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Pin, Tape, and other Worms

lurking IN the system OF 80 nanNul"uSandS,
arc cilectuaily destroyed and rcihSed. No
system Of medicine, no rcrniiuges, no an
thelminitics will free the system from worms
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The propcriiaS Of DE. MAKERS
No Person car take these BittprS

ACCORDING 10 d.rCctiOuS. and rcmIm long
unwcll. provided their bones are not de
slroycd 10y mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
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for the North and the South.
Sectional PrJudicts must be CcsirCyed, or
true Natioadi P0triO' ism riH
cease 10 east.
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FGrtiiy the body against disease

ny pUrilIlng aII is lIuIds with NlNEGAE
BIrrEES. No epidemic can take hold
of SNStCm tnnS fnrr -armcl.
The New York herald., 1875-03-19

There were beVeral CUInlng2 KOlnR3
I'm nal action was taken and any special action was
adopted by the committee.
z. WHAT was the nnal action OF the committeei
A. 1t would be better for me not 10 answer that
question until can produce the minutes; Will
bring them in the morning
Q. Did you have any conversation with Mr.. West
In regard to these charges, and did you try 10
dIssuade him from pr scouting themY A. did,
SIR, because regarded them as incomplete; there
were irregularities IN them.
q. Point out 10 me wnat you regarded as lncom-
pleteS (Mr. Fullerton handed witness book contain
ing portion OF the printed West charges.) LOOK
at the charges presented at the meeting OF June
20 and point out wherein they are incomplete;
wherein the irregularities occur, and how they
were nuaily laid before the committeef A. There
is not half the matter contained In the charges
strip Of prlEted matter attached 10 them.
q. Will you point out any imperlectlons In that
part A. cannot point ont the imperiections
Q. Well, point out 10 the Jury in that which !
have shown you where the imperlections were
A. DO not know that am able at this moment
to point out Irregularities from this.
q. What became OF the charges as fnally
amended ana presented to the committe 4. I
DO you mean Y hat action was taken upon them
saEARAAN MAD AGAIN.
Alter half-past three q queer oull.te rrier fight
was started by Mr.. Shearman, who said that kr.
Fullerton was insulting the witness, Halliday.
'An I" said Mr.. Fullerton, brother snearman IL
nervous. He can't help It,"
shearman kept up o running nght, but the wit.
ues5 ulusch kIlHiiJ kIiAucuy iot kctLuk tuns ho
was being protected. Fullerton showed wonder
ful tenacity OF good humor yesterday all day.
In few minutes Shearman said Fullefton's
questions were 'traps" and ingenious"
'Not half 30 Ingenious" said Beach, "as your
way OF instructing your witness how TO answer"
~ accept the tribute" said snearman, rising and
smiling.
''You deserve It," said Beach.
Q, Look at the paper now shown you and say
what 1t is. A. II is a copy OF part oi the west
charges; I am sure tlat IL is not ihe original;
thiu. that is in the handwritnR OF the clera OF
Piymouta church.
0. I0en you can point out the imperiectionsf
A. No, SIR, because IL Is not the original paper
q. l. 1t correct copy' A cannot say without
consulting the Original; cannot say that IT IS
copy OF the original c0arRes with the tnird speci
lcations, without consulting the original: am
not certain can point out III that copy the imper-
iecuons; have conveyed lacts mean 10 state !
there mist not ony De speci1cations, put Wit
nessesj Mr.. West never verified his charges In
any way anu on tnese grounds demurred.
Y Diun't you say you regarded tue charges
imperleeti A. meant the waols proceeding.
e Turn 10 the tnlrd speeneatlon and eW
waetosr the namss Of Witnesses ere not eleeA
The New York herald., 1875-03-19

