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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
Trottiag Matiaeo mt tho Parkway Drivia,
Club

Yesterdays trotting matinee at the half mile
track on the boulevard. belonging to the Park
way Driving Club OF Brooklyn. was. as usual.
well patronized. The contest In the 2:25 frot
Was warm ono In tho first heat Jennie d,
was pushed out in fast time entering the 2:3O
list with mark Of 2;27h. She Is good look
ing. pure: gated trotter bred IN the northern
part ofthis state. Summaries:
1928 class trott,ng; purse 800.
i
Harry Pepper tP. DrscolD. ....... .........,...I K
27 class trottinR; puras siOo
Comrlde, g. OHeard),.,........... ...........,.l I
Time-2:4o. 2:3U.
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.S Wj. rss"a G 49,.
Earned rnns-New Jersey 4. c.. 3. First base by
srrors-staen island C.. 81 ksw Jersey 4. C.. 3. Left
Base on hall,-or TynE 8; on westsrvsl. struck
Two-base hns-uvens Currle. Sacrifice hit-Wea,er.
welt stolen ba.es-9.ens isgsnan Mack a. Cole.
pitcher-lleEemsn. Tms-l:5O. Cmpire-o Brien.
ESCLrwoon =. c. ~ srArEs ISLAND A. CD
The cd Field Club ed the Island
A. g. the formers grounds at Elgiewood to-day hut
came near losing tho game in the last inning Tho
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EArn.i r!n-iAIt Home rln-Spter. Stolen bases
BB.al MG4d.oek, IrsnChsra. Double pIayzzEsdzls.
b De ana s5ePGen'on BAses, on bAllsIoE Drake 3;
on Arief; 2, HIT by pichsr-WOodCVcE, nenrhAri.
sArTlnc" hi;-IiumphreyL SirnnS ogt-Ry DfaE- 4.
BY CarteF H. Tmt-I't5 CrpireS-MulIeu and curry.
HARVARD. ., IUoNN. g.
fFoypEsCE June io-liaryard defeated Brown 10.
Gay ~ an exciting game reHlrGlhe FOE TIC small
buhh'r ~ hIis on each side Owing To 81 1tuna eng
on on probation White pitched for Brown mi held ths
Crimson 10 hyO llts, one NJ which wIS a scratch
Harvard esul not solve lis delivery. aG0 was Tviirsd
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Amateur League.
THE RECORD.

Ga. "o" Lost Pc G,D fIa. Won Lott P~G,s s;
EngrwdF.C.3 .G87iS. l. C. C......O coo
INV JERSEY 4. T.. s: STATEN ISLAND CO...
Tho Sew Jersey A. C. continue winning games in
the Amateur League. At livirFston yesterday they
stack ed up the staten Island G. C. team
game Of their series, and. as in this previous
game, tho Bergen Point men won. Tho score:
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Earned run = Betimore. Twobh9n hlt- Bhrkedt
Thrss base hit Virtue. Bases s,olen - McAeer ~
gnrte cit Tchenu Kelley sacrincs hits-kelley. Ward.
Tebenu First base on -rrors-Baltnore J; Cleveland.
l. Double pay--McShbbn q McGraw: First base on
b.ll,-C,r Young 2; on McNabb. !. Left on bases
pRa.iror. a. cleveland g. struck out--By Yonng. Z.
Passed bail,-Zitnmsr q Time-Two hours. Umpire
Lynch. AttendRnce-5l1l
CHICAGO 2: WASHINGTON. I.
W,.u,ssros Luns lo.-Mauck WAS too effective for
.he Wnshing ons to-day ard Chicago took the nrst
~ N
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Baseball Games To-day.

Emeralds vs.. Xavier A. A.. at Van Nest
Laurel Vs. Dupont at Flatbush.
Connse VS. Butler. at Brooklyn.
Young Americans Va Rivals. at Van Nest Il r. ny
Olympios VS.. Cuban Giants. at Paterson.
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rotals. 90. 5l427le 81 Totnls...... I

Eng!ewood p: C............,o 0 o o 3 o o o as
2 Base Gallt-EnsleSoo q. 5. lions run i; n:
"a sacrince hits-Mowry, LAYER Left on bases
Engewood +. c. 10: staten Island A. C.. s., Struck
Cunning. b. yine-205 unpire-wyckoh.
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Won der Ahe Wants AI,ll,ean and c

