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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
PERSONAL rlENTiON.

a. A. Rud, the well known New York
journalist, is in the city. He Is engaged
in writing a history of journalism in the
United States and is visiting all sections
for the purpose of gathering material for
his work. incidentally Mr.. Rud will have
special cause to remember his visit to this
city, he having been the victim OF
bicycle accident yesterday. This resulted
from the practice OF sprinkling both sides
of the streets at once. There was no dry
path for him and his wheel flew from
under him. He has several cuts, sprains
and bruises as mementoes of the fall, and
some tailor win get from him the price OF
a suit of clothes to replace the garments
torn up in the wreck Mr.. Rud states
that he knows of no other city where the
Objectionable method of sprinkiing is
Judge S. R. Rhodes returned to the
city yesterday.
Major W. R. Busenbark returned yes
terday from the east.
H c. Cutting of Carson, New, is reg
istered at the Wea<er
E. J. Kearnes. a cattleman of Gunni-
son, Utah, is at the Walker.
John R Twclves and wife of Provo
are in the city and are staying at the
T. q. Carson and NJ. V. Burr:s, con-
nected with the general revenue depart
ment, were guests at the knutsford yes
terday.
C. NJ. Peterson, assessor and collector of
Sanpete county. accompanied by A. c.
Lund. also of Ephraim, are in the city.
They are at the Walker.
S. p. Findley and wife, of st. Anthony,
Ida, are spending the day in the city. Mr..
+. has just returned from the east and
thinks Bryan has an even show.
James q. Dean and wife and w. NJ.
Horton, prominent merchants of Boston
and Reading. Pa, were guests at the
Tempieton yesterday. They are making q
pleasure tour Of the west.
The Knutsford entertained quite num-
Der of the officers and ladies Of the
Twenty-fourth yesterday. They were
Colonel ]. r. Kent, wife and child; Cap
tain Auglr and family, Lieutenant Black
and J. j. Benton.
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REPUBLICAN RASCALlTY.
Counterfciting Added TO the Latest
az Thcfr. PoIftfcai Scl,eu,es.

