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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
TRAGEDY IN AN ASYLUM.
One Woman LunaiIe Kills Another In tEe
 SiAfe Ho.pIfal.

ROCHEsTET. July ls-GcrtFRde Eiain- ger, n patient at the State Hospital For the Insane hCrc, was killed by Mar Nc Clellan, another lunaiic- Both women went into the l.vafory- An 2Esss---l1t heard them struggling and sscrramInE and entering the r'Som found fhc McIslCl- Ian woman. who l. about sg,SEzArs old. kick ing Mrs EihinEcr. who was = year old The old la5s-1I -1InECDd for several hours. when shSS died of conCession Uf Ihc brain. d.a1c to her injuries MEs- Mcclellan $ mother Is insAne and is confined al the Willard asylum. Mrs McClcilar has bccrl placed in solitary confinement since the | h0uniCfde
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
UNCLE PETER's SERMON

~wha's yo' reco'd, tremblin sinnahf wha's de tithes yo' bringin i'm Doyo' spect t be Q winnah Fo' yo' Christyun wuk begin7 Hussle upi Secuah yo' lodgin wha' dc golden lante'ns glow, Foh dey won be any dodgin Wen de hon begins t' blow. -Tsnd ter wuk an be a-savin- Yo' no 'Lijah-heah my song7- Des a-waitin twell a raven
 Gums a-totin grub alongi Yo' may hab a peaceful lodgin wha' de streams O marcy flow, But dey won be any dodgin
 Wen de hon begins t' blow. "Put away de idle dreamini
 Lif' Emanyul's hannah highi Don yo' see dc lamps a-gleamin On de buzzum O de sky7 An. ye can't deadbeat yo' lodgin Wha' de hebenly roses blow, An dey won be any dodgin
 Wen ole Gabe begins t blow"
 Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
New York Republic an. Called.

SYRACUSE, July ls--Mr. John $ Ken yOn, sccrctary of the Republican s;ltC committee, iSsucd call for the commit tee to meet at tho Fifth Avenue hotel New York, at II a- m- on July 2a. He announces that he will favor Syracuse as the plnce to hold fhr cnnXcntinn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
RrIra.rd Frnm 1hrir Inftr rrrrh-

CHICAGO. July ls,-Tbc five men who werc prisoners at mn altitude of lD1 fccT on the South Halstead srrCct bridge for nearly 90 hours wcre rcleas td by the low cEing Of the structure
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
He Didn't Oblect-

''But, my dear sir," said the man who procrastinates. eff pay you this money I will have to borrow it of some one else"
 ''Very well. '" replied the cold blooded citizen, "so long as you pay what you owe me l don't object to your owing what you pay me. "-American Indus tries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
Eaurator- Nr..E

PROvTpESCE, July lS-Th" fourth an nual session of the American Institute uf Normal Methods Op-ncd at the Normal school building hcrr, Governor Brown dCliycrCxl tho addrs-ss of Vg,.lCnmC.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
JADE LITE q BURDEN.
Mss c. F. CRAwFoRp. of Lfmestone, M writes; .For years l suffered monthly fro

rAls 0A AMtNAtE%ANAAAf -4G~N
 suffered monthly from periodic pains which at times were co acute e to render life a burden I began using Dr. Pierces Fayorite Prescription I used seven bottles in as many months and de- rived so much benefit from 1t and the homo treatment recommend cd fin his Treatfss on Dise.tsEs of Women. that | wish every woman throughout our land. suffering in the same way, may be induced to give your medicines and treatment a fair trial-" "
 "Fayorite Rrecrip-
 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
Steamer Havrrton Condemned.

QUEBEC, July IS.-Thc British steamer Havertnn. Captain Peters, Grum Sydn.'y. C. B, for Montreal. which went ashurc at St CrUix on July .. has bCsn officially condemned and will bc sold
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
Bargains in Crockery

Dinner Sets from $6 to SIS.
 Toilet Sets from $l.15 to$15 Do not forget the Babies this hot weather, $lO to $l5 will buy a good carriage.
 Repairing neatly done, we have first-class workmen who understand everything in this line. We will call for your broken and damaged furniture and return the same free of charge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
Two fnwns on FIrr.

MINNEAPOLIS. July Is - Reports are received hero that the situation at Hinck- ley, where forest fires arr raging. l. morc serious It is rcPOrteti that Partridge sta tion. on the Eastern Minnesnta- has been destroyed and that kerrick Is burning
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
The 9ernprrat.
o. and N. T. MALoNEY. PuBI1sHxns.

