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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-10

Ophir, 1.756L85; Mexican, 40 asked;
Gould & Curry. Is asked; Con. Va, 65M
Ca; Savage 20 bid; Hale & Norcross. 10
asked; yellow Jacket, I6@7S: Belcher,
25Q26; Sierra Nevada, 224SS; EXche-
Quer, 30 bid: Union. 26G21.
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LULU ORDERS NEW
HOSTING PLANT
Plans Sinking Forty Feet More
To Reach Horn Silver
Vein.
SOME DRIFTING NECESSARY.
Proximity SHAFT to Rich Neigbbor's
End---I.ines Gut Down Labor
Left Ia he Done.

Word from n. F. Rohllne who is at
Frisco, brings tho information that the
Lulu, Frisco Contact, and other prop
critics are Improving rapidly with con-
tinued development. The showing at
the Lulu Is especially gratifying 10 Mr..
Rohlhng and associates. A steam
boisi Of SG~horse-power has been or
dered for this mine. and viii he i'm
stalled Immediately upon It's arrival.
The management is sinking a SHAFT
down to make connections with the
Horn SilvCr's 7o0-foot level and 40 feet
additional depth will permit this being
done
1t Is expected the famous Horn Sill
Yer vein win be tapped at this depth,
although some drifting may be needed
to reach It, The Lulu's shaft is about
200 feet from the Horn Silver's end
lines so drifting viii be pushed towards
the north in which direction the latter
property lies from The Lulu. The ore
win in all probability be caught witha
a short distance from the shaft. As
soon as the new hosting apparatus is
working IN good shape, sinking can
be completed quickly. The Lulu is
about 10 come out in the mining
400 early this summer.
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CONCENTRATES

surt l., s. hampton Of the Lexingv
ton-Cancord returns to the property
this afternoon.
An amendment to the articles of in
corporation OF the Yampa Smelling
company has been filed with the coun~
~ clerk by which It's capital stock Is
increased from s10O,O 00 To 100000.
a. II. Godbe of the Phoenix Reduc-
ton company. the Ohio Kentucky COM
pany and other equally well known corr
pOrations, has left tor vaction trip 10
California. He is accompanied by his
family. T.. l., Godbe Is at Cherry Creek
on business.
Miss Stella Conner, who for the past
two years has been assistant 10 the
secretary Of the Nevada Superior and
other mining companies today becomes
an attache Of the land and water
commissioners staff Miss Conner ~
an expert stenographcr and accountant
and the change makes her the recipient
of concentrations from her many
friends.
r. Richardson Of the Giroux con. Is
in this city enroute to Los Angeles. He
announces that the big concentrating
plaut being built on that property will
be ready for service sometime near the
middle of August. This will have Il
capacity OF Loco tons per day and win
be y most modern ana up-to-date plant
for the concentration of the copper sui
phides found in the mine.
\ copy OF the articles Of ncorpora-
ton OF the kinsbolt Mining company
OF Ogden was fled In the secretary of
states office today. It's capital stock
is $4,000, divided into shares NJ the
par value of 81 each. Albert Swingc-
wood is president; 6. Is. Baker, vice
president; o. A. kennedy secretary
and treasurer The COMPANY owns
five claims located in Boxeldcr coun-
~,
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PERSONALS.

Atty. ]. w. Wsen is very II with
erYsipelas.
Edwin r. Fisk has gone to St
Louis for week.
r. J. Shields has returned from a
business trip 10 Chicago.
Mrs. Ida T. Davis has returned from
Europe where she has been studying
music.
Mark .. Cannon has returned from
Washington, D. c., where he has been
attending school
II. r. Jones has been confined to his
house with rheumatism for a number
OF days past, but is now able to be out.
Miss Rose Evans daughter of S. d.
Evans of this city. has returned from
Miss Benefits school at Irvington. n.
y.
Miss Edith Smith, kindergarten
teacher at the Hamilton school, has
been presented with a gold watch by
her pupils.
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LATE LOCALS.
Bank Clcnrlngs---Today's local la

