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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
LATE LOCALS.

zeb Kendall, the we'll known Nevada
mining man, is IN the city today.
Contractors are dgurlng on the spec
ihcations Of the proposed new school
for Forest Dale.
Giovanni Roster, formerly OF italy.
but now a rosident OF Bingham, was
admitted TO citizenship today by Judge
Armstrong
Tomorrow the Emerson, Sugar, For
est Dale, Waterloo and Farmers wards
VIII spend the day az Saltalr. A big
crowd and a good time IL anticipated.
Real estate men report business as
quiet TO The point OF drowsness al
present, so that the many members OF
we local craft are thinking OF taking
the month on"
\ Mrs. Amuson, residing IN the south
ern part OF the city. reported to the po-
lice this morning that. while on her
way home last night, her pocketbook.
containing 81 in cash and So worth of
tickets, was stolen,
The heat is not so oppressive TODAY
the mercury not reaching higher than
81 degrees between 1 and . %. m. ana
there has been something OF a breeze
70 cool things on The mercury ran
up to 30 degrees yesterday afternoon.
Secretary Cox Of the u. A. NJ. society
is trying TO have q dog show as one
Of the features " the coming state
fair. He has offered 100 dogs from one
source alone, n the idea can be car
ried cut ana he has every reason to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

a number Of informal luncheons were
given yesterday but no large events.
The circus lured a number OF well
known people who went in parties, and
enjoyed TO the utmost, the mammoth
show. Among the largest was that
given by MT and Mrs r. O, Howard
IN honor Of Miss Jessie Blake. - friends
being numbered In the list,
Miss Helen Bamberser entertained
Informally at luncheon at the Country
club ON Wednesday
Miss Eliza Curtis viii leave short
Is Tor New York to pursue her art
studies.
MI and Mrs Frank Gustin left yes
terday for Nebraska.
Mrs. Stanley Clavson left this morn
ing for Brighton where she viii visit
with Mrs, j, d. spencer.
Miss Louise Walden entertained in
formally at dinner last night.
MISS Mary OllNc Gray who has been
in Germany studying music under GO
dowskL viii return shortly and open
studio
Judge and Mrs, lie Grand Young and
family leave shortly for Holiday park.
where they win spend the remainder OF
the summer.
Miss Kate Han has returned from
Portland,
Tomorrow nlght an informal dancing
party will be given az the University
club by some OF the younger members.
Judge and Mrs Thomas Marloneux
left this morning Tor a stay at Brigh-
ton.
Miss Schultz leaves shortly for a
months stay on the coast
Mr. Hal Hampstead was host al
circus party last night, his guests mum.
bering IL
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believe that such feature would be an
immense attraction.

believe that such feature would be an
immense attraction.
Local photographers report an un-
precedented amount OF kodaking this
season, which 80 Keeping them busy
developing for the amateur photo
graphers, The popularity Of the fad Is
also making good business for the sup-
ply dealers,
Parties down from Brighton report a
perpetual fiesta up thelc. There were
100 young society people in attendance
on a dance the other night al the hotel
ana during part OF the evening Dr. Bas-
com presided at the plano. The hotel
Is full, and so ore the cabins and cot.
tages. and the entire season * consider
ed the best in the history Of the resort
Harry sherman brought back from
Europe a German army range finder
which he has presented 10 Captain
Woodward Of the Twenty infan-
try Mr. Sherman noted the personnel
Of the European soldicry, while abroad,
and says that positively the worst was
the Spanish Next came the Italian,
and then the English soldiers az Glib
raltaf
w. ~. Lepper a prominent odd Eel
low Of this city received notice this
morning, from the eastern headquarters
OF the order, that he had been appoint
EIDE major on the staff OF the command
Ing general Of the Patrlarchs Militant
the military branch " the order ~
Odd Fellows. This is regarded as
well deserved promotion, and Major
Lepper is receiving the congratulations
Of many friends This is the highest
staff appointment that can he made In
this jurisdiction.
Frank Kihiball came down today
from Twin Falls where he is the CASH
Ter Of local branch OF the banking Arm
OF Mccormick s. Co. lie SAYS that the
town Ia making great preparations for
the celebration on the eth inst. and
with the railroad. telegraph and tele-
phone IN the town. the inhabitants feel
az though the town has Some show"
There is as yet only three feet of water
IN the grand canal as that is all that
Is necessary at present But when the
canal is running full tho water will DO
10 feet deoep.
About 8 o'clock this morning, resi-
dents IN the neighborhood OF Third and
d streets were awakened from their
natural Slumber by hideous row, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
TAGGART DIVORCE CASE.
Testimony Does Not Show Lady
In Favorable Light.