NIB PovDERLY has borne himself with discretion during the strike. The views of no private citizen in the United States were more earnestly sought for than those of MT Powderly. and 1t would seem natural under the circum- stances that Mir Powderly would remark upon the pyrotechnics of his successor in office. But up to date MT Powderly has not said a single word either in commen- dation or blame of Mir Sovereign's action. Therein is Mir Powderly wise.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18

The resurrection plant, native of South Africa. becomes dry and appar- ently lifeless during drought, but opens its leaves and assumes all the appear ance of life when rain falls.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
Catering to Dame Fa.hIon.

Man Dressmaker-well, what nowi
 Apprentice-I have discovered way to mako Q woman's dress so that she will look like a humpbacked baboon with bats wings.
 Man Dressmaker-Glorious It wiA be. como tho rago.-New York Weekly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18

JEIssEY CIIY. July lS--EcFnaEi -AlsSl- berger. the SonvictsSi murderer ot his sweet hrart. katie FupIs. WAS scntcnusd 10 hc hangrd tn Husd--'n sssuntv lail un s~s-ps- s5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18

We are giving prices lower than ever before thought of. One lady saved $l5 on one car pet. Only think of it! You can save the same. Don't miss the opportunity.'
 A $4S.00 Chamber Suit for S3O.OO.
 A 5000 Chamber Suit for $32.OO.
 \ $500 Chamber Suit for $500.
 A Sll0.00 Parlor Suit for $75.OO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18

THERE is nothing more sacred than the confidence that should exist between the physician and his patient doctor can- not be compelled even in A court of law to testify as to patient This is a salutary precept. We find New York physician telegraphing that Debs, the leader of the Chicago strike, had been under treatment for alcoholism. had taken the gold cure" and was reformed inebriate." We also read that Lord Randolph Churchill. the eminent British statesmen, had gone to a Chicago sanitarium to be cured of the mor- phine habit. Here are two specific state ments. They could only come through the confidence of physician. Nothing could be more annoying to the patients than the publication. The question may we'll be asked. IS anything nowadays sacred or confidential?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18

HERE comes a distinguished physician and says the prevalent habit of the men in discarding their vests in summer time is exceedingly dangerous, and that it would be very much better if they would keep on their vests and discard their coats going up and down town. The vest we are told affords protection against draughts and sud- den chills to the portion of the body which should be most protected instead of most exposed. All the same. says the Boston Herald, We don't fancy that man will go about the streets in his shirt sleeves, even to please the physicians. and so long as he keeps his coat buttoned up he may go without his vest without either en- dangering his health or violating the pro- prieties either. We are lectured too much by doctrinaires who hover up in the clouds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
His Waterloo.

He was n great, strong. giant man. \ modern HerCulc.
 Such as whose looks proclaim they can Do anything with ease. whosc wondrous lincaments reveal Such strength as lies In bands Of steel And he had wrcstled far and near The sIrOnJ men of the land And made them one and all to fear Bcforc his strength to stand. And he would deal =uch deadly blow As it would lay bullock low. He sighed for mighticr foes to fight That he could test his strength. But. oh. this man - wnndruus might. He met his fate at length! The window of a car he tried To open. worked n week and i.s6. Nixon Waterman in Chicago Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18

These are Bargains.
 We do not offer cheap good for nothing Furniture at inferi- or prices. These are good quality, well made, and first class.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18

