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the two politicians, expecting some
comment. The ocsitant Healy looked
out OF the window. into the vast dark
ness brooding over the prairie town.
Jennings sat meditatively pulling nj
his moist mustache. an expression OF
perplexity on his c~ountenance. the
wrinkles Of increasing concentration
of mind gathering on his brow. Pres
entity. without a word. he rose and
left the compartment. When he re-
turned he was treading in his stock
ings. his coat an dwaistcoat and col.
lar had been removed. his suspenders
were hanging at his hips. He was
evidently preparing for his berth.
Baldwin. meanwhile. had pressed a
button, and sent Gentry, the aged
porter, now in white jacket, for his
bag. and laid out on the seat beside
him his pajamas, and a travellers case
filled with silver toilet articles. Jen-
nings lifted his own big valise TO his
knees, and from its depths drew n
bottle. wrapped heavily in a news.
paper. He held one OF the heavy
little glasses under the faucet OF the
w~ater-cooler, and allowed the water
to trickle into IL. Then. peeling back
the paper from his bottle, he took a
long pull from its naked neck and
passed IL TO Baldwin. As he did 80.
his brows still knotted in perplex.
fly. he asked:
"Whatid you say that feller's name
naw?"
Henderson"
Henderson OF Greene, eh?"
Yes"
Jennings threw back his head and
tilted the water. deadly cold from the
Ice n tasting OF smoke. into his
throat. n when he rinsed his mouth,
he said. with the happy expression OF
a man who has resolved a doubt:
"Oah, yes, Joh Henderson OF
Greene. He lived out at Rabb's Cor
ners. Yes. that's him: the governor
printed him public administrator OF
sion"
The train lurched. and Jennings.
bracing himself. wrapped up his bot
Tie and slowed II carefully away In his
Nalise. An d swinging the valise in
one hand and with the other hitching
up his trousers. o beginning to drag
AT his heels. he stepped away in his
s~tockinged feet to his berth.
Baldwin began to wind his watch,
and the Limited. with its three hun
dred ons and its tossing heads full
Of the schemes OF politics. went career
ing away on its paper wheels toward
he capital OF Illinois.
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th.f tD'I message. anf uo gave both
hoses The devil ] mover know th.
legislature fr got sIrl au uuro~eirl
lammiug Zoo uy lfs. ~ vlz lufrageou-
iIr Do HHs 90 r1oi lI. ara
Ought tor rass INTERCEPTED in.
Ming 'apoltiuE tho tr.fe phrase sen.
t~'rfirI.Iy
Hlt nobody heard 20. for whom Hen
t'rfu fr read. fh- rIrr 'Yu. 10 f. o.
breath ard began f1 howl Trnu
both .'isa of Oboe ciru.. r. t-p.r forth
"a r.luor ~ 'Air spclt.r SIR Speak
Dr. until l1 To dim ,..u tIo.n word
r'.r lna' % fH.rn t. II.f that
long, heavy 0 70 THD u., came o,..
nm tTH senate ..r fr.t I.f dom.
t1"'r au.e rri tHl i.r. u.lf.. n
'fn faf' uf 1 great '.ff. rI rr.f.
h'r.I P'f. fhs HN.. rf f.n |H
rle1 urp.r. ard fr.. .tnf.d fr Hr.f
Hf' Ir tl' house frI r.fr ihrm
cauo 'hr 'r0rd 0f .f0fu.r4 frDfn fIr
N.r'''fHI ..TrHr . .n af OFF
Win George Trr-'r. na ,fd uau
o.. tNf ..fI..
t"1rrn point. I n.f r.r ..rs ..r. ..
fr'r" Huf vf paved |u fI.Ir si..
..r ...i fI"r r f.r r..- e.t.f
things 'n fhr GrHi r..u.f OH. b
hH' fi4f nf .rl5 t.ufI r fre trsn
fI'v .....I 'Hr.r rr. .rf.,a
II fff r...ruI.- IH. .f
hlr"H. II G..rs. r. fr. cid
ran f. orr frn .l.If rn
'.'. ... IIls
hi'. DID,. f.. I...
slDs.le I. I". $500. f
" ' '.. H.|
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-
We hne" the veto was coming and
mat the old man would wait until the
iast 10 send IL in. We had a
hundred and one tried and true men
VINO WOULD stick to the end. The hun
urea second was Jim Berry. We
had MS promise. and believed he
would stay In line-though he was
AFRAID OF his constits-for he was
poor and ! n debt.
Judge Hardin cana and ga, bas,do
me that We might check them of FOR
ourselves, and Hen began caIling tho
roll:
".Aiia,,,
".AyoIs
".Arh.,ch,,
..A,a'.
".Anda-o,,,
49,
..ps,u,,
-"
-
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ing. knew that the Bailey bin wa
on its way over from the senate. And
l heard Bill Hill call:
"Mistah ~Speakah.'
At the sound OF that voice the up
roar in the chamber ceased. II be-
came SO still that the silence tingled
like n numbneSs through the body.
stiller than IL had been any time
since nine O'Clock that morning. when
they had paused for the chaplain 20
say his prayer. The gang turned
around and stood motioniess. painting
In its shirt-sleeVes. as though a
fiashlight photograph We're TO be TAX
en-. Halfway down the aisle stood
Hin. You know how he would look
at such n time. in his long black
coat. his wide white shirt bosom with
h big diamond. his rolling collar
and black string tie. and HIS Ions
lack hair falling to his shoulders
You know how he would love such a
mumcnt-and IL was his last chance
that session. He stoodtherc quietly
a whole minute. n then putting a
foot forward. said IN his great bass
voice
MistahSpeakah.'
"bld '/'ko rose and said.
Mr.. Doorkeeper.'
"A message from the senate. bv
its secretary
"A message from the senate by its
secretary, repeated 'Zeke. and then
BIZ had TO give way 20 Sam Pollard,
VINO stepped forth and said:
Mr.. Speaker. l am directed TO n
form the house that the enate has
passed senate bill No. lO6-I never
shall forget the number Of hat bin,
after all the sleepless nights II caused
me, and the anxious mornings sean,
ming the calendar TO see II its black
figures were there-'Senate bill No
log. \ bill for an act 10 amend an &C.
entitled. An act concerning the ever
else cf the right OF eminent domain,
Notwithstanding thee ELECTIONS OF the
governor-you know the lingo.
Then. as the speaker said. The
clerk viii read the message Hen 'Har.
vcy. who was clerk Of tho hous-,
stretched his arm over the narrow
desk and took the file from the page
The old/man was made when he wrote
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and Small Women, -, 10 ard IS yeanL
WITH TvO-PIEcR SKIRT. SQUARE, on
HIGH NICK. PERFORATED FOR TRIM
MING. Win Oh WITHOUT TUNfC.
Girls and small women will surely End
his design o. USEFUL one. II team b. trimmed
20 suggest a tunic and made With square
neck 20 ~ really elaborate IN efcCt and
Appropriate for dances. or the uppeF
trimming can BE- omitted and the mex
made high 20 transform the frock into
q pretty. simple one adapted 20 afternoon
rear. 90. Il r. stIl different effect v vantrd.
10 place 81 the three umes arranged on
The scalopcd outlines. one vide I'm n
lace could b. usrd with Httis punches n
flowers fcstooHing it slightly az the points
rf fhe sCal.0ps. The thrre Treatments
give really three different dresses. Tor ons
dress DIES not in any way suggest the
other. The skirt BE- In two picrcs and Tho
waist is a quite simple one With sleeves
scwci 90 the armhoics while the s~urplos
portions are arranged over a.. In the
Illustration. urssHiirr BE- Trimmed With
irls Of chiffon and with lace on The
waist. Chiffon with the s%urnfice nor
tons oi thr same trimmed With lace
and lace fr'Is ou the skirt would 10
chirmins iu O. somewhat Different way.
For the % year sire. the drrss vii
require sl1 wards Ul material y. a Yards
20 or 80 yauls - inches wide. vi-h ,
yards oi lace \ inches Vilc and a ard
al material 80 inches viic frr the Mating
and yard of ali.ovcr lace ~ inches
wide The width of the skirt az the lower
edge is wards.
lhe pattern -13- +, cu n sizes for mis,rs
OF %. tn and ts yetr-. lf wall b. NAILED
O. any address hv rho Fashion DEPART
mcnt oi this paper, on receipt Ut tea ceutA
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a political Boss.

