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FUEL QUESTION
A SERIOUS ONE
The Railroads Must Move Coal
Faster or Shelters win be
Compelled to Close.
BINGHAM CON. UP AGAINST IT.
Mr.. Rldgeway of the Rio Grandc APP
pcaled to by President X. r.
White.

The coal situation is 80 bad with the
smelling companies operating the Salt
Lake valley that the managers Of the
several plants have been able to keep
their plants going during the past
week only under the most extreme
difficulties. The fact is. there Is likely
TO be some shut downs unless the rail-
roads begin to move fuel faster than
they have lately.
IL was learned today that not car
of coal had been received at the Car
field smelter since last Friday and
only one reached the Murray plant OF
the American Smelling * Refining
company yesterday. There is a short
age at both plants and General Man
ager Charles w Whitley intimated
that the situation Is so grave That UNI
less the railroads come TO the rescue
within the next few hours both the
Garfield and Murray plants N the
American Smelling x Refining com
pany will be compelled to go out OF
commission. He has bees pleading
with the railroad managers all day and
has the promise Of Immediate rellef.
But even then. there is no certainty
that the transportation companies are
going to keep the supply ahead OF con-
sumption unless the railroads choose
to bring in some OF the equipment be-
Ing used in the movement OF the beet
crop
The Bingham Consolidated Mining Il
Smelling company II also crying FOR
coal, but the situation does not ap-
pear to be so dark for that corpora
ton today az bills OF lading have been
f,Y ch
ming mines. However, the purchasing
department is running chance or
learning that some of the cars have
been diverted. President r. 7. White.
who makes his headquarters In Boston,
was advised Of the situation few days
ago, and he Immediately put himself
into Geographic communication with
General Manager Ridgeway OF the Dem
yer & Rio Grande system. who replied
that his company would do its best 70
relieve the existing condition. In fact
Mr. Ridgeway said there was no doubt
but that the shelters would be sup
piled with coal enough to keep
them In operation. but that managers
would have to be content with what
was delivered to them. The smelling
companies use great deal of slack for
steam-making purposes, and there is
very little to be had. The United
States company Is In Just as bad shape
as the others; but Manager Claiming
of the Utah Consolidated has had no
cause to worry up to the present time
as his company has such a contract
with the railroads which compel them
to keep the smelter supplied. and again
the Utah Consolidated has the advan-
tage of a high uslphide ore, which re-
qulres less fuel TO smelt H.
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MINING AT AURA, NEVADA.

"a Nevada correspondent says the
Aura chamber of commerce, recently
organized, has started Off with a large
membership plentifully supplied with
funds, Il being the intention of this or
ganIzation TO thoroughly advertise this
bristing young mining camp In north
ern Elko county where already nuner-
Gus finds of rich ore have been made.
The Walker Bros mill has run stead
fly all summer and has treated the ore
from the big Riddle mine in a very sat-
isfactory manner and will now begin
treating the rich ore from Schley mine.
The new machinery Is In place in the
Aura King mill and Is ready for the
belts. The new roof is on and after
their big penstock Is completed they
will be ready 10 turn out bullion.
The ores will all h9 run over copper
plates, and then concentrated on the
most improved tables. The company
has three big concentrating properties.
besides four free milling gold proper
ties. A number Of these properties viii
be worked by leasers. Johnson and Gui-
dici are now leasing on the Aura King
No. 2.
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DAILY JODGE WORK.