NEW YORK, 2s.-Democrauc state
headquarters issued the following state
ment yesterday:
The Republican managers in the west
are accused of circulating thousands of
lead limitations of silver dollars. These
are being sold on the street by takers
who call them tae Bryan dollar These
lead limitations of. one of our coins are
about three times the SIZE OF our silver
dollar. but are made facsimile of the
same. The federal judges of the district
in which Chicago is located refuses to
recognize this plain violation of the
United States statutes, and the work of
counterfeiting goes merrly on
The statement then gives the law,
under which an imitation of a money
part or present of this or any other
country in any way whatever, Is counter
feiting. The statement adds:
There Is positive evidence in the
hands of the national Democratic com
mittee that thousands of the Mexican
dollars which have been circulated as
such under the authority and direction
of the Republican national committee are
nothing but counterfeits Several of
these coirs have been forwarded to the
City OF A-exico and examined by the
treasury department and pronounced
base limitations of the Mexican coins.'
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The trial of Bob Thompson for man
Slaughter for killing Tom Carter in the
prize ring was resumed before Judge
Hiles yesterday morning with County
Attorney Whittemore and Assistant
ICounty Attorney Waite prosecuting,
land Attorneys Straup and McCallum
defending.
The case reached the jury about $3.50
lin the afternoon, and after consulta-
ton OF only a very few minutes YER
dict of not guilty was returned, and
Thompson was set at liberty.
The proceedings yesterday opened
with the examination of Police officer
sLund, who testified for the defense
THAT he had been sent to watch the
night by Captain Donovan, with in
structions to stop ii if anything brutal
soncurred. He saw nothing of a bru-
ftal or criminal nature, and had no
.cause to interfere.
THE DEFENDANT ON THE STAND.
The defendant, Robert L. Thomp
bson. was called and testified in his own
behalf that he is q years old, and that
Z he engaged in a boxing contest with
James Carter on July q at the Salt
Lake Athletic club. There was not
tknockdoYn in the course of the con-
Hest. except in the twelfth and last
zround, when the last blow was struck
Nm that round Carter appeared to be
&fresher than he was in the preceding
Zone and he was the aggressor- Carter
Esnade 4 rush for witness, and he struck
zout with his right hand, striking Car
5fer on the left breast and stopping his
advance. the blow brought Carter to
Ian upright standing position with both
kfeet together Witness hooked" with
HIS left hand Immediately after Car
&ter's advance was stopped and caught
ahis- opponent lightly on the right side
Sof the law. Carriers standing position
at the time was such that he fell over
&verv easily. The back of his head and
Ahips struck the floor simultaneously,
F with the result that he was unable 10
Erise within the necessary ten SECONDS
Mr.. Waite cross-eXamined the de-
&fendant. who testified that there was
&no previous arrangement for knock
Eout. and that he was not angry with
*rarter DIT any time during the course
All the contest: neither did his oppo-
&lent seem to be angry. Witness had no
Intention whatever to inflict upon his
Gopponent any bodily harm or injury,
End during the sparring match both
&contestants smiled frequently.
b THE ARGUMENTS.
4 This closed the testimony and County
&Attornsy. Whittemore opened the argu-
*snent for the state. He said the prose-
Erution wanted a verdict for no higher
E.rirne than involuntary manslaughter.
II 1t was not claimed that Thompson
%1ae any malice against the dead man, or
II hal he intended to kill him, but hu-
IMAM life had been taken and some pun
q shnrent ought to be inflicted on4the
man who took it.
Attorney Straup followed and made
- logical and able argument for the
defendant. AMI Attorney Waite for the
&Drosecution closed the case which, at
81 er the judges charge, was submitted
10 the Jury with the result stated.
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Must Keep the Water Pure.

The supreme court yesterday handed
down an opinion in the case of the peo-
pie of the territory of Utah VS., Andreas
Burtleson. appellant. The Judgment of
the lower court was affirmed in the
opinion, which was written by Justice
Bartch and concurred in by Chief JUS
tice Zane and Justice Miner
The defendant was convicted and
sentenced to pay fine for befouling
the waters of a small stream used by
the people of Annabella, Sewer county.
for domestic purposes, by herding
about 1000 sheep on the banks of the
stream.
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NOR IN coon FAITsII.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23.-Notice
was yesterday filed by Delmas &
Shortridge, attorneys for Mare Leving-
ston, petitioner for the probate OF the
pencil will of James G.. Fair, that on
Oct. 80 they will ask the court to strike
out the answer filed by Virginia Fair
and Theresa A. Oelrichs to the grounds
of opposition of the probate of that
will. presented and filed by Charles L.
Fair, Herman Oelrichs, jr. and others.
The motion will be made upon the
ground that the answer of the Fair
sisters was not filed in good faith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-24
Land Selections.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-The secretary
of the interior has approved the following
selections of lands made by railroads:
Southern Pacific raillcad. 1,273 acres in
the Los Angeles, Cal, land district; ALB
ceres, same district and so acres in the
San Francisco district.
Oregon & California railroad, 100 acres in
the Roseburg (Ore) district, and 9SS in
the Oregon CITY (OreD district.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-24
Butler Recrets It

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s-Chairman
Butler of the national Populist com
mittee, discussing the Carlisle Incl
dent at Covington, said: Il regret any
such conduct towards any man, how
ever much l may oppose his position
or however much 1 may object to his
views"
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in RAILWAY CIRCLES.
REORGANIZATION OF TIE WEST
ERN FREIGHT ASSOCIATION.
Chairman sIidgeley Elected Commits
siOner-Land scIections-A Gmicl
Shipment of FreiSht-RaiIway
Notes.