A young lady reporter on n country
paper was sent out TO interview lead
ing citizens as to their politics.
May / see the gentleman OF the
house," she asked OF a large woman
Who opened the door at n residence.
No you can't" answered the
woman de~cisively.
But ] want to know what party he
belongs to- pleaded the girl.
We'll take a good look at me-" she
said s'erulv I'm the party he be-
longs tO."-Judge.
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I.. r'I man efrairEhfrreG orf DIE
'.rr Ifrk nrure. and frer a.Il.r'.
N. t.frUd and looked mr Ir tho owes
Urf baldwin. Do hnIH. come
here insf January ar honest man. and
f. MORROW Urn l..r' frrk. back fl old
'.r.rr H. In.t fH ut people back fl
.NHf rUrHu nr Them children rr.
'.I' ISL u hr EIir.. fhr word Iga'd.
win TIM rHIu' hH.t nr honest mon
Hfulfrr'n o. Greene" U.ra
tUrs called ard fhe ufr man sfaI.rI
INTO fhr r0rr.1rr and th.rfrrrf $50.
Ir r truwr.f note
Tho l1hhIef ceased Tho train had
stopped ~ Chonoa. md they could
hear Tho BREATHING OF The ereinc.
Ircath'nr aa n ii,ing thing whom 70
rnata Tho noise ceased presently.
and fhn silence o. fhe vide countr
r'ehf enerri rhcy hcrrf only tho
uof"e 'tat camo from ,Ic throats of
frogs and t.o |stridulouf drummins off
tuo chiCksdco BALDWIN looked az
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c. E. oSTERLOH, AUCTIONEER. RES
idence. 634 S. Main. Wasatch 1924 w.
nd85
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CHINESE HERBS

