're questioning Nor
Jensen closely In the detectiyes' room,
the officer said;
There Is o man who says be saw YOU
on the railroad track about 10 o'clock
Monday night"
Mortensen Is said TO have replied;
We'll | didn't see him."
The officers say that while the sus-
pected man will not make any admis-
sions, be is not at all smart IN protect
Ing himself and has been cornered on
numerous points. The officers admit,
however. that the points" 20 not in
volye any vital questions.
1t was learned from reliable sources
last evening that the police ore In pos
session of some valuable evidence
which strengthens their already strong
belief that in Mortenscn they have the
right man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
rowMLn QuEsrIoNnn.


About 4 O'clock yesterday afternoon
the police received lnformatlon M Inc
effect that II. M. Powell a CARPENTER
who had been employed by Mortensen
and another man. had been seen near
Mortensen's place on Monday avenine
about O'clock. The "other man. WINS
Tom Bait also al, employee OF Morteu-
sens After obtaining this information
Nhiet Hilton ordered an officer to look
up Powell and take him into custody.
when brought IN 70 the police station
he young man took the situation cody
unu seemd not IN the least concerned.
VueHtioned relative to his presence
near Mortensen's place Monday nisht
ne said ne was there and went there
itor the purpose or getting money from
,nla EMPLOYER He said that Mortensen
had paid them checks one for siS and
me othor Tor $40, and tina. when the
checka We're presented Mt the bank for
payment they were not honored and
were Informed that they were WORTH
less. Mortensen had no money In the
bank, Powell said he was anxious to yet
some money and went 10 Mortenaens
for II but did. not flnd him home. They
waited around CQx's store for some time
and then went home.
The statements were thoroughly in
vestlgated by officer Sperry under the
chiefs ORDERS, and they were found TO
be true in every particular, and the
man was ordered released.
When 0fiiceri J y. Brown arrested
Mortensen Notwithstanding he asked
thu officer 70 accompany him to the
house while hcslefs some money with
his Wife At the same time he hand.
ed Powell q $40 gold piece, Powell was
NOT arrested at that time, statements
TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
Pain in Stomach

It has been said that a
healthy person doesn't know
he has a stomach.
How unhealthy the dyspep.
tic must bel
He feels as if he were all
stomach, and one thing that
makes him feel so is that pain
at the pit Of the stomach
sometimes an "all-gone feel.
ing; sometimes a burning
sensation"
u Suffered from pains in my stomach
and could not eat, An old gentleman told
me to take Hoods sarsaparliia, which I
did and af.r tie use OF four bot,les I
gained my appetite, and | was soon com.
pie'ely cured, SO that now feel like a new
man on no account would | be without
Aoods Sarsaparllla IN my house, Henry
UAlLAS' u Commercial ST., Portland. Me-.
" had to be careful what ate or / would
Iuner terrible pains from indigestion.
''n'e taking Hoods sarsaparilla / can eat
anything that anyone can and without
pam NY son, who was run down, and bad
no appe'iie' vas cured by this medlclne,n
MRS ANY A. wnHR, North Harrison st.,
Council Bluff. Iowa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19

q d.
Ia snvoral other citizens Of some
lnaucnoe, and they have influences, ane
,.l,p 10 Gle a protest az Washll,B-
sv The Indians are ready 10 lvusy
loni ,bere ls no sense In keeping tnese
a .n,,able lands tied up ana cohtlhueu
unproductiYe''
- tosenh Cuneo, the Italian consul
NJ I,S Soi a Denver and his bride, arc
stauu"SI, the Knutsford hotel on their
guVstS ,rn, and have been the reelp-
WYE =, many attentions at the MOTEL
W. lagng n call from the officers OF tno
iu lv,i"n 'sorlety IN this city the pride
handsome young woman lecen.,y
g,or, Rome. DR. and Mrs. Cuneo ntvc
W. l,nr Mem in Salt Lake before ana are
pg.Sh reased with their trip through
N.Y. KY. ,sto and with the way TINS city
wv s'% oni the consul viii attend TO
~ la'' Toiai business while here IN
sV a,, with military exemptions OF
M oonntrymen IN this city, ana calls
,oIay on Governor Wells II - un-
Norsiood that the consul WIN loon li,so
NV cae6 OF Robert i. King, under ssn-
ua e' ~ dcath Tor the murder on Col
n sl,, m me Sheep Ranch gambling
te n and whose application for new
n ..,oi ls now pending IN the supreme
.o rt IA King claims to be 0 subject
oy ytbe ldnr Of italy, and his real name
bas never been entered on lhe recoru.
Iiowever II is not the purpose OF ug
i1y os,. m work for the acquitial OF
Ting or any others Of his countrymen
n.ho arc shown to be guilty OF any
xxx Wilma against the laws Of this country,
Tha y, coosul wears roselte presented
X Klnr Humbert for proving the n
usoanc@ az ava italians In Colorado VINO
n n.ora vwsrocos0lily accused OF felonies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19

