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lnstalls Small Engine on l.4OO
Level to Send Shalt
Down.
VICTOR HAS SHIPMENT READY
Provo Mining Company TO Consolidate
With East Tlntc Development
Machinery for latter.
Especial to the "News)

Eureka. Feb. S.-Anothcr Tlnuc prop
erty which intends 20 be IN line with
deop mining IS the Black Jack 40 Nam
moth This mine already has SHAFT
down 400 feet. but e Is understood
that work commenced Thursday 90 sink
tho shaft 10 the 1000 level The Black
Jack has other workings besides the
main working shaft which extend 200
feet deeper than the 1.fO0 level A small
engine has been installed upon the 400
foot level to handle the work OF sink
ing The shaft. which consequently VIII
not Interfere with the other work which
is going on underground az the mine.
The Black Jack is shipping It's ore 70
The Tluuc smoltor at the rate OF two
90 four carloads "a week and the show
in- on the lower levels is such that the
CO.,. aIe of the company believe that an
entirely new mine VIII be opened up
lt greater depth
Another ear of orc win be- sent out
from the Victor this week. making four
carloads shipped since the mine was
Ieopcucd % few months ago. The ore
goes to Cine Nampa smelter at Bingham
ANA carries good values in copper and
copper ore iu the miuc at this time. The
prospect ls that 90 considerably larger
BODY of tho ore win be opened up as
work progresses On the 500 level
GETS EUREKA PROPERTY.
u. y. Hart who IS a representative Of
eastern capitalists, visited Eurelxa last
week and before leaving the camp sue
cecdcd in tying mp a group of claims
near Eureka. owned by local people.
These claims are almost surrounded by
the Eagle aud Blue Bell Victoria,
Pmtus and Little Chief properties, and
everything indicates that they viii form
the basis of "a new company which VIII
De organized shortly. and commence the
development OF these claims
The Provo Mining company, which
owns ground out Ia the eastern part
of the district. win hold meeting at
Provo on Feb 20, when fits is Thought
that "a proposition viii be considered for
the consolidation Of its ground with the
holdings OF the East Tintlc DEVELOPMENT
Co.. where the recent ore strike was
made The option which the Eureka
Lilly company had on the stock OF the
Provo Mining Co. expired last week
and the latter company would not listen
% tying up It's holdings any more.
PUT IN NEW MACHINERY.
As quick as the East Tintic Develop
ment people had time 10 think il over
since the opening up Of the big ore
body ON the 225 level preparations were
commenced for the installation of new
maChsnery and estimates have been Sc
cured covering the equipment which
the company viii purchase, The matter
viii Doe decided upon at the next meet
ing Of the directors which win be held
in Provo this week 10 is quite probable
that an electric hoist and "A compressor
viii De put in The new ore body Is
opening up in good shape upon the Pos
level but as soon as the new equip
ment Is installed. the company win drop
Its shaft down Co the 300 or 400 level and
then drir out to tap the ore already
encountered above at that depth.
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NEW YORK CURB LIST.

James A. Pollock g. Co.,. bankers and
hIlhers furnish the following. received
oyer choir private wire this afternoon;
Eutt. g. London, sos Cum. ELY, sM
Hs' Gir0uX Con-, 8AWSia. Nevada
Con-. ls40lSis, Nevada Utah, $50
@ 1-lG. Nipiss.ug. 9AWlO, Ncwhousc 5n
5s; Tennessee copper i0N40ia. Utah
Copper I3sufi, Davis DAILY, 3hH34i
Dominion copper. 3-160h; Ely Gem
tral. 1sUa: Ely con-. l3n1i Furnace
Greek. ll0l2, Greene O.. a. $. COM. i8Ii
Mitchell. Sass; Montgomery shoshonc
l4a2. Nevada Smelling l4m1h; sill
We queen. S8Msi; SILVER Leaf HOS;
King Edward #aA; Foster Cobalt 40
0lO. IN Rayo 3hG3hi Cobalt Central
4glsulO. Mckinley Dar,ugh. 9N0l oot
Tnuc Mining. 3zN4it; Gibraltar 3aa;
MIcmac. 1909. First Nau Copper llt
nla.; Boston Cons. l3hnlIis, Yukon
Gold. atl-t604 1916, N0rth Butte BIKE
tension. Gus. Miami copper l3hn B.
IS. Gas. 1h0l# Pcuna-WyomuE lnH.
Etyo Con. 9asUa'a.
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RnsroN COPPER cLosE.

