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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
PEACE RUM0RS
HELPED MARKET.
This Was Particularly So In Lon.
don and Effect Was Felt
In New York,
BUSINESS ON MODERATE SCALE
Not Much Done Ia sp.cIultles Outside
OF Amalgamalcd copper--
Bonds Steady,

New York, June S-1hc London market
was stirred with reports Of a good outlook
for peace and contributed 20 an oponlnn
ON the stock market that was hlghei
all around Advance ran TO u point In
Reading and C0nadin Pacific and Union
pclnc, Southern Pacific, New York Cen
tral aud ontario q Western, Brooklyn
rrNnsl, ana smelling made rapid gains
Business was On moderate scale stocks
wcro absorbed and prices made sono
progress over lho opening lcycl sou,horn
railway stocks neurcd largely IN tho
dealings, but there WAS no, much doing In
tho spccOl,es outside Of Amalgomalel
Copper, Among the advances OF const'
duence were Atlantic Coast Line N,
Louisville s. Nashville i's and Union Pa
cllc Now York central Amalgumate
Copper aud Hide s. Leather preferred l.
Biscuit sold point lower Republic steel
preferred ~ and corn Products proforrc l
2 The United states stocks were heavy
ana prices were below the best all around
AZ II O'Clock, Tho market fell into eN'
tromc dulDess ana few stocks made APP
probable changes,
Bonds were steady ai noon
There was no definite tendency IN th'
general market Linscod preferred rose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08


In the local markets today Utah
strawberries are arriving In ine shape,
and are iilling much felt want Hood
river berries continue to arrive, but
the senson for them " about at an
end owing To the maturing Of the homo
crop, \ car Of bananas, unusually
fne arrived this morning ana they are
gong rapidly, Mediterranean sweet
oranges are being received IN plonll'
nj quantities, ana selling 10 good nd
vantage, 4 ear Of lemons IL also on
hand today, for which there In n hg
demand on account Of the warm wealth.
or which prevails also IN the east, Tex.
as onions continue n arrive, Of excel
lent quality, cucumhors also are com.
ing aud selling at $3.50 per box, and
California ponchcs, plums and aprl'
cots are arriving IN satisfactory guam
titles Grape frult IL now 20 be had nt
reasonable prices Now potatoes con-
tnue nj 81 per cwt The prices pre-
yalIng In lodoys markets are os iol'
lows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
PRODUCE,


chicago June S-A break m Mnnonpo.
N, NJ over cents IN the pllro ~ wheat
for July delivery was ~ largo extent
responsible for a weak undorluno In the
Whcll market here today Lower pllocs
Al Liverpool contributed additional weak
ncss, \ conllnuopco " oMeloni weather
throughout tho united RiAtoH VHW an
Other hcirIah influence july opened n 10
- lower m Aa, ln NN nnd declined n
&Ns Minneapolis nuulh end Chicago
reported receipts Of 80 ears against 40 4
ycnr uBo
ncspic me Ntokno', Of wheat the corn
nllkl hnd 4 lltm tone July opened I'M
0ud advanced 10 Ais
,mli oal4 opened shade 10 i,nli lower
AT 3Oy 10 n, and advanced "a lll,,
september pork sold N 4 shade ~ 1915
Lara was umthnngcd lo 2G cents higher
ul lii 10 h5iln rms were down re cents
Cah' Whoa, 80 2 mrd, lW No, B,
hard p3Oiw, Nu, I, northern, lqJl ~,
No 3 nNrl4orp loA,Nlo'H NJ, .,
spring l0,ul,ui
CLOS Wncnl mly SS'luN7, s'pl 3l!
con. luN 5lll old j.y sept ios,
gl9 'oFH'p. pocu was old lAi May,
Oats june 81 lmy al', Rrplo :ssp3,
buo, ~ q MAY lls
,aG jVi% ji0 s'PI 90 IGct ltg,.
RlOarlulN iaiW sept ibj, Ocl, I'LL.
UiGO.
llyr July M
l.WN tugb uouhNou'rh a.
lnrhyatNgh ll,N
Timothy JUNE, 2&
Clover june N iiMls,2i
After luly had sold NJ lo So, tho mar,
lrt suddenly lulnou suong on the kcn.
lurkN rrop rcUnrt which showed decline
ol VI points IN lho condition nf winter
wheat TN mnrkol closed M the hlphogl
point 81 the day with July up hnh at
MluMt
corn The market closed mong with
July up ~ AZ 5lia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08

capnhlo for work "A Indicates that YOUR
Uycr In oul Of order llolhluo viii n,FIsI
nature lo thrnN NJ Ooadarhch rheumn'
Usm and nilmrnH akin 10 nervousness,
ana restore tho onorRlcs and vitality "
sound and perfect hc0lih J, ! lluhlntd
have used llorhlno for'ho pnsl two years.
n has done me more good than ul IN
dociow Wlcu fcol bad md hlvo that
Tired feeling ! take q doao NJ llcrhlne
n III the beat medicine ever made Cor
chlllg Rud fever" IA ronts "A bottle, Nod
by a, g. NJ L. ntug Dept n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
DELAMAR SHINES PLANT


