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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-08
NAMED TO DRAFT
AN ALCOHOL BILL
subcommittee Chosen and Mea-
sure Will Be Reported in
/ <'Ss Congress Soon.
sKsEi Az ,lTaEa
BY w. w. Jermane.

Q Washington, March 8.-The ways
and means committee today authorized
the appointment Of q subcommittee
consisting of Chairman Payne and Rep
resentatives Boutelle, Hill, Williams
and Underwood, to draft free alcohol
bill. The four last named have been
ardent supporters of the proposed legis-
lation and there is a good prospect that
they will frame a moderate bill.
It is thought that the vote in the
committee on reporting the bill will
sibly be 154 to g, or l6 to l. In the
persons of Representatives Payne,
iGrosvenor and Dalzell there are three
possible opponents, and yet it may.
easily happen that one or even two of
the three will support it, in committee
and on. the floor of the house.
Once the bill has been reported, it
will be placed on one of the calendars
and be subject to call at some not dis
tant date. The debate on it in the
house will not be- protracted. Its final
passage thru that body is assured.
Delay in the Senate.
In the senate its fate is not quite so
it can ever-reach rollcall in that body,
it will pass. The obvious line of at
tack against it will lie thru delay and
refusal TO- permit a date to be named
when a vote will be taken.
The friends of this proposed legisla-
ton, are not certain that they can get
legislation. at, this session of congress.
They are certain, however, Of passing
the bill in the house. In the senate
the question may 90 until the short
session, next winter, and it may fail in
ho 70 +haro
bill will be introduced promptly in the
next congress, and another effort made
to bring the senate to terms.
Secretary Shaw has come out openly
for the legislation, and admits that it
will not seriously affect the revenues.
Originally, he was inclined to hold that
the revenues could not stand up under
the drain which this legislation would
entail but he has changed front, after
| hopes the measure will be favorably
| acted on at this session of congress.
Cost of Process.
tilleries of the country has CLEARED up
a point that was raised during the hear
| ings by the wood alcohol. people, who
| oppose this legislation. They claimed
that, the use Of denaturized alcohol fol
/ poo
sible, owing to the great, cost Of making
alcohol. Figures were produced which
tended to show that denaturized alcoho
! would cost to manufacture at least 81
cents a wine gallon. The witnesses be
fore the ways and means committee TO
the denaturized alcohol law based al
their statements upon a cost Of 80 cent?
a gallon. 80
The wide difference of opinion as t.
1.-THE cost Of the denaturized product TO
a time caused a good deal Of worry t.
the advocates Of the proposed legisla
tion. Finally, however, they got int
communication with some Of the mos
prominent distillers of the Unite'
States; at Peoria, Baltimore, Pittsbure
IBelowra quotation, is made from a let
+ ter received, from one of these distillers
It reflects the tone of the correspond
ence as a whole: ~.>.
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PLAN TO SAVE NIAGARA.

Toronto Ont. March s.--The international
waterways commission has reached an agree
ment regarding Niagara falls by which both
countries will take all precautions to save its
scenic beauty. 81
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For comfort and PLEASURE without re-
morse, stick to Pickwick Rye No other
Whiskey is.quite as good. &
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Eminent Doctor Praises

Dr. j. S. Guisnger 80 Years DID, of Pendleton Ind Dstn
gushed Practitioner Many Years Standing and Prominence
Profession Writes that Duffy Pure Malt Whkey Has No Equal
Stimulating Strength Building Required
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FEDERAL ATTORNEY oUsTED.

Washington. March S.-President Roosevelt to-
day removed from office Horace Speed, the
United States district attorney for Oklahoma,
as a result of charges that he had entered into
a contract with county commissioner TO render
legal service. and that he had paid money i'm
properly to that commissioner in connection with
I ant
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=. TO CURE. COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxatiye Brorno qeinineS Tablets. frrg>
gtsts refund money If it fails to cure. p q, w.
Groyesa signature lis on each box s25c.
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

inan builds the
to
rnabes
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WANTS HIS SON ARRESTED.

