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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-29
SOME NEEpEp cHANGEs.
NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned Trustee fof the mort
gagor and mortgagees named in that Ger
Tain Chattel Mortgage herinafter describ-
Cd and Ia "a certain agreement between
the parties supplemental thereto, dated
Novmber a. 1894 viii sell for cash 70
the highest and best bidder the property
hereinafter described FOR the purpose Of
roreclosing the said mortgage helinaftcr
described.
l. The Chattcl Mortgage Tor the fore
closure OF which said sale VIII be made
bears date the Path day of December.
1000 and was filed on January 2, 1901 ln
the office of the County Recorder or
Uinta county, Wyoming, at Evanston 10
3 The name of the mortgagor IN said
mortgage is Hyrum smith, Of la Barge
Uinta County, Wyoming, ana the mort
gagees therein named are Ora Haley or
Laramie. wyoming, and b. 4. Saunders
of salt Lake city, Utah partners doing
business as Haley g. Saunders
O. The amount claimed by the saia
mortgages 20 Zoe due on said mortgage az
the date OF the first publication of this
notice is the sum OF l2.H6 IS Dollars, TO-
gethCr with an attorneys fee upon thls
foreclosure Of not exceeding 500.
g. A full description Of the mortgaged
property Is as follows, to-wit. Three thou-
sand five hundred and seven t1oD ewes
which bear the following ear marks
some marked under slope In right and UNI
der half crop in left ear some with up
per slope IN right ear, some with an un-
der half crop In riPht ear, some with un-
dor half crop in left ear some marked
with downfall in right ear, some with
crop and two splits IN left ear, some with
crop and two splits iu right car some
with under slope In right and crop aud
two splits ina left ear. said ewes also have
the following wool brands. some wine
glass IN red and black paint. some with
heart IN red paint and some with a daub.
They all have one or more OF said wool
brands Olso seventy-nve 90 CostwOld
rams, also three sheep wagons ana three
pair wagon horses going with said
wagons. together with three sets Of har-
ness and three saddle horses and three
saddles together with the increase and
the increase OF the Increase. and the wool
now on said sheep and rams and 10 be-
grown upon them and on the Increase and
tho increase OF the increase, all Of which
Is now In the possession of the under
signed.
s All Of the above property, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary TO pay
tho amount due under said chattel mort
gage will be sold hy the undersigned 10
the highest and best bidder or bidders
AZ public sale 10 be held at the Home
Ranch Of Hyrum smith, NJ Ia Barge.
wyoming. on Friday. the 6th day OF
December 1907. al the hour Of two %
o'clock p. m. Of said day. at which time
and place the said mortgaged property
viii be present
Dated November 18th. 1897.
JOHN EDWARDS
Trustee under said Chattel Mortgage
above described.
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BITS FROM EVERYWHERE.