The dump at the mouth OF the IDaly-
Judge tunnel is growing tremendously
says the Record OF Park City, and Is
an indication OF the vast amount OF
prospective work that IL beings done
there. And I'm the course of this work
ore enough to keep the mine and mill
in full blast and at the same time to
allow for a S0-cent quarterly dividend
10 be put In tho reserve fund, Is being
taken out. The mine Is opening up
magnlhcently and the mill IL running
along as smoothly and well as could be
desired. The Improvements to be made
at the mine IN the near future. includ-
ing the installation OF an electric loco
motive for hauling mine cars through
the tunnel viii be commenced soon.
The foundation for the new engine to
be set IN the mill Is almost ready. and
The big machine Will be In place by the
middle OF the coming month
Things are In rather a chaotic state
just at present at the st. Louis Magno-
liza. the works being partially torn
down to make room for the new plant
to be installed there IN the near future.
The machinery has all been ordered
and some Of II Is now on the way here
so that the management is In hopes
of getting II In place and running or
der before the heavy winter sets In.
With the steam plant IN commission
there Is reason TO believe that within
two months the ST. Louis Magnolia will
be In the shipping list. Excellent prog
ress has been made so far with the
work, considering the rather inefficient
machinery which was in use, but with
The new and improved plant the shaft
VIII drop rapidly, and in the opinion
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OF those nj n position to know thing
or two, depth VIII make the mine. Pat
Watson is constructing the fouuda-
tions for the new machinery at the 81
Louis Magnolia property They VIII
soon be ready, and when the machinery
Is installed and sinking resumed at
that property, 1t viii not be long before
something OF a sensational nature Is
reported,
ore shipments-Daly Judge, $4,000,
DAILY Judge Middlings, 100000. silver
Little Bell, $4,000, ontario, 2l5Q0O, K.
X. lsg.OOO; New York, 81, O0O Jupiter
$4,000, Total, 52O0,60O pounds.
Work is progressing splendidly at
the ontario drain tunnel and the good
news Of the long pent-up waters being
tapped will soon gladden. the hearts or
all Interested IN Park city. Under the
capable direction OF Foreman Connel-
~ work Is progressing quietly but eff
fectiyely, and only comparatively
few feet more Is necessary before the
great body Of water Is reached This
week Pat Watson. the expert cement
man. finished the bulkhead or safety
which will control the water and in
sure the absolute safety of men and
timbers when the water Is released.
the mouth OF the tunnel. In forma-
tion Of solid rock, and Is constructed OF
heavy timbers and cement, some
four tons of the latter material being
used, the whole being firmly fastened
by large iron drift bolts. II Is 10 feet
long, four feet high, and three and a
half feet wide, the opening being just
large enough TO allow car to pass
through with ease. Through this bulk
head passes some forty five pipes,
ranging In size from two 10 four inch
es. each one being fitted with valves,
so that the flow of water can be con-
trolled as desired. The door to this
bulkhead Is a nassaiye piece OF iron,
3h feet wide, feet high and IL inches
thick. Weighing over two tons. IL Is
swung on three heavy hinges, and so
adjusted that II win easily close with
an extra or unusual flow or water.
with this door closed, there Is bulk
of practically solid cement and iron
that will withstand any pressure-no
matter how great--and even though
the whole force OF the yast VOLUME of
water now IN the tunnel and mine were
concentrated against this bulkhead, II
would withstand It. and the waters
controlled and disposed of by the series
# pipes and valves with which Il is
provided II Is "A fine piece OF work.
and by It's construction all danger to
the miles OF timber in the tunnel, as
well as to the men at work therein, Is
obliterated
Two shipments OF frst-class ore have
been made from the American Flag
property this week, and this Is but an
indication OF the splendid and encour-
aging manner In which the mine Is
opening up. The pipe line which Is 70
furnish water for the mine during win
ter has been laid. and among other Inn
provements now under way Is the erec-
ton Of spacious ore house, where the
Tonnage for winter shipments VIII be
piled up,
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct Firm cables and con-
tinued small receipts In the northwest
brought out an active demand for wheat
In the local market today December
opened Is to * higher at i5A to IS, and
sold at 76h.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of 800 cars
The corn market was quiet but trm,
the strength II wheat being the domina-
ton. December opened unchanged az i3l.
and sold up to 43sui34
oats were firm M sympathy with wheat
and corn. December opened a shade TO n
higher az 3ifsaAA.
Trading in provisions was quiet and
the tone Of the market was steady. jan
uary pork was unchanged to cents high
err at Is ~. lard was up "a at f.dla;
and ribs were up 2l2 at LIN.
COrn-No. 2, Fmf7a; No. =. fMi1A.
Close: Wheat--Dec., 7G3s; Nav sou nS0as
Corn--Dec. l3is May, g7sdii
Oats-Dec., Mis May, 1914
Pork-Jan. 10 YEA.
IArd-Oct., S.S2ls; Jan, 1Sla.
Ribs-Oct. S.45; Jan, 1,lTg.
Rye-Cash., 63H6.
Barley Cash, S7n55,
Flax and clover Nothing doing
Timothy-Oct, 3.97a4 .0Os.
The buying Of about one million bushels
OF the December option by a leading bull
forced the price OF that option up TO iGas
fI7gi5 The market held strong throughout
the session. December closed up =, ut 1875
Corn-Tho close was steady with Deem
her unchanged az i3is.
Cash; Wheat-No. red. 7JNi52 No. 8
red 7lG75. No hard. Tilsa75ls. No. 2
hard. I3ikN1i5. No. I northern, 81, No. ?
northern, MdS3: No. spring 75nS0.
oats--No. 2 33h; No. 3, 81
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Oct 1.--sugar, raw, steady
IL. "a. oct
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STOCKS ACTIVE
AND HIGHER
Realizing in Pacific Kept the Gen.
eraI Rise Within Restricted
Limits.
HIGH MONEY CAUSED WAIVER,
Buoyant Advance In His, L. r., st. II.
And Reading Strengthened
Market

