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, 1885-05-02

w" had the pleasure this week
Of meeting u. +. saith, Of Poril ipd,
who arrived from the Lutte ID tl,'s
Oh week un hi, wy home. Mr..
smith wits the contra, TOR for putting
up the new steamer kOrtrnli, On the
Columbia river, and superintrndrd
the work. The :0d Wis completed
several days nHn and wits success-
iully laun. he'd Sunday. She rides
the waters like Thing Of life, and
PROMISE. 10 enjoy II long aud active
carer "n ihrt grand stream Of the
far north. Mr.. smith "mpiUytd d
some twenty ship builders in cOG-
structing the craft and has pushed
he work ns rapidly rs good work
manship would warrant. The KOOt-
"nai il n mag,ih rnt inl ind water
'n,t, Is 40 feet in length, wi h n IS
font beam and 81 feet depth IL hold.
II will easily carry 300 TONS If freight
while the stage uf water will permit
Of free navigation. II has a cabin
capacity for 20 passengers "n the up
per deck, and any reasonable mum
her tan IE accommodated on the
inllrr deck. II has the usual saloon,
staterooms, pantrirS, cnk house,
rtc., and is completely furnished
throughout. Capt. Al. Pink-tnn
walks III" decks aS cnmmandrr-in-
hief, Mate ham'Trlin heing his
a Ie ASSISTANT, while Billy Colts
h rndl,,s the engines. There are up
ward Of 700 TINS Of freight IN hand
for delivery. The t0lt wits loaded
Monday and expected To make tht.
tirst trip To tn. crossing Tuesday.
The distance between the two points
Is POO miles, and Capt. PinkstOn rx-
prcts To make the round trip every
four days. The advent Of the KOot-
rnni means II new era for the upper
country.
, 1885-05-02

Judge Hoover and D. NJ. Drum
heller, who own II large lot Of cattle
ON the ranges west Of this point, have
Just sold 100 or 1900 head to Montana
cattle men, and they are being dcliv-
cred at the railroad Mt Ritzvillp. II
seems that the Montana men are
buying up about every purchasable
iand Of cattle in eastern Washing
ton. and shipping them through by
rail to the ranges Of that territory.
Some 1000 head are expected to
pass through this city during the
next two weeks. 1t Is evident that
eastern capitalists are backing tn
Montana buyers, and 1t looks as
though the investment Vas being
made on the prospect Of an advance
in prices In case Of II European war.
Our stock men, ~ n rule, are receive
ing a fair prire for the animals.
, 1885-05-02

J. q. Dow, Esq, a gentleman who
Is thoroughly IL quninted with this
portion Of Washington territory,
made usa very pleasant cRll Thursday
morning. Mr.. Dow, besides havIrg
landed and other interests In this
section, owns couple of claims in
conjunction with gentleman Of San
Francisco on Mica peak, and PROPOSES
to open them up this summer. Mr..
Duw has had considerable experience
us miner, and entertains the right
view in r,gari to getting mining In
terests lefure the public. He Is II
man Of great energy, and when he
enters into project he does so with
n determination tU win II within the
hounds Of possibility. Now In the
case Of the mia mining venture he
shows his excellent good sense.
While cOnvrrsant with other classes
Of mining, the labor Of extracting
mica is entirely'new to him. Instead
of taking force Of men to his claim
and forcing things regardless Of sys-
tenn, Mr. Dow takes a trip soon
down to Moscow, where he unden
stands an old Carolina mIsa miner Is
at work. IL" will le rp all he can
from that lndivirlu Il, and then re-
turn and commence operations on
his claims. BY that means he will
know just how IL accomplish the
most gnd with the least labor. He
will make u success where most men
would fail. -
, 1885-05-02

Bell, the grocer, has been in the,
habit of having his large Ash hox tut
IN the sidewalk over nights, as the
lee II contains mrlts and runs over
the Hnr Of the store when kept on
the inside. lie won't do 80 any
mnrr, for Wednesday night some
party, or PARTIES, broke open the b1x
and extracted the contents, consist
Ing Of several large salmon, and left
a note In the b0x stating that the fish
were found to be very grOd. Mr..
Bill wis pleased to learn that the
aI'str;mtOrs were satlsfi d with the
g0 =, hut the courtesy would hardly
.ive the robbers IL he could get any
,lue that would lead To their ldenti-
fic.itiUn.
, 1885-05-02