one Of the latest curiosities in labor
circles is the formation OF Pallbear-
ers' union in Alexandria. Va.
The salvation Army IS established in
s. countries and colonies ana breaches
the gospel ia 81 languages.
The gypsies Of Granada, Spain. are
unique among the race as cave dwell
lers. living iu recesses followed out OF
"a hillside not far from the city.
EIuOres island. Between Hinsdale,
a. a.. and Vernon. Vt, In the Con-
necticut river has been washed away
BIZ Al freshet The island was several
acres I'm extent. and was heavily wood
il IS stated that the late Duke OF
pless left personal property 10 the val
uc OF c4lJO.000, In his VIII he left
nothing 90 his servants. with the single
exception OF his valet, in whose arms
ho died.
The summit OF Pixies peak s. 14.f27
fect above the level OF the sea, For
Che past . years this summit has been
reached by cog road. Il Is now pro-
posed to elccurify the system az cost
Oft 100000
The United states imported from
Frmccd uriug the year 1906 walnuts
to the value OF Sl2.ssi.GiS. from Ger
many S310l worth. from France, Ia
uuits and nuts "a total of y2.Ais.79s.
and from Germany, tJ6.69l
There is an old curiosity shop In Lon
don which makes a speciality of heather
deities. All kinds of images small and
large. handsome hideOus and grotesQue
Ir. On view. You can choose an antique
Aztec god from Mexico, carved In heavy
Stone and hide0us enough TO scare
burglar, you can purchase a marble
d.Ift from Mlndulay, "a wooden atr0ci-
49, from the Ju-Ju land Of West Africa,
or GIN ioss from q Chinese temple.
Thackerays favorite poets wcro Cold
smith aud the sweet iyTlc singer"
Prior whom he thought the easiest, the
richest tha most charningly humorous
of English lyrical poets; ana Gay she
force OF whose simple melody ana art-
less ringing laughter he appreciated.
He admired Pope too but while ad-
mltting Millions greatness thought him
fuch bore that no ono could read
him. M Dr. not surprising therefore.
IhuI ThAfkemv never ossayod the big
bON-Row kind OF poetry.
Edinburgh has some queerly named
streets. among which are Jacobs lad
der, GHhuels ladder Coffin love and
Cuddy lame n lH. however in tho
CLOSE that this ancient city figures
best. There are, FOR instance. Hole in
the Wau close Little Jack close, Lady
stairs. llcayonwny ANA lnng close
The last is One of tho shortest of these.
and Boz that resembles Crooked and
lanes boz London. the former
being Hs straight as a ale and tho lat
Ger so narrow that a vehicle In A. can-
llt possibly turn again.-Cleyeland
fIHu Dealer
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BIG UNDERTAKING
IN BOISE BASIN
The Thorne Drain Tunnel is Being
Pushed to Compile
ton.
IMMENSE ORE TONNAGE.
Bore viii Be G.2tO Feet in Length
Reduction Work, iu
Follow.

Boise Basin moan Boise. Idaho. De-
.,,............, 30 .,...,,,. ,.,i.,.
thk A..A'l ''NiNh "iI'.i'' "i'' '
summation. promises to give To- thdl
section one of the greatest producing
,.t... 81. tt.. .,..st ,rbis 81. t,. drlyfug
oi "nat ls To Do N'in'l ''e l''' i'
drain tunnel % bore Chat is to Doe $40
feet in length. and which viii give an
.,,.o,,,.. aud .,,,tl.t Coz. go. t..,,,.rs. ton-
,.,i., ,....,,...
""s' "I ore from the ap'e""l"
Of tine product which viii either so dl-
rect 90 the market or unish material
for big r.,i,,ti,,, ,.,r,s Tho work "a
oel"s pI'se' "'eu u"N't vac
OF vivian Ihornc and II. r. Day OF
Boise who is lust iu from Boise Basin.
has ,t... f.ii..,..f.... o.. ... ,..s,,,If,,, fio
s"'ei prise D" t"e ho'7e H'"l'7"''"' us
follows
The tunnel ls started on The west
fork of Auuhie crock. one milc from
The ola Jordan bridge that crosses the
south fork OF 90, paYCtte river. eight
miles above LoWmau a cabin isX
fG has been completed and urcpara-
tIons made for continuing work AN
winter
The main object 90 De attained In
driving The tunnel is 90 tap aud drain
al dcptb Inc famous Banner rrouu OF
mines. ID in number. that were for
r,erlv Inc propcrtv of the ElmIra
silver Mining conpany and which
Welded over $4,000 600 I'M silver.
when values ,yore close 10 the dollar
mark. owing 90 the low price of
silver and great cost of working the
mines ON account OF water which re-
uulrcd constant maintenance OF
bouvv and extensive pumping ma
chinery especially ON the Crown
Point lode. the property was finally
closed down.
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MARKET CLOSED
STRONG BUOYANT