SUM-, Frank T., SNindlcr Of the l,am'
bcrgor.Dclamar goll mines at Dclonh"
Nov IN IN the city from camp AGAIN TO
look after matters concerning the ore''
ton u' the new shines olant ot that
property An ~ the preliminary work
is wen advanced and Supl Swindlcr cN'
poets 10 have the plant IN commission
early IN the fall
Tho mnc Il responding NJ well ~ II
did during the months of Aprll ana
MAY WITH every indication that the
good record Of those maths WIN he
maintained,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08


Mammoth, 100 at Sl25.
May Day 400 NJ l3h 100 at 10 scll.
cr 80 1000 ~ 1874 1000 at 1871. scllor
10 800 At l3h, seller 80, 1000 At 1875,
Nclai 10
SILVER shield, 300 at % 800 at "a, 800
NJ NA
l'ncp Gam, 100 nj ~,
Nicuorla, 100 nj $40
Nov York, 400 NJ biis,
Totro, 100 at l1A 200 at nv 600 At
49,
Yankee Consolidated 100 at 1914
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Carra, 100 at ~
May Day 1900 a, 10. 1000 a, 49,
solloi 90, 700 at 1917,
RECAPlTULATlON,
SHARES Value
Regular eau ,t,,,,,,u,u 1900 R,2ObOO
Opon board ,pup,iu,, 500 Oh W
.Hss.s4.ssssH.s.s.stss.s
Forenoon totals u,o,l3O0O S,Ii0,B3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08

MEATS ANp POULTRY,
ROOT COMING TONIGHT,
Tho Man Who Lost to dsorgs Gardner
VIII Train Mike sohreck.

JACK Root former ELECTROMAGNETIC
champion of the world tho man who loal
the tile 10 George Nnrdnor a, the Rilt
Palace IN their mem0rlahlo ilght VIII
reach the city this afternoon A telegram
Ia Bllly Hogan mnnnaor " Mlko Schrock
reads pp follows,
inject me-. NJ Mulycys Thursday even
lng m & O'clock
Root. will no with Hogan and Rehrock
~ ogden canyon, whore Root VIII train
iho nRhtIng German, Tho party VIII
leave Tor ogden tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York June S.-,Ruttor-, Easy, street
price, extra creamery 90sUs0A ON luI
prices creamery, common 10 extra VA
3ls, state dairy common 20 extra, : Il
20; renovated, common 10 extra lnSd
ia wratoU factory common ~ tNlro
lllgdlblg
centrifugal, ~ test ~, molusFcs 3'2, ~.
hnod, steady Crushed, 6jj, powdered
D. ~. graduated, hNl
Innon..Nl0. lN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
TRADING SOME BETTER,
Tho Prices " Minlnl stocks, However
Continue weak,

Trading Was n little better ON the
mining stock exchange today bur HE
rsngo OF prices was not very much I'M
proved, " at all
Cnrisa was the nrst sale OF the day.
which was marked up with Il decline
Of cen, u ehurc Mammoth camc
next VITA u board lot going at SL96,
MAY pay Kept above 10 cents but
passed the calls practically whore II
has been fol several days silver
shield weakened IN ppllo Of tho efforts
10 hold n mp, White Now York Wug
marked down nRum to Mib cents Tee
,ro camc ont IN little better form,
Tho closing quotations and sales
were reported aa follows,
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
AZ, Campbell,
stooll Broker $40 ID. Y, Walker Block
ANNIE LAURIE MINE,
General Manager Levy " Making Ihlnas
Count nj Kimberly,

General Manager sam NJ Levy Of
the Annie Laurie mine Of the Gold
Mountain district returned to camp this
morning after having spent several
days IN the city
The Annie Laurie mine IL said 10 bC
showing up IN much better shape than
II has I'M n long time, Tho develop
monls made ON the lower level has re.
vo0lcd an immense tonnage of high
grade min ore,
AZ eoon ~ tho expense OF moving the
power plant to SEWER ~ done away
with shareholders win not have 10 wait
long for the announcement Of dividends
again
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
OGDEN A. RETURN, 800
Via ID, g. II, a., sunday, June 18th,