ST. LOUIS june 1o.-Emerson HaVey and Arthur
Cakson the two young twirers of the St. Louis Club
returned homo from the Eastern trip this morning
Like Buckley and Grimm they say me team 10 broken
up physically and tally Grnin's ten days expired
this morning. and no is longer = member Of the
club He says that bo has several favorable offers from
Eastern League clubs
In regard to the signing Of Dan Brouhers President
Won Abe said that he did not think Manager Wat
kins's EFFORTS would with any succoss lie him
self had spoken to President Byrpe about Brouthrvs
when he was asst week ago and Byrne said that no
would not let Dan 70 long as he could play ball
~ would like to see watkins ser Jack MlIliRan.
though" said Won der Abe. "NilliRau 10 good man
at any stage OF the game. He Is strong batter and
would be arstclAss coach for young and
young walter Carter Of Yale. Ii he'll come West Ri
hgn him. lie would make . nice companion for Tom.
my Dowd-"
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DURAN GIANTS. 10: ISDIAs SCHOOL, 7.
Ono thousand persons witnessed the game betveen
the inIiau and coiored players at tho Sc. George
grounds yesterday. Bruce OF the Indians PLAY od q
clever game at short stop lie loudly appauded
for his lire work. The score:
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Baseball Notes.

The team Of the BROOKLYN collsEs of Pharmacy IN.
iegs nine a. trosgect rars on last 1huIsday. The
throughout the game and finally withdrew defeated
party BY a score Of 10
The ofeers Of tho Pirat Platoon Thrtieth precinct
and those Of the FIRST Platoon Second precinct viii
meet AT the Ja.per.' grounds next Friday morning.
game - be called at 30 O'Clock.
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Cuban Giants see.
Indian SCHOOL,,

sEarnsd runs-Cuban Giants, 2; Indian School L. First
base on erIoIs-Cuhsn Giants z: indian kchooi Left
On hases-Cuban Giants. 10. Indian school 4 Three.
base nlts-t,rRnt, 4. jackson. lwobnse bits-GTant
PeAke ~, Erucs Back First hase on bals-oFFsIr'
banks y; on Mhits, !. Struck out-By Fairbanks d:
by Peafo l. stolen Daset-A, Jack sVn Grant 81 liar.
Tiron Nelson: ra.rb3nk, Warren t?). sacrincs hits
and NJ .ns r. IGa i'll BY Schsa '1s1poS Grant.
Passed balls-Back, 8 Wild p,tch.s-FairbSnT.. I J.
Peaks. Umpre-Maaeo nme-l:33. -
rALE, 2; rEisosroS, O.
PRINCETON, June lo.-Tbe 5000 supporters of old Mas.
snn VII" cat hered upnn the varsity grounds To- day nm.
der seorchlns sun 10 witness tho second game OF the
triumph Tor the tigers vanish for Yale brought Two
the plate while Princeton was retired wlthont
a score. Ya'es supporter wero few and aid lIttIe
cheering The game IN fact presented Iitto chance
for exciting displays 1t was hard fought ana ciass
but played chiefly by the batteries '''
DRAKE pitched the game OF his life His work wa. .
surprise even TO Princeton men. lie had ndoptod a
fewer hits OF him to-day than ever. In the opinion u
many competent judges his work TO day WAS hheaI ~
thai OF Carter and should place him among N. front
rank amateur players. His batting. though wa, In
usually weak Carter pitched his usual game hui
though he struck out mar iIen than Drake tic Tiger.
got more ihsn twice AS many base hits a. Yale
Hun hrey. who caught for tho Tgere aule OF tho
Anenes. If TrenohArPs arm. won for hmsuif also an
enyiGhis reputation hy PntinE up an errerlsss
cock. He played an admirable game. ON ths whole
Prnretont heldng more brilliant thnn Yae's bnt
Yaiss more steady. Tho game was for the
visiting by easily error PrnC eton's side
in the second inning and home knock ed by Spser
in the fourth. The Icore;
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In one two tbre. order In all but thrs. nnngs They
mad, their only run. on an srrer s,.s 90 s s, .ne
the work or steers and oeorss being the nnet ever
seen on the grenada The sooret
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First base on errors-Ifarvsrd, ,; Brown. Left on
bases-Hsrvsid. 2: Browp D. First base on pslsn0n
Highlands, ;; on White a Struck nut-By Htghlanns,
IL; by White. q Two.bsse hit-iliehnnds saetince
hits -neLsne. HsilowelL Highlands Trsrord stolen
and weeks Jcne. and Weeks Hs Sy pf,Sb.rnssy
Passed balis-LsnE, 1: Mason, l. umpires-hurfay ana
burma Tme-1t3o
coRSTLL, 8; UNIVERSITY or rESNsrLvArtA.
Trp.cA June Cornell again sucoeeded In defeat
ing the University OF Penn,yyania by good hard nit
ting sharp fielding and daring base running Cornell
tried Cobb their fires pitcher in the box And ne
displayed splendid judgment at critical moments ana
hal tho Psnnsyvania heavy htters well In his power
The score:
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BROOKLYN. 4; CINCINNATI. 2.

