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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
A Few Lets Of Mammoth Stock
Brought Out at Slightly
Stronger Figures
BUTLER LIBERAL UNCHANGED
Victor Consolidated In Better Tosc--
Joe Bowers Actlye--closing Quota
tlous aud Sales

This was another 1uiot day for tho
brokers operating on the floor Of the
Salt Lake stock aud Mining Exchange
Altogether ll,bib shares OF stocks were
transferred, for which was paid N,ii9'
Mammoth was called for ana two
small lots were brought out at ilsO and
sl?5, May Day appeared some strong
or 900 shares goIng at li's cents Sac
ramcno was dropped at lOli cents,
while Bullcr.Liborpl remained at about
yestorday's quotations Joe Bowers
was bought at ~, while Victor con-.
soldated found few takers AZ adj.
vancing prices
ON the open board Now York came
out at On and j9l6, while Uncle Sam and
Yankee Consolidated passed the day
Win litilo change from Yesterdays
quotations,
Tho closing quotations aud sales
were,
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WEATHER REPORT

Record AZ the local olnce of tho Weather
bureau for tho "a hours ending u, . u, m.
today
barometer reading at ~, mn s5i5g
Inches, temperature ~ u q, M ~ maxi.
mum temperature, N minimum tomporn.
turo NJ mean temperature, 81 which IN .
degrees above noimnli
iufo since the llrFt of the month @ de-
vreoH
Accumulated excess Of daily mean tom.
ptroinro since Jan, l. g& degrees,
Total precipitation since the ilrst OF Tho
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EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon short Line,

salt Lave 10 chicago and return, 80, 80
salt Lake 90 ST. Louis and return, 30, 30
Salt Lake to ~ Paul or Mlnnca-
polls and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III, 10
Salt Lake to Omaha or Kansas
Guy and return u,u,n,u,,nn 80, 10
Salt Lake ~ Denver and return. 70, On
corrospondngy low rates TO many
other points
Tickets on sale June Srd IN, 10th and
l2ih, good for return untll september
lbih, Soc agents for further particulars,
Cly Ticket Office, 2oi Main ~.
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MONTH j inch which Is % inch below tho
Accumulated excess In precipitation
since jan /, 90 inch,
FORECASTS TlLL0p, NJ THURSDAY,
Local forecast Tor Salt Lake CITY and
vicinity,
Fair tonight ana Thursday
For rtah-Uorocosl taken at Donver,
Partly cloudy lonlgh, and Thursday
cooler Thursday wagner south portion
West Wyomme
Partly cloudy tonight ana Thursday,
with local lhundcrslorms, cooler Thurs
day
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Tho barometer IL highest over thQ
states, Rocky mountain slope aud eS'
plateau region, lower lakes ANA British
Columbia
Precipitation occurred over portions of
the north Pacific and north Atlantic
states, northern plateau, Rocky noun
tin slope. oStroinc northwest lako re-
glon, ohio valley ana Canadian PROV.
iucos rhundCrslorms were reported In
Idaho, Montana lake region ohio and
uppor Mississippi valleys Heavy rainfall
occurred NJ plilsbmg LOO Of m inch and
Oklahoma City, l02 uf an Inch
The temperature was generally modor'
ate, -
n, j. hyatt
Local FOrocastcr
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LIVESTOCK.


