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Supt. Ames Begins Driving EIeV-
enth Hole to Main Tunnel
From Parallel Drift.
WATER BELOW 1900 LEVEL.
Activity nj Wabash Minc--Silvcr King
Rumors-'rhc New Zinc
Plant.


Park City, March 26 Tho water in
Ontario No. shaft is 10 feet below
the 1,SoO-f foot Lowell today and supt
Ames has force OF men at work driv-
ing the eleventh hole between the par
allel drift and the main tunnel. Much
satisfaction is expressed in camp over
the progress being made towards the
restoration OF the great drain avenue.
The Wabash Mining company Is evil
IDENTITY preparing to begin stopping orc
soon, on al least that Is the report
brought down by miners working in
the mine The old system of moving
mine cars by hand is to he discontinued
and mules used instead
1t Is current rumor about camp today
that the silver King Coalition COM
pany will increase its working force
about the LIST of April; but confirma-
ton of this report from an official
source is stu lacking.
The zinc min in the lower part of the
district Is practically ready to be start
ed on mlddiings from the DAILY Judge
mill The plant has been under con-
struction for several months and is
said to he one OF the best in the coun-
try. 1t has been erected by the Gas
salli Chemical company which has con-
tracted with the management of the
DAILY Judge company to supply n mar
ket for its zinc ores. Only 80 tons day
will be treated at the beginning, but ii
is planned to add other units from
time to time.
The mines of Park city. particularly
the Judge and those situated In
Thaynes canyon, contain large guam
titles OF zinc ores which viii undoubt-
eddy prove to be "A prolific source of
revenue sometime in the future
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, March 2s-Hg CHER cables and
small receipts in the northwest gave
strength to the local wheat market to-
day. May opened % to &C higher at
safe 49, 'N " 49, 0''1 '''''' -
The corn market opened firm on the
ports of good weather In the corn belt.
Trading was light May opened u 10 i.c
higher al 81 TO 67ls, and sold off TO 66i4
Oats. were very quiet and the market
S4l4 and for time held at about that
figure.
An advance OF 10 cents to 10 cents in the
price OF live hogs gave strength 10 the
provisions market. May pork opened l2I.c
higher at 1890 and sold up TO % Is: Lard
opened DC TO llsc higher at 1915 to 500
RIBS opened 5@fec to 7l5ql0c higher at
The wheat market held firm the great
er Tart OF the session during the last
hour there was n decline on profit tak-
ing, May selling off 10 94i.@ak but dur
ing the last ten minutes a sharp rally
occurred which carried the May delivery
back to aSl.8as, The market closed strong
The corn market was rather weak the
remainder OF the session. The low point
for May was G6as. A rally occurred late
IN the day when wheat prices advanced
The close was steady with May IL shade
lower at casa nGs. 4
ciose--wheat@ s5% July %. Sept.
lslD
Oats May(oldD J!h May 52a47s: July
:, PorkmMarah p q; May 1880; July 1880.
Lard@ May len; July Sas4. Sept.
S.5215
! Ri6s-May C.@; July 7.2a3ag7a5; sept.
Rye-Cash 75af7
BRrley-Cash 70Gs6.
Cl0veT--March 2l.75
Ttmothy-March 4. 20.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago March 26.-Butter steady:
creameries 22a2sls; daires 20a26.
Eggs' steady at mark. cases Included
1870.
New York March 9s--Butter steady;
unchanged.
Cheese. firm and unchanged
Eggs. weak, western average frsts
l6al4' seconds i4aa..
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, March 9s-sugar raw. firm,
fair refining $50; centrifugal ,a6 test.
1856, molaRses sugar 3.61.
Refined nrm; crushed G.l0, powdered
$50, graduated $40.
Coffee, quiet No. Rio 6; No. SAN
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. March 26.--Money on
call easy, ~ mt . per cent; ruling
r,te f3I: closing bid ~ offered at
per cent.
Time loans quiet and steady; 60
days to 81 per cent; 30 days 3'a
per cent: six months, 4 at AZ per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 81 AT
per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with act
uaI business in bankers bills at 1876 mt
1860 for demand. and ut 1876 ut
80 for GO day bills; commercial bills,
49, u.
Bar silver. 55h
Mexican dollars, i1c.
Bonds: Governments, steady; rail-
roads, irregular.
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HIGH GRADE ORE.
Little Gladys Mining Company Finds
1t at Mountain City. Nevada.

