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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-11
City News
....iN Brief

From Thur ,I,Vs Dailv)
ralbrrt Visitor.
~ Glbcr. + Gilbert. 10 visiting
~ tpr cts
Mayer visitor
danes h. Bar. ~ Mayer Is here on
a short business visit.
.J~rums Mining Man Here.
). T.. L~cp,f = Jerome mining man,
= her' or mining business.
Hsro From Phoenix.
IRv Wallace arrived here Yesterday
Vrun Phoenix on short visit.
Grown King visitor.
George walker, 81 Crown King, IS
b,src on short business visit.
Jerome Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Hooker, Of
Jerome, are visiting IN the city.
copper CITY Visitor.
" ". Graham. of Jerome, arrived
ssa," last evening from the Copper city.
zbro Prom Humboldt.
Chnrtrs WHEAT. Of Humboldt. is re-.
.,sn arrival here from the smclter
t'ny
IA Dricial visit
Eulniy Assessor Campbell left yes.
fs,hAy morning for jerome on official
tpasibnss
"a Professional Visit.
Dr Il. " Tcwksbury, ~ Crown King
nrv"d here last evening on profession
al business
Hire From Harrington.
a. T.. Champio arrived here las,
ssuning from Harrington on shor,
sfwsanoss visit
Hmne From Visit.
Mr.. i. T. Gardner arrived home last
night from visit with relatives in
Oklahoma Cliy Oklahoma.
Waiting In Tempe.
Mrs. ~ B iiazcltino aud family. and
bDr \ VI Crilcy, Mrs. IIazeltinc' :,
Sanhcr, are visiting IN Tempe
More Wild Cats
y u Ross. of Jerome. sent in III,
srhlps and hides If FIVE wild eats &c
xb' board Of supervisors yesterday.
A Short Visit.
J. VI. Williams, Of Ash Fork. paid
sssurt visit 10 the city yesterday. re
Earning home on the afternoon train
Loft For Home.
y w IIigley was An outgoing pas
songcr last night for his home in Phoc
nix after a three days business visit
iorvr.
1Aah Fork Visitor.
". l.. Patterson arrived here last
oignt from his ranch aud ranges in III,
Nsh Fork country on short bushes,
~tsit.
Back From Los Angeles.
n. william stevens aud T. T. Bile,
rsinrncd yesterday morning from a
Nisit 10 Laos Angeles ON mining bust
ucss.
Joined Husband Here.
Mrs. George johnson arrived her,
yesterday from Bisbcc 10 Join her hus
band who recently engaged in bushes,
ta this city.
Back From Santa Maria.
Ed Shumatc aud l.. \. ColwcIl arriv
ID home yesterday afternoon from q
visit Ia the Pluto mine in the Santa
Maria district.
II Is a Boy
The Roosevelt bird visited the home
~ Mr.. and Mrs. william LAWYER ON
Union street, Tuesday noon, leaving q
nmipmnd baby boy
,nning Man Here.
u. X. Hum, vice president of the De
rave Mining company, stopped over
s.rrc last night TN his way TO Octave
From his home IN Chicago.
k.eft For Phoenix.
" NJ. Nells wns nm outgoing pas
Vcngcr last night for Phoenix in re-
'rponsr 10 II Telegram announcing III,
tssrrlous illncaa Of his father.
n Snort Visit.
=, 4. Riordnn, of Flagstaff, paid o
ssnnrt business visit To the city yestcr
sshy returning TO his home in the Sky
1'ght city on the afternoon train.
left For Coronado.
A. g, Shptwcll. Of the firm ~ Lati
Encr ShOtwcl left yesterday morninI
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-11

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-R.,
rcsentativcs Of cities and towns q
rounding San Francisco bay met tod,
to inauguratc statewide saniar
crusade.
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LONDON, Eng, March 5..-J. ps
pont Morgan arrived at Plymouth d
night. lie will remain in England \,
Ill July.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-11

MT. STERLING, KY, March Cd
Fletcher died today at Che advan,
age Of 1l6 years.
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Fronr Fridays Daily

