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Arizona silver belt., 1893-08-19
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
no JOSEPH STEPHAN, HIS HEIRS

no JOSEPH STEPHAN, HIS HEIRS or assigns, or to whom it may concern, this is to notify you that l, as co.owner in the Gov. Curtin, Calemut and Oxide mining claims, situated in Banner Mining District, County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, and respectively and more particularly described ia Book l, page 4S3, Bnok l, page 430 and book 3, page 472, of G1a County Mining Rec ords, have. done and performed the annual work on said claims, as required by law, namely. on the Gov Curtin and Cslemut for the years 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891 and 1892, and on the Oxide ter the year 1899.
 This, therefore, is to notify you, that if you do not pay your full proportion of the cost of said work, together with the cost of this ad- vertisement, within ninety days after the ex- piration of this notice, your interest in said mining claims as co-owner, will utterly cease apd by operation of law, become the property Of the undersigned
 DANIEL w. OCARROLL, Globe, A. T., June 3, 1893.
 june 3-s0d
Arizona silver belt., 1893-08-19
Dissolution of oopartnership.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing betweea C. r. Hanson and Geo. F. Wilson, under the firm name of Hanson X Wilson, has been dissolved By mu- tual consent.
 c. F. Hanson has assumed all liabilities and will collect all bills due ths late firm
 c. r, HANSON GEO. F. WILSON. Globe, July %, 1893, (iulyf9 sw
Arizona silver belt., 1893-08-19

Pioneer News Depot takes sub. scripticns for all American and foreign newspapers and periodicals. Keeps school books, stationery, blank books, fancy goods, notions, pipes and tobac cos, toys, Colgate soaps, perfumes, florida water, bay rum, etc, etc.
 c. E. TAYLOR, Prep.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-08-19

The new camp of Vanderbilt, started by w. s. Lyle of the Bonanza firm, and of which great expectations were entertained, has closed down.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-08-19

DoCeMDer 2Sthi Election of officers for 1894 takes place November 23d Special meetings subject to call by the W. M.
 CHAs. A. FISK, Sec'y.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-08-19
Wi alaria

M aldYIa Is believed to be caused by poisonous miasm, arising irem low, marshy land or from iecSyinG vegetable matter, aud which, bieathed into the lungs, enter and poison the blood. If 6 heslthJ condition Of the blood is maintained by taking Hoods sarsAparilla, oiie is much lees liable tc malaria, and Hoods sArsGparilla hss cured maaJ severe eases of this diAtresslug affection.
 A Wonderful Medicine.
 "For malaria think Hoods sarsaparilla hai no equal. IL has kept my children vnll righ sbfough the summer, and we live in o..e of tn. wnrst places for malaria in Marysyillc l tax, Hoods sarsaparilla for that all gone feeling with great benefit" MRs. D. r. DAVIS, Aafys vile, Cal.
 Break-Bone Fever
 My daughter Pearl was taken with dcngu, Tor break -bonel fever ? years ago, and my frieud thought would lose her. had almost glyer up hope until she began to take Hoods sarsa pArilld She took four bottles in ious months and gained is pounds. I thank Hoods sarsq parills for giving her back to me restored [, health and strength" JULIA A. KING, snei man, Texas.
 Hoods SarsaparilIa Sold by druggists. q; six for 6. Prepared or,i byc.L HOOD X CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mae
 100 Doses One Dollar
Arizona silver belt., 1893-08-19

' \ 2 Y 2 Y E Y E.
 gFggP rEgE ARIZONA 8II v AR D3I I | Q The Leading Paper of
 GiIa County. ESTABLISHED, ISY YS. A Paper for the Miner,
 4 Paper for the Farmerl
 A Paper for the Mcdaniel
 A Paper for Everybody
 -H---------
 THE SILVER BELT Has the largest bona fdc circulation of any weekly paper in the Territory, and is subsequently, the best adver Using medium.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-08-19

