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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22

money is to be respected a thous-
and times more than the sneak.
ing, Bringing. whining, cowardly
cur who enters your shack dur
ing your absence and takes that
which will be OF little use to him.
They We got a lot of extra hot
berths down in Hades for those
Ward county shack thieves and
the sooner they are occupied the
better it will be for the law abid-
ing people here.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22
Jake Erickson is Repentant.

J. A. Erickson, the defaulting
president of the Minot National
bank, who is spending five years
at Sioux Falls, o. s. penitentiary
in writing a friend in Minot, OF
his condition, states that he now
sees his mistake and believes that
the confinement in the peni.
Tertiary will make a man ofhim.
Erickson possesses many affable
traits and it is to be hoped that
upon his release in perhaps three
years, that he will turn over q
new leaf.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22

F. Elegg received word that
the last of October there were
five inches of snow at Saltwater,
Mimi, while here in North Da-
kota the bees are still sucking
honey from the clover blossoms,
the bananas are ripening fast on
the trees, and-well it's no use to
explain just how conditions are
here. You can't get the average
|easterner to- believe what you
FAY about this state anyway.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22
WEST HOTEL ROBBED.

The cash register was taken
from the office OF the West Ho-
tel Friday night, to the buggy
shed at the rear OF the hotel
where the bottom was knocked
out and every cent stolen from
it. The hotel was locked up at
1920 O'Clock that night. Mrs.
Mattlson has not the least idea
who did the bold deed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22
IMPORTANT MASONIC MEETING.

The stock holders of the Minot
Masonic Temple Association held
an important meeting at the
office OF l.. W. Gammons, Friday
evening, when the articles of in
corporation we're adopted and
arrangements made to soon start
the work on the magnificent new
Temple.
Tho following directors we're
elected at this meeting: l.. W.
Gammons, John McJ annet and
j. NJ. Wilson.
The following are the new OFF,
GERS: Pres, l.. w. Gammons;
Vice Pres, j /. Mcdaniel; Treas. j.
NJ. Wilson. The secretary is yet
to be elected.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22

The land office is accepting but
fifteen proofs a day. Some peo-
pie who wish-to prove up, have
their proofs delayed a month or
more.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22

Get your clothing cleaned and repaired
at Myren's tailor shop. tt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
PRODUCE
CHICAGO

Chicago Nov. i.-Contnuaiion Of the
unsettled situation IN Russia had a bullish
effect today on the wheat market here
Notwithstanding clear weather In the
American northwest, the market was
firm. At the opening the May option was
up huL TO 9Hiq higher az gis o. 9las
December was up Is to y az 500 TO 90 a
number 10 Commi sslOn houses were free
sellers on the slight advance. and as re-
suit prices rcCedcd, May declining ~ 50&
After touching 9Ols December sold N Ia
NA,, Later heavy purchases by a leading
bul caused another rally, May advanced
TO 81 and December TO s9A
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of 500 cars against go a
year ago
Smaller local receipts had steadyng
effect ON tie corn market Commission
houses were moderate purchasers.
December opened unchanged 10 X high
er a i6is to i6i4, sold up to i6as and then
reacted to i6hQiGh.
Tracing IN the oats pit was small. The
market was steady on fair demand from
cash houses December opened n shade
TO < lower at SOh 70 3oh4S0& Snd sold
Provisions were firm on fairly active de-
mand for January products, Liberal ship
mcnts ~ hog products had a strengthen
ing Influence. January pork was up =
shade at II i0. lard was up 2, at 6.S. and
ribs we're shade higher az 6,50q6.52k
Cash: Wheat-No. ?, red, Sgb19li5; No
2, red sd90 No Q hard @de0is. No O.,
hard s6ds9; No, J. northern, s0i5ne2: No
2, northern. ssGP0ia No B. spring sass.
C0rn--No. 3 new 90; No. z IS
Oats-No. 2, 2i&H30 No 3. 29ia.
Late In the session heavy pront taking
caused sharp reaction May selling on
10 S9& December declined 10 ssH Part Of
tho loss was regained on covering but the
market weak with MAY down ihd1N at
S9ss December was on hql NJ Ssssassa,
Corn-The market closed easy With
prices at the lowest price 0t the day. De
comber being down !, at IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
Sensational Report Received by
COmpanys Local Officers
This Morning
THREE FEET OF SOLID GALENA
Strike Occurs on the 900. Foot Level
And is In Territory Hitherto
Unexplorcd,

