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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Transfers Made Matter of Record ON
Saturday and Monday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at ) p. m. March 16 and March
IS, 1901. as furnished by the Indiana Title Guar
an;y and Loan Company. No. 12s East Market
street. Both telephones 1905:
r 16, 1901.
Louis Kalb ct al, by sheriff, to Ida Kar-
oline Setter, Lots Is and IA, Outlet I5.
Corner Union and McCarty sts)......... 1896
Isaac CT. Reed ct al to Lew Nicol, Lots
8. 6 and q House * Carriers sub 20
and II. A. E. and l. Fetcher's Oak
Hill. Corner Darwin and Bells sts)... $780, 20
Lizzie a. Trindle ct al TO Charles f.
Logsdon, S y of Lot Sc, Hanna heirs
add. pratt ST, bet Dorman st and
Highland ave. 933.s5
John j. Bellies ct al to Charles II. Stir
ling. Lot 13. Wallace's Sd suburb TO Ac-
ton. Corner Washington and Exchange
sts) l,VVV.VO
VIM. H. Hayes to j. r West. Lot II.
Block 2, Nordyke K Hollowell's Grand
view add. CAsh 81, bet 10Th and 9th
StSD 4,ooO.UO
George o. Eldridge to Carrie r. ZiegIer.
Lot "a, James A. and Margaret Bruces
add. broadway st, bet Ath and 18th
StsD S,oOO.vO
James A Hauser to John Kappus. Lot L,
Kings sub, May WATSON K Co.'S High
land Park add. CTacoma ave, bet Pratt
and Tilden sts) 400. 90
Max Gundeihnger to Ida Jefferson. Lot
76, Sharpe's Woodside add. TrOWbridge
ST. bet Graydon st and c., III. a. ID.
*. R) 1870
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Proauce. Fruit. and vegetnbIe..

Bar iron. 2 SOC: horseshoe bar. 2.5G3c: nall rod.
&c: pillow slabs. 4.50c: American cast steel. s9llc;
tire steel. 3Q3ikc: spring steel. 4t95c-
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4sc: city kip. sO1s5c: French kip. sozc9y.2o:
city calfskin. s0cqsl.l0: French caifskin, N-200
Iron and Steel.
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INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDS. INDIANAP-
OILS. March S.-Cattle-Receipts nominal;
shipments none. The usual light supply for
Monday was offered and were sold at s'eacy
prices. The closing was. quiet. Quotations:
Good TO choice steers, l.35o 10 L.450 los. 5000 80
Fair 10 medium steers. l.250 10 ], 400 lbs. 4.T54 5z5
Good 10 prime butcher steers. LOO TO
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Hogs-Receipts. 1000; shipments. 1000.
About ZOO of the hogs received yesterday
and to-day were billed to Eastern points
and not offered for sale. The supply on sale
was not large. but, I'm keeping with other
places. buyers were bidding lower. and
finally succeeded in buying the supply
about 2l2c lower than last Saturday. Sales
ranged from $3.50 TO s5.s219. and some were
reported at nearly every point between
those nricqS Ouofafions-
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OFFICES - Nos. lis and lz2 (C0mpany's
BuiIding) East Market Street.

OFFICERS:
HENRY ETHEL, President.
:. JOHN II. HOLIDAY, Vice President.
HOWARD Nj. FOLTZ, Treasurer.
CHARLES s. M'BRIDE. Secretary.
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NTOT I TT0TTT TUVT 0TTT " 49,
common TO medium cows and calves. 20. 00q3 90
Hogs-Receipts. 200; shipments. 30. The quail
iy was common, mostly light and mixed
grades. The market oIened steady at UNI
changed prices and closed quiet. with all sold.
Quotations.:
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Mondays Bank Clearings.
Fine Weather Helps Trade-Prices
Show hut Little Change.