CHICAGO. Oct 2s.-The managers of
the western lines today concluded their
work of recognizing the Western Freight
association. Chairman Midgeley was
elected commissioner without opposition.
New tariffs restoring rates to the former
figures will be put in effect as soon as
possible under the interstate commerce
law.
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THE COLORADO MIDLAND R. r..

Two Through Trains Daily
Between Salt Lake City, Ogden and Lead
vile. Cripple Creek. Colorado Springs.
Denver and all points east. Only Iins
running THROUGH CHAIR CARS.
Through sseepers on both morning ana
evening trains. This line, in connection
with the Rio Grande Western, reaches
Denver earlier than any other line via
Colorado Springs. No change of cars or
delayed trains Take the Colorado Mid
land and save time and enjoy the finest
ride and grandest scenery in Colorado.
For full information call on any r. q.
W Ry agent or
W F. BAILEY O. A. BROWN.
G. p. A. Gen. Agent
Denver. Colo. Salt Eake City.
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THE ARGUMENTS.
Got OF Very Easy.

Ray Herring, the youth who pleaded
guilty 10 petit larceny on Thursday,
vas brought UP for sentence before
Tt,,;sre Hiles Yesterday. In consideTa-
ion of the youth of the defendant and
ne representations of the county at
.orpey his honor gave the boy some
good advice and suspended sentence
iu1drg good behavior and ordered his
Lelaasa
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
1t IL Good For Bryan by ut Least
Eight Thousand Majority.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Oct. 2S.-U. S.
G. Cherry, chairman Of the state cen
trail committee of Free Silver Republi-
cans, gave out AN interview last night
claiming the state for Bryan by 5000
majority. He has returns from 1850
voting precincts showing more than
10000 Free Silver Republicans having
signified a determination TO vote for
Bryan. He states the Republican ma
Jority of two years ago was 5,G77 and
it would require only two and half
Free Silver Republican votes in each
precinct to overcome than majority,
whereas they claim about ten to an
average.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.

The National Guardsmen of this city
have secured the old Natatorium. north
of The Herald, for headquarters for a
term of two years and the militia boys
are highly pleased o. r. Grow of Salt
First infantry, while T. B. Carbon OF
Logan has been chosen as major of the
First battalion, Second infantry.
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Kess,er wants Another Trial.

Daniel Kessler. the old man convicted
+ voluntary manslaughter for killing
private Soldier Niebergall, was brought
ID for sentence by Judge Hiles. but
he date was postponed until Sarur-
Hay. Oct. 81, when a motion for a new
rial will be argued.
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For 5000 For the Plaintiff.

The case of Francis N. Langford
.gainst the Utah Commercial and Saw
ngs Bank in which the plaintiff sued
Il recover $4,000 damages because, as
se alleged, the defendant had refused
q pay his check when he had ample
'unds in the bank, was resumed yes
.eiday in Judge Streets court. 1t
reached the jury about the middle OF
he afternoon and a verdict for the
plaintfff for $500 was returned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


