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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
BRIGHAM YOUNG AND
THE THIRD LEG

The renewed attention attracted toward
the MOrmOns by the agitation over the
seating of Senator Smoot adds peculiar
interest to what Bishop Talbot the Cow
boy Bishop the original of the bishop
OF Lin Mclean and The Virginian," says
of the MOrmOns in his recently-published
autobiography.
The bishop declares that THE most
prejudiced enemy Of the Mormon church
must admit that the thrift. industry and
unremitting labor of the people are be-
yOnd all praise"
Then ne goes on to give description
of Brigham Young. and an anecdote illus
trating his resourcefulness:
Much has been said Of Brigham Young
who was the maker though not the found
er of MOrmonism. There are many still
acter and personality are easily 8Scer-
tanned. lie was a New Englander. and
was 20 years OF age when he became
identified with the MOrmOnS. He was by
trade a painter. and did not have the
advantage of a liberal education. but
was possessed of remarkable natural
shrewdness. and was born leader of
men Large masterful somewhat un-
scrupulOus. fertile i'm resources. he left
the impress of his genius and organizing
power upOn the Mormons indelibly. IN
deed In many respects, as his work un-
miStakab lv shows. ne was q unique man.
AS a far-seeing executive. giving atten-
ton to every detail which tended To add
efficiency TO his somewhat complicated
machinery he has had few equals
"Innumerable are the stories illustrat-
ing his native wit and versatility. 1t is
said that one day a Welshman with one
leg had been converted on the promjse
that Brigham would cause new legsto
GROW He reached Salt Lake and forth
with presented himself at the Zion house
office and was confronted by the great
man.
And so you want a new leg. do you!
said Brigham. We'll. ] can give II you.
hut remember that all the attributes you
have in this life will be resurrected at
the last day Now YOU have already had
two legs and if create for you third,
then i'm eternity you will be like mon
strositv and will have three legs. Be
sides YOU are already old. and cannot
live much longer Choose. Therefore. be-
tween new leg here and three i'm heaV-
en-
9TH Door fellow naturally decided TO
try To be content with one leg here that
he might have two only hereafter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
Cure of Lung Trouble.

at Is now eleven years since l had
7 arrow escape from consumption.
writes c. o. Floyd. leading business
man OF Kershaw. s. G. II rad Tun
down in weight TO 135 pounds, ard
coughing was constant. both by DAY
and bv night Finally I began taking
mr. Kings New Discovery. and con-
timed this for about six months, when
nv cough and lung trouble were en-
tirelv gone and ] was restored TO my
normal weight. 10 pounds. Thou
sands of persons are healed every year.
Guaranteed at u. c. II. ]. DRUG Store.
soc and s1.00. Trial bottle free
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
Decree of Pocahontas.

Wanita council No l. Degree of .Poca-
hontas. met last Wednesday evening. afg-
or it's holiday vacation. with a large at
tendance The new officers were in
stalled. following which John G.. Curtis
made an excellent address. Refreshments
were served. The lodge will meet again
at O'Clock next Wednesday evening at
115 South Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
SECRET SOCIETIES.
FraternaI Union.

Evergreen lodge No. Is. Fraterual
Union of America, will hold its regular
meeting tonight. The officers elect will
be installed this evening under the di-
recton OF the organizer Brother II. A.
Barger. On account Of the delay i'm the
printing of the new benefit certificates,
which will not be ready until Jan 10,
the limitations that should take place
this evening will be postponed until the
next meeting. on Monday. Jan. 2l The
champion Hustler Badge" for 1906 will
be presented to the winner tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
RoYaI Neiqhhors.

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 3072 held
its regular meeting Thursday evening.
Installation of the officers for the en-
suing year will be held next Thursday
evening, Jan. L. at O'Clock. in l. O. ..
f. hall. Royal Neghbors. Modern Wood
men and their friends are invited TO at
tend The NeighborS are asked to be
present for drill Monday and Wednes-
day evenings, Jan. IL and 16.
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Modern Woodmen of America.

Last Fridays meeting OF Camp No.
1901. NJ. w. A, was well attended. The
following officers were installed by Cap
tain Weber and his team: Neighbors
Wetenkamp, Yanner. Parsons. Dole.
Lund Willard and Hartman. Refresh
ments were served. A splendid musical
program was provided and an exhibition
drill was given by the degree team Aft
er this month Camp 1901 will move into
one Of the lower halls and viii meet
every Tuesday evening, instead of on
EritlaX
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14

The Ladies Auxiliary TO the @. r. c.
held its installation of officers Thursday
at its regular meeting. The retiring pres
ident. Mrs. Leafy Montgomery. was pre-
scented with an official pin of the order.
in appreciation of her work of the past
year. Dainty refreshments We're served.
Several visiting sisters were present from
Ogden. Denver indianapolis and Sacra-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
Order of Red Men.

