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2 sum of $372.43, the price being the cost of lumber plus freight. We were compelled in settlement to give Mr Kuhn the right to remain upon his present location until such time as the land now occupied by the store building is needed by the railroad for townsite purposes, and agreed to give him sixty days notice of such requirement. He is to pay ground rental of ten dollars per month commencing March 16th, during his occupancy. HAY A H D GEA II. The hay, grain, lumber and butcher shop together with the large 30 x 56 tent in which feed was stored was sold to Walter Bracken and J. W. Tuck at cost, price plus commercial freight to Las Vegan, less an allowance of $184.00, making total amount paid $2800.00. In arriving at the value of the butcher shop we used cost price of lumber plus freight, charging nothing for the erection of the shop. Three cars of hay arrived after the inventory was taken. One car we sold to E W Clark & Co at cost plus freight, one car we turned over to Bracken & Tuck on consignment to be paid for in thirty days, and the other car was turned over to A. Lv Jones, Division Engineer, for company use. ^Istauraht. The receipts from the restaurant during the month of February had been considered by Dr Bracken as belonging to him and to the Chinaman, OngLoy, jointly , but on the ground'that this restaurant was erected at the company’s expense and furnished by them, and further more than Bracken and Loy were company employes, we insisted that the net receipts belonged to the company up to the time the inventory was taken and we collected, as being the net receipts to the time the inventory was made, $362.88 from Dr Bracken. The value of the restaurant building on basis of cost of lumber plus freight we agreed upon as being $136.00, and the value of equip­ment and supplies in th8 restaurant at the time of the inventory was $201.81, making total of $387.81. As Loy received no pay during February ana was not on the rolls during March we made him an allowance