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UPETER.

Beginning at cerner 10. l, the northeast eorrer' identical with corners No. and 9, respectively of the Nebraska and Scallawag iodes No. 1858 A pine pcst { feet long. { inches square. set foot in the ground in a mound of stones and scribed 1-1e0s U. L whence U. $, M. No. 8 bears south 66 deg. 4s min east ls47 50 feet; thence south ss deg. 10 min west 600 feet to corner No. 2, the southeast corner; thence north 37 deg. 26 min' west 1900 feet to corner No 8. the south west corner: tbence north ss deg. 10 min. east to Corner No. 4. the northwest corner; thence south s' deg. 26min. east 1900 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning.
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Notice for Publication.

Homestead Entry No. sS9! Department of the Interior, Land Ofdoe at Tucson, Arizona, Jan, 2l. 1902 Notice is hereby given that the folloxia
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ORDINANCE NO. }.

Be it ordained by the Mayor and Com
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01
RrcEIvER,s SALE.

NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
Pursuance OF an order ~ the District Court
OF the Third Judicial District OF the state Of
Utah. in aud for the County Of salt Lake,
state OF Utah made on the 18th day OF lanu-
AIRY. 100, IN the suit OF !, w, Green plaintiff,
VS. the buckeye Mining Company a corpora
ton, defendant then pending Ia said court,
lie UNDERSIGNED Receiver OF the said defend
ant company win sell ~ the highest bidder
Tor cash on saturday the sth day OF febru-
ary 1902 nc H. O'Clock noon at the ofhee Of
James II. Moyle Room NO. Z, Desecet Ma
ti0na Bank building, corner OF Main and
First South streets, Ia salt Lake CITY, Utah.
all the right. title interest, aud estate Of the
said Buckeye Mining Company. In and 70 all
those certain mining claims situpte In tho
'rintlc Mining District, Juab Comfy state
OF Utah to- vii
Tho " lctorla" lode. Parallel lode,
salt Lake City" lode the Protector lode
the buckeye lode ana I'D. u. Green lode
mining claims patent survey number J31A
'llntlc Mining District, .uab County Utah.
For moro particular description OF said
mining claims, reference Is hereby made to
the location certificates. recorded Ia tha or
ice " the Mining Recorder o. said llntlc
Mlning District and In the otlioe OF the
tOunty Recorder OF luub County, Utah, also
Two boilers ono engine, aud all the ma
chlnery, tool' and appliances used Ia con-
nectlUn herewith, aud all tho personal prop.
efty of said buckeye Mining Company In
snid shaft house and on said Mining claims
and belonging 10 said Company
lll bias must be sealed aud delivered 10
IA Receiver On or before the hour OF sale.
accompanied by O certified check for the
amount Ut bid Bidsito be opened at the
time and place OF sale Aforesaid Tho right
to reject any and all bids i reserved.
JAMES SHARP
Receiver Of the Buckeye Mining Company,
James II. Moyle, Attorney,
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Utah & Colorado OH Company; You ara
hereby notified that ia pursuance OF the
provided, the Undersigned. president OF the
said company has called a special meetiag
OF the stockholders 70 % held AZ the Knats'
ford Hotel 10 salt Lake Clty, Utah, on the
10Th day OF February, 1902, az tho hour Of
o'clock p m Al said meeting tho following
questions will be submitted ~ the stock
holders for their action thorooa'
lst Shall the action OF q majority OF the
directors, Ia y pretended meeting OF the
Hoard VI Directors on tho slst day OF laau'
ary 1902 BIZ repudlateds
md Shall the contract entered Into by
the President Of tho Company, on tbs -e-'
day u october iOi, on behalf Of the Com
pany With Kerr Closer & Van Clege, pro-
vldiug Tor the Development OF the Companys
property Bog ratified and approyed'
3rd Shall the officers OF tue Company be
authorized 10 provide f0g further develop
hent work and provide Tor tho sale N treas
ury stock, and II so, what officer or officers
shall be authorized 10 ACT IA this behalf aud
upon what terms and conditions shall tho
stock be s0ldi
ith. shall the Company open an office 40
Chicago for the sale OF stock aud the trans
action OF other nancla OuslRessi
5th Any other questions which may be
brought 70 the attention " said meeting ~
,tuy uf the stockholders present
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Company, at Chicago, this 18th
lsgAL) day OF January A. D. lV0-
D. A. HOLMES, President
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9 - ~

