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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 6.-Cattle-Receipts 400;
market nominal, Good to prime steers,
D. Wa0.tJ; poor To medium 3.15A0. w;
stockers ana feeders. 2,,oaI4 70; cows, l.5J
g4.S; heifers, 2,Oon+io; Gamers, l.toa
40, bulls, 2,OOq4lO; calves, 2,v0qf. W.;
Texas fed steers, 4.Wdi.6O,
Hogs-keceipts today, ll,00; tomorrow,
5O,Uv; market slow 10 weak, Mixed and
butchers. 5lVgo 81; good TO choice heavy,
5.Sa9.39; rough heavy 5.lGq5,2. light,
i.s5aS.l5; bulk Of sales, .5lOq53.
sheep--Recelpts, 20D; market steady;
lambs, steady. Good TO choice wethers,
i,i1d5.6; fair to choice mixed, 3.j0ui 60;
western sheep, 100000, native lambs.
i.WG5.b; western lambs. 4.50q5,75 west
ern lambs wooded, 5,1ja6.0
OMAHA.
South Omaha, April 16.--Cattle-- Re
celpts, 100; market nominally steady, Ma
tive steers, 3,Da6.lj; COWS and heifcrs,
3Wq4.0; Gamers, 2.v0g2 S5i ,stockers and
feeders, 2,i5a4, ~; calves, 3,6Da5.1j, bulls,
stays, etc, 2,jOq3.S0
hoss-Recelpts, 1000; market steady,
Heavy, 4.y0fib,0O, mixed. i.s5ai. 9O light,
tl9gtg2ie; pigs. iOcai.vo; bulk of sales,
i.S5u6 .92ls.
sheep--Receipts, 1900; market steady.
westerns. 5.oJa5,65; wethers. i,7Sa5. 50
ewes. 4.50q5. %; common and stockers. 3.2j
400; lambs, 5.Wu6g5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, April i6.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100; market unchanged. Native
steers, 3.2JNi,25; native cows and heifers
2.Ooai.i5; western steers, S6Oai.65; west
ern COWS. 2,Wa4.Oo
Hogs--Receipts. 1000; market ce'ts
lower. Bulk OF sales, 1885 hevay 49,
A nj larhf
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CONCENTRATES.

W. c. Thomas Of the Newhouse staff
is in Bingham today,
Y. a. Keith, now connected with the
stan OF John Hayes Hammond, Is In
the city.
Samuel Newhouse returned last
night from brief business trip to
Denver,
Former Acting Manager NJ. NJ, Mayes
Of the Majestic. and wife, arrived from
Milford this morning.
The new i0O-horse power engine for
the Utah Consolidated companys new
smelter has arrived,
Manager d. c. Jackling, after delay
ing his departure for day, departed
for Colorado yesterday,
Another car load OF mercury from
the Sacramento mine OF Mercur will
be shipped to the eastern markets next
week.
Martin Hunker Of Springfield, Ohio.
spent a few hours IN the city today
while en- route home from trip to
Nevada mining camps.
Charles Read has been elected a d.
rector OF the Ajax Mining company
In the place OF p. l.. Kimberly who
Is no longer shareholder OF record In
the company,
Major Waiting. representing the east
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TRADING
IN STOCKS DONE.
Orders We're Few but They Re-
suited Ia Some Small Frac.
tional Gains
GENERAL TENDENCY LOWER.
Some Leaders Got Below Last Nights
Closing, Which Today Was
Dull.

New York, April lG,-only few orders
were In the stock market today for exc
cution at the opening and these resulted
In small fractional advances. A gain Of
q point In Northwestern and loss OF =.
In United States Rubber preferred were
the only changes worthy OF note. Except
for the fluctuations In a few specialties
the dealings during the first hour were
bare OF feature. Consolidated Gas ad-
vancei 3h. Brooklyn Union Gas and
American Telephone and Telegraph .,
General Electric lost /.
The DRIFT OF prices was to lower level,
some VI the leaders getting below last
ngnt. The traqing Was entirely without
interest. Inc closing was duli aud steady.
LIVSs: Money on call nominal, no loans
today
Tine loans easy, 6o and " days, 2IsqS per
scent,
Prime mercantile paper, lilih per cent.
Sterilns exchange steady with actual
business IN bankers bills at 4.Si. 33ii. 81. 40
Tor demand and at i.s5ui.S5.lD for " day
bills.
Posted rates, i.Shli.S.
Commercial bills. i.oihqi,G%.
Bar silver. @!s
Mexican dollars. ~ cents.
Government bonds, steady; railroads,
firm.
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INSPECTING CON. MERCUR.
G., A. Aerents WIN study Moore Process
At the Mereur Mine.