Leavc sail Lake al 1928 a, m, 1885
a, M, ii y, nu 200 y, M Returning
leave ogden nj 9'l5 p M g'iO y, ma
$3.50 y, No. 900 y. M The Masonic or
der WIN 30 10 ogden At 900 y, m, 10
attend laying of corner stone of the
new Masonic Temple, Everybody lns
'yllod,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
Uncle sam Ore Sales,

The management OF the Uncle sam
Mining company drew down the pro.
ooods from three cars Of high grado ore
yesterday, the lead values running S
per cent aud with silver and gold
enough TO make the ore net $40 to the
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
Peace lulk HELMS Trading,

London june s. -rradIng ON the stock eS'
change opened buoynnt ON news Of peace
negotiations Prices advanced sharply
cans shared IN the general advance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
WOOL.
sT Iollle.

st. Louis June S,-Wool steady Tor
rlo,y and Western mediums 31ll INC me-
dlun, gl12s ilnc, 9lN9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
SUIT AGAINST THE
KIMBERLY ESTATE
Sensational Charges Made by the
Great Western Gold Mining
Company Of California
CONSPIRACY IS ALLEGED.
Locked Upon as o Scheme Of Black
msil--Palnti0s HAD Option on
Balaklalla Nine.

Chicago, June s'~Tho Great western
Gold Mining company Of California
With headquarters ai cedar Rapids,
Iowa, has brought suit against the es'
tate Of the lalo Peter l.. Kimberly ho
millionaire, who died suddenly m this
city last Sunday morning
In the declaration the assertion II
made that by entering into conspiracy
with former officers OF the gold COM
pany Kimberly sold to the Great West
crn company for s20oOO0O property
worth not more than 100000,
Beside the suit agulnOt kImborlys
estate the gold company mas sued W,
" Snyder OF Salt Lake CITY, who "
alleged In the bill 10 have made The
arrangements between Kimberly and
the officers Of the company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
Nevada stocks

James A, Pollock & CO., brokers r..
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
5000 VOLUMES

To selec, from AZ our great Book Sale
for two weeke commencing June 4,
DESERET NEWS hook STORE,
Main street
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Observation-Disclosures
BOSTON MARKET,

CLOSING quotations today ~ 70,
ported by tho brokerage n Finance
20, successors 10 Hudson Sons Goa
brokers, were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08


Everyone who was intimately ne.
qunln,cd with Mr. Kimberly, and roads
the lOl ogong, cannot believe that the
Ming OF this suit was designed for any
other purpose than that OF backmall,
and nov that the dead mining man ls
not here TO make his own defense, those
Instrumental IN bringing the action are
taxing advantage OF the opportunity 10
bosmich his name IN hopes OF getting
portion Of the Sl0,00O0O0 worth Of
property which the mining man be-.
qu,alhcd 10 his nclrs
While Mr. Kimberly was shrewd ~
his buplness transactions, he was nl-
ways considered TO be honornblci no
was 4 map Of hlgh idoas ANA ondca'
vorol Ia conduct his affnlrs nv all solid,
substantial business men should do,
~ the offices Of The Western lGxplora.
lion company, In which Mt Kimberly
was extensively Interested, NJ o ll,lo
indignation was expressed today at
the attempt bolng made to bring disc
grace upon the name Of the dead mln'
Ing llagnatc, The nif0lr was there
charao tcrIzed aa being a scheme ~
blacknall Of the worst form
According to Secretary charles Ell.
inewooi Mr., Kimberly nor any Of his
associates ever received cent from
the olnlntiff In this action or anyone
connected with Il
The fact N, the parties connected
with the promotion of this concern were
given a call on tho Bulaklalla copper
mine IN Shasta county Cali M Doccm'
Der, 1902, but afterwards. on lnyoelIga.
ton by Mr. Kimberly, II was aecer.
tainel the parties had no standing 4.
nanclally morally or otherwise, ana
Mr. Kimberly 10 advised his local rep.
roeenialyoa with Instructions to cease
negotiations,
The Balaklalla mine was retained and
developed by the western Exploration
company and is now about 60 Do fttod
cut with smoltor NJ large capacity,
II N claimed that ore of the value Of
$500 0O has been blocked out since
negotiations with the GREAT western
were called off'Nhch probably accounts
for the interest being suddenly tnkon
by the Nroal Western shHleholdris,
who row see whore they lost mn OPP
portunitv by not exercising their op'
ton promptly nearly ihroo years ago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
THE GREAT TEMPLE.