TILnMonF, Dubuque Co.,, Ia, Sept, 1888. Miss K. Finnigan writes; "My mother and sister used Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic for ner ralgia. They are both perfectly well now and never tired praising the Tonic"
 DAYTON, Nev., Sept, 1889. was suffering from nervous debility. caused by dyspepsia. Didn't get more than three hours sleep during any night The effe9t of Pas tor Koenig's Nerve Tonic was magical slept sound and am now as well as ever after taking only one bottle, As Nerve Tonic considering how harmless 1t is, think it is the best medicine ever invented. I. P. SHIRLEY.
 ENUMcLAw, Wash. Ter. June, 1889. J. Sweeney writes: T must cheerfully say that of oil the Nerve Tonics which l have used during the last twelyo years, Pastor Koenigs is the best ever used.'
Arizona silver belt., 1893-08-19

F. X A. M.--The regular meetings of White Mountain Lodge, No. 8, for the year 1893 will be held as folloMs:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

A colts education should begin tho
first week Of It's life. Then its disposi
ton Is formed bcttor than at any other
time Young colts trained for tho track
are put 20 work at years old and run
races. The farm horse may DO taught
anything tho owner wishes before this
ago aud may earn It's living at light
work before Il b yours old, A regular
course Of gonuo ana kind training is in
dispcnsnble.
The first lesson Is the use Of tho halter
and the confinement by H. II Il Is tied
mp In a small stall near the dam and lot
loose twice during the day and all night
and taught to be led, the greater part Of
It's education has been accomplished,
for the whole Of this consists in sub
sorvicnco TO ils owncrswill, which Is tho
object and result OF education. When
this has been done everything after
comes rs q matter Of course 1t no mis-
takes are made, Thoanimal shouldnoyc
be- frightened or whipped. There Is no
use for whip at any time with a well
trained work horse, Indeed It is iuiu.
rious with many naturally high spirited
horses In the use Of "a saddle or harness.
perfect ft Is indispensable, as the prin
cipnl idea running all through the train
ing Is that nothing shall be- disagroenbl,
or painful TO tho animal.
Agricultural.
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Money Is scarcor with country people
IN the spring and early summer than at
any other season. The wiso farmer will
manage 10 hayo some money coming in
at this time, Tho humane farucr will
also try 10 have some work for the hired
man 10 do so that he viii not have TO be
turned oil IN tho cold world with no
shelter In midwintor. Several WAYS sug.
gust themselves 10 accomplish both these
ends, There Is the winter dairy, which
an intelligent man can always mako pay,
either for butter or for milk, according
to his locality, There, again, Is the rear.
ing Of winter and spring lambs for mar
kot, which pays handsomely when q
man gets tho hang Of il. Again, there IL
the chicken business, either with the in-
cubator for carly hroilers or with hens
for egg production. There have boon
times this winter when groccrymm have
found It impossible to get fresh eggs ut
any price The market in winter has
mover yet been oyprtuckud with fresh
eggs. In the lines suggested the farm
women can help too. Close attention,
with ones eyes open, will bring success.
Do not breed from half blood sircs IL
you can help IT, Scrub qualities ARC
transmitted more surely than good ones.
Aman with a small ilocl, of sheep will
be able TO keep o record of each indi-
vidual eve ia his flock, as 10 the milk
she gives, n5 TO whether she Is good
mother ana whether she is apt to bring
twins and triplgts.
Nothing Is better than crushed bone
for poultry in winter You can got tho
bono5 from your butcher and crush them
yourself
In breaking in young horses for driv-
ing 1t isrecommmded in all cases 90 boot
thcm at first TO prevent the possibility Of
injury.
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The s. +. Shops.

