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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-23
SENATE FAVORS
RATE CONTROL
WILL ADOPT MEASURE FOR
REGULATION
interstate Commerce Committee Of
Upper House Considers Plans for
Railway Leglslation-New.
lands Favors Action
BY Asboclated Press.


WASHINGTON, Nov 22.-Railroad
rate making was again considered by
the senate committee on Interstate
commerce today, but in an informal
way, as no measures as yet had been
presented to the committee upon which
IL can base its action. Views we're ex-
pressed by several members which in
dicated a sharp division as far as the
situation has developed.
There Is the further indication that a
majority of the committee will favor q
measure giving the interstate commerce
commission more power, which means
IN some form control over rates. 1t
seems to be quite well understood that
three Republicans and enough Demo
Gratis favor such legislation to insure
a rate making bill being reported.
Informal discussions among Republi-
can members of the committee show
that apprehension is felt that if q bill
should be reported by Republicans anil
Democrats against the wish of a major
ity of the Republican members it would
create division in the party that will
work disaster in the future.
The Republicans who favor rate
making legislation assert that the way
to avoid a rupture is to support a con-
servative measure in line with the rec
concentrations of the president
Some OF the opponents of a bill Civ
ing the commission power over rates
expressed the hope after the adjourn
ment of the meeting today that when
the views of the president have been set
forth an agreement can be reached by
the Republicans upon a bill which can
be reported and passed without much
friction.
Says Legislation Necessary
At future meetings, beginning tomor-
row, each member of the committee
will be given an opportunity to state
his views in regular order During
the discussion today Senator Foraker
expressed the opinion that ii would be
sufficient to meet the present situation
If the interstate commerce commission
should be authorized to take cognizance
of complaints, bring suits to enforce
the laws in the United States courts
and that all district attorneys be en-
powered to prosecute such cases. Sem
ator Dolliver said he believed the move
ment for control of rates had progressed
to the extent that legislation short of
giving some tribunal of the government
such power would not be satisfactory.
Other members of the committee ex-
pressed opinions upon various phases
of the proposed legislation, but definite
declarations were generally withheld.
Senator Newlands after the commit =
tee adjourned today said
Il have no doubt that a measure for
railroad regulation providing for the
prompt equalization of freight rates
where disputes arise between. shippers
and communities on the one hand and
the carriers on the other will be passed
the coming session. But | look for
prolonged consideration both in the
committee and the senate, and the pub
lie will probably grow impatient over
the delay.
Thinks System Is Absurd
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the Montgomery Shoshone Mining COM
pany WITH capitalization OF sl,25O,0OJ
In 81 shares. with 100000 shares In tho
treasury. The stock is listed on the
San Francisco exchange Mr.. McCor-
mack IL president ana general manager
Or. f. o. Chamberlain OF san Francis
go. vice president, G., X Vaughn OF
GOldneld, secretary treasurer. and the
John s. Cook & Co. bank at Goldheid.
John S. Cook and Albert $. Watson
of GOldfeld are also directors. All the
stock except the treasury stock -
pooled for one year, and with the prop
erty paid for, every dollar secured trom
the sale Of treasury stock goes into the
ground. The property Is being PATENT
cd, the survey for that purpose having
been already made. Two lodges have
been opened up already on the property
one eight feet wide going $40 In gold
the other not quite so large, going from
slf 10 $26. Sinking Is being prosecuted
now on both OF these, and when depth
is attained crossculs VIII be run 10
catch the south extension Of the Monte
gomery- ShOsnone. which II is sure 20
carry for 5000 feet. the length OF the
two claims in the group, While there Is
q good mine In the lodges already dis
covered Mr. Mccormack IS sure that
Il will he second to none When the
Montgomery ledge Is cut There Is
only 100 feet between the Montgomery
Shoshone and Montgomery-Shos
Extension lines and 1t would be din
cult to lose 50 strong ledge In tina;
dissapce.
