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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-29
FINANCIAL CIRCLES STILL
INTERESTED IN BOND THEFT.

New York, April sa.-The big bond rob
berry In which the Trust COMPANY of
America was the vic tlm, continues IN nis
sorbng subject IN the financial districts
tinIzed.
The robbery at first put down aa ia. =
w AFFAIR has steadily grown nntil today
y appears that securities AgErcRnfirn
fspCyQpO IN value had been taken bV XVII,
Ham o, Douglass. the bond clerk now
under arrest These figures are reached
as the result ~ an interview given BY a
mem her OF the executive committee OF the
iTust company who said that Il took kiss
009 10 redeem the securities hvpothecuted
WIN brokers for loans by ., Af pcnnwtt
VINO nndcr arrest " connection with
we robbery and that the securities we're
pledged for less than one-third ot their
valle. He also SAT-. that II was tOI00,
and not S@ON00 worth OF securities thn
We're hidden In Broker Dennetts bed a
the Manhattan club
Taken Rs tho executive committee nuns
own figuring that Douglass and DNunets
realized only PARTICLES than n third on
the aVerAge--it can be seen that the slS5.-
GOO hat the trust company has lost on the
outstanding securities represents 4 value
OF nearly sj0l.0Q0 Adding the S5OO.OGO found
N the bed or Broker pnnnct makes $500.
QNO. What has become OF the money Doug
lass and bennett raised IS uneXpl0in|i
The trustee who Walked yesterday auld
that while he was OF the opinion I'M
much of this had been lest Ia Speculation
he felt sure that the pair had snu., sum
Spcked away somewhere
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SUGAR AND Coffee.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Liverpool, April 20 Close: wheat
May 81 $50. July &c 5lzd, Sept S. 6J6d
The weather In England today was
falT but cloudy
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There Was an Underourrent of
Strength But It Failed to Bring
Outside Interest Into Market.
ACTIVE OPERATIONS LIMITED.
Punctuation of Hall Point Mica surcd
The Extreme Movement in the
AllSIafternoon.

Sew York. April 2s--rpion Pacific and
ST. Paul started the week about i point
higher than Saturdays closing and Amer
lean Smelling ~ Otherwise the chan ses
In stocks were without significance Small
gains were the rule but trading WAS scan
ty and llstIess.
The underCurrent OF strength shown by
stocks called 70 arouse outside Interest IN
tho market and as soop as the profes.
sIonals stopped bidding up the leaders
prices fell back but recovered again lator,
Some additions TO the opening gains
brought the rise In Union Pacific up. st
Paul IL and Northern Pacific, Great
Northern preferred, Canadian Pacific and
Reading TO IL.
The only active operations were ia the
lranscol tlnental group In sympathy with
Union Facinc's rise St Paul and North
crn Pacific gained 2, Canadian Pacific 1ss
Pennsylvania, Union Pacific and Analga
mated Copper l.
BOuda were steady.
Prices were without material changes
during the noon hour.
Fluctuations Of q half point measured
the extreme movement OF the mid
Afternoon IN the active stocks. Business
was ccrrespondngly restricted. AtchisOn
preferred fell ia Y. s. Steel IA.
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M'CLE Lam MURPHY
TAMMANY FIGHT SETTLED.

New York, April 2e.--An era 10 the con
test for. control OF T0mmay Hall between
Mayor Mcclellan ana Charles +, Murphy
was announced today following Il confer
emce between Timothy D. SULLIVAN and
Corporation Counsel VIM. B. Ellison the
Latter OF whom represented the mayor
MI Wilson after the conference gave
out statement IN which he said the
mayor VIII be lett free to appoint the
highest class VI men he couid nnd for
wise against the appointment of men inlm
ical to the Democratic organization or lts
leaders.
efficient men should be retained in ~
appointed 20 city Offices The mayor wil,
recognize the right OF its leaders 10 con
troll tho Democratic organization ana will
ask that the oTgauizau ou give him lie
support In his efforts 70 solve the great
municipal problems which confront them
n that way u was hoped 10 eradicate Tie
tho administrator
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS
LEAD. pul, S'OOm Nlo
COPPER gA.5O a2S.2S