Fron fridays DallyD
Jerome Visitor.
John Keller, of jerome, is visiting in
the city.
Lynx Creek Visitor.
Fred Murray, Of Lynx creek, is here
on short business visit.
Humboldt Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs n. =. IIigley, Of Hum.
boldt. are visiting in the city.
Cherry Creek Visitor.
A. X. DeKuhn. of Cherry Creek dis.
trict is here on mining business.
Here On Stock Business.
T.. ". Wright il in the city from his
ranch in tine Camp Wood country on
stock business.
Mine Manager Here.
George Marguerite, general manager
Of the unida Gold Mining company, is
here on mining business.
Popular Official Visits.
j. ". Francis. sheriff of Coconino
county. arrived here last nignt from his
home in Flagstaff ON official business.
Not That Frank Black.
Frank Black, arrested for assaulting
Rose Duran. is not the Frank Black
who has been doing business at the
Palace.
Visiting Relatives.
Frank Welding, master mechanic Of
the Dunkirk mill. came in last evening
from the Dunkirk camp ON short visit
with relatives.
Jerome MERCHANT Visits.
Walter e. Miller, general manager Of
the 7. y. Miller company, OF jerome,
arrived here yesterday from the Copper
city ON n short business visit.
More scaips and Hides.
The scalps and hides of eleven wild
eats aud six coyotes were contributed
10 the supervisors collection ycstcr.
day by Floyd Burmister, Of the Aqua
Fria valley.
Stockman Visits.
Van Dickson, the Skull Valley stock
man, who visited here yesterday, re.
ports number Of twin calves ON the
skull, Kirkland aud Thompson. valley
ranges this season.
Mining Man Here.
John Kinney, owner of the Kinney
group Of mines IN the Big Bug district.
arrived here last evening from his camp
in Eugene gulch, ON short visit on
mining business.
Born. A Girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. Ward are being
congratulated over the visit OF the
Roosevelt bird 10 their home on South
Mount Vernon street, Wednesday after.
noon. II il q girl
Stockmen Visit.
!. 7. aud j. NJ, Cook are in the city
from their stock ranches and ranges
in the Black hills. They report heavy
rain aud snow storms in that part Of
the county, Wednesday.
Back From Coronado,
II, G. Shotwell, Of the firm of Lati.
mcr \ Shotwoll, arrived home yester.
day morning from survey trip to the
camp of the Coronado Gold Mining
company, near Congress.
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20 the Salt River valley.
Left For Parker.

George Ti-dalc, superintendent o
bridges Of the ;. r., +. 4 =. and oper
ated lines. was an outgoing passenge
last night for Phoenix and Parker oi
business of his department.
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Here From Placers.

Worth Rybon arrived here last even.
ing at late hour to purchase material
for sluice boxes for his placer mine on
lower Lynx creek, below the IIydrnul.
les. lie says that he has proven the
ground rich enough to satisfy himself
that two miners can take out sli a
day hy The sluicing process.
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Home From Visit.

Mrs. 7. J. Farley arrived home yes.
terday afternoon from silver City, n.
NJ. where she visited her three nieces,
the Misses Daily, who are pupils in the
Sisters Of Mercy academy there. Miss
Mamie DAILY. formerly Of this city, en-
tered the sis,crhood there Friday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-11
Passed Through.

VI r. Van Horn, division passcnge
agent Of the Pennsylvania railroad
passed through here yesterday on hi
way home 90 Los Angeles, from yisi
20 the Salt River valley.
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Left For Los Angeles.
VIII Locate Here.

Mrs. \. H. Fox - here from Tucson
~ Join her husband. who has accepted
the position 81 bookkeeper with the
Blsbford Hurmister company. Mrs. Fox
T., accompanied by her daughters. the
Misses Evelyn and Gladys Fox. Mrs
Fox, who j. talented singer. will be-
. welcome acquisition to the local col
nny Of vocalists.
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More Scalps and Hides.

The scalps and hides of eleven viii,
eats aud six coyotes were contribute,
10 the supervisors collection yestor
day by Floyd Burmister, Of the Agui
Frin valley.
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Home From Jerome.

G. \. French arrived home last night
from jerome, where he finished a stone
contract for one of the mining com
panic- operating in the vicinity of the
Copper city.
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Bounty Scalp Contribution.

George Murray, Of Jackass Flat
added six coyote aud one wild cat hides
to the supervisors collection ycster
day, fling demand for the legal
bountV ON samp
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Reports Work Progressing

j. !. Fisher, general manager AMI
consulting engineer Of the United
Verde Extension Mining company, has
returned from jerome, wncre he re
ports the Little Daisy shaft now down
to n depth Of $50 feet aud good pro
gross being made in it, sinking
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Left For Home.