Wooster Ohio, Aug. 8-With a re-
quest from Capt, Tasgarts attorney
that the court order Mrs, Taggart TO
permit her husband to see their two
IONS, the Taggart divorce hearing was
resumed today. Judge Easton ruled
that both parties had equal rights IN
the children, though they were tempo
rarily under tho mothers care.
The FIRST witness, Howard Taggart,
brother ~ The plaintiff said he lived
with the TaEgarts at Fort Thomas,
Ky. from 1898 10 lSaS. lie described
visit OF Lieut.. Rither 10 tho Taggart
house whore he had an interview with
Mrs. Taggart I'm the parlor at 1880 AZ.
m, while Capt. Taggart was away. Tho
witness discovered Ruher's presence,
he said. and the latter hurried away
and did not call again,
a week later Mrs Taggart handed the
witness an anonymous letter asking
him II he knew the writing. The letter
advised the captain to watch his wife,
declaring that Rlther was taking her
TO resort I'm Newport The witness
said he never mentioned Rither's carly
morning call or the letter TO his broth
et
Mrs. Taggart's alleged capacity for
beer was given as five glasses at one
sitting, when the witness described q
drinking bout between Mrs, Taggart
and the wife Of another officer at Fort
Thomas. The contest was for the
championship OF the garrison, the Wit
ness said, and the contestants were
backed by officers Mrs Taggart told
him Afterwards, the witness said, that
her opponent Won the match, drinking
nine goblots OF beer to Mrs, Taggarts
fiyc.
Howard Taggart also testified that
his slstcr-ln-law drank habitually with
the officers and prided herself on TAX
ing her whisky straight, laughing at
the men for ualng water with It, The
captain, the witness said, objected to
his wife giving their sons beer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
THE RElps VISIT KING.

Whlteaw Reid the new American
ambassador, had an audience with
King Edward at Buckingham palace,
London shortly after his arrival, aud
presented his credentials, At the same
time Queen Alexandra was receiving
Mrs. Reid and Miss Reid
His majesty recalled Mr., Reds pre-
vlous visits to London and expressed
the greatest pleasure az the good rela-
lions between the United States and
Great Britain,
After tho official reception Mr.. Reid
was ushered upstairs, where his VIII
and daughter were with the queen, an
the ambassador was presented to ~
majesty, King Edward also came d
ana Mrs and Miss Reid were presented
10 HIM
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view. said that there was not now any
excuse for yellow fever ever spreading
IN the south.
There were early reports OF TWO
deaths NJ the emergency hospital ana
the prospect was that with numbers ~
serious cases rooted out yesterday by
the inspectors. there would be sim more
fatalities during the day. No physical
clash has boon reported by the armed
forces OF Louisiana and MISSISSIPPI
and there As an increasing likelihood
that good judgment win prevail and
that hereafter there win Doc no trts-
passing by the people OF either state.
The marine hospital service s. gradual
~ bringing about a better quarantine
understanding with the authorities IN
other states with the end Of enabling
the travellers 10 proceed TO their des-
tinatlons after due detention. ASIDE
from prosecuting vigorous sanitary
measures ell the energy OF the COM
merclal public here is being devoted TO
tho effort 20 educate thc panlc-stricken
people OF the south that they are rum
ming no risk Of infection through CONF
mercial intercourse with New orleans.
Re.oling and screening OF cisterns
went forward with great yigor and
enthusiasm today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
VICTIM OF PARALYSIS.
Mother of W. T. Atkins Of This City Dies
Suddenly at Randolph.

Mrs. Sarah NJ Uttley Atkln, wife Of
The late George Atkin Of Tooele, Utah,
died yesterday morning at her home in
Randolph, Rich county, as result
Of paralysis, aged GO years months
and S days, The deceased enjoyed
comparatively good health until a short
lime ago and her death was sudden and
unexpected, Mrs. Atkln came 20 Utah
many years ago from Alabama and
was a faithful and devoted member OF
the Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter
day Saints. She was the mother OF
W, r. Atkin OF this city. and IL SUR
yived by two other SONS and one daugh-
ter. The body win be taken 10 Tooelc,
her former home, Tor interment, and
the funeral services win be held Sat
urday morning from the Tooelc meet
,nghouse,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office OF the westhar
bureau for tho q hours ending at8 M
today;
Barometer reading AT a. m. 25ps
inches, temperature at H. m. G. may
imum ~, minimum g. mean a. which IL
two above normal.
FORECAST TILL p. NJ FRIDAY
Local forecast for Salt Lake CITY ana
Vicinity;
Partly cloudy with possibly local tbun.
der showers tonight or Friday, warner
tonight,
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Precipitation occurred over portions n,
nearly all districts except the pacae
states, Onto valley and great lake,
Heavy rainfall was reported mt Kans,,
CITY 2.0i inches. II was raining iris
morning al St Louis Mo Thlpdsr'
storms were quite general
Temperature changes were gcneraly
slight,
r HYATT.
Local Forecaster
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
COURT NOTES.