Bank ClcaringS--Today's local bank
cle0rings amounted To 81 ,065 ,41l.96 as
against S961,116.07 for the same day
last year.
Fine Weather Due-The clearing
weather promises to continue as there
" high barometric pressure obtain
lag all over the Pacific slope.
commencement at Mill Crcek,--'rhe
commencement exercises of the Mil
Creek school viii be held tonight in
the schoolhouse. There are 16 grad
yates this year.
ID. D. Blackburn ,ppointe,l-The
state juvenile court commission has
appointed David u. Blackburn Of Loa,
Wayne county, as chief probation of
iicer for that county Judge Chides-
ter Of the district court In that dis
trict recommended the appointment
of Mr.. Blackburn.
IT" Club Organized--At the Univer-
sity of Utah the new ''U" club has
been successfully organized, with Prof
Fred w. Reynolds as president. and
Albert L Thomas as vice president.
Ben LtbbeY is secretary and treasurer.
lis purpose is 10 do everything pos
sible to foster a creation of college
spirit at the university. and to work
for surroundings at the campus that
may make this feature promin cnt.
Only degree graduates viii he admit
ted TO membership.
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Hcccnt Find in south Columbus Con
Grows Bigger steadily.

From the South Columbus Con
comes the word that the strike made
weeks ago in Wine from the Quincy
tunnel is not only holding out big but
that the stuff is growing richer WITH
each weeks work The Wine Is being
sunk IN five feet of ore. sample
taken out to prove up the poor looking
rock in the vein brought the surprising
returns Of SIS per cent copper and 30
ounces in silver The rock carries
some iron. This ore body mas been fol
lowed for distance of 100 feet and II
has been noticed that the copper values
are increasing steadily. Although the
wlnze is Just a foot below the level
OF he tunnel the ore g. a foot wider.
The stuff is worth over $500 a ton,
takes a high polish is as heavy as lead
and, according 10 Tony Jacobson. VIII
prove wonder should il grow bigger
ana richer as it threatens 70 do. The
same ore body is to be cut 100 feet
lower by the lower tunnel
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire, this afternoons:
COMSTOCK
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MINES POST DIVIDENDS.
Three Utah Properties Distribute $780,
600 Among Stockholders.

Especial to the "News.")
Provo june l0.-Three mining COM
panies posted dividends today, aggrc-
eating 100000 of which amount the
Beck Tunnel pays $4,000, or four conts
per share. books TO close June 10,
money to be forthcoming June 20.
An equal sum was declared by the
Colorado Mining company, and me
amount per share was the same. Tho
cash viii bc paid ON the 18th inst, the
books 10 close on the goth.
The Grand Central pays its usual
$4,000 on the 18th, which also Is four
cents a share books closing the 12th.
Al the properties are reported to be IN
splendid condition.
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LUcIN MINES FORMED.
Butte Operators Become Interested in
Box Elder County Copper Deposits

The Mines Exploration company of
Butte is organizing the Lucln Copper
Mines company capitalized for Sl3OO,-
900. To operate copper mines in that
district The property consists Of rs
full mining claims in the Lucin dis
trlct Box elder county, Utah, seven
miles from the smelter at Tecoma, Ne
vada. The Salt Lake mine adjoining
the new property is shipping about
1876 tons of ore per day, which runs
from six TO eight per cent copper. Open
cuts and tunnels have been the meth
DDS used in working the deposits on
the salt Lake mine and one open cut,
100 feet wide; 100 feet deep ana 200
feet long, is said to be in one mass
OF copper ore The mineral is being
quarried here somewhat is 1t is at
Weimer mine In Idaho.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, June 10.-The wheat market
today opened active and firm, although
the general run of prices was somewhat
unsettled II was generally believed, how
ever. that the government crop report,
which is expected this afternoon, will he
of hulhsh character and the bulk OF
traders guided themselves accordingly.
September wheat opened y to Is higher
at 99!a to &'&i, sold at 99i. and advanced
TO 1895.
The corn market was firm because of
strong cables and continued reports of
cold weather in the corn belt The de-
mand was good, but offerings were light.
September y to = higher. Als 10 5iss, sold
at 5iig and then at 5l4,
Oats were fairly active and prices were
firm. Weather conditions in the west were
considered too cold for the crop. Septem-
br opened unchanged to y higher at 81 to
1885,.
The provisions market was quiet and
prices were easy because of a 5-cent de-
cline in the price of live hogs. septem-
was down ~ at 9.17la and ribs were off
21s at S92H.
Cash: wleat-No. :, red 97i.q9S; No. Q
red, 95ft97 No. hard, g5s4G91: No. 3 hard,
S5Q95; No. / northern, .Caal1 .O5: No. 2 do,
l.o0al .05ls; No. spring, sal. %.
Corn-No. 2 6$&@5A; No. 3, j3isa5Ss.
oats-No. ., 40; No. 3, 44la.
Wheat-July I9sua5iS; Sept, 9Sia ass.
PorE-July, i5.53is; sept, 1871.
Lard-July S.90Gs s2l9, September 9.O7la
G9.10.
Rye-Cash, Sc
Barley--Cash, 70M76.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. June 1O.-Sugar, raw. quiet.
Fair refining, 8, 80; centrifugal y6 test,
$50; molasses sugar, $50,
Coffec-Steedy. No. 7 Rio, 6aa No. 1
Santos, 79s
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool June lO-Close: Wheat-July,
Is l1sd, Sept, Is 5lsd; Dee, nominal.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. June lO.--Butter. weak: cream
cries lsmz2la; diaries, 1l420ls.
Eggs, weak, al mark cases included. 1915,
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Supt. l., s. hampton of the Lexing~
ton-Cdncord returns to the property
this afternoon.
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BIG FIRE N sAN FRANCISCO.