NON letter received this morning
at the office Of the Utah mine from
Supt Crsmon an important strike has
been made ON the 3O0-foot level, Il
may be said to be a sensational one MS
the ore appears IN new ground and I'm
direction never before pruspectcd, The
letter says that the vein broken into
averages from two TO three feet u
width and that it is all solid galena.
No assay has been made Of the ore as
yet. but It is reported to be OF as good
quality as any ever found IN the mine,
AS the Utah high grades run all the
way from 300 to ZOO ounces I'm silver.
the Importance Of the new strike is
seen. This. coupled with the fact that
1t is In new territory. makes the mun-
agement IN a very cheerful mood this
morning.
The ear Of ore expected by the COM
pany left oasis ON the 18th inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
AT TIE FLAGSTAFF.
New Management WIll Begin work on
The Old Adt.


Eyerard Bierer Jr, the attorney for
the Flagstaff Mining company at Alta,
returned from that camp last evening,
The Judge went to Alta for the purpose
Of inspecting the work now being done
by the Michigan crowd which has bond
ed the Flagstaff and who have been
working the mine since last April, He
reports chat the property Is looking fine
and that the company now In charge
is paying out as fast as payments foll
due. There Is no question but that the
old producer win again come TO the
fore All prospecting work I'm the up
per workings has been completed and
active development viii now be insti-
tuted in the lower levels, This work
win be prosecuted through the Old Flag
staff adit which opens some l,j00 feet
east of the Columbus, This tunnel is
now IN $50 feet, ana the pronOstion Is
90 push II at once I 500 feet. cutting the
vein from 500 20 400 feet below the up-
per workings. Work Is now under way
constructing mining buildings near the
mouth of the adlt Several car loads
OF lumber are In transit from Sandy to
the mine, aud a large force Of work.
men are employed putting up the build
ings So as to have them ready before
heavy winter weather sets iu The
judge says that work I'm the adit will
commence az once, and that as large q
force of men as can be put to work will
be kept at II all winter The'cnergles
of the company win be wholly directed
iu the tunnel and but little more work
win Doe done below,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
We're Purchased Freely on a De.
cline, Rally Following Some
Very Animated Buying
SMELLING PFD. CONSPICUOUS
Made a Big Rise Then Lost IL, Re-
covered Stimulating the Market
Generally.

New York, Nov. Liberalization on yes
terday's late advances and the execution
Of some large buying orders in number
OF favorto stocks caused an irregular
opening In the stock market today. but
overnight changes were not pronounced
outside Of Lead, which gained point
The railroad stocks IN general were
heavy
STOCKS were purchased more freely on
N" decline and general rally was help
ed by the confident buying of Reading.
Locomotive and smelling preferred Raj.
road stocks showed little sympathy with
the rise In the leaders and made only
small gains. Smelling preferred was
Pought extensively aud rose points The
haneas ana Texas stocks gained 2 Loco
motive ~. and New York, N. II u H. ,.
lteldlug sold on parity with yesterdays
l,,oId rvs General selling, which wiped
OUT thh tlse I'm a large measure occurred
before II O'Clock, Smelling, General Elec-
tlic, Great Northern preferred, l.. & NJ
Northern Pacific and Union Pacific pre-
lerred fell back TO Q point below last
night and kanawka g. Michigan "a ana
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Certificates
Prices fen to a lower level than before
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and Ten
ueSsee coal J, Delaware Hudson ~, ana
Lake Erie x Western ?, Locomotive and
Lead lost thcir gains and Smelling pre-
lerred reacted IA The Kansas " Texas
stocks rose l's later but the rally In the
general list did not hold we'll and led
decrease In activity.
Bonds were irregular at noon.
Trading operations were resumed on a
large scale In number ~ the Industrial
spCcialtigs that'had been conspicuous In
The recent SpcCuation Smelling was
bought on "a liberal scale, ana it's advance
Of . points to lil stimulated better de-
mand f0r many Of the metal stocks. Anal
gumatd ran up to near NJ md IoComo-
tive preferred Tennessee Coal, Colorado
Fuel Cotton on and Canadian Pacific inn
proved ] % ~ and Pullman ~ Railroad
stocks continued Slugglst Brooklyn Tran
sit gave way point, hut recovered near
Is an of II before l o'clock
The activity Of the rise IN some u the
specialtics Induced profit taking sales.
These however caused only a temporary
halt, the advances commencing vigorously
again. Unusual activity and strength In
the Kansas Texas stocks brought about
some response from the railroad list, but
the earlier losses werc not much more
than made NJ. Kansas 4 Texas gained I,
the preferred o. Canu'i1n Pacific 2Ss and
Mlrn-St Paul aud sault ste Marie Anal
gamated Copper and Nirgnia-Carolina
Chemical I. Erie second preferred lost Us,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01