NV York. ApTil q The follow.
ing u"ws has Ocn received from
Prnml: On the III Tning Of the lsih
inst, the PAcift mail steamer City
Of Para arrived at Aspinwsll from
New York with the first battalion
Of United States marines. Colonel
Heyw0Od, the commanding officer,
Immediately proceeded tU the Uni
ted States steamer Tennessee, fllg-
sip uf the north Atldmi" squadron,
for conference with Rear Admiral
JOuett, whn Ind arrived the dly be-
fore from New Orleans vii Pens wo-
Ia, where he ealled to embark ma
rinps It that naval station, under
the command Of Captain Robert l..
Meade. George A. Burt, superin-
tcndpnt Of the Panama railway, was
invited tn this conference. II WAS
promptly determined Informally to
reopen transit at once. Orders werr
given for the marines to he landed,
and formed .Un the dock Of the
steamship company at noon, In
heavy mar hing order, with forty
rounds sOfammuniti0n each, prepared
to take II special train ut O'Clock
for PanaInr. Passengers, excepting
Il few destined for south Pacific
ports, wrr" directed to remain on
the steamer, and commanding OIL
Gers Of nen-of-war in the harbuT
were ordered to furnish Colonel
IieywOOd With Quilting and Hitch
kiss guns and fifty sailors to accom-
mny the battalion. Two trains,
the tirst consisting Of one mail and
baggage ear, six passenger, and two
irun armored rnrS, one at either end,
and the second Of the paymaster's
eur, Nv" cabTOses, two platform and
three hrx cars, were m rde up md
at three moved of amid the cheers
Of the great crowd III people Of alt
rulOrs and natlpnnlitles, largely Oi
dark races, and the strains Of mar
tial music, furnished by the band Of
the d iRship Tennessee, which accom-
panied Admiral Jourtt, who re.
viewed the expedition from the BAL
cnny Of the Office OF the steamship
company.
, 1885-05-02

VT lii my II - ''lA bsliS hI"h' NV
mprth mt~ uf EASTERN Washington
tHlt SphNanr Falls Is 0neui the very
best points IN tn" TERRITORY frnn
viii h to comm nd the trade of -
vast AREA Of country. and every nn =
in 4 wh L. W.. h we Ia note the iulli-
tiOn To our business cir,lcs of q new
enterprise viii h promises To devrl-
np intn Il large and profitable huSi-
nrss. Tn" --latest recruit t. our hu j.
ness houses, and Hhi h is of FAR more
iInpwL mcr han one would likely
cnnsi Ter at II casual glance, is th,.
opening Of VI 'S>r> A. l.. Davis 4
'Sh's large musical instrument and
N'wing machine emporium. These
''"nil"m"n formerly N mag d on- of
the largest establishments devoted 4"
that line ~ goods north Of SIN Fran
cisco, ut Wnlla WIlll. Lust year Il
branch store wits started In Spuxanr
Fall, and later la the season Mr..
DIvis removed 'iiS family to our
rity and purrh Ised handsome
home, Indicating his intention to he
one Of Us perm inrntly. Completing
all arrangements during the winter,
Mr. Dtvi+ and his son, tn IN whom
there are MT two more active rust
IerS In the upprr country, oprned
their new wheaduu irters IN one Of the
store rooms in Wrhstrr,s>4Ia.k, on
Riverside avenu., neir Mill sfreet,
last Monday. The present dLh,lay
nf musical instruments and stwir.g
m ,chipes il sttrlctiye, hut |, nothing
omn,r.d with what the stock will
m n H-w weeks hence, when ,h,.
yn,d5 ON the wIy arrive. M.SsrS.
Davis 4 Son hold therx .lusivragrn-
~ for the new impruyrd White sew
ing machine, one of the very best IN
use, for eastern Washington and Or
.yon and western Idaho. and will
,uprly all brtn,h otfi rs from thi,
place. Besides the local ,grncip,
scattered aver the country, the firm
has u number Of wagons built rx-
prrSsly for the sewing III 'chine trade,
which penetrate to the reInotest
points within the jurisdiction Of the
house. The gpntIemrn also I've
he agency for several Of the stand
L.
, 1885-05-02