9 ". Majors OF spring City Fires
Bullet Through His Heart.
Especial to the oNewa. y


RlchneId Utah, Dec. ia tragedy
occurred here yesterday afternoon
which has caused agloom to come over
the city similar to the one now over Salt
Lake.
The affair Ia not az dreadful as that
which happened Monday night Mt the
capital, but nevertheless the cOmnu'
nifty Is Greatly worked up over II.
Mr. ]. w. Majors Of Spring city,
Utah, now lies dead and the findings OF
the inquest held today aFo thatshe took
HIS own life
Mr., Majors II a resident of Spring
CITY, where he has wife and child re-
siding.
lie came 10 Richheld some few days
ago to purchase turkeys for q Salt Lake
firm. He had q, credit at the Richicld
bank OF about 5000, which he was fast
using up, Yesterday he8hal been drink
ing very hard and had hired the saloon
and given free drinks 90 Mis- fFIends all
afternoon. < 4
Later h tho day he went to his room
in the Wright house and Nrote "a note
70 his wife In witch ne hade her good
bye, saying that ne didn't care. to HE
any longer. as ne had iislionored him.
self. After giving the hete clerk the
letter TO mail he shot tiiniseIf In the
heart and died instantly
( His remains win be sent to Spring
City, where the flneftI viii be held
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
HEWLETT BROS. co.
MORTEASEN SAYS
We IS INNOCENT.
MORE DAMAGING TAoTs,
Mortcnsen Tried 10 Impress Romney
That Hay Had Absconced.

a very interesting and perhaps Inn
portans episode IL the action Of Nor.
Jensen on Tuesday when yolns Hay
failed 70 appear at the Office of the Pa
cliic Lumber company Or AZ his home.
Mr. Charles II. Rogers, brother.ln-
Jaw of the deceased relates that Nor
Jensen endeavored 60 impress upon both
himself aud upon Ernest Romney that
young Hay had absconded. as he ac-
COMMANDED them to the debots and else
where about town In search Of possible
information as TO Hays whereabouts,
and he alleged that the latter stated
az he left Mortensen's house Monday
night, Now Is my chance to skip to
New York, but Ernest would catch me
before got there Mortensen also
ayerred that Hay left his premises to
80 Up to George Romney'e place, Nor
Jensen did not seam 60 BE- much dis
turbed over the young mans dlsap-
peafAnce. Mr.. Rogers Believes Nor
Jensen knows who committed the deed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

J. A. Erylne. the New York insurance
man who Is stopping at the Knutsford,
has Just recovered from several DAYS
Illness and Is able to be out.
Il don't Ike the Salt Lake morning
papers, but ] do like the Deseret News,
Us editorial columns and am said j,
- II. Guest of New York, at the nen.
yon today Mr. Guest represents
large shirt waist manufacturing con.
Germ and reports business In The west
as better than he ever knew II to be
before.
James Long a well known mining
man from Gold Mountain IN Pinto
eeouniy'is guest at the Cullen. Mr..
Ions says that the earthquake has re.
tired from active business in his shire
ana believes that the earth trembllncs
experienced after the quake were due
10 settings of the earth back into Arm
position. Whether there VIII he anv
new faults as the result OF Inc dc.
surpance' there Is not Of present any
way % ascertain. Mr. Long sald he
report that the lake near Marysvale
was disappearing Is untrue. Tho laxo
" uhdistulhed, but Is Is true thar the
water In Fish creek and SEWER rlver
mas nouceably increased. 80
Sheriff Preece OF Pintab county toia
me recently that j. II, Mease Was re sIiy
az lhe bottom Of all this row in Tiinta <
S S.llle % protest against leasing the
,nylfoearpon mineral landso seid i
M!,.ccausland at The Rnutsford tossy
,Mease has a grievance against AseSf
Myton Of the Indian agency becansse va, ~
,he part me latter took In having Ne
business relegaied 10 without the res
ervatlon; Then Mr.. Mease has OK
Mayor s. N. Brown Of verpal with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
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IRRIGATION
CASE ENDED.
Judes Hall Today Took i UNo''
Amusement
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FRITZ TRIAL PROGRESSING
r. parruson sues for Di'o'''
rprTz TRIAL PROGRESSING
/. =. Ferguson sues for pivore'
On creaaa q S'n.s'pp'''--
o,her Court new"