AT THE THEATRE.-Steve Brodie's
"On The Bowery" was presented al the
theatre last evening to even smaller
audience than that which witnessed the
opening performance. Inc engagement
closes tonight.
MRS. swENsoN's REcITAL-At
Cnr.srensen's nail next Tuesday evening,
Mrs Amanda Swenson's pupils will give
their first vocal recital, assisted by Pro-
lessor Petersen and pupils.
The recital commences al o'clock and
the programme will be as follows:
Andante from Kaiser 4uartette"
,I; ,c; fs,;f ,.ioin oss mayTen
Levi, violin; a. Petersen, viola
and j. z. Olsen, cello.
Thy Sentinel am I'................Wa Watson
Mr.. W. ChrstoDhersen.
My Western Home. Stephens
Miss Allace Bowring.
Flower Song" (FausD. .Gounod
Miss Eve Wipberg.
MY Little Loye" 80; .Hawley
Miss Nannah Morris.
Piano solo. "Rondo Caprice .Mendelssohn
Miss Lille Levi, pupil of Professor
Pedersen).
"Serenade" ........................N eldi1nger
Miss Alice Howarth.
IF Thou D.d'st Love Me-. .Denza
Mrs. Nellie Penrose Whitney.
''In Sunny. Spain ........... .Schieiffarth
Miss Lottie Nichols.
For All Eternity ....... ..-.Nascheroni
Duet. There Delinquent (CFreys-
chutz .......................... Weber
Miss Bowring and Mrs. Whitney.
Violin solo, "Cavatina'' ..............Raff
Miss Susie Grant.
"Singara" ........................... BALI
Miss Eve Winberg.
Camilla and the Rose. Giants
Mrs. Nellie Penrose Whitney.
Sunset Observation-Disclosures. Buck
Miss Edna Dwyer.
Ave Maria" .......-.................G ounod
Miss Aliace Bowring. violin obligato
by Miss Grant.
Ladies quartette. Forest WORKSHOP. .Abt
Miss Mary Romney, obligato, Miss Lille
Bitner. Miss Ella Derr, Miss Ida Pitt,
Miss Lucy Dean, Miss HERNIA Tyler,
Mrs. Eva Musser James, Miss Nettie
Raleigh and Miss Emma Jorgensen.
Accompanies. -. Professor A. Petersen
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TREATMENT
OF CARLISLE
Republicans Who Seem to 0Iorify
Over 1t.
A GOOD THING FOR THEM
BELIEVE IT WILL MAKE VOTES
FOR SOUND MONEY!

Regret That Any Such
Break should Have Been Made,
and Butler objects to such an
Attack Upon Any Man, However
Much He slay Oppose His Position
or However Much He May Object
to His Views.
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]. r. Bush vs. N. ]. Waterman; dis
missed with leave to reinstate.
Andrew J. Gibson ct al VS.. +. T.
Hiatt ct al; judgment and decree for
plaintiff on the pleadings.
Minnie Morley VS.. F. D. Gift ct al.
continued for the term.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-24
aIleresl s-,onshiners Arrested.

John D. McGilvey, NJ. W. Warner and
|as1d Duns.re. who reside in Garfield
b,,nrv. were arrested a few days ago
a fa3e CHARGE OF Illicit distaliing. They
Eere taken to PanEuitch and had a
eiininarv hearing before United
tates Commissioner Sergeant, who
|eld them for trial in the United
Eatcs court in this city.
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H.. d. Kinney VS.. S. H. Toiles; con-
snued 10 October 20.
E W. II. Mcclure VS.. James T. Little
continued TO October Is.
Thornas F. Mulioy vs.. John Huey;
4smissed by stipulation.
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LAToNIA. Oct. 23.-ResuIts:

SIX IurIongs.-A 3 Q Won, Willie W
second, Lucetta third. Time-1:20A
Five and one-half rlongs-Grayling
won, The Blossom second, Let Fly
third. Time-1:101s.
Tancred second, Major Tom third.
Time-:49l5.
One and one-sixteenth niles.-The
Dragon won, Ramona second, ST. Hell
ena third. Time-1541A.
Five furlongs.-Henrica won, Over
sight second. Lott third Time-1:06.
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TRAINS arrive and depart A nn1d
Lake City daily as follows.
On Eject Nay 10, 1891
-LL6CL NAY 10
ARRIVE:

On Eject Nay 10, 1s91l
ARRIVE:
From Chicago. Omaha, St.
Louis, Kansas City. Denver.
From Helena, Butte. Portland.
san Francisco, Ogden and in
From San Francisco, Cache '' = -
xailey. Ogden and interme-
From Chicago. onaaa. 81. 80 p II
Louis; Kansas City. Denver
From Frisco. Milford and N: J." a N
lermediaie points ..-.. e:5 3 n
from Mercur. Tintic. Provo.
Nephi. Sanpete Valley and
.5nterInedtate points ....... $50 o. n
@iSed train from Terminus
1ooele AID Garfield Beach,. f.oo n N
DEPART.
For Chicago, Omaha. Denver.
Kansas City, st. Louis. Ogden
and Park City........... Y.no n ~
For san Francisco, Ogden.
Cache Valley and interme-
For Ogden and intermediate '-' = m
F6 Ppi Hb;oaco o;;ssa 4;ao .. m.
Kansas City, st. Louis, Butre,
Portland and San Francisco. 7.C1 - -
Nephi. Sanpete Valley -. IN
Frisco and intermediate -i points 600
tAdiH IOr Garfield
Beach, Tooele and Terminus 7.Gs
sr; u5ains south OF Juab run daily eIceuf
..Daily except Sunday.
Dahy except Sunday south Of Jush.
CITY TICIsET OFFICE. 2o1 MAIN 81.
Telephone No. es5
through Pullman Palace Sleepers T,ats-%
improved Tourist Sieepers, Free Rs-
Silnlns Chair Cars. Elegant Da1
60 D. E. hurley.
General Agt. Passenger DenA.
8. ~. n. CLARK,
III OLIVER W. MINK.
r EILERY ANDERSON
= J0HN W. DOANE,
FREDERIC r. COUDERr.
z, I: LoMAx. G. p. & r. A.
Z DICKINSON. Cen. Manager.
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Railway Notes.

w. II. Paul, freight claim agent of the
Western, left for Silver City yesterday.
VIII White loaded eight cars Of sheep
at Pleasant Valley Junction Yesterday 70
Chicago They are routed via the Rio
Grande roads and the Rock Island.
Porter &, McAIullen will load u cars
of cattle today for Chicago. The go via
the Rio Grande lines and Missouri Pa
cific. The stock was got at Deeth. New.
The Missouri Pacific got a carload of
freight into Salt Lake in quick time last
week by its water line. It was carload
of paper from Philadelphia which made
the journey from that city via the Cum
berland Gap Dispatch to Salt Lake in just
IL days, remarkably good time for a
water route
ger and ticket agent of the Chicago Sc
Alton, will arrive in Salt Lake today on
his way home from trip to the coast.
Mr.. Charlton. during his long service at
the head of the passenger department OF
the Chicago & Alton. has made himself
very popular among railroad men. With
ticket agents he is held in especial es-
TEEN because he has always been one of
the high officials who has advocated pay
ing commissions. Mr.. Charlton will be
accompanied by D. Bowes, general agent
of the Alton at st. Louis. and II II
Shepard. western travelling passenger
agent, whose headquarters are at Denver.
-s~zSS-
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
N V. Jones ct ux. to Julia B.
Steever, part of lot J. block 65, plat
Kristine Rasmussen to Bodil A
Hintz, part of section 20, township
Mrs. Rosa Twitchell ct al. to Charles
Stevens, part OF lot s, Mob Hill sub
division ca, =, n w ri;
Ter. part of section %, township 1
north, range / West 1873
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FAXED AS USUAL.

Associated Press Rotten Egg Dis
patches Not Correct.
CONVICTION, KY, Oct. 2S.-Careful
investigation shows there is no foun-
dation for the sensational dispatches
sent from here regarding the throw
ing of eggs at Secretary Carlisle while
he was speaking last night. The facts
are about as stated in last night s
United Associated Press dispatches.
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THOMPSON ACQUITTED
Jury Exonsrates Him From Blame
For Carriers Death.
OUT ONLY A FEW MINUTES
RAY HERRING PLAYS IN GOOD LUCK
THIS TINE.