A. G. Mcqueen. live stock agent o.
the =. r., r. a r., left last night fo
ais home in Mesa after n short visi
here ON railroad business.
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Home From Funeral.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bozarth arrive,
home last night from Kingman, whcr
they attended the funeral Of Hiram
Martin, father Of Mrs. Bozarth, whicl
took plnce there Yesterday.
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Passed Through.
Stopped Over Here.

Isaac 7. S,oidard, ex secretary o
the Territory, stopped over here las
night on his way home to Phoenix iron
visit to Stoddsrd, wnere he has OK
tensiye MINING interes,s
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Surprise Party.

4 number Of her women friends CAV,
Mrs VI. Andres a surprise party yes
trrday afternoon, the occasion being
her birthday. Delicious refresnment'
were furnished 10y the visitors and Mrs
Andres was also the recipient Of many
handsome presents. Mrs Il. Gephar,
contributed to the enjoyment of tn,
afternoon 10y rendering several sclee
tious on the either.
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Expected Home.

Attorney Phillip Tillinghast, of the
law firm Of Clark 4 Tllinghast, is ex.
pected to arrive home this morning
from Tonopah, Nevada, wncre he has
been the last ten days on business Of
his arm.
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Stockman Visits.

Van Dickson, the Skull Valley stock
man, who visited here yesterday, r,
ports IA number Of twin calves ON IN
skull, Kirkland aud Thompson. vale
ranges this season.
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Mining Active.

James =. Cleator, who arrived her,
last night from his home in Turkey
reports much mining activity in the
Crazy Basin aud Black Canyon dis
tricts.
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Jerome MERCHANT Visits.

Walter e. Miller, general manager o
the 7. y. Miller company, OF Jerome
arrived here yesterday from the Cope
city on n short business visit.
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j. II. Wilson, president Of the
hyrdaulie Gold Mining company, arriv.
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Jerome Editor Here.
Old Resident Visits.

T.. Ifancy. former resident of thi
city. nov ~ Bi-bec, stopped over her
yesterday on his way 90 Los Angelo
from his home in southern Arizona. Nj
Haney has mining interests in this sec
tion. which demand his annual atter
finn
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for the camp ~ the Coronado Gold
Mining company On a mine survey trip.
Left For Home.
win l.. clark. general manager Of
the United Verde Copper company, at
.lcronc left yesterday afternoon for
i".n" after n short business visit here.
Left For Home.
PET" Gallagher. a popular conductor
81 the United verde and Pacific RAIL.
road. LEFT Yesterday for his home IN
ictpmc after short business vi-i'
har"
Left For Los Angeles.
X. = Mason and +. \ Viele. con
suliing engineers for the Arizona Pow
cr company. l'ft yesterday for Los An.
gelc. Mr. Mason expects 20 return
hero March IL
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-11
GUY ALLEN,

BY =. J. 0nash, attopnev-in.fset
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Mining Man Here.

John Kinney, owner of the Kline
group Of mines In the Big Bug distric
arrived here last evening from his cam
In Eugene gulch, on short visit o
mining business.
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NINE WARNING NOTICE

BY 3. J. Gnssh, sttorney-in fact
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In From Camp.

Phillip Spec, director Of tho spe,
Mining company, arrived hero las,
evening from his company's camp il
,nc Lynx Greek district, where IN,
new placer dredgc is almost finished
aud ready for operation.
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Visiting Relatives.

Frank Welding, master mechanic q
the Dunkirk mill. came in last evenin
from the Dunkirk camp on short Wis
vita relatives
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24
Scholarship for Sale.

Owing to the unusu II number Of
young men and women in and near Jas:
per who have entered business colleges
in .he past year or two and the con-
stanty growing recognition of these
schools as the ideal place of prepara-
ticn for business life. The News has
secured scholarship in Draugbon' 8
Practical Business College at Spring
field, Mo, which will be disposed Of to
the first applicant therefor for just half
the regular cost. This scholarship is
good for full course in either Book,
keeping or Shorthand, or by payment
of small additional fee is good for a
course by mail in either of these sub
.ctS. Sre US at once, young man or
young woman who contempates a
course in business college.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24
A Christmas Eve Wedding.

