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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-19
TIE BuLLFROG DISTRICT.
Reg lnald Macbeth, the Idaho Mining
Operator, Visits Nevada Camp,

special correspondence,
RhyolIte, nullfrog district, New, May
ii--Mr. H. Macbeth, general manager
OF the Lucky BOY mines Of custer Ida.
no, out Of which sll0O0,O0O IL said 10
have been extracted, has spent u week
investigating the leading properties Of
the BullfroR district lie ~ IN tho
field representing salt Lake capital
Upon being interviewed about the dis
,rlct, he sNid
II was oslonshed with what | saw
IN the district having discounted
statement made by numerous mining
men who have been IN that section
hut upon inyestIg lilnS found the state
monts 10 be correct, and feel from tho
examination | have made Of the coun-
try, that II Is bound to be great min
ing camp
Through the courtesy Of Mr. Mont
gomery and his capable superintendent.
Mr., Hooocy I WAS permitted TO nuke
an examination Of the MONTGOMERY.
Shoshonc mine, | found the ledge 10 BIO
50 feet thick, the strike northeast ana
southwest, ana dip about % degrees
to the southeast II Ia a contact be-
tween hlrdsoye porphyry ana rhyolItc
the porphyry forming the foot wall
and II cannot possibly miss the Mont
gomory Mountain Mining company's
guund,
"Of the so feet Of ore, II feet are tale,
which should run from $50 10 $500 from
the paintings made nnd 90 feet are
mixed tale, quartz and porphyry, which
should run from $50 20 500 Fifty feet
have been drlflcd IN the tale on the
foot wall, an upralso made 10 feet to the
surface, ana wln2o 20 feet deep sunk
on the tale, 1872 giving " cubic feet
10 the ton, AZ the ore " lght IN
weight, there are easily IN slight ut the
present time, $4,000 tons Of ore, and
$4,000 has not yet boon spent on de.
yolopmonl work
u went over Montgomery mountain
and made careful examination of II,
I found II 10 consist Of 4 series oi
parallel porphyry ana rhyolito dykes,
making numerous contacts, IN oNuh vi
which ore should be found These
dykes strike northeast ana southwest,
and cut tho Montgomery olnrIs, the
Perry Montgomery and the Montgom.
ory- Shoshono
Phenomenal values are now being
found IN the bottom of the 80 foot
wln2o on tho Interchangeable
ND they are 10 cStrayNgnnt that
hould ! quote them, | would bo con-
ldcrcd candidate for the lunnilc
lFylum, ana these values were verified
by sample taken by myself from
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tho bottom OF the wingo, ana the ore
from the wlnso N being enckod Tor
shipment TO tho Salt Lake shelters
This ore IN not assorted. y
III the present values FOUND W
the Montgomery.Sh oshone continue
through the 10000 tons of ore IN slgnt
there are easily from Ss,00O,QOo To WV
100000 gross now exposed.
'On the poory. Montgomery two tuh.
ncls are being driven, an upper ana u
lower There are rapidly approaching
the contact ana I nrmly believe maj
whom the contact II reached, ore VIII
be found, ~ the same conditions oSlrt
ON this property ~ exist ON the Mont.
Eomory-Shoehont, Also, ore has Just
been broken into ON the Montgomery
Joarls, about 600 feet from tho tun'
rels on the pocry'Monlgomery Noun
tain Mining o0mpany'a property
u visited Lndd mountain, on when
are situated the Bullfrog National Bank
Mining company Dulliiog Mining COM
nnny and Montana BullfroH Mining
company and found the ledge TO be
about 200 feet wide"
Al the KnwIch. Bullfrog property on
Wlthoe mountain the campaign of DO
Nolopmont IN progressing ana me out
look there In very llattering,
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STOCKS DISPLAY
SOME WEAKNESS,
American Department Of London
Market Violently Unsettled AZ.
tccted New York Very Much
DECLINES WERE VERY SEVERE.
Reeoverles Were Irregular haylns
EyefylhIsg In a comtasse
Condlllsn,