Washable Tribe No !. Improved Order
of Red Men. held its regular meeting
Thursday evening and adopted seven
palefaces. The chiefs degree was con.
ferred by the team. Forty members have
been added TO the tribe during the past
two months. The new wigwam. 81
state street. is nicely arranged. and is
being imp owed The next meeting viii
be held next Thursday. when the adop-
ton degree viii be conferred.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14

Kennedy was the installing officer and
r. Beyron escort The death reports Of
NeighbOrS " : ClauSen and \. J.
HackweE were received with sorrow. and
the remarks by Sovereign Neighbor Lewis
were most fitting. The camp has moved
TO its new quarters. Second South and
West Temple streets. The team is in
fine shape A class of fifty viii be initi-
atcd Feb. >. The committee on enter
taiumert is arranging for a grand time
Tuesday, Jan %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14

Thrill of Sympathy.
FINALLY, 1 can only say that what
the day brings to us depends on what
We bring to the day. IL we carry a
responsive soul out to the world each
day, the days news will be of inspir-
ing kind. If, Oh the other hand. our
days seem commonplace and sordid.
II is evidence that we ourselves are
dull and slow if apprehension.
When the news of the San Francisco
disaster was flashed over the wires
crowds gathered about the bulletin
boards. but he who read there only the
facts Of the awful event as written re-
ceived only a small part of the news
of the day. The more significant part
of the news was expressed in the
thrill of sympathy, the impulse of serv-
ice which 50 readily expressed itself
in charity. Human love was i'm the
news of that day written large He
who missed it failed i'm understanding.
God thus has his campaign of edu-
cation. As the human type grows i'm
understanding it will respond more
and more readily to a news of the day
which shall better express the divinel
appeals TO our seeking souls"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14

day evening Jan. II. with Guardian
NeghbOr George Price in the chair Wis
itOTS from Salt Lake circle were present
Several applications by card were read
ard accepted Bette Brown was shown
through the mysteries of the wood. The
circle viii have no meeting next Friday
night on account of the masquerade ball.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
Woodmen of the World.

The open meeting Of Utah camp No
33S w o w. last Wednesday. was a
success. 500 persons being present. The
program consisted of songs. speeches
phondgraph selections and dancing. The
speech Of Nejghbor Yanner was especi-
ally good. The next meeting Will be held
Jan. 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
Dauqhters of Rebekah.

Queen of the West No 20. Rebekah
lodge of Bingham Junction. installed the
following officers: n. G.. Annie Stagg;
V G. Effie zimmerman; secretary,
Maude NJ Elvaney; treasurer. Hilma
Bennett. Dainty refreshments were
SprNpd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
w. r. c.

George r Maxwell w r. &. will hold
its regular session at $50 Wednesday aft
ernOOn. Visiting sisters invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
p. N. G. Club.

The Past Noble Grand club was enter
tanned last Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Maroney. assisted by Mrs. Timer. There
was large Attendance. The next regu-
lar meeting will be held the second
Thursday in February.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14

Quality being equal or better than
the imported kinds, get the home prod
uct. Get MOUNTS Pickles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14

We have moved to 142 Main street
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
Women Of Woodcraft.

/. Woodbne circle No. T. Women of Wood
craft. met with Guardian Neghbor Bow
die i'm the chair. Six cards were pre-
scented for membership. Neighbor Price
from Palm Leaf circle. Pocatello. Ida
gave a very interesting talk on the work
OF the order Woodbine circle will meet
hereafter on Monday evenings in the
Eagles hall. Second South and West
Temple streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
drive the poison from the body. a %
cent box holds weak's treatment.
Sold by Chas. Van Dyke, $50 Main
street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
L. o. 7. M.