The Waterloo Group.
This group has four claims lying on
Bonanza mountain. north Of the Peer
less and adjoining the Great East
ern on the west. Several large lodges
with values from 50 to Sl4 per ton. only
enough work has been done 80 far to
patent the claims but as the lodges are
the same that run through the Denver,
Eclipse and others. their future II
pretty well assured.
The Golden Scepter.
Adjoining the Eclipse On the east. the |
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feet Of ore in the wlnze from tunnel
No. . averages SOS While two feet lately
struck runs $500. This ore r. being ship
ped and 40 tons have already gone out
The Trumps.
The Tramps are not Incorporated.
They belong to +. l.. OdIie, Arthur
Wlnslow and Davis and Aldgich OF Coll
oradO Springs. They lie south Of the
Eclipse and have 1900 feet or the strike
OF all the Eclipse lodges Il would be
difficult to describe this property. 1t
need only be said that an examination
OF rs surface shoWings Is hewiidering
TO the mining man. 1t Is mountain
Of ore, ana good ore at that. Every
where are veins. large and small, and
their future development means mill
lions in dividends.
The Original Bullfrog.
The Original Bulfrog was the first
location made In the Bullfrog district
Shorty Harris and FL Cross We're the
locators and they were staked by Joe
McGallIard, w. d. Fry and NJ NJ.
Detch. Their discovery consisted of a
small mountain OF bull" quartz with n
network Of small veins OF wonder
fully rich ore. This rich ore has q green
cast, really a turquoise matriX, and II
was from this color, like the color Of
bullfrog. that the property took It's
name. Assays running 500 ounces sill
Yer ana $500 In gold are common, and
shipments have been made OF this grade
Of ore, The FIRST shipment OF seven tons
went $1,000 the second and third OF
nine ana five tons respectively went
over $1,000. over 300 feet Of work have
been done on the property and the plans
for the future contemplate the sinking
Of a deep shaft. for which a hoist il
being installed and the opening Of the
mountain OF ore at depth, The whole
mass of ore IS of a milling grade and n
mill is contemplated in the near future.
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mex every discovery monument Delhg
erected on ctopplnGs OF good ore ana
e1ety Slalih carrying several edges.
Su'neIlaud was handicapped IN uoiIs
me loCatioh NVrh' having 10 carry uls
toOis three miles away 70 me ofitlnll
buiil4os' 20 nave tnem shafpshea'
ne Wah hhaHy joined " hia pa t'eIs
nlu ,hey proceed 70 open tnt many
'usvs' ~ h"1eu la9L' 'he ''g"
March l5 the owners parted wiki this
claim and the Venture Tor 70 conslI,t-
alton OF slC0.0.y 20 z. Oddlc. represent
ing himself and eastern lieuds. 40
April the Eclipse was turned over 20
another syndicate headed by Mr.. Cd
die for another 100000 This group
embraced the Tiger Silewnder, Hobo
and Tramp so. claims These $780,
600 lunches began "a look good 20 Ray,
Sutherland, Mckenzie and D'Arcy. so
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feet and gradually widened until at
times In going lj5 feet Il has occupied
from two TO four feet Of the shaft.