chicago, June Cattle Receipts, O,'
0OO market i0dlb cents lower Good 20
primo steers, 5,h0uG 30, poor TO medium
l0Ond,iO, slockors and feeders, 1919 o.,
cows ?0nS,@ hellcrs,o S,20gS& can
ncrs, LoosN bulls giSoii5i calves
iloss~ Receipts today, 10000 tomorrow
HOO, market opened strong closed low.
en- Mixed and butchers. jaOut,i5i gool
10 choice heavy, tMg6iO, rough heavy
,GWg%' lights, b,3tuS'i'si bulk OF sales
sheep Receipts. 1900, marko, 10 CENTS
higher, lambs % cents higher. GOOD %
choice wuthers, shoTn, i6Ou5,Wi fair ~
choice mixed, shorn, 30ni iOi western
sheep shorn ioMh,0. native llmbh
shQrn, iSQu6Si western lambs sholn
5,Wuje0,
KANSAS CITY
Kansas CITY, June I--cattlo-Rccolps
1000 market weak to 10 cents lower
hofors g,26nJoO, stockors and focdorA,
3,QoQhGo bulls 2Soni i0 calves BOlV
b,O western fed steers i&1tj0 wosr
crl led cows, 3, 2j0h0
Hogs Receipts, 1900, market steady 20
SS SSSS 2S '0 nsc e sa'G'i WA
ana lights 6J5a65sG
Sheep. Receipts 60ni market steady,
Muttons, 4 Gfi5 70, lambs, $50 10 rnngo
wolhers, 5000, q fed owes, i,2baiW,
OMAHA,
South omaha, june i-cnlllc-l Receipts,
800 market 10 cents lower. Native steers.
? 15U6,ii cows and holfoiH 83Mi ~,
western steers, 9i0dj0o, Gamers, .ibn
800, stoCkols and feeders, 2iSui 1bi
calves, a,i6at'io bulls, stays etc. 2toq
i,6N
Hogs. Receipts, 1900, market steady 10
strong Heavy, n ?2lsub, b0 mixed, h,Rbn
b,gj, llgh,s 5000. &i piss hoo15OOi bula
Of Gales, t,g9lan5,%
sheep Receipts. a,eoo, market slow 10
10 cents lower Western yoarlings, iijd
$40, eweA i0odi bOi common and stock.
crs, iodi So, lambs bj0u600,
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u. y. Comrany's RellnerIes

The rnltod states mining manage.
mont says an eastern exchange hopes
"a have its rohnarlos built IN time 10
treat the Mammoth company copper
witch win come TO market late IN the
fan m the early winter M the rNto
Of $1,000 900 pounds per nnnum,
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NEW YORK PRONIlrI

Now York June T. suROr raw steady
Foll refining ~, centrifugal, ID test iAs
mplnfNcs sugar, 3h,
nennod Steady Crushed, 63, powder
cd, iNd, grnnplolod, t,@,
toffto Steady Mo- Rio, N.
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Nevada Stocks

James A. Pollock & CO., brokers, "a.
ported the following quotations from
san Francisco today,
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REGULAR CAlln

REGULAR CALI,
Mammoth, % NJ 100, 10 at LES.
May Day, 300 nt liM,
Sacramento 200 al i0L,
Butler-liboral, 500 At l2% 1000 AZ
l.is
Ioo Bowers, 900 at ~
Victor Con, 1000 nj wi 1000 at 5A,
1000 at 81,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
New York, 400 nj ~; 200 at bols, y
Uncle sam 800 nt rs 10,
Yankee Con, 100 ne 3SR &c.
REHABILITATION,
Shares Value,
Regular call u,,nu,nlO,3ih : 1850
open board u,,,n,,,,, l,2OO $500
sasasa. assaass..a..
Forenoon totals ,,.,ulLti5 tli12OO
--ss-,..-a.r-s -s~s----s---.--.-
A, =, Campbell,
t,..l.. Ota n ~ MALTA. ninau
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wool.
81 LON.

