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CROPS. NEWS NOTES
HALEY, IDAHO,
THEY WE'RE MARRIED AT BOISE
The Climax Of a Sensational Case -
The News Surprise,
speelal Corresrondence.

Special Correspondence.
Haley, July l3--News has beer re-
ceived at this place Of the marriage &C
Boise OF William II. Watt president Of
the Watt Banking company TO Mrs
Vivian S. Stove also OF this city.
There are some sensational facts COM
nected With this union that tends to
keep the matter before the public eye
ana the news Of this climax comes as
surprise 60 those who are best aC-
Quninted with the details Of the az
fair.
TIE marriage is an act Of some
what sensational drama that came near
eliminating IN tragedy, Prompted by
mad infatuation, as said for the w0-
man who Is now his wife. Watt went
10 Portland ana attempted suicide, He
leaped into the river and was hsned
out half dead. The newspaper accounts
OF the affair al the time stated that Mr.
Watt had become temporarily derang-
cd. This arrangement seems 20 have
continued for some time. as he was for
a lorg period dfterwafd 10 private
sanitarium In Oregon. He returned 20
Haley recently. the announcement be-
ing made that nv was restored 70
health.
Mr. Watt Is president OF the Watt
thanking company, this city. and has
been for years prominently connected
In various business enterprises IN this
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NOTICE or srEcIAL oIrY rAx.

TO Whom u May Concern Notice is
hereby given that "a special tax for the
purpose OF constructing q sewer on the
north eide Of Second South street between
Eighth East ami Tonth East streets, and
on the west side OF Tenth East street, be-
tween Second South and First South
streets IN sewer district No I has been
levied by ordinance of the city council
md confirmed on tho 18th day Of july
1903
said special tax Is levied ppon tho fol-
lowing real property IN salt Lake City
to-wt All VI lots I 3 and g. block %.
Che east go feet Of lot 1, and All OF lots 2,
and s. and the south 100 feet OF lot g.
block 56 plat A SALT Lake City survey,
ana 20 "a depth Of twenty-five feet back
irom said street ana s due and payable
NOW and viii become delinquent on the
Eth day OF September. 1908
RICHARD 2. MORRIS.
City Treasurer and Special Tax Collector
Salt Lake city. Utah, July 18TH 1908
Sewer Extension NO i2o
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Norlcr OF srfclAL clrY TAN,

TO Whom II MAY Concern Notice is
hereby given that special tax for the
purpose of constructing sewer ON the
south s'de OF Fourth South street. from
Main street ~ Church street iu sewer
district No 4 has been levied by the City
Council and confirmed on the Eth day Of
July 1913
Said special tax ~ levied upon the fol-
lowing real property in Salt Lake City.
tO-wii The west 30J p feet of lot o. block
~, plat a. Sail Lake City survey. ana 10
depth OF twenty-five feet back from
said street and is due and payable now,
and will become delinquent On the 18Th
day of September 1903
All special taxes are payable at my
office room 1922 city Han Salt Lake city
u, T. MORRIS
CITY Treasurer ana Special Tax Collector
Salt Lake City Utah. July 18th, 1908
AuM.r ENlongIOn No. no
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DEsEREr EVENING NEVIS SATURDAY. JULY IS, 1903.