rrlal Of the case Of IL b, 10y '...' "ae
J. NJ Thomas ys. The Rleno ''''s' :, 'SIs
lion company ct al was '0 I. 10y , ,,,
morning before Judge HAL WHY ~
tho Issues under adylsemen,' -,
The $4,000 damage suit OrouS ,,., y. (.
Mary Fritz against the western ,'' c u',,S,
TELEGRAPH company aud ], Elo ny sl aeatS
Western railway compsnyl y. IN ,rlng ms
y Tbomas sllkett While go q, =. .ote ~
: linen,an ia he construction o. a . p.,9
creph line along ihe deion.asp. . ",
wey eornpanys tracks, Is syn p ,.l.'
irg hefore Judge Morse ana lg,ls,, :,
=" This mornlng Mary Fritz Wl'll ,,i' y
ttagdln ana S. X, Jones were re,l,,y \,
Il ne Witness stand Jerry Wilsl p
"a, y '' IVA arsmInea Plaintiff wiz pro-
baby rest her case This afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
SHERIFF. WORKING HARD.
Whole Force is Out Night and Day
On the Case.

Sheriff Naylor and four OF his depu-
ties have been necessarily at work on
the Hay murder case, without sleep and
almost without eating. They lf5ored all
day yesterday. and all Of last night, not
going home until $3.50 this morning, and
then only long enough to get something
10 stay the inner man before starting
out again. They infinitely examined
the clothing Of the murdered man, and
went IN every direction whefe It was
thought likely there might De clue.
They are stu hard at H. ano propose
TO keep up their Investigations until
the mystery Is unravelled.
Young Hays watch was noticed as
having stopped at 1850 His hat, and
the gun with which II Is beloved the
deed was committed, are still missing
as are also the bio, IS clothing IN which
the murder must \ i've been committed.
There IL great unanimity at Forest
Dale among citizens. and 100 nen have
been constantly going over the entire
neighborhood In search OF any Kind OF
evidence tending 10 shed light upon
ths mysterious features OF the case.
a report gained currency tcnay that
Moftensen's brother. living on Walnut
avenue, might know something about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
extractor Christensen Suffers Serious
Loss IN Horses.

As result Of being allowed to drink
their MI Of ralnwater after thirty
hours fast A. II. Christensen, a rail-
road contractor has lost thirty-fye
head % fine draught horses, which he
values at $5,oo0 Mr. Christensen had
completed job at Bingham junction
and had shipped nifty horses thence to
point In Idaho, where they were 10
be used on another contract Through
some inadvertence neither hay nor
water could be obtained for the horses
on their Journey, for @ period Of thirty
hours. On arriving at their destination
the animals were allowed to slake their
thirst on rain water Within a few
hours thirty-ilye Of them died in great
suffering from what vas pronounced by
veterinary surgeon who was called In
TO be acute peritontis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
MENSURATlON BLOCKS.
Results of Art Initial Lettering Being
Judged.

The school board has decided to pur-
chase. providing the price Is all right
twenty years OF the Ross Mensuration
blocks for use in the seventh and
eighth grades Mr. Christensen Is en-
thusiastic over this method OF teaching
by concrete methods. which viii make
lasting-even a life-long~-impression,
he says, on the minds of all pupils who
use these blocks and measures.
The board has also concluded to or
der twenty sets of relief maps for the
nse of the schoola.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
ReceIycr Cor Park CIty Bank,

Edward Mclaughlin, executor Of the
will Of the late Cornelius Mclaughlin,
and the Omaha National bank have
fled petition In the diatrlct court for
The appointment Of q receiver for the
Park City bank, to take the place Of
David c. Mclaughlin, who was ap-
pointed receiver on oct, lS, 1888, and
died on the 18th Of last June. The es-
tate Of Cornelius Mclaughlin, deceased,
consists Of q s2lSSl,sl judgment
against the bank, and the Omaha )apk
has claims Of s1lSi.9i, less q Ter
cent dividend which was paid II. &C.
cordlng to the late receivers last re-
port there was a balance on hand Of
s9,Oi2.05, with other assets valued al
sS9,Ts1. 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
COURT NOTES.