New York Nov. 29-Flrst prices Of
stocks were moderately changed from
the last quotations OF Wednesday
Gains were ln the majority but there
was sprinklug OF small losses ana
the volume of transactions was meager.
Southern Railway preferred rose l9s'
MaclSay company ] Is southern IA
clnc II, Union Pacific and canadian
Pacific ]. aud ST. Paul Atchison'
Chesapeake a. Ohio ST. Louis and san
Francisco second preferred, ana Ameri-
can Smelling large fractions
National Railroad OF Mexico pre-
ferred sold at a decline Of iA and
Western Union D.
Forced selling OF Missouri PACING
and Western Union weakened me maj
ket and some OF the principal stocks
fell back "a point or so from their ilrst
prices. Both Missouri Pacific ana
Western Union were driven TO new 10"
record figures at 4iis and 5AA respec-
lively, which were "a and 49, peloM
Wednesdays closing Northern IA
cinc. Pennsylvania and American
Smelling also fell a point ILLINOIS
Central improved and Kansas CITY
Southern !. The market iiullcu anu
became steady at II o'clock.
Prices nuctuated fltfully. 81. Paui
declined IL. New York Central a, Chl-
cago Great Western preferred 2 Ma
donal Lead /.
United Railways and Investment
preferred and New York Doct. preieir-
ed 3M. Readings rise OF lit pulled tne
market up afterwards. Chicago q Al
ton and Mackage companys preterreu
rose 1. New York, Chicago 4 81 Louis
second preferred. 8; American stee'
Foundry preferred ~, aud CQnsohdat-
ed Gas. I. The tone was heavy at
noon Bonds We're strong.
Amalgamated copper receded a point
before the market began 60 recover
Union Pacific was bought heavily
around IL and ultimately rose to the
highest price OF the day with
strengthening effect on the rest Of the
list.
The stock market turned strong after
o'clock. There was a spirited de-
mand for many stocks, and gains OF
point or more became numerous.
The market closed active and buoy
ant Consolidated Gas and Federal
Mining preferred rose . American
4N Southern Pacific, North
ern Pacific. Pennsylvania. United
states Steel preferred, to "a. and
the list generally from l TO 3 points.
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pRODlIcF.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. Nov. 2-Butter steady; cream
cries 20isd26. dairies 1sng7c.
Eggs-Steady at mark cases Included.
2ldE5c
Chicago. Nov. 2s-There was only a
moderate trade On wheat today and the
market was weak under the Influences
OF more than Id decline I'm Liverpool
and liberal receipts from the northwest
McS opued Max 10 7sfflc lower az ON
10 or. sold at lo.YsnA but declined %
.02iS
Tho corn market was weak ana trading
was OF small volume. MAY opened q 20
p lover at 81 To 559. aud sold al 547s
Oats were weak and very quiet May
opened nc lower at 50ii. sold az 50stGls.
and teccded 20 50iA
Provisions were strong and trade was
fairly active. January pork was 10 to
DC higher az 1886 10 u Is. Lard was 70
Zoe higher 40 75Jd7. 60; ribs were up Zoe
az go
December g5. Nav i.0g4das
Corn December 64it: May 90
Oats December 4e7s. May 50@
Pork-Januarv T. 45; May j. @.
Lard January l.l7ia May bh.
Ribs-JanueTy s63i3: May s7iis
Ryc-Cush rs
Barlev-Cash s4ne3
Timothy-Caah 0Onf.N
Cl0ger-Cash n .O0Ml4.75.
Whent-The close was weak with MAY
lie lower az .02tMat
The corn market was weak an day At
the close May was or Ac6t5.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. nov. s.-s5igar-Raw steady:
fair rening 3.1B; centrifugal B test 3.G7,
molassos sugar 2.so.
Refined quiet: crushed 70: powdered
%. rranulnted AO.
C2ffeo No. 2 Rio ~. No. 4 Santos ~
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FIRE IN HARVARD HOUSE.
one Man Killed, the Result OF Jump
ing from Window.