etnnati yesterday did NOT provoke n conliagrn-
Non at Eastern Park. but Il looked as though
% 1890 psrsons, and 4 LOT o! fremen in the
neat merry Of red shirts, " least. the Cinein-
natl boys looked like Ohio Hose Company No.
h Ia their iurid costumos They tried TO
4ampen the nrdor Of the spectators By doing
up Brooklyn, but II Was nc 90.
= That hsathsn Chinoc Of the diamond, All
Leo Latham. cAvorted about and made his
lens hair to please the Brooklyn mascot. but
rhased. and he and Latham made great sport
tor the crowd until the last inning. WI on the
Ctncinn9u team, aftor a magnificent rally.
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barred rqns-Brooklyn, J: Cincinns;i =. Frat bass
~ ssrrror.,Brooiyn; Lert on ba...TrooEiyn. q:
snily.n. q strues out-Ry stein, !; by Sullivan "a
fassaea hta,,ssln. Sullivan Two,bsse hit-Day
AMI ,si 81 roa,1 Sa sullivan Double plsy-Grin
pirseillf,t I'm. o1'tss--hn,low Murphy, l. TN.
ct LOUIS. q; PHILADELPHIA O.
rnlLAprLPnIA, June 10 The first SATURDAY b,r hail.
sy, ~ 'no season was celebrated TO-DAY and a cIa
fsS1RS nE st. LOUIS win An Interesting gans TON
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~ swimming scored with none ont.
feuiiS VII. dL5
y Earned runs--ysw York. g; Louisville. I. rwobsso
Git--Wafd Three base bis-Davin Fuller. Homo run
Al, saersce hits.Eurte Ward risrnan. Lyons
Ion. First base on srrory-New YorE. i; Louisville =
trst base on balls-on Ruse. 4; on Sratton g. Struck
4pt-By Rusie. Q; by StrAtton. ]. Left bases-Nsw
xors s: IoT:vili.. Doubls pIsys-Rusis Fuller and
yild piteh.has,o. Time-2!25 6mpirs-Ganney. At
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sStrickcr hit by batted bal.
washington ....... ..........o u,
Earnsi rnns-washngton I; Chicaeo: ]. First bass
hy errors-Chicago. : lott on hases-Washington. 81
chicago T. FIRST bass Oalls-Od Meck:n 2; on
Mnuck /. Struck out-Ry M.ekin. 2 Three'6ase hit
-Iarkin. stolen bsseS-O'Rourke. Lange Dahlen
DUNCAN. Hoy Umplre-AcQuaid. rimo-1:45.
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Earned runs-Boston, .; Pittsburgh, . First base
by errors-Boston. l; Pittsburgh. J. Left on 6ases.
Nichols, q OF Terry. Struck out-By Niehols. y by
Terry q home runs-Tucker, Bennett Smith Two
base hits-Cnrroli shugart. Sacrinoe hits-McCnrthy
Nssh. stolen bases-Duhy Mccarthy. Nash. Double
pleys-Nah and Long, Nichols: Long, and Tucker.
Birrbauer and Beckiey. Iit by nitcher-By Terry !.
WIZ p,toh--Tsrry Impire-Emsle. Tme-l'tS' Az
tendance-ioOO
BALTIMORE. /: CLEVELAND. i.
BltrrMopr June 1o-1n the presence of Eli specta.
tors mostly crsnks the Orioles took the nrst game or
a.a,, uln
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Eastern League.