Attorneys desiring to have cases set
for hearing in the district court dur.
Ing The January term are requested to
ale notice with the clerk CT courtS By
The end OF the year.
The damage suit Of Hilda Carlson VS.
the Highland Boy Mining company
has been continued for the term.
After the FIRST Of the year the well
known firm Of lawyers, Bennett, Howat,
Sutherland and Van Colt win change
It's name TO Bennett, Sutherland, Van
Colt 4 Allison. Judge Howat will re-
tire from the firm,
The suretles on the Telluride Power
coinpanys bond for 1880, which was
filed yesterday afternoon. are w. g.
Mccormick and Josiah Barnett. The
company can now 60 ahead with The
work Of erecting It's poles and slrInging
its wires over the property claimed By
c II. Wright and others, but which the
county claims is a part OF highway
No. 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
Divorced for Drunkenness

Carrie Peterson was yesterday ol-
vorced from Carl j. Peterson on the
ground OF habltual drunkenness, ana
the excessive use Of opium, morphine
10 which Mrs, Peterson had been adj
dIcied for the last two ..ears., she had
been in the habit of using these drugs
more or less for ten years and while
under their influence became very yio-
lent. On several occasions the defend
ant Threatened her husbands NE The
parties were married at Omaha In
February, 1883, and have no children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

Tomorrow evening In the Nineteenth
ward meeting house, 0 farewell social
win be- teaded Elders Ben iiarker and
Willard parnes. who win soon depart
TO perform missionary lahore IN Ger
many ard TIE Southern States res
peciively. 81 excellent program hus
been prepared and an who attend are
assured a good time. Voluntary con-
tributIons Vim be received az the door.
The entertainment 20 be glyen in aid
OF John Davis Of the Sixteenth ward In
the meeting house win be given as adj
yertised tomorrow night and the pro-
ceods win b. used 70 defray the funer-
a. expenses az well rs the expense IN
CURED by the long sickness and help
lessness Of the deceased.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
SEARCH INsTITuTED.
Mortenscn Accompanies oificers 60
His Residence.


Mortensen spent last night In the
detectives room ut the police station
under guard A bunk was fixed up for
him and he rested we'll all night. This
morning he appeared as cool and col.
lected as ever and was apparently the
least concerned, ft,g
About . o'clock Defective Sheets in
formed him that they were going to
take him down TO his place and make
another thorough search for the miss
ing money and also take photographs
OF the exterior and interior OF his home.
"All right" said Mortensen. II
am perfectly willing to 60 with you
shortly after 10 o'clock Detective
Sheets Sergeant Janney and officer
Davies took the accused man and start
ed for the scene OF the crime They
were shortly followed by CHIEF Hilton
when they arrived there they found
probably 100 persons searching the
neighhorhood for sofne clue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
p.l,,., palmal palm.i

steclal 2oth to 9th. Thousand fine
MN cnt roses. carnations, calalllles,
emilax etc Come and see them. Ine
on.nlar Boston Fern, finest IN
XXX country al lluddarts greenhouses,
MINI IN t5wr "a East saconl South
see them and Get our speclal prleeS5
for Two weeks. Decorations, memorial
deslens rose carnations, vlolets' Gala
uilse hyacnths, smllax ETC., etc.
speolai for the holidays, holly wreaths,
l6ose holly green festoonlng, mistletoe
az lowest prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
snod for Non.support

1mma r. Ferguson thls morning
commenced suit for divorce IY 'lla y. ,s !,
husband, Louis a. Fcrguaon allesins
failure to provide for herself OF il y.
cblidrsn slnce her marriage ~ Nevada,
Ma on september 80 1886 All OF
those children except The eldest A ~.
thnr, a 10y o. IS, are inmates o. q, ~
Snn's orphanage, and the plaintiff -
without means D pay for their tuilion
or susienance. Mrs Ferguspn Ash Pug
for ss5 a month alimony. $40 attorney
fees ana the custody Of her children
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
MRS. M'KINLEY CONDOLED.
Senator kearns Presents Salt Lakes
Resolution Expressing sympathy.