L. sU WOO, ll6 SO. MAIN. 2ND FLOOR.
cures diseases with celebrated Chinese
remedies Consultation free n1Sl
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MONUMENTS, TOMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM r.
Mckenzie Display yards, 442 S. State.
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z. G.. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer has moved TO new location.
225-227 South West Temple street. Realty
bldg. Phone $50 o3399
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WHEAT EASES Up
ON LOWER CABLES
Favorable Weather Gives Ad-
ditional Help to Bears; Corn
and Oats Weak.

CHICAGO, May 14-Rains which
the spring and winter belts knocked the
support today from under wheat Texas
requests for bids on new shipments In
July accelerated the smash. The mar
Ret closed heavy, at a net loss OF &c TO
s9sc Corn was off s@ic TO &c. and
oats down &c to t@sc. In provisions,
the outcome was 23c TO 121c gain.
fact that each day the country has been
ting, and that the chances Of accident
TO the crop had been greatly reduced
In addition cables were lower and L.iv-
ernool sent word OF Increased Canadian
offerings on a cut-price basis
Temporary upturns were brought
about in wheat owing to the lightness
OF receipts at leading terminals and be-
cause OF talk that moisture in the south
west had been excessive, There were
also assertions Of export sales at Baltl-
the market found Itself without any prop.
General liquidation which developed was
In rapid progress In the final hour, es-
pecially on the part OF spectators who
were loaded with old wheat
Primary receipts of wheat were $4,000
bushels. against $4,000 bushels a year
ago. Seaboard clcarances OF wheat and
flour equaled 726. 600 bushels.
decided looseninE UP OF the otter-
ings by country owners weakened corn.
The rains were, said TO have given the
crop on the whole good start. The vet
map proved too much also for the bulls
In oatB.
Provisions worked higher, Influenced
by an advance at the yards. PACKERS
completed actively for relief.
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s. d. EVANS. UNDERTAKEN, EN-
balmer. Mortuary chapel 4S s. State.
Automobile service u desired without
additional expense. Was 364 b2tS
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, May 14::-F1our-Quist.,
whest-spot easy; No. red, 81 Is
c. /. T. New York. s1.14 adoat. nominal
No. | northern Duluth. asic T. o. b. efoat
ingg, but broke IN the afternoon under
bearish crop news and a light export
trade May, ossc. July 96 5-1sc; septem-
ber 9a3c.
Hops-Quiet.
Pctroleum-Firm: refined New York
bnIlk $500: barrels $50 cases. S11.o0.
Wool-Steady.
H2Ssc; centrifugal S.3o@3. 35c: molasses
sugar. 2.5o62.5sc; refined, steady.
Hides-Fir7n.
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Coffee Futures.