At l6 feet 8 inches averaged $4,000 and
at 20 feet the same assayed 81 900. All
the way down the shaft there are from
20 inches TO feet Of ore that yields $500
per ton, while the entire ledge, so feet
wide, Will average Ai. The ore taken
out of the Hobo SHAFT in sinking l5j feet
will pay for all expenses OF sinking and
tunnelllng thus far done By the Eclipse
company. Two hundred feet west OF
the Hobo is the Lester shaft, IN n
foot vein OF milling ore and lS7 feet far
Their west is the Tramp shaft sunk to
develop the big Tramp ledge, The SHAFT
Is down $50 feet ana IN rich ore all the
distance. Twenty-Five tons of $3.50 rock
have been taken out In sinking. \
oross-cut at ll5 feet to the east cuts
the Lester vein. The showing at this
Tramp shaft Is one that VIII convince
the most skeptcal of the possibilities OF
Buifrog. There Is ore OF good values
everywhere, and like the Hobo ledge
II can be traced on the surface for
nearly two miles, Within the boundaries
Of the Eclipse group the company has
1900 feet on the strike OF the Tramp
Hobo and Lester lodges and 5000 feet
on the Tiger vein. What Is known as
the Tiger tunnel Is being run from the
base Of the west side OF Bonanza noun
tain that will open all these lodges at
depth, giving 2S0 feet Of backs on the
Tramp and as feet on the Hobo. j. IL,
Lester Is superintendent Of the Eclipse.
The Denver.
The Denver IS capitalized for 81 coo 900
also. and T. L. Oiiie Is president; j ~.
Carstair, vice president and II. A.
Cookson. secretary and 4. I. darcy,
SUPERINTENDENT. 1t lies north OF the
Eclipse and has several Of the same
veins. There are three tunnels being
run on the property all Ia ore. Five
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OF $500 ORE
Photo by A. q. Holt

Gibraltar on the north and the Great
Eastern on the south, and lying on the
east slope OF Bonanza mountain few
properties IN the Bullfrog district are
better situated than the Golden Scepter,
The group embraces 10 claims and was
acquired by j. c.. Mccormack from II
different owners IL should carry the
extension OF the Tramp Lodges for i,i0O
feet. and the Hobo ledge for 1900 feet.
cross cut tunnel Is now being run
which will tap the Tramp lodges at a
depth OF $50 feet. This first should be
reached about the middle Of January.
A tunnel site has been selected and
q tunnel started TO cut Bonanza noun
tain for distance Of 5000 feet.
The Gibraltar.
Reference to the relief map of the
Bullfrog district given above will show
that the Gibraltar Mines Syndicate's
property Is favorably situated on the
south end Of Bonanza mountain. Ex-
cept for about 600 feet. the width OF
one OF the Tramp claims, the Gibraltar
owns all the ground shown on the map.
1t has within It's boundaries for great
e. or less distance every ledge that
courses through the now famous noun
the Equitable group. the Morris and
Phillips group and the Comet Ugly
Duckllng and Early Bird claims. alto
gether seven claims and three fractions.
The Gibraltar Mines syndicate was
organized June |, with w. V. Rice OF
Salt Lake as president; J. II. Shockley
vice president, w. IL, CLARK. secretary,
and Il. l.. MayHeld OF Shreveport. La,
and James Farrell Of Salt Lake the
additional directors II Is capitalized
for $4,000 600 IN shares OF the par value
OF 81 each with 100000 shares In the
treasury. The company is one of strong
est operating in the Bullfrog district
and the men behind 1t are guarantee
that only legitimate mining will be
DONE The work done by the company
thus far shows that 1t Intends to get
something for the money expended. he
management, after incorporate inn
medlately started three tunnels. two TO
cut the lodges in the western portion
OF the claims and one main tunnel TO
cross-cut eli of the SIX lodges east Of
the Tramp claim. This main tunnel VIII
give 800 feet depth on vein No. &, tuu-
mel No. 2. gives Joe feet depth On the
vein which Is tour feet wide and when
recently cut proved to be Of high grade
shipping ore. An ore house Is now be-
Ing built TO receive this ore and have
It sorted FOR market. Some assays went
ms high as $500 while a small streak
on the hanging wall averaged 1880
Tunnel No. follows one OF the lodges
into the NH and "A portion Of Il
has yielded several tons OF ore
averaging $500 I'm gold and so to 90
ounces silver These veins all carry
the manganese ore Characteristic Of 30
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In July lustTsome discoveries h,. a..
Humphrey brothers, three mjIas ,,- sas
east az the old camp OF Mant-,55,,.,nl'
started a boom IN tnut section Tl..