james A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon:
a. a. A., l601&; Black Min, "a a.
27.; cum. Ely, S 7-16M 81; Dom. COP.
23d25. GiroUx. 7-160Sia; Hancock,
l2M12ia; la Rose, Gla as 9-1eI NOV,
Utah. 5-tGa3 7-l6; Raven, $50 J Gas,
tonic, 13lk0l32t: s. & r., 1f& Q15; c.
Cons. 1-16dS1s; y. & L.. 2S05l;
Davis DAILY 3d3 1-16. Chemung. 20
asked; Globe, 5l5 45& Helvstia. 3fs a
4 Majestic 1905; Nipissing, 90 al0;
OjibwaS l40l4ls; Yukon, 4 1850
q 1916; On. Coaln.. 42n42; First Nat,
Tas N7is: Ray COn-93 ask Tonp-6d "A
lautic, 154n16; G.. & A.. l05Ql05h;
cent. 3ia83. Copper Range. 13a074:
Franklin. D. bid; G.. CLOS al0ia; Mass,
1n5h; Michigan. 10ANl1i4 Nevada
Con. lS016A: old Dom, 5l4d52, Quin-
cy. 5t0S9; santa re. 2WEt; Osceola, 1870
ul52. Trinity 15h0l5A Victoria, i4d
3: wolverine. 1f60l50, Utah Con-. lo4H
1923. boston Con. lf0l4la. Easl Butte,
g'.ft1O. Lake 1gdl9ia; Il. q. g.. 1905.
IS 81 P., l5Q1j.4; q. s. s., COM, Hia
asked DO. pfd.. ilil4f5; Kew, 5000.
Allouez 33H3s34, 40. Coml. 344635,
r. Coaln.. -i02ih; q. a. d. $50 bid,
g. No. 3on35; DAILY West. g7tHlOh. La
Sallo. l1iul4A, MrN.o0 Con. 3Aaf,
Parrot 24n2lia. -. D.. aU5l. shannon.
laH11as 1amHacy N10N. Tenn. Cop
pen 'aiaWil. I'm. Cop. l3AnlI Utah
copper tffsuH; Mnunu. 5d5ia.
Wyandot 363b; Zinc 25is@21as; COR
hIu. 1898 ulHA, Royulr 2NlaM2g, Miami.
1aieuli. NeWhouse, $3.50. OH. a04i "a 81;
Apex. 6h06s; North Lake. 6h bid.
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Black Jack. 200 nt 36.
Bullock. POO at So, seller 60. 1000 at
SM buyer Co.
Columbus Con. % at 1876.
East Crown Point, 1850 at A. 1000
at iit. buyer co.
East Tintic Con, 1000 az ~.
Indian queen, 1000 az lo
Iron Blossom 5000 at 2alia.
Little Bell 400 at 210.
Little Chief 100 az 81.
Mason valley. 800 az 2.20; 100 at 2t1ia;
100 40 222ia 100 at 225; 100 at 2.27ia.
Phoebe Metals. 5000 az %.
Prince Con. COO at 1922.
Silver King Coalition 100 at a.lli4.
Sioux Com. 1000 mt 1870, 1000 at $780,
eollcr go. 100 at L32i4.
South Columbus. Ll00 40 40.
Swansea Ext. $500 ut a., 1000 at
AS.
Tintic Central. 5000 at llis
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HEAVY SALES or SMALL STOCKS.
Bullocl, and Tnuc Central Are strong
Features of Local Market.