Today Contractor Shepherd com
menced laying brick at the Southern
Pacific shops with good force OF men,
and the work IL TO proceed win All
poseible haste until the structure Is
completed. This il good news, Tor
there are but few enterprises OF pup
Ito nature that are not handicapped In
some way In these trOublOus time
A delay In the work was narrowly
Rvorted Saturday by the energy anu
push OF n few publlc-spiflteu
gentlemen. The impending danger
which threatened 10 stop the work wa
that the Anderson Pressed Btink com
pany refused to furnish more brick uu'
less the cash was forthcoming TO pay
for them. owing TO the depleted con
dition OF the county treasury the last
warrant received by the brick company
has never been paid, land because OF me
financial stringency which provh's,
the brick company was unable T.
carry the warrants longer. Through
the intercession Of Judge Patton
and Theodore Robson, the Frat Ma
tional bank dNanced the FUNDS nee
cssary, and for this present, at least
everything il In fair sailing order.
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miseellapeous Works,

oraon Prntt's Works, series Of p1nphlsb
on Tho doctrines OF No goiPol, book Of gii
pages, 75o.
uRnd-Booh OF Rsrerenc. TO the history
chronology, religion and country ~ hs Llilar
lav saiuu.-tnr saints AAd ztr,i1garz 100
Snso L9ia sna A.aaera &C kif.uz ~. nlslrs
SMITH, with a full Account of hsr hlnsrai
sorvicoS postpaid, $50.
Docs iho Etblc sanctioa PoIyEAnavI
adla1uaslnu between Rlder o4son Pratt and Dr.
,, D.. Newman, 70 which Il Aidad uhrso dls-
oolnes on celestial marriage By Elders oruon
Pratt 0oorge A. Smith and ooo. v Cannon.
-
Ios-pi, sInith-waa no n Prophet Of
Codi N.Y.. A. a!odahi, price, Payer, 20
IseSisW Of uhe Doclsioa uf tho Hupreraa
Court of $40 U. o., In no case OF osorsp
hoyn1ldf ~ George .. Cannon, aSe.
Book Of Abraham, ~ authenticity sutaD
i,hed, BY Geo. lssynolds, &c.
The rreeeptor, BY John siehnlsoa, Sto-
ihe spauIaing story, or NAsseriEi
FOUND Paper, Is. Cloth, 81 out u'oa.
AnEcl % ths PEnIriesi or Dream q ths
Tutafa. ny Pr. Pratt, los.
The Mormon Question. ~ John Taylor.
lOr
Eila n. SNOW. yo,. 2, Leather, uali Vol. o
Cloth, uoo, yol. l, Cloth, uilt, 5Se'i Vol. l.
Cloth, SOC
Harp Of zion. Poouas By John LJos. O'ouS
uut, l6ri Cl1h, Soc.
hsnr OF iubltco Diseouraes delivered At, ana
g,uord proceedings of uis flfiioh Annual
Conference, itc.
uOCtoration Of tho Everlasting Gospel.
ny George TeAsdale, 10.
IutemperaHec, 90.
A Voice from the Mountains ioo.
Iho Eesurreetion. by Pre-idsni BriEAaA
Young, Jos.
Cutie 30 sai' Lake Gay a-a - RA1s
viR0M1, Nc.
Sast neoHug Heeord. quiro, u!z'
yHir,s, a,1, 1qu're, q is.
saiuss ana Hinners. ~ Phil. Rohlnson' iae
The Fan % che Great RepubIic. ~ ~
Henri auadl1h Convertible, aae.
Mnstyrdom Of Joseph standing. Nv
John Nicholson, 25e.
Etoms On Priesthood. ny President soas
layIur, zoe.
Tho ftooh or JRsher, clo'A onL siss
Leather uNL $50.
/ Temples. Descriptive and historical sketches a
| uacluut nHd modern sacred udinces, win an
appendix giving on account Of tho laying OF
thn eNgHinuo Of ,he salt Lake City Temple,
ApHi6, i'2l. Paper, 100.
Risuoanry Of she n0ok of moruaOR,
Clo.h, N,'s, ant gi76,
History OF she ,Iormons, &c.
milioanIai Star, back volumes 500 OasA
! HSaEaaI 81 DisesuSAsS- h~sS VOiu@Ss Ga
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Court Notes.