Glouchesier, Mass, Nov IA fire
in the Harvard house here today re-
quilted in one death. several Injured and
"a damage estimated al $4,000 A man
believed 90 be- George Chambrs OF this
city was Killed By jumping from a win
dow Ou the second floor OF the burning
apartment huse which was a three and
one-half story structure.
The injured persons include several
hremsn who, besides leg fractures. were
overcome by smoke and Mrs Johnson
who was 80 badly affected By the smoke
that at first her condition wRH regarded
as Vor3 serious
The Harvard house was owned by
the a. D., Smith company.
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DELINQUENT Noncr

WESTERN nftNf.--
husine. location of nrint. MIA.
Tbotn Salt Lake CIV t,,.pa nlao
desr,l ~ neiinQueut ureo .ah Nod
ievi.a w STOCK. on acc0lint ", we folio,
M, .,,.. we 9th DAY IN e.,, tssttsI
n ", seNeiai amounts ~ IN ptemtsr
folio~s oi 'ne respective rbae,nposs.is
Nan. No ~ Nj, 81.
Cert et.uI
~ hasklns. N 2. o., 4
= y hoV0u. ... IA 49, llal II
= q Shields. ..G xxx
slN ln accordance With
W. ~ the board Oh dirr md II
w. .o'n gay ~ soptemher is nd
.uAitf or each narcni or 10 Il
nay ~ necessary. will br e,5n ~
.N Atlas Block enh s'i0 oo-
on we 18th dav of N.,..N' CITY II
hNur ~ O'Clock y. N a. li N
hssetsment8 thereon IiY leFs
Halc. QUO eNpanses r.
j. u HrR,l
a' Atlas Block. sale Lake "a, sssisl
BY order OF the d.r,,..
menNoud delinquent an. A no 4.
Hoheu to November mff ftH been \
- ~ az the same place ''' az z Ga
j. DO Hmm
Dated November IS 1907 Secret,
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TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York NOV. 29.--AIoneN ON call
higher > "a at 10 per cent. ruling rate
So uer cent, closing bid per cent,
offered ri a. per cent.
Time loans quiet, but rather easier,
90 DAYS ~ per cent: 30 days, 10 To ~
per cent. ~iN months : 10 = per cent
Close: Prime mercantile paper, \
Der cent.
Sterling exchange easy, with actual
business in bankers bills at $3.50 at
1868 for demand and nc 1850 at
1875 for go day bills. Commercial
bills. 1925.
I3ar silver. 578i.
Mexican dollars. - p.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds very strong.
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OBTAIN VALUABLE LEASES.
Salt Lake Parties WIN Work Valuable
Ground in Famous bingham Mines.


As stated In this paper Two days
since. the Crescent Mining and Leasing
company win commence active work
upon the completion of tho incorpora-
lion, which is scheduled 90 take place
this week The incorgOraturs are w.
b. Putnam. William H. Tibhals. Louis
A. Bailey g.. T.. Bushong. +. j Waugh
ana W. b. Putnam. trustee. Tine leases
taken over are on the Harrison claim
az the United states company. and the
Mayflower claim of the Fortuna come
puny.
The first named lease covers 400 feet
of the Granite chief vein. which crops
almost continuously from the Granite
chief deep workings, 500 feet away.
Surface values on this vein are IS In
sold and silver Work WIN be done
through "a tunnel already Boo 90 rceD
which win tap the vein az 400 feet deep.
From tfe MayfoWer lease which is
ON the 200 and 900 levels of the For
tuua's old workings. three carloads of
good ore already have been shipped
and the fourth s nearly ready 10 be
sent out Some of the ore runs us high
8s $40 tom ana the lease ls more
than "hrcIkiuE oVcn.'
Tho Harrison lease runs for one year,
the other uutu next May The new
company is capitalized for 100000 81
shares. with 10000 shares iu the treasa
ury.
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T1Nr1o MINE TO RESUME.