Tiuuc securities were again Tie Gene
tor of activity ou tho local stock exc
change this morning and Bullock Tin
tic Central Iron Blossom and swansea
extension were the star performers.
bullock fen a whole point before the
close of the morumg market A bear
raid was made ou most OF the Tintlc
stocks and several of them were
driven lower but not to amy material
extent
Several other stocks besides those
from the Tutlc district showed acu-
witty Phoebe Metals went higher and
closed at 2fia cents Western Nevada
also jumped up two points during the
session.
Silver King has boon on Tor several
DAYS and o. block of 80 shares of stock
was disposed oft for $3.50. Sioux Con
solidatcd remains at &l.32 81. while
Iron Blossom continues 20 jockey with
tho market quotations. n opond at
$3.50. fem Co SAD and closed at 32.-
41ia. Colorado IS slightly higher than
20 has boon Tor many days and tho
stack was remarkably active
on the curb market JIutah Trca-
sun Hin was the strongest stock. To
sold for 90 and I9a cents. Bingham
Central standard was sold at a- cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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MARKETS.

Today's local markets are fairly well
supplied with eatables. The receipts
INCLUDE considerable local celery FOR
which there Ia "a strong and steady de-
mand. with vegetables from southern
california, three cars OF oranges, a
car of bananas. car Of Idaho pota-
toes. etc. There IA slight advance
lu barley which Is used here mostly
FOR horse feed. except what the brew
cries call for. Ina the east barley is
largely used for bread and I'm broth,
as DO is very wholesome. Herring is In
the market now, al i5 cents. but striped
bass IS not 20 be had. As a general
thing. fish are arriving frecr now, az
the stormy conditions that have been
obtaining for 30 long, are easing up.
The following prices are quoted ia the
lnnal markoLa today.
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NEW MILL AT CHERRY CREEK.

H. j.. CallOw has just left Ely for
cherry creek where he viii superin-
tend the erection Of the new min of the
Star Mining company This mill Mr.
Callow expects 10 have in working or
der by tho middle OF April The plant
win have go stamps and is a combina-
ton concentrating plant and cyanide
min capable of handling so TO 80 tons
of ore "a day. Cherry creek promises
To- Doc one of the liyclest camps iu
Nevada during the coming year Many
Of tho properties are being opened up
on q large scale and plenty Of activity
VIII Dee seen.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Feb. S.-Catue-Recelpts. es-
timated at 1900, market steady TO To-.
higher. Beeves. A.Na1Oi Texas steers
2Jd5.10; western steer, aWuo.Wi sloch-
ers and feeders. S.Oab5O. COWS and
heifers. /. $40 a; calves, 5.50U1 %. .
market steady. Lights, 4.9Q6.&i mixed,
G.OOWG.50; heavy, 6.Q5u6So; rough 500
90. good to choice heavy, 6.OHb.uoi
pigs. 4.75n5.lb; bulk of sales. 6.l5m -.
sheep Receipts, estimated at N'N"i
market steady. Native, 33n 5Wi western
3.26Q6.0o. yearlings, 5.Odt 90; lambs ma
tive. J.50H1.a; western, 0.Ilut.ht
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Feb. S-Catuo-Rccipts.
1900. market steady. Native sieers, so
aG. 90: native cowsaud heifers. 2.25 D .55;
-tockers and feeders. 3. s0a5.jO; bulls 300
H4F; calves, S.000f.00i western steers
4.25uG&, western COWS, $4,000
Hogs-Reccipts. 100, market Sc. low
en- Bulk of sales, 5.S0d0 oi heavy, b.atd
G.45. packers and butchers, t0onb4o.
lights. BOA q. 20; pigs, 4.ygao go
shecp-Receipt 1000. market steady.
AIuttona. 4COd5.40; lambs. 6.&uI-4o,
range wethers, 4.0O96.25; fed ewes 800
COO.
Omaha. Feb. S-Cattle-Receipts. 500;
market strong to Toe. higher. Western.
3.5105.JO; Texas steers 3.efa6.QO; range
COWS and hcifers. 2.75d4.s5; Gamers, zoo
calves. 3.tOG7.0o; bulls and stays, 2.75a
Hogs-Recoipts. $500. market o 10 Toe.
lower Heavy. G.1O46.0; mixed 6Q01f8 ";
lights. 5.9oW6. IS. bulk Of sales. $3.50 90.
sheep-Receipts, 2,5oo; market steady
wethers. 4.s505.z5; ewes, 4.1ai.05; lambs.
q. tnqI.iu
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ARE PLEASED WITH ORE.