ledge is the main ore body. many rich
stringers tgencling toward IT, the
ind Is sever miles out.
Twelve miles north OF town, near
rhp st, Louis mine, Maggie and others
have opened monster ledge carrying
niccotltc. running as high as sl-s0O per
ton This same ore shows ~ per
cent copper and is 50 feet Wide, In
the same vicinity and adjoining the
Calavada VI. & NJ. Jack Linekc has
opened up a three foot ledge that car
ries good values in gold and silver
Near Mob hill. and adjoining the
silver Legion on the south, John
Weaver. who was one Of the piopeer
OF EldOrado canon, has returned after
80 wears and uncovered a rich silver
gold ledge, for which he sought 40
Years ago. This find runs into the
pictures, native silver showing In
abundance.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS

James A. Pollock s. Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire. this afternoon;
Ophir 2.a5 bid Mexican, 81 asked
Gould s. curry, 81 bid Con. Va. l.OOR
1-O5; Savage s2Gss; Hale & Norcross
7lG73; Yellow Jacket, 9561 90; Sierra
Nevada, 5lG52; Exchequer. 10 ask ed:
Union, 5IH52. Challenge, 30da2; Tono-
pah Nevada, 1000 asked; Montana
TonOpah, 3i7lsg3.5O; Tonopah Extern
sion. 3i0d345 MacNamara, 1906;
Midway l.40Gl.so; Tonopah Belmont.
I 20 bid TOuopah North Star. 97d39;
Ohio Tonopah, 495 West End Cons,
Z. 256i1.3O. Rescue, lSdlg; Tonopah &
California, l30la. Golden Anchor. sac
35i Jim Butler. Ll7hat2O Cash Boy,
lla12; Home 9Nl0; Boston TOnopah,
NJ asked; Monarch Pitts, Extension. 10
asked Montana Midway Extension, o
Nlo; Golden Crown 1904; ". Y. Ton.
Con-. 10 asked
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CONCENTRATES,

George Alncs ~ the Utah Con. has re-
signed position In the company's or.
fees 10 accept the sUpcrtntcndency ot
he ontario niine under F. l., Williams
Jr
n telegram has been received by q
salt Lake party to the effect that a
l2-foot vein OF copper, extending sew.
eTa miles IN length, has been dlScoS.
cred on Copper Mountain. in the new
Sterling district In Nevada
l. Hanehst- head of the Newh0use
star Is home from New York, He
arrived this morning and plunged into
work At his desk upon reaching town.
lie announced ha knew nothing for
publication and immIl lately set Ia
work again clearing his desk of 40.
cumulatgd matters which demand his
attention, MI Newhouse viii arrive
within q day or sD
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'ou account Of the late date Of mail.
Ing oar annunl report Jhis Year, per.
haps q few Lines from me on the pres.
eat condition Z the mine would DE adj.
visable, since he FIRST OF The year. as
learn since lnS telurn hnm a sew
eral months absence the ore bodies
on the l5OO level have become gome-
what Impoverished and they are not
now producing the amount OF shipping
ore that they did I'm the earlier stages
OF development. This fact, together
With she shutting down on the zinc
plant TO which We sold our zine pro.
duct. has reduced OH earnings peroep.
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INQUIRY INTO ALLEGED FRAUD
I'M INSURANCE ELECTION.