The suit OF N. II. Moore w Jane :.
Chapple aud Frank Whitehead wa
completed on Saturday by the juror
rendering a verdict In favor Of TIA,
plaintiff for SIS. The amount claimed
Us damages was $3.50. Possibly the Gaze
will DO appealed to the district court.
During the progress OF the trin
Attorney Evans, for the defendant,
got on the war path on account 81
Commissioner Tetne overriding hi
objections In two or three Instance,
aud declared thtt he "dld not oKpuc,
Justice In Justices court ns the namt
was a MISSIONER"
Jessie Browning and John rremainc
were arraigned ON Saturday before
Commissioner Gideon on the charg,
OF roUblng tho Lynne Mercantile com
pany at Five Points. Browning wa
held to the grand jury, while Ire.
maine will be returned 10 the Reform
school.
Justice Cahoon will have before him
today Lester Lord, n youth OF
eighteen, arrested on Sunday by
Officer Cober on the charge u
vRgrAnoy aud "working the Jlgger
hct.0 He had blistered his forearm
from liz wrist to the elbom aud was on
dcavorlng TO become apublic charge
ut the hospital.
Barney MoKcnna, a transient, was
run In yesterday on the charge Ot
Tobbing n fellow companion Of $40
aud ticket 10 Paaadino, California,
He will have chanoe to explain h.
the court.
Attorney W. Il. White, sent up
about fifteen months ago, ON tn,
charge Of adultery will be- released
from the penitentlary ON the 18Th Of
August, ne having served out his tern
OF eighteen months, less the tim,
gained under the copper act
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FArreNlNe sAeep.
na,Ions which win best Prepare Them
FOR Market.

na,Ions which WIN best Prepare Them
for Market.
Tho feeds available for feeding sheep
on tho western farms arc mainly corn
and corn fodder, oats and clover hay,
with the addition In some sections Of bar
ley, In others rye, others bran and shorts,
and in still others oilmeL. Tho tenptn-
ton Of farmers viii DO TO feed sheep en-
tirely ON corn, TO give thcrn an they will
eat, allowing something to remain over
In the trough, ns they do with hogs and
cattle, but in this they will make a scri-
Gus mistake They will also DO tempted
TO feed for long periods. and IN this they
will mako another mistake. Corn Is too
highly carbOnlccous aud hence too heat
ing In is character. aud while Il Is tho
most available feed It rcquirc8 some
cooling and laxative coarse food, and for
this there Is nothing boitor than clover
hay.
Sheep shonld have a ration Of from
lbs TO 10. IN which represents the al-
buminoids aud the higher figure the car.
bohydmtos Tho simplest ration that
could bo made and which In the case OF
yoarling wothors would be very nearly
right. would be four pounds Of clover
hay TO one pound Of shcllcd corn. This
would give q ration Of 1853. which
would be about the amount OF hay and
grain that o full grown sheep would con.
sumo in one day
A better ration than tho above for ono
sheep two days or for two sheep one day
would bo oight pounds Of clover hay,
one pound Hhollod corn and one pound
Of oats, would give % ratio Of 1906, A
still closer ration for three sheep one day
or for one sheep thrco days would ho
twelve pounds Of clover hay, ono pound
OF thcllcd corn, ono pound Of oats and
one pound Of bran, which would give o
ratio Of 1888. Another ration for four
sheep ono day or one sheep four days
would be- sixteen pounds Of cloyCr hay,
ono Of corn, ono Of oats. ono of bruu and
ono Of oilmo1l, which would give ratio
OF 1856.
From this tho reader who has clover
hay rs a basis can coustructa ration that
will DO very nearly balanced from tho
material no has ON hand It might DO
stated In advance that sheep like variety
OF food, but IL should be- Of variety 10
which they arc accustomed, aud hence
very great caro- should be- used in feed.
ing oilmcal It b. also important not TO
| gct tho shccpof thoiriccd, which can bo
very easily done by giving thcm too
much corn, and, as in the case Of cattle,
some two orthrco wcclBihould be- tnkcn
10 get the fattcuing Gocl, ON full feed. Il
Is best 20 fccd three times per day and 10
keep an eye 10 tho weather.
In case Of wet and muggy weather
sheep often consume less thnn In cold.
clear weather. and tho result win be- that
something win be left Ia the troughs.
This should be cleaned ont at once and
no moro feed given than they viii cat up
clean md with vigorous appetite We
doubt very much Il It will pay to feed
sheep all tho grim they will eat for moro
than six wookH.-Iowa Homestead.
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The Paving.