Eyes; and only gave me an old blanket 70 Keep
warm wltn."
''Can you identify the Indians who made the ~
tack on your lamtly w
81 nave seen them all fifty times since and ca
tell them a.n
''How many OF them was there ~
seventeen men and two squaws."
"Have you seen the squaw that hit your latnet
with an axe slnce2 ~
''Ony Once.n
''Was Medicine Wafer one OF the war party ?"
''he seemed TO be the leader.n
"Dld they scalp all the family after they werS
killed 7"
"All except Johanna She had been sick and
her hair was very short"
'.How was Sophia treated after she left youY'
'From what she tells me she had q much easier
time tnan had. She was only whipped once OF
twice, ana did not nave to carry so much wood
and water"
Where win you go, now that you are rescued
from the Indians ?n
IL don't know yet," she replied. al would prefer
to remain here rather than go back to Georgia.
II Sophia and can get a good school education
here would rather stav here than 90 anywhere
they are so good to me.n
The New York herald., 1875-03-19
DON'T LOCK THE DOORS.

To TUE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The authorities Of Trinity chapel make prac-
tice alter the service has begun to lock the
entrance door on Twenty-sixth street. II those
who enter that way desire Tor any cause to leave
the building they must pass down the aisle-about
200 feet to the lront-n face Of all the congrega-
ton and absolutely disturbing the worship, as
well as their own equanlmity. few sundays ago
q venerable lady, evidently quite in1rm, who had
come In at the Twenty.sixtn street door and
taken seat near 1t, was seized with Ut OF
coughing, and endeavored to leave by the door
sne had entered; but, 1t being locked, she was
Obliged to totter down the long aisle, coughing by
the way, and had scarcely strength to reach the
front door. Now, there Is no good reason why all
the avenues by winch To enter the building should
not remain open Tor any exigency requiring
persons 10 leave, and there are frequent causes
Tor such leaving. Let one OF the deputy sections
be placed at the door to see that 1t Is properly
attended TO, but don't lock and close IL against
any requirement for egress. A CHUkCHMAN.
The New York herald., 1875-03-19
AQUATIC.

novel proposition TO the Board OF Edu-
cation Is that made by MIR. Henry Y. Jarrett. Of
Booths Theatre. Tor a grand regatta, in which
the boys Of the public schools OF this city are to be
contestants. The proposition Is that from all
tne pubic schools twelve crews be selected,
to race Ior q handsome set OF colors IKE
those rowed for by the American college
crews TINS set OF 1ags becomes the property OF
the school 70 whicn the boys OF the winning crew
belong and as still Iurther reward lof the win
ners each member OF 1t Will be presented with a
drst class steamer passage 70 London, nave all
expenses paid ourlng brief stay IN the BRUSH
metropolis and q Tree passage home. Inc ex.
penses OF O guardian TO accompany the boys WIZ
also be betrayed by Mr.. Jarrett. Ihe regatta II
toe committee OF the Board OF Education accept
tne propogt on should pe rOwed On tue harlem
or hudson River, so as to anora the lrlenus Oh tne
contestants an opportunity OF witnessing tue skill
OF the young s,Hasns W me hsaltaAui sxssoass oI
ROWING
The New York herald., 1875-03-19
THE FIGHTING FREEHOLDERS.