Suit has been aed IN the district
court by Eta Powers against Alfred
Bell et al to reroyer $500 alleged TO be
due on "A promissory note, and TO fore
close a mortgage on real property given
to secure the payment Of the note.
The jury In the case Of the state OF
Utah against Henry Sanders, which
was tried in Judge Armstrong; court
yesterday failed TO agree on a verdict
and was discharged at a late hour last
night Sanders was charged with
stealing q suit OF clothes from a room
I'm the Grand Pacific hotel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
Sweet Marie-Tiverton Race.

Readvnle, Mass. Aug. IA match
race for 5000 between the bay mare
Sweet Marie, 2.Ol% ana the bay geld
ing, Tlverton. 2;0iia, was the feature
today OF the midsummer trot ting meet
at the Readvlle track. Weather was
fine and the track was fast
Tiverton won the first heat by half a
length IN 2;05h, making the fastest
mile trotted this season. The time by
quarters; :32, l;O3A, 1874, 2:05ia.
Sweet Marie Won the second heat by
neck. in 2:o4A cqunlling her own
record Time by quarters: az
i;02A, 1914, 2:0iA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
THE SOLDIERS OF THE
AMER OF AFGHANISTAN.

The amcer Of Afghanistan is Just now
In rather an unenvilble position The
Russians are creeping down on him
from the north by extending railroads
toward his frontier The British have
"complimented" him by sending
mission" 10 Investigate the condition
Of his country. Between the Russians
and tho emissaries OF the British foreign
Office the ameer viii probably have
some interesting moments later on, He
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

The weird drama, Or Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde" will be presented by the Bitt-
ner company at the Grand theater to-
night ana tomorrow night. Theo, Larch
will appear in tho title role,
Saturday matinee and night, Cali
fornia' will be played, testimonial
being given on Saturday night 10
Messrs. Bittner aud Torch, This week
will close the Bittners engagement in
this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
LOADS OF CIRCUS MONEY.
National Bank of the Republic Handled
Over Thirty Thousand Today,

The Bank Of the Republic caught
tho circus cash this morning as The
treasurer brought In the proceeds OF
the exhibitions thus far with which to
buy eastern exchanges. There was
100000 IN silver and about $4,000 more
I'm gold and paper making neat little
sum for the banak 10 handle in one
morning There will be more cash be-
fore tho circus departs, so that the
bank seems TO have struck a good
thing II Is also q fair indication of the
amount of money taken In by visiting
circuscs. The sums above given repre-
sent what was gathered I'm at Provo
and Salt Lake The proceeds of this
afternoon and tonight are not included
In the $4,000 estimate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
Wreck on the Santa lie.

Pasadena, Cal. Aug. SANTA Fe To-
oAl passenger train No. Al, loaded with
passengers from San Bernardiuo, and
Redlands, was wrecked within a few
hundred yards Of the station In this
city at 10 o'clock this morning. Two
persons we're injured
Dirt piled on the track at Union
street by workmen grading the street
caused the engine To leave the track
II bumped along on the ties the length
OF the train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
AFTER GRICE AGAIN.

The Notorious sam Faces Charge In
Criminal Court
sam Grlco is on trial today in the
criminal division Of the district court
That i' not a new sensation 10 SAM as
he has faced "A number of jurles IN the
past few years on various criminal
charges. but has always managed TO
win out and go free, The charge against
him now Is burglary IN the first degree
II is alleged that he burglarized the
cigar store OF Felice Charella mt iT)
west Second South streer, on the night
OF May 70, and stole some tobacco. Tho
case Is being tried IN Judge Armstrong;
court. Dist Atty Loofbourow repre-
SCENTS the state and Attorney A. ].
Weber "a defending Gricc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
Two More smelter Suits.