Humphreys noticed big Ipiga ,-, n'
ping by the side OF the road Up
mad been passed daily by the stoys r .,,.n
ning from smoky Valley 10 Reln,'lu.
ana on prospecting Il discovereJ
carried shipping ore ana tbat for
entire 10 to CO feet It carried good y,H1a
ins values. lR short time me- rn,'.
try was located for miles aroma Y eni
q good sized stampede was ON feoni
Tonopah, - mites to the south ,n1
other camps. There are now l00 r., p'ia
In the camp, and It is growing cyd,S
day. Tie veins are found In "a limo az
porphyry contact ana carry all kinds -
values, shipping ore having been 49,
ed running $1,000 per ton. ~N
A number OF the best claims h,..
been held up in litigation. the pl,.spi,n
Of tltle to be fought out IN the roi,rts
Considerable leasing is being done IN
the camp and good ore extracted Tbos.
familiar with the properties of Manba,'
tan claim II will be the next b,o,,
camp In southwestern Nevada ana w,
coming year viii see It grow into \
camp Of several thousand people.
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The Golden Bar.

The Gold Bar is one Of the properties
that is being developed with SAT- Lax
money and promises TO make Few
Salt Lakers considerably richer IN
short time. Judge ". a. sherman ana
Brown Terry ara Woodruff are among
the heaviest stockholders in the com
pany. They are to be congratulated on
their Investments for the Gold bar is
one Of tho big things of the Bullfrog
country. It IL situated about three
miles west of Bonanza mountain ana
two miles north OF the Original Bull
frog. j. d LOTUS Is president OF the
company; Kenneth Jackson. vice pres
ident; Judge ". y. Sherman, secretary
and treasurer. and J. r. Davis, mana
ger The property was formerly the
Benny HaZelton and was one OF the
first locations IA the district. cross
cutting on the surface showed III teel
Of ore that averaged $3.50, while good
values were secured across zoo leet OF
the ledge, A shaft was sunk lou rect
and drifts run both north and south on
the hanging wall Of the ledge. some
rich shoots were oper.d especially IN
the south drift where ore IS being sack
ed from an upraise that runs sliS with
out sorting. a cross-cut run to the
east from the south drift Is now In $50
feet and every foot of the distance IS
ore that runs from 50 to sii In gold.
Few such ore bodies have ever been
opened up and the possibilities in min
ing this mountain OF ore when trans
portatl0n facilities are afforded and the
camp gets on a cheaper basis. suggest
the stories OF Aladdin's lamp ANA the
touch Of Midas A new shaft Is being
sunk and q IS horse power hoist order
cd This shaft will go TO the deep
oud will be sunk in the ore. The COM
pany has 1900 feet on the strike OF this
big ledge.
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frog Western, an oddia oo.
NE strike of the Original Rnliite,lliy. %
may1ower-Bullfrog. north NJ S',itslog, thu
gpmery- shoshouc. the tIli We +, Aont.
Mnich Mai. w, A. Stanton is o. 10
Interested the McDonald p n5eayily
Nrye groups al indian Springs "tu Blu
malcolm l.. Mcdonald and Z A. y" which
Ell are the heavy owners. ,b 'liteh-
py Hooligan, Midnight Bullfror Zap
iros-Monltor and Montgomns,. Nuu-
Mlhes company, controlled L,' MI
ana Mann of Rhyoitte. ma pHoril
Montgomery, lying ON the SOM ely"
tension OF the Pnlaris. and MI e.
ery--shosAone ana the Stenwnvo y, 500 ~
east are also among The lea1i1y W. lle
critics OF the camp. Inns Prop
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and Senator George * Nixon. president
Besides the Ladd mountain group. the
company owns eight claims at Indian
Springs and five at Rcd Mountain. ali
OF which are now being developed. A
big tunnel is being run under L.add
mountain ard II IL expected that the
big vein VIII be cut at any day. This
VEN Is nothing more or less than a
porphyry dyke mlnerallzed. II Is 100
feet wide, runs through the Bullfros
properly for 5000 feet and aVera yes
from $40 Ia So per ton In gold. The
tunnel viii give $50 stopping ground ON
this Inner g ledge. Several streaks of
rich ore have been cut and consider
able sacked FOR shipment. Allowing the
ore TO average SIS per ton IL Is estimat-
ed that there arc $ll,0C0,oJ0 I'm slght
above the tunnel level.