Spokane Wash. March s.--The police depart
ment has been asked by w. II. Dudley of Moor
head, Mimi. to arrest his son Howard, II years
of age. who ran away from home March 1.
The boy has not yet been found.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-08

Standard quality at prices of substi-
tutes. Foot Schulze glove rubbers.
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Chamberlain Cough Remedy Abso-
: lutely Harmless

Every mother should know that
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is per-
fectly safe for children to take. It
contains nothing harmful and for
coughs, colds and Group is unsurpassed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
-
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS

Salt Lake City, Utah. Jan. TO- 1906
a special meeting OF the stockholders of
the Dickert and Myers Sulphur Company
is called to meet at No. 80 Deseret News
Building. Salt Lake City, Utah. at D. m
on Friday, the 2nd day OF February, 1906
for the purpose OF considering the advisa
bilty OF amending the Articles OF lncoi-
poration Of this company as follows, to-
wit.
Article l. BY changing the name OF ths
Article 6, BY striking out the General
Manager as one OF the officers OF the
company, and by providing that the Of
fees Of Secretary and Treasurer may be
held by one person.
Articles s and 9 BY striking out the
references to the General Manager as one
of the officers OF the company.
Article 10 By striking out the require.
ment that representation OF a majority
OF the capital stock Of the corporation
shall be necessary TO legally hold general
or special meetings Of the stockholders:
and by striking out the requirement of
notice by mail Of any general meeting OF
the stockholders.
Article il BY striking out the refer
ence to the General Manager.
Article II. BY striking out the provision
appending perpetual general manager
OF the company. together with all refer.
ences TO the powers and duties thereof
and OF his appointment as temporary
general manager; and by adding thereto
the following provisions:
"The Board OF Directors may close the
stock books OF the company not more
than fifteen days prior &c the date OF the
annual meeting Of the stockholders and
prior to the date OF payment Of any regu.
lar or special dividend, and the stock
holders OF record, at the time OF such
closing, shall be regarded as stockhold
ers In fact for the purpose, respectively
OF voting or OF receiving the dividend
and, 1.-THE Board OF Directors shall have
power. without any action on the part Of
the stockholders, to make. alter amend. or
repeal bylaws for the corporation; and
may provide by bylaws for the corpora
ton"
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
/. A. CLAYTON. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
TRADERS WORKED
STOCK MARKET.
Rushed Stocks Up in One Place,
Taking Profits in
Another.
GOT FEvERlSH AND IRREGULAR
No Sustained Effect to Put Prices Up,
Bulls Holding Their
Advantage,

New York. Jan 3l.--The stock market
opened buoyant and active with pracu
cally all important stocks ali up a point
or more. The United states steel stocks.
Amalsamated Copper aud Union Pacific
gained points each. Northern Pacific ana
Pressed Steel Car ~, Reading ss4, Colo
RADIO Fuel 1, Anaconda anu Great
Northern preferred .. The diligence OF tne
traders In pushing up stocks to new
points While Iney we're taAiag prorts IN
The speculative fayoriles caused Il highiy
Icfef,sn AUD Irregular marktt Tor a tine.
y niis dozen on more STOCKS wcrp sac
cu.hpl, point Of twu t. the We sht "a
te1llsil.s similar Huuoet OF AtM TO-
tsGls htfe dong uuttUI ,u Tue way u adj
Vdheee. Iiiuse incihtA NJttuH CO. -ly
Wltii "A gam u 14, l.lt, ladtOu4l Power =.
ot i-ouls Southwestern pteittttd o. AZ ,
popllc size, AID PttiAe Coast -. anu
American Nagi Gcngt0l Llettiic, tuuhOll-
uuteu Gas and W uUiOn preferred :. H.
"A clock me activity mad qaltteu down
etedly &au thc mai act was nam
fliCes rose again on nlUaState buying
lnc active stocka got slightly hlSnei rAdn
before ana nuinDer VI uCn-ilFidelu- pt.y
ihS lnUustflHih ncle du0od ~ tnt iAuN 81
meht ne market became Guh aStlV
without setback ~ ,ne ADVANCE, Non-
svlIuatcd LAS iust ~. lsIllld ipA %.
Ama!samatad copper ., Republic Steui
picIriIed 10, ttutkIns CudI -. ana sD
raul L. ~ ~, ID, * Il. a.. Au.e.icvu
Beet sugar and BeuUit United RAILWAY =,
Bonus were nrm at noon.
Moderately large pulcaas1S were maze
OF al the recent active stocks but there
was 40 sustained enolts to put prices
higher, bun Operators for the mvnent
being content 90 mold their adN antase
Heaalng moved up 10 lil3s. bat az /
O'clock other active fayufttes uiO not vars
materially from the " 0'ciuck puc's
American Express improved ., tcdel a.
Mining prelerled Zig ana L, ,, Really
ana American Agricultural Chemical 2
aud l. ,. Express dtoppcd SD
1he market la seiy was one Of special
movements when nau httie ~ no iniW
ence on the balance OF the list Readins
betrayed the most activity among th2
railroads. ana Amaiganatcd Copper IN the
spccialties, but neither got much above
ils previous best price, Reamng weak
cned at o'clock aud sold on TO ligiz.
Northwestern rose ~ Colorado Fuel D
and Atlantic Coast Line and Metlopoh-
tan Securities "a Chicago Great West
ern gained Il point on tue announcement
OF dividend on the preferred "a stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
NOTICE TO LlENHoLpERs.