New YORK. May 1.-THE American do.
partmcnt Of the London stock market was
violently unsettled this morning and opens
ing prices here were lower IN pNlhph,hy'
Declines ran TO IA and ~ ~ " Paul
mn1 c scs sS pcSr nS@ Aa s s
90 nont In Reading Northern PACING,
New YORK, Central, Hook Island, Illinois
Central sugar United states, steel
American Car and Colorado Fuel There
United states .slocl at ~. and e. com,
pared with S last night After the inlIial
declines had proceeded % a level atlrlr.
live for the short interest stocks beknn
20 be picked up, ana thCro Vas 4 pretty
Pacific, A,chlt6n, illinois central, sugar,
Smelling and several others robounded 70
fractlonolly above yca,ordnya closing
prices, ana Tennessee Coal and Mo,ropQll.
tan street Railway to, IA Before lhls
portant additions TO The opening Iolses
were made ranging from ] to IA, Re-
nowod offerings ON a largo scalo under
mined the marriott lgnln ana Tnofo was
u general drop IN which some Of mo west.
"Nn ' q" tho 's Sar sOy SonSS nHon, 0T "a.
ellie, Atchison, New York Central Penn.
rylyanla and tho United states steel
stocks,
TN. ~. ma, marko, me. sQgpSSrt again Y. but nYt
l'NN'N N''' 'n'N IN'NN lNh'' VIZ ~ W.
before the demand died ont and loft the
trading almost slagnOnt Nothorn Pacific
rose oyer last night aud lost II 0g0'n,
Fort Worth and DonVor city stamped
gained that the y, Consolidated Gas
and Metropolitan Securities 2h There
were losses IN New YORK, Chicago ana
IT. Louis VI 3lb General Electric 3, West
lnghouso Electric and Snun ob
nonds were heavy NJ noon,
Not much Of interest iranaplrcd In Nh,
early afternoon, the foronoon's severe do
cline and irregular recovery leaving the
market IN n Comntoso condition,
Some sympathetic offpct resulted from
q late decline 70 the low lcyol by the
United states steel stocks. Evidences,
however, Of u demand FOR Union Pacific
and e. Paul at CONCESSIONS brought those
stocks 10 about the previous close ana
the general list sllFcncd Northwestern
and Kansas city southern preferred ran
on 2 points, y, e, g, q H. Louis L. ana
Westinghouse Electric Z
There was some further selling, which
carried u number OF leading stocks back
10 the lowest, but support was again
forthcoming There were losses for chi.
eago, ~ Paul Minneapolis a. omaha Of
biR, Great Northern preferred 8, Colo.
Indo \ southern nrsl preferred 2, ana
WcstlnghouHo Electric II, Hooking Valley
ana Peoples Gas rose n point, Pressure
was renewed against the United states
Steel stocks and AmalBamatpd Copper
aud they were forced 10 the low points
OF the day, The closing was weak
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PRODUCE,

Chicago, May i9.--Ooneral belief that
crop damage reports had been greatly oE.
asBcrRted caused heavy prOlit taking
Weak market an ADVANCE ' Of cyots ~ p,n j.
ny a. Liverpool failed tn check the de-.
olnlng tendency july opening lgGga TO
Nul lower az NV 70 ssit ana sold olf
TO SlsuS, Minneapolis, Duluth aud Chi,
cnso reported receipts Of iGi cara against
Weakness OF wheat had depressing
ofool on corn, July opened AU4 10 nUN,
lower az Abh 70 AsA, Aftor selling on TO
" the price rallied TO 49, ON covering ny
shorts
July oats opened u to lqas lowor at
gaug9l, 70 80 and for time held within
The opening range,
July pork opened 3 cents lower, at 1910
ANA sold on 10 ls,bsls,
ad hsrd d. T q. a, q g" at 1888. Ribs woro
The close was weak with july on ~.
Closcl lWhoOt~May ON July alSiH,
toVo,rn.sMSy, 5s. July, S4i old, Svi
Sept, M old, ''%, Dec iiEqll&,, oId,
oolg--Nlay, SCsl July, so4i sopt al,
si Pork Nay iS,y,,5l siss july istoal!,tiai
sl L%rd;-lM5ie .;y yoIy aasii ,lluy lasAd7S
qlG
Ryo-MOy, i7u7Ib,
Ilnks-Caeh, northwest, Lac,
llprlcy-'Cukh, Ru50,
Tmolhy 200
Cloyer-May i2,Ooul2&,
cash WhoNt-No ?, rcd, 03ml 05, No
3 red, o6ql,ooi No, ., hard, @qpi No. 3,
hard, Wuai No J., northern, lOli No, D.
northern and No b, spring, b.,
Corn No :, Mau6iRi No, g. b3hQ5SA.
OaS-No' q DhN5OAi No. ., 30,
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CONCENTR ATES,