san Francisco, June l0.--A $50. 900 fire
on Market street this morning totally
destroyed the store and stock of the
John Quadt company, 142t-3l Market
street; ruined the establishment of
Samuels s Letter, tailors, at lil5-19 and
partially destroyed The stock OF the
StudebalSer company, next door. The
coniagration started In the paint store,
which soon became A roaring furnace
and threatened the whole neighborhood.
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SURVEYS ON WBIMER.

j. r. Breckon has returned from the
Wemer copper mine in Idaho after
completing a survey for patent of IS
original claims of the company and
preliminary survey for the &c claims
acquired short time ago by Manager
Wehner. Mr. Breckon ran a survey
Tor tOur-mile tramway line which
connects the mine with site selected
for It smelter and power plant, etc. lie
says that engineers are i'm the held
running a line for a railroad proposed
from Idaho Falls 10 the Weimer prop
erty Work is being devoted to the
Valley View claim where an open cut
has It's lAoe entlralN I'm ore.
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POSTS SECOND DIvIDHND.

Another dividend, the second within
month. has been posted by the Lower
Mammoth. This second dividend Is
the books to close an O'Clock June 90.
with this second amount distributed
tho Lower Mammoth will have dstrib-
utcd since June j. $4,000. This shows
better than any amount of words Just
what condition the mine is I'M. The Low
er Mammoth is one Of the Dem hold
tnEs and was brought up in the divl-
dcnd- paying rank after years az mis-
fortune and patient tOlling
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SECRET HOLDS ELECTION.
William &. Minor Chosen rs President
--Rcports Arc Highly Gratifying.

Az the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Secret Mining Il Milling
company held Saturday afternoon the
following We're elected as officers OF the
company for the ensuing year; William
N. Minor president; John {. Swickard,
president and superintendent: IL.
w Clough, treasurer, Harry 5. Harper,
secretary. g, =, Minor. w. W Minor,
h. W. Clough, j. G.. Swickard and II. vs..
Sherwood were chosen as directors Re-
ports We're received from the officers
in regard to The work done last year
ANA the prospects for This years devel-
opmeutF The affairs of the company
are In splendid condition and the d.
rccJors decided upon a vigorous cam
paigu of development work for this sea-
SON They fully expect 20 put the prop
erty ou the steady shipping list this
year and thus add 10 Atlas splendid
outUut of ore.
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El-LLFRoG