enfng nervine, purely vegetable, perfectly harmless It regulates and promotes all the proper functions of womanhood, improves digestion, euriches the blood, dispels aches and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and rs- stores health and vigor. For every "fsmals complaint" it is the only remedy 90 surs that 1t can be gWuruRtesd. If it doesn't cure. you have your money back
 and threes contentedly about their vari- ous callings.
 As the hours wore away, however, with no marked Tightening of the at- mosphcre. the people began to doubt the strangers power and tO exhibit signs of impatience, some manifestations being so stormy as to affect the musician-and his mcasures-tremulousl PhGbus. too, apparently was angry, for though Herr Veit, with his livcliCst notes, be- sought an audience, the day closed un- blessed with n glimpse of the sun gods radiance. As the night became darker and darker. the music grew moro and more faint, but it was only when the weariest villagers had sunk to rCst that the melody ceased. In order to give their would be dclivcrer suflicicrs time, tke inhabitants had resolved to Lave him to his methods until she following day. Bright and early next morning the sun appeared, but long before its rays gilded the mountain tops Herr Vcit, fearful of another trial, had stolen from the scene of his cxertiOns-sighting after many harJi~hips tho familiar roofs of SalZburg
 One evening soon after Herr Ecit's re- | turn the student was asked tO sup with him, and over the coffee the adventure was recounted- Tho legend which had turned the shoCmaker's head must have been of Amphion, under whose magic music the rampIrts of Thcbcs are re- putcd to have arisen, for when the cpl sodc had been rehearscd mine host, pre- | facing by way of momentum. "A little learning is dangerous thing. '' reflected that ill the oldcn time it must have been no small matter to build up n wall by tho power of music, seeing that nOwa- days it was most difficult to move even a cloud by the same.
 True" Gabriel acquicsccd. ''such fcats seem practicable enough on paper; but, success granted, warrant that the | achievements one comes across in Chron- iclCs were not tho crust hrCaking per ! for1nancCs that the old barCis report. Times, narrower. have changed We live in another age: different conditions environ us. waiving cnigmas abroad or in remote periods, there arc problems at our very doors clamuring for solution. Reviewing it all and recalling a trench ant obsc-y .iiUn touching tlsc happiness
 of home keeping wits, am more thar
 ever impressed with the force of Oul
 adaGc-
 "SchustCr, blcib' bci dcinen lcis ] ton '' fSbO.mnkCr stick to xnur last
 anticipated Herr Vcit glCCfully. and fu
 once at least aptly.-L I. Summcrscalca
 in Kansas City Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18

vigorating tonic and a soothing and strength enfng nervine, purely vegetable, perfectly harmless It regulates and promotes all the proper functions of womanhood, improves digestion, enriches the blool, dispels aches and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and rs- stores health and vigor. For every "fsmale complaint" |" it is the only remedy so sure that 1t can be guurdHtesd. If 1t doesn't crrn rou have your money back
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18
MUST GO.

Every Black, Brown, Cedar, Pearl Derby Hats, all S2 and B Hats.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18

All our medium and light weight clothes. We are head quarters for all kinds of Clothes to fit all sizes. Now they must go, all of them, and the bargains in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-18

ePErNqrTErp, No, Aug 1stn. 1sSS. -T can spea Ia the hl-hcst terms of your medfcine from my own personal knowledge. Iwas affected with heart disease. plcurtsy and rneqt.aatlsn lor phrwfctnns ana spent hundrcds of dol- far-s. tried every known remedy with out hnding relief. Ihavc only taken one pottle Of your F. P F., and can good thsn anything have ever tnken- II can recommend your medicine to all sunerers of the abovo dtsease&
 MRS. M. N. WEARY.
 6pringneld. Green County, No
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MARsHAI's SALE

IDuHstANt TO AZ ORDER or SALE To
mc, directed by me rhud district rauft
% lhhirtfiinrr,l shall expose AZ Public sale "a
tne.ffunt door Of inc county cont hnuro IN thr
ciy OF SAT- Lake, county OF san tako and
icruiuu " Utah ON thH ail daY OF Angus.
lNt, 10 % O'Clock mo all tho riFhL title .rIaim
ana interest " Iuhn lia1iohna Alice ~ tlabs
luhusi simon iahiuhns. Joseph A. MrNeary
sud MiIlIHm 49, lrN no Of, iH. aud ~ tho fol,
lowing dtfgfibcd real estate situate iyinr and
eclug in Hhlt Lake county, aud ootoubye 40
fulluwH, tD.Wit
The west hhif oi Dot forty thrcc ttD aud ail
% TOT forty tour lttl In bloc tWoG ~ Lincoln
fark subdivision, OF los slH i6I, seven 90. eight
Hls uluu 900 luurtuHu .llI and seventeen
ltIt and part Of lUta Httrun IiI ana sixteen
400 1--WE Aero RAT 'A,' tNg VIOLA surysy. bo.
INK situated In ihg northeast quarter ~ tscu "a
seventeen lil, township one lll south, range
one lil east ut falt LAks mertutan, County Of
Nalt Lake, Territory ~ ltah. arrnfdiuE to the
frco dcd ulat Of said Lincoln fArk. 10 uc toId
~ the properly o. John Uabiohns, Alice ~
iial,ohns and simon kaUiphns, a. The sui, Of
the GAilwty huildiug aud Lpau Association,
corporation,
NAT ~. BRIGHAM,
4. a MArshal
ty I. o. ARCHER
Dated July i5lh lst
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE rs UEUruY GIVEN ~ TIE
~ uuIgulUrd. Administrator 10 The 81.
tate of Jesse ~. loN, deceased. 10 tuB crrIt,
tori 0I sul 900 persons having elaine against
tno aHIi Deceased. Go exhibit lurm with the
necessary vouchers, within Ten months amer
INu Urat publication pI tuiH notice, Co the raid
adWluIstrat0rs re 40. %. tuufIilut0n buiI ding.
Iu salt Lake City, lu tru County ut salt Lake,
aud Territory W Utah.
uNHuN IS. YOUNG,
JIasE N. lON Jun.
Administrators uf tHr lafatc " Jesse ".
Iuh, utUHHsrI.
JOINS 81 lANNos, Attorney Coz ssid admin.
HuAt0TH.
Dated june luI. IsII
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RAILR DADS.
49, RIO
% SsST4S GRANDE
Ssls1i WESTERN.
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT In lHpr' lime IL Il0l
TIth TABLE, W l"''N eAN' W. lgstl