THE MOST scANDALoUs EXHIBITION OF THD
tanned.
The meeting OF the Board OF Chosen Freeholders,
at Jersey City yesterday, was, beyond all ques-
ton, the liveliest of the whole year. Alter the
usual routine business was transacted the report
Of the Penitentiary Committee on the lnvestiga-
tion OF charges against Warden Post was pre-.
sented. These charges were published exclusively
in the HERALD week ago. The report embodied
the testimony OF all the keepers, five OF whom
swore Post sold them three bottles OF whiskey
and portion Of bottle, for which the sum Of
sixty cents was paid. 1t was also proved that
Keeper McQuade was not intoxicated as charged
by Post but tnat the charge was part OF conspir-
acy to nave McQuade removed. DR.. Ecdy the
attendant hyslcian at the Lunatic Asylum, testi.
ned that he administered morphine TO McQuade
tor O lung disease that this would account for mis-
apparent stupidity. The majority OF The committee
recommended that the services or McQuade 70
dispensed with.
Mr. Young on the other hand, moved that Post
be relieved from the responsibility OF ma talnlng
tlon The following members voted In favor oil the
continuance OF the barroom :-Messrs. COX,
Leitz, Meinken, 0'Rellly Run, Stuhr, wInges and
Young The lastnamed gentleman changed ms
vote lor the purpose OF moving Recommendation;
ana the vote standing IA to IA the motion 10 eXpel
Post was lost. After q most exciting debate the
subject was disposed or by the appointment o.
Messrs Young, O'Reilly and Stuhr, with the Chair.
man OF the Board added, to IN vestleate the
charges and report next Thursday at meeting
OF the Board.
Then ensued a scene OF wild excitement, which
at one time 1t was supposed woud resui.
In regular melee. Mr.. Winges had leei beeu
and ne held Mr.. wickham, the Chair
oT the Inc IN tie EHhsS
last week. Accordingly ne presented llst oi
charges setting Tor Lh that Mr.. WIcxham was guilty
OF offences, in his capacity as public officer.
that demanded MS removal from the committee.
Several members sprang to their feet at tne
same time in defence OF Wlckham While Winges
qualed be ore the storm Of angry gesture re
had to encounter. Nothing more. scandalous N
puolic body was ever Known In Jersey Olty tnan
the recriminGtions which followed. Messrs Giosor
and Joyce spoke up boldly for Wtckham, the latter
declaring tnat only the State Prison could wips
out the outrage No sooner had the Board ad
journed that Mr.. Wickham went before Justice
DAVIS and made an affidavit denying the charges
against him. He intends TO bring the case before
the next Grand Jury. The term Tor winch this
Board OF Freenolders was elected VIII expire thla
month. Owing to the bold attitude or Mr.. Wick.
ham 10 favor oi reform In the public institutions
he has incurred the hostility OF O class that had
been enjoying comfortable sinecures.
The New York herald., 1875-03-19
SOROSGS ANNIVERSARY FEAST.

The annual dinner OF Soro5is took place at Del.
monlco's on Monday, March 10. Inc dinner wac
served a Ia Russo and occupied two hours. The
tables were dressed with Gowers, aud each LADY
had bouquet by her plate. speeches were made
ana toasts given oy the new President, Mrs. J. u
Croicyj the retiring President, Rev. Phepe Han.
naordi MISS Josephine Pollard, Mrs. L. u. blakA
Rev. Caroltae seule, Alss Augusta Larnsd apd
obherA
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Dividend Notice.