Aanh sons,, 80 asked. Manh. Mining
Co., 1qsi G. Wedge, 5as; S. Humphrey.
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Eleventh Warden Thursday eve
ming. June ! 3, IN entertainments will
be given in the Eleventh ward meet
lnghouse, for the benefit of the Sun
day school The program VIII be rem.
dercd entirely by members of the
school, the principal feature being a
playlet by the primary department.
Eleventh Nnr,l--A farewell enter-
tainmcnt wills be held Friday evening.
June "a, an the Eleventh ward neht-
inghouse, in honor OF Elder william
Taylor. who viii leave shortly for a
mission to the Eastern States. An in
tereting program VIII be rendered on
the occasion.
Twentieth Ward--on June %. w,
j, Willes viii start upon mission 10
Great Britain. His friends have plan-
Hed a bensht concert IN his honor,
10 be held In the Twentieth ward
amusement hall Tuesday evening
June IS. The idea " such an event
had sncrcely been conceieYd, before
leading musicians vocalists ana IN
slrumentalis,s. nom all parts III the
city, rendered their services. Mr..
Will.s j. a Well known singer, and
than me Few indeed have been more
prompt and ready 90 respond to every
request made TO appear IN entertain
NE nts OF every name aud nature, and
always without making any charge
for what he dil. HIS friends are de-
,ermlned 10 see chat ne Is repaid In
part, and the best talent OF the city
viii participate IN the concert man-
toned The program viii be an
nonneed later,
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T0OAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. dune IO.--Close. Prime
mercantile paper, 5@bis per cent.
sterling exchange, arm. With actual
1.sT for demand, aud at f.s2 6O01
1890 Tor 90 day bills; posted rates,
1.si - g 1885, commercial bills, ISIS ".
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IN DISGUISE OF GYPSY.
Lady Arthur Grosvcnor Is travelling
That Way.

London, June 1O.-According to tho story
circulated here, Lady Arthur Grosvenor.
sister-in-law Of the Duke of Westminster,
the wealthiest duke In England. is traYcl.
ing about the country in the disguise Of
a gyspy. Her travelling establishment Is;
like an ordinary gypsy van with baskets
for sale hanging under il, and a kettle.
frying pan and saucepan hung beneath
Lady Grosevnor has been playing gypsy
since Ma q. She is now travelling
through Oxfordshire. She gets UP at 3
o'clock every morning. cooks her own
breakfast and usually takes the road al
O'Clock She may probably write a book
on her experiences.
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A gRlGAND SOCIETY.
An International Association Of Them
r. Incar,hcd in Sicily.

Rome, June 10,--Au International as
ISOLATION Of brigands has been unearth-
ed in Sicily by the police. Two OF the
leaders are in custody. From docu-
ments seized IL Was learned that the
local band has branches In America.
The association worked in Sicily and It's
accomplices in America disposed of the
plumber. The police hope, with the aid OF
the correspondence seized. to arrest
some OF the accomplices in America.
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GEO, M. CANNON &C

Bar silver. G6Ss
Mexican dollars, 5tSs.
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds firm.
Money on call. steady. 4 @2h per
cent; ruling rate, :; closing bid y
On tcd at =.
thnc Loans, strong: 90 days. ~ "a I
per cent; 30 days, vs., al; sly months.
$ per cont.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

William Quick and wife TO James
Sangton part of section %. town
ship 3 south, range | west .. $500
Viola {. Broaddus and husband TO
John h. Broaddus, lot is. block l.
fsllllcI SUP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
salt Lake Security & Trust company
&c Matilda Sauer, part OF lot s
block 49, plat " .........,............ $500
Milton s. Webb and wife TO NAL
colin McAlllster, part OF lot 5,
block 81. plat a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I5OO
William Thorn and John A. Il. Day
lots II and l5 block . Thorn sub %,
George n, 1'inEey and wire 10
Charles n. Strevell. lot "a. block ,.
Neghouso Copper Plant SUBJ,
salt Lake Real Estate 4 Title com
pany 10 Utah Loan & Trust com
pany lots and ?. block I, Belle
Nue Park .,.,,.. Observation-Disclosures. l. 4gl
John Matson and wife to Fl W.
Beintze part OF block 4, plat b.. 200
Nancy, r. Eyer. 81 al, to Frank
Erath, lot H. block l2A, 5-acre A.. 1900
Nancy y. Eyer, ct al, 10 Frank
Erath, lot ~ block 3DA. 5-acrc A.. los
Melissa Sampman 10 n. A. Leach,
trustee, lot block ., pla. B..
John l.. Lawson Ia George NJ Mat
son. lot 20. block ., Blair & curtis
SUD 1870. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
Emma Whiting and husband TO Jes-
sic wishing, lot G, block rs, plat ls. ego
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NORTH SCRANTON FORMED.
Lchi Operators Turn T;tcntlon 10 Too
cIr Couniy--Own Six Claims.