4. NJ. Smith is IN charge of the mine
and taxes pleasure In showing the un-
believers that the Bullfrog OF Nevada
is one OF the big things of the country,
Sho>hone- Palaris.
The Shoshone- Polaris adtolns IN.
Montgomery hoshone on the south
west and Is owned and controlled by the
Montgomery interests. A shaft has
been sunk from which the big tale ledge
OF the Montgomery Shoshone has been
cut In l25-foot crosscut To the east
The ore Is OF tho same character as It's
rich neighbor.
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Bullfrog OF Nevada.

This property was formerly the I.add
and Benson ana occupies the most or
Ladd mountain II. II. Clark. the king
OF the Bullfrogs." bought into this
property and incorporated the Bullfros
Mining company OF Nevada. with him.
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Tho Great Eastern.

This Is a Schwab-Mckane property
that promises to develop In the usual
NcKane manner. to the satisfaction OF
all concerned II lies on Bonanza
mountain and IS being developed
through cross-cut levels from 200
foot shaft. They expect to cut the
Tramp and Hobo lodges which show
on the surface. The company has a
bond on the property and Is making
the regular payments as they fall due
which Is evidence enough that the pro-
perty Iustines the expense OF Develop
ment and purchase.
Tho same interests own the Crystal
group adjoining the Four Aces near
Montgomery mountain. A shaft has
been sunk 100 feet and prosecuting Is
now being prosecuted in a search for
the vein.
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Among the other promising properties
OF the district are the Peerless, owned
by Judge Ray and associates. and To-
Gated on Bonanza mountain; the Ma
tional Bank, on Ladd mountain. and
controlled by l.. l.. Patrick of Goldheld;
the Yankee Girl, owned by the same
interests; the Rush property. recently
bonded 10 New York capitalists for
sl50OOO and lying on Busch Peak; the
Four Aces, which Is in charge OF Il. w
Griffiths, formerly OF Salt Lake, AMI
which has four feet of $40 ore; the Bull
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pany and Is also interested In many
other Bullfrog and Goldheld properties,
besides handling an extensive law prac-
tlse at Goldneld He IS the only one
of the original locators left In the prop
erty. Mr.. Detch Is one OF the most en-
thuslastic men in Nevada over the pos.
slbilities OF the Bullfrog country, ana
is devotng his money and energy 10 us
upbullding.
Bullfrog. West Extension
The Bullfrog-West Extension lies
west OF the Original Bullfrog only
short distance from the side lines on the
line of the extension of the big ledge.
l.. Z. McGarry OF Bullfrog is president
OF the company; Thomas ;, Robinson
OF Goldfield, vice president. ana G' ;;
Johnson, secretary and treasurer. All
are among the leading mining men OF
the southwest and connected with most
of the big properties. Mr.. Johnson Is
also the fiscal agent OF the company.
and has succeeded In placing the COM
pany on O good financial basis. with
the showngs on the property ana us
location there IL 10 question about lt5
future. A shaft Is now being sunk
which will surely catch portion OF inc
Original Bulfrog ledge as soon as u
gets to bed rock. A photo publisher
herewith shows the area owned by the
company. In a shaft IL feet from the
lines OF the West Extension GROUND ore
has recently been extracted sampiinS
s2,61i. 1907, and $3.50.
Bullfrog-Apex.