Trade with the wholesale houses yesterday was
the largest of any for some weeks. orders brought
in Saturday by travelling statesmen, mail orders
and home trade all swelling the volume
which, in some measure. was due to the more
springlike temperature. In prices there were no
important changes. Eggs are weak, as is butter.
at prices quoted. Poultry is in good request. and
on light receipts prices are well sustained. On
Commission row Monday trade was active. ship
ments of fruits and vegetables being quite heavy.
Prices on oranges. apples and tropical fruits gen.
orally are firm at quotations. Most lines of veg
etables are easier in tone Provisions are moving
firm AT prices quoted and distribution is large.
No line of trade has enjoyed a steady large trade
grocers for months past. The seed merchants re-
port trade active and prices steady and firm.
are weak at prices quoted, but leather is active.
with prices practically the same as for a month
past.
The local grain market. on light receipts. con-
tinues quiet. All cereals, especially corn, are
in active request at prices quoted. Track bids
yesterday. as reported by the secretary of the
B9ard OF Trade. ruled as follows;
Wheat-No. 2 red, 16Ac; No. 2 red, on milling
freight, 76c; No. 3 red, 721kq74l1c; wagon wheat.
Corr-No. 1 white. Al4c; No. 2 white. 41Hc; No.
3 white, 41hc; No. 4 white, 371sqSsl1c; No. 2
white mixed. $3.50; No. 3 white mixed. $3.50; No.
) yellow, m aec: NO ss'. ! yellow tiiov N ssaas se'i So. : sU mixed e
S9Ac; No. 3 mixed. SSAc; No. 4 mixed, S5Ag
''s Ss;s@ ear corn I S sssi wa see: e0 10. 's 3 White. s.sc:
No. ? mixed, 26Ac; No. 3 mixed. 25Ac.
Hay-No. l timothy. 81. No. 2 timothy.
s11q12.
Inspections-wheat: No. 4 red.-1 car; rejected
red. L; total, 2 cars. Corn: No. 2 white, 4 cars:
No. 8 white, 10; No. 4 white, l.; No. 2 white
mixed, L; No. 3 white mixed. 2; No. 3 yellow,
3; No. 2 mixed, 3; No. 3 mixed, 8: total, q cars.
Oats: No. 2 mixed, l car: rejected white. /; to-
tai, 2 cars. Hay: No. 3 timothy, l car; No. 2
prairie, 1; total. 2 cars.
Poultry and Other Produce.
Prices paid by shippers)
Turkey hens. 7qSc per 10; young toms, &c;
young chickens, &c; hens, &c; cocks, &C; ducks,
&c; geese. fun feathered; s.. 1905 per doz;
Cheese-New York full cream, 13c; domestic
Swiss. lie; brick. lac; iimburger. l3c.
~Butter-Choice roll, lie per Id; poor. No. 2.
6Q7c.
Eggs-1lc per dozen.
Feathers--Prime geese. 30c per Ib; prime duck.
Zoe per Id.
Beeswax-30c for yellow, CSC for dark.
unwashed, 10000; tub-washed,
aSn20c. hurry and nmarchanfahla 2Gac Iasa.
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Oak sole sz035c. hemlock sole. 2sQ32c: har-
ness s2aSsc: skirting. 2sQflc: single strap. 410
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eep-Receipts light. shipments none. Ths
ket was steady~ at unchanged prices. The
rance was good for all grades. and the
ne u-ae steady npofaffonz-
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Steel cut nails, 81 65; wire nails. from store.
81 rates; from mill, s2.65 rates. Horseshoes.
per keg. 81: mule shoes. per key. $3.50: horse
nails, $id5 per box Barb wire. galvanized.
50. rs; painted, IS. 10.
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NIINING NOTES.

Two cars OF ore were reported TO-DAY
from the Niagara OF bingham
The Ophlr.Hm was ON the market too
day with six cars " concentrates.
Milan Packard of the Star Con. came
ln town today with three cars oil ore
H. j. Mchaels. VI Brooklyn y r. Is
nos. "a director of the West Argent or
stockton. vice j. A. White resigned
The latest assays from the Ben But
Der strike show 1jA per cent lea'' l-.p
ounces silver and 90 cents gold per TON
The Grst car of anthracite coal was
ON ,ha market today from the coal lands
near Price, ln when sam 'l's'h an"
COL Miner are Interested
some very high assays are reported
from "a small gold streak ln me lus'd-
ror, vein which is being encountered on
ths $50 drift from the Dexter shatt
George n. Russell Of the nrm Of the
Denver broklng firm Of w. H. owen q
90. has been in the city for several
days looking over the mining situation
Retains from car Of ore from the
Rocco-Hamcstake mine az Eureka,
Nov. Is said 90 have showed the pres
ence Of gj ounces silver and 81 per cent
lead
As announced In Mondays News
the Mammoth's shipment of high-giaae
ore was sold on controls showing lsA
ounces silver and ll.6j ounces gold per
ton
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HAD BEEN THERE BEFORE.
A Good Joke Told ON Officers Davies
and Randolph.