IspeC10I 10 tic NEWs.
Provo, June 10,--Articles OF incoT-
poratiou OF the North Scranton Mining
company have been filed with the
county clerk. I.eh city Is the princl-
pal place Of business. The capital stock
is SiO0. COZ divided into shares OF the par
value of 10 cents each. The officers are
II. b, Merrhew, president +. r. Hell
denreich vice president; ], NJ. Kirkham.
secretary and treasurer. These with
Charles T. Johnson and Melvin john
son, form the board OF directors. The
yellow Jacket Nos | 10 mining claims,
situated IN Toocle county, form the ba-
sis of the capitalization.
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ONTARIO SHUT DOWN.
Water Appearing in Lower Levels
Causes Complete Cessation.

Park City, June 10.--The presence
of water in the lower levels OF the
Ontario has brought about ~ complete
shutdown OF that property. The
working force, comprising i'll the
ncighborhood Of 40 men, has been
70 be taken towards overcoming this
tiuoblc is not known yet. The shut
down was. called suddenly this morn
ing. While little information Is obtain
able at this time 1t is rumored that
The water has been backing up rap
IDLY as . result OF the present bad
shape OF the Ontario tunnel 5ln-
Gineers are at their posts but are do
ing little moro than acting as watch-
men for the time being.
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OrHER DISTRICTS.

Fairviow sill King, 10 asked; Fair.
view Eagle, 80 asked Nevada Hills, ass
bid; Pittsburg Sil. Peak, i.i00l.+2ik;
North star Wonder, asked: Eagles
1890: Ruby Wonder, is bid Alice Of
Wohdnr. D asked.
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seven TrnuGhs. too AT -, 500 AT u.
IRON Blossom, goo al 90.
Victor 500 30 t2ie,
Yankee. 100 al ~,
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MARKET DISPLAYS
SURPRISING VIM
Good Business Marks Opening
Day Of New Week--StoCks
Strong.
FGyoRITEs STILL CLIMBING,


Rhe wcck opcued this morning ia ms
focal mining stock exchange with sur
prising vim considering tho Inactivity
displayed by al except q few favorite
stocks at the close of last week. II
present indications ere to be banked
upon the coming week win see much
business transacted. The Tlntics are,
evidently. going to retain their posi-
tons as fayortes. Sevcu Troughs Is an
outside stock which continues ON the
CLIMB. The Atlas We're in good demand
also.
REGULAR CALL NOTES
The regular call WIS opened hy MANI
mo;b. selling nj $3.50 May Day fol-
lowed at 31le. dropping ono point on
seller 60 The brokers then bought
some Nevada FairVicw al q and 90 ana
then came back 70 that reliable old
rlnuc, Uncle sam. This seld ut Y.
Beck Tunnel sold firm Mt sl,SQ Iron
Blossom. one of the younger offerings.
was strong. selling al 80 Mountain
Lake opened at Il wen, up to 13 ana
closed OH the regular call at u. South
Columbus sold for - and Yankee for
81. The sales totals aud closing QUO
tations made during both calls this
I'M
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+. NJ. WEST & CO. stock brokers,
D. +. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
tice and residence.
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OLD books, Music and Magazines Put
them Ia strong now covers for preser-
walton. Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound. The
News bindery can do the work 10
any form al any price.
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HORSE THIEF SHOT.
shcrifr Guy and Posse Of johnson Co.,
MNn.. Get Tim.

Sheridan. Wyo., june Io.-while pur-
suing two Montana horse thieves yes
terday, Sheriff Guy and a posse from
Johnson county shot and killed one Of
the robbers that held UP a Northern
Pacific passenger train at Wclch Spur
recently. The man was cornered ane
shot on what IL known as the 20. w
ranch, 40 miles southeast Of Sheridan
The second man escaped with the posse
still in pursuit but 1t is believed he
will be captured or shot today.
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GEO O. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS, % Il, So. Temple. Both
phones 90.
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4. s. CAMPBELL,
stock Broker. 2te D. f. Walker Block.
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6a7; Dexter, 1908; L. Joe. 2d3; cres-
cent, Bdp7: Combination, 2qS; MUSTANG
22d25i Cow Boy, 26si Orig. MANN, llW
u; Broncho. 6a1; Plnenut, Sflg; Buifa-
10, 2 bid; s Dog. IL bid; Y. Horsefl 4ab;
Ind. Camp, bid; STANDARD, bid
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS.

ST IlUI4S.
ST. Louis. June l0.--Wool, steady Ter
rtory and western mediums 2od&;; fine
mediums, lSl2; fine, l59ii.
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