David Kennedy, president Of the Lin
coin mine at Pearl Ida, In In the city,
j. n Jensen, who has been on q trip
through Nevada mining camps, has ro-
turned TO the city
Manager John Dorn Of the Uncle sam
and Lower Mammoth mlnoa OF Unite IN
IN the Juab county camp today,
V, 4. strange and G, u, Fryborgcr,
representatives Of the Colombo Iron
Works company, are looking over the
Daly.Wost mill at Park CITY today,
The orc and bullion settlements 70.
ported lato yesterday were ~ follows
Crude ore and concentrates &700Oi
base bullion, $4,000; gold bullion, Vs.
900,
A, J. BEETLES returned this morning
from n trip TO NoWhouse, Beaver conn'
Is, Tho big c0nCon,ritor " working
smoothly Mr. Beetles says, and could
scarcely give better satisfaction
President Herbert Harris OF tho
Western orc separation company
which Nv putting up u plant for tho
treatment Of 2lnc ores In the northwest
orn part Of the city, has arrived from
Denver,
Tho Bingham Bulletin, OF which
Charles y. llarte " editor, has been
sold 10 j. j, Mollor, Of New York and
Dr, ], l., I,ondoner Of the same place,
MIR, Ilnrto viii continue m charge or
the paper II IL said for u short time,
Harrison Clement Of the firm OF clc'
ment e strange, local rcprosontatlv
Of the Colorado iron Works company,
who returned from visit TO hcadqunr.
tors n few days ago, has announced hat
the arm Nv preparing 10 open show
rooms here,
Henry Cntrow managing director OF
the OHIO Copper company, departed
this afternoon for ohio, accompanied
by George l.. Meats and DR., j, j. Snys
der on business connected With the dry
onocentrator process TO be Installed at
the Latham mine IN Nevada,
The announcement made IN tho
"NoWsn 10 the effect that James W.
Noll would leave the management OF
the lIcngo mines 0t tho oyplrn lion
OF his contract ON June !, was confirm
ed Yesterday before Mr. Nell's return
TO Butte, Just who his successor VIII
DO has not been announced
Manager william Hatfield OF the AL
hIon mine ~ Alta came down rom
camp last night whore he had been on
two days inspection trip, lie says
the snow In etlll very deep around the
mine, there being AZ OF eight feet
around the main workings. The ronds
are IN auch a dcplornblc condition that
II IN 1nlcult 20 take In supplies AZ TO
condition IN the mine, everything looks
encouraging; the face OF the tunnel
shows heavy minorOllsntion and MIR,
Hatfield expresses confidence that some
splendid results win BIO forthcoming
shortly,
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LITTLE DOING ON
STOCK EXCHANGE.
There Was Practically no De-
mand for Mining Shares During
The FOrnoon Calls
new YORK DECLINES AGAIN
Reaching the Lowest Point Ia Weeks
May Day sllllencd Slightly
closisg Quotation.

There was mighty little doing around
the mining exchange during the foros
noon, II was not n day f0l buying, but
there were sellers enough IN evidence,
only u half dozen stocks participated IN
the sales and altogether $500 sh0roH
changed hands for which slel2 WAS
paid out silver Shield, In the alb.
ponce Of Manager Joseph In Nevada,
has continued 10 soften from day 10
day and during regular cnll registered
n sale down to ~ u cents, New YORK
slll mnniiostB "a desire 10 cling 10 the
ioboggan and IN the slide today hit un-
dor the half dollar mark the lowest
price the stock has been Hold NJ IN
many weeks, May Day opened weak,
but managed 10 strengthen slightly be-
fore II was dropped, Interest IN Con.
Nolldntod Morcur Rooms io ho tagging
again, while the Days ~ Park city
are out Of the game entirely for the
present, No one would bid more than
81 30 for Wabash, II was offered at
81 80,
Tho closing quotations ana sales
were:
TpnAyig Dtfpfp AirlnNQ
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IMPRESSED WITH
BULLFROC DISTRICT
A. ", Mansur, 0 Boston Capital
ist, Believes 1t VIII Become
Neyada's Greatest Camp,
CONDITIONS RIGHT, Ne SAYS.
For the Development, Of Mluvs Of Mag
uludc--Thlnks Utah Men
Are Fortunate.