Members OF the police department
are having Inc laugh on officers Davis
and Randolph II Is a joke and the
kind that IS too good 10 keep. The ofl-
GERS referred to.with several other min
Ions OF the law. attended the Kearns
banquet at the Knutsford the other
evening and hey were told that the
best there was 10 the house was not TOO
good for them. and TO order what they
wanted
The officers were seated az a private
table. and after they had been study
Ing he menu for about five minutes,
ana given up IN despair, IL Is said that
Randolph called the waiter and ordered
acorn beef and cabbage The black
man looked surprised hut said moth
inc Then Davis spoke up and asked:
Have you got any ketchupE
'Uncle" Abe turned quickly on his
brother officer and burted out In O.
voice that could De plainly heard sew
email tables distant: Don't show your
id ignorance hy calling for ketchup'
have eaten 10 such places before '
Davis collapsed and Tor the rest OF the
evening spoke only in whispers,
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JUDGE STEWART RETURNS.
Finds "Dixic" Pleasant Country
Country With a pcaceable People.

Judge Stewart who presldes ooyer the
criminal branch Of The Third district
court after an absence Of about two
weeks. has returned from Washington
and Iron Sountles. where he has been
holding court I'm place Of Judge
Manoneaux, who. having formerly been
prosecuting attorney was disqualified
TO try the pending cases. The Judge
reports having had a pleasant time, GO
peclally while ln DiNl Tie says lha
winter climate prevailing there IS SIM.
ply elegant no thi5 time of YEAR. ana
well adapted 90 satisfy ID se who desire
q southern home during Che winter
Julgc Stewart says he people 10 lhe
lower counties are 70 very pelcc1bIe ana
law abiding community and as evil
apnca of this cites the fact mat only
one criminal case has b-en before the
district court IN the whole OF Washing
ton county during the past year
Some OF the people. says the Judge,
"are quite apprehensive over lhe water
outlook FOR next season. stu in SOM"
localities there IS reported 90 he more
SNOW now IN the mountains than there
wa last January
The Judge returns enjoying good
health. accompanied by DIS stanograph-
or Mr. r r. Barker Judge Mor.nHeauA
left for the south This afternoon.
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FIRE AT FAY. NEVADA.
Two buildings In the Mining Town
Were Burned To the Ground
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondents.
Fay Nevada. Jan. g6-The town OF
Fay was visited last night by Their
arst fire. which burned two buildings
An The ground. One was the FAY motel
belonging 10 Mr. Ohlstr1m, The other
to Mis-. Gulens. both Of Fay The
wind blowing down the canyon Instead
of up. saved the loss of several oUI.l-
ms Some of the furniture was saved
nom the flames, still the loss amounted
TO considerable Manlaga7 saloon, the
next building above, and only Few
fsat away from tha fine was m.rlel-
iously savei but during the excite
ment an the stock and fixtures were
taken out. some things being badly
broken and some things were also
t1kpn away by unsrrupulUus men. Geo.
Noodv's store. Joining thls saloon, was
also cleared out dnd hc also sustained
"a loss OF few hundred dollars. 10y haN-
ing things broken. damaged, etc. MOST
an the houses in town being frame
houses would have been in great dam
rcr had the breeze been from the
south
Tho cause OF the hre ga not known
| lint 10 Is supposed 90 have been candle
Il.ff burning n q room while the oc-
rupants went 90 supper This makes
ona nrp Tor each 0f thg three camps
! St8tslIuo Deer Lodge and Fay vain
! but short time between each
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asking whether the comrs,. -
willing TO arbitrate Immediate, \
resume work. which is hapfsl,. q pa
n:l5 pm, with request f5r ~ n. 4
answer, az the men are wai,Ir.il. Pc
meeting, would say that I 9r ~ .
thorlzed to say, nor Willing :, ~, .
mend that the company MN ~
from It's position Of not wlsblrg "a
trate with men who are out o1 . " ~. y.
| sincerely hope that the map III. nv {
eide 10 go 20 work and have f5,r.. I
ferences and grievances DO be- s.rs I,
they come up As 20 your c1.'
VIII there be any discrlm.natIa, Y.
would say that there Is no las.rs !. n
part Of the company 20 disc
uniustly against Cts emplova, ~
harbor any in feelings.
wv. G.. SHARP, General Mama.
After this was read Il was 49,,
as a blank refusal to the empl... /,
arbitration. II they ala rasur. Il.
So It was moved and carried Ia. y.
employees stay out until NE 6t--..,
would promise TO settle by alh,1- /.
when they resume work. A cs-rr,
Of two from Scoheld and one frl--.,
Creek was appointed 90 go 10 S,ffi.
City and lay their case before IA, s,.,
board ~ labor and arbitration ~
do such business as was necs,a- =.
the employees Of Winter Quarter u
Clear Greek.
Three cheers were given Mr. srlv,
VIM. Edwards Tor throwing opss h,
boarding house for such as n4l
board and lodging. some OF whom v-
turned out OF the company bo,--,
house. Also three cheers were g,- \
the general merchants, John b hfi
and Nell Matson, who were very sal-
modating to the employees. Mr hs
Nicklas was given three cheers lrr.
UNFAIRLY marching with NE en,ts
No further business was transact
and meeting was adjourned atl5dd
a. m.
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TRANSFERS.