FIT LOUIS
~, Louis, June Wool, steady Ter.
riiory and western mediums, 2sn@s, hno
medium, 2l025i line, ln25
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTlCG9,



IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FRO,
bntn Division, IN and for Salt lAko toun'
w. state of Utah, IN the matter OF tho
censed Notice The petition Of G, ". Al.
CELL, praying Tor the issuance Ia himself
VI Letters OF Administration IN the os.
tate VI Imogono Cummings ANGEL ne,
ceased, hnN been vet for hearing un Niiurs
dk, the 9llh day N June, a H. 1905, at
10 o'clocR A. M Ut Inc County Court
House IN the Court Room OF said Coult
IN salt Lake CITY, salt Lake County
Witness The Clerk II said Court with
the sem thereof aflSod, this 0,h day "
june A u, llOi,
IscoD j, t., ELDREpGE, jRo clerk
nv w, n llnrnHworlh, Deputy t'lork
jus, II Moylo, Attorney for pcullloneE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT pRo.
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake coun,
ly State OF Utah, In the matter 81 tho
estate of Ruby y Erlu2on, Deceased, No.
,co, THE petition Of Alice u, Moylu.
praying Tor the Issuance To RnS Van Cult
of Letters OF Administration IN tho ~.
tato ~ Ruby n Erlolon, dooousod. has
been sot Tor hearing on saturday the
cam day uf June, 4 u, 1905, M 10 o'clock
4, M 1T tho County Court House, IN the
court Room Of said Court IN Salt Lake
Guy, Salt Lake County, Utah
Witness the CLERK ~ said Court with
the seal thereof ofnScd' this 9Th day ~
lscND j y, ELpREpdE, JR,, ClcrN
ny W. u Fnrnnwor,h Deputy Clerk,
Joh II Moylc, Attorney 10Y Petitioner,
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Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool Juno i-Closoi wheat Co.,
lOl sept III, Sd, Dec o., i9sd
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a0ST0N MARKET,

closing quotations today no 70,
ported by the Brokerage g. Finance
Co, successors 10 Hudson Cons Co,
brokers, were,
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THE STATE BANK
OF UTAH, r-
SALT LAKE CITY,

SALT LAKE CITY,
Joseph n. Smith President
MN h, proMon Nloo President
Chnrlos n Burton Cashier
Henry 7, McEwan Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
IIcbor Y, Grant lfsnc Barton
JCaoph r. smith, James y, Murdoch,
Chns ~ Burton, byron uro0,
Vim, Il, Preston. llcber NJ Wells,
a W. Carlson,
Commercial BANKING IN oil lla branches,
Accounts Solicited,
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A. 3. Campbell,
gtoell Droker, $40 ID, r. Walker Block
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TODAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

+.l-I~l-t-l-l-,-l-,-l.'li-..l"l-l.,~i-.,l~l-l-l
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Forenoon totals .o,oil'it 'Ii'soo
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-31

The finest baths in Bisbee can be had at Mrs. JoEes', opposite the Kin sey House. They are oaIy 25 cents. Try one.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-31
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
George Samuels Attractions Deliver
 tho Goods as Promised.

The George Samuels Company open
 ed two nights engagement at the
 Opera House Sunday in a Deserted
 Bride. The play was enthusiastically
 received by a large audience. It is one of the strongest companies that has ever played Bisbee. Mr. Samuels has in Miss Bertha Julian, his leading lady. an actress of more than ordinary ability. The part of the Deserted Bride is emotional in the extreme, but in the tragic parts. where one is so apt to overdo, she was natural and unaffected. In Mir Maddox, who as- sumed the character of the rum-soak- ed father, Mr. Samuels has another strong performer. Miss Jessie Brink, as Lucinda Bradley, an old maid, is another who deserves especial men tion, her makeup and portrayal of the part being as nearly perfect as an audience could wish for
 The company presented th,t mirth- provoking comedy, entitled The Man From Mexico" to another packed house last night. As was to be ex- pected, the piece was elegantly staged and brilliantly interpreted MT. Jack son as "The Man From Mexico" show ed to better advantage last night, the minor part of the evening previous having given little evidence of his ability, but in the Man From Mexi- co" the large and appreciative audi ence was agreeably surprised with his smooth and masterly work. Miss Ju Han, as Mrs. Fitzhew, was the recipi. 7 ent of much applause, though her part was not one which required her tol draw largely on her histrionic ability. |
 NIT. Samuels and his Company have made good their declaration to deliver | the goods, and on return can rest as- sured of hearty welcome. The special | ties introduced last evening were far above the average.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-31
THE wARRsN RANCH.
Second Crop of Alfalfa Is Six Weeks Old, and a Fine Stand Is the Re-
 suit