and when about two miles from town
he died lying In his mothers lap.
ON Monday the fRneral services were
held at kanosh, With Elder Geo. Crane
conducting the exercises. owing To the
absence Of the Bishop and counseloia,
The family was rendered many words
OF consolation, and the heartfelt sym
pathy OF the entire community
A PHILANTHROP1c WORK
on Monday last Elder Anthony Pax.
ton, Dr.. who recently returned from
mission to the Southwestern States,
was made the recipient Of a pleasant
expression OF the good VIII Of the ciii-
zens The Bishop. both oounselors, and
the greater part OF the male popula-
ton gathered at his farm and In short
order had his entire hay crop COM
plctely stacked and housed for the win
ter,
RE. ELECTED AS TRUSTEE
our school election passed OF very
quietly, no opposition was evident,
either at the primary nor the election.
MIR. q. j. Roberts, the former encum.
bent was unanimously renoninated
and later elected TO the position
THE SCHOOL TANGLE.
The complications that arose over the
building OF the new schoolhouse are still
IN a tange, and It ~ not known when
they will be untangied, Meanwhile, the
money Is lying idle and no schoolhouse
r. being built to meet the requirements
% the coming school population.
GRAIN CROPS.
There Is a very good crop Of grain IN
the head and harvesting h begun IN
earnest. There Is every prospect for a
better harvest thar We have had FOR
many years, although the dry weather
is beginning to make us Sigh fora good
shower
PERSONAL
Mrs. Arthur Foulger Of Salt Lake
City is visiting Mr.. and Mrs George
Crane Of our burg. The lady Is accom-
panied by her bright little twins, two
and half years old. While on the long
3O-mile jaunt from Burnt Corral 10
Kanosh the children became quite III
from the effects OF the rocking vehicle,
but on their arrival here their good
health soon returned.
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New Pass Cold Mining Company, prln-
cipal place of business, salt Lake CITY,
Utah. Location of mines New Pass. lan-
der county. Nevada. uRccse River Miu-
Ing p.sirCt Notice Is hereby given that
at e moelur ~ the HJard n Directors "
the New pass Gold Mining Company held
on tho gri day of June. leg. Assessment
30. 4. OF -FOUR cents per Share. was levied
Upon the capital stock Of the corporation.
issued ana outstanding, payable immedi-
ately To- the Secretary at his Orhcel Room
ai TemplCt1u Building salt Lake city
Utah. Amy stock upon which this usses3-
mCHt may remain unpaid on Saturday the
18th day Ol July 1903. viii De delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction.
ana unless payment IS made before viii 30
sold on Tuesday the nth day ~ August
1876 at 70 % clock noon. at the Secrctary's
office 90 pay tho delinquent asscssmcnt
thereon. toee,hcr With the costs ~ adj
Ycrus.ug and expense OF sale
NJ. & MORRIS Secretary.
Utah.
First publication June Ntb. 1903
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KANOSR.
A Sad Death Pbilanihropic Work
School Anairs-Crops.

Kanosh. Utah. July ia sad death
occurred within two miles OF this place
on Saturday. As Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hall. the section foreman OF Burnt Cor
raj, were on the road to Kanosh with
their l5-months-old boy IL died IN It's
mothers arms. having shortly before
developed severe attack OF pneu-
monia.
The Hall family lives at Burnt Cor.
raj, and when the FIRST symptoms ap-
peared did all they could to aid the suf.
fering child, calling In the Elders and
using such remedies that lay within
their reach TO alleviate his pain: final
~ they determined to take the child 10
ksnosh for treatment, and. going with
MIR Geo. Crane OF this town. the party
left Burnt Corral about o'clock In the
morning. Shortly after starting the III
tie fellow become decidedly worse. aud
g halt was made so that everything
possible could be done TO SAVE his life.
but II seemed that this was not to be.
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section, Watt has also taken some
very active parts IN campaign matters
particularly as a Democrat, stu he
with one other, voted for senator Shoup
and created considerable stir IN Demo-
cratic circles az the time.
The outcome OF the natter is looked
forward to with considerable interest
qt Haley and also IN many parts Of
Idaho on account Of the prominence
Of the parties and the past sensational
ddVplOpmcnta
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Blackheads, pimples, greasy faces and
muddy compilations, which are so COM
mon among women, especially girls at
certain age, destroying beauty, dis
figuring and making repulsye, features
which would otherwise appear attract
i've ana refined. indicate that the liver
is out OF order. An occasional dose OF
Herhine VIII cleanse the bowels, regu-
late the liver and so establish clear,
healthy complexion, SOC at q, c, NJ. l.
Drug Dept.
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CENTERVILLE.
Davis County in Line for Roar
Claim Taxes Are Too High.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Centerville, Utah. July 1.-THE
state board Of equalization having noti-
fed the county commissioners that 1t
proposed to raise the assessed value
OF all real estate IN the county fifteen
per cent, all improvements ten per
cent and an merchandise ten per cent,
the county commissioners and num-
Der of tax payers representing nearly
all sections Of the county. appeared be-
fore the state board today and entered
their. protest against the proposed in
crease.
Davis county realty Is assessed at a
higher value per acre than realty is In
any other county in the state, and the
people residing here feel that the tax
burden is more than they ought to be
made TO endure.
The protest was presented on the
ground that IN most cases the prop
erty Is assessed at nearly its actual
cash value, and In very many instances
It Is assessed at more than its selling
value.
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NOTICE

Hub Mining Company. Location OF prin-
cipal place VI business, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Notice is hereby given that at q
meeting Of the Directors, held on the 18th
day Of June. 1903 an assessment Of two
mills per share was levied on the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable az once
10 O. w. Moyle treasurer, az the office Of
Young a. Moyle, Deserst National Bank
Building. Salt Lake city Utah. Any
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 2lst day Of July,
1s03, viii be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless
payment Us made before. will be sold on
August Sth, 1903, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of adj
ysrtisiug and expense OF sale
O. w. MOYLE, Secretary
Deseret National Bank Building Salt
Lake city Utah
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nIps WANTED.