Ajax-l0O no 90. 500 at 81; 100 nj S.;
100 az Ssis. 100 az S9is; 100 at SgA
Anchor-l0l az S2l5. 100 at Ni6.
DAILY West-l00 al y3030 70 AT s30.2J;
30 at $S027la.
Eagle and Blue Bell-30O at So.
Grand Central--i00 at $3.50.
Lower Mammoth-iOO at Ni0lia; 400
at AOG4 700 az tOS. 100 at Nl0. 400
at A.0SA 400 at Sl0,. 100 at 400, 100
and AO1M. 100 at NO6iA. 300 az tl0G;
100 at yi0jis, 400 al A0j, 200 az Si05i
100 at SiO2 300 at $500
Mammoth-lOO at S20i
May Day-lOO al $50, 100 M 3s& 100
az 3sN: 100 at 3S7s, 100 at 80, 100 at 1914
Northern Llght-5,OOO at 2% 1000 at
2h.
Rocco Homestake-S0O at 800.
silver Shield-loOO az a.
Star Consolldated-2OO at IsN 200 az
1871. 100 at 1s5s, 200 at 80; 300 40 19h
100 at 1885; 100 at 1915
Tesora-l0O at a..
Ben Butler-ll 800 az Ha,
Little Chief-l000 az 6.
Yankee Consolilated-j0Q az llA.
Shares sold, ZSN2i.
Selling value, S2Sli0.
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TABERNACLE CHOIR NOTICE.

Tenors and bassos only win n8f
Choir han tomorrow night az i.1 n
pranos and altos meet at ths al
place and time Friday evening. All
attendance IS urged The new jlv
students VIII again meet ther O.
o'clock Friday, and the entire ch-hrt
chorus al the Tabernacle SATURDAY 90
quarter after twelve 20 rehslrs y
Sousa's concert The chorus nov rs-'
bers 800.
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BOSTON WPoL MAHKET.

Boston. Jan. 2i-The wool market
here continues quiet with prices practl-
cally unchanged. The sales have been
10 manufacturers who require the WOOL
for Immediate use and only 20 tlll pres
cnt demands There seems 90 Doe no
prospect al present Tor a higher market
Territory wouls continue 70 head the
lls an sales.
Territory wool secured basis Nom
tana and Wyoming. fine medium and
fine. ljQlGc secured i60i'c; staple, Is
dt0c. ..
Utah fine medium and fine, lj0l6e;
secured. iGd41c; staple, AN45Oc,
Idaho, fine medium and hie, l4'4Hloci
secured. i6G47c; staple, 4Nu5Oc'
Australian woods. coured basis. spo,
prices comhing superfne 134Ijc; good
is7G10c; average, AN61.
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OMAHA 1--we STOCK.