R. N. Johnson, superintendent of the Warren ranch, was in the city yesterday showing specimens of the second alfalfa crop on the ranch which would make the Salt River Val. ley granger green with envy. The specimen shown the Review measur- ed 61 inches from the tip of the root to the blossom. the stalk alone meas uring 38 inches.
 It Is the intention of Mir. Johnson to send some exhibits from the Warren ranch to the Territorial Fair includ- ing alfalfa, corn, and vegetables. winch will be of more than passing in- terest on account of the fact that the Warren ranch is a new enterprise in this Territory, and is the only agricul- tural district where water pumped from mines is used for irrigaton pur- poses. The alfalfa, of which san- pies were shown about town yester- day, represents a crop that was first planted five months ago, and the sec ond crop Is now six weeks old.
 At the ranch. located about three miles from Bisbee. work of erecting building 36 by 140 was started this week. The horse barn, which will be a building 36x140, was started this week. This building is two stories with loft and when completed will contain 32 single stalls and box stalls. During the past two weeks the dairy house has been enlarged and the superintendent residence will be ready for occupany during the next two weeks. A commissary and sup ply building, a boarding house and two bunk houses will also be put un- der way during the present week.
 One of the silos for the dairy cows has been completed. and work started on another, and on Monday the chop ped feed for use during the winter months was being unloaded into the silo.
 Things are fast assuming shape at the Warren ranch for farming on a big scale next year. Up to this tune it has been case of pay out, but the time is fast approaching when the Warren ranch will be considered as good an investment as any of the Bo- nanza mines for dividends.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-31

The resignation of Councilman BoUles has been placed In the hands of Mayor Taylor. Tho matter Of ap- pointing a councllmsn to succeed Mir. Sowle will come up at the next regu. lar meeting of council. a week from to- night John Foster. of the Autlers. and l. w. Wallace have been spoken Of 10 succeed him. Mayor Taylor said yesterday that he was not definite ly informed. but that t was his opln- ion that Mir. 5owle resigned because he had decided to accept an offer to take the position of manager of the Naco store Of the Copper Queen and make his residence fin that town.
 in speaking of the councllman's res. ignntion. Mayor Taylor reiterated that he intended reslgninR as soon aa he closed his townsite books. Asked fl he had received the resignation of City Attorney sutter. the Mayor said hs had not. but that the City Attorney had recently informed him that bis resignation would be in. and that he had no doubt it would be on hand by inc tlme of the next regular meeting Oi Council.
 Tho Mayor expects to close his townaito patent books early in next week. The patent issued from Wash ington was received by him last week from tho Phoenix land office and ss mt to Tombstone for record. It ls eN- pected that the recorderF office will lF heard from today or tom.rrcw.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-31