Two young people well known and
popular in Jasper-Mr. Gus Campbell
and Miss Grace Wan pler-will be
united in marriage this evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. II. Wampler, four miles south.
east of Jasper. tonight. The groom is Il
successful young pedagogue. graduate
of Jasper high school last year; his
bride is the daughter of one Of our sub
stantial farmers and is very charming,
accomplished young lady. The News
extends congratulations
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24
The KANSAS CITY MARKET
Reporte for the News by Special
Correspondent.

Kansas City Stock Yards, Dec. 81, 'Os.
After a week OF unusual fluctuations in
cattle prices, all classes clo:ed with
small net change. Steers ruled lower
middle of the week, but gained strength
at last half Of the week, while COWS,
butcher stuff and stockers and feeders
sold higher first half of week, but closed
with about all the advance wiped out.
Calves were an exception, and gained
25 cents during the week. Run today is
5000 head, mo rket 10 to 10 higher on alI
kinds, calves % cents higher. The
large proportion OF partly finished cattle
in the receipts show that good many
feeders are still anxious to get away
from high corn. The best steers here to
day sold at s6.l0, yearlings to s6. 90,
which means that nothing above fair to
good qualities was here, sales of steers
ranging downwards to 81 10. Prime
steers are quotable up to S7.25, and
fancy heifers and yearlings at s6 co 10
81 90. Bulk of the cows and heifrrs
sell at $500 to s. 90, bull 50 cot, Si.25
calves 81 90 to 81 80. Receipts Of stock
ere and feeders from the range country
are scattering nov, but total shipments
from ibis market to the country last
week were heavy, $50 car loads, aud the
hold over supply at the end of the week
was reduced to n nominal figure, A
large number OF buyers were ou hand
every day, but prices made no actual
gain for the week. Spectators are bid
ding stronger today and top fee dArs
bring $500 or better, stockers at e3.40
to "a 50, few common thin cattle
around $500.
Hog receipts Inst week stood at SO, 600
head, slight falling off from previous
week. Prices fluctuated somewhat,
but packers generally were unequivocnl
in their refusal to advance the market,
and the week closed with II loss Of 5 to
10 cents on medium and light hogs hea.
Wy weights hol ling about steady. Pack.
ers have advertised their int ntion to
secure ,droves at $500 or less in the near
future, but receipts today were only
5000 head here, and sellers forced an
advance Of 5 to 10 cents, top 1915, med
ium weights at s5 40 to So 70, lights
IS 90 to So 40, pigs 1915 to s4,90.
After a sensational opening in the
sheep market last week, prices broke
sharply, and the dagger signal was
hoisted over the sheep house Wednesday
effectively checking receipts balance of
the week. After few days of rest, the
market was in good shape to handle The
small run OF 1000 head which arrived to-
day, and prices are ,gain soaring.
Lambs sold at 1920 today, and ewes ut
s4.25, other classes not tested today, but
market quoted 30 to 80 cents higher
lthau close OF last week. The market
is sensitive and will be governed by vol
ume of receipts for time.
}. A. RIcKAEr.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters 4
administration upon the estate of j. II
McClurg deceased, have been grantel
to the undersigned, by the probate coul
OF JASPER county, hearing date the 9tI
day Of December 1908 AL persons hal
ing claims against said estate are n
quirnd to exhibit them to me for allod
ance within one year from the date
said letters, or they may be preclude
from any benefit of such estate; and
such claims he not exhibited within tu
years from date Of the publication
this notine. they will be forever tarre
Arthur r. McClurg. Administratc
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24
A Tale With a Moral.

One Chicago mail order concern has
printed every year a catalog the size OF
which would compare favorahy with the
largest size unabridged dictionary. More
than 1000, 900 OF thele catalogs are mail
ed throughoutthe United States, altho
most OF the entire edition is distrib-
uted through the middle west. 1t covers
over $500, 900 to mail this immense cata.
log. From these figures some idea may
be CLEANED as to the gigantic volume Of
business this mail order house must do
to even pay for the catalog and the post
age required to mail it. This concern
sells nothing TO people in Chicago. all
its business coming from the surround
ing territory. More than Sl50, 900, 900 are
poured yearly into the Golfers of Chicago
mail order houses, to say nothing OF
New York, St. Louis aud other cities.
It's about time the people arc waking
up Pause a moment for reflection;
what glorious change would result il
those who are sending these millions to
Chicago, New York, st Louis and other
cities woull spend their money with
their local merchants!
And pause, also, Mr. Merchant, to con.
slider the business principle that has
built this titanic trade for the mail or.
der houses. In word it is, advertise
ADVERTISE ADVERTISE. Is there Z
moral or not?
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24
To Cousumptiyes.