At BvrfAIl
prfaIo ,., ...............S o o o q q J.
Sprlngteid. ,.....S......o q o o-l5
Base hits Buffalo. Y: Springfield. %. Errors-Buf-
falo u; Springfield, j. Pitchers-Barr and CouBhlin.
rfRIE
Erie ......................".a q I 1-lS
Ra,e hits-Erle, 20; Providence.s. Errors-Erte. g:
Providencs. 8. Fitchers-Mays and oDay; Madden
and Fitzgerald.
A KEsBARE-
WIKI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1 o o o-a
Troy.........................2 ~
pa.e hits-wilsssbarre :; Troy. 10. Errors-wiIkes.
barre. ]; Troy, l. Pitchers-Goodall and DevlinB.
AT BiSCHANroS.
uinchamton .........l o 0 o. 9
Albany ..................-..c 3 . o o o 10
Base h!ts-BinRhamtsn. g: Albany, ia. Errors
Bingham ;nn. Albany q. Pitcher5-Barnett and Cam
6e ID; Calhan and Payne
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Cleveland has No Hight to Catcher boyd.
WASHINGTON. June 1o.-In the of Catcher Boyd.
who was reserved by the Buffalo Club and subsequent
y signed by tho cievelands the National Board
cidsd that he was legally reserved by Bunalo and Is
released by the latter club
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1t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TO s lots SP ysTy Nth
nRiGhrs s&aShI GREEN no owns S' sa., *. af,AS
A oENTs.-Make So a days new Invention; lightning
foss&GE a aAcSp cn sGin,aSi G SSo
GENTS TO sell choice suburban real estate: e1por.
-NN e .e Sk6Efx9 Va l DAWES :. Pine st.
IA Robbers 1889 Broadway Brooklyn.
E .S % to So fsy box aios Envelope and
ss''onshy nGE Eff P ca .;
A. wslFs sssssG IA rsSnlS .csS BY ws's
ID wages So Shirts box ' is7. sun D' of Hs"'
CoLLEeToR Married man wanted on .als1y. about
who learn qacEs Apply 2o East Z" iS S 81 OF one
AEis HANDS LANDS coashmen. sarde1sr.. married coa:
0''0 los az, I'D %en
paid while learning o5Moutsom,ry st. Jersey city.
INSANE ATTENDANT '1eel'ip' n dsf;; ~ address,
RELIABLE MAN. about -, who is quick 10 learn and
~ winz to TorS WI 70 instructed in our bus ness
soI i East ye FinS while learning Apply personally at
.nS ,o.ns an. snsr C !aTSHs men who VA.
Ris ssnS s. s. 6
IF ,rson 'r' I.an. Monday after
SNAP for travelling men who visit many towns; no
a., .,sI to make no samples to work dcns
ten box ss s is se. ws for
q sadS CLERK.
saa o
Tenn al wSo Ts .H. ruiz
leg" We at ' Msnson GGo psps
WANIEn.Tor tho First US. Artillery 20 ablebod,ed
YEAR, sn IN sonS men between the ayes Of
ngT 81 b9 s 70 .pE BY
SHAW First Artillery. Tor, Hamilton n T. IT, p' H. w.
WANsTLD;-A number Of capable. active and neatly
sc" e. room L. 30 Liberty st. immediately; hours
~n tools a
JxTs e Sns
Aecasas si "yG to TG.s t%s s
OF M1pnty inEsnrance liberal permanent con.
' oA' G iaf KfSs. STANDARD building. city
sS ..Tsor one ;. Tap Sns
Sns s' w IN Scs M sun
once. IVA ''' gu"
WANTED-soms active. hustnr men to Introduce
vi BE- s tTsee OF c ali at room
a. 60 Liberty st. as soon as possible: hour. 10
W ANTEp--Prompt office assistant; salary siSo: |
railway fare paid here: enclose reference and self.
NATIONAL box P. Chicago.
vNAETED-At once bright and active man. abont
w y. with Inowedge OF retail trade and some ex.
psrience at managing helr salary paid. Apply per.
son5ly. .Ol East 18th st. |
WANTBD-A few refined gentlemen for pleasant
w home occupations: all extra pocket
money BY calling at Etruscan Art Rooms. 80 East
or night: ,esxce,Iea, reference.
" D.. box lB4. Sun office
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Cornell =. .............-..1 o Q Q "a
Pennsylvania ................l 0 o-3
Earned run-CorreiL Twobase hits-Towls. Goeete.
Tbree.base hit-Reeso. Bases on bss-on Reese q: on
baiis.-S,oopan C,, wild pilch-Resse stolen bases
Cornell q; Pennsylvania !. Umpire-hillsr. Time
NEw ronE A c., :: ORANGE a. c-3.
A fourteen..nning game was played at Orange Oval
Yesterday between the Now York A. O. and the Orange
A u DARK brought tho GAma 4 cloao, Tbs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24
PROVO.

Correspondence De,.ret Ne,o.

