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LOGAN.
Court News.

fhe Fourth disttict court convened
hero on Saturday with Judge King on
the bench. lie simply came mere 10
hear tho report VI aud dismiss the
Grand Jury; but there were 30 many
urgent matters TO attend TO that court
was not diem ased until midnight.
rue report OF the grand Jury was 10.
celved; they had examined and To-.
ported on ten u. =. aud twelve terri
iorial casts; had visited tho A. q. OF
L., Of which they said; 1--WE visited
the Agricultural College and found IL
to be- an instltution Of which tho Ter.
ritory may Justly to prouu,"etc.
Patrick COughlin aud Frederick
George, two charges, murder. plea In
each cato guilty. Mary o'Btisn,
PROCURING, plead guilty, and after
u severe lecture by the Judge was sen.
tsnced TO ak months imprlsonmont Ia
the penitonuary, Mira o. Obety,
adultery, plead guilty ana was son.
fenced " ons month's imprisonment
N tue psniteniiary. Ths sentence.
was made thus light because the hus-
banu, when before the grand Jury, had
intimated that he was willing 10 take
her back; anJ Il wSs ia view VI the pro.
posed reconciliation that the sentence
was light. II was surprise to all
when the busbAnd's legal adviser AZ
piled for divorce In the afternoon,
nut Ia view Of her plea he was entitled
TO aud obtained II. Her paramour anu
brother.ib-lsw, Samuel X. o cry, also
pleaded guilty, aud alter receiving n
severe scoring, was sentenced 10 the
penitontiary Tor two years. Charles
Bowers, Ia ieted for fotnication with
Bertha Hoth. pleaJea guilty aud was
sentenced 10 four months imprlaop.
meut. Bertha HOth, Tor participation
In tue same crime, received a lecture,
but IN view OF her y nth, sentence
was suspended until the December
term. &. X. Westovsr, Isrsel Higgins
anu Joseph Sims, were indicted tor
burglary In Weber county. Weltover
anu Sims pleaded not guilty and weru
reuanued. Higgins pleaded guilty
and was sentenced 10 eighteen months
In the psnitonliefy. Henry Allen, In
dlcted tor murder In tbs flfht degree,
for killing man with n brioA, at Og-
den, pleaded not guilty, anu was 70.
nanded. Charles Mead aud Charles
Randolph, two neBtoss, indicted fol
counteifcitlng, aud caught with
mOulus LOT thc mtnuihctufe OF srufl'
Gus 20 cent pieces In their possession,
pleaded cot guilty aud were remanded.
Golden Brown, burglary, pleaded
guilty ana was sentenced TO NJ cen
monihp. WllliAm Campbell, hous,.
breaking, pleaded not gull1y to tive
| charges, anu was romandod. Hobor
NJ. Bowen, forgery, pleaded guilty anu
received eighteen months. T.. A. Hut
cninA1u, grand larceny, pleaded mol
gu liy and was rrnaniea. James Hut
crimson. same oiiense, will plead at Og
den. Annie l.. Juppesen, was awRrdsl
the custody OF her child pendin.
suit Tor divorce. The accounts OF Mari
Fletcher as u. ). clmmi.sloner wer,
approved. O.. J, DAnieisen, gran,
larceny, pleaded nos guilty, aud hi
BOND was liked at 50 so. Bisenba 81
Va BusenbArk, suit hled by Mrs
BlsuuusrS Tor diss Iiuti01 NJ matfl-
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Notes.