i1peclai 20 me news.
MI Pleasant, Feb. Joseph Carlson
and three other men who have been do
ing assessment work on claims In the
Frisco mining district. declare that
they have uncovered a vein OF ore that
looks favorable toward carrying a high
grade OF copper, silver and gold. The
vein is more than six feet wide and in
dicati0ns are that st viii improve in
quality as development work advances.
The owners Of the property have taken
steps 10 organize and Incorporate a
company 10 develop the property.
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LATE LOCALS.

Festival Chorus 10 Meet-The Fes-
tiyal chorus will hold "A special meet
ing next Wednesday night at o.
clock
Local Bank Clearings-roday' To-
cal bank clearings amounted TO $685.
711O2, az compared with S764,3S2.6S
for the corresponding day last year.
New Commanders Hero-Ensign
Thomas A. Pitt and wife Of the Saliva
ton Army are now in command OF
the post in this city. They held their
first services here yesterday Mrs. Pitt
win do special evangelical work
among the women I'm the city and cOu-
ty 1ais.
"Sing" \ Decided Succcss-Yester-
days Sunday afternoon sing al the
Y. N. c, A. was one of the best ever
held there Organist Berkholl Of St.
Paurs church was at the organ. and
everybody sang" II, *. Hooper
formerly Of Boston sang a solo. and
G. J. Ncttieton gave violin solo.
Post InstalIs Onicers-The George
r. Maxwell Post. q. A. r. installed
SIS new officers Saturday night. when
Colonel Sterrett. executive director Of
the Forty-third national encampment
made am address on the coming event
IL was decided 10 attend the Lincoln
memorial exercises in tho state armory
newt Friday evening.
Prisoners Attend SeryiCes-The W
/ c. y. L. service la Judge Bowman
/ court room yesterday afternoon for the
benefit of prisoners, was attended by
only a few of the inmates of the jail.
The prisoners did not seem 10 take
kindly 10 religious exercises and only
eight out of twenty-fOur would con-
sent 10 attend the meeting.
Plans Big Building. j. Hough
of Butte. Mont, is Ia town in the in-
tercst of a syndicate which proposes
/ 60 build "a large office structure on
Main street below st. paurs church.
/ Ho expresses himself as much pleased
! with the appearance OF Main street
now that the forest of poles has been
removed
no Hold Annual Meedng-The Vet
crau odd Fellows association OF Utah
win hold its annual meeting next
wednesday night at tho Manitous ho-
tel for which occasion AN elaborate
program De- being prepared. The re-
Cepuon committee De- composed OF
William Gaby j. N. Thomas Edward
| Pearce. r. Alni Capt O.. r.. Barry and
/ Bon p. Rich.
y. NJ q. A. Financial Piun-The Y.
/ 81. a. a. viii try 90 raise $4,000 with
which % square up AN its accounts,
aud leave the association firmly on
| lts feet The amount mentioned I'M
! cludes mortgages. defaulted Interest.
| shrukagc. aud operating deficit for
| 1905 and 1909. A financial crisis cone
| fronts the association through recent
| filing uf foreclosure suits, making
| PROMPT action ON tho part of tho ass
ISOLATION necessary
We're Drinking ou sundaA-William
/ Ntrom, prol riotOr OF saloon at 81
| Commercial street. was arrested early
| sunday morning bv pauolmen Yeagcr
/ ana Eddy. Tho police were informed
! thtt One 'lId' had been pried Of and
] policemen were ut once sent 90 make
au investigation They found two men
orIukug u tla place lt ls said ana
! fr0m Was arrested and taken 10 the
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. Feb. S--Wheat for May deliv-
cry touched new high record mark Tor
the season when Il sold here today at
uih per busheL This point was reach
ed on initial transactions after which
prices eascd on a trife on proht-tahlng.
The bullish sentiment was due 10 an
advance of one pence In the price OF
wheat at Liverpool and 10 predicted
cold wave FOR the winter wheat belt
In this country. large part OF which is
now without snow protection. Prices az
the opening were "a TO Is 20 = higher,
compared with the previous close, May
opening at 1,10S to lllis. During the
early part Of the day May held within
The bulge in wheat caused considcra-
Bile strength In the corn market
May opened = q = higher at G's and
held within that range
NOtWtthstanding the strength OF wheat
ano corn the oats market was barely
steady and dull. May opened "a shade
higher at 81 %G62 and sold al ~
Provisions opened steady, but weak
ened on the liberal stocks Of provisions
In this country. Prices at the opening
we're q shade lower 20 a shade higher.
The opening high point was surpassed
during the last half OF tho day when
May wheat advanced 90 ma on q fresh
burst Of bullish enthusiasm. This high
lever. however was maintained only for
short time, prices declining nearly one
cent in only a few minutes on selling
by a leading holder May dropped back
TO 110h. The market closed about
steady, with May "a higher al llO's a.
1.lOes.
The high point for May corn WAS
reached al ca Tho market closed steady,
with May up = AT 63M063 p.
Wheat-Alay. I l0lsq1 .1oas; July
g7t. sept. 9jat. Dec. 96ia.
Coru-Feb., dO4s; May 639. "a Gifs; July
and sept. 6iis n SIS.
Oats-May, 52ia; July, lCii; sept, eaa
PoTk-NIay 160Ha16.so: July ls.Saa
Lard-May. 9.57ialg. o.: July. 80
Rlbs-May. $50; July S.NN >.9t1a.
Ryc-Cash. rs cents.
Barlcy-Eash, l6i Nav, i'.
Timothy March. $40.
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!. ~ Howell }. W. Nngsbury,
Howell q I<ingsbury. geological, and
mining engineers. Surveyors and Mine
examinations. 40 Atlas Ba'29k, Bell
phone zoos
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THOMAS ALsTON LATE CONT
Recorder. s. T.. County licensed $40
stracer. Real Estate and Loans. No..
Public. NJ West End South. Ind. Phone
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nosroN coppER RANCE.