New York April gs-'rhe Times today
says that tho fact thai ht least one Wall
ceiYed "A Subpoena calling him 10 the
district office. became known
day and was taken as an lndipa hon
about "a begin "John Doe proceedings 10
inquire into the charges OF fraud and
forgery made H. connection With the re,
York. and Mutual Life Insurance com,
pan!es-
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local otlce OF the wealth
er bureau for the a hours ending at a
~. today
BnTometer reading ss a. M, 800
inches, TcmpeTa tNre az 8 a, m, IA, maxi
mum, ~ minimum, 90; mean, ~. which
ts s degrees below normal
Precipitation since thu first OF tho
month l45 inch, which ~ 80 inch above
Tho normal
Accumulated excess IN precipitation
since Jan. y, Isl inch
Relative humidity, 20 nor cent
FORECAST TILL 0 p. 81 TUESDAY,
Local forecast Tor Salt Lake Cisy and
vicinity
Fair tonight and Tuesday: colder to.
night With frost
n, J. HYATT,
SprtlQu DIrertor
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GEO, NJ. CANNON co
Rooms 512-Sl2 TempIeton Building
Phone Bell 81.

iibly. The latter, however. is only
as other arrangements are
now being made for the sale OF the
product In other parts OF the mine
visited, found substantial Improve
ments, notably In the McSurley stupe,
where the ore bodies still continue to
improve, which insures an Increased
tonnage for the mill preparations Tor
the handling and treatment OF which
are now under way. TakeA IN its
entirety the mine is looking exceeding
" wen and the year promises to be
a most successful one In this the early
stage OF its career"
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TAFT POLITICAL CONFERENCE.

Cinclnrnti, April 29--Secy, cf war Tat
today made n short visit 10 the UnlveI
sIty Of Cincnnayi, where he delivered
brief address df an informal character
10 the students. Later he was given
warm reception ut the cham Der of COM
MERGE and spoke a few words,
A political conference was scheduled fot
the afternoon.
Tonight he win address the members Of
the Business Mems club ON the Panama
canal,
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WELLMA EXPEDITION,
n Train of Twenty-nlnc Siberian Dogs
Have Been Provided For II.

ST. Peters burg, April ss-~rhrough tho
agency OF the American corsul-g@neral
Mr. Watts q train Of 20 Siberian dog
has been provided for the WelIman Chica
so Record-HeraId expedition They weru
secured In the remote interior of Russia
ard arc now at Tobolsk, The dogs wi
be shipped via Archange TO Weliman's
base III Norway,
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STANFORD BEAT BERKELEY.

san Francisco. April 29.-stanford uni
versty won the intercollegiate boat race
from the University OF California this
rnuTnlng by seven lengths. The race was
rowed over a two-uile course at Richar I'd
sons bay, near SauS alto, and stanford
won easily The time was fifteen aud five
hundredths minutes
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COMBINATION FILES ARTICLES

The Comb nation Mining company
of this City filed it's articles of incOr-
poration with the county clerk today.
It's capital stock IS sl25,OO divided
into shares of the par value OF rs
cents each. j. a. Foley Is president;
C. "A Quigley, Yicepresdent; w S
Mccarthy, secretary and treasurer
These, with r.. Is Cobb and r. T.
Daily constitute the board OF direc-
tors, The company owns Ave claims
located in the star mining district
Beaver county
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cHINAMAN Finds MINE.
Sam Vet MNgnnto-prospcct Io
Gates Ledge Aftcr 10 Years search.