The Scandinavlsns had a great tins
on Saturday and yesterday, holding
their MindeieAt, Or commemorative
festival, In commemorstOn Of the ~.
tfoduotion OF tue 0lspsi into Scandl-
navia. On Saturday morning n
lengthy program was rendered 10 the
Iabernacle. includiDg music 10th vocal
aud Instrumental, anu speeches by
natives Ui Norway, Bwedeu anu
Denmark, on the Introduction Of the
Gotpel In their respective counties.
In the afternoon hthloiic games anu
Sports " various kinds for prizes, was
INDUCED ~ on the Tabernacle square,
end the evening was devoted TO q ball
Ia the Encles-HOsell hall. Ou sunday
morning religious services were held
In the Tabernacle. On each occasion
the crowd almost excesded the acco M
modations. Many Of tho visitors from
southern points, Including Salt Lake,
returned home yesterday afternoon
An eleven. ycaf-old daughter OF
willard Hobbs, OF Pfest D., was npsf-
ated on by Drs. AdAmson, OF II CHI
mOnd, aud Garfield, Of Ogdun, for
necrosis OF the bonn u QUE of
her lower limbs. This bone was found
thoroughly honoycombed and amputa'
tlon at the upper third OF the thigh
was necessary. Although weak from
long continued Illness, tho patient
rallied and II recovering.
An hilarious Dutchman, surnamed
kunk, Cbrittian name unknown, drew
sword from It's receptacle within n
cane, and undertook to periotass the
capaclous stomach Of the largest police
msn on the force toe other evening.
Tho COP objected, knocked down and
arrested his assailant, who escaped with
20 line fof drunkenness.
Mr. Sam. W. Ritter. OF Ritter Bros
Drug company, and hlAs Alice Jollcy
nf Franklin, were quietly married ~
Mayor Thatcher the other day, al the
Tesidsnce OF the groom aud In the
w senco Of msmtofs IL this families
W the contracting parties aud lew OF
their most Intimate ftisnds.
Tho Democratic judicial convention
f0f the nomination OF candidate Tor
tins Iudgesbip oil tho First JUDICIAL dit
tflci, was held on Saturday. Thete
vas u great light between the respective
/ friends Of Hart ami WsfEum, the two
aspifanis for the office. The vote stood,
Hart IS, warrum 80.
John Nelson, Of Logan, and Miss
Mamie Snail, OF Fillmore. were married
| by Rev. Campbell, Of Mopdon, and
started tor Auburn, New YORK, whtfe
Mt. Neison will enter n theological
seminary.
The u. Y. College opens Its doors
| tomorrow, aud the A. T.. OF u. before
I a. a ~ 49, has
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SnowIIake Stake COnferenee.


EDITOR DSseret 4Ssw.
Daring the lat and 2nd OF September.
1893, the regular quarterly conference
Of the Snowflake Stake was held under
n bowery prepared ior tho occasion, at
WotdtuG, Navajo county, Arizons.
Jesse N. smith, rs president OF the
stakv, presided. His counselors, l..
III. Hatch anu Joseph III. Richards,
were also present, M well rs most Of
tho High Councillors, Bishops Of wards
ana other prominent men In our midst.
A Priesthood meeting was hsld on
tho evening Of the let, at which some
Of our temporal interests were discussed
~ length.
A good spirit prevailed throughout
tho conference, and the people ger
orally seemed TO appreciate the delig hl.
iul weather ana other pleasant COZ
ditlons.
In their remarks tue Elders laid
particular stress upon religious as we'll
a. secular instruction for our children,
home manufacture, more thorough
and .ptnest cultivation OF the soil, anu
tho Encouraging Of idleness In out
inidst.
Tho people were also ouuselei 10 be
contented and cease moving about In
search Of better places; 10 make pes-
manent improvements, TO beauiify
their homes, and labor continually for
the upbuilding and progress Of Zion.
IL. NJ. SAVAGE,
Clerk OF Conference.
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MUNYON THEIRLEADER
Prominent People Pledged to Sup
port Humane Methods