The officers of Banner Hive No. H.
L. O. T. NJ. were installed last Thurs
day evening by State Commander Lady
Marvin. A good program of songs. mu-
sic and recitations was rendered. and q
drill was given by the ladies Of the hive
under the direction of the state COM
mander who also gave pleasing and
instructive talk Regular review of the
hive will be ,,eid Jan. IL.
Lillian NJ HOLSTER hive No. II will hold
a regular review Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy Is.
We have moved to 142 So. Main st.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Who ie LITTLE Housemaid2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14

Silver Maple circle No. los held its
regular meeting in /. o. .. +. hall. Fri
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14

Camp Salt Lake. No. IS. Woodmen OF
the World. met Tuesday evening. Jan s.
The hall was crowded TO it's limit After
obligating ten new choppers and receiv-
ing three transfers. the new officers were
installed as follows: Con. Com. c. T..
White; Adv. Lew. NJ. Ridges: escort
j. NJ Adams: banker, II. Don: clerk
A. NJ Keller: Waterman, r. Don: sentry
w Swetman; manager. .. f. Ball J. l..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14

his bears directly on the
money situation. Our special
pUneTI1gS during this Money
Pack Shoe sale only happens in
January and it will mean much
SAVING "a to you TO avail Yourself
y y ms opportunity, Bear these
WIZ cents heavy sole Goodyear
" @e Il shoes at S2,65, usually
infants fine patent kid Blu
ener Shoes with all coIors of
u Ups at 95ci always S1.45 and
gll5' There is no reserve
SSuIIlng these Money-Back Shoe
Gales at Davis Shoe Co,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14

The Booster committee Of the three
camps met in regular session yesterday
afternoon and heard the report of the
treasurer. G. b. Blakley. His report was
very gratifying. Many valuable sugges-
tons were presented by the committee
men present, among them the remarks
of Committeeman Thomas on Future
Work of the Committee. The plan of
work for the spring campaign was dis
cussed in full and about completed. The
campaign for the past three months has
proved a great success. Visiting neigh
bors are always welcome at the head
quarters. Room II. Central block. over
Salt Lake Hardware company. All the
local camps Of the order have social
events scheduled for the near future. and
it is evident from the present activity
that they will share in the prosperity OF
1907.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14
Thrill Of Sympathy.

there is distinct religious note. ID
not turn deaf ear To il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-14

Who is Little Housemaid?
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

MACY'S Herald Square store VIII oegh to-'hof-
row a notable sale of Christmas emma anu slas'
ware including a sale of Royal Berlin porceIaihs-
To encourage early Christmas shopping a series Oh
special sales and exhibition OF toys VIII DO starr 'eu
on the fifth floor tomorrow morning 1hefe WIN
also be a sale of womens street traVeiiihs anu
evening garments.
BLoOMINGDAI.ES in 18th street. tomorrow
u5 have a sale Of feather boas and embroidered
lingerie robes. There will be a sale OF french
tapestrv covered lace $. glove boxes scrap
baskets and articles for the boudor and library
HEARN in l4th street will open holiday Toy
and doll exhibition in the basement OF the store
There will also be special sale y useiui hohoay
gifts The Vienna String Orchestra VIII play every
day in the holidays. The regular departments VIII
not be reduced because of the Christmas season
vANTINE'S Broadway and 18th street. announce
for Tomorrow "A special sale Of Oriental rugs
Turkish Persian and India rugs suitable for OF
fees libraries and dining roosss. will be offered
REvIIIIoN BROTHERS. in West Sath street.
are offering furs and fur garments at oecided re-
ductions
FREDERICK ". ENERS anaounces sale OF
furniture at his wholesale warerooms, No 20
Fourth avenue
STERN BROTHERS will offer tomorrow at
their store in West sd street bargains IN women
theatre and dinner costumes. There will also be
clearance sale of trimmed hats and special OYER
ings in the way of Christmas gifts
lopD & TAYLOR at their stores Fifth
a,,anpe ar., 18th street and broadway and Goth
street will have sale extensive assortment
Of furniture and bedding.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER INFORM ALTON SEE ADVERTISE
MENTS IN TODAYS TRIBUNE.