NEW YORK. May l4,-Coffee futures
opened steady at unchanged prices to a
decline Of points under foreign selling
European cables. Continued support of
the near months by the recent buyers and
further covering rallied the market to
a shade over the closing prices OF last
night. but the closing cables showed no
Improvement abroad and local offerings
became heavier in the late trading The
close was barely steady. Sales, 6700o
bags. May and July, l1.25c:. September
and October. 11.41c: December. 11.42c;
January, 1.43c; March, 1t.46c.
No 4, i3s1iSac. Mid. dull Cordova,
14k6I7c.
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CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO.. 62 SO. MAIN
ct, Phone 1o6. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. n1s39
THE LEADING FLORIST, w. w. KING.
IA z. End 90. Phone 81. rel
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago,

CHICAGO. May Misunderstanding,
90 O0n head market, strong. sc to l0c
higher. Bulk OF sales. IS 1903. 90; light,
ss,35@s. co; mixed, So s,2o@S.60; heavy,
IS. 0odS 55 rough. So. o0@s.2c: pigs. Sc. 80
as 40.
10 l5c higher. Beeves, s7-oo@9 90; Texas
steers, Sc. .756 az 10; western steers 81 90
mS,l5: stockers and feeders So. .S54I 80
COVE and heifers. 50 s5@7 80; calves. S6.5O
Sheep-Receipts. $1,000; market. mostly
1oc higher. Native, IS 9O@7 90. western
So 1907 10; yearlings. SO. 0o@I 10; lambs
native. SO 50@S. 20: western, S6.T56S 05
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KansaS City.

KANSAS CITY. May l4.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000; market. strong to 1oo high
steers. ss;oo97.7S southern cows and and
heifers.. 81. .b0@8, 40; stockers and feeders
&c |606S 10; bulls, So rs @7 80; calves, s6 80
6l0 DO, western steers. 81 .00@s. 40; west
ern cows. t.bO@T 26.
1Oc higher. Bulk OF sales. $s.3098. Is
SIS So@s.45; light. So. S5@s.5o: pigs. $s 7S
Sheep-Receipts 5000 market. strone
to iOc higher. Muttons, So. 00@6 80, Colo,
rado lambs. s70o@S.4o range wethors
and yearlings. s5.35@7. So. range ewes
| So ,0096.25.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK, May 14.-Money on call,
steady; 2393 per cent; ruling rate, %
per cent; closing bid, % per cent: offered
at 2g per cent.
Time loans. steady; sixty days, 33@)7
per cent: ninety days, 3i@4 per cent; six
months, 4t@4s per cent.
Close:
Prime mercantile paper, 6t@55 per
cent
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual
business In bankers bills at sd.s3 for six
ty-day bills and at s4.Se85 for demand
Commercial bills, si,821,
Bar silver. Gle
Mexican dollars. 4Sc
Government bonds, steady.
Railroad bonds. easy.
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RRoADAN WALL.