New York, Oct. l.-Prces OF stocks adj
yancod on the opening dealings OF the
week, gains amounting to a moderate
fraction In the majority of'casss. Read
ing advanced to l5l compared with it0I
on Saturday, and Northern Pacific rose
IA.
only few of the prominent stocks
shared substantially in the active buying
movement that arose after the opening
outside Of ST. Paul and Reading the buy
ing did not amount to much but there
was some display Of strength in stocks
which usually do not figure In the deal
irPs. Realizing in the Pacihcs had much
to do with keeping the general Else WITH
in restricted limits
Prices wavered when call money rose 10
y per cent, but 81. Paul sustained the
market by sympathy That stock rose 3ls,
Union Pacific rose 2 and ID. 4. Il c. "A
point The market became very dull.
Bonds were steady.
more general show OF strength oc-
CURED In the afternoon, the buoyant ad-
vance in the Hin stocks. ST. Paul Union
Pacific and Reading including purchases
throughout the list. Pie demand for I.
s Steel. which rose to a. Concident wit1
the jump In the Hill stocks attracted no
tice.
The market fell back for a time, ST.
Paul aud Union Pacific giving away about
q point New stocks were taken up after
ward notably Smelling, which scored an
advance of 20, The general active list
however did not recover appreclabiy
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LOCAL MARKETS.

I'm today's local markets the receipts
include car of Bell Flower apples
from Watsouvlle, Cal, which are SELL
ING well to the retailers. There are
also ear lots of Irish potatoes from
Morgan county, sweet potatoes from
California, bananas from Central Am
erica. Valencia oranges from southern
California, heavy express shipments Of
grapes from the coast, also Concords
from the northern part OF the state
Some people have had the idea that
thin skinned grapes can not be grown
this side OF the Rocky mountains, which
Is a mistake. for Concords are raised
successfully In this section,
Oysters and poultry are reported In
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, oct 1.-Cattle-- Receipts, 90
0C0 market l0Qlj cents higher. Beeves,
8.SO06.G COWS and helfers. tG0n3. Is:
stockers and feeders. 2.60d4 ,5e Texans,
3.l0p4D westerners, Sjoa5.D; calves.
Hogs Receipts. 10000; market steady
Mixed and butchers 6.30q6 ia; good
heavy 6.i0a6,l5; rough heavy 59OM63,
lights 6,&@6; l2's pigs S7Ca1.4o; bulk OF
sales. 6.3ofl6 S.
higher. sheep, 365Gb 50; lambs 4S5a1.0.
OMAHA
Omah ma. Oct. i.--Cattle- Receipts, /. 100;
market steady Native steers, i5Jfi6 40,
cows and beifers, 2.Oal ., western
steers. 9 20di5. To- Gamers i1oai.5 O stock.
ers and feeders, 2.l5a4 ", calves, 3.00n
SEQ; bulls and stage, l.I5a3.s5.
Hogs Receipts, 2,000 market strong TO
a shade higher. Heavy d.O5d6.25, mixed,
6l5q6.25 lights, 8. 2ja6.D pigs, 5,00dS.oo
bulk OF sales 6.l5q6.S0.
Sheep--Receipts, $4,000; market slow
and lower. Yearlings 550G5 70 wethers
5,0ga5.2j; ewes i.4Gd4.i5; lambs. 6.j0n7 g,
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas city Oct. 1.--Cattle-R Receipts
29.G0: market steady. Native steers, 40,
az i0ls native cows and hefers, | I5n5 %;
stockers and feeders, 3. 25ni W; bulls, 2oJ
G3lo; calves, S.0006G; western steers,
g. 40fi5 .00, western cows, 2 0lfi3. I5
Hogs--Receipts, 1000; market strong 10
5 cents higher. Bulk Of sales. s, l0a6,jo;
heavy ,6.Sal6.i5 packers, 6.ioa6.55; pig
Sheep Receipts. 10000 market steady
10 10 cents higher. Bulk of sales, 6.fM
$50, heavy. B.35u6,i5; packers, 6.i0d6bi:
pigs and lights 6ood65
Sheep-Receipts, 10000: market steady 20
10 cents lower Muttons, 45Oa5 30; lambs.
f0fT7 q. range Wethers. 300 IS. ewes
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Business Not Very Brisk During the
Forenoon Calls.