itiohard r. Hayes. embezzier oi over ti0O.0DO by his own confession. turned trick on the local authorities yesterday that they were entirely un
 prepared for Hayes applied for rs. lease from jail under habeas corpus proceedings. Az result Marshal snodKraas was last night served with order to appear before tho District Court at Tombstone today and show cause why ne may longer rotain Hayes in jail at Bsbss.
 Tts Marshal vas of opinion last night that Tho Court would rule today that Hayes Ice released He was also of opinion that the release secured would be of little avail to Hayes. Con stable White will accompany the Mar. 7hal and Hayes over to Tombstone ihls morning. and while tbo exact pro. gram decided on is not known it Is understood that there win bs a charge against Hayes upon which he will be arrested. probably by inc Constable. and become n county prisoner before hr has had much moro than time to get his hat on follQyiug release under the habehH corpus proceedings
 Meantime Detective Dom Riley. Of the New York force, ia hurrying west ward t0 get Hayes. More than usual local Interest attaches to the detective because he ia the brother of E, e. Riley, the well known painter of this city. Tho detective left New York last Saturday for Phoenix. where he VIII present his papers from the stato of New York to Gov kibboy and so- cure from the latter the papers neces Eary t0 removal of Hayes from tho Territory With these papers he Ia expected to arrive here Thursday.
 Tho action Of Hayes ln taking ha beas corpus proceedings was in direct conflict with statements be had made Co Marshal Snodgrass. tO whom he declared he would not seek release from jail 60 long as there was likell- hood that an officer would be sent from New York for him within any i time. Sunday the Mar ! shal told Hayes that a man was on his l way from New York for him. Hayes l .aid he was glad of it. and that he ] gould remain ln the jail the few days onger that would be necessary with. ut complaint. This was evidently a alsehood of the whole cloth, as the nan had at that time taken steps to 'ring about the court order made yes. erday.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-31
HAYES ENDEAVORS
 ID GET RELEASE
MARSHAL SUMMONED TO AZ. PEhH WITH PRISONER AT
 TOMBSTONE TODAY.

Ds,sctlys Enrouts From New Work 70 est hayss-Lattsr When Informed on Sunday Told officers Re Would
 Take No steps to Secure Freedom.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-31
MR. SOWLE HAS
 LOCATED AT NACO
SENDS HIS HEsIoNA. TON FROM COUNCIL, IS OPEN.
 ION OF MAYOR.

Latter Reports That He WII Shortly ResIgn-Has Promise Of City Al. tornsy's Early esignstion-To~n- site Patent at Tonbstone to Be Re- corded.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-31
RUSH INTO SULPHUR
 SPRINGS VALLEY
DEVELOPMENT OF ARTEsiAN WA. TER AT DoUoLAB ONE OF
 THE CAueEs
EVmor That Much of Land Wiii Be Withdra~n by Government Before Great Whiis-Msny Fertile Tracts Win Water Ten 10 Twenty miiss From City.

The recent strike Of an artesian va. Ger strata At the Copper Queen amel.
 Ger si Douglas has aroused a great deal Of interest among people at all points in touch with the Sulphur
 Springs yalloy.
 This interest ln Bisbes and vicinity
 has been demonstrated ln suba;antisl
 manner ln ths last several days by the
 filing Of a large number of homestead applications by people who have gone
 Into the valley from the city and ae. lected land Most of this has been taken no in the vicinity Of the Bailey aud Beatty ranches. len Co twenty miles out from town. Under eight miles there ia said to be nothing open for nling upon ln he way of aEricul. turhi lands
 Some of those who have lately fled on hDmesiends have made hnB.s be cause of rumor that has como rom Ih enix Co the effect that wifh he Ciscovery of artesian wator iB the valley tho attention of the land office has been attracted and that it wiil be but short time before the govern. nient will withdraw thc largo tracts of land now open to location ard put tbem ln . district that will be iormed q with yiey of future development of afteHlan water for a great deserf re. olamation enterprise. Those who get in ahead Of this step will of course bo in position Of considerable advant. age.
 Az was pointed out in an article !n tho Review several months ago. thoro "a large area of land of splendid az flcultural qRllties open furN location In the valley. On the great part of this land water may ho obtained at from 70 10 60 feet of quality which has been demonstrated tO be excellent for irri- ration purposes. Deeper wells have been sunk which have caught lower water strstas which assure a bounti ful supply of irrigation water through the employment of pumps. Since he artesian strike at Douglas the con Viction has become positive that all he lower parts of the valley will. when the development of artesian WA Ter is undertaken, prove to be produc- i've Of the same. It Is on this belief md the further conviction that 1t is but a matter Of time when the valley 8iil becone a great agricultural sec Ion that the present rush of people nat way to file upon land is based.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-31
BOTH MAN AND WIFE BETTER.
saslesnoffs Condition Very Hopeful.
 Wife Regrets Attempt on Life.