1, YORK, May 14.-Transsace,OIn,Hr t,oI,roe q, .
.,s siTsss, Tpsrsos,sssioi1al sS and not enlish'eh'nS
'',Sasa ,SSamsaasamatcd copper rsBSssf s1Its earns T@s
sysd disappointment =, "tfn ihe stock
dsiSsnds at the rate as1. Of Is oeIpeecdlng psa
sj for surplus account; oognar,erly hye state
bsf company dncTssse In lis Of ssss. 900 in
Z showed as q Compared Compared with this pc;
earnngs' so 90 The Ray Consolidated
year year ago; awgonths ending in March on
|he three ss showed showed considerable en-, en-,
contIsr ~ output. with net proht
" ne,n ,nnnarter OF sssS: 600. ,,,e,r
4 es 4airoads formally pre;Sentsas ;nGres Sc 'heln In
LIon .tss ~, to the interstate commeLSe
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL SToCkHoLD-
ERS' MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders OF the Nc
Donald Elv Copper company will be held
at the office Of the company. room 91S
on the 22nd day of May, 1919. at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock q. III OF that day, for
the purpose OF ratifying the action OF
the board of directors In passing the
following resolution.
''Resofved. That each and all of the
$50 bonds OF this company authorized TO
be issued under date of November 18th.
1912, may, at the option OF the holder
thereof be redeemable In stock OF this
company now remaining In its treasury
or before the 18th day OF November. a. D.
1914"
Dated this 9Th day Of May. A. D. 1913.
BY order OF the boa rd OF directors
ENOS A, WALL, President.
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Turn Is Expected.

The bringing of a new plan for financ-
Ing the New York Central, Lake Shore
and others Of the Vanderbilt group is be
leved to Indicate that leading bankers
see a turn In the bond market, although
this may be g. little way ahead.
There were no further shipments OF
gold announced and exchange yates broke
sharply Call money was just trltIe
firmer. with renewals at per cent
The stock exchange has decided TO close
on May 81, thus giving market hon-
day from Thursday to Monday, Many
brokers would be glad OF an excuse 10
prolong the vacation. as the commission ,
business is absolutely at standstlll. Inc
street does not expect any improvement,
in business until next Week When lne
derree Of success achieved by the New
@ York city loan here and the Chinese loan
in Europe may be incentives for some
little speculative activity.
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Treasury Report.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-The cond-
ton Of the United States treasury at the
beginning Of business today was:
Working balance .,..,.......,,S 65,5S3, 133
In banks and Philippine treas
Qry -s~s.,e"-s-.., ff,S0t,Voo
Total of general fund . 1876, ,S3s. $50
Receipts yesterday ...., 2,4o9. .023
Disbursements .... ......s... 3:331. SIS
The surplus this fiscal years lie $685.
739, as against a deficit of $14, 406. .74s last
year.
The figures for receipts, disbursements,
surplus and deficit exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
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DIED


BRIGHTMAN-At 1880 South Eleventh
East, May IL. 1913. OF general debility,
John Brightman, ged - years. Funeral
services will be held at the Sugar House
Friends Invited. lnterment IN Mil Creek
cemetery.
TERRY-In this city. May 13 1913, Louis
Lyman Terry, In his ffty-flfth year.
Funeral services will be held from the
residence, 1928 East South Temple street.
Friday, May 16. at 3 p. m. Friends may
view the remains at the residence be-
tween the hour OF ? and 3. Interment
private.
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA, May 14.-Cattle-Re-
celpts, $500; market, higher. Native steers.
western steers. s6, 1908 90: Texas steers,
Sc O0@7 60 cows and helfers. s5 oo@7 IS
calves, 81 00G10 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000; market. higher.
light. ss2o@s. 80: pigs. $7.oo@s. co.; bull;
OF sales, sS,lb@s.2 %.
shoep-Receipts, 5000; market. steady
z 90; lambs, 81. Q06iS, 40.
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wheat-No Q red. sto4,f91.o5; No red sScd
81 oo No. 2 hard, el992c; No. hard 9oGelc
No northern. s76s9c No. . spring. SeT9oc
No sprins, S75a9c; No Z spring. soTSSc; velvet
cbaff, se6e2c. durun o29oso.
Corn-No Q 55A65sNo. no. While, baK n
5sNc; No ? yellow ssis657c; No 9. S6I; g5so
No white. 5ac; No. yollow. 5sTSsHc; No =
lYdS6tc: No. white. 5Iisd5;c; No yellow.
65h66t1c. ,, =.
wbito ssE837o; s,andard. SsMT5sise.
Ryo-So. .. SEC.
Parley-lTTs7c
Timothy-s2S5a5.sb.
Clover-Nominoi.
Fork--sie.60.
Lord-sIl. .oodli.oaii.
Ribs-sii 256n sTii.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. May 14.-Butter-Firm;
EggsEUusettled, receipts a,ss5 cases:
at mark. cases Included, 17@1sc; ordI-
nary firsts 17tc. frsts. issc.
C,heese-Irreeular; daisies, 1339l3sc;
long horns, 133mI3sc; twins, 12l6127c
Yomne Americas, 14614Ac,
Potatoes-Unchange
Poultry-Firm: chickens, alive, lSsci
springs. alive. 165c
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i LITTLE CHANGE
m METAL MARKETS
|pper, Lead and Silver Are
Quoted at the Same
Old Prices.