Close! Wheat-Dec. SSM0SS9,; May. S9As;
July, sjis
Corn-Dec. i5s. old i6'4 May, i6haist.;
Jan, "a July, iGk
Qats-Noy and Dee. 2e's; May, 32is.
July, 3lh u
Pork-Jan, 12.i7ig May. l2,7o
Lard--Nov., 7.O2tg: Doc, 6.Nd6.Sla;
Jan 6.S2t7 May. 6.g7igml00
Ribs Jan, 6,50n6. i2ia: May, 6.72ia,
Rye-Cash 72hni3lz.
FlaX-Cash. northwest 100.
Timothy March, $40,
Cl0vcr-Cash, 10 p.
Barley--Cash, Nd3,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01

Washington Nov. 1T II. Newberry
OF Detroit. Mich, today took the oath
OF Office az assistant secretary of the
navy and at once assumed the duties OF
his Office. After taking the oath all
the naval and marine officers on duty
In the department were presented to
Mr. NeWberry and %, the same time
they took leave Of Mr.. Darling The
clerical force was next presented,
on Mr.. Newberry's desk was hand
some floral piece presented by Detroit
lodge Of Elks Of which Mr.. Newberry
is a member.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
CONCENTRATES.

Supt Hoffman Of the Carisa is up
from the mine for a few days.
Manager Mcintyre goes to Tintic this
evening to inspect the Mammoth,
NJ. J. O'AIeara Of the Nevada Alpine
mine has gone TO Nevada 10 inspect the
mine.
A strike Of high grade ore Is report
ed IN the Harrmgton-II Hickory mine in
Beaver county
An assessment Of 90 cents per share
has been levied on the stock of the
Wabash Mining company.
\ The Pioneer sampler reports today 2
cars Of Tintic ores, from Alta, from
Bingham and from stockton.
Resident Manager Scheu OF the Hon
ornc Extension has returned from a
somewhat Lengthy stay on the coast
Anothe, car OF quick is being pre-
pared for shipment at the Sacramento.
II viii be on the market I'm a few days.
The Taylor & Brunton sampler re-
ports he following receipts OF ore to-
day. Tinuc I cars. Nevada I cars, and
: ears from Bingham.
W, &. Alexander of the Black Dla-
mond at stockton left on trip of IN
spection this morning lie win be at
Stockton couple Of days.
\ big rush is on from Tonopah to Il
new gold discovery az stone Cabin. The
new FL Dorado lies east of Tonopaa,
north of the former discoveries in the
Kawich camp.
J. II. Woodbridge who has been COM
nccted with the Taylor and Brunton
sampler for three years, leaves today
TO take charge of the Western ore Pur-
chasing companys sampler at Touopah,
Nevada.
W. IL, Tibbals has made arrange
ments with Boston parties for the plac-
ing Of the treasury stock Of the Gin
cinnau-Bull Frog Mining company
Work at the mine will begin at once
under the charge of T. j. waugh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
wool.
ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis. Nov. l,.-Nool steady. Ter
rtury and western mediums $3.50, fine
medium, 22d26, fine 1891
BOSTON.
Boston. oct 3l.--There Ia a renewed
interest In the wool market
The greater part OF the business M
been done by the wooden mills, Thu
heavyweight season Is not far away. ana
many mills are without sufficient stock
Fleece woods are generally. quiet put
strong. The general movement has taken
place In all grades of Ohio and Pennsyl-
vanla heeces Fine washed Delainc has
been broken on price q moderately large
amount having sold at 3iiac with the mar
ket price an 39c.
sales OF three-eighths and half'bloods
have been quite frequent at 3ia31c.
In line with the activity In pelaines,
some, IL is expected, has been hold az $50
and at BIC and Delaines are IN
fair supply small business hns been
done in Michigan 1leeces Quartcr-bloods
are az &03ic. Fine unwashed Is held at
2ip26c half-boods 32q33c and three
cights, id3jC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov l.-Sugar. raw. quiet.
Fair refining. 2Is centrifugal, go test, "a,
mOlasscs sugar ~.
Ronned-Qulet. Crushed, S 20. powdered.
$50; granulated 40
Coffco-Qulct No. Rio. SiiaS3s.
Butter Easy street price extra cream
cry 22a22ig official prices, common 20 OK
ira l6a22 western factory common to
extra, ljn1ls,
Cheese and Eggs-Cnchanged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
LIVELY ON CHANGE.
Columbus Con. the Feature, the stock
selling on Rising Market