Local shareholders of the Little Gla-
dys Mining company. operating at
Mountain City. New, are looking for
some good news from camp In the near
future. II is expected that the tunnel
now being driven will encounter an ore
body of considerable Importance. At q
distance in of 81 feet the tunnel cut a
small stringer containing sensatonally
rich ore. one assay showing as high as
LIS ounces in silver and 1910 ounces
IN gold.
A. G. Mahau. secretary of the COM
pany, visited the property not long ago
and brought back samples which indi-
cate that the Little Gladys property
is one possessing more than ordinary
merit The principal workings are al
most within a stonesthrow of the main
street of Mountain CITY.
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REauLAE cALL SALES.

Becl, Tunnel, 1000 at 81; 100 At
IS.
Black Jack. 100 at go
Bullock, 1000 AZ ,O7 900 at O6 y
Century. 900 at %.
Colorado, coo at 3,70; 100 al 3.7ats.
Crown Point, 500 At 265s. $500 at
20: 1000 Al &c, seller 80
Iron Blossom. 500 at Az $500 AT
476, seller 60. 500 at As
Lower Mammoth, 200 at IS; zoo at
i5i 200 at 80.
Mammoth, 80 at 200.
May Day, 500 at 81: 100 at i4fs.
Mountain Lake, goo at a..
Nevada HIS, 500 at 40, 200 ut
..g21a
Sevon rroushs, lS0n AT 20
Sioux con, 500 at 22la, 200 at 22:
LOO at . 9, huyor SO
South Columbus luu nj Gl
Tetro 1900 at .66ia
Uncle sam Con" g0o ant Sl 800 at
So: 200 al 81, seller GO.
Wabash, .oo al ~ 500 at 10; 800
al 20.
Victor con, 1000 at IT,
Yankee Con, 500 at 49,
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NOTHING TO STORY.

\ rumor to the effect that the knight
smelter in Tintic had been sold 10 the
American Smelling and Refining com
pany, was circulated about Second
South street today and about the floor
Of the mining exchange, General Man
ager Whitley's attention was called 10
the story and he simply smiled at Il,
declaring there was nothing 10 ID, that
the American company Is pretty well
supplied with shelters already.
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WEATHER REPORT.
ToDAYs TEMPERATURES.
DIED.

JACKsON-m this city March 90 VIII
liam n Jackson this afternoon In his
thirty-fOurth year
FLfNDERs-- 1855 East Second South
street March 26 1905. of pneumonia
Lillian A. daughter ~ Thomas and car
rle Flinders aged ] year and lG days.
PRICE m this city, March 26 1905, of
Consumptlon, Reese Price. aged ~ years
Native OF south wales, Europe ~ ono
time blacksmith at silyor Brothers
Iron works.
PRlCE-,1f heart failure, AT 2SG y street
lagt night. at 10 o'clock, Mrs. Martha
v. Price,
Fuueral announcement later
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ANOTHER SHELTER STORY.

Reno, New, March 25,--General Man
ager c. w. Clapp of the Commonwealth
mines. situated a few miles south Of
here, is in this city making arrnage-
ments for a $4,000, 900 smelter PROPOSE
ton, to be located near Reno. 1t will
be known as the Western Smelter COM
pany. Mr.. Clapp leaves tonight for
San Francisco. where he will get bids
on machinery for the plant. Later he
returns TO Kansas city. where the Of
foes Of his mining companN are located
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FEDERAL ELY ORGANIZATION.

The newly elected directors of the
Federal Ely Mining company met yes
tcrday and organized with A. c. Ellis,
Jr., as PRESIDENT w. j. Craig. vice
president; Il. j. Evans, secretary: l.. II.
Farnsworth, treasurer. An assessment
OF cents share was levied. Delln-
quent April %, sale day May is.
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ANTHoN II. LUND.
RuDGER CLAWSON
fIYRUM NJ. SMITH