1nssrford Receivers II Verdict For
$500 Against the Utah and Com
snercial Savings BnniS-Neis p.
Anderson wants Damages For
the Death of His Nine-Year-old-
SON - Alleged Meonshiners Ar
rcsted-GeneraI Notes.
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ANOTHER CONVERT TO THE CAUSE

MONMOUTH, H., Oct. Eek
Mayor William Hanna, president Of the
Warren County Fair association, ex-
railroad Dte9ids Mt and ex-bank presi-
dent, published an 5000 word article
last night, setting forth why he is in
favor of free coinage of silver, and
why farmers and laboring men should
vote for w. j. Bryan for president.
Mr.. Hanna has for many years advo-
Gated prohibition.
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Court Cuttings.

The judgment recently received by
John Beck against A. E. Hyde for
SSz,246.fS was yesterday assigned by
Beck TO the Security Loan and Storage
company for the consideration of 81.
Frank L. Talbot, Frank Sheridan and
the Utah Lithographing company have
entered suit against Saltair Beach COM
pany to recover S141, alleged to be due
for printing.
j. B. Bloor, Thomas Homer and
James Dixon, charged with aiding and
abetting prize fight, were ordered to
plead on November 5.
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ST. LOUIS. o.. 22.-Resnlts:

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23-Results:
Six furlongs.-Sound More won, Little
Billy second, Hibernia Queen third.
Time-1:14lA.
Five and one-half furlongs-Contri-
ton won. Tony Day second, Baal Cad
third. Time-1:0s.A.
Five furlongs-Myth won, Ivory sec
ond, Maddalo third. Time-1:GS.
One mile.-Pert won, Emma Me sec
ond, Rob Roy III third. Time-1:451h
Six furlongs.-Good Times won, II S
Tobacco second, Tago third. Time
1:16
Six ENTHUSIASTICALLY won, Tom
Sayre second, Dew Drop third. Time
1:23E.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-24

The impurities in the blood which
cause scrofulous eruptions are thor
oughly eradicated by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Try it.
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We know whereof we affirm when we
state that Ayers Pills, taken promptly.
at the first symptoms of colds and
1evers, arrest further progress of these
disorders, and speedily restore the
stomach, liver and bowels to their nor
NAL and regular action
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-24
IN EFFECT JUNE list, 1898.

Current Time Table.

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No For Bingham. Provo
Grand Junction and all points
No. For Provo. Grand JUNG: '''' Z u
~ tions AN and l; al points east 7:lo ,. n.
ant, Manti. Salina RichieId
and all intermediates POINTS, 1.70 N N,
No: 6-For Ogden ana 1nterme-
date points .;::..-+:.....-. $50 D. III
Provo, and all intermediate
Nd p0; s@Sor Ogden and 1i i P p 5 5s-
NO. lAf % T VS1ss1 E So e p - p. d.
No. 1-From bingham. Provo,
Grand Junction and the east. LIE D. n.
Junction and the eq,st; ,;.,.. Lbs p. m.
Eureka, Richfeld. Salina. y
Manh and all intermediate
points $500: SIS p. H.
N Ss' From ogden and the 40 q m
No sS s.-Froin ogden and inter ''S' pm
mediate points u.s.: $50 $40 a IA
Provo and all intermediate
points -...-..--.,......-......... 5:5 q m
Only line running through Pullman Pal
ace sleeping cars from Salt Lake City 10
san Francisco: Salt Lake City to Deilver
via Grand Junction and Salt Lake civ h,
Kannas City and Chicago wa Colorado
Through tourist or family sleepers
without change. TO Kansas City, Chi
cage and Boston.
Free reclining chair cars Salt Lake
City TO Denver
Ticket ONCE. IL West Second soafa
Street.
D. c. Dodge. eH Ba5cock.
General hi ffic Mgr
F A. wadlsira. General Passenger Az
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LOOKS LIKE A FAKE.
THERE ARE THOSE WHO BELIEVE
THAT RANIBusCH is YET ALIVE.

The Haste with which His Alleged
Body Was Put Under the Ground
Gives Reason For the Suspicion
That All Was Sot rs Regular As 1t
Might Have Been.