Leave salt Iakr
No. e-For Provo. ninFhlu. W.s
atch and AL TuIuH IlH SOFA m
so t-for Provo. Grand .lH.u.H
aud 10 points Eaai.ts...s... p m.
No f-tor Provo. Ma aHI
slliua s....., ...saa'H.. ..s.sa.. $50 u. fn.
80 s-For kureta and bingham. a0Uu m.
su FOR ogden and WcHau.... 30 lr Dol.
$50 l-FJf ogden aud tho "oHt... 100 r.m.
Arrive snit Lrhr.
so i-rrom Provo. Grant junction
and tho Eaai......... ...... f.' o.. u
40 Prom Provo. Grand junction
and tnt Nnat .....sts... .... no 40 u m.
so. a-fram bingham. Provo. Na.U
.alina and WafatcU. ......... t.l.. no..
so. a-Ffom Eureta and Bingham H.laa m.
Ma l-from OgieA and tho West. st5a m.
NO t-From ogden and the West. tI5u m.
only line running through Pullman rala-o
Double DrAwiuH h1um tIcUUcra O. Denver VIA
Ofanu junction and TO kanfaa lIiy And UhlcA.
g. via colorado points, free fr"NHIuI chair
oHfs shit i.aAo to uonvrr. and only H1f fu1.
ming Pullman -ieoport th.t lafr ll Han FrnU.
cisco. hoohapgotl close courocuonE aAiolE
speed md comfort.
Ticket once, 10 W. 2ui South
n G. DODGE. A.E. WIUuY.
Gen. NauaEcr t,H. surL
J.iL lLNNErr. Gen ESIA
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NoIloe DO OREpIToRs.


hAlAlo OF nc MNtMAn' deceased
NOTICE is uEEEUY GlNEN NJ TIE
~ uuduraisuCd, AguCsa McEWau. IA
uDuirIN Of Tie laat Will Of Henry MrEwAn
decreased il the creditors OF, and aII persons
hlynE claims against tho said Deceased. 81
exhibit iuDm with thr necessary Vouchers
within iHn months after the nTst publication vi
this notice, tO tuo said Aruuss hI.EWau, ~
ggalnN of me lasl VIII ~ saId deceased, W No
County of salt Lake, Territory 10 Utah
AGNES NCEWAN.
lNerulfiN oi the lhst will Of Henry McEwau
deceased
Dated juno 4lal a. %. IsNl
IuUh 10 tANNUN Attorney far ENorutrI
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a. w. james, Sarah y. JanoH. Kate a. SCotf1
PERM. T. ~. Hodge. Jennie J, sutton. trH
Commercial National iank IN corpora
TOM, ". a McJornick, Guardian, luu
state Eank " ttah Is CorpurituaI aud
lfuut b. hiatt defendants.
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NTOU ARE uuurUY urOvfrEu rD Az.
7 near Id an aetion broHsff 5.s.Ha. Won ~
lIp Above named pisintn Ir tT.. II.rI.t touit
ufIbe Third Juditisi Ulstrirt 0I fH0 IrrrItort
uf ItHh.aud ID anawcr fTD r.m.fHIrf HIgI
fbsrsl6 VIM, t,r ,i.y'is, gI.,... I.s M, ,f
.srtITsI afirr no serytrr .n SAM .I ina
HurImlna n a,fted within I'D. ...Ut.. s. DO
served uHt Of tIis county. Lut within tHf. az.
Irigt. within twenty dive. H.Hrrs.sg within
fUr.I dIya-Ur fuIsuert D.. tU.HI. will Up
taatr ls.|Ust .atI. lr.0fU.r# tu t.a UraeUr 1f
said .lH.f..sI.f
IhUrt.f action Is br1H.#t Oh. Hfvs Indictment
aHaIH. t.rffufHrfs fnufa .rI f..t# III t.Ul#.r
prrHI ru suu IA tteI. u.l. tuteff.. Il. D
nor g.Hf Urr 4r1uu5 frt.. ..uas I'D f1r
iUrt.Hrnf.s ff5arod rgsf. DBL. ...it 6i.fard Id
HU gH# Ir NO .aftstu nan. NV rotas rR.
rru..H .v ssII lad HH. UefstfanH DO
pIsfH#H .Uv h. 80 ou. ..a .tiI| 5i.H boz.
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Aut u accordance with The law and Ne
order Of mo Board Uf Directors made uH tHr
a.Hi Jay OF NHys lsll, Hu many shares OF each
paroles ui stock g. may Hu necessary will hU
cola 90 I'M once % tuU HU"frtury. ht Room %.
lctrrtt NpuouN uBuH building. salt taht
'IiT, liAn, uu thursdaN Hu.F 10Th, lrlt 90 o.
ur|ur.i Me- - pay the delinquent assessment.
in-glhor Win the costs of advertising aud
expense OF sale,
ISAAC JuNNlNUs, sees.
by order % tHe Hoard ~ Directors VI tho
brEIY hunE Company, Che Above sHlt BE-
room Do, nrsertt National Han building
~ A. ~ NJ VII. -
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pELINoUENT AssEssMtNI.