Correspondence DeJsret Neica
Provo, March 23.--First street, in.
GLIDING the sidewalk, from A street TO
the depot Ia in very bad condition,
and has 30 been ever since the building
OF the Utah Central railway, but more
especially since tho building OF the
Rio Grand Western. The grade OF the
tracks In some places is very high, and
In several other places there are exca.
vations at the side OF the track. The
attention OF the railway officials OF
both roads has recently been called 10
this state or Affairs, and each road has
promised to put on n gravel train In the
near future. Mr.. j. IL. Young, OF the
Union Pacific. In company with Road
Supervisor Thurman, ran over the dis.
lance referred to on u hand car, AMI
concluded that 1t was necessary that
something should DO done. The gravel
trains are anxiously awaited by citizens
OF the southwestern portion OF the city.
Work VIII be commenced ON the
new iron bridge which IL 10 be built
across Provo river as soon M the
weather will permit and as soon as lh o
w. h. Booth, representing Andrews
Brothers, bridge builders, In In the city.
The present bridge Ia u wooden one. II
has done good service In the past, but
has grown TO be- rather shaky. Fears
have been entertained for several years
that some spring freshet would sweep
II away.
Henry j. Maiben, member OF the
city council anu fireman, will soon
depart on IA mission to preach the Cos
pei. In anticipation OF his saying
laIewell the firemen ana number OF
invited guests surprised him ut the
Souihworth hall on Tuesday evening.
They ate and drank, sang ana dane, d f,
played and talked, and had n sploudiu
SINE generally.
The b. Y. A. Choral society aud the
Utah Stake chorus win hold two
reheareals, one At $3.50 p. IN. and The
other ut 3 y. m. Between the two
reheGrtals a IeIast viii be served al
BaBharG's hall by the PROVO member
TO those coming from Lehi, Springvillt
and Spanish Fork. The rehearsal viii
no OF the songs 60 DO sung at the lem
pie dedication.
'rhe comedy, A Turkish Bath, went
with rosr at the Opera House las
night.
1t has been limited by a Provo Attor
ney that Judge Blackburn Ia about "
10 retaliate in kind on tho bar. They
will be charged with incompetency
The charges, II IL minated, VIII b.
made through the public press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24

Subscribers OF the NEWS are pleased
with the many improvements Of the
paper. at In In appearance neat"
they say; at Ia newsy, and the
editorials arc timely, crisp and point
ed" etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24
Fears Of flOods.-l.o Graudc Improve
menis.-Rlch Ort-Noies.

Provo, March 2I.--The arprehen-
sion In regard TO high water Is incfeas-
Ing. Fears are now expressed not
| only that great damage viii DO done IN
| the west fiulis, but that n stream OF
water may break over the rivUr banks
at the nfs. ifeshct and Hood u large
portion Of tho city. MIR. $. s. Clun
returned on "Wednesday from Provo
valley. and he reporte that there ~
double the amount OF snow IN the hills
that there was last year. AT knmas,
the people are sleigh riding over The
fences. WAteTmaster Thurman anu
the council committee ON irrigation
have tho matter under advlsement,
but ~ yet have taken 10 eleps 10 avert
Incorporating disaster.
Walter Cox Ia in from his mining
locations west OF Tintic. An assay Of
sample rock shows l18.81 ounces OF
silver and s0.I0 In gold, and some
copper and iron. MIR. Cox returns 10
his location in few days.
4. IL. Cluii has returned from his
mission 10 Arizona In behalf Of the
Y. NJ. NJ. 1. A. Brother Clnn has been
absent ABOUT three months. He returns
In good health.
The cards are out announcing the
nuptialr OF DIR. Il. II. Reed and Miss
Ettio SwarthOut, two well know n
young people Of this city. DR.. Reed II
a dsntiht and Miss Swarthout recently
Resigned rs representative Of the SAT-
Lake Tribune In this city.
An effort has been made by the
presidency Of the Stake to secure the
reduction OF the Conference railway
fare for Provo, from Sl.90 to 81, anu
proportionato reductions Tor the other
| cities, but word has been received
| from the Rio Grande Western that no
such reductions will bc made, and
presumably n similar reply will be re-.
ceivod from the Union Pacific.
Superintendent wclby OF the Rio
| Grande Western was In the city yes.
| tsrday. He stated that owing 10 the
financial depression the now depot
which has been promised TO Provo will
not lie built Mt present. A number OF
repairs, however, Will be made. The
lean-to ahanties north OF the main
depot building are to be torn down and
that part OF the building formerly In
use as railroad eating house Ia to b.
| cnlargeu anu utiiixeu ny Ifcigh'
house. 1t Ia also promised that the
walks and crossings near the depot shall
be graveled.
A flag mado OF native Utah slllt,
fourteen feet long and eight feet vice,
with MI en- lematic half star attached
attached ana the explanatory words,
"Utah, the Incoming State" was
yesterday shipped to Worlds Fair
Commissioner Nelson A. Empey. The
flag Ia TO be used In ,draping the Utah
building at the WORLDS Fair.
Subscribers OF the NEWS arc pleased
with the many improvements of the
paper. at Ia In appearance neat, "
they say; at Ia newsy, and the
editorials arc timely, crisp and point
ed" etc.
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RIO GRANDR
WESTERN.
Standard ouasa-
"a CURRENT TINE rasL,
In rnsct ISnnary ist. 1905