Omaha Neb.. Jan 3)Cattle-Re.
celpts 5000; steady Native beef steers,
AO0ujA0, Western steers, at'u toJ'
Texas stcors. 30003sO, COWS and heif-
cfs. 3O0a410. Gamers. 1.JjI2Nj, stock
ems ana feeders. 3,25ft4G0, calves. 4oJp
400; bulls. stays etc, -5ofl-J
Hogs Receipts. 80 shade 90 cents
lower. closed fully cents lower.
Heavy. 5.2gn6Jgi: mixed j.22EHa2l;
lleht 5.2dq5.2iih; pigs i00UA15' bulk
of sales. G2gisnj25E.
sheep Receipts 5000, slow. Year
llncg. l400A7j, wethers 40JUli0, COM
mon and stock sheep. 5.6j43Sji lambs,
dEUT530
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.onoo-onno.onn1.NnOocoo.NOnN

Extreme disappointment was felt By
the large audience which assembled nc
the theater last night ln the expectation
Of hearing IN Trovatore, when Mana
ger Typer came before the curtain and
announced that owing to the indispoh-
ton Of Collamarini, no performance
could be given. Mr.. PIPER stated that
he had just returned from paying a
personal visit t0 the singer. whom he
found suffering from "a severe cold.
Her doctor had advised her not
to sing. and She had reluctantly con-
scented 10 be- governed by Us advice.
- people In the audience, while dis
appointed. took the matter good natur-
eddy and the money taken In "a the box
Office. something between 5000 ana SOU.
was handed Jack. Whether II Troya-
tore win be heard during The week or
not depends on the condition OF Cola
marlnis throat As she does not sing
n the comic operas however there
viii ba no change In t.nIghts bill and
emo IGoTs Eye viii be rendered. MISS
Davis having the soprano role ana sew
eral of the principals who did not APP
pear In carmen taking other parts
cts an on win that blows nobody
good ana 50 the Grand found It last
evening The first act of 'Chum.ey
was about half finished when ne door
keeper and ushfrs were as.onished 90
observe "a big thron. OF people pouring
into the lobby demanding seats Tor the
performance. They came down. OF
course. from tine Thealer and M less
than half AN hour, they filled 0ll the
available space the Grand had % Of
fen. Under the impetus OF such an au-
dIenCe Lord Chumley' Went Win re-
neWed smoothness and the verdict was
I'M all ways O. decidedly favorable one.
The sale for tonight indicates that
there vil bp another large house.
Mr.. Townsend, the advance manager
OF the prisoner OF Htnda' CO.. states
that Miss Ruth Eldrgd"o rs not q mem-
her NJ their comp0nF. Hs has been sup-
posed 'rhe lady Is Miss Aldridgi, a
totally different pels %.
$780, $500
TO CURE \ COLD ~ ONE DAY
The Ia1aryeHromoQ ul1,r' Tablet. All dr'g.
ris's refund the money fi fails 70 cure. D.
Gfd,r's signature i- oI Iac4'HI. iot
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of plaintiff. TO cancel the $4,000 mort
gage. secured by bonds. which has been
paid: but as the Central Loan q De
bentura company of Kansas, VINO held
the mortgage, De- insolyent, there APP
peared no one authorized 70 make TINS
cancellation. hence this action.
Judgment has been entered In the
dIstrll court for $475. In favor OF ". =
Aschholm and against Michael Ftz-
faruid
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nrTTEU AM EGGg.

New York. Jan, 2o-Butter-Receipts
1O955 packages: steady creamery lep
22c. June creamery. 10000; factory, II
Gtic. a.
Eggs Receipts. 1887 PACKAGES firm
az me decline. Western al marx. lsla
Gt0iLc. Southern al mark, i7hNlSRc.
chicago. Jan. Con the produce eN-
change today the batter market was
ann creamery li020c. dairy, lliaglsc.
Cheese. quiet. oiiNll4c.
Eees. dull fresh. lsc,
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NOTICE no coNIRAc1OE''