A GARGLE Of salt water strength
ems the throat takes away The sorappy
feeling at the beginning Of d Cold "iT'
does the rest,
WOODEN worn next the skin keeps
I'M the heat "17' strengthens and rec
wives low vitality and prevents Colds
DRY FEET are essential to good
health. Keep the feet warm and dry,
and '1f' win keep you well.
Rattle frequently be sure to rub
dry and yet up the circulation after the
bath a dose Of "1l' wan assist nature
KEEP the mouth closed. breathe
through the nose n this Is difficult.
you have catarrh and need "11'
LET the beard grow II your throat Is
sensitive and take "1"-.it cures
hoarseneag aud restores The voice.
'BAVENTY-aNYEN" t"71D Dr.
Humphrey Famous Specific. stops a
Cold AZ the start and "hreaks up" Colds
tha' hang on. Az all Druggists,
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FLY MINING AND MILLING COMPANY.
Oflce and principal place ot business, salt
Lake CITY, Utah Notice IS hereby given
that nc meeting Of the directors, held on
the 2ith day NJ January, 1902, an assessment
Of three cents per share wac levied on all the
shares " the capital stock VI the corporation
issued and outstanding, payable ON or before
February gs no! % tho Treasurer at bis
Main street. salt Lake City, Utah, Any
stock upon which tho assessment may remain
uupald ON the ist day OF March, 1902, will be
Delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment Is made before,
80 MANI Of the shares represented by each
certificate ~ the stock sn delinquent as may
ha necessary viii ho sold on the 10Th day Ot
March ln2 at 10 o'clock u. M, 70 pay the
delinquent assessment together with tho
cost OF advertising and expense ~ sale
WM, B SPRhGUE secretary
by order Of the board Of directors
salt Lake City, Utah. January "a, 1909
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NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
the stockholders Of the Elias Morrls
& Sons Company, a corporation that
a special meeting Of said stockholders
viii be held NJ two o'clock p m. on the
lgth day Of February. A. u. 1909, az the
office of said corporation at No, % west
South Temple Street, salt Lake city
for the purpose of considering and vot-
ing upon the proposition, 10 reduce the
canital stock Of said corporation to
thirty thousand dollars. and to amend
the Articles Of incorporation TO conform
thereto, to-wit, that the capital stock
OF said corporation shall be and consist
Of six thousand shares VI the par value
Of s.. per share.
NEPHT j. MORRIS,
President Of Elias Morris & Sons Com
pany. Corporation.
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DrsnRrr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY !, 1902

below ground, ut Blind Springs, Idaho,
perfectly preserved, was presented TO
Inc cabinet of general collections BY 10
soph NJ. Harris, a former resident or
Ogden. Both gentlemen have our SIN
core thanks for thus kindly remember
lng the academy
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Hon, Joseph Stanford and wife left
for California this morning TO be abb
sent for several weeks, for the benefit
OF Mr. Staniords health
Supt Nephi Anderson, Of the Box
elder county schools wan nm Ogden
visitor yesterday on business.
The old folks Of the Fifth ward WIN
be given a party In the ward han next
Thursday. Extensive preparations are
being made for their comfort and
pleasure
John Seese, who has been assistant
superintendent of the Pullman Car
company IN this city left yesterday
with his wife for California, where he
has accepted position,
Fosters Military band Will give an.
other OF their enjoyable masquerade
balls IN the Union Opera house Tuesday
evening Feb. 9Th,
Clarence Gunnel and Fred Nye have
gone to Idaho on a short business trip.
William Pyper expects 10 leave next
week for months travel through
Idaho IN the interest Of the Eoyle Fur
nlture company,
Carl Holapp IL reported TO be on the
way to recovery from his attack VI
typhoid fever
The real estate business has been
comparatively active during the past
week
Miss Minnie Davis, who has been
visiting with friends In ogden, has
returned to her home In Salt Lake
city.
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Norlrr nr AssKssMENr M. !.

The Buckeye Mining Company, office
and principal place OF business, salt Lake
City Utah
Notice Is hereby given that at meet.
ing OF the directors held on tho sh Gay "
january. 1872. su assessment lNO. u, 0t
Two and one-hlll cents 70 10 per state
Was levied on an OF the shares Of the
capital stock 0f the corporation, payable
Immediately to W h. Jermalne, secretary
of the company. al the office Of the com-
psnv room a. Atlas block SAL Lake
tiy. Utah ANY stock upon which this
assessment may remain ulpgit on
Wednesday the l-lh day Of Feoraary
ie2 will be delinquent and advertised for
sale al public auction, and unless pay
mout is made before Wlll be sold on Mon
day. the 3r3 day OF Marco ,l9g AZ the
hour OF ~ o'clock a. m, az the office of
the secretary N the company, ni Atlas
block. Salt Lake city, Utah 20 pay The
dcllnquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising and expense Of sale.
By order OF The board 0f directors.
W. Z. JBRMAINE,
SECRETARY.
of,s. "a Atlas block. Salt Lake City.
Utah
First publication January =, 1902; last
publication February II, 1861
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srrcIAL srocknoLprRs. MEETING