HfRuM NJ SMITH
Eonera, Spperintendency of Religion
The quarterly conference of tho
ser priesthood OF tho Salt Lake stnf,-
will he held In the Sixteenth ,,a,,S
meetinghouse at 1880 Monday. March
60, 1908. 'ieh
The high priests quorum If e.
Salt Lake stake will meet in tho so,
cnteenth ward hall, az 10 a. M. SIM
day. March 80, 1908.
The regular monthly officers most,
iug Of the Primary association az ni
neer stake viii 10 held FRIDAY MsrSt
81, in the stake hall, al u, m. ~
account of general conference. M
date was changed from the Ave, MI NJ
day in April to the last Fridn, Il,
March. fun attendance OF offIcers
Is desired.
on account OF conference the HIGH
priests quorum OF Liberty stalk, vii
be held Monday Marcn 30, al 7.Sn
p. m.
The regular monthly fast dav for
the month of April will be obseryed
on Sunday, March %, 1908, by tho
saints of Pioneer stake, because tbe
annual conference of the Church viii
be held ON the regular date.
The regular monthly meeting OF N.
pioneer stake high priests quorum viii
be held Sunday March 20. 1905, at N
a, M, in the high priesthood room
of the stake hall. All members NJ
the quorum are requested TO note ,be
change in the date of holdng tho
meeting.
The regular monthly general stake
priesthood meeting of the Pioneer
stake of Zion will be held Monday ey.
en;ng, March 80, 1908, at 7:3o .. m
In the stake hall. All members of tbe
priesthood are requested to note the
change in the date of holding the
meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the
home missionaries of the Pioneer
stake of Zion will be held after tho
general stake priesthood meeting on
Monday evening, March 80 1908.
The regular officers meeting of tbe
Pioneer stake Relief society will he
held Friday afternoon at > o'clock in
the stake hall Mrs. Il. b. Wells viii
give a talk on personal "reminiscences
of Miss Susan b. Anthony, the great
sunragist.
The annual conference of the Salt
Lake Relief society win be held in
rhe Fourteenth ward assembly hall
Saturday, March IS, at D. m. Mem
bers OF the high council viii be pres
emit y large attendance is desired
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Busy Day With Interest Centered Al
most Wholly ON Tintic stocks.

Trading was active again today on
the floor of the Salt Lake Stock & Min
ing Exchange. with interest center
ed almost wholly upon the Tintic list:
OF the listed stocks the only eXcep-
lions being Columbus Consolidated.
South Columbus Consolidated.
Mason Valley and Federal Ely, UNI
listeds, sold at 1880 and cents respec-
lively.
The closing quotations and sales
wore:
MORNING CALL.
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have no bearing upon the general con
dillon OF Boston Consolidated affairs
Announcement Is made by Manager
Cannon Of the Nevada Northern that
two weeks will see work OF ballasting
finished on the ore line after arrival OF
additional dump cars, which win be In
service in few days. a steam shovel
goes on to aid the work this week, The
number of men employed has been
largely increased and viii be added to.
The passenger train service. three trains
each way between the mines and El
City daily, will be in operation about
the first week in next month.-Whlte
Pine News
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FoRM1Ne NEW coMpANY.

\. w. Chesterton OF Boston and local
associates are busy today arranging
details relative to the organization OF a
new company to operate the Sunshine
mine at Mercur.
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BIG HILL PROPERTY.


opeNl'l correspondence.
Prove March 25,--secy. Clun OF the
Big Hill Mining company of which
Jesse Knight is president came in from
the property al Iintic yesterday. He
reports that drifting on the 200 foot
level is now IN progress. and that the
results being obtained are most grati-
fvinr
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LOOKS BRIGHT FOR COPPER.

Boston. March g. An the largo cop
per producing and selling interests. II
Us stated are nov sold out up 10 date.
and have no more spot copper on hand.
Fnelps- Dodg, ~ 90 We're sold mp some
days ago The Stanton interests are
now refusing to sell any more copper al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-26

49,. cents. The Lewshons closed out
their last half million pounds yester-
day for export at 1874 cents. and 1t is
understood that the United Metals Sell
ing also cleaned UP every pound of
spot copper 1t had on hand several days
n
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LEGAL BLANKS

or every character and description.
arranged from the best legal forms,
and brought strictly up 10 date.
Deseret News Book Store
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OLD MAGAZINES
OLD SONGS.

Every household contains them but
few think of preserving them In neat
and convenient shape: you can
have them bound IN any style. ana M
any expense YOU may decide on ~
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SALE ON BEAUTIFUL
PICTURES.
Ia on For 10 Days

An new. frames OF latest styles ana
finish. artistic decoration goods for lit
tic money.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE
Main ST.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION
BROKERS, "a e. So Temple. Both
phones $40.
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CHURCH NOTICES

The. regular monthly meeting =, /,
priesthood of the Granite sts,, VI Tie
be held at the stake tuberns,Ji, VIII
saturday. March 2S, 1908, nj 1o on
m Tho saints generally arc iny nv a;
a meeting of all Religion 81,
workers OF The Church, together ,,.i,s
such Of tho members OF stalk nlVn
dencles and bishoprics who ara Ps,-
Ia attend. Will be held at the inb bo.e
nacle, immediately after the o,oso
the afternoon service on Sat,,r,.oi
April 4, 1908. Stake ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VIII please take notice ana have o vs.
many Of their workers present ~
possible. 'S
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WOOL.