The Spokane lumlPring and
nlluufacte ring company his Just
clnsed negotiations with t0th Smlll'-
lumber yard and the yard Of the
Montani lumber company in this
city, and now handles the entire
lumber business Of Spokane Falls.
The home comp my will keep large
and full assortment 0f all kinds Of
lunler and will be- able To furnish
anything from bnndle Of lath to u
hill Of material foe building nm entire
town. The enterprise OF the Spo-
kane numbering and manufacturing
company will result In organizing
a lumirring business at this paint
unsurpassed anywhere On the cOIst.
, 1885-05-02

A gentleman from the country
was IN town yesterday purchasing
oil cans, whirh he intends to Use for
the pu' p'se of fencing crirkets out
II his garden. He informs Us that
these unruly little inserts are be-
coming uncOmfOrtubly numerous in
some parts nf the surrounding cOun-
try, and are dev0uring green things
IN his farm in u manner that be-
romrs alarming. His plan Of fenc.
ing them tut Is 10 run nne-foot
10 ,rd around his garden, then nail
about six inches Of new tin on top Of
the bOIrd. The crlrkets, he says,
climb up the Hoard until the tin Is
reached, when they drop bark, be-
ing unable to find Il fOOthOld upon
the slippery surface. In this way,
he says he Is enabled to almost en-.
tirely exclude the little pests from
his garden patch.
, 1885-05-02

t'Whir. NNhi - ~ ffHalGH.
Uud-- tho ,iaoyo head We rrpul-
'ish ,ire following I;rra, clslurI,r-
rcg d.-pa' h irnw thl- city To- N.
ri,t~Hurg, tr,.J Ersm,g P0"y p Pcre.
d'~ riptivc Of iir WY IA" wnmu
~uffrage business works in Washing
Oh territory:
SPOKANE FAILS, w. T., April ~.
this i verify the land oi freedom
md liberty ior ~. men. Ii"rr they
AN cXcr, i~e their right Of franchise
T. the fullest extent. : wUuiln y
Wears Of ag", single ur duu,it, who
hrs resided IN any Que plrr rrr six
months, can work and vote for whom
Il" sun ,idrT> Iu" ftte,t for office, or
ran for uti herself And she dues.
| ~pnkaur has Il population Of ubnul
twenty-five hundred. As tu the
>,'N''- IT is alout evenly divided, and
It Ihuir spring vlryliuu last Tuesday,
l,'%4 vUir, were rust in the villIsr.
II was great dty Tor spokane. The
dear vrra urr> were out in IA their
iinrry, aud perfnrnIyd their duHie, uf
"ItiZ.n>hip without nuSpf that howl
iny. crushing noise and turmoil so
remarkable at rulling place, IN the
.raIcs. The only rch ruullr WAS to
prevent girI- Il, 10 and ~ years Of
gr fr"m vurinv. Here vs. ~ g oc-
casion sine the creation Of the world
where Young lndis were trN ing To
make themselves nlu,, thnm they
fraIly Wrrr, ar were willing to tell
thrir rnrr,tt rgr-
"Ser here, Lihbic Finch, what are
you trying to vutr fnr? You AIT %
yet"
"Wrli, gu,.,s I'm q. Aln't I
MAJ"
ayes. Yru were 10 when we left
Portland, and we have been In Sp,-
Kane eight yers."
"WrII, don't rare, sht told DIN
Eas ~ u lhaI -hr WIS only ls.n
"W"ll, he very ideal"
"Mr.. Simpson, Emma Jones l.,
trying tn Vote"
"W,n, you had better mind YOUR
wn 'usim,s. II you would lie ur
,,ur back hair you would look a lii.
lie httrr."
"Yuu nin't 81 anyway, he,nus,
,our mother told me Yesterday. So
row,r
Emma was hnllepgcd a. d refused
1, ,w,,,r i'm heryo. Ano,her younp
lady trird IN sneak in ~ y,t. nj ,he
r,mr,h ward ,nlls by saving tps, .h,.
b,u,b, .b.. mn. of nv,. Al ~ and ~
, 1885-05-02


We understand that the ladies Of
TIE Catholic church Of this city and
vicinity are making extensive ar
Engagements for holding fancy fair
in this city the latter part Of My or
about the first Of June, the proceeds
To b. used fnr the purpose Of aiding
in the construction Of II church edi-
fire In our city, the foundation Of
which is already Laid IN lot on east
Main street. From what we can
learn We are led to believe that the
fair will surp'Ss anything Of the
Kind ever attempted in this city.
Que of the thief features will be the
voting for n silver trumpet to be
, 1885-05-02