c. A. Aerents, who Is interested In Il
big gold proposition In Calavaras coun-
~, Cal, IL IN the city today, having
stopped of on his way west from Kan
sas city for the purpose OF Investigate
ing the merits of the Moore Process
now being used at he Consolidated
Mercur property In Mercur The visi-
tor called upon Manager George III,
Dern OF the latter this morning, who
has given him permission 20 look over
the Con. Mercur's big plant. He viii
leave for the gold camp tomorrow
morning and will probably spend n
week or more in making the investlga-
ton
Mr.. Aerents states his California
proposltlon shows vein OF IL feet In
width and averages sli in gold IN adj
dltion to It's other contents with the
shines problem overcome he sees profits
ahead for long time 20 come,
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! MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

brought In their last loads and have
been sent TO the vicinity OF the present
terminus OF the Uintah railway,
building out from Mack (Crevasse),
where they are to be used In railroad
construction work and In hauling ore
from the Black Dragon properties on
the Colorado Utah line
In about another month Superln'
tendent Lee will move from Price TO
Mack, the point where the Uintah
railway branches off the Rio Grande
Western. He viii have charge OF the
business of the company there the
same as he has had at Price for a
number oryears.
At the present time there are large
quantities OF first and second grade gill
sonite stored at the Price warehouses
and this will be shipped out as the
market demands. Mr. Lee Is to re-
turn from the strip" in about a
week.
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THE ENCAMPMENT DISTRICT.
Ferris llaegerty concsntrator In Opera
tion-Irnmway TO start.

The output Of copper from the ores
OF the Ferris Haggerty will begin at
once. The concentration has commenced
Its grind and as soon as the ore bins at
the reduction works are emptied the
tramway will start with It's burden OF
ore. The new management OF the
North American Copper company have
inaugurated new systems Of conducting
their affairs and will run at much less
expense and secure better results. The
ooncontrator has been remodeled and
new machinery Installed. increasing it's
capacity and convenience Changes
have been made In the smelier and
rooster calculated to improve the eiti-
cheney OF the plant
a letter received from II. O. Gran
berg. secretary-treasurer of the Pluto
Mining company. informs US that his
company IL negotiating with Denver
machinery houses TO buy slxty-hve
horse power steam engine with boil
ers, air compressor and six air drills,
TO be put In at their No. group above
Dillon one-half mile, as soon as the
roads get In shape to haul them.-Dtl-
lon Wyo., Doublejack
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AspHALTUM MINES CLOSED,
No More Shipments TO be Made from
Fort Duehesne 90 Price.

Tho mines OF the ellison Asphaltum
company have been closed down for
an indefinite period and no more OF
the ores from Fort Duchesne are 20
come IN to Price for shipment, says
the Price Advocate. Superintendent
Arthur J, Lee Is now on the ground
arranging for the care OF the improve
ments and other matters In connection
with the suspension OF operations.
Tho six biz alx-horse outfits have
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SAW GILL S. PEYTON.
Former Salt Laker satisfied With His
North Carolina Gold Mine.

While In Philadelphia recently
Broker II. h. Cole ran across Gill s..
Peyton, formerly OF this city, but who
Is now operating q big gold property
In North Carolina
Mr., Peyton has his business head
quarters IN the Quaker city but
makes his home at the mine, where his
family Is now very pleasantly located,
MIR Cole says the former Salt laker
Is very enthusiastic over his Carolina
proposition, which he has had equipped
with "A larger cyanide mill.
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GERMAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY

The name and location OF the cou,,..
herman Fire Insurance Comgh
=, Peoria, Illinois. ''"panh
Name Of President Bernard crAms,
Name OF Secretary, Chas. Cremet
The amount Of It's capital
STOCK IL ",.,, .. =. ......f Manu.
The amount OF It's capital """
stock paid up Is o"" 49,, ANNA
The amount OF It's assets Is s%yE
The amount OF its liabilities '''h
uncludlng capltaD Is .. l&rs
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WILLIAMSBURG CITY VI Tie
FIRE INSURANCE en-

u" Wi Inlne and location OF tbs
ComnanSousg City Fire COMPANY,
Name ~ ~ New York. n INSURANCE
Name az ssnresident, Marshall 3 nj,
The amoy vnvrelary, Frederick n O,nggS
stock i e OF lts capital H. Way
The aro ',.'.",,,. - o
Stool amount naint OF It's capitai' 5000
Tho an,dp aa up Is .,,,.,N .
dncludine ca M S Liabilities '''''a
The amollnt nt Is ,.,... LXm
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FULTON ON TONOPAH.
Well Known broker Has Returned
Lnneiey's Anaconda Property.