James a. Pollock & Co, bankers IN
brokers. furnish the fOlloWing' re- e'N.u
over their private wire this afternoon
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HYRUH A SILVER

Foundry md Machine company stock
al 20 cents ON the dollar. Inquire 40l
Scott building.
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"DOLPH' WHITNEY, Stock Broker.
Member S. l.. stock and Mining EN.
a32 Atlas. Bell i7l7.
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VEGETABLES.

Tomatoes per pound ...................2
POTATOES. per peck ..-......- ..-........2 20
California radiEhes.. bunch..........,.s
Parsley. per bunch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Saratoga chips. per pound .............S
Utah new cabbage. per pound........4
Utah carrots, per peck ...............25
California lettuce. two lunches. Is
Canberries. two or.-.........-.......3
T.. sprouts. pound. .....................2
Rhubarb. pound ......... ............17h
Swecd spuds. pound. ..................5
Cucumbers, each....-.-.....-..... 20
Onions, per pound -.................... s
Utah caulihower per pound..-......121s
Green onions, three for .............1O
Artichokes. two for ................,. IS
Celery COCO. ............5c and FOR 10
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FORENOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel 600 at Sc.
Bullock. 1000 az 9ia $500 at 9is . 900
at 9. 5000 az S9t seller 60; 1000 at ga
buyer so. 5000 at St; 1000 at ST. seller
60. 1000 at Sia.
colorado. 1900 al 3O2i5; 100 at 3.O5,
buyer 30.
Carisa, 30 at so.
Col Con- 200 az 80
Crown Point, 300 at 1851
East Tintic Dew. 500 at l5.
Iron Blossom 100 az $50. 100 at 24,ia
1900 az 245.
King William. 1900 at 30
Mason Valley. 100 at 225; 400 a
2.22ia; 100 az 2.20.
New York 100 at 3A. o 900 al a.
Ohio Cop. 200 at 60.
Phoebe Met, 5000 a. 2G 1000 at 20 p
1000 at 2fia.
pIutus. 600 40 20.
s. King Coal 30 at $50
sioux Con. 1O0 at l32lz
Swansea Ext. 10000 at 4. 1900 a'
a.: 1000 at az. seller 60; 5000 az Az
buyer 60
Tintic cent. $500 at IA; 1000 az lfla
buyer 60, m. 500 at lala.
Tintic Comb. 90 at s.. 4 500 at "a.
Uncle SAM 100 at "a 900 at 50.
Utah CON, $500 at IN, 800 at % p.
buyer $50.
Victor 1000 al l1 SELLER 90
West Ncy. 200 at i9. 100 40 go. God
AT 81
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MUS