Irlvrs aArT LANE.
No FLOR Provo bfanu Junction ana
nll pnints hast ..,...... ............ sos Am.
No. t-For Provo, Grand junction and
All poiuts hast. ..... .......... st9s pm.
No. s-for Provo, Payson, kureka and
silver City ...........,........-t,0 N PIN.
no. C-lor bingham, Provo, hhnti,
and sAlinA -. ..................l i05 am.
No. s-For ogden and woat.............iiiis pm.
no l-lor ogden and the West ........ll il5 ain.
Iuf WIS sAtr tlrW
No. l-Irom Provo, urAnd junction
nndthc East .......... .........tiiosA IN.
No. S-Trom Provo. Grand function
and tho ka1t,.................. -. Ii :ls u. m.
No. T-From Provo, Payfon, Eureka
and silver City 1850 Am.
No. s-From bingham. Provo. Manu
and SAlinA .................,,.,... hi'Op.m.
No. 2-From Ogden and tho wcsL...... ~ AN.
No. f-ffom ogden aud the Wcat...... pilb pm,
Pullman Palace Shoppers on all through
trans. No changosi close connections. Safety,
treod and comfort.
trh tOiiirr No. rn0 ~ Tpin sirs.t.
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Gen. AREAGoE Gen. kupt Ssn.P PAT. Az
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The Sun.

During 1893 THE sun viii he
of surpassing excellence and Will
print more news and more pure
literature than ever before in Its
history.
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JUST LOOK

NJ our stock Of clothing. Looks, like
people, diflor Some looks arc ugly;
others arc pleasing aud attractive. The
looks Of our suits are elegant, handsome
and invltingi that's why the looks Of all
our customers indicate delight aud satls-
faction. II costs nothing TO look. The
in that case ou'll pay moro for an infer
Tor suite, and then a peep in the mirror
will show You looks of disgust Don't
mako yourself look disgustcd, but come
aud make yourself look pleased, well
dressed and comfortable In one OF our
stylish suits.
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III zH PACIFIC
Vala|8zD)sYsTEM.
THB THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective FEB. 80, 1893.
7'ehs -rfms aud Depart al SAT- Laks CITY
Daily. as foloiOis
ARRIVE.
IFrECIIvE FEB. s8, 1893.


DAILY. rs foRoi0is
ARRIVE.
Prom ,n Fssiorn pointf.. ............ 500 q m
IRON Butte. Portland and San Fran.
s............s....s. tiu9t N
from Park city and Cache Valley 1850 an
FROM All Ea,iorn pointa.....-.,.....-.. 1870 p m
IRON Cache ValleJ and oEden......... 7iio . N
IRON Provo and intermediate
pointa-.......... .............. ....f1i01t
'ffom WI or q. Jusb, Ncphi. Provo,
. Iureta and intermediate pointa.,s1, p m
iron Terminus andTooolo........ 100 y m
DEPART
fof fneasiern roints............... eco m
iorbu'ie. Portland. san Francisco
and Cache Valley .................. ioes, n,
FOR Cache Valley and Park City, $50 . IN
'or ogden, intermediate points and
81 points opt....-....' ....-..-.,. $50 N
Tor OGDEN al intermediate points
and sanFfaa rboo ............., iiii5p M
ifor Eurcka, Juab and Milford....... Tasi IN
Iorifo'o and intermediate polnts.- 81 0p m
Tor Tooele and Terminus .............. 'I5 IN
'ntily. Sundays excepted.
i1rainh between Juab and Milford do not run
tuncAya
CITY TICKET 0rrrrg. aof VAIN Sr
II. h. HUXLEY, Genl. Agt. Passgn Dept.
D. DICKINSON. Gonr Mgr
L.. l.. LoMAx. q. 4. 4 T. Agent.