Thursday evening number 0f
young men " our city who have
been agitating the proposition Of
starting II free reading room for the
,enefit Of the public, and especially
that portion having no place to spend
their evenings, met together and
effected u temporary Organization by
the elertirn Of +. Drmpsle as presi-
dent aD1 c. l.. Rrevesa as secretary.
The project was discussed ut length,
and ut the adjournment II was de-
,idrd to meet SOn again and perfect
the plans Of operation. The Large
store rWm In Judge Peel's block will
probably he the place chosen for the
reading room. The OIJ IJect Is II most
wor hy one, and 1t Is to be hoped
that the nriginitors will be aLle to
carry out their plans.
, 1885-05-02

-Chief Moses is among thvnotall's ar
rivrl at the Vrlihrnia House to-day. Tho
old man IL in 10 l1pk AFTER the Interests oi
h.s peol le In the dIsiri.uiiun OF govern
nlenl goods. He is Wearih< his best BIB
and ticker, and al Nc.s attention on our
s.reeS= even whsre The noble rcd Is s'eom-
mon obj.ck
, 1885-05-02

Thousands Of prairie chickens arp
nesting thr Iughuut the surrounding
prIirirs. Owing to the miluness OF
past winter, through which, II Sc
we're, vast numbers Of these birds
perish from rOld and hunger, the
sunrtSmhn Is assured plenty Of spprt
the cO.Ling srWiing season. Farm
crS rrTnrt that never before were
they 50 Numerous at this saISOn Of
the year rs now These birds make
a delicious and r,.li>hdble dish, and
their sIvnry breIstS aro always w.i-
coined by the hltel, rest IurInt AMI
home boudcr when the game laws
are ""ut." The mrmbtrs Of the
Rod Il Gun club will not Lack for
live marks on which To try their
skill this fall.
, 1885-05-02
Gas 1araS.

.Art rtor,llng tn the ordinance adop-
ted hy our cigy council last De enbrr
the company applying for and t"
viii h was granted The privilege ol
putting ~, work, IN this ,iy nnt
Operating the same were givrn IN.
I'll the i,t uf May To make 4 showing
IS to their g3od filth IN carrying out
the pry,cI Nothing definite hd,i
irrn Heurd uf the pr'jrctog, tn! just
n. the Hrme VIZ, about 10 be givrd
up IS a had Ju1 who should pop uI'
tod !. hut james l.. Sitmfurd, The
genera superintendent II the. cou-
Ians. lIu arrived On the murning
,r,in from the west and at once de-.
rl.,red hi, intention To push the work
through To com. lclIon, 1t WI, Il
yer! pleasant rppiritinn, and We
, feet nav th't the addition nj & - a-
q nv .n~ ul illumination IL IN assure /
IA. ulpn "hian II would Ia safe L.
,unbie. We liad tiir pleasure Ui :,
l"ng cuny, rsaIiun with Mr.. SIin-
ford yesterday . morning, and feel III.
company Is we'll represented in IN
l~rs,in uf It's superintendent. IL,
is 4 party that lhusc Of the wild
west designate a,u iu>hcr, ,tnd the
chIrd, ter vi the Work he ha, ,lrcd ly
accomplished during the past win.
ter is conclusive evidence that he
un,itrSt.rd, how Ia ~ at and rdrr!
Mit the plans ~ nj, suteriurs. Nj.
Stamford Is been rng igcd during
the winter pu ting in gas works nj
TAcomI and Olynpi', and frOm
VII It We etn l.. rn his work hats
given the utmost satisfaction. The
intention i To put works IN at SpO-
kade Fall, Oi the same capacity as
those erected At TItomL lie will
b. ut once followed by Uur men
who hll the positions Ot bOs, bri, l.
iyer, h'ss xrdvatur, Loss pipc Lay
rr and boss mortar nix,r lie has
men eng ig,'d who haze md expert.
euce In the work he Is ibIut t. III
dertake here. 1t will require two ar
three day - f'r him 10 M Ne his pre-
lininary arrangements and selvcT 4
site iUr the works. As SON as tn,
proper pDint has been dee ldei upot
he viii at once Put iOrce VI men ai
work constructing the buildings
The comp iny relies greatly upon his
Judgment rs tn the extent OF Iht
works, and It will be S4 900, $5 ,tApO,
or $75, ,UW works, just us he decides.
Most Uf the ma. hinery to be used
here has been purchased over two
months. Mr.. stamford hts been st
buslly employed that he cnuld mol
come up so0ner, and considering
that as the cnmpiny had llhred a
fDrfeit to carry Out their promises,
that the people would iturally ex-
pect that the work would begin on
time. We have .ets, I,liol, gr phiC
view of the Olympia works, and
must say that they will aid to he
appearance ofnur town, both Ia the
shape of The structures ard The fac
that the g,- Is used as u pu liz means
Of illuminate n. We will be able ina
few days nri i've the ocatiOn of the
Of the proposed nj ding, possibly
1.-The extent and direction VI the
, 1885-05-02