Mahela Higgins and Robert Ewood,
executors Of the estate Of James Hig-
gins, deceased, filed two complaints in
tho district court today to recover dam
ages Tor injuries to the stock crops
and farm Of plaintiff, alleged to have
been caused by smoke from the smell
ters IN one action the Bingham Cop
per & Gold Mining company and Dun
can McVichle are the defendants, judy
ment being asked for 81 .9e9 The Unit
ed states Smelling company and Wal
ter Fitch are the defendants IN the
other pctlon judgment being asked in
the came amount,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
IRRIGATION PROJECTS.
Over 5000 Acres Of Land withdrawn
To Aid Them.
Especial to tho "NewsD

The register and receiver OF tho land
Office at Cheyenne, Wyoming, were to-
day instructed to withdraw from all
forms Of entry on account of irrigation
projects $40 acres public land, the
land thus Withdrawn Is described as
follows: SECTIONS ~, 20, 20 and 30,
township % north. range 81 west Sec
lions 2. 3, 10 and II township &c north
range 65 west. on account OF irriga-
ton projects the hand officials at Lam
der Wyoming. today were instructed
TO withdraw from an forms of disposal
1850 acres That land thus withdrawn
from entry IN Lander district il thus
described sections 3. 6, Z and town
ship % north range 100 west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
BUSINESS NOTES

Today's local bank clearings amount
ed to S35,lSa as against $iS7SSl., g IN,
tho same day last year. '''
The First National bank Of Ogden
declared yesterday an extra dlydond
Of per cent, amounting to $4,000, pay,
able Immediately; and the Ogden SAY.
lngs bank declared, at the same time A
per cent extra dividend amounting
10 1880. also payable at once
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03

monument has Just been finished In
Palermo and VIII be sent to America
Immediately The design shows tho
creator Of III Troyatore' and IRA
yiata' standing on a column surround
ed by operate characters used by him
in his immortal productions The fig-
ures are Of snowy Carrara marble. and
the column and pedestal are Of dark
Scilian stone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
BIG MOUNTAIN BLAZE.
Swept Over into City Creek from Parry'S
Hollow this Afternoon.

Early this morning some thoughtless
person started a fire in the vicinity OF
Parry's Hollow north Of the cemetery.
me brush and grass being dry the
,laze spread rapidly and soon the whole
ACE Of the mountain was a SETTLING
mass Of flames AS the day advanced
hey passed over into City Creek cau-
ron and filled the great gorge with
Imoke and heat to the danger and dis
advantage Of many. In the course of
/ few hours an area Of several miles
was swept and every vestlge OF verdure
destroyed. Altogether u was one OF
he worst brush fires OF the season. The
Seief Is that II was deliberately lgnited
ma with no other purpose than 10 see
burn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via d, & II, G., Sunday, Aug. 9th,
From Salt Lake.

To Ogden, 1926 a. mo 1i5 p. m,,Sl,m
TO Upper Falls, 500 a, m.....,,, Lj
To Castillo, 800 a, mn.,,..,.,,., lsj
To Pharaohs, Slb a. m.,,.,..,, 80
Finest Canyon trips In the world
Convenient train service returning See
d. e. r. @. agent, or phone 205 for fur
Their particulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
AS GOOD AS a VACATION.

Rest In a nice Hammock in the shades
OF your own home. We have the larg-
est assortment and handsomest designs
on the market Prices from sl.S0 to
$3.50
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
SUING PERKINS.
Mining Company Seeks TO ReeOvers1o,
600 said 10 be Embezlled

a civil suit was Gled IN the district
court today by the Black Rock Mining
company OF South Dakota. against
Fred II. Perkins, a well known mining
man Of this city IN which plaintiff asks
judgment for the sum of $4,000 alleged
to be que as funds Of the company mis-
appropriated by defendant IL Is al
legged mat defendant was an officer Of
the company, WAS it's agent and came
into possession Of the money as trus-
tee and appropriated 1t to his own use.
Perkins IL the man who Is wanted on
a charge OF embezzling $4,000 and for
whom a warrant OF arrest was issued
yesterday and placed in the hands of
deputy shcriffs. who took train from
the city with view to locating and
apprahendirG him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
TRIED TO BREAK JAIL.
G. N. Kisner Mast Answer to Commit
ting Felony,
Especial to tho "News)