Almonds. per pound .................25
Waluuts. per pound ..................,25
Pecans per pound .....-..............25
F1lberts, per pound ....--.......,.....25
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Strom. proprietor OF saloon at 81
Commercial street. was arrested early
sunday morning by pauolmeu Yeagcr
ana Eddy. Tho police were informed
thH Cine 'l'd" had been pried Of and
policemen were ut once Heut 90 make
uu t.aHfIDn. They found two men
ar.uNug u tle place lt ls said and
r,rOm "as arrested ana taken 40 the
station. He deposited 500 for Dos ape
uHurauCa Don court
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MEATS AMI POULTRY.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Creamery butter. per pound.
Butter. ranch. per pound. 5000
Eggs. per dozen ....,.................R
cheese. per pound .2O@25
Ranch eggs. per dozen. .45@5o
Nmfcbatel cheese .....................le
PIX cream cheese. two Ibs............2o
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SUGAR AND coFFEE

New York. Feb S-Sugar. raw. easy.
Fair refining. 31f; centrifugal .9G test
$3.50. molasses sugar LW
Refund, quiet Crushed, o.aDi powder
cd. 40. wanulated 50.
Coneo-Stoady. no. Z Rio, stsi No.
Santos. Sas
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FRUIT.

Hawaiian piueapples. each ...........sb
Oranges, per dczen..........l5, 80 40, 50
Lemons. per dozen .....".......,....A
Lines. per 100 ....................... Is
Bananas. Per dozen ...............2O 83o
Apples. per peck ..-...........40c -5oe
Grape fruit each ..................1o
Figs. per pound ......................eS
Dates per pound ....,...............1
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Chicago. Feb SHUTTER Steady.
Creamcrios, GQ2s; dairies, q
EgEs-tlrm. az mark, cases included.
90 1e. nrsts, So. prime nrsts, H
0liH young Americas, l6, long horns,
l6
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-09-20
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable o
Enis County. Greeting:

To the Sheriff or any Constable of
Ellis County. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded al to
summon John Burroughs by maxi
ing publication of this citation once
in each week for four successive
weeks previous TO the return day
hereof, in some newspaper publish
ed in your county, to appear at the
court of Ellis county, to be holden
at the court house thereof, in Wax
ahachie, on the 4th Monday in Sep
tember. A. d., 1909, the same be-
ing the 27th day of September, A,
D.. 1909. then and there to answer
a petition filed in said court on the
2Sth day of August. A. D., 1909, in
a suit, numbered on the docket of
said court No. 1855, wherein l.. r.
Campbell, ct al, are plaintiffs, and
John Burroughs and Mamie Bur-
roughs are defendants, and said Pc
tition alleging in substance that they
are the owners of a part of block
No. IA r. A. of the city of WaXa-
hachie, Ellis county, Texas, and
that defendants claim some inter-
est therein. the extent of which are
not advised. Field notes Of said lot
are fully described in petition on
file Plaintiff prays for title and par
tition of said lot in accordance with
their interest alleged in partition.
Herein fail not, but have before
said court, at its aforesaid next reg
ular term, this writ, with your re-
turn thereon, showing how you
have executed the same.
Witness, AMI Carothers, Clerk
of the District Court OF Ellis Coun-
ty.
Given under my hand and the
seal of said court, at office in Wax
ahachie, this the 2Sth day of Au-
gust, A. D., 1909.
AMI CAROTHERS,
Clerk of the District Court, Ellis
County.
A true copy l certify
w. H. FORBES,
Sheriff Ellis County, Texas.
BY r. H. Hickman, Deputy. m144