nFFrCE OF THE ALPS MINING CoMPA-
" ny. Room 20 stevenson's Building, San
Francisco. june Esd, 1876. At . meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees Of the above named Company
STOCK Dividend Of forty per cent, or Forty
shares to each Ono Hundred Shares, was this
osy declared, payable Immediately.
je0 o. b. SQUIRE, 5ecretary.
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LEGAL.
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court In and Tor me
County Of lincoln, State OF Nevada, and to NE
directed and delivered, for Judgment ten,
dered In aid Court, on the siItee MN Gay o.
June, A. d. 1875, In favor OF Floral springs
Water Company, and against the Washington
and Creole Mining Company, Tor inc sum o.
eight hundred and twelve 5l-1OO goiu com ooi-
lars debt, together with 70 7o-lOO geo con- oul-
lara Tar costs, and all accruing costs ana inter
est. have levied on the following properly 70
wit:
One building on the old or Lower works OF
said Company, size 30x60, wing lzrIO, one
blacksmith shop. I engine and boiier. fees
400 feet manila rope. wooden paese,s, Puis,
leys, No. 6 Sturteyant blower with betting ana
pulleys complete. large. tank zinc ineo, oAIZ'
one stable 8 large iron pulleys, and All ma.
chinery in place; also the mine, consisting OF
1900 feet Of mining ground. and All shhI.s,
drifts, slopes and wines appurtenent thereto.
have also levied upop the mine known as the
Mszeppa or new Washington and creole mine,
consisting Of about 600 feet, together WIN the
house situate on tho same, size 2oxO ieet,
boiler and engine. reel, 400 feet steei "lre
rope, iron buckets, 3 large water TANKS one
stable and coal shed and all machinery IN place,
together with about 60 feet railroad trsck. -
feet Of chute, ore dump and platform. nave
also levied upon said cnmpany's once stnate oh
Meadow Valley street between Pioehe SomPs
nys once and A. Bsrbers private residence
size Of lot IS feet front: house containing pee
| rooms. bath room, kitchen, dining room'
| office. All of said property is situate about
| mile routh Of Courthouse, In Ely mining DIS
| trict, Lincoln County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, the Goth day of August.
| A. ID. 1875,
At the front door Of Court house. in said county
will sell all the right. title and interest OF SAL
| Washington and Creole Mining Company In an,
| to the above described property. at IL o'cloc
m, at public auction. for cash in hand, to tn
| highest and best bidder. to satisfy said ezecu
| tion and all costs.
Dated Phoebe, August 9, 1870;
By @. BmDsAIL, Deputy Sheriff
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
IL ont Of the District Court In and for the
Countv of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered. for Judgment rendered
IN ssia Court on the Sixteenth day Of June. A.
n. 1875. in favor OF James Pierson, and against
the washington and Creole Mining Company,
for the sum of six hundred and forty-five 75.100
gold coin dollars, debt, together with STA gold
coin dollars, tax costs, and all sccrung costs
and interest, I have levied on the following
property, TO wit:
one 6nildipg on the old or Lower works of
Warrington and Creole Mining Company, size
sOI6O wing l2x2O, one blacksmith shop, en-
CINE and boiler, reels. 400 feet manila rope, 3
wooden buckets pulleys, No. sturtevant
blower with betting and pulleys complete,
large tank, zinc lined, sxl2; one stable, three
large iron pulleys and all machinery in place;
also the mine, consisting OF about 1900 feet OF
| mining ground, and all shafts, drifts. slopes
| and wines appurtenant thereto. l have also
| levied upon the mine known as the Mszeppa, or
new Washington and Creole mine, consisting Of
about 600 feet, together with the house situate
on the same, size 20x30 feet; one engine and
boiler, reel. 400 feet steel wire rope, iron
buckets, large water tanks, one coal shed and
all machinery in place, together with about 90
feet railroad track, 80 feet chute, ore dump and
platform. have also levied upon said compa-
ny's office situate on Mesdow Valley street, be-
tween Phoebe Company's ONCE and A. BARRIERS
private residence; size of lot rs feet front
house containing bed rooms, one bath room
l kitchen, dining room, office. All OF said
property situate about y mile south Of Court
house. In Ely Mining District, Lincoln County
| Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Thursday, the 26th day OF August,
A. ID. 1875,
At the front door Of the Courthouse, in sale
County I will sell all the right, title and inter
| est Of md Warrington and Creole Mining Com
| psny IN and to the above described property. a
| IL O'clock M, at public auction, for cash II
hand. TO the highest and best bidder, to satisf!
| said execution and all costs.
| Dated Phoebe, August Q, 1875.
A. FIFE, sheriff,
| By G. BIRpsALL, Deputy Sheriff
| au3-td
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THE CO.PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Elk.
listing under the name and style Of II. j.
Booth 4 Co. expired on the 9Th day Of June.
1875, by the Withdrawal Of h. ]. Booth. The
business will be carried on by the undersigned.
their successors, at the same place, under the
name and style Of Prescott. scett Co., who
assume all the liabilities Of the late frm and to
whom all outstanding accounts will be paid
GEO. W. PRESCOTT,
IRVING NJ. SCOTT,
June, 10. 1875 HENRY r. SCOTT.
Having sold out my interest in the firm of H.
J. Booth & Co., / ask for my successors con-
tinusnce Of the liberal patronage 80 long e1.
tended to the old firm. Messrs. Prescott, Scott
90. will pay all debts Of the late Arm, and
collect all outstanding accounts.
je2A-2w II. j. boOIh.
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FOR SALE.