A complete description Of the inter-
Tor and exterior OF The Great Temple,
Salt Lake City. and statement Of pur.
poses for which II has been built pub.
lIshed by authority beautifully mus.
trato1, price 10 cts Wholesale 20 deal
ors,
DEsEnET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08

Noont your money twice
before taking the risk Of tea
s,hag, bsa wv '''' "''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
NEVADA sTocISa.
REGULAR CALL.

corIsa. 100 at 90 6oo g, ,ON SOC at
1914,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
OMAHA

South omaha. June S.-catllc-- Receipts
200 market active! 10 cents higher Ma
tive steers, 8ijnj,it, COWS and heifcrs
., sal ~, western steers, 3,5Vui,o, can.
nors, 2OOd3 20 stockers and feeders 2S
a. 70, calves 0ou5i5, bulls, stays, etc.
250lii &c.
Hogs Receipts, Loo, market 0 cents
lower Heavy, i,9diG, gj mixed, ; 2Oq
t,2sla, lights jlbn5 22ls pigs, 100000
bulk Of sales. b,2Oub 22's,
hcop~lieccipln. ipl, market 10 centi
higher Western yearlings lUu5 %,
wrihets hOul,D0 owes, iO)nijOi lhmus,
a t0fiB 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
kANsAR NITY

Kansas city June Seattle Receipts
loo market steady Ndllyr steers "a
$50, native COWS and heIfors, > $1,000,
slorkcry ana feeders 3OouI 80, bulls $50
l26u5,O, western tcd cows &j0uLl0
Hogs. Receipts ?O0O, market cents
lower Bulk NJ sales b,g5uj,3i,i heavy,
i2ig530, packers jgjut,3)i piss and
lighy, ilOd6.Glg
sheep lccopls, 2Wo, market 10 cents
higher Mullohs, giHi,O, lambs 5iOa
isi. range wc,hers, iebVj ?bi fed ewes,
Igidi8Q,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, june S.-Callle.- Receipts ST..
pu, market stendy, Good 10 prime steers
stopkors and feeders, 2,iSHilQ COVE 80
dii1, hcliolH g,i0dt,00, Gamers, b0u2S 10
bulls, 2, iOui,5 30, calves, 8,UOub,b0
Hogs Receipts today, 5000, tomorrow
N0V market cents lower Mixed and
butchers, b,@uS, ~, good 10 choice heavy
50Ot5,3ilR, bulk " sales b3Ouj3j,
sheep. Receipts, 1900, malkc, strong
10 10 cents higher Good TO choice wclhols,
shorn, ljOab q, fair to choice mixed
shorn 3jOu 40; western sheep, shQrn 90
m3l0, native lambs shorn, iJu6 JOi
western lambs, shorn, SOOIGO0
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ffff .s'.,s...as sa.a-..a..a 81.
new PRIVATE WIRE
SERVICE,
ssssfsasssa-..
JAMES A, POLLOCK g. CO,
0ANkeRa AND BROKERS,
wEsT SECOND SOUTH ST..
SALT LAKE CITY,

SALT Lake CITY.
'''pEnaSS ocN9MpTHy, EXgCnrpD IN
- GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
pNIVATE !EhsrD WIRES WITH 10
GAN AND BRYAN, COVRrB.
PoNDiNc-M EMBERs
New York Stock Exchange, New Yors
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Grange Chicago Board ~ Trade
WE IIANnLh ALL PROMINENT UTAH
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-13
.CUNARD
 LINE WINS
Continental L ines
 Had to Give Up.
Couldn't Keep to the Agree. ment Laid Down -T The Effect this Will Have on Passenger Rates.

Liverpool, Eng, April 13.-At the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Cunard line here to-day Lord h. verclyde Chairman of the company announced that the shipping combine had intimated its inability to carry out one of the most important clauses of the settlement recently arrived at and consequently all tentative arrange merts between the Cunard line and the Continental lines and the combine mere imperative. Lord Inverclyde was unable to say if the present rates would be maintained. He considered that the policy the Cunard line fol lowed in the past was the only possi- ble one and believed that the Atlantic shipping combine was aimed directly against the Cunard line.
 Beyond the loss of revenue caused by the late war Lord Inverclyde stat ed that he did not regret a single step taken. There was at present no agreement between the Cunard line and the combine. The only effect of the tentative agreements was that pas senger rates were restored to their old level.
 The chairman believed the share holders would not regret the sacrifice necessary to maintain the independ- ence of the Cunard line against the al liance formed against it. The direct 'ors had received encouragement both here and from America to continue to defend the company's interests. The chairman also referred to the gover- support of the German lines as indicating the severity of the strug- gle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-13
CoAXED THE DOG.
Burglars Then Went on With Work and Riiled
 the Safe.