Edward A. Wilson's Preparation OF
Hypophosphites and Blcdgetti from the
original formula is the sovereign rem
edy for consumption, asthma, bronchi;
tis, catarrh, la grippe. coughs, colds
and all throat and lung maladies.
Thousands OF people say they havS
been relieved. by it.
Those who have used it will have I'd
other, and recommend it to their fellow
suffers.
1t has cured many after they wer}
given up as incurable by their physi|
clans.
The undersigned as a consumptiv{
can testify from his own experience al
to its value. u
Write ut once-delays are dangerous
and may prove fatal.
For full particulars, testimonials, etc
address g. A ABBOTT, Sole Agen
60 Ann ST., New York City, N. y.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24
BUY SOMETHING
USEFUL FOR XMAS

We have some of the
incest articles for Xmas
presents in the market
such as linen dresser
scarfs, center pieces
an d lunch cloths, ladies
collars Of the latest de-
sign, silk scarfs and
squares, and a multi
tude of nice articles we
cannot mention here.
Come in and look.
Resp, J. D. Harbur.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24
Your Money

Herman IiForce who is attending
school at Kansas City, is at bone for
holidays. Other students spending the
Christmas season at home are Misses
Ethel Earl and Minnie Sanford, and
Messrs. Fred Wagner and John Bright
of Joplin business college; Miss Myrtle
Calhoon, Central business college, Sc
dalia: Miss Lizzie Griffin. X. &. busi--
ness college: Ralph Boucher, agricultur-
al college, Manhattan, Kans.; Harlow
Shapley, state university, Columbia,
Mo-,
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24
At the Churches.

The Presbyteria Sunday school will
observe Christmas with II cantata.
"Santa Claus ct Miss Prim's," which
will be presented at the church Thurs
day evening. There will also be a tree.
The Baptists will also have tree and
program; The North Methodists have an
afternoon program. The Christians
and South Methodists will hold nc ex.
ercses.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

Mr.. aud Mrs. II. + Hughes left on
the $40 last night for Carthage, His,
where then will spend week with the
latter's mother, whose homo is at that
place.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24
Notice-noved

We have moved our grocery store into
the building formerly occupied by the
Add Joyce clothing store, where we are
better prepared than ever to supply your
grocery needs. Old friends and new call
on sls 10 our new home.
~ WHEAT 4 BISHoP.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

Mrs. Chas. Butts of Kansas City il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.W
Boucher, in Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. McComb and
Master James left yesterday for Leba.
non to spend the Christmas season with
tho formers parents.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

Mrs. Josephine Gurey Of Purdy is
spending the holidays season with her
father, II. F. Fox, in Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

Mrs. u. G. Davis of Joplin has rented
the Rousseau residence property on
North main and will make her home
here hereafter.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

NoTIcE-Tne telephone office will be
closed on Christmas day, except that
service can be had at the usual Sunday
hours.
Same also applies to New Years day.
j. McComb.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

Christmas is almost-here again. See
our fine line Of holiday goods.
J. f. BRIGHT. IL 26f
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

All kind of new dried fruits and
prices right at Crandall Bros. 1O-15i
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

Miss Donia Embree is here from Pitts.
burg for the holidays.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

B. G. Beavers Vt Elizabethtown, KY,
is visiting 10 Jasper with N. II. and
Tom Patterson, Harry Burch and other
relatives.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

Paul Cartwright is here from Fit.
Collins, Colo, to spend few days as7
home.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

Rabbits, game and hides wanted.
WHEAT & BISHOP. 1l-5f
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

Go to Crandall Bros. for bargains
The only exclusive grocery in Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

Don't Spit on the Floor" signs SC, at
the News office.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-24

Rabbits, game and hides wanted.
WHEAT & BIsHoP. 11-5f