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
a specu meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Illinois Mlning Company Will be held at the
Office OF the company No o. Commercial
Block. salt Lake Cuy Utah, on saturday.
February 18th, 1872. 40 the hour N u o'clock
%. m said meeting * called and Win be
held FOR the following purposes
First For the election Of officers Tor the
ensuing year
second 10 consider tho question Of The
present indebtedness OF tho Company ana TO
devise ways and means OF raising iunds TO
paw che same
Third 10 consider the future policy OK the
Company and Tor the Transaction OF such
other business rs may properly come before
SAID meeting,
SAMUEL 4, KING. President.
d. g. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
Dated January ~, 1902,
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PAyS0N.
HEAVY SNOWFALL,
Sunday School Officers Banquet ana
Ball Sporting Events.

Sunday School Onicers' Banquet ana
Sporting Events.
Special Correspondence,
Payson, Utah, ian. Sl,--At present we
are having the coolest spell of weather
we have had this winter, with a heavy
snowfall. 1t Is reported that the snow
fan In the mountains is an exceedingly
Heavy one, which news Will tend 10
GLADDEN. the farmers hearts,
SPORTING EVENTS.
Payson's athletes are looking for
ward to Wednesday, February ~, as q
gala day for them as on that day a
glove contest between Ray Barney, Of
payson, aud Kid Smith, of Salt Lake,
viii take place. 1t viii be a twenty
round contest for 500 purse and gate
receipts.
The same day our choicest marksmen
ere to stand up against the Mt. Pleas
ant hunters In rabbit hunt, TO come
OF beyond Goshen, the losers TO tender
q grand ball IN the Payson Opera house
In the evening. A special train VIII be
run from Tintic and Salt Lake and
many visitors are expected.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BANQUET.
Tonight the Payson Sunday school Of
ficers are rendering the stake sunday
school officers a banquet and ball in the
Payson Opera house. Much interest
las been taken In the affair which
promises to be most enjoyable one.
Mckinley memorial services were held
In our public schools. Appropriate exor-
discs were held and collection OF nick
les made
Our merchants called q meeting for
the purpose of doing away with the
credit system. The project was hearth
ly supported and now the cash system
Is strictly In vogue, The merchants
were compelled to do this 10 protect
their interests as 1t worked & hardship
en- them TO carry lengthy accounts for
months at time,
Little ora Marsh who has been very
low from typhoid. Is slowly GONZALES
cling
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MISSIONARY sENDoFF
nOUNT PLEASANT.
Marriage of Miss Elna A. Erickson
and Alma Bennett.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant, sanpete Co., Jan. al
The spacious mansion Of MrAlif Erick-
sen was the scene OF a happy event
last evening, About 100 friends were
present to witness the marriage Of Mr.
Alma Bennett and Miss Ena a. Erick-
sen, the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. AM
Erickson Prest. G. N. Lund made the
happy pair one. Congratulations fol-
lowed, presents were numerous useful
ornamental and costly The upstairs OF
the house was devoted TO the marriage
feast, here was displayed all that cpl
curtain taste and artistic cookery could
devise. Music and song lent their charms
til the wee sma' hours Of the morn adj
m0nlshed an adjournment.
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Heart
Beats