Brought to a. Close.
The Big llil Mining company ~
Iintic. which has been tied up IN liu-
cation for $50 long is at last ready TO re-
sumo operations and q big effort viii
Pc made 20 mt 10 on par with some
OF its famous neighbors. AS a result Of
inc compromise. John kostelmeyer ana
associates have q clear title Go the
August group Of claims adjoining.
Jesse knight OF Provo bought two
thirds interest in the Big Hnl from
Bestelmcyer for $4,000 aud understood
the holdings 10 consist OF throe claims.
After the conclusion Of the deal, Mr..
knight was Informed that the come
pauy really owned additional ground
in tho August Accordingly he brought
suit 20 recover the holdings and the
case has been hanging Tire ever since.
10 has at last been cotnpromisod and
both companies are in position to de-
volop their territory.
The Big HW. which b. located 20 the
northeast ~ the Crown Point, has con-
siderable good ore In sight and with
"rncla Jesse's" usual good fortune.
ought TO develop into second Colorado.
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this month will be several thousand
dollars above October My force W
lnadequatc 10 handle tho amount uf
bullion offered. and ] have taken the
matter w with Diraefnr % the Mint
Leach, and am expecting his reply
deiiA. We have been able, with my
force working overtime. 10 keep ~
with our work but With the amount
coming In and that which will come
in with the completion Of the reduction
works now under way we cannot
handle %. but an that VIII be carefully
locked attor BY the proper officials"
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THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Firmer Tone in the Market Over We'd.
ncsday--ColoradO Stronger.

The volume OF business on the call
this morning was about as usual. 49os0
shares changing hands 10 selling
value of s2492S. Prices in general as
sumed "a stronger tone. and the stocks
dealt in held "a few points higher than
Wednesdays quotations
Colorado was apparently stronger an
from 2.20 90 2.22ie. and Black Jack
sold "a few points higher than at tho
last call Grown Point Uncle sam.
Sioux Con. and Seven Troughs received
their share of attention with slight
fluctuations. The open board trading
was active ana contributed large part
OF ,hc days transactions
Among The unlisted stocks. Utah Con
sold for no and Bingham STANDARD Tor
l6 cents. copper Glance was bid in
at l3. Ohio Kentucky at So. East Crown
point no 81 and Ohio copper an 81
Following are the quotations anu
sales at the forenoon call.
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AFTERNOON SALES.

Lower Mammoth. 500 az 56
May Day. l500 no So 500 at 32ls
Uncle sam 500 at as
Black jack. 500 al 29is. 1000 at go
Colorado Mining. 100 at 2.22is: 100
40 . .25. b. 80; 100 az 2.25. 100 az
8. 20. $. go; 800 at 2.g7f. $. 90.
crown Point. 500 at 20. 200 at 1872.
Scottish chief 900 at o.
south Columbus 400 al Ga; 400 at
o..
Sioux Con, 500 at l7's. 900 at l7.
200 at u.s.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

AS PROVIDED FOR IN THE COM
pany's bylaws the annual meeting
Of the stockholders OF the Utah
and Salt Lake Canal Company.
for the presentation Of reports and
the transaction OF such other business MS
may be brought before the Stockholders
will be held in the 1ith Ward Assembly
Rooms az II @. m. MOnday. December
9Th. 1897.
AMOS s. GABBOTT.
Secretary
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MAY Try Again.