We the subscribers cordially ut
test that rruf J. b. Knhn has re-
paired and tuned Our piinos to our
entire sIti-f"tion, and 'heerfully
recommend him to our friends and
citizens as a gentleman and pn,cti-
cal tuner and teacher.
Mrs. l.. Thompson, Mrs. DR.. Scott,
A. NJ. Cannon, A. L. Davis,
|. $. X lufmI IN, Mrs. NJ. L. Gr'y,
]. II. Snyder, Miss l.itla Morris,
Mrs. F. N. Dillim, Fred. Haas, Pres.
COncOrtlia.
, 1885-05-02
Card.
Fl. COLUR ~ ALENE,
At.rii % I2a.

Aprll ~, 1857.
In behalf Of the officers and LADIES'
of this p'st who participated In the
recent rendition Of Pinafnrr, take
this method Of thanking the gentle
men Of Spokane who very kindly
r. quested a repetition at that place,
and very mu b regret that cInum-
siaIrts will nOt allow fultil.ni,'ni
o ihis r, quest for suinrtime
F. T. VAN LIEw,
ID Lieut.. 2 Inf.
, 1885-05-02
LETTER List.


Chail,y Cord- ha> Opposed Of his
interest In the trucking business To his
partner, John Coughey. who will run the
li.e himself IN tae future. We regret TO
see Mr. Cords draw out frmi our business
cir leS. ChaIlry is n I've. industrious
young man, " ho has made many friends
during bis several years residence here.
We understand that Il b his intention TO
Immediately make trip Into British Co
lumbla. where he has an eye upon some
PLACER claims that are rePu,ed Ia DO very
rcn. We hope to see Chsrley return 10
the Falls next winter with = whole barrel
Of dust.
, 1885-05-02

Mr. Forrest moved that the city at
tOrney draft an ordinance creating
the nffite Of street commissioner.
Carried.
Mr.. 'ivdP moved, seconded by
Mr.. Bishop, that the REVIEW he
designated rs the official paper Of
the city for the ensuing year. Car
ri,.d.
Mr.. Forrest moved that the city
levy and rOllect u SI.OO poll tax.
Mr.. Hyde amended by making
tax S3.OO.
MIR. Deuber amended by making
the fine 500.
Mr.. Nyde's amendment was car.
riel.
On motion the council adjourned.
, 1885-05-02

- The lldles' ASSOCIATION Of the ". 4,
church Vii give mum social at the
church on "Wednesday evening. May 6lh.
Oranges, candles, nuts ami boll iets will
be sold. Forfelts ave cents ea''h. Admis-
lion Iossnts. All are cordially invited.
, 1885-05-02

Sedgwick post, Grand Army Of the
Republic, Of this 'iiy, will huld II
meeting next T'up-d,y evening for
the purp'sc of deciding uppn' smne
programme fur the observation oi
day. 1t is desired that
there lie full nttendan.e Of the
nrnbcrs on this Wcqisloa. II Is Gus
iomiry far the Grand Army pnsts oi
the country to take the lead in the
matter "G Appropriately Ohsesvine
this pirtIl ular day, and the boys Of
our city will not BE- b.hind their
conirWles in other places this year.
, 1885-05-02

: The gas works arc an osiabllIhed fart
now,
, 1885-05-02

Nor appealing sypnthr- public by Square
Upright aud
, 1885-05-02


ne We h how We snh
whine public
Leaders,
Eastern Impoor the Only House Spokane Falls Sells Clothing Eastern
appreciated, Patronage
the public.
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CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND & PACIFIC RY

unrvd geo
graphical
Southeast, the Northwest
Atlantic
Joliet
Illinois;
Fairfield, Moines, Atlantic
Guthrie
hundreds Of cities villages
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salt Lake City. Utah.