st. Louis, March 26-WoOl steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums 20u22; fine
mediums lSfpl9; fine l5Gl7.
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T. NJ West & Co. stock brokers
D. +. Walker Blk. Both phones OF.
flee and residence.
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Tonopah Nevada. 500 bid; Montana
Tonupah. 1.51lsGD1 .62is; Tonopah Extern
sion, 81 asked; MacNamargl, 42@4S;
Tonopah Belmont. Ito bid; Tonopah
North Star. 12@13; Ohio Tonopah,
asked West End Cons. 25@26: Rescue,
SG9; Tonopah & California, 2GS; Golden
Anchor, 2Gp3; Jim Butler 2S@2s; Cash
Boy, asked; Montana Midway ENtn.,
/ asked; Golden Grown, asked.
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4. S. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker 2l5 d. g. Walker Block
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Il. X. Snow x Co., stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. both 'Paones 1879
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OTHER DISTRICTS.

Failview Eagle. so asked; Nevada
Hills, 2,s2ls bid; Pittsburg silver Peak,
1. 10 bid; Eagles Nest, l5dl7; Hailstone.
6 bid. Original Rawhide, % asked;
Rawhide Queen LIS asked; Rawhide
Red Top. 1913; Rawhide Junction. IA
Ml5
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BULLFROG.

Original gas; Bullfrog Mining, 5a6,
Mont Bullfrog. 1Q2; Nationol Bank,
as |. Harris, / asked; Amethyst,
bid; Gold Bar, 1919; Denver Bullfrog
Annex, bid: Bonnie Clare, 1915;
MayHcwer Con, l29lS; Mont. Sho-
shone Ext. bid; G. Scepter, 4q1,
Montgomery Min. II bid b. Diamond
field, asked; Homestake Con, 80
asked; Y. Girl, . asked; Tramp Con.
1920; Victor, asked; Mineral Hill,
MQ
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GoLDFIELD.

Sandstone, S5a3s; Col Mt, 20a22;
Jumbo Ext, 32G33; Vernal. bid;
Pennsylvania, > asked; Kendall. 1919;
Booth, lS92O; Blue Bull, l2d13; Adams,
5@6 silver Pick. 24@25 May Queen, SO
s.. Nevada Boy, 364; Black Butte Extn..
gas; Blue Bell, s bid; Dixie, 24S; Gold
field Columbia, 10 asked; Hibernia,
bid st. Ives, 26G27 Conqueror S@4,
Black Rock, > bid; Lone Star, SAG; G.
Wonder. 2 asked orc, S69; Kendall
Ext, lag; Sandstone Ext. 3 asked
Mayne. asked; Atlanta, 24D25; CT
Bend, 1908; Empire, 3a5; Red Top
Extn. 12ml3; Florence, 4.l1hQ420;
Dfeld s. r.. Cons, 1917; Goldheld
Daisy. 13O@l.32la: Lagana, % bid,
oCmb. Fraction, 6sQ69; CT. Bond Extn..
9@1O; CT. Bend Annex, 500; Midtown,
4a5; Il. b. Bonanza, , bid; Kewanos,
37G3S: Esmeralda, asked; Portland,
10 bid: Crackerjacl. 647; +, Mohawk
. asked; Red Hills. 24G25; Mohawk
Ext, 300; l.. Dillon, 4q5; Grandma. 5
bid; 5. p. Ext 3 asked: Y. Rose, ask
ed: Goldfield Con, 5.17lsd5.20; D'field
Triangle, 6@7.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 100 AT 90.
Bullock, GOO nj =. l.00O ~ z b CO.
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Colorado. go at 3.17ls; 900 at 3.55A
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-22
RAWLINS, WYO.

The Misses Fahey of Maryland. who
nave been visiting at the home of Miss
Nell Tierney for some weeks. lett Mon
day evening for Salt Lake.
Miss Mayme Kennedy returned We'd
nesday morning from Cheyenne and
Denver, where she has spent several
days.
Miss Nellie Tierney and the Misses
Fahey returned Saturday from a pleas
ant sojourn on the Mahoney ranch.
The dance at the Ferris Monday even
ing under the auspices of the Young
Ladies Sodality of the Catholic church
proved an unusually pleasant and sue
cessful affair. both socially and finan-
cially. The evening was ideal for dane
ing, and everything was conducive to
pure enjoyment under the able direction
of the young ladies. and the crowd in
attendance was made up of congeniaI
people in merry-making mood. Re-
freshments were served during the
evening in the sample rooms.
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KEN M ERER, WYO.