The Bullfrog- Apex Is one Of the COM
ing companies OF Bulfrog. II has one
group of four claims adjoining the Orig
inal Bullfrog q group Of seven claims
adjoining the Happy Hoollgan, and a
third group of three claims IN the South
Bullfrog district, near the kean Won
der group. All are faVorably located
with good veins of milling and hlsn
grade ore. The company Is paying es,
pecial attention at present to the Bfonl
pecial attention al present TO the
ground next to the Original BulltroB'
where II Is sinking In ore not more
than 100 feet from the ore house OF the
Original Bulfrog. 1t has the same
ledge. same values, and ii Is the opinion
OF the management Of the Orlslnal
,ullfrog expressed to the writer tnat
the Apex win be a great NINE ING
company is grading now for moist ana
expects to produce great results IN the
next few months. The officers OF tte
company are j. ], Pagan. president; D.
V. Richards, vice president, Charles "A.
Iiddell secretary; and T.. j. Andrews,
treasurer. The capitalization IS slOO0,-
600 With 400 900 shares In the treas
ury. few small blocks of this STOCK
viii be sold for working purposes
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tNoRAvERs AND DESIGNERS,
MIDWIFE.

DE Ror2EK EMO co, CUTS FoI
all purposes "a ana 20 w, No Temple,
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Give 3i the Job of Finding You Job to Want Ad.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FUTILE EROS q WootLGY
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OQor the Following bargains ior this
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No, 1917 10 5rd East t'rn, frame
lots Fine lwlt trooh lawn 500
No .lCgi 80. IN w. ~ acres und house,
lenrtl{ 900 holllhg lltcs, cholrg, forms,
j., miles south Of Cnldors PARK, 10000
500 ctFlh balance 1@ PEI month
llcadqNnrlols for business properties,
Choice bench ana suburban lots cor sale,
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sewer connected, llu 2'oG prcD t}2ll,
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NOW cushi balance 50 month~reniH
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sli@ $3.50 cmhi balance N) mo, tli't
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on I'm near T. e. u term pr Dr. mod,
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snd ~. 3'gNlO rods Fine grounda close
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You q bargain In this property can ana
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prslNEss SITES, BUSINESS
igN9N H. on w. md south cluso m
With , stores $1,000
asa It frontage On a,d 81, Just y of
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MRS. JENS0N IMPROVING,
Aged Lady Hurt in Railroad Wreck,
Now En- Route 10 This CITY,

The following telegram rolhllyc 10 lho
condition ~ some Of those injured In
the Rio Orando wreck nj Pinto, was
received this morning by Nh W. g.,
spence Of the church Offices
st. Mays Hospital Grand june,
ton, June ~ W &, Sponro, Mr.,
Jcnson an 30 D, Mr. Reynolds remain,
Ink 10 days Condition not critical
tSlgncd) 'ALMA HANSEN
Mrs Jensen In the aged lady who
Nns not expected ~ recover The fact
that sho N being sent ON 10 this city
would indicate that her injuries were
not ~ serious us nt FIRST reported, MIR,
Reynolds had his shoulder hurt and
this " doubtless responsible for his
detention m GRAND Junction
A telegram received this morning by
MrH Mnlo Mason daughter of Mrs,
Ford, who was quito badly cut about
the neck, reads nv follows
Am wclL Wlll be down at n p, M
tonight
tSgnod1 ~ FORD"
Tho other patients, both here and 1T
Grand Junction, are doing wen and
WIN be- ont of the hospital IN few
days
Supt A. w. Wolby Of the Rio Gundc
Western VIII return from the scene NJ
the accident this afternoon pouding
hW arrival no report " the wrcck VIII
be- made,
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cnEAPEsr MONEY IN cry ON
furniture, pianos, vnlunhlos or any rood
ssGTGgIi'lIyi o S3sg ,,crmsbh plenty ,m'
Bldg