A. W. Mnnsur u prominent Boston
capitalist and mining man, II n the
city today on route homo from round
w Of the Nevada gold camps,
'Tho district that impressed me
most" said Mr. Moneur 10 News
representative, ''wns Bullfrog While
! have nothing 10 say against Gold
Held, Tonopuh and other surrounding
camps, FOR believe thoy arc good ones,
yet II N my Judgment mot when de-
volopment work progresses further II
viii be found that the l3ullfrog dis
tract will eclipse all Of them, Condi'
lions seem Just about right there Tor
the opening u mlnos " great magni'
lude Already indications Of this arc
found In the late disclosures m the
Shoahono group,
Another property that looks good TO
mo In the one owned 10y the kuwlch
Bullfrog company OF which Dr. Y, u,
Wilhco, Of ogden IN manager and
IN which several other Utah men are
Interested Dr Wlthce In on the ground
now and IL carrying On a very offec'
tive campaign of development there,
This property impressed me fuzzy us
much and ! VIII say, IN some respects
better, than anything | saw on Mont
gomory mountain, II the Monlgom'
cry mountain properties had no more
development done upon them than the
Wllhce mountain mine, I don't know
but ! would take my chances with the
latter
"But there are good prospects all
over the Bullfrog district ana II II
doesn't develop into one " the greatest
mining camps Of the world, | VIII miss
my guess
Mr. MNnsur's time being limited he
cannot md time 10 take trIp
through the Utah camps. lie expressed
u desire TO take look at some OF the
biz copper mines Of Bingham, but de-
cl0rcd he would have 10 defer the trip
10 that great camp TO some future date,
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as. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker 40 D. r. Walker Block
SEVEN DEVILS CASE,
Litigation on Involving Title 10 the
Peacock copper Mine,

Butte, Mont, May ls--A Boise dis.
patch TO tho Miner says
The noted Seven Devils mining suit
OF Granville stuart w llnuscr and llol.
ter In which stuart sues the latter for
the return Of u trust deed conveying
certain interest In the Peacock, Helena
ana white Monument mines, has been
re.oponed In the United states supreme
court Tho case was fought through
tho district court Of Washington coun-
~ ana appealed 10 the supreme court
~ the state, whore II was decided
against stuart, Judge pockham OF tho
United states supreme court granted
the wrl, Of error allowing the plaintiff
IN appeal front he Idaho supreme
court, The property In dispute II re-
ported by experts 10 be Of the value
OF 81, 900 600.
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Gov. Brpdy's Name Withdrawn

New York, May lo,.-Goy John q,
Brady's membership IN the directorate
of nn Alaskan mining concern ana
tho use ~ his name IN the advertising
matter has ceased according TO u
statement published by the Tlmos, A
letter 10 this effect " mid to have
been forwarded TO the authorities IN
Washington before whom tho matter
has been pending,
The regular annual meeting ~ tho
company has Just been held Mt It's Of.
ncos IN this city when the action noted
was taken, u was stated IN me let
mgtoni IAN literature mentioning
nov Brady " Alaska has been with
drawn from circulation ana NJ this, the
regular annual election OF officers John
g. Brady was not reelected os u d.
rector"
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LIVESTOCK,