In the District Court Of the Third Jul
dioial District OF the State OF Utah. COun-
ty Of Salt Lake. Salt Lake Building and
Manufacturing Company. n corporation,
Plaintiff, VS. Robert Breunsbach and
Mary a. Breunsbach, Defendants, To
Whom II May Concern; Notice is hereby
given that all persons and corporations
holding or claiming liens on the premises
hereinafter described. under the provis-
ions OF chap l. title 30 OF the Revised
Statutes Of Titan Of 1885, are required to
be and appear before the above entitled
Court In the Court Room thereof, City
and County Building, Salt Lake city, Salt
Lake County, state Of Utah, on Saturday.
the nth day OF February, A. d. 1906. at
10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day. to exhibit
then and there the proof q said liens.
Said property Is situated In Salt Lake
City Salt Lake County. State Of Utah,
and described as follows, to-wlt:
Lots % q and "a, block Z City Park
Subdivision OF Plat &C. Salt Lake City
Survey owner and reputed to be owned
by the above named defendants, Robert
Breunsbach and Mary A. Breunsbach.
HAMER & BUCKLE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, 504 Mccormick
Building Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dated January II, 1896.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY.

Estate OF William Gardner Deceased -
The undersigned will sell at pAvate sale
the following described real estate and
water rights connected Herewith, situate
In Salt Lake County. State OF Utah. to-
wit.
Commencing at a point 10 rods, 10 feet
west OF the northeast corner OF the north
east quarter OF section 16. township 2
south, range one east, Salt Lake meridian,
and running thence south 10 rods az feet
thence east 10 rods. IS feet. thence south
l2 rods, six go feet, thence west 100 rods
thence north 9A feet, thence west 10 rods
Is links, thence north 50 rods thence east
l62 rods, IS feet to the place OF begin.
ming, together with the following water
rights In Big Cottonwood Creek to-wlt:
Fifty $50 shares OF water right In the
Tanner Ditch and fourteen 40 shares OF
water In the Green Ditch as appurtenant
TO said land. on or after Thursday. tie
LIST day OF February, 1906 and written
bids will be received at the residence Of
the undersigned, No Capitol Avenue
Salt Lake City, Utah. Terms of sale cash
Ten per cent TO accompany bid balance
TO be paid, on confirmation.
VIM BRADFORD,
Administrator OF the Estate OF William
Gardner. Deceased
Dated this 10Th day Of January. 1906.
Moylo 6 Van Colt Attorneys for Estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
GOLD BUTTE IS
AN ACTIVE CAMP.
Citizens OF New Nevada District
Have Asked Government
For a Postoffice.
0. WISER IS ENTHUSIASTIC.
Well Known Mining Man Returns and
Tells What Is Going on In
Camp.

After an absence Of q month 1T Gold
Butte, the new mining camp recently
opened up In southeastern Nevada, o.
Wiser, former superintendent of the
Annie Laurie mill at Kimberly, Utah
has returned 10 the city thoroughly
convinced that Gold Butte is going to
develop into camp Of prominence. lie
has reached this conclusion after hav-
ing spent the lolr weeks that he was
there By dolAs a LOT OF prospecting On
his own account and myestigatng the
several properties nov under develops
ment.
he Operations OF the Nevada Gold
lutte siin2s company which Is COM
prised OF salt Lake talent; ami the
Granite Nevada Gold Mines company,
comprised OF California ana Arizona
tdianJ, mas attracted so much atten-
ten mat a good many prospectols and
lnlnln6 men are making that way and
the population OF camp OF Cod
Butte Is growing almost daily, while
the chances are favorable for 1t reacn-
ins up into the hundreds within very
snort time. In fact, Mr., Wiser pre-
acts quite a healthy boom for Cold
Butte.
Preparations are being made to es.
tab.lsh general store In the camp and
the citizens of the district nave made
application 10 the postoace department
az Washington Tor the establishment Of
postolliee 40 he called Goldbutte, with
semi-weekiy mail service.
Mt Wiser says the management Of
the Gold Butte mines has force Of
four men AT work.
Al the present time the men are en-
gagged In sinking some shallow shafts,
making open GUS and o, .rwise doing
whole lot of energetic prospecting
on the surface before starting perma-
nent work In the tunnel, which Will
eventually cut all the lodges crossing
the property Nearly all the openings
on the surface, Mr. Wiser says, show
Tree gold ana Supt. Gibbs Is taking out
ore for shipment from what Is known
as the Lone star ledge. The ore looks
good and will probably 80 anywhere
from $50 to 500 to the ton, possibly
more. About eight inches of the Lone
star vein seems to be very rich. The
sacks In which this ore IL to be ship
ped were sent to Gold Butte this at
ternoon
ih' hAliHNlAS ul
employees of the Annie Laurie mine,
has acquired a group adjoining the
Gold Butte. and while Mr. Wiser was
In camp the mother lode of the Gold
Butte group was discovered out on the
desert Hat, thus demonstrating its con-
tinuity.
The Granite Nevada company also,
has good showing of gold ore and will
undoubtedly soon be on producing
basis.
The most significant occurrence OF the
past few weeks, Mr.. Wiser reports, Is
the discovery of big ledge OF rich cop
Per on by Henry Gentry and associate
OF st. Thomas. This ore was found
over IN what is called the lime belt,
about a mile from the main Gold Butte
workings. Mr.. Gentry has all OF tire,
cars of ore ready for shipment to the
Salt Lake smelters. so II looks as II
Gold Butte would become producer
OF copper as well as Of gold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
PROCEEDINGS or
LIVE STOCK CONVENTION.