Moab Grand County Utah Scaled bids
viii Dc received by the undcrs ened until
10 o'clock a. M, August 10Th. lse. for tho
erection % "a stone Court-hou,e and gan
in this city. FOR Grand County Certified
check f0r eight per cent Of contract price
required with bid
Plans and specifications at thc Office q
the County Clerk and tho office Of y B.
Boyer Architect Grand Junction. COlofa-
DO, ana also az The National Bank OF Tho
Republic, Salt Lake Citg Utah Fer fur
Their PARTICULAR address a. A. Net
County Clerk. Moab. Utah.
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LOGAN
City Council Sessiou-Diyorce and
Marriage News-Bssc Ball Notes.

Special Correspondence,
Logan. July l6.-The Logan city coun-
ell met In regular session "Wednesday
evening, President Robinson occupying
tho chair
Gustgvc Berntson asked the council
TO enforce the ordinance with regard
to street flooding, stating that the peo-
pie ON Fifth West suffer from this evil
Referred.
A protest was received from the Des-
eret Savings bank of Salt Lake City'
Directing to the sidewalk pavement on
First West Nevertheless an ordinance
was passed providing for this pave
ment, as the protest did not contain
the necessary signatures OF two-thlrds
of the property owners
Ordinances We're also passed proyid-
ing for the sidewalk paVements on Cen.
ter. Main aud First South streets, and
water mains on the Island, as here
tofnre published.
The city engineer was instructed to
prepar u plat Of wire lines and water
mains In the city,
The city attorney was requested to
attend all meetings OF the council
The attorney was also instructed TO
take action against the millmen who al.
low sawdust to enter Logan river.
Councilman Thoreson gave notice
that at the next meeting Of the coun-
ell he would move a reconsideration Of
the code on the billiard ordinance,
The council transacted routine bust
ness and adjourned.
KARREN CASE CACHED.
At last il appears that the Karen
case has been settled amicably among
al parties. Mrs Tabltha Karen was re-
gently awarded the custody of her two
children. and as they had been taken
TO Canda 10y the father r. w. Karen,
she went thither for the purpose of ob.
tanning them. Upon her arrival there,
an agreement was reached whereby one
child accompanied its mother 10 To-
gan. while the other remained In Cdnda
In the First district court Wednesday
Hans Hansen was granted q divorce
nom Anna X. Hansen, ON the ground
Of iesertioh, The court then adjourned
until Aug. 4.
INTELLECTUALLY lNCLlNED.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued by County Clerk Farrell this
week
Albert NJ Flheld, Weston ...u...25
Sarah :. Price, Malad. ..........
Hans j. llemment. Thayne. ..,,u..55
slfie Flueckiger Soaford. .......S2
II. l.. Erdman, Brigham Cityu,,,,.a21
Connie Spierman, Logan....,...,.2 20
Henry Smith. Smithiield ......,....24
Tabitha Johnson, Rlchnond.,,n,a23
BASEBALL CONTESTS.
The grocery and dry goods clerks
win he pittfd against each other In a
game Of baseball ON the Gath Of July.
An effort was recently made by the
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BEST SELLING BOOKS.
Record for june.

According to the records Of all book
sellers. the six books which have sold
best In the order Of demand during the
month are;
1. Lady Roses Daughter, Ward $3.50
2. Loyey Mary, Hogan. - mo-, o.. 100
3. Under the Rose, lsham.. .... q. 100
4. Darrell Of the Blessed Isles,
Bachelor. q. ., g.. ., q. .. =. 1,50
6. The Filigree Ball. Green .... 100
6. Wee Macgreegor Bell D.. ....,. 100
We have them In all the latest pop
ular books Of the day.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
l6 Main 81.
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A Trip to Atlantic se..hore Resorts

Is a delightful outing at any season,
Through tickets are sold at your rail-
road station. routed via the Lehgh
Valley Railroad, Aperloa's Great Dou-
bic Track Scenic Highway.
Send 2-cent stamp to General Passen-
ger Department ,Lehlgh Valley Rail-
road, New York, for booklet on Atlantic
CitV.
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nRIEr MOVES. PERSONALS. rTc.