OFFICE BOARD or Jsls
Works. salt Lake CITY, '1 I'm b
as 1901. Sealed proposal, ,n 10 O.
celved al this office uni ieYl. Fil
wednesday, February Is5ithl.o.s sii I
proxlmately Five cl., Iron w
standard six-inch az h. obla
pine specifications may may 6Hcs q |
upon application at in ,,.. he ~.
Hoard The Board reserve, 10 ~
waive any informally anu
any and All bids. oory ChalfD~
John Il. DOOLi'
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver Colo. Jan. 2o-Cattlc-Re-
GENTS zoo. market steady 90 strong.
Reef steers. 3.50d5O0; COWS. 20)HAOO;
feeders. freight paid 10 river 3.0o0Lili
stockers, do. 3.2j0ij0; bulls, stays, etc.
2.C0uagj.
Hogs Receipts. 700. strong. Llgnt
packers 522AGdg7la mixed j2j@ $50;
heavy. 5250tSo
Sheep-Receipts leo. steady Good
flt muttons. 3500A25; lambs, iJOq5O0.
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Kansas city. Mo. Jan 2O.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1000; steady 10 shade lower
Native steers, fO1n5.35i Texas steers
3.35HA5O. Texas COWS. 2i0u5.2j' native
COWS and he,fcrs 22jNiij, stotkets
and feeders, 32j0455, bulls, 3ol4s.3l.
Calves Receipts, l00i steady, 4'0H
J.2j
Hogs-Rcce.pts. 1900: weak 70 b
cents lower. Bulk az sales. J.25u5.32l
heavy d201540; packers, 52945so'
mixed. jl2hQj.32isi light. 5O940's@'
workers.. h2luj.31. r!ga 4iJN5Is.
sheep Receipts. 1000. steady. Lambs.
tOO0J9O: muttons. 250diSj.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago Jan. S0.-May wheat opened
az 1868 to 56is, sold to '39s ana recovered
to 7ei.
AIRY. 73is673s May ,6N'th.
Corn-January, 35b May deisuSs'
Oats-Ianuary. g3& May, 26is
Pork--January. l222'1. May. l4o-'s'
Iard-January 1914, Nay, 545.
Cash Wheat-No. 2 req, to4se. No
2 7sbG7p.: no. 2 hard winter, 1l41si
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AGREE TO DISAGREE.
Husband and Wife settle Things Sat
isfncinrllv ont u COURT

The case Of Mary Tlinstrum VS. Lee
HUlstrum for divorce was scheduled 10
be tried IN Judge Halls court yester-
Gav but fust before fhe case wac
called fine parties by their attorneys,
got together and arrived at an under
standing whereby plaintiff should have
her divorce. uu0n which agreement his
honor made an order granting a decree
accordingly
The parties married at Bingham Oc-
-ober lna 1854 and elk children have
been born t0 them. The grounds all
legged by plaintiff were cruel and inhu-
man treatment.
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Judge Hall attended 10 the following
business this forenoon To- his court
Case Of Lucretia Perkins SIS Murphy
Perkins referred 90 Judge Timmony to
take testimony Motion Tor alimony
and attorneys fees stricken out.
McConaugh- McCaskey Lumber COM
pany VS. John J, Haight judgment Tor
plaintiff by default Tor Sio5.i9.
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Seven Devils Activity.

Work is reported 90 have been re-
eumed on the Nicholson group M the
seven Devils district is SAID 20 nave
a ledge that Is four feet VIDE az ins
surface aud wiiencd o. seventeen ieet
az "a depth 0f sevcnty-hVe leeI ana ~
clearly defined between walls OF pc.
phyry and lime. AZ tae surface wy
yahies are I'M chalcopyrites, but forty
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srBurC AND CAGAYAN EJoLo
Their Ccsslou TO United states Ga
zettcd in Madrid.

Madrid. Jan. 29.-The cess.on OF
Shutu and Cagayan de Jolo islands 20
the United states has been gazetted
APPROPRIATION TO PAY FOR
THEM.
Washington, Jan. 29-The President
today sent a message 10 Congress. rec
omrauaing the appropriation of $780,
OO Cor the payment of The claim OF
spain for sibutu and Cagayan Islands
N the Philippine archipelago ln acc
orlance With the terms of the treaty
recently ratified by the Senate.
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IoNnoN WOOL ArCrION.

London. Jan. e9.-The offerings az the
wool auction sales today were l5'VV
bales. New South Wales new clip greasy
was IN good demand FOR the home Faae.
the continent and America. The ou * or
the crosshreds offered went 10 the nome
trade. Most ~ The Cape OF Good Hone
and Natal stock put forward was WIN
drawn,