Mrs. John ssrveu, $40 Wet Fourth
Street, New York city, says: 'Proio.sor
Munyon's Remedies nave really saycd
me ANAL fortune 10 doctors fees. We
have had a rreai deal Of sickness, in our
family, anil nsci to call physician
for my little unos several times n wtos.
Now am glad 20 say that wa have not
employed a doc or Tor two years. When
over anyone IL lll n few doses Of Mum
yoii's Remedies agl IKE magic ana save
US long spells of sickness. We have
used Munyon's Cure, with wonderful
success. In colds, coughs, foNer-. sore
throt, dlarfbooa, liver complaint aud
u srepsia, nnd In act, IN GIL kinds OF
sickness. For myself have been cured
OF a'thmR By Mum on's Asthma Rem
oilos."
Munyon's stomach and Dyspop.ia
Cure cures al' forms OF Indigestion and
stomach trouble adch ~ con.tipat on.
fittng OF foud dislreas nfor eating,
bloaiing OF IN, stomach, palpitation OF
TIE heart, shotnoss OF breath aud all
affections ~ the hear. caused by indi-
heslon. IL so0ihes, hoals and invigOr.
ats stomach- thai have boon weakened
ny over.otunu, or whore the lining u
the stomach has been impaired by
plhyaic aud Injurious medioine'. Price
% cents.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Rem
edy Company, ~ Philadelphia, pu up
spccincs for ncafly every disease, which
aio sold by all druggists, mostly for -
cents bottle
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This morning the iol o sing business
was transacted 10 the First district
courts
Upon tie recommendation Of tho
committee appointed to examine
Grant G. Bagie,, as to hts qualifioa'
lions for admission 10 the bar, MI
Bigley was admitted.
Jscob Lawrence, Of Heter, native
Of Sweden, Thomas Brown ani James
Wallace, b0tl Of 80 'nsli, aud both
subjects OF Qletn Viotous, were adj
mlttol 10 oiuzenship.
In the chse Of West Point Irritation
company VI Moroni anu Mount Pleas.
ant Irrigation aud Ditch company.
demurrer and motion 10 strike out con.
ios,ed by plaintl1, and defendant
given ten days 70 answer.
The caie OF Spflngvilie VI Hannah
RechnitiEsr OF Al was then proceeded
with. rus Il an appeal case. Defend
ants were fined by the justice VI the
peace In Spflngvililc, Tor an assault
made Ia dispute about some waler In
a spring, which both parties claim.
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UNION OF SHEUIFFS.
Il Is Proposed 10 be Held in Salt
Lake.
OCTOBER 1 SELECTED As THE DALE
propo,i ion to Form a Stale sh'r'
ITs Association tn Include
Utah Officers.

Harvey Hardy, sheriff OF Salt Lake
county, IA at work on prOiec, tn place
utah In line with Iowa, Netrssss,
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, South
Dakots, Montana, Toxas, North Da'
koia, Wyoming, Missouri, Kansas and
Colorado In the matter OF having a
SHERIFF. association and becoming a
member Of the 5herifiP lnisf'iiaie
association. 1t IL proposed 10 hold the
irst meeting In this city on tho even
ing OF Friday, October T. to effect an
organization.
Sheriff Hardy has sent out letters 70
every sheriff IN Utah, detailing his
purpose. aud has received replies tfoiu
nearly all, heartily commanding his
course. The date lie selected because Of
the low railfoad rates nj that time, anu
nisexpected that all Of the twenty
seven counties In the Territory wiz DO
repfesented. As deputy shotlhs also
will be admitted, the organization WIN
Include upwards OF n hundred men
engaged In the enforcement o. Wv
criminal law by searching out ohenu-
srs.
The object OF the association IL TO
form a compact by which oil Hhcfins
viii operate IN hatmony TO bring ciin.-
inals q justice. ~ cfimlaal l.
at large IN any county, all tue
ufiicers In the other counties wiz be
notified Nv rs TO bs ON the aIcH. re
following, which IL one OF the sfticlrs
nf the proposed association c0nitiiution
further statea the d.tisu;
"rhc object and purposes OF this as
ISOLATION are hereby declared 10 DO TO
mutually aid AMI assist each other to
snforce the ponsl lhw, OF THIS STATE; 70
arrest and bring to trial criminals
fugitive from iuslIc,; to suppress law.
lessness and crime, using all lawful
and reasonable means within our
reach to accomplish that cod ny
prompt anu energetic action"
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From all other ststions not men.
u ned above rate will be one siuglu
fare for round trip, but in no case 10
exceed rate from point beyond.
Tickets will be SOLD on following
datssi From Ogden, Bingham, Provo,
Silver CITY and intermediate points,
from October lst TO 9Th, Inclusive;
tickets limited " oetoper 18Th 1880.
From all other points October lat 20
oh, inclusive; tickets limited 10
October 18th, 1905, except Grand
Junction, Frulta and Cisco at which
points tickets are on sale only On
October lat and End. Inquire OF neaf-
est II. a. w. agent for train service,
etc.
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First District Court.