Denver. Jan. 81 With the merger of
the two rival associations successfully
accomplished, the National Convention
OF Stock Men resumed It's sessions to-
day prepared to open a vigorous cam
paign TO secure federal legislation for
regulation OF railroad rates and for
development Of foreign trade. An agree
ment on the forest reserve grazing tax
question has practically been reached
at conferences between the stockmen
and Chief Forester Clifford Pinchot. A
feature OF the convention today was an
address by ;. H. Cowan of Fort Worth,
Tex, on the subject of railroad legisla-
tion.
AT the opening of the morning session
President Murdo Mackenzie announc-
ell his committee appointments.
j, NJ. John Of Trinidad (Coio) deliv-
cred an address on Possibilities of Or
ganization."
At the conclusion of Mr.. Johns adj
dress w. a. Harris of Chicago spoke
on 'The Extension Of Foreign Mar
ket for Meat Products"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
CONCENTRATES.

w. b. Andrew departed for Los An
gees last night.
George Il. Earnshaw, the well known
mining engineer, will return to Mexico
this evening.
ID. p. Rohlfing has returned from
trip to the properties Of the Frisco Con-
tact and Lulu properties In Beaver
county.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday We're as follows:
Crude ore and concentrate, $4,000, base
bullion, $50, 100: gold bars, $4,000.
Joseph Dederich has become so in
fatuated with the climate at Los An
geles that he has decided to move his
family there. and the California city
will be his future home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan 3l.--Failure OF the predict
ed cold wave In the United states 10 ar
rive, according to schedule, and liberal
receipts I'm the northwest caused an cas-
Ter opening IN the wheat market here to-
day In addition to these things, the mar
ket at Liverpool was reported to be
somewhat weaker. May opened hnt 10
hg9s lower at 81 TO s5i2 and later sold at
s5i.QN59s
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF va cars against Isl a
year ago.
Despite larger receipts than had been
expected, offerings In the corn pit were
not large. The market held steady on a
fair demand by commission houses. May
opened unchanged 10 a shade lower at IA
a4is to iif. and sold up to ips.
The slight break In wheat brought out
free selling Of oats by commission houses
resulting In an easy undertone to the mar
ket. MAY opened a shade lower at SO,s
sold at s01sQSl and reacted TO 3Ot4n39I..
Provisions were Arm owing TO a 5aw
cent advance In the price OF live hogs
M nay PS SnS T Tss WE'RE Se 81 Sshs %' a. "
Cash; Wheat-No. 2 red s6qsS; No. 3
red. S6aS1; No hard. SeMA No 3 hard
@Q8 No. uothern. Sass; NO north
Corn--No. 2. ilhGllE; No. 3, Hgflh.
oats-No 2, SOAaSoA; No. 3 80,
on lack Of support May wheat dropped
to aAdN. TIE close was weak with
May down 7k9l at AS.
Corn-Aftcr touching iiss the market de
cIose.-Wheat~ May. as; July, s3ls'
6ats--May. osasois, July, 2shG2s4s.
Corn-May, az; July. SAN,
PorS-May' itSS' ivy IVY E ~: sap: ls,%
Ribs--Jan.. I.i5; July, 7.67is.
Rye-Cash. 6Iia
f'iax-cash. northwestern, lis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock 4 Co. brokers' re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today;
Montana Tonopah. 27Od2.75; Tonopah
Midway. 1.95M20Oi Mcnamara, 1904;
Tonopah Belmont. 2.s7h@2Sgl7; North
Star. 54d55. ResNe, 9ai0; Gold Noun
tain, l35Gl37is Jim Butler, S9Q@
Tonopah Com, 1s.5Oql9.12ls Tonopah
Extension. 762h@7Sla; Redtop; l97H
1890. Goldhed, SO@S3; Sandstone, LAO
at.47is; Adams, lldl2; Atlanta, 1914;
Mohawk, 1906; Dixie. 7dls' Kendall
i7G79 Columbia Mountain. 26627 Jum-
30. Loaf 42la; Jumbo Extension. 2GG
%: silver Pick, l5dl6; Great r.. 2iQ25,
ohio -Tonopah, nqi2; Orig Bulfrog, q
d25: Diamondneld, 6ld62, Home-Tono-
nah. 81: West End, l7Oefl, 15 Booth, %
d27; stelnway, 1sQ20; 81 Ives l1Gls;
Golden Crown. 40. Con. Virginia. 1850
/. 30; Ophr. G .O0d6.i2ia; Caledonia, 426
a. Mexican, .20di.25 EXchequer. 29G
81, Norcross, l.00dl,05,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
STRIKE IN HONERINE.