Broad Brook. Conn, April 13.-Post- master F.. M. Cornell left his safe un- locked, to prevent burglars from blowing it open, as matter of cus- tom, and last night the nocturnal wis., ltors found it an easy matter to emp ty the contents of the safe. They tore up letters and postoffice orders and secured a number of watches and other articles from the general store in which the postotfice occupied space. MT Cornell, however, was accustomed to take the precaution of hiding valu- ables rather than leave them in the safe at night, and his loss in postal funds accordingly was not great. A bulldog kept in the store as a guard was so well treated by the burglars that it did not interfere with their work. No trace has been found of the men and the Hartford police were asked to look for them. This is the second time MT Councils store has been visited.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-13

Japan. While admitting the right of Japanese in this country to subscribe or contribute to the objects mentioned, the secretary says in his note to Mir Takahira: "Yet it is undesirable that such contributions should be sought through the naval official channels of this government" and he therefore .brings the matter to your attention with the request that you will inform the consular officer of Japan in the United States of the attitude of his governmen in the matter"
 The Japanese minister gave the ne- cessary instructions to the Japanese consul general at New York.
 The correspondence includes copy of a note from the Japanese minister at Washington calling the attention of this government to the presence of the Russian ship Lena at San Fran cisco and saying that the imperial government expects that appropriate measures will be taken by the Unit ed States government without delay"
 Several days later another note reached the state department from the Japanese minister expressing the de sire of his government that the offi- cers and crew of the Lena he detained in the territory of the United States until the end of hOstilities.
 The acting secretary MT Adee. promptly replied acknowledging uN note and adding: '.In reply l have the honor to state that the president. exercising his prerogative in carving out the neutrality proclaimed by him. had already. before the receipt of your communication. taken the ap- propriate steps to detain the officers and crew of the Lena in this country until peace shall have been concluded. unless in the meantime the belliger- ents shall have cOncuHed in propos- ing to him other arrangements in this rpxar1.-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-13
THE STATE POLICE
 WILL CONTINUE TO ACT.
Bill to Abolish Same Killed in House-Bl Concerning Amount to be Paid for Loss of Life Created Furore Bill to Do Away With Labor Examiners Was Laid on Table.

Hartford, April 13.-Activity in the general assembly to-day was confined 10 the reception of committee reports and action on calendar matters. The various committees are speedily finish ing their work and each session sees a house cleaning of pending legislation. Contrary to expectations several rail road matters were not brought before the house to-day.
 Bills which would abolish the state police department were rejected by the house this morning in concurrence with the senate
 A bill amending the present law which fixes $5,000 as the highest amount that can be secured at law for the loss of life, which was rejected by the senate yesterday, caused some dis cussiOn in the house. It proposed to remove the limit and have the courts determine the amount.
 Bills providing for the compulsory attendance at evening schools of chil- dren between the ages of 14 and 16; prohibiting the sale of tobacco to minors; establishing state dispensary system for the sale of intoXicants in towns, were rejected.
 One bill repeating the act creating the state board of barber examiners, reported adversely, was tabled.
 Senator Phelan of Waterbury moved the senate's reconsideration of the resolution amending the charter of the Pine Orchard association, which was rejected in that body yesterday, was tabled. -.-
 The Hartford city court was the ob- ject of several senator's sOlicitude The substitute bill reported by the ju- dietary committee which provides for the appointment of a recorder by the general assembly, was called from the table by Senator Page and was referred to by him as petition signed by nu- merous Hartford citizens. He held that the same was contrary to the con- stitution and the supreme court decis- ions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-13
SUED BY BANK.
Cashier and Bondsman Must Answer for g
 $20,OOO Bond.

Marblehead, Mass, April 13.-The Marblehead National bank, the affairs of which are in liquidation, has brought suit against William Reynolds, its cashier and his bondsmen to re- cover the full amount of Reynolds bond, $2O,OOO. The bank claims that a shortage of $19,5O0 was found in the accounts. The alleged shortage was restored by the bondsmen who fur nished 5000 and by Robert C.. Bridges, a wealthy stockholder of the bank, who advanced $10,500 to be held in trust and to be applied to any de- ficiency in excess of 5000. Bridges has sued the bank to recover his money, claiming that any shortage should be paid by the bondsmen. The banks suit is brought to protect it. self against loss which would be en- tailed should Bridges win his case. In other proceedings Bridges seeks to re- strain the bank from paying out money to the stockholders until he is reim- bursed. All litigation is in the form of civil suits. no criminal action hay ing been instituted against any one.