Tue grand Jury has reported four In.
dictmeniH found unuer tne laws OF TIE
Territory,
The Jury In the case OF the People "
Jas. Chase, returned verdict Of NOT
getty. Defendant was uccused o
taking more water than he was entitled
TO from the Nephi Irrigation com
pAny.
September Is was set for hearing thu
case brought by Sheriff Hardy againsI
DR.. Pike, medical superintendent o.
the Territorial Insane asylum, to show
cause why he should not admit jacob
MAdsen, Of Salt Lake county.
The oasv Of the People VI Dante
Palmer, stealing a horse; yeTdicI oil
not guilty.
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Notes.

Alta meeting OF the board Of directors
OF tho Territorial insane asylum, tlt
action OF DR.. Pike In refusing " adni
Jacob Madsrn, OF Salt LAX,
county, without Inpsrs bearing
the seal OF the ProblI court Was 40
proved. Tue executive COMMITTEES
also reported that Lavina LuhveI p
dahl OF Sal, Like county waH euuIl, Il
TO a share OF her fatnei's estate, nu
that guardian would 10 appoint' d
take care OF her interests. Otur
routine hu,iness took up tue rsmsiudvi
OF the meeting.
Sheriff Brown refuses to say any
thing further HDout the discovery .
counterfeit money. found ny him iu
Two places near tbs city ana ferlF
very much chagfined TO think thsi
formation has become pubiio ptVpvI,A
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THE GREAT WEST.
COMPARISON or Fifty YEARS AGO
Win THE SITUATION TODAY,

AbbAAF
The history Of tho western portion Of
tho United States reads like n fairy
story OF the exploration OF An unknown
land. To large degree, the rough
and impeneirable Rocky Mountain
region has melted away like n snow
bank; the "Gtsat American Dssertn Of
generation ago 10 now covered to u
great extent with fiouflshing states
and prosperous communities; snd the
little yellow square which marked tho
"gold TeglOn" in the extreme western
part Of Kansas, according 10 tue gsog-
raphies OF our childhood, has expanded
all over a large number OF the western
states and territories,
Fifty years ago when Darrell Wet.
ater was secretary OF state, no regarded
the territory west OF the Rucsy Noun.
tains ~ not worth olaimibg Tor tue
United SlatCa. Brnton thought that
tho mountains should he the western
boundary Of our country, and Calhoun
sad that he woulu not give a pinch Of
snutl for all the country west Of the
Mitsissippi river, Whatever they knew
OF the size OF this region, II Ia evident
thy had no conception Of Its re-.
s0ufcef.
But that was hny years ago, aui
they may 10 eSrusable for knowing
nothing OF this 1untry then, for there
was no railroad or telegraph liur,
scarcely even wagon trail west
OF the Mississippi river IN those
days. At that time, tie West
was that region ON the sunset silt
OF the Alleghanies. Even At the pToi-
ent time, many IIomiurnt people ~
the EasI still regard western Penusyl.
yAnia and Ohio NJ tout west" Last
spring, the Hon. Chauucsy NJ. DspeW
r0le out to Detroit, ate n big dinner and
made big speech, and then rode back
New N0rE, anu In n newspaper in
,Atd fiuently about his "tTip
~usL"
rhs mehJ,sn OF the population Of
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR COAL
HAULERS.