The week opened with the sale on
the foor of the Salt Lake Stock and
Mining exchange this morning of 49,
120 shares OF stocks for s9.403.06.
Business was not very brisk, owing
TO some extent to the lateness In
which several OF the most active brok-
ers made their appearance in the pit.
Quite number of them went out to
Ely. New. on the excursion of Friday
night and did not reach home until
the forenoon call was about over. The
bulk of the trading, however, was
done on the open board Carisa con-
tinued at Saturdays strong prices
while Nevada Hills bobbed up to SO go
DAILY Judge did business at Sl,12h and
Columbus Consolidated came down to
$710
The closing quotations and sales
were:
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS,
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THE LELAND COMPANY.
Articles of Incorporation Filed Satur-
day With Secretary of State.

Tho articles OF incorporation Of the
LELAND Mining & Milling company were
filed In the office of the secretary of
state on saturday afternoon with cap
ital stock OF 100000 shares Of the par
value of 20 cents each. The basis for
tho organization is property situated
In Beaver county and adjoining the
Indian Queen mine. The officers are:
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REGULAR GAIL SAFES.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Lower Mammoth, so at "A.
Utah, 500 at IS.
Uncle Sam, 500 at 80.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at SIS.
Little Chief, 500 at 1917: 1000 at IA;
1000 at 1ii5
New York. 800 at 30ls.
South Columbus. 500 at 50.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 1900 at SIS.
Columbus Con. 80 at 10:
Carisa. 300 at 3s; 1000 at 3s1s; 500 at
SO.
DAILY Judge 80 at 1lt2A.
Little Chief, $500 at l5 5 at 16
Nevada Hills. 900 at 900.
Victoria Con. 5000 at 5%.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value
Regular call ........,. $500 sl,S21 90
open board ..........-l2,S2O 6,5S2.05
Forenoon totals .,...ls,72O s9.4o3.O5
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This l. What They say.

Those who take Hoods Sarsaparilla
for scrofula, eczema, eruptions, catarrh
rheumatism or dyspepsia, say IL cures
promptly and permanently. even after
all other preparations fail. You may
take this medicine with the utmost con.
fldence that Il viii do you good. What
II has done for others you have every
reason to believe II will do for you.
Constipation Is cured by Hoods Pills,
Csc.
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COPPER REACHES
HIGH POINT TODAY.

Copper is quoted higher today
than II ever has been IN the local
market and bears out the predic-
ton made by prominent eastern
financial journals and some of
the prominent mining men Of the
country that the metal would 20
to 20 cents per pound before Jan
l. The quotation on casting COP.
per for this week Is 1915 cents
silver also commands good
price today. 6s'S cents per ounce.
while lead continues at s5.75 per
100 pounds.
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PARISH PRIEST AT c,yc,,

Rome, Oct. l-Baron I,,, NAii.
. private chamberlain I ~ ~ Won Maths,
VINO Snro,n recently abandoned t Iae pope, aal
mensIsb SS a 14s p9ee WHO Srds "a pry3'
priest AZ Cincinnati, say Ia him parisSS
There you will have '
your energies" vast aeM n,
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CON. MERcUR FIGURES.
An Exhibit Showing Result Of Three
Years Operation.

A comparison Of the last three annu-
al reports Of the Consolidated Mercur
Gold Mines company, gives some IN
teresting figures concerning the opera
ton of the big gold property OF that
corporation at Mercur. II will be noted
that the savings OF values dur
ing the present year was not as
good by n cents n ton as the record Of
the preceding year shows. but the COM
pany put a larger tonnage through the
mill. therefore increasing the receipts
very materially. The company made a
net profit of % cents a ton on every
ton of ore mined and treated during
the last fiscal year, against "a cents
during the previous year.
The comparative figures are as fol-
lows:
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GEO, M CANNON COMPANY,

We also sell rsaI estate, II
you wish to buy a home or to
invest IN business property we
can tell you where and how best
bargains can be had.
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paying a good rate Of interest on
the investment, call on us at
rooms 5i2-5l3 Templeton Build
ing, at any time after october
LIST. 1906.
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:, sen mn Morgan and nj. 49,
" " t ne district court a pst, mIle, have n.
w napess corpus In bebaii,son FOR a Tr,,
oners, The writ Is AN a. o. the prIs
,hl .s OF Police Sheets s ana sgaIns,
10 SHOW ny what authorI'v seQulres NJ
thc petitioners IN custoany ne Is holdins
" On ior argument before The mate,
strong In the criminal Az. Judge Arm,
district court this a' division Of 4.
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l.. N, Morrison. president: Charles Nor.
rison, vice president A. Cochran. secre h.
tary and treasurer who, with j. Nelson
and II. G. Cav are directors.
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SATURDAYS.