A fine daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyrum +, Crockett.
The A. o. NJ. & 3. Co. filed suit Wed
nesday against Mrs. Anna y. Phillips
for s5j0.17 alleged TO be due for lumber
Mrs. John Lea OF Wellsyile, a highly
esteemed resident died Of heart fail
ure Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jessop. a highly es-
teeemd resident Of Millville, died Mon
day, after an extended Illness.
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Rev. w. L. Riley. l.. L. D., Cuba. New
York, writes. After fifteen days Of ex-
circulating pain from sciatlc rheuma-
tlsm. under various treatments, ! was
induced to try BILLIARDS. Snow Lint
ment the first application giving my
first relief. and the seconds entire re-
lief l can give It unqualified recom-
mendetlon. 2ic, 50c and 81 00 at 4. Z. NJ.
l. Drug Dept.
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FARMERS FRATERNIzE.

\ meeting of the executive committee
of the Farmers association OF Cache
valley has been called TO be held Satur-
day July Is, at . ,. M in the county
court house
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SoTlcE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice IL hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders " the Mar
gate Investment Company VIII be held on
The 18th day u July. 1905. at the hour Of
ten o'clock o. m, at the Office OF said
company. No 20 South Main Street, Salt
Lake city Utah. for the purpose Of CON
Hdorng and voting upon certain proposed
amendments to the Articles OF lnc0rpora-
ton OF the company, whereby the time OF
tho duration Of said corporation Is TO be
extended from ten years 20 hfty years
from the date Of lts Incorporation, that Is,
TO the 18th day OF August lN9 and where
BY the capital stock Of said corporation Is
20 be reduced from 500 shares 10 $500
shares, and from $4,000 TO $4,000; and
whereby the aggregate amount OF assess
mcnt that may ~ levied be changed from
five hundred dollars TO five thousand dol
lars.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
HENRY S. MARGETTS,
President
FRANK Il, MARGETTs.
Secretary
Dated June 22nd 1903
The stockholders met pursuant 10 the
above notice and upon motion duly made
Bnd seconded. adjourned said meeting un-
IN 10 o'clock a. m, July 10Th ly8 az the
same place
FRANK L. MARGETTs.
Secretary
July 18th. 1903
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Wabash Mining Company. location Of
principal place of business salt Lake
quent on the following described stock ON
account OF assessment No q levied on the
Gst day Of May 1896 the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
sMlrlhnllnIe n. lnLlnM.-
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And in accordance with law and the or
der OF tht Board Of Directors made on the
g=, day OF MAY 1893 ~ many shares OF
essarv viii be- sold az the office ~ the
company. room 3E Auerbach Building
South Main street salt Lake City Titan.
on the 2lth day OF July. 1913 az the hour
NJ 70 O'Clock a. NJ. 70 nav the delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
cost OF advertising and oXpeuses Of sale.
W. MONT. FERRY. socy.
once Room No. 90 Auerbach Building,
Salt Lake City Utah.
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PAROWAN.
Fruit Crops seriously Injured
School Election.

Special Correspondence.
Parowan. July l3.-The heavy winds
last week wrought havoc with the fruit
crop. the smaller fruits had been pre-
ylouslv injured by the late frosts, maxi
ing that crop failure II Is gratifying
however, to see the fine loads OF hay
being hauled every day, most people
have garnered more at the FIRST cutting
than through the entire season last
year, and number Of our farmers say
their fan wheat Is In excellent oondi.
ton, and viii likely be threshed and
ready for bread IN couple Of weeks,
which will be a relief to the community
I'm general
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AN EDITOR RETURNS.

Editor j. f.. Dleh Of the Mammoth
Record has returned from the east,
where ne has been attending the con-
yentlon OF the n. T.. A.
A number OF our prominent ladies' are
attending the stake conference of the
Relief societies Of the Juab stake, az
Eureka. The session will continue FRI
day and Saturday,
Oscar Andrus has qualified for the
office OF school trustee having been
elected on the Independent ticket by a
majority Of votes over Hugh Jamison
as noted in yesterdays News"
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Mr. Abe Burnham, a railroader, fell
through a railroad bridge last night
while walking between Eureka and
Tintic Junction, breaking his collar
bone. lie was removed to the Tintic
hospital at Robinson by his companions
and the fracture attended to.
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BTND YOUR MAGAZINES.