odIh hfl' hNsAuttN-l'FoSpcCt l,O.
Gates Ledge Aftcr 10 Years search.
Special Correspondence
SearehIIgM. New, Aprl ss.-pe-
.Ightiu spring weather wlth cool
preezes. has been The signal cor hum
feds OF prospectnrs TO continue Ma
! nest OF new diggngs Within a radius
y 20 miles Of Searchitght and al num-
PCT Of importvct strikes have boon
accorded One vi lhe most import.
AMI llnds OF the week is chat OF Sam
get the Chinese mining maguate
Tho OWNS many valuable groups
hort distance east NJ SearchlIghi. on
be Iopopuh group l0-Ioot ledge has
seen opened on which fancy ASSAYS
ihNe been secured while the entire
tn teel ~ q depth of 20 feet averages
ls.5O Of nee milling rock. This
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 29.-Libera realizing
sales caused weakness IN wheat today
The selling was brought ont chiefly by
weather conditions in Kansas where rain
or snow was general last night, July OPP
ened sfP12 to ssg9s lower at SIS to s2f
depressed the corn market, Longs and
commission houses sold freely. July OPP
ened 5sdk, 10 4 lower a 4sss to 49l4jl49ss
Oats oo, were weak In sympathy with whsq
20 HES and for time held within that
range.
Trading In provisions was dull and the
market was ensler because OF a scent
decline In the price Of live hogs July
poEk was or 10 cents et Is. S7la, lard was
a , shade lower al s.77ys and ribs were aga
wheat-Ths close was weak with July
down sal al S2A-
cornEsThe close, was Arm with July up
casa r. w he hlFasSt p rad s.aso No
2 red, isqsQ; No hard, 7s7sGSll4 No, B
hard. i0q7oss; No. / northern, S5Gs7; No. (?
DO 2of sSgSS3; No. NJ spring SIS SIS
Close. whoat-Mtia ~ ~ = July al..
Corn G9F9- VA; 39s J9iIy, re
Pork May, Is So; JuIy 15-s2is
LaTd-May, s-62is; July, SIS.
kkI V5NMsiagg s s61S July. s'sI'gqs-7o
EarIeN-GaHh. 65qi4.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. April e0-Susar. raw. auics.
psir rst as 7s s3s SentF!fsga u
Refiued-Qulet. Crushed, 6s0 powder.
cd t.G; graduated, A.SO
Coifee-Glutet, No, Rio, ga No, San
tos, ~.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, April 2s-Close: When--
May 6s $3.50. july &c 5lsd; Sept. So GIGd
The weather In England today was
falls but cloudy
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Goo, Whitaker TO Myr0n 4. Whita-
ker part NJ lot 3, block VI plai
Margaret Hunter solmcn I'll al To
MN. solWon, part VI lot 4.
BLOCK u. plat ,,..-,,,...,,,.,....
IA, f. Nlllsttin ~ l. g. Wilson.
part Of loj /, block lOs pIaI D.,
Henry SgulueE 10 ID, Cailns Kim.
bail part vi lot ls block 10 5-acre
a --s''' ''----'i'''r.--'' '''r-,',,,.-..t,
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GRAFT IN JOPLIN.
Special Grand Jury Called to IDvesti-
gate Charges Against Police

Joplin NO, April 2a,--Judse HUGH
Dabbs OF the circuit court here today call
ed special grand jury TO tnveS tigate
charges of police sraft, allegations hay
Ing been made that gambling and keep
ers ~ various houses here had made pres
ends 10 police officials IN return for pro
lection.
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CHOICE
PROPERTIES

For sale, We have nne busiuess ao'
prospective business locations mat may
be reasonably expected TO pay investors
big per cent In the advance coming N
the neS twelve months, THESE nre located
In aesTIy all busiuess sacuuus OF the city
and Incaide some en- West Third South
Street, and also on Lower Maiu TeF'-
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PAYsoN rs EXCITED.
More Finds Made South OF Town and
In SantquIn Canyon
Special C0rrespNndenea.

Special Correspondence,
Payson, Utah Co, April 27.--Ssome ex-
citement prevails here on account OF
several new strikes OF what Seerns TO
be good oil In the mountains just south
mining men or experience predict some
good paying mines In this locality IN tha
rear future Lead, copper and silver
are the showlngs thus far
A number OF claims ara and have
been working for some time, and the
indications seem good in nearly all the
claims thus far developed. 1t Is report
ed Uncle Jesse knight is interesting
himself IN this locality.
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FINANCIAL REPORT