James T, Fulton returned this morn.
Ing from a trip to Tonopah, where he
has been for several weeks Like near
ly all others who come from the Nevada
camp, he is enthusiastic over the fu-
ture Of that region, Goldheld, he says,
Is more than coming up TO expecta-
tions, Undoubtedly some big mines
will be developed there.
Mr.. Fulton left ]. w. Langley at Ton
opah, where he went recently 10 give
his attention to the opening up OF the
Anaconda on Lone mountain Tonopah
people he says, speak very favoraby OF
the Anaconda and the general opinion
prevails that Mr. Langley has very
meritorlous proposition,
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April i6-July wheat opened
unchanged 10 y lower at s6h 20 81, and
after touching di., declined to sGS,
Close; wheat--May, 92is, July, SsqSGisi
old S%qS1t; Sept. s2ls old, 3h,
Corn-:Apri, 81 May 5l%; July i9N;
Sept ~; Dec, an
oats-April, 31lsi May, 37is; July, a7h;
Sept. 3lH
Pork-May, l2.O2l;; July, l2.9
lard-May, 6Ehi July SIS; Sept,
Ri6s-May G.s5as.s7ls; July, s.A2ls; Sept,
CTS,
Rye-May. 70; July, 69ls
Tlmothy-April, 2S.
Clover-Aprll 1915,
Flax--Cash, northwest. Lis.
Barley-Cash, 33n5I,
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FOR SAMPLING PLANT.
Machinery Of Tesora MN In Tinile to DO
Made Useful Again,

The Bingham Consolidated Smelling
company has come into possession OF
the old Tesora mill in Tintic. such
parts Of the machinery as can be will
be utilized In the construction OF the
proposed new sampllng mill, which will
have capacity for the handling OF 1000
tons OF ore daily,
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sOriCE OF DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT

Holland Gold Mining Company, Prlnol-
pal place OF busIneTs, Manx Building, "a
Fast South Temple Street Salt Lake
city. There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF
the assessment No q levied on the TN
day Of March, 1904, the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows;
No Ger, No. Shares Amt
George NJ, Evans 80" q 100 5000
And IN accordance with law and an or
der OF the board Of directors made on the
7th day OF March, 1904. so many shares
Of each parcel OF such stock az may be
necessary will he sold at the office OF
the company a East South Temple
Street, on Thursday, the 9th day OF May,
1904, at the hour Of II O. M to pay de.
lnquent assessments thereon, together
with the cost Of advertising ana expenses
Of sale.
SYLVESTER Q, CANNON.
Secretary,
Manx Building, "A East South Temple
street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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SINKING AT SCOTTISH CHIEF.
Manager Lawrence Advised That 5l2
Feet Depth Has Been Reached.

At the Scottish Chief mine, near Park
City, the sinking OF the incline shaft is
going ahead vigorously. Manager w. j.
Lawrence was In communication with
the mine last night and informed
by the foreman that the depth OF a2
feet had been reached, The objective
point Is the 500
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James Healy, who served the Tono-
pah-saIt Lake Mining company as su'
perintendent for long time. has re-
turned from the big Nevada camp.
He says K. l.. Colborn and Zeb Kendall
are doing well in the new camp OF
Goldheld,
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INSPECTING OIL WELL.
l. cal Men Left Last Night For Scene Of
Recent Find.

p. J. Donahue and II. w, Sherman
left last night for Promontory Point
on the north end OF the lake, to inspect
the we'll OF the Great Salt Lake a
promontory on & Asphalt company,
where asphatum oil Is said to have
been encountered in commercial guam.
titles.
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. April l5.--The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows
the bank clearlngs at the principal
cities for the week ended April IA, with
the percentage OF increase and de-
crease, as compared with the corre-
spending week last year.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April lG.-sugar, raw; firm.
Fair refining SS centrifugal, % test, 3%
moIasses sugar. 2s refined, frm;. crush.
ed $40; powdered. 10; granuIated, 4.GO.
Conee--Firm. No Rio. rs,
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TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS.
During the Week 1870 Car Londs Were
Sent 20 Smelters,