Chicago, May io,-Co,tlo- Receipts, O..
bWi market steady, Good 10 primo steer +,
b,ibgd,Ib poor TO medium, t35pb 81,
ktockors and feeders, 2,t0ab,2ji COWS 2 40
s,ni bulls stO0i,i 20, colycs, SWuj,,O
=. llogs-lieceipts today, &oO tomorrow,
l20D market bUlO cents lower MIXED and
butchers 1910 W, good 10 choice heavy,
R'Wuo 3iAi rough heavy i,pu5 ~ lights,
$500 i2H bulk Of sales, bSou6 Sk,
strong. lambs, steady Good to choice
wothers, shorn, iSu6 Is, fair 10 choice
mixed, eh0tn i0OUI ", western sheep,
shorn, i,pnb,&j native lambs, shorn, 40
ap'bO, western lambs Joqi ",
OMAHA.
South omaha, May w. Cattle Receipts,
1905 market steady, Native steers 200
go cows and hciiors, 5.ioa0,oo, western
storr, 3,0ONSlO, Gamers, sou3 .iO stock.
era ana feeders, 2@qtoO, calves, 5000
G,oQi bulls, stage, etc, 2i5dli 70,
llQgs--Rccolpts, 100 market 8 cents low.
en- Heavy, ,su6,2lsi mixed. b,lIRN6 29s |
lsle.S' ,i lSlS % :& piss '"ou"'"i bulk OF
shccp-Rcccpis, soi market steady,
Western ycallings, 'ijuO,io; .wothcrs,
thorn, ,25Qi,pO ewes, snorn, i0Vdp, 70,
lambs wooded, G7S0iD, lambs, snorn,
b,ibu5,6o,
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas CITY May ia--Cattlo- Receipts,
1000 including 80 norlhcrns market
steady. Native steers, i,5Ou6,2j, southern
steers, 3,i5uo,i0, southern cows, g,joat 5oi
native cows and holicrs, 2,50dI0, 81 atOck.
crs ana feeders, 3,25n6,O), bulls, g,SOgt 6li
calves, 3,Wno,O, western fed sters, 80
COO western Ted COWS, 3,6oQ6,W,
Hogs Receipts, 1900, market . 10 ~
cents lower. Hulk OF sa!os, $500 IS,
heavy, b&u6,35i packers, b,25u6,S, pigs
ana lights hCop6,Els
Hhoop.-liccolpls 5000 market strong
and active, Mutlone, tOoq1, g6i lOmUs
e.Vu7 40 range wcthcrs, '3juOCoi fod
ewes, ia5llib,
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I'd Waterman IN Town,

n, u. Waterman, formerly Of this
city, but now Of Sioux GUY Ia, II IN
the city accompanied 10y Peter pon-
finger and j. l., Marx Of Lo Cars, Iowa.
Mr. Waterman ~ interested oxten-
Hiyoly IN the Sioux city ma Rock
SPRING. Coal company, which has been
developing u coal property near Rock
Springs, Wyo,. lie has Just come from
the mines Momrs, pcntinger and
Marx are also shareholders
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New York, May sugar, raw, noml.
nal, Fair ronnlng, 3 gl.32 centrifugal, 30
test = ll.a2i molnssos sugar, ; lose
Hpghed" Unsettled Crushed, COS. pow.
dered, bDSi graduated, 6,1,
Goneo--vuloli No, Rio, \ cents.
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q, u, 4 ], II, Whltocar, pattcrn.mak.
ers, Gears Sprockots. Shcavos, NH ana
amclter work specially, Estimates
chcerfully given, A7 Reed ~, Tel
1904 A.
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WOOL.
g. Louis, May ip,--Wool, strong, Ter.
rllory ana western mediums, .Sd3O,s, nno
medium, gu26i line, A0.3
LONDON WOOL. AUCTION

London, May lS.,-A sale Of tapo OF
dQod HOBO ana Natal SHEEP skins was
sold horo today Tho olIerlhgs numlor.
cd agSi bales Buyers were ,aull ~
owing 10 tho extreme rates culrQnt l0r
skins, supplies, however were ~ limited
gain OF ~ per cent nno cl0fs.bleds TN.
per cent medium ana coarse CroRs. brods
10 per cent ANA short crosB'broob " per
cont,
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Nevada stocks

James A, Pollock 4 Co., brokers' rc-
ported tho following quotations from
San Francisco todayi
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Excursion to ogden sunday May
gsi, via oregon Short Line, Round
trip only 400, Take any train w "
iiO Y, IN. inclusive.
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New york-lOO ne SO, 100 ut "a, 800
at bOls, 400 nj 90, 100 at apM,
Totro-50O at loa. buyer 80,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
May Dny-l,b0O az 1914 1000 n, lbMi
1000 At 1914 seller 3oi 1000 at lsN 500
NJ 1874
New York 400 at 80
potro.-2OO NJ L
RECAplTuLATION,
shares, Nnluc,
OTon board n.,n,,,,n,,Gi0O l,lll2b
sssasss a.aa.Hsssaa
Forenoon totals u,n,ns,S0O tLOl200
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sesTeN MARKET.