The financial report includes Inter-
esting figures Receipts from the sale
Of concentrates ard zinc and iron
middllngs, were Ss15,25s.5l. Interest
earned amounted to sl,IOa7S. making
total Of 8S16,967.s6. During the year
1901 toms OF crude ore was sold; S.
SIS tons OF ore was concentrated and
c. 329 tons OF ore extracted. The fig
ure on ore concentrated included 1884
toms mined before Jan. ]. 1905 and piled
from the dump, Supplies on hand jan,
J. 1906 represented a value Of sS.ats, H..
Expenditures during the year amount
ed 10 s175,02s,4l supplies on hand
Dec, 81, 1906, represented a value OF
So leaving r balance NJ STA
2Sf.96 Other items in maintenance
follow:
Net extraction. S3,3a2 tons al
ts,75 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lT4,2St %
Cost of concentration 5S.sA5
tons at &l1O ,.....-.. 800. 64.sl4 81
Cost of prospecting and dead
work sss2& toms at $50 w.. 3O.I7 "a
Cost OF marketing, 5f,4SS tons
at Gle ....,,..'',,...,....,-. al,2s6 u
Cost of general expense,
6s,322 tons at l6c .,,...,,,, l0,l02 w
Cost of interest. ss,S22 tons
at Sc Observation-Disclosures, tS26 Us
------v------
raal cost ta,a22 tons at
sL9s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sSl6,I61 SIS
Supplies added to- stock 80 1.Tel IS
Total operating eHpendi~
s4.,. .. D.. a.tt s 30 al ~
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ToDAY's Temperatures
YESTERDAYS RECORD.

Highest nt.-ss' .'t''''---'',t,'t--.,,il,
Lowest ',''.- ''''rt--. 'itt--"i't.t,--..,,b
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p. 81 WEST s co. stock rokers
D. Il, walker Flk. Tel. l6b. res sBl Ok
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GEO @, CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, ~ ~ So. Temple, Both
Phones el0
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HOMES

Are also listed with w. sites to suit
purses and tastes OF all. Cali and see
US. No ttonble to show propertlos and
answer questions,
II you desre to sell real estate lst 1t
VIII us
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

st Louis, Aprl 29.--Wo0l. steady. Ter
rltory and weste n mediums 2292s; tine
meG!ua1s lSa2I: fine, Ifnl6.
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a, 4, CAMPBELL,
6tocE Broker, alG u u Walker BLOCK
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Cannon A Cannon, Mining stock Brok
ere Is ~ SO Tenn lnd Tel g7sl; Bell nJI
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PARK CITY's RECORD.
Dnfy-Judgc Leads List OF Producers
With Over Million and Half Pounds.

Special Correspondence.
Park City, Utah April 2s,-ore
shipments from Park City last week
were as follows;
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REGULAR CALL.

May Day Loco at aOl4 1000 A 81
500 at 30,
Uncle Sam, 500 at ~, ZOO az o.; 1000
at 90, seller 50 hoo at 9O l.1O0 at 50.
Beck Tunnel 100 az l.S5: 500 at 1.s11a.
Colorado, 100 at &82h; 100 at 290;
1855 a 800, leo at 2.9715; 100 al 2.97sa.
seller GO.
lnsot. 800 at 81: 5000 at 8.
New York, 100 az IS
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 2s-Cattle--Recelpts, 20
COO market steady TO shade lower. Reeves.
(. 9P6 W; cows ard helfers, 2.60f5 %
q5-6o; poor to medium. /. s5fiS. IS. stoekers
and feeders, 2,9OI5. II.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; market weak 10
cents lower, Light, 6. i0q6-5o mixed. SIS
M6. SIX: heavy, & 3off6. 50: rough g. 250f6. 90
plggy. 6-ooaS,So; good to choice heavy. s-l
sheep--Receipte, $500: market steady.
Native. and western. 4-50q6 ~ yearlipgs,
70 " FV's
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Custom AssayeTa and Chem Isis. l6t
South West Temple 81.
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OMAHA.