Joseph j. Carollo and family re-
turned last week from their visit to
Italy and other European points, and
all had very pleasant time. Mr.. Car
olo visited with his aged parents near
Venice, who are 80 years old, and this
was his first trip home in thirty years.
He visited in various parts of Italy,
Switzerland and Austria
Word from NJ. O.. Callahan is to the
effect that he has located at Bingham
Junction, Utah, where he is established
in business. Mrs. Callahan, daughter
Annie, and son Thomas. are to leave
this week to join Mr.. Callahan, Katie
being in Ogden on visit Mr. and
Mrs. Callahan will be greatly missed in
Kemmerer, but the we'll wishes of
their many friends go with them to the
new home.-Kemmerer Camera.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-22
BOHEMIAN, MONT.

Especial Correspondence.)
t. L. Kelly has just returned from a
short business trip east.
John Gary made a business trip ia
Butte last week
Mike O'Connell went to Butte We'd
nesday on business, and before return
ing went on to Great Falls to attend
the Elks' state convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waterman
have just returned from attending the
Elks' convention in Great Falls.
Rev. Father Blaere of Livingston.
Rev. E. P. Gueymard of Anaconda and
Rev. c. Chauve of Salt Lake spent a
couple of days in Bozeman last week
visiting Rev. Father Vincent.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
the Episcopal church in this city on
Tuesday evening, Aug. Is, when Miss
Myrtle Foster and Claud P. Steffens Of
this city were married. Miss Foster is
one of Bozeman's most popular young
ladies, and Mr. Steffens very prom
inent young business man, being Junior
partner of the H. A. Pease & Co.'s lew
elry store.
DR.. W. H. Mayo, brother of Mrs. Nell
son Story, jr., of this city, accompa-
MED by his wife arrived last Wednes-
day from Salt Lake City, having made
the journey in their automobile.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-22
MOSCOW, IDA.

Moscow as an educational center will
be more widely known in the near fu-
ture than it has been in the past. The
need of Sisters school has been rec
ognized for some time, and through the
efforts of Father Hendricks and other
influential men of this city such an in
stitution will be established, saws the
Moscow Star-Mirror Liberal financial
aid is being promised, and while there
can be no college building erected this
year, still We are told that suitable
rooms can be secured in which to con-
duct the school until further and fuller
particulars and plans can be arranged.
When asked whether or not such a
school was likely to be opened in Mos
COW, Father Hendricks said:
yes, at least we can inform the pub-
lie that next month Sisters school
will be opened in this city. The sisters
hail from Toledo, o.. and belong to the
Order of the Usurlines, one of the high
est teaching orders in the United
States The school will be open to all
irrespective of creed or nationality. All
pupils are required to conform to the
rules of the Sisters schools in this
county. These schools are overcrowded
all over the United States, especially
by girls and young ladies, because ex-
perience has proven to all intelligent
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-22
SherlH's Sale.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Salt Lake county, state of Utah.
Equitable Loan and Investment COM
pany, corporation of Wyoming, plain
tiff, against Joseph Elton, Sarah Elton
and Alfred c. King, defendants, to be
sold at sheriff's sale at the west front
door of the county court house in the
city and county of Salt Lake, state of
Utah. on the 31st day of August, A. n.
1908, at II o'clock noon of said day. all
the right, title. claim and interest of
said defendants of, in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
The premises situate in Salt Lake coun
ty, Utah, and described as lot 81. and
the west half of lot 3S, in block one.
North Waterloo addition. as per re-
corded plat thereof.
Dated at Salt Lake City this 14th day
of July, A. D. 1908.
c. FRANK EMERY,
Sheriff of Salt Lake County, State of
Utah.
BY T. l.. IRVINE, Deputy Sheriff.
Edward McGurrin, Attorney for the
Plaintiff.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-22
GREAT FALLS, MONT.

NJ. NJ. Powers, formerly of this G. :
but now of Butte, is visiting old friend,
here for a few days.
John T. Murphy, the we'll known Hell
ena capitalist, is in the city to look
after his interests here.
The funeral of Michael Cairns was
held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
McAllister's undertaking parlors. Rev.
NJ. j. Deneaf conducted the services,
which were under the auspices of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles, of which
the deceased was a member impress
sive ritUalistic services were held at
the grave. Interment was made in
Calvary cemetery. The pall-bearers.
who were members of the F. o. E.,
were Tony Robinson, c.. A. Fricke, B.
w. Esella, H. Wapot, D. Shilling and
r. H. Jones'