SIMPSON, CRAWFORD Co. Sixth avenue.
18th to 10Th street will offer tomorrow excellent
values in Royal Wilton rugs and cut glass ware.
In order to induce shoppers to make their Christ
purchases before the rush OF holiday week
exceptional reductions have been made in toys,
books and useful holiday presents
SIEGEL-COOPER COMPANYS Sixth avenue
will feature Gorevan and India rugs the first
of the week. exceptional display of toys. dolls,
etc, will be opened for inspection tomorrow.
A. JAECKEL & CO, No. 3s4 Fifth avenue, will
have on sale this week furs and fur garments of
exclusive design for street wear. motoring etc.
ALCOTT & WEEKES SPECIALITY COMPANY
No. 43 TO A West 33d street, announces sale of
coats, suits and gowns for tomorrow.
A. D. MATTHEWS SONS. Of Brooklyn. have
opened their Christmas toy store A varied assort-
ment of gift furniture will be sold tomorrow at
greatly reduced prices.
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. at their store in Brook
An oddity which will be introduced at this sale
skin moccasns, with emblems embroidered on
them will also be offered. An extensive exhibition
will be opened the fourth floor.
JOHN DANIEL SONS SONS offering an
exclusive collection of jewelry at their stores
Broadway and 9th street large section of the
basement of the is devoted to the sale of
Christmas carols. calendars. hymns booklets etc
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO. Broadway and
10Th street. announce important sale of mink
muffs and neck pieces taffeta silk petticoats and
tailored suits. They also display UNUSUAL
variety of holiday gftA
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
SUNDAY FIGHT IN KANSAS CITY.
Judge. Sends Theatre Manager to JAN Con'
structively' and Disqualiies Himself
TBv Telegraph to Tho Tribune.

Kansas City. No. Nov 3o--Thrteeh
were returned by the grand jury to-day asahs
s, theatrical managers of this city who kept their
theatres omen last Sunday in alleged vloiauoh VI
the state law which prohibits labor on Suhoa!
When the managers were taken oelore Jus
william R Wallace. of the Criminal Iouii' ~
nlead fo the indictments Mr.. Judah. manager oi
H. f-ra,d 0rara Hous. who was indicted on three
counts refused to enter a plea Judge "aiiace
entered A plea OF guilty for him ana hAeu
his bonds at $500. Judah refused TO give oo"0'
and Judge Wallace notified him that ne was I'm
structvely in Jail The other managers saV. s,ai
Judge Wallace then disqualified himsen DIS '.i"'
iudge and called in James l.. Fort OF DeXter No''
Judge of the 22d Judicial Circuit Judge roi' "
candidate for the Democratic NOMINATION ioi
Governor of Missouri in the statewide prohioi.o
issue. He probably has the same ioea Vi ' -
ON rforcen,ent Of the Sunday law as held by Judge
Wallace
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
ELASTIC CURRENCY SUGGESTIONS
A Bankers Cure for Financial Ills in T,;.
Country
o the Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: An elastic currency plan that win re,.-.
strngency. will not initiate currency. will SUNNY
all legitimate needs. will adjust itself In eacb ~
cality. will not disturb but viii steady inte-..s
rates. will not affect the price of United Sta...
bonds. will not disturb values. will encouray,
legitimate business. will favor speculation vsn
prevent bank runs. will increase deposits win ,n
depositors' funds. will increase the uurnb.,
of national banks. will furnish wide rlIncanaI
bond market. will prevent excessive gold shin
ments and will solve the postal savings bank que,
ton follows:
Permit national banks TO issue currency nn..
not to exceed their paid-n-full capital stoch
These notes shall be secured by municipal bona.
deposited with the Treasurer OF the United States
The bonds shall require the approval of the Treas.
urer and shall be general obligation OF stata
county. city, town. village or school district ths
population OF which for. the previous ten year,
has not been less than 5000 people. and the to.,I
indebtedness of said municipalities, including their
pro rata share of the Indebtedness Of the iarxsr
organizations of which they are a part, shall NOT
be an excessive percentage Of the assessed valua.
tion for any year in the previous decade.
The bank of issue shall be taxed per cent oss
annum on it's currency notes outstanding not ex.
ceeding so per cent OF its capital. per cent per
anuIm on it's currency notes outstanding exceed
ing 80 per cent of its capital and not exceeding 3
per cent of It's capital; and per cent per annum
on It's currency notes outstanding in Of
per cent of it's capital. payable ssIni-annually
the average amount outstanding
II I'm the opinion Of the Secretary Of the Treas.
,,rv II be necessary prevent the expectation Of
gold he may temporarily increase the rate Of
tax This tax shall create an insurance fund to
redeem notes OF failed banks in case ths bonds
deposited as security. the pro rata share OF the
assets and the stockholders' liability be not sum
cient This fund In excess Of & SoO.000 may De used
70 reimburse depositors OF failed banks. should
the assets and stockholders liability be not suf-
cient A sum not to exceed per cent Of the capt.
tsI Of a failed bank for each 100000 IN this IN
s41rance fund in excess OF s0oooo0 may be 90 used
when required Notes may be retired at any tinns
b,, the bank OF issue depositins currency or gold
coin with the Treasurer OF the United states. New
notes NAV be issued to bank In place OF notes
retired but shall not bs taxed so long as the,
are not put In circulation
RANKS shall irrespective Of their location. main
,ai,, a reserve Of ID per cent currency notes
outstanding of which per cent redemption
spnd shall be deposited with the United States
treasurer. This shall in no way change the pres
.,+ NATIONAL bank circulation
B. J. MACDONALD.
Cashier National Bank Of Flint Men
p-in- Mich Nov .. 1901
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
MRS PECK NOW SUES HER HUSBAND.
Clothing Dealers Wife Seeks to Set ASIDE
Alleged Conveyance of Property,