A HALF INTEREST IN FIRST-CLASs
n SALOON, situate d on Main street, In.
Guiding fhe Building. Bar Fixtures. Glassware,
Tables, Chairs, &c. Included In the above is
No. l Fire-proof Cellar convenient to the
Saloon.
Also Two Houses and Lot 25 feet front by rs
feet deep, on Lacour street, one being newly
furnished, with everything In fire order and
combining every convenience. Both buildings
adjoin each other.
Apply for terms, &C.. to the RECORD Business
Once, Taconr street. jyl6u
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE 49,
I'D 6UED out Of the District Court In and
forthe county Of Lincoln, and to me delivered for
. Judgment rendered In said Court on the Path
day Of February, A. d. 1874, in favor Of Frank
Wheeler ct al, and against the Floral Mill and
Mining Co. for the sum of S766 30-l00 with costs,
interest and aecruing costs; and also under q
supplemental order Of said Court Judgment was
rendered In said Court In favor Of Wheeler and
Arnold and against said Mill and Mining Com
psny for the sum Of 81 900. making the amount Of
Judgment ST. 7G6 80 100, with interest costs and
accruing costs In U. 8. gold coin; and also for a
Judgment rendered In said Court on same day In
favor Of J. J Ha'pin Co. and against said Mill
and Mining Company for the sum Of 81. 66a g.
100 and interest. with costs and accruing costs
In U. g. gold coin; and also for judgment rem
dered In said Court on same day, in favor Of J.
Eisenman Co. and against said Mill and Min.
ing Company for the sum Of S25S 96-l00 with in
terest, costs and accruing costs in U. 8. gold
coin: and also for Judgment rendered in said
Court on Feb. 10, 1873, In favor Of Andrew Snod-
grass and against said Mill and Mining Compa.
ny for tho sum Of $2,7i2 26.lo0, with interest.
costs snd Accruing costs In like gold coin, ! have
levied on the following property. to witt
Description and boundaries Of the properly
authorized to be sold under aud by virtue of this
decree, so far ar ascertained from complaint and
liens nled In this action. and the public records
of said County, are as follows; Commence
ing At a stake starding on the northeast
corner of the Grave Yard and about one
half mile from the Court house. In the
town of Phoebe. County Of Lincoln, and
running thence north "a deg. L. 20 chains
to post thence north So deg. " 20 chains to
q post; thence 8 south ~ deg. W. SO chains to 4
post; thence 4 south SO deg. E. Z chains to q
post; thence south 81 deg. W. chains to a
post; thence south Sc deg. E. IS chains to o
post. containing IS 60 100 acres of land. and be-
ing the property surveyed for j. G. Clark by the
County Surveyor If said County on the Goth day
August, A. D. 1872. and recorded on pages LAT
and l4S OF hook b Of surveys Of Lincoln County
Records, together v it'll the Quartz Mill on said
premises, known as the Floral MIL, and the
property OF the defendant. the Floral Mill and
Mining Company.
Notice is hereby given. that on
Monday, the 18th day Of August,
A. d. 1875,
Between the hours Of 9o'clock a. IN. and D. m
tviz, at II MI, will sell all the right, title
and Interest Of said Floral Mill and MINUS
Company in and TO the above described prop
erty, at the Court-hous door. In Phoebe, County
and State aforesaid, at public suction, to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said judg
msnts and interest and all costs and accruini
costa. .s... H.....
Dated Phoebe, July 2lst, 1878.
A. FIFE, Sheriff.
By q. BIRosALI, Deputy Sheriff.
jy22-td
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OFFICE OF THE EMPEROR MINING COMPANY
PIocHE, August l3. 1874.
To william Donnelly, Ii. j. Tibbitts,
James Murphy and Mrs. h. ID.
Benner;
You are hereby notified that the above men,
toned mining company have laid out, expended
and assumed debts and liabilities In the prose-
cut.op of work ON said mine that your proper.
ton of said Indebtedness. spportioned to each
of you, Ia as follows;
william Donnelly, .................S4 3 9s
u. j. Tibbitts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II W
James Murphy, Neutrality-suspicious.. 8l7
Mrs. III. D. Benner $500. ......... IL 40
And YOU are further notified that unless each
Of YOU pay the aforesaid amounts on or before
November IL. 1874, suit will be instituted
from each Of YOU, as provided by law.
o. G. MCDONALD, Secretary.
ofHce--Lacour street. Phoebe sul4-9Od
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