"The OLD Church Mi1s," In Grass
Greek furnishes the best Weber o1sl
known.
The mine IL now In shape to supply
all team. from distanrr cheAp.
Lump $l.55. Stove 20 cfnis FER ton.
The cullen Nine, briug nearer ibis
city, thr rsie- viii I've ~ follows;
Lump 50. 90. stove (laTge an clean
Sl.0O per ton. MT triIdlsdl Is cents
per ton.
SLACK, containing Nut ami Pea, 10
cents per wagon loaf.
The Grass Creek Cosl Ia worth twer-
ty-hye per cent more than any other
Weber Coal.
10 tho,e who come long distance.
s,sbiiag IL provided at the Cullen mlnu
frsr, W. w. CLuFF, Ageut,
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a. this rmiuishea his ohancss ter d.
covofltg tue ownlri u the tpurious
noiu.
MTs. O'Dsl OF orator at the Western
Union mas received Instructions n IN
the Omaha III 90 that the Provo up
own will be ciUsed on the 5Jsh Of 'his
month.
Saturday, morning, AK. Hiiquist,
manager - the smuut DrIt CO's. bui-
insss " fined $50 ny Justice BIoth
i.rtwo ois so selling iquIf Without
a hconer.
George T.. Robson lfavos on Tues
DAY iof baltimore where hu viii take
our yuais' coufte of study Ia medi.
ciu. In tue college Of Physloisns
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PROVO.
Democratic Convention.

Saturday morning, ut ii O'Clock, the
Democratic convention for the Fourth
judicial district met In the county
pourt house. Abel j. Evans, Of The
Utah county central committee, called
the meeting to order anu named jos.
X. Murdoch, Of Wanatoh county, As
temporary chairman. Alter bfiei
,pescb, by Mr.. Murdock. accepting
The nomination, Il. q. DeFrisz, II
Uintah, was, upon motion OF J. II.
Miner, elected temporary secretary.
The usual committees woT. then Hp'
pointed ana the convention sdlourned
I'LL 2 O'Clock. On Tesuming a, thai
hour, T.. a, Wilson was nominated .,
candidate OF the Democratic party iol
Judge OF Inc Fourth judicial district
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MT. James Hofnsiey dieI on salur'
day nj tho resideuce OF Joseph Pei :
gree from u psralyto stroke. rho de-
ceased was % years of age. He came
from New Jersey several weeks age,
accompanied by his son, to look over
the oountry aud examine tbs pOAory
clay here. The sou, who II 70 years
OF age, will continue the work anu
establish n pottery manufsotofy here.
The deceased was buried from the
Ssoond ward meeting house sunday
afternoon.
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this county 10 now about the border
line OF IndiAna aud Illinois. Three.
fourlhs OF the area o. the United States
lies west VI tne Mississippi river and
the half way station between the rss,-
ern anu western points Of Uncle Sans
domain IN Han Francisco, Those OF us
who have been no further west than
Colorato, have not yet Travelled moro
than one.thifd Of the way sorlss toe
possessions Of the United Sigtts, even
II We came from penobscJt OF Cape
Cod. About one.fouflh OF the people
ot our entire country, now reside weit
Of the Misaissippi river, aud while II 10
all that great many extreme osltern
states can do 10 hold their population,
and more than they can do 10 mold
their astenable wealth, the wtsiefn
states arc rapidly increasing their
population and much moro rapidly
developing their wealth. The stone
which wAa rejected by the builders,
Webster, Benton aud Colhoun has DO.
GENE tho keystone Of the atcn and
Que generation more will dsmDnstfate
the territory west Of the Mississippi,
the greatest In population, the great
est In wealth and tbs greatest In poll
Teal power.-GisnDOod, Colorado, Ava.
tdnohs.
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Notes.

NJ. J. Barrett, q Grand Army man,
about MY year. Of age. Il lying at the
point " death, suffering from a severe
cre OF cholera mofbus.
David Mckenzie cam. down this
morning aud lcctured In the brigham
Young aca1rmy. lilo fetur1od On tue
II. q. w. wsstDound train.
John NJ. zins wa, la the city this
morning.
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monial bonds, account extreme cruelty,
decree granted TO Mr.. u. on his Crist
complaint, aud he was awarded Gus
toy Of the child threc-foufths OF the
m b; order inside for distribution Of
~ ucfiy, Mfs. u. to receive one.
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.

The undersigned hereby rivei
notice that they will on OCTOBER lsT,
1896, reduce the Interest on saving,
deposits 60 four per cent. per annum,
payable senii-annually.
the DEsERET HAvIsGs BANK.
UTAH TITLE INSURANCE h
TRUST COMPANY
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EIsrEDDIoD AND CONFERENCE
RAVES
Va. M. ar.ass western halfway.

