Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-03-09 | Page 13 | North Salt Lake Livestock Market

flTfl SILT LIE LIVESTOCK MARKET Special to The Tribune. XORTIT SALT LAKR, March 8. Cattle Cat-tle Receipts. 9i: market steadv; . choice steers, SlO.OUft 10.75; nood steers, 'i.OHfw 10.00; fair steers. $7,505(8.2:'; choice cows and heavy heifers, S7.50TiS.25; fair to Kood cows and heifers, $7. Oof 7.50: cutters, $5.5n 5? 15.25; canners, 55.(104 5.50: fat bulls, $6.75 (5 7.50; bologna bulls, $(i.00i 6.50. Hogs Heeeiots, '112; market steadv; choice fat hotia, 175 to 250 pounds, 1C.S5; mixed fat hogs, 160 pounds and up, $16.25 &!(. 50. Sbeep Receipts, 0S9: market steady; choice (train fed lambs. $15.00T5.50; choice yearling wethers, $11. 50 12.5i- fat wethers, $10. 50(y 11.50; fat ewes, S9. 50 10.00. JOHN JL SCHELIN DIES FROM BURNS Ogden Resident for Thirty-three Thirty-three Years, and Active in Mormon Church. Special to The Tribune. OGDEN, March S. John A. Schelin died at the Dee hospital at 4 o'clock this morning as a result of burns yesterday morning, when he attempted to start a fire wtih gasoline, believed to be kerosene. kero-sene. In the accident, Mr. Schelin was burned about the lace, arms, shoulder and the upper part of the body. Mr. Schelin was born in Sweden, September Sep-tember 21, lSSfi, and came to Ogden in 1SS5. He lived at Huntsville for a short time, where he engaged in blacksmithing. Later he moved to Ogden, where for twenty-six years he was employed, as a blacksmith in the Southern Pacific shops. He was an active worker in the Eleventh ward Sunday school of the Mormon chu rch. He is survived by his widow, one daughter and five sons. The time and p ft tVio ""'neral had not been determined de-termined tonight.