SEA1ED PROPOSALS., IN DUPLi.
- cate, will be received at this once until IL
o'clock N. Of AUGUST SIXTEENTH, lie, iof
furnishing the following named supplies ior
Indian Reservation in Southeast NeSsoaI sup-
ject TO the conditions hereinafter nsried
Bacon tbesvy clear sides). coin rates per ics
pounds.
Beans fBsyo), coin rates per ioo rs.
Beef. coin rates per IC0 It's.
Flour tselfrising, coin rates per 100 rs.
Sugar common brown, coin rates Per ivoht'
Coffee tRiol, coin rates per 100 rs.
salt Tin small saeksI, coin rates per in Us
Soap tgood washinRl, coin rates per loo r's.
Barley tgroundl, coin rates Per 1oo ne.
CONDITIONS.
First-The duration Of the contract shall con.
tinue until June go 1876. and no longer.
Second-Bids will be received for supplies 10
be furnished by the contractors upon the Moapa
River Reservation, Southeast hevaos, anu ~
such Quantities and at such time as the hgeh.
may designate; and ali such supplies must I've
furnished In such boxes, cases or sacks as shsll
insure the same against loss or damage 70 the
Indian service
Third-The aggregate Of supplies furnished
for any one month for the reservation shan 1o c
exceed 1000 TBS. Bacon. $1,000 10; Beans. ~
IDS. Coffee, 1900 lbs. Flour, lon ns; SAT- ZVo
f6s. Sugar, 100 lbs. sosp, 1900 lbs. Barley, OF
1900 lbs. Beef.
Fourth-All supplies must be OF good roer,
anu any iouhu
condemned must be replaced without loss Of
| time TO the Government employees.
Fifth-Bidders will specify coin rates per lOO
| lbs. for each of the articles above named. delV-
cred At the Agency, Moaps River heserva.lon'
| Southeast Nevada, and bids, TO be entertained,
must be for all OF the kinds of supplies des'G'
| mated above.
Sixth-Payment to be made by U. \. indian
Agent. in drafts on U. 8. Assistant Treasurer a.
| San Francisco, California.
Seventh-Envelops containing proposals 10
| supplies to be marked Proposals for Supplies.
| and addressed to A. J. BARNES, Phoebe, Ne
| vida. and will be opened before three response
BILE disinterested persons. on the day abov
mentioned, Immediately after he expiration O
limit OF time for receiving bids.
Eighth The right is reserved TO reject an.
and all bids, and no contract shall be held bind
ing on this Agency until approved by the DC
| partment of Indian Affairs at Washington.
A. J. BARNES.
U. s. Indisn Agent, Southeast Nevada.
| July Is 1875, 1y2l.td
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
An partnsuhip heretofors sxisting between
Amedie Claresy and Louis Claresy in the Saloon
business, at the Miners falcon. In Phoebe, is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Louis
oisresy viii hereafter carry on the business at
nrm snd will COLLECT ell debts due to the same
LOUIS CLAREsY,
AMADIE CLAREsY.
Eiocne, July 10th, 1876. iyl3td
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Utah Southern Railroad.

TRAINS LEAVE THE UTAH CENTRAL
i Depot, Salt Lake City, at a. m. and 80
o'clock p. In.
Sandy nearest point to Little Cottonwood
Canyon), at $40 q. m. and 80 p. m.
Arrive at Lehi at Q. m. and 80 D. M
Leave Lehi at $50 a. m. aud D, M; handy
ct 1850 g. m. and $40 p. m.
Arrive at Salt Lake City at II 80 q. m. and
p. m. a2u-Stf
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90 70 the star Hotsi. Main