<><=5sts1-JS st-t-s -
NV YORK, May 1s.-Copper-Firm;
'6srd and May, sl5,S9 offered June
JuIy, $3.50 offered electrolyticc,
s7GiS.oo: lake, $500: casting, Slsss2.
In-Weak; spot and May, as. Log
q: June. s!s.2S@4S.I5, july saG'9W
$3.50 bid.
oeIter--Dull; s5.+6@5.55.
nfinony-Dull, Cookson's. S.i5@9.oo.
and unchanged.
<Doris OF copper this month, ltios
don copper, easy. spot, $50 lis 3D.;
Iros E69 los.
cndon tin, weak: spot. s22s; futures.
b 10s.
ondon lead, els los.
ondon spelter. ELS os.
ondon IRON Cleveland warrants. 7os.
Closing Stock List.
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Flax. Oats and RIVE.

MINNEAPOLIS. May 14.-Flour. first
patents, S46o04.S5; second patents, 1925
@4.so; first clears, s3.3o@37o: second
clears. s2,S0m3.20,
Bran. SlG.00317.0o.
No. 3 yellow corn, 5S@bSac-
Mo- white oats. S43@35c.
No. 9 rye, SO M5Ssc,
Flax. S1.29.
Barley. 1860.
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT ASSESS
MENT NO. 8.

Abraham Irrigation company. principal
place of business. 361 South Main street.
Salt Lake City. Utah,
Notice-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account of
assessment No. 8, levied on the 1st day
OF March. 1918. the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
sba reholders as follows:
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Clark Metal Tie & Rail
Co. Will be held at the company's office.
s25 kearns building, on Saturday, May
oath, at . o'clock p. m. for the election
of a board OF directors and for the trans
action OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
(Signed) JOHN w. CLARK, JR,
President.
Attest: IT, L. Cummings. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, May 10th. 1919, b1o26
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Chesapeake Is Firm.

CHeSdpeake is flrm.
Canadian Pacific was weak and sold at
23Ta, with many orders from Montreal
and Berlin. Reading and Lehlgh Valley
lost point or more and Pennsylvania
made a new low figure at 110i
Chesapeake & Ohio was firm on the
expectation that the dividend rate OF 5
per cent will remain unchanged at to.
morrow's meeting. New Haven moved
narrow fractions on tho belief that the
reduction In the dividend rates which Is
expected to take place at tomorrow's
meeting from to per cent had been
discounted.
Wabash common and preferred fell TO
tho lowest prlces on record for these
shares, and the per cent bonds we're
syrnpa theticaily weak on the runiors that a
the reorganization plan VIII shortly De
brought out, calling for a $40 assessment
on both classes OF stock,
Foreign markets we're dull and easier.
There was little trading for London &C
count and that was on the selling sloe.
1t IS announced that the new loan OF the
Chinese government for Sl2os 600 VIII
be issued IN Europe next week., the IN
terest TO be 8 per cent and the issue
price 30.
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OREGON SHORT LINE TIME CARD.

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NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the Black Pine
NJ. & M. Co. will be held at the yelling
ton hotel at p. m. for election OF offl-
GERS and other business which may come
before the meeting,
j. +. KIEIIM. Secretary.