Omaha, April &.-Catte- Receipts, a.
5loi market shade lower Native steers
s.2SaS.s5. COWS and hefsrs, SOo0D. 100;
western steers, 3.5oQ5 . stOtkers and
and stays, 3OOsJ4 So
HoGs-Recetpts, 1910; market 2hsli5
lower, Heayy,- ,25dfe .2J!4 mixed, 6.seaS.s5:
Sheep Receipts, 6j.oO0 market strong.
fearlings, G.50sfT.I rs; wethers. s. 1917 0j;
ewes, 5.5ofa6 30: lambs, ,55GS, e.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, April 20. --Catile--Receipts
ll,OCQi market steady 10 u cents lower.
Native st-ers, 4,15F6.20; steckers and feed
eTs. 500. 70; calves, 3.s51S,jO western
fed COWS, 3.2514. Is.
Hogs Receipts. 5000; market weak to
cents lower. Heavy. 5.5D1I6. Sflg; packers,
g. 2is@e+il5 light. 6.25d6 80.
Sheep-Re ceipts, 10000: market steady
to shade lower. Muttons. s. 2Sis 10: lambs.
Il9s ~ range wethers 5.j0G6,75 fed
ewes 5-oNdp6,5O
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Tuday's Metal Quotations.

Local SETTLING prices AZ rtporteo
by the American Smelling ana NS-
timing company
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-10

open the conveniently arranged door
Il occurred to him that A. midnight the
sixtleth day OF his imprisonment had
bcvn completed. His face wore sat
isiled smile
Ifis equanhnity was undlst9.ovi tho
next merulhg wien Judge Weaver
drove uyer fiirpualy accusing hlm OF
stealing the JAN and demanding that
ho return II TO the place BE- had taken
II froin. The easy gtil on the features
Of the blacksmith grew s. braadcr Oh
mensions
q whipped you at lection, Judge.
be drawled slowly. "an' yon sent me q
that place Indicating the Coating iail
wien you had y9nF turn. Then
woallnf put the shoe on your horse
SOS yon could eton your daughters
marryiu' yepng WaBham Now you
any stelo tbs jail Judge, ifs ihla
I way I've 90, thauce 10 Ene The
town Of rof'ersyillo rr false iHprifon
meat ouehi 20 have been let out Q
\ yali NJ " O'Clock last night Morel
that. The tails mines'
The irdge's face grew h'aah and
/ purple with aiparemgii.
Yes SRA The jairs nlne
i didnt w. 10 feG rr noihiu' when ! Wal
young roiieFsvillc Jan Il notsan-
T F-L-O-T.g-A.M- an n the town want
II back i''ii get Il hy paylb' sa-@
money. An, judge. n yop Should Nan
Keiieck sh1si IN hprry don't frge'
l'n dom bastness at the same o.
stsDdf'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-10

Ter Nellie As they turned up the road
where, two and a half miles distant,
the house of the minister was situate,
II dawned on the company that they
we're witnesses of an elopement,
There was ample time for the angry
Judge to overtake the couple, provided
John Grant drove the nails of the
fourth shoe with his customary quick
ness, The judge commanded him to
hurry, Instead OF doing so he laid
tho shoe down and said that, as he
was Il prisoner, working only to oblige
folks, he'd be hanged If he'd do anoth-
er tap of work for a man so low down
as 10 swear at him. The Judge plead
ed and apooglzed in vain. II was only
when the young couple returned and
rendered Judge Weaver speechless
with rage by the announcement Of
their marriage that Jolln Grant wouid
consent to put on the other shoe.
The very next day came an April
thaw The travelling was 30 bad that
the prisoners only visitor was Jaiier
Gibson, who brought him his meals.
In the night when the blacksmith re-
tired the rain was pouring outside IN. a
monotenous dri2zle. The Pottersyille
jail was situated on the bank of q
small but deep river, and the waters OF
this stream were yellowed and swollen
by the freshet.
In the early hours Of the morning
there was slide and a fall and d
splash. over into the river went a
section of banking. the Pottersyille
jail and the prisoner therein. The
structure did not Hoat far. but ground
ed on tie shelving shore opposite the
blacksmith shop where John Grant
had nracticed his trade prior to bis
latest departure from the narrow path
| of sobriety. As John Grant forced
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