The work preparatory to paving
Twsnty.fiith street is progressing ve,y
favora6ly Just now. The sid.wa,k
CURLING ia In from the depot to Wash
iugton avenue, and the steam rollet ~
getting the south OF the street IN proper
shape for the PAYERS. In TACT the my
ing Of the pavement stones has been
commenced, and the force Of men "a 10
be Increased and the work pushed TO
completion, unless something unfore-
seen turns up. -.
The temporary restraining order
granted TO Mr. Wheolwright against
tbs city will fall TO the ground ana the
suit be dismissed unless the slO,OOJ
bond IL filed on or before fIlusy y,
tbis week. IL IL generally believed thai
MIR. Wheelwright Ia but ngure head
ia the suit and that the Henderson.
Brlnker company are the prime movers
In the action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

Carpenters are busy at Nephi MAX.
ing the necessary improvements In the
court room on the second door for tho
coming district court The Judges stand
IA being place In position, and a railing
across the room In front, Carpets are
being provided and, together with the
new pRpering, the room now presents
aud elegant aud commodlous appear.
anoe-eyen for tho Provo lawyers
Courier.
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StaPdsrd Cbur1b WorkS.


nssN % msrtron. An soopunt o; ~
Ancient fnhabitants Of tho American cosa-
nsnt, wntvru Nv Me had u Aoaaon upoa
piatos titon frpn tho plates " Neph, iouna
fa.. ulttdo Co, Nov York, md
uans-slal " u,o Prophet g1seph Smith, ~.
dAl t21si rm B,ea, t40o, Full Haan, o. 10
fun bocs (snaii, tiso. Pull Leather, ciuDa--sa,
NHi ini o.oh, embossed. atou
fooa % uurinon. (iargo priat) uoroor-,
KHiu unt ll7si Loalhor. Gus, tsOo. Loasssr,
t1si. CI1.h gLU.
Boetrino nud Covenants % he Church If
Io'u' chua; Of La.tetdsy ssinai containing
no Revelations givon tn Joseph Smith, &C., 10
Prophet, Cor us builiing up OF mo kingdom II
God in 80 las dag. cut, ta75. Fui nosE-
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Pearl OF Great priec. A choice ssiertioa
from No h9yrlitlona, Transitions, and Nar.
falonl u Joseph smith, ani Prophet ss,s
and havelAior u iho Church Of Jesus Chris, q
ihtisf.dhy rninti. Ntorooco, ouL ti.2'i
Lea'ser' un- ucoi boan I5ci C,osa, en-
tlssoj, 5O-.
Key to ths Science Of zhooioFy. ~.
signed o. an in,roIudion 10 us Wrst prina,.
pies %; up.riuA Philosophy. Religion, Law
and uoyofnmant, ~ Delivered ~ tho An.
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snoviecEo ~ rsSisJ r. rrasA run ro-,.
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embossed, eici limp Cloth, a.
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of Gaiter7iay Saints, By Orson sponers, A. ~.
20 vmsh s slao aided 81, Latior 90 r.iri.
raliI ORDER ia reply 70 tho Rev. william
Crowd, a. 81, Boston, Mas. Flll noan. can.
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extra nhiah, ti1i Leather, cut ttba.
1atcchtsu for children. EIibuns ms
proluinani 4octriaei OF Tho Church of Jcsui
Christ OF Lattsr-iay Saints ~ John Jsluoi.
Feather, aie.i con, Eci boards, soo.
rapdr cover, ise
Compendium Of mo doctrines Of ~
Gospel, ~ rrankiu d. Richard, and Ja.. A
i''Ho i'''4.' eHg ~ Aeaslli' s's'i
'''-'' N''N' 'A'''
gendy References. Scripture tsIt, arranged
To slbiosu,o order, Win historical notas, 40,
&C. 10. and ti.Oo. anosdina ~ lsndinr.
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Of thus' noble iu1n, ~ l.. o. Lituenold. 900.
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EggEA UNION
l 1-tsssss PACIFIC
fss9 SYSTEM.
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
IennctiNc .InIx .s4.IssnI.