Special Correspondence,
Eureka, April l5.-The ore shipments
from the Tintc district for the week
amounted to 1879 carloads. The Uncle
Sam mill shipped two cars OF c0ncen-
tTates and one car was shipped from
the May Day Mil, The producers
were.
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ern shareholders In the Buckhorn mine
at 0phir, has returned from making
an inspection OF that property. lie ex,
pressed himself as being well pleased
with the appearance Of the mine.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Arbor day and the double bank holi-
day have somewhat contributed this
week TO interrupt the course OF the
local stock market. which has OF late
showed decided tendency to advance;
Broker Burton reports much more ac-
tivity among investors, and numerous
sales, all Of the steady dividend payers
being In good demand with but few
shares to be had. Fremont county
stock has been dealt In quite largely
and has practically gone of the mar.
ket for the time.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, April 16-Wool. steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums, lsu2O; fine
medium, l5al7; fine, nql6,
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The snecial stockholders meetings OF
the Ben Harrison and Beaver Consol-
dated Mining companies, called TO rati-
fy the action Of the boards of direc-
tors consolidating the properties. has
been postponed until next Monday. The
meetings were called for yesterday.
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wanted.-The people to want and
have their wants supplied from the
patrons OF our want columns
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ENSIGN g:ll CARTWRIGHT.
Fire Insurance ''''''

'Sse leg = esis seSss h AND ~ LARGEST ~
MMechanlcs, Tib, e lNatonal"s NsIHI%%.passy:
'' f're and German F,sss''r
December ssSil d. lsSs I, tSr the Year .r,,
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REGuLAR,CALL SALES.

Consolidated Mercur, 100 at 49, 300 at
AN: 100 al 1864; 500 ut i5, seller 10, 100
az 46la; 100 at i6; 100 at 40, 800 at 10,
seller 30.
Daly-West, 20 at $3.50; 10 at 1920.
Yankee Con, 200 at 40.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Butler Liberal, 800 at l17s; 800 at llA
Bullion Beck Tunnel. 800 at 8.
Con, Mercur, l,l0O at 4jh,
Daly-West, 100 at 22,25.
Uncle Sam Con. 800 at 1914
REHABILITATION.
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Land For Sale.
A bargaiDI

also
20 Good MiIeh Cows and $50 Had
Stock Cattle.
Best Location In Salt Elver Valley
(Star Valley Stake, Tint, Co, wyo.
ming.
Splendid Farm--fenced--54o acre 10
one piece.
/ Abundant Water--of best quality,
Farm House, rooms, Stable, Gov
Shed and Corral
Luosrn and Tlmo.hy--l,t acres
growing--good stand.
Creamery within 3 miles,
Day School within I mile.
Post Office and Telephone At adioir.
Ing Farm.
Best Range in the West for Live
Stock.
Land and Cattle will be sold chap
References on application
|. R. MARTlNeAU . Logan Utah.
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Annual statement 70. the Year mai.
december 81. 1893. Of the conditior n WING
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Who does not read the Saturday
NewsG and does not read the classi-
fed ads?
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BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re.
ported by Hudson 4 Sons Co..
brokers. were;
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, April is-The statement Of
averages OF clearing house banks Of this
Cty for the week shows.
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The board OF governors OF the Bos-
ton Mining exchange has made the
announcement that Daly-West has been
made u clearing house stock. The
announcement was made yesterday az.
ternoon and the news was received
with considerable satisfaction locally.
Under this arrangement 1t viii be
difficult matter to mislead the public
by wash sales
Just as we go 10 press q report Is In
circulation that the consolidation OF the
mines owned by the Hamshorn Co., at
Bayhorse, and the mines owned by the
Clayton NJ, g. $. company at Clayton
and Bayhorse has been perfected. The
sale is said to have been made TO east
ern capitalists and involves at least 81
100000 This means the operating Of
these great mines again and the great
est revival OF the mining industry ever
known in Custer county. II also means
the extending OF the Mackay railroad
to Salmon river right away and the
starting up OF the camps Of Bayhorse
and Clayton.--Challis Messenger,
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OPEN BOARD SALES.