Old Books, Music and Magazines, Put
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records Of value can be
saved by having them bound. The
News bindery can DO the work In any
form at any price.
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DELINQUENT SorICE.

The Uintah Oh Company. Principal
place Of business. salt Lake City Utah =
Notice-There are delinquent upon tho
following described stock on account OF
assessment levied on the 9th day OF May
1903. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders as
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EAGLES EXCURSION
10 Ogden, Sunday, July 1Oth.

Via r. @. W.. outing at Glenwood
Park. Fare 800 Train leaves Salt
Lake $3.50 u. IN. Returning leaves Og-
den HOO p m. All invited.
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PIONEER DAY.

The pioneer day committee has se-
cured the services OF Nephi l.. Morris
as the speaker in tn celebration Of
the gath.
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And 40 accordance with law and IA
order OF the hoard OF Directors made on
the 26th day oft May, 1908. so many shares
OF each parcel OF stock as may be ntces-
sary viii be- sold at public auction 40 the
office Of the Company, No lp9-l0 NcCor-
nick Block. ON the 9Th day VI july, 1873,
at the hour of D. m, To- pay delinquent
assessments thereon, together with the
cost of advertising expense ~ sale.
e.. A. r.. ORLOB, Secy
509-l0 Mccormick Block.
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OUR NEICHBORS.
WESTON, IDAHO.
A Ten Year ola Boy Killed-A Mar.
row Escape 49, Crops.
Eneolnl Aforementioned.

Special Correspondence.
Weston, Ida, July i3--Last Saturday
was a day OF accidents at this place;
the nose serious being the unfortunate
death Of Ralph, the lO-year-old son Of
Mr. Hans and Marie Anderson, The
boy was hauling hay or rather driving
the team. 1t was during the very hot
weather and high winds were pre-
Valling and our citizens we're generally
working at night. It being cooler and
pleasanter. The boy was climbing the
loaded wagon, when the team became
frightened and ran away throwing him
team ran kicking and rearing In a
circle. When the team was finally
stopped the boy was picked up stll
conscious and seemingly unhurt lie
told his father he was all right But
they carried him home and had been
there but a short time when he passed
away, having evidently been hurt in
ternally, The sorrowlng parents have
the sympathy OF the entire ward.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
Lou Erickson also had a narrow es-
cape. While returning on load Of hay,
Il tipped over, throwing him with such
force that he became unconscious. A
doctor was summoned and he Is now on
the road to recovery
CROPS, NEWS NOTES.
Crops are whitening In the bllghtlng
weather Farmers I'm this dry farm
section feel dlsheartened. and the spirit
Of migration seems contagious and IL
talk ever becomes action there viii be a
general trek to seek more moistencd
climate.
Neppa Benson left on the Sunday
morning train for northern parts TO
look over o farm he contemplates buy
ing and much depends upon his report
OF the country.
We had a glorious Fourth ana VIII
celebrate the gath with equal patriot
ism
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EUREKA.
Nabbs a Peculator Election OF
School Trustees.

Gt1utA iEuNNttrs
Special Correspondence.
Eureka, July l7.-sheriff Cronin ar
rested man by the name OF Fay
Heron today on description furnished
by Sheriff Shields VI Tooele county.
Cronin has been looking for him since
Tuesday, but could SET no trace until
today, when he saw the man on the
street Heron admitted his Identity
but denied his guilt lie IL q years
Of age. and is wanted for stealing
Sheriff Shields was notified and Will
come for the prisoner tomorrow morn
Ing.
SCHOOL ELECTION or TRUSTEES.
School elections were held IN the three
CAMPS Of the Tlntlc district this week,
and the following trustees were elect
ed
Eureka-Edward Pike. term OF three
years.
Mammoth-Oscar Enders, for term
Of three years
Silver City-Brlg Wheeler, for
three-year term.
The Eureka school trustees were yot.
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MAMMOTH.
A New Town Established - Pioneer
Day Notes

Special Correspondence.
Mammoth July 17.-The new town
Tlntlc Junction, on the new San Pedro
road. below Robinson, win soon be
launched and an accomplished fact,
There are now completed fine up-to-
date depot, including an office and
worehouse Six6O feet, a l0-roomed no.
tel a treble tracked wye tanks, etc.
and there is soon TO be three stalled
roundhouse built.