Columbus Con. the Feature, the stock
selling on Rising Market,
There was renewed activity on the
Mining Exchange this morning. When
the end OF The session came, the total
business transacted was far greater
than usual Columbus Con. was again
the feature. This sock has recovered
from the pounding It received a few
days back. and sold to "a brisk market
mp to $3.50. % gain of over 10 cents per
share over the opening sales.
con Mercur was dealt In to the
amount of 1000 shares at 60 cents per
share. May Day passed out LOO
shares at 9 a als cents, while Beck
Tunnel made sales at figures around
10 ceuts Boston Con. was wanted at
N4O0, but holders asked 10 cents higher
for the stock, and no sales were made,
Little Zen was held at N61l2 and Da-
ly-Judge WINS held firm at 1915.
At the close tho market ruled az fol-
lows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
Red Elephnnt Showing.

W. V. Rice who recently returned
from the Wood River country Idaho
reports that the Red Elephant mine, IN
which he and other Utahns are inter-
ested, Is showing up fine under de-
velopment Work Is being prosecuted
ON the Geo and 700 levels ana am amount
of high grade silver lead, gold ore BE-
opened M Mir. Rice says shipments
from the muc win be resumed IN Janu-
airy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
Testimonial Given President.

Washington, Nov president
Roosevelt has been presented with a.
neatly framed testimonial inscribed on
parchment which had been adopted by
the college Of Bishops Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church,
Bishop Foss read the testimonial to
the president, which congratulated him
on his firm stand for civil righteous
ness and square DEAF for every one.
which It termed modern application
Of the golden rule In the executive af-
fairs of Il great nation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
Chicago GOSPEL Clearing .IIonse

N7rTINN'9V w - " W T'IF7 -''7'''-
Chicago, NOV. Chicago ministers
and pulpit orators are soon TO sec them
selves as other people see them Five
critics who consider themselves able to
appreciate the atter-day sermon are TO
visit as many churches on Sunday each
month listen. take note and eventual
~ report 60 an audience in the Grand
opera house what they think Of the DIS
courses.
This is TO be- called Gospel clear
ing house and Is the scheme Of the
Spencer Whitman center which has
engaged the down town theater for each
Sunday morning The center will start
it's church next sunday with lecture
by Hugh O, Pentacost of New York
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
A, s, CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker 7is u g. walker BLOCK
MURBRooK DEVELOPMENT.

Mine TO be Made q shipper Within a
Twelvemonth.
There is good showing Of ore In the
Murbrook mine at stockton The mine
has been idle for few weeks, but prep
arations are being made TO open up
In full force before the beginning Of the
year, The manager stated yesterday
that there is considerable ore on the
dump, and that he felt certain the
mine would Join the shippers before the
close of 1906
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
BIG MINING DEAL.
Federal smelling Company Pays Three
Million for Idaho Properties.

WWITOn TOT IuNhO TTWN FFIIuE'
Butte. Mont, Nov. IA special TO
the Miner from Wallace, Ida, says
\ deed was filed here yesterday trans
ferrug the Morning and You Like
mines ut Mulian from Peter Larsen Of
Helena and Thomas l.. Greenough Of
Missoula, to the Federal Mining x
Smelling company for S3,OOO0OO. The
consideration was not made public un-
til yesterday. The deed was drawn IN
New York oct. % Early reports placed
the selling price as high as S6,O.0OOO
The transfer embraces 81 claims. two
millstes. eight water rights a QO0-ton
conceuuator, iO-dril compressor, a
narrow gage railway numerous build
ings and considerable land,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
TONOpAHS OUTPUT.


The Tonopah Miner reports the fol-
lowing orc shipments
The ore shipments over the Touopah
railroad this week aggregated l.197 tons,
of which lol tons came from Goldheld
and 81 tons from Lone Mountain The
shipments are divided as follows From
Tonopah-Tonopah company, 19j tons
Tonopah Extension company Cl1 tons;
Montana Tonoptl, So tons; Belmont, 80
tons, Midway. go tons North star, 20
tons From Notwithstanding Samp-
ling ore company. lOl tons From Lone
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alpine. 81 tons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
Nevada stocks.