REHABILITATION.
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National billiard tourney.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4. j. De Nun
Smith Of st. Louis surprised many Of
the local billiard players by his defeat
Of Edward W. Gardner of Passaic. n.
j., in the fourth game of the national
amateur billiard championship tour
nament which was played at the Lie
derkranz club here, by score of 300
TO 2S2, The western player took the
lead in the fifth inning and held it to
the end, although Gardner pressed
him closely toward the finish. When
Smith had only two to make to win Mt
the end of the forty-second inning,
Gardner added neat bunch Of II to
his score, and Smith could only make
/. Then Gardner settled down for a
splendid run Of "a, but slipped up on
an easy shot, leaving the balls in per-
feet position for the St Louis man to
score the necessary shot to win.
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BRYAN IN KENTUCKY.
Memorial Services In Honor of Gos-
bel ut Frankfort.


bel ut Frankfort.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 4. - VIII
liam Jennings Bryan spoke here by
invitation of the Kentucky legislature
to "A crowd that filed the Capital thea
ter. Both bodies Of the general as
Sembly adjourned and held memorial
services in honor of the late Governor
William Goebel in the hall Of the house
Of representatives. Mr.. Bryan and
several members of the legislature
made eulogistlc addresses, and an orig
inal poem was red. Religious services
Mt the grave were conducted by DIR.
Arnold.
Mr.. Bryan was introduced by Gov.
ernor Beckham, who in presenting him
said that, though twice defeated, he
was the best loved citizen in public
life. Before Mr.. Bryan began speak
ing the lights were turned out for an
instant, and as they returned life
size picture of William Goebel came
into view.
Referring to the late Governor Goe-
bel, Mr.. Bryan said his assassination
was encompassed by corporate infiu-
ences that had determined he should
never be governor. He said the man
who wrote to Goebel that he should
never be governor is alive now, and
his name is mentioned in connection
with the craftsmanship of the Demo
cratic national committae
Mr.. Bryan devoted some time to
Grover Cleveland, saying that he be
lieved President McKinley's indict.
ment of Mr.. Cleveland. in which Mr..
Cleveland was charged with making
money the master of man, was cor
rectly drawn.
Mr.. Bryan said he did not want a
reorganization Of the Democratic par.
ty because he did not want the party
TO take the chance of falling into the
hands of the money power. CONNER
cialism in politics, he declared. was
now the greatest menace to the coun-
try. He said he had heard Of one pre-
cinct in Delaware where all the votes
were bought, and one auctioned off
brought $50
He said the money question was no
more dead now than It was in 1895
and discussed ut length trusts and mo-
nopolies, which, he said, were being
fostered under the Republican policy.
He also criticised President Roose-
velts policy toward Cuba and on the
Panama question.
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Better Than Gold.

IL was troubled for several years
with chronic Indigestion and nervous
debility" writes +. j. Green. of Ian
caster, n. II. "No remedy helped me
until | began useirg Electric Bitters.
VIII oh did me III re good than all the
medicines | ever used They have al
81 kept my wi in excellent health
for years. She says Electric Bitters
are just splendid for female troubles {:
that they are a grand tonic and invie-
orator for weak run down women. No
other medicine can take its place in
our family" Try theU. Only 5nc.
Satisfaction guaranteed by O. f. Glib
son.
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COvMTssTONFRs NOTICE

- Estate ~ NOBGA BRIGHAM
he undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hou lruh lie Court iur the di,uct uf Ben
uingtnm. OMMlSSlUNERS To receive exam.
ID e ana adjust an claims ami demands Of all
persons aga ust the estate of ZeuObia brigham
late Of Bennington. In said distri I. deceased
nd all claims exhibited ia Offset thereto here
by i've notice that we will m et Tor the purp iSe
aforesaid ~ the Otiice of Barber and { arl NJ
on the 2nd day OF July next from O'Clock
p. m. until O'clock y. m each OF $ i'd Gays,
aud that six months from the 4th day of
January, A. D., 1904, is the time limlted by
said Court for said creditors to present their
claims for examination and allowapce
A. d 1904
f3tkiFI II II. G &6HBES. Commissioners.
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WOOD CLAIM WON.
POOrlhnds, a Good Jumper, Won Free
Hurdle Handicap.

POorlnnds, a Good Jumper, Won Free
Hurdle Handicap.
Los ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 4. A
two-year-old race at a half mile was
one Of the features Of Ascot. Crit
inns Wood Claim, at even money, won
handily from Peggy Mine, with Cap
itanza third. The time. 40 seconds. is
fast for the track. Poorlanls proved
that he is one of the most consistent
jumpers here by winning the free hur-
die handicap at a mile and q quarter,
with les pounds up in 21S Results:
First Race Carnival won, Flea sec
ond, Turtle third.
Second Race - Wood Claim won,
Peggy Mine second. Capitanza third
Third Race-Poorlands won Martin
Brady second, Phil Archibald third.
Fourth Race - Madam Bishop won,
Hilary second, Geheimniss third.
Fifth R0ce-Paul Whaley won. Glen
Nevis second c. b. Campbell third
Sixth Race Ullruda won, Pilot sec
ond, Schwarzwald third.