that are too fast or too slow,
too strong or too weak, are not
the kind that come from a
healthy heart. Remember,
every heart that pains, Autters,
palpitates, skips beats, and
every heart that causes fainting
spells, Shortness of breath or
smothering, is weak or diseased,
and cannot keep the blood cir
culating at its normal rate.
"My heart was very weak and
kept skipping beats until 1t
missed from one to three beats q
minute. Well knowing what
theresult would be IL this trouble
was not stopped, | began taking
DR.. Miles Heart Cure, and two
bottles brought the heart action
to its normal condition"
d. D, Holm,
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IN the First district court. The plain
utt's evidence was completed Thurs
DAY evening and the witnesses for the
railway company were heard Friday.
loter Ah0 CHRIS SorensOn, ~ $ Bell
Frank HoOpes, James Sorenson An-
drew Olson, John Nicholson aud 9TH
ets most Of them being railway en-,
ployes, were upon the stand and tesu-
ied that the signal was given at the
time of the accident and that plaintiff
was guilty Of contrlbutory negligence.
The defense also sets up The claim
the Holland wds not personally injured.
u Is expected the case viii 90 to the
jury by saturday at noon.
The Utah Mortgage Loan corporation
mas filed sun against Lars y Peterson
TO recover 5000 alleged to be due on d
promIssQry note.
DOUBLE QUARANTINE.
Prof Mosloh Han Of the 49, Y. col.
lese is beglnnng 10 fear that fate Is
very unklnd TO him For some days
past the water from Little Logan river
mas 0verioWed hts lot penning his
family In their home, on top OF this
misfortune came q case OF scarlet fever,
ana now the good natured educator Is
Quorantined In a double sense.
MCKINLEY DAY.
on wednesday last, Mckinley me.
mortal day interesting progfams were
rendered In the various schools About
S35 was contributed IN cent pieces by
the students. A teacher In one OF The
schools refused 20 allow her pupils 60
contribute, saying she aid not believe
IN building monuments Tor the dead,
when there are no many poor people
living,
FARMERS UNION ORGANIZED,
A well attended meeting OF the farm-
eIs Of Cache Valley was held In the GIo-
gan tabernacle Friday afternoon for the
purpose Of organizing county farm.
ers union Thomas l.tishman OF Wells.
Nlle acted as chairman and MIR, stew
'ns of Lewiston secretary, The matter
was discussed at considerable length,
ana an organization effected A CON
stltutlon setting forth that the objects
OF the union are TO promote the inter-
osls of the farmers, was adopted and
the following officers were elected
President Thomas Irvine, Logan, vice
president, Carl Nelson, Greenvile. sec
rotary W. II, THAN, Logan; treasurer.
john d. zolinger Providence
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THIS IS no GIVE NOTICE THAT OK
the 3gth day OF October 1882 hl Salt Like
city The a. y, Moon gOmpauy % purnuf-
alton and ~. H. soares, executed and de-.
nyerel 10 w III Emery their uroml sorry
note in writing IN which they promised 90
pa} o. said W. IT, Emery ln one Year q 70
Tor said date the sum oi one hundred upd
ufty $4,000 dollars with Interest at tUp
rate of ten per cent OW per gnuum from
date, that a. secure the prompt narmont
ul said note. the A. o. Moon company j.
corporation on thp same date executed
and delivered 10 the undersigned true-
tee their certain deed Of trust conveying
10 said trustee me following described
property situated I'm Salt Lake county,
State of Utah t0-wiG
Commencing at the northwest corner OF
the northwest quarter OF section twenty
ono (2N township three CN south. range
one Ol east of SAT- Lake Meridian run,
ming thence south eighty (W rods. thence
east hfty-uuc and four hundred and TWEEN.
ty.uinC thousandihs (5l l2g) rods. thence
north hftv.BlN 600 rods. thence east
twouty-eight and i've hundred aud seven.
ty-Onc thuuspndths 'N5iO rods, thence
north twcuty-tOur go rods, thence west
eighty N)) rods To the place Of beginning
Said trust deed providing among Oth-
er things that " default should be made
IN the payment OF the interest or the
taxos Of said property when due. or the
payment OF principal when due, that this
trustee might, at the request of the legal
holder OF said note. proceed To sell the
property above described az public venue
90 the highest bidder at the west front
door of the court House OF said County,
after giving thirty days notice OF tho
time aud place Of sale, and description
OF the property 10 DE sold by advertise
mont In some newspaper published I'M the
County Of salt Lake that default has
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srorKuoIrERS, Mrr1IyG.

AURORA MINING AND MILLING cont.
Company for the election Of directors aud
Tor the transaction NJ such othpr business AS
as may properly come before the meeting
viii be- held at the Office " The Company
So. 90 A. Main tfoet, salt Lake ely utah,
on the first Monday (3rd day. " March, 1902
al T. o'clock noon
JAMES ID. STIRLING, Secretary.
salt Lake City, Utah, Jau. 81 iqo2.
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PROVO.
FREE POSTAL DELIVERY,
District Court Cases Powcrs.Davis
Wedding Fatal Case of Measles,