Mrs. Basil Baslcanoff, who on Satur- day night attempted suicide because of the critical condition of her hus- band with broken back, is about re- covered from the Ill effects of the car. bOlic acid she took.
 Baslcanoff is also much improved. Dr. Gavin yesterday was very hopeful regarding the mans chances for re. covery. He was yesterday put in a plaster cast. The outlook is that he will make recovery in such manner that his usefulness thereater at man. ual labor will not be impaired. When informed of the improvement in his condition yesterday Mrs. Baslcanoff expressed much joy and declared deep regret regarding the attempt upon her own life.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-31

X telegram from Nome, Alaska, ad. dressed to Andrew Shsughnessey. was
 received in Bisbee this week apprising
 him of the death of his brother. Batt Shaughnessey, in Nome. Alaska, the result of a fight which ensued between
 some claim owners In that far away e untry last week. The telel ram was 1 addressed to BiBbee fin care c. the post office.
 On October zSth the San Francisco ! Daily Chronicle, published an ac. count of the fight and the serioug in. stries received by Shaughne3sey This account was read iR Bisbee by Nike Hannon. a friend of the deceas- ed. and knowing that Andrew 5hauln- nessey was iu Mexico, called at the post office and received the two tele- grams telling of the death of Bait Shaughnessey, his brother.
 nr Hannon received the telegrams through tho post office yesterday. They were sent from Nome on the 22nd. The brother of the dead man is supposed to be in Nacozari and Mir. Hannon will leave for that point this morning iH search of him, in or der that telegram in answer, llrect-
 Ing the disposal Of the dead body, may be sent to Alaska.
 The special to the San Francisco Chronicle from Seattle says:
 Seattle, Oct 27.-One of the blood fest fights reported in a iong time in the Nomo district occurred a week ago today. when Bait Shaughnessey, Homer Bounds, his son, Lee Bounds, and Walter flanagan fought a duel on the snow-coyered tundra with knives. clubs and axes until the ground was soaked with blood.
 The trouble occurred over the Echo mine, regarding which litigation be- tween the parties involved has been pending for some time. As a result of the meeting Shaughnessey is dying rom the effects of three knife wounds, one of which opened the abdomen. Ho- mer Bounds Is at the point of death from a blow on the side of hls head with an ax.
 Lee Bounds is seriously injured, be- ing beaten with club, while flanagan will be in the hospital for long time from knife wounds. The Bounds were on the claim, inspecting 1t, when Sbaughnessey and flanagan came along. Without words . battle with knives started, and in the melee every thing handy was used.
 Bait Shaughnessey is known among a large circle of friends in Bisbee, who speak of him as 6 quiet, sober, unassuniing man. His brother was in Bisbee a short time ago, but left again for the Moctezuma district, where he Is interested in some mines in that locality.
 Before departing for Nacozari Mir. | Harmon sent telegram to Walter Ianagnan at Nome telling him to hold the body for further advices.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-31
LAW PUZZLES AUTHORITIES.
Are Not Clear as to Meaning Of Para.
 graph Relating to Tax Collection.

fHFc NoL SicdF as 70 MedHfnQ Of Para-
 graph Relating to Tax Collection.
 "The property of widows or orphan children. not to exceed the amount of $1,OOO to any one family, where their total assessment does not exceed S2,O00. shall be exempt from taxation. D
 The above paragraph from the stat utes governing the collection of taxes is poser for city authorities. They are trying to determine whether 1t means that when the property assess ment of widows or orphans exceeds S2,000 the whole amount shall be col lected up. or whether H2 900 Is exempt. The marshal contends that the whole amount shall be collected and will probably proceed with his collections on this basis. There are those who disagree with him, and 1t is likely that a test case will have to be had before the matter Is adjusted to the satisfac- ton of all concsrned.