Nre Josephine Peck. who was sued ior apSo
lute divorce by her husband, Samuei W zen
president T The :. W. Peck Company cio'iiliis
-, bo.-.,, .,,it against him yesterday. She
seeks to set aside alleged conveyance vi P'oi-'
srtv in West 29th street near Fifth avenue
Mrs Peck says that she owned and sun o"i9
I'M. r,roperty and that the alleged convey alioe
,,raars 70 have been signed by your petitioner on
I.cember H. 1900. and is recorded IN the cin'e
of Register. -,
At the time of the divorce suit II was STATED oS
counsel for Mrs. Peck that her huspiho was "" "
e. n0o 00 The court ordered him to pay temporary
I;,,,o,,, of San a month and $1,000 to her counsel
peck announced that he would appeal ana JUS
e., ,iaoarich c,1t the alimony to $3.50 month
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
MIST RETRY INTRODUCTION FEE CASE

new trial Of the suit brought oy MISS juan
schon of No l West 10th street, against Aiisoh
Harlan a dentist, of No sS3 Fffth avenue 70 re-
cover sy1 81 commission for introducing MINE
c.Iys tho onera singer 10 the dentist was ordered
by the Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
Yesterday. The first trial was held before q jury
:, the 18th District Municipal Court and verdict
in favor of the plaintiff rendered Miss schon
claims that she met Nine. Calve while returning
<,o,, E,,,rone and was induced TO introduce the
dentist to her by a promise OF one-third OF the
dental bills that the ginger incurred with him as
commission.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

,. >,u,u,t,e petitfo1s IN bankruptcy were fled
Yesterday with clerk or the Coited states D's-
trict Court:
An involuntary petition against Edward Lehman. nan.
a wboIesaIe fur manufacturer, or No = EaSt IL ~
e,reat nv creditors with claims as lOIoSS. Oa9us
- EI'1r1 & sN. otto ErIer, $500; Thorer IraloIes
Se1 A transfer of assets Is aIle8eo ss 49,
bankruptcy. under tie exisuns 49, ,,isS1sss and
his bond was hxed at 100000 1ne EeCSISSL = 80
authorized by the court 70 c~onunus ~ Lre ssE re
Sor tvyerty DAYS. longer, II necessary Win ''
eonsent OF the principal creditors. -,-.,,
incIuntary petition against Abraham simon.
skirts OF No. 70 East 12th street: ~ = To- rHsr
a = yhIrg $3.50; Gotham Press. 81 LFsihsLe9 Fs-5 -
sssets Is alleged Albert 3. HaInhn was app''''
receiver with q bond or sI'Vo'-
Schedules Of Rothenberg & Bros show debts .,
.,o oe- and assets OF s25O0- The latter CONSIST oi
stock in trade 81 800. and cash turned over e % '
i,-.r go The principal creditors are Je"ei'
BROTHERS sS.s15. Charles Roster X SONS
y Morris Sons & Co, S04-
Justice Giegerich. OF the Supreme Cour' .-S - -
-o,nrsd John A. wrede receiver Of the assets anu
s,a.,s ~ the Dusrproof Typewriter Cover toni-
-, IN a srit brought BY John n Bell. creator
To- q g23 The receiver must give a bond OF sl'.p
The schedules in che assignment OK Ihs : -
cI,I,a- Company, dealer in machinery, al W
Centre street show liabilities. S2c9S non1lha' g.
sets s. 2S5, and actual assets. SolS-
Justice Giegerich has granted an dppIcaec'
for the appointuert of receiver OF tne
D.-,,srsbip property Of Freed Efelman & Co.
roanufacturers and dealers IN jewelry, al W.
1oa Fulton street. pending suit brought oE Fe'e
EdeIruan against William J. Freed his partner, %
dissolve partnership formed on June . Ihe haoH-
ities are $500 and the assets $50 The receiver
was asked for on account OF the diSasreei'en''
among the partners