James 4. Pollock & Co., brokers, re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today;
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Many Of The Properties Are Being
Worked aud All Are Doing
Well.
HILLS FULL OF PROSpECTORS.
Possible Buildiag of Western Plc ic
Creating Great Interest in That
Section OF Country

Fred Gardner, n brother OF J. p.
Gardner, has received word from the
Deeg Greek country to the effect that
the mountains there are full Of pro-
spectors, Since 1t has become evident
that the Western Pacific railroad would
be- built thus opening a way to the
market for ores known as the shipping
sort, there has been a great awakening
In interest In the Deep creek mineral
belt Never before has there been the
number Of men On the mountains that
there are this fall and rich discoveries
are daily occurrence. Speaking Of
the properties in which j, +. Gardner
Is interested Mr., Gardner said that
work was now under way upon the
following groups The Garrison, Mon
ster, climax and Morduff At the Gar
rison group which has been Incorporate
ed under the name Of the Garrison
Mining ana Milling company, the min
crs are opening up very large bodies
OF ore, and the property bids fair 10
De one Of the biggest things IN the
district The surveyed line Of the
Western Pacific goes very near to this
property and II is the intention Of the
management to have ore enough
blocked out TO start up shipments and
keen them up for an indefinite period.
The Monster Mining companys ground
Is also being worked. and is showing
up finely AT the Climax and Nor
duff properties only assessment work
is under way, and the property will be
idle after the first Of the year j. p.
Gardner Is out of the city at his ranch,
but he expects TO visit his properties be.
fore the close OF the year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov l.--Catue- Receipts, 81
nU. market steady to 10 cents lower.
Boevos 3.5lU6.25, COWS ana hcifers, .2lN
ans, 3..0ltl 30: westerns 3.sJu4.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 tomorrow, 5000,
market cents lower Mixed aud butchers,
47ia5 %. good heavy. i,Oldj.2O rough
heavy 4i0NA1O; lights. i.i540.lS; pigs Lon
al. 10. bulk Of sales. iS0n5.l0.
sheep Receipts, 5000, market strong.
Sheep. l,OD05,5D; lambs i.0)dI@.
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the STATE BANK
or UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE CITY.
yySHeph r. smith President
VIM. b. Preston Vice Pregident
Charles s Burton Cashier
Henry T. McEwan Assistant cashlsr
DIRECTORS.
Heber q Grant, Isaac Barton,
Sthepf r. smith. James d Murdoch,
Shas 3 burton. Byron Groo,
"p - Preston, Heber M, Wells,
a, W. Carlson
" ~mereial Banking IN all It's branehea
Accounts solleltsd.
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OMAHA

South Omaha Nov. l--Cuttle-Reccpts
5000, market steady to easier Nauy"
steers +. OOdj. So; cows and heifers, 100
as. western steers, 3,00niSg, Texas
steers. 2. 15dA00. cows and hefers, 2.O0n
3 40: Gamers 5Od2 30; stockers and feed
ers, :. 256ri 90: calves, 2.15d5,5; bulls,
stays etc. .50G2,50.
Hogs- Receipts, 5000: market sale cents
lower Heavy A7j6ii.9O: mixed. i.s0niS,
lights l.S5Gi.9j: pigs, i509fS5; bulk OF
sales LS0pl90.
sheep Receipts 1900 market steady TO
strong. Westerns. 5,O0a6.00, wethers, 5000
5,G: ewes, iJ08j.l0; lambs, 6.s5a7a'
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas city, Nov. 1.-Cattle--R Receipts
I5CG0. market steady Native steers, 3iQ
100: native COWS and heifers l.i6fi4. 10;
stockcrs aud feeders, 2.iOpl, 20, bulls 200
03.O1, calves, 3 15uG,i0, western steers
b. Mal. 80, western COWS, 2.C0n3. p,
Hogs Receipts, ,l40N, market cents
lowpP Bulk of sales s5d4 25; heavy 40
$50 packers, AS5aieii5 pigs ana lights
i.Gjgl.a
shecp-Receipts, 600; market steady
Mutons. jOa6.0O, lambs, 51Jn7 %, range
Methers. l.I6M6-On fed ewes iWaoW.
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j. oBERNDoRFER

Stock Broker.
Tel Bell 792. iGi S. Main St