The information was sent In from
Stockton yesterday that another strike
Of considerable Importance had been
made in the Honorine mine on Monday
night while driving the drain tunnel
ahead. The find was made at a point
few feet east of where the winze Is
being sung from the l.l00 level to con-
meet with the tunnel level. Supt, Rad
datz IL satisfied that this Is a continu-
alton OF the copper vein opened on the
l.10O. The win2e IL now within 80 feet
ofthe point Of connection with the tun-
mel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

St Louis, Jan. 31.--Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western medium. 2oH3O; hne
medium. 22m25. fine, ls4f2l.
BOSTON.
Boston, Jan. 30.-Although the volume
OF business done mas been only moderate,
chiefly on account of the small offerings
OF territories, tie situation seems to ot-
fer encoul aSement TO dealers The de-
mand has been well scattered, though
territory and ieeces have had the call.
The firm market abroad have had a
helpful influence The supply OF territory
wool Is very light. Prices have not ma.
terially changed. the cleaned cost OF the
territories being about ,0H72 cents for fine
and tSQi0 cents for fine medium. Pulled
woods and foreign are firm. Territory
quotations.
ldaho-Fine, 32GS3; heavy fine 1890;
fine medium, 22g23 medium, gja2ii low
medium, HGS.
fine, medium. 22u3, medium, 25g-i
low medium, 2Id&.
Utah and Nevada Fine, g3u2i: heavy
fine 1922; line medium. 25n24; medium.
26d27 low medium, Hn&.
Dakota--tme. 22n23, fine medium. 22T
%; medium, 2in2S, low medium, Hg&,
Montana--fine choice, 2juA fine aver
age 2iQ25. ilne medium, choice, 2ju26.
average, 2il&; staple. Gq@; medium.
choice, 2lu&
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
SUM MONS,

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, IN AND
for the City OF Murray, Salt
Lake County, state OF Utah, Thorn
tenson. Defendant The State NJ Utah 10
the Said Defendant. You are hereby
summoned TO appear before the above en-
titled court within ten days after the SER
vice OF this summons upon you, II served
brought, otherwise within twenty days
after the service. and defend the above
entitled actl 4. brought against YOU to re
cover the sum Of 1924 and interest due
on account Of your certain written prom
lse 10 pay Robert Bros and assigned 10
plaintiff. and In case Of your failure 10
do so. Judgment win be rendered against
You according to the demand OF the com
plant.
]. p McOMIE.
Justice OF the Peace
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-31
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,

In the District Court Of the Third Ju.
dical District, State Of Utah, IN and for
Salt Lake County, Probate Division. In
the matter OF the estate OF Alexander
Ledingham, Deceased The undersigned
will sell at private sale the east half OF
the southwest quarter OF section III in
township south OF range . west Of the
State u Utah, containing 50 acres, more
or less, on Friday, the 9th day Of Febru-
airy, 1896, and written bids will be received
at c. NJ Nelson's law office. Room 1850
Constitution Building, Salt Lake City.
Utah. Terms Of sale cash on delivery Of
administrators deed q
MARTIN CHRisTOPHERsON.
Administrator
c. NJ, Nielsen Attorney for Estate.
Dated January 9Th, 1906, :