Valuable Photographs and thousands
uf dollars worth 0f oniciol data gained
by the International boundary sur
toyorH during thc summers work de-
limiting fhe Alaska line have been lost
bY ihr upsrttlua of canoe Boa the
hradheld river iu Canada. The work
MAY have 90 bo done ali over again.
Nov York Post
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


W " Hubbard 10 Clarence W. COL
Inns lots 10 and A. block, 10 Airing
ton Heights ....................t..f go
George q Cannon assn. 20 W IT,
bancroft a. al part lot 9 block 70
plat A ........................... 1850
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sabai grass. useful for matching and
paper making 10 being grown more ana
moro IN india on land too poor for
rice. The grass Yields $40 10 gl8O per
acre. New York Post
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Famous Old Producer Will be in
Active Operation by
January !.
LARGE MILLING VALUES.
CLYDE Mine g. Considered by Experts
no BE q Wonderful
Mine.

strong possibility lNNl iN' MAI 9N t'iN
district VIII Doe among Che foremost
of the state A big boom was Just
being inaugurated and "a powerful
stimulus being given Co active opera
lions. when the late slump descended
end thc pa was tightly nailed down
again Notwith standing this. there are
great preparations under way which
will hovc their results when the imam
cial clouds roil aVag.
FAMOUS AS PRODUCER.
In th, early days the Marysvale coun-
try became quite famous as a producer
OF high grade ores and of late years
has contributed 200 little amount 20 the
states wealth 90 is estimated by those
ronversaut with the camps past MIS-
tory chat tho early production VIII
exceed S250.00O Th, AMOUNT of course,
represents that taken out lu the pi-
onecr days OF mining, before the dis
trict had the facilities OF railroad trans
uort1tiou Since then. there are sew
over iL6ooO0o
In the days of the camps greatest
activity ore from $500 20 $500 was "a
common occurrence and rock under
500 was not touched. Tho nearest rail-
road point then. was York, o. station
on tie ola Utah Central about ~
miles north of the present town OF
Nephi A wagon haul of $50 miles was
then necessary 90 get the high grade
ores TO the railroad Among the noted
past producers of the Marysvale dis
trict are the Bully Boy and Webster.
the Copper Belt. the Dalton. the Monte
Del Bey the Chrysgl and the Deer
TRAIT
DEER TRAIL WILL RESUME
The last encouraging news TO come
from MarysVale is 10 the effect that
the old Deer Trail mine is again 90 be
worked This old property Is COM
sidercf 90 be- one Of the greatest low
'gr1de propositions On Utah. While
productive OF fabulous high grade ores,
IT'S main resources are mainly of a MILF
ing quality 10 was owned by the late
o. j SALISBURY. and was considered az
% side issue by him.
Tho ore here occurs in immense blan-
ket veins between lime and quartzito
and disclose enormous tOnnages Of MILL
Ing ore. ranging from So 10 $40 per
ton This ore is iu the nature OF
white. imualuahle tale which until re-
comfy could not be- treated az "a profit
New processes however have made its
treatment q great sue vs. The ore
bodies range from 20 to Az feet in thick
ness, and 10 Is estimated that there "a
now from Sl.000.O00 20 y2000.O0O exc
posed lea this wonderful mine
The Salisbury company is about 20
avail itself OF this great showing ana
contracts have been let 10 resume
operations The FIRST of the year. A long
tunnel Is being considered AMI the pro-
perry viii be opened up In "a thorough
aud systematic manner.
THE CLYDE MINE.
The Clyde mine one of the new sem
s1tions OF the camp bids fair 10 sur
pass an others as q producer of high
grade copper prominent mining
man who has just returned from the
south saws that he mover beheld such
a. magnificent showing.
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oNE M1I11oN IN eoLp.

A late dispatch from Seattle says that
81 200 900 worth of gold dust Is now ~
ing at summit ON Thompson pass. Just
back Of Valdez ON It's way from Fair
banks Alaska. Co Seattle. OF this
amount $4,000 is in dust and the rest
m bricks. II is the largest shipment
ever sent out over the trail from Fair
banks 20 Valdez
Several armed guards are watching
the gold en- its cache day and night.
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WOOL
ST. InItIs

ST. Louis. Nov. % Wool-Qmet Ter
rltOry and western mediums eqn23 fine
medium 1904: fine 150l7.
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custom Assayerg and Chemists. lGO
south West Temple 81