Ogden, Aug 3-This morning before
Municipal Judge Murphy complaints
were sworn to by Deputy Sheriff Sc
bring against c. NJ. Klsncr. charged
with felony alleged 10 have been
committed July 49, when he attempted
to break jail, and Edward j, Daily,
charged with having committed perjury
July -, while serving as a witness In
the case OF the state VS., Wilson,
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon.
Hebor Folkman Of this city met with
painful injuries Tuesday evening az
Plain city Mr.. Folkman had been out
driving with young lady and stopped
az the home Of one Of his relatives.
on unhltching the horses to resume the
drive he was thrown IN front OF them
IN such a way that the animals stepped
on him, injuring the young man quite
severely lie was picked up and car
ried INTO the house, where physician
gave him the necessary attention,
At a meeting OF the Amalgamated
Sugar company, Judge II. II, Rolapp,
Congressman Joseph Howell Fed j,
Kiesel and Adam Patterson were
named as a committee to draft resolu-
llOHN VI IthpttL " kilt lltHlplg VI lllt
late Thomas d, Dee. At meeting OF
the Burton Implement company, NJ. S.
Brownlng was elected president In sue
cession to Judge Dee.
The infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Giles II. Vanderhoof died last night at
the Family residence, 2l2S Jefferson ave-
nue. The funeral win De held Friday
at %. m. from the residence.
A complaint was sworn TO this morn-
ing charging Carrie Hanks, an inmate
OF the state Industrial school, with in
sanity, the complainant being Supt. Il,
NJ. Allison, ST., who has had consider
able trouble with the girl for some
time past. The examination VIII take
place this afternoon, being conducted
by Drs. Conroy and Joyce
George II. Wilson. who was sentenced
10 two wears IN the state prison, was
taken 20 salt Lake this morning by
Sheriff Bailey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
MONUMENT TO GREAT
ITALIAN COMPOSER.

Some time this summer the noble
work Of art shown In the cut win be
erected IN New York city by the meme
bers Of the Italian colony TO the mem.
DRY Of the most meodious Of all oper-
attic composers, Giuseppe Verdi. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
PRoCURESs HELD.
Mrs Bradhsld Will Have to Answer TO
The District Court

IN Judge piehfs court this morning,
Mrs, Minnie Braddeld, charged with en-
dolng a young colored girl named Ethel
Williams, away from home Tor Inn
moral purposes, was given a prelimn-
lry hearing and held TO await the ac-
don Of the district court.
Sarah Dunion, who was arrested AZ
NE same time, ana charged with COM
plloity IN the otfense, was given her
freedom, as the case against her was
dismissed on motion Of Assistant Coun-
~ Attorney Willard Hanson. Mrs.
sradhelds bail was fixed I'm the sum ~
1850, which she expects 10 De able 10
furnish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03

position large parties OF visitors from
several cities Ia the southern part OF
the state being present. Saturday was
Los Angeles dav and there was Il gem
eral reception and celebration at the
California state building. This week
several cities Ia the central and north
ern part OF California have special
days.
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DIED..

ATKIN AT Randolph. Utah, Aug. .
kin, wife OF the late George Atkin OF
months and eight days.
Funeral from the Tooelo meetlnghouse
Saturday morning Friends are invited
WORLD.--At the Holy Cross hospital
this city, Avs 3, 1905 as a result Of an
operation, Annie Beal World, wife OF
Henry j. World.
The remains will bse shipped 10 Price
for interment Funeral notice later
BOUD,-In this city, Aug 3 1905 Haze
Boud daughter OF John ". and EIA
beth Boud, aged IA years.
Funeral from Fifteenth ward meet.
lnghouse, Sunday, Aug. 8, 1905. on l-
noon Friends Invited Remains can be
viewed at family residence, ~ souW
Sixth West street, from 1880 unuil u!
COUNsELL.--ln this city, Aug. 3, lS5, ot
Brlghts disease. William COUNSEL
native Of Australia, aged 20 years De.
ceased was a brother-in.law OF FREQ
Southurst OF the sixteenth ward,
Funeral Friday at p, m. from me
chapel Of Undertaken Joseph william
Taylor Friends invited.
MILLGATE..-In this city, Aug Q l9l,
Leland Woodward, son Of Alfred W.
and Elizabeth Adams Mitigate, aged lN3
months and four days ..,,,
Funeral at residence, 2lS west Fll'h
South, 4. D. M, Aug T.
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AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE

exchange were. ''''ns
Ajax, 800 att 5.
Lower Mammoth. 1000 at 2iis
Uncle sam, 500 at 402., buyer IA. o ,oo
NJ 40 800 at 29%. '''V'
Wabash, ioC at ls3, buyer 60