Salt Lake security and Trust ca. u
Ella :. sears, ,SXil9 feet s1utu-
west from 70 rect south Ot nu,tn-
east corner lot Z. block - plat b.
Il. g. Wicks to George a. Pu.son
One'haii interest IN Iot l. bIock =,
J-Cfc pat t,..,...a....,..........
Uiuch Auer TO Rebtcca r. efkins.
lot 10, DOCK /, 0-atie plat A. etC.
Carried Olin 70 kODert Dansle, wall
ranty 0eea 70 lots Is ana ~, block
:, Rcckwens flrst addition, L2J
keDeCc1 r. Perkins 10 Nellie
wright, warranty Deed, To lots o.
ana oil, dock 10, t'efkins ri, 81 au-
dluon .,,.,,,...."...,.,.,,. ~
Titan savings ana trust company
10 Henry o. Hcatn, wafrdnty
0ed to lot ., block y. 5-acre A.... 500
George l.. foliesler 20 Cornein ~.
Goruon, warranty deeu 10 ska
rods northeast fran rodsreast VI
the southwest corner Of lot p block
10, pat G.-.,;.,.,'.,. ....,.,....... 10, 81
l.. "A. Hale to Louisa Gee warranty
deed to 69aSi feet northwest from
e0A feet north OF the southeast
corner Of lot Z, block SO, plat A.. 800
Louisa Gee to SHELTON Publishing
company, warranty deed TO 60xs4
feet northwest from a0A feet north
Of the southeast corner OF lot z,
block Sc, plat A.,.,....,......,...ii 400
Oscar NJ Engdahl 60 Thomas Les
lie. warranty deed 10 46hxli0 feet
northwest from 36i4 feet north "
the southeast corner Ct lot s. block
w. plat ,.'....,,,..,-,.......... 800
". Nj DowlIn 20 Chas. a. whitney,
quit-claim deed 10 part Of lot 3,
flock IA, plat Observation-Disclosures. 3yl
Estate OF Christen Johnson TO Olga.
Johnson. administrators deed TO
part OF lot $, block IS, plat A,
etc. s-.,,.-'.-.''.',,.''..'. lilo
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
1ODAy'S.

David a. Hilton and wife to VIM.
j Leaker part OF lot = block 49,
pihl ~ '.s.s,-ts..t,.,.t.,....
Mary McAv0y 10 Mrs. Mary j.
a. Grant, lots 81. 30, block Il, For
est Ddle ...,.,,...,.,.,,..,,...
r. IL. Lay, By attorney-in-fact,
10 Clarence II. Erickson, All OF lot
d and cast y Of lot l. block Q,
Wells Fargo d CO., 10 II. o. An
goll, Jr, lots IS and IS, block /,
Hacketts addition ..........,...
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KANSAS CITY,
WOOL.
ST LOUIS

ST. Louis. Oct. i,--WOol. steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, 23a2l; hne
mediums. lsd20; fine, l4ulI
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IF you Wish to Buy or Sell
Sugar Stocks,
Bank Stocks, or
Commercial Stocks,

In companies having well esQb-
llshed business; or II you wish TO
buy first class
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f. II. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
" Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1914
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. ZIG d. p. Walker Block
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All quality defining superlatives fan
TO exnress the tastefulness OF
MOUNTS Ketchup
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z. M. WEST q Co.. stock brokers,
d. b. Walker Blk. Tel. les: res. 35lO-x
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS' ~ e.
SO. Temple. Tel. 80 Ind. 910-k Bell.
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IhspEsERET SAVINGS BANK

DIRECTORS:
y1ce president Elias A. Smith, Cashe.'
L, s. Hills, John r. Barnes Jeh1r y
Cutler, David Eccles, A. W Carlson, ~
Romney, J. X, Winder p r. Ela''us@
Reed Smoot. W +, James s.,a,,,
-Four Per Cent Interest Paid on sa"ns,