AAAitthiNe III
Trains Arrirs anil Dpafi ~ SAT- Lake
Ctv DIip, a. foiouii
AHniyE
FROM al Eastern points ........,...'' " IN
from Butte. Portland. San Fran
cis'o. Cache VALLEY anu Urtcs.'io % am
from all Eastern points, rars tiv
ana pgdon..........., .....is''''ll ~ :"
Prom Cache Valley and u-itn-.--.' W I"
Prom Provo AMI intermediate
poihts.ss..ss...,..ssst .ssI...sss's'' w " 80
ifrom Milford. Juah, Ncphi. ir1'o.
Eureka aud Intermediate points 20 "
Prom Terminus and To0,c...'.....-'' q I" T"
pErAHr
For Ogden, Park City and al Eastern
points ....................,,s'''s' W Ut"
For Butte, Portland. SAN Francisco
and Cache VaNoy.....,...,.'.'' l0 70 m
For ogden. intermediate points
aud all points Eafi................... 90 y
For ogden, ali intermediate points
ana san Francisco 1000. ........... q OF y ~
iFor Eureka. Provo and 'll.iorIi........ Z 10 m
for Provo aud Intermediate
roinis.... .........,........'''' , W W
'for rooclo and Tutminus.....,,...'' Z - o.
Run only ON Monday "wednesday anu
Friday.
Trains south Of Jua1 only ruin umca o
week leaving Juab Monday, Wcduosday ana
friday. LEAVING FRISCO IuC.iay, lburidhy anu
Saturday.
City Ticket once, 2Oi Main Street.
DR.. hurley, Gcnl As. Passgr. Dept
r. DICKINSON. General Man ser.
l.. J. LoMAX, g. a. s. ,, Agent
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II. h. Seville Dead.

II. Il. scovllle, an old and respected
resident Of this city, died about O'Clock
ON Saturday evening, July .Dth, o.
paralysis. The funeral services viii b.
held In the Second Ward meeting
house at . p. m. today.
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard oussG
In Eneet IuIy aolb. 1903

~ AsuecA AulN eHIns 1--WE
irAvEs SALT tANr
No. g-ior ituyu, ltlnguau, usntch
AMI all points EaHt .s..s. 500 An
No. flor Provo, Grand junction and
OIL points Ehat,.,..... .......-. 't9p'h
No. o-lor fufnsn. .l'foyo, Manu-, .,,...
No. s-For O.,ssn s,d yf,st ...''....tl ~ pm.
No l-for ogden md th1 West ...'.'s - 10 ''''
~ tvNH SAT- faEu
No. i-rrom Euro' q, Provo, urAnd
junction ana the kaat ,..,.,,.,,.l io' am
No g-rrum Provo, Grand Junction
and tho EAst.................,...... II ~ pm
No. - FROM bingham, tioyo, Manu. ,....
and sAliun ......... .....s... I. ~ ll'Ih'
No. 2-From ogden and the Wost...... .s = M
No, f--ltom Ogden AMI tho Nrst ....,., Nv p'h'
only line running through Pullman lMA.n
Double Drawing itoom -Ireurrs On uonlgt wa
Crane Junction ana 10 han.ta Guy ana lnl.A.
ru vIh colorado points and only line tuhnlhf
Pullman aiO0uers SILT tHtr On son frlucf'n
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