Delinquent Notlcc. Tho Cuiiy Mining Co.
Location OF principal place NJ business. salt
Lako city, ttah.
Location 0f works, White Pine G. ounty. We ada.
NOTICE THERE AltE DELINQutNr
- upon Che following dusrrIhcd stuUa on
account 90 assessment levied on tho IIst day
OF hhy, 1875. ihr several amounts cot Oupn.
"a a fuIIUuVu
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting ol hH Hoard 81 Trustees,
hcll at lhrA city, uu Nu l.ih day u Juup,
ltil on assessment so ~ NJ one cent pcf
share waa LEVIED uu tho capital stock " The
corporation, payable 20 Che sUrfutarY uu or
before thc ih DAY Of jaw is4 any stoct
upon winch tlU assessment romans unpaid on
ile tniu rih day ~ July. isl, Will Del toiin.
qugut Hnu attrruscd foraaIC at public auction.
ara N payment b. not maize before, will DO
sold on Nc 2uih day ~ August iHhl. a. liOom
NO. gus Consultation building. salt Lake CITY,
lAhf hl We huur OF O'Clock b. CO.,
". ,, htutON, tUcy.
Residence uurtons Couu, salt LAKE cry.
lah.
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SUMMONS.


la the District Court IN and Tor the laird judi
ciai DntrCt " Utah Territory, County
Of SAT- Lake
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sptoiAl STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

~ Office u HEREBY HtNEN THAT
~ especial meeting Of tho stovkhuldsu OF
Tie rhwpHnn Mining company viii be- held AZ
thf Ernrral onicC Of The fAid company a. No
20 south on kAst Temple Mann street. iu
-hlt Lake CITY, Utah Territory, for The election
~ trustees aud officers ~ SAID company uu
lhufslaY July 10Th, a, u. l'Nt, commencing
% O'Clock .. M ana closing hi O'Clock D.. 900,
Of saii day aud data Transfer books uf the
company viii be closed on saturday, July !lst
~ 2. AMI opened on ,urday, July 18th, lsit
Tue reason WY thia special meeting h called
10 because 40 annual meeting day " mo
stockholders o. said company au uNod ly the
articles u incorporation ~ July gtth OF thif
year, nnd mis- DAY being n legal holiday Boo
llhh p h-i airt. lherefofc This special meeting
becomes necessary.
e. d. GltllRtsr. Vice President
o. %, SMITH Assistant Secretary.
MlLnl .L-- LaLr lLII. ILam. Innr .LLL- I.LL
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running Two
Through Past Trains daily I
LRADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL %, 1894.

Train No. . leaves Ogden ZOO am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6u5 m, Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1880 ann.
Train No. leaves Ogden 7:2o pm,
Salt Lake s25 pm, arrive at Pueblo
las pm, Colorado Springs 500 PM,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connections made al Pueblo Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east
Elegant dag coaches, chair cars and Pull
man Shoppers on nll trains. Take tho
ID. & x, q. and hAyO comfortable trip
and enjoy the hnosg scenery on tha con-
tinOnL
A. =. HUGHES, s. X. HOOPER,
TRAFFIC Manager, q, y. a 4. A.
Denver Colo. Denver, Colo.
ID. a. NENlNS.
General Agent
Salt L.aAo CITY, "a