Special Correspondence
Provo Utah Co., Feb 1.-The case
of w, $. Tanner ct al vs. Jas. Finlayson
is still before the district court Fail
ure to finish the case prevented Judge
Booth from leaving for ~. George yes
terday He expects to 30 this evening
Hannah Peterson va Jos Crook ct al
bill Of exceptions settled
Estate Of Catherine A. Watson, de-
ceased petition for order confirming
sale Of real estate granted.
Estate of David MCPHERSON de-
ceased petition for final distribution
and partition granted
Estate Of Thomas Fowler, deceased,
petition for sale OF real estate granted
assignment OF Provo Hardware and
Iron company; order approving final re-
port Of assignment and for distrlbu-
tion of balance Of funds 10 creditors
Chrlsten Johnson W. Lars Peter John
son permission given to file amended
complaint
Provo Mining company VS. Jas. NJ,
Robbins ct al; patent to be left in care
of clerk for inspection Of all parties
concerned.
Estate of Jos Crook; petition for sale
of real and personal property set for
hearing Feb. H.
DEATH FROM MEASLES.
Mabel, the two-year-old daughter Of
MIR, and Mrs Charles Davis, Of the
Third ward died yesterday from
measles. The funeral win be held sun
day
FREE POSTAL DELIVERY.
Today the mail carriers under the
free delivery system commenced work
In this city. some Of the 9arapherDalla
for the service being tempOrarilylfpr
nished by the Salt Lake office. The
public having business with the CARRIERS
viii apply at the north window,
PowERs.DAvIs WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued TO
Alphonzo Leroy Davis, %, and Nellie
Helena Powers, is, both of Lehh
GARDEN CITY NOTES,
Elder b II Roberts will lecture be.
fore the NJ, |. A, in the tabernacle sun
day evening,
The firemen will give bali In the
opera house, Tuesday evening, Febru-
airy lth
The skeleton Publishing Co, has
moved into its new quarters opposite
the postohice The building has been
conveniently arranged for the large
business OF the firm; and an inspection
Of its fine modern machinery, operated
by large number OF expert employees,
is a great object lesson, showing what
oan be done by energetic efforts, united
with business ability, 20 one who re-
members the small beginning OF the
business a few years ago, when the
above named qualities constituted the
principal assets Of the firm.
The first sleighing OF the season Is
now being enjoyed, About three INCHES
Of snow fell yesterday, with indications
of much heavier snowfall IN the
mountains
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NOTICE.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
City Council OF Salt Lake CITY Of the IN.
tentlon Of such council 20 make the fol-
lowing described Improvement. tU-wit,
Grading curblng and paving South Tem-
pie street from the east line of south
State street 70 Third West street IN Paw
ing Districts Nos. and H. and anfray the
cost aud expenses thereof, estimated at
eighty-sx thousand six hundred nfty-
eight dollars (SS6 65S00 or thirteen dollars
lsl8 0O) per front or linear foot, BY q local
assessment upon the lots or pieces OF
ground within the Following described dis
trot, being the district 10 be Affected or
benefited BY said Improvement, namely;
All OF lots and 9. block 10; an Of lots s, 8,
I and B. block I6 all OF lots and g. block
n. all Of lots 8, 6, Z ana 5, block lS all OF
lots and 9. block ~; all Of lots l. q and
\ block 81 all Of lots. and 2 block
G; all Of loty l. 2, and I, block
50, an Of lots / ana 2 block Sli all Of tots
/, g, 3 and 4, block IS, plat "a" Beginning
az the southeast corner Of lot l. block IS.
plat ~ thence east SO feet BEGINNING
al the southwest corner Of lot y, blkk l.
plat 81" thence east % feet, Salt Wake
CITY survey
Ali protests and objections 10 tho CIR
rying out Of such intention must el pre-
scented In writing 20 the city recorder on
or before the lth day Of February, 1902.
being the time set By said council when j
win hear and consider such protests ana
objections as may he made Thereto.
BY order Of the City Council Of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
]. o. NYsTROM,
City Recorder
Paving Intention No l.
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srnoKnnLnERs, MEErIsl

CO-op FURNITURE 90. NOTICE Is
hereby given that the stockholders. Will meet
az their Office, ,l 70 81 Main IT,, on Tuesday.
February lth 1907, at $3.50 . M, Tor the cleo
tiOb OF nine directors, and such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting
0, II, PETIT, Secretary.
Salt Lake City JGnuaay S. le02,
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ONEIDA, IDAHO.
"MoNsrER" MYSTERY SOLVED.
Gala Day for the old Folks -. Ban.
quet and Entertainments.

special Correspondence.
Oneida Bannook CO., Ida, Jan. 81. 49,
The Portneuf monster" mentioned fin
the News" few days ago, Is a Mex
lean, who called at the store of Hen
derson a Sons and begged a few
crackers to eat lie was not feet tall
however, but is covered over his head
and face with q thick growth Of very
black klnky hair that ON his head be.
ing about six inches long. Iio had on
black overcoat Of some coarse mater.
ial, and wore q soft cap, which came
down over his face some. His feet
were wrapped with burap and were
very long and would make n track In
the snow about n or 10 inches. This
is believed here TO he the "monster''
that stirred up the people near Chess
terrified