An 5pst,t,,rion of this kind is sadly needed
/ n the West. and it is the intention OF DR..
FooT, JR, that this institution snail De
ABOVE REPRoAcH in ali respects ana Pc
come the most renowned in the world for Its
S kill and reliability, and has no doubt but
q n experienced and reliable Specialist will
be HAILED WITH JOY by the unpreiudice
a nd thoughtful Public.
After graduating at the best schools OF
medicine america affords, and visiting
various European colleges and hospitals,
and being qualified by special study anQ
practice and receiving the best advice ana
instructions from the most eminent spec
fslist in the East, DIR. FO0T, JR., has become
wonderfully skilled, and with his great pre-
paration and improved instruments, new
vegetabls medicines, and by the aid OF e1-
tensive electrical appliances ana batteries,
Electrical Turkish, Medicated and Natural
Mineral, Hot Springs Baths, and the re
markable waters of Utah's Salt Lake ana
beau tiful balmy climate, he is enabled 70
cure the vast majority Of those diseases ana
deformities heretofore deemed lncuraDle
and USUALLY given up by the family physl-
clan, as all forms of Head and Throat ais
enses such as Catarrh. Tonsilitis, Pharyngl-
It's, Laryngitis Tracheitis, Bronchitis,
Asthma. etc. All STOMACH. LIVER and
KIDNEY DISEASES, such as Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, HEAD
ACHE, Diabetes. LAME and WEAK
BACKS. etc All Bladder, Rectum and
SEXUAL DISEASES, Pimples, Blotches and
Blackheads. Discoloratlons. ETC., ent1reIV
remOv d. RHEUMATISM in all stages.
Neuralgia of long standing AL Brain,
NERVOUS, Debilitating and Blood diseases,
and offers $500 for q test case OF any form
of SYPHILIS that he cannot CURE COM
PLETELY. Heart Disease, Fits, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, Gon-and elect, LOST MAN
HOOD. etc. PARALYSIS, Dropsy, etc.
Cancers and HEM0RHOIDS of all kinds re-
moved speedily without knife, pain or blobd.
All diseases OF the Feet, Ingrowing Nails,
Bunions, etc All diseases Of the EYE and
EAR treated with skill and care equal to
any oeulist and aurist in the world.
Opthalmia, Examinations, etc. Cataracts
removed. Cross eyes Strengthened. DEAF
NESS. Ottorhea and all affections OF the
ear cured. Tape Worms removed in three
hours
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Handsome and spacious buildings o. i PIE
and stone standing in $50 acres Of land De-5
tifully situated in most healthy aIa p p;-s,
nent locality on the banks Of the y; nv,
Thames. Four hours by rail from t n,1sas1
Falls and Detroit, on a through route Dstas,d
east and west. The aim OF the iou9 nut
this college is to provide the hlgnss;s sr he
lectual and practically useful educal llSOn.-5sa
whole system is based upon the SouIss s.is
PROTESTANT principles as the on!
for the light formation of character. .,slo.
FRENCH is the language spoken III ~
lege. ,,..ot,o1d
Music a specially under the dire neg mi
W. Waugh Lauder, Gold Medalls., s .gns sTid
of the celebrated Able List; ana glaoN-'
Leipsic Conservatoire, etc, etc dirae.or.
PAINTING a specially, under tHe r Tr-Tln
ship of F. r. Seayey, Artist oil Hu''f
Schools Of Art.
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LOCAL TRAINS
AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN

Leaves Salt Lake daily (exeeptISundays) at
5 90 a. n, arriving at Pleasant Valley juno
ton at 4:35 p. m. Returning, leaves Pleas
ant Valley Junction at 200 a. m, arriving at
Salt Lake at 6:00p.m
W. II. BANCROFT. Receiver.
S. W. ECCLEs, General Freight and Pas
senger Agent, D. & r. G. Western, Salt Lake
City.