Via HE ersnas western Halfway.
For the Grand Welsh Elsteddfod al
Bait Lake CITY, October Srd aud i.b.
ami the Aemi-Annual Conference, l..
ID. g., st salt Lake Ctr, October ilh,
9Th and 9th, inclusive, the following
rates are authorised 10 ealt Lake City
and return via Il. q. w, Ry.
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When nahy was Alex, 10 gave her Caaioria.
When .ho was q CHILL, sho cried Tor cagorla.
wheH she bean ,iisi ahe clung TO Castoria.
When ahe bad Children, she gavs them casioha
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coRBErr-FITzsIn,,ox,


Are Sou Going 10 See IN. p,.,.
The Santa lie Route has pan.d !,
very low rate Of Sac from Denvs, o n'
ofado springs and Pueblo, to Dallas sod
return, ior this occasion-lcss than os any,
iare inr the round TIP Coircspon N.Y.
y low rates will doubtless b. r,el
from Utah oinis. Call at this ofics ,' y.
full particular. '''''' 'o'
GRo. f. GILMAN.
General Agent Passenger Ds,,s
ment. No. 50 West Second South s,res,
Salt Lake City. Utah. ''s''
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rnn cnioAeo & EAs,r,.
nTEn LIN

The limited express for K,,.
81 Louis, Chicago and ali ~ Wy
son,heasietn aud southern poin,ss iliefn
mel kio Crande Western 80, leayes
ogden and Salt Lake every dsv s'' 'l At
kio Grande Western, Colo,s5, wa Tie
land, and 'o'ado Md.
ArcHisoN, TOPEKA & sANr.p,
Railroads, with Pullman palace -. .
and free reclining chair car ~" ~. '.,esepeu
ana lil Solorado springs, one change V on,
LOT PARTICULAR gee George l.. 6,il,nsl'
oe ,,, Agent Passenger Dspaf,w,.,asa.'
City Utah. ''' Lake
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Effective Aug. 18th. 1898

gfs.il Zfr5rs and Dsparf ~ Sal Lats
tut Duty, a. fsiisefS
AHRfvn
from Ali Eastern potats. .............. - - am
Iron Butte, Portlana, BAn FrAn.
CISCO and Ogden. 90. ....,........,....Q % = N
From All Eastern points, PArE O,tJ
ant aforementioned CO p m
Prom aAn frAncisco. Cache valley,
Ogden and intermediate points Z IS pu
iron Ailford Sauptte Valley, JHAb
frofo and EurekA ......-.,........... - . "A
ifton 1srminss. Tooeis aud Garfield
heAchsssst~ssss. .ss ....s....... " IA
DurAKr
For vTjsn. Logan. fArs CITY aud ali
tAateFn points. cd. oil, 90 .,............. % a n
Tor Ogden anu intermediate points gOl am
Tor Ogden, intermediate points,
Butte. Helena. Portland and
li9ise CITY ........,............, 10. IS p m
,, san Iraneiseo ..,.-y,-..,.'.-.... 70 p IN
'Ior luIeta, ifoyo, Nophi eAupete
Nallev and Milford. ......... -. IS m
'ioi otrneld Beach. 1ooels and Ter
MihuAsssssssss. sss...s s..s.......... : ~ I'm
Trans soutn OF Jua5 raa daily except
sunday.
Hun dnly eScept sunday
Through Pullman Palace fleepera, Late. /
Improved Tourist sleepers free Heelinin <
char Cars Elegant bay coaehes.
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OGDEN.
Died From Paralysis.

ooDrs, UrAn, snr. 10. 1895
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wnford woodruff, Geo ~. Cannon,
fSestdent Cashier.
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Safety deposit boxes In our BURGLAR
proof vault for rent at very low rate
Open for deposits Saturday night
until O'Clock.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Saves me doctors bills. am an engineer.
and well known In this localifvn o. ".
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-06-13

Wagner, the composer, spent no small
share of his time when a boy in the
police court, where his father was the
clerk.