Closing quotations today as 70,
ported by tho brokerage a Finance
Co, successors to Hudson Sons Co.,
brokers, were,
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slstant secretary says,
you viii notice that the disburso-
mcnts of the month, including the
amount set aside for Insurance ana tax
reserve, but excluding the amount adj
vancod on account OF the drain tunnel,
amount 10 sS2ll2, showing an addition
10 the reserve after dividend charge II
deducted Of approximately $4,000,
Progress In tho drain tunnel has
been slow and disappointing. They
have drlftod around the cave, but II II
now evident that another cave has oc-
CURED, The FIRST cave IN now being
cleaned UP, and In u day or two they
VIII learn whore the other cave oc-
cured,
Beyond the delay In extending the
tunnel We have felt no effect from this
accident, and are hopeful that tho tun-
mel viii he speedily cleared up ana tho
extension proceeded with. Tho mine
continues 10 look well"
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ONLY 800
Ogden and Return,

Via oregon Short Line, sunday, May
alst Leave salt Lake $40 n, M, 1880
a. m, or lao y, M Returning leave
ogden at $40 or $3.50 y, m,
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DALY.wESr STATEMENT.
ore sales During April Amounted 10 .
Total OF SIO2,AOO,

The monthly settlement TO slockhold.
ors from the office Of the Doly.West
Mining company, covering operations
for the month Of Aprll was released
yesterday afternoon, and the financial
sheet makes the following exhibit
Receipts
Cash ON hnnl March a .,.... 1854 GA
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REGULAR CALL SALES.
SILVER Shleld--500 at IS, 200 at ara
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-25
FarnsWorth G. Lund, Attorneys,
Templeton Building.
SU M MONS.

In the Third Judicial District Court.
in and for the County OF Salt Lake,
State of Utah.
Nellie Gwyn Raymer, plaintiff. VS..
Larkin Whit Mill Raymer defend
ant-Summons.
The State of Utah, to the Said De-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within twenty days after the
service of this summons upon you, II
served within the county in which
this action is brought, otherwise,
within thirty days after service, and
defend the above entitled action; and
In case of your failure so to do, judg-
ment will be rendered against you ac.
cording to the demand of the COM
plant, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you.
FARNSWORTH e. LUND.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. Address, 306307 Templeton
Bldg, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-25
Stewart & Stewart, Attorneys,
Mccormick Block.
SUM MONS.

In the City Court of Salt Lake City.
State of Utah.
Julia Alexander, plaintiff, VS.. Jennie
David, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The State of Utah, to the said Defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within six days after the service OF
this summons upon you If served with
in the city In when this action Is
brought, otherwise within ten days
after service, and defend the above
entitled action; and in case of your
failure so to do, judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the de.
mand of the complaint, of which copy
Is herewith served upon you.
STEWART e. STEWART,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Julia Alexander, Plaintiff.
p. o. Address 500 Mccormick Blk,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-25
James ID. Pardee, Attorney.
Eagle Block.
SU M M

In the District Court of the Third Ju.
dcial District of the State of Utah,
County of Salt Lake
Nellie r. Rasche, plaintiff, VS.. Pat
rick Rasche, observation-disclosures.
The State of Utah, to the said De
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within twenty days after the
service of this summons upon you,
if served within the county in which
this action is brought, otherwise,
within thirty days after service, and
defend the above entitled action; and
in case of your failure so to do, judg-
ment will be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demand of the com
plant, a copy of which is herewith
served upon you.
JAMES b. PARDEE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. address, and Eagle Blk,
West End South St., Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Estate of Richard G. Legg, de-
ceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at No.
81 South Seventh East street, Salt
Lake City, Utah, on or before the 26th
day of June, A. ID. 1905.
MARY A. LEGG,
EXecutriX of the estate OF Richard G
Legg, deceased.
Date of first publication, February
25. A. ID. 1905.