Washington. d. G., Dec Ex-senator
kearns today presented to the Senate
the resolution adopted by the city gov
eminent OF Salt Lake deploring the
murder OF President Mckinley and
sympathy extended TO Mrs Mckinley
which was read IN full.
Senator Rawllns has today been notl-
ned by the pension Office that a pension
has been granted Mrs, Sarah y. Soggs,
salt Lake, at IS per month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
STATEMENT ny WIDOW.
Her Husband Did Not Intend to Go
Up Town.

The widow OF the murdered man.
daughter OF James sharp. made the fol-
lowing statement today, OF her fathers
house, Both Mr.. Hay and Mr. Morten-
sen came down from up town on the
came cur. on taking on his overcoat
before preparing to eat supper my
husband placed II on chair and when
] asked why he did not put II away for
the night, stated that he had 10 go over
TO Mortensen's 70 get the money due
the Pacific Lumber company stating
also the amount, $500. Then Mr.. HAY
said he would be back In about thirty
minutes, and ied me to believe that .he
was not going to take the money to
MIR. Romney's. Mr.. Hay said he would
have to get the money thai sight, as
he couldn't get It In the morning, as
Mr. Romney told him to do"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19

An ordinance confirming the assess
ment OF property on the east side OF
Lust Temple street from North Tenn
Die to South Capitol avenue, for the
construction Of q sewer
Re il ordained by the city couhcil
Of salt Lake city, Utah;
Section l. That the assessment list
made by the city treasurer as correot-
ed, approved and completed by the city
council, sitting as a board OF equaliza-
ton of the property abutting on the
east side Of East Temple street nom
North Temple street to South Capital
avenue. In sewer district No. !, OF salt
lake city, is hereby confirmed, and the
assessments made aud returned IN said
completed lists are hereby confirmed.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take
effect upon approval.
Pissed BY the city council Of Salt
Lake City. Utah, December II, 1901, and
referred TO the mayor for his approval
]. o. NYSTROM,
city Recorder.
Approved this 18th day Of Dec 1901.
EZRA THOMPSON,
fseal) Mayor.
BIZ No. rs, Sewer Intention No g.
State Of Utah, city and County Of
Salt Lake. j. 0. Nystrom, city re-
curder Of Salt Lake City, Utah, do
hereby certify that the above and fore
going Is full, true and correct copy
or an ordinance entitled AN ordinance
confirming the assessment Of property
on the east side OF East Temple street
from North Temple street to South
Capitol avenue, for the construction Of
q sewer" passed ny the city council Of
Salt Lake City, Utah. December Ia
1901, and approved by the mayor, De-
cember is, 1901, as appears Of record IN
my office.
In witness whereof, ! have hereunto
ret my hand and affixed the corporate
seal Of said city, this 18th day OF De-
oember, 1901, j. o. NYSTROM,
(Seal) City Recorder.
BY A. X. NICHOLSON, Deputy.
pill No 72 Sewer Intention, No. 6S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
PRICE OF COPPER
REDUCED AGAIN.

New York, Dec ia further reduc-
ton Of cent In the price OF copper was
announced by the United Metal Selling
company, the selling agent Of the
Amalgamated copper company, today.
This brings the price for lake copper
70 - cents, for electrolytic to l2s cents
and for casting to l2M cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-19
LITTLE TRADING DONE.
Brokers Not Much Interested In Stocks
At Present.

The figures opposite the names Of the
various mining stocks dealt in on the
exchange were anything but pleasant
for a bun element to look at Where
the figures were not about the same
at this mornings call, losses were rec
orded. The following stocks were trad
ed in:
Ajax, 1900 shares. around BIC.
Lower Mammoth, 500 shares. between
1855 and si.43is.
May Day, 1000 shares, around b7e..
with ssh asked at the close.
Uncle Sam Con-, 1880 shares, around
Gle.
Century, 100 shares at IS.
Tetro, 1900 shares, between 2s1sc' ana