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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-01
I,iveruool Cotton Market.

Liverpool. Aug. si.-12:sO p. m.-Cotton was
ia moderat demand. and prices were easier;
American middling, 47sd; sales, 1000 bales, of
which 6O00 were American; for speculation
end export. 500 bales, receipts. 1000 bales of
whish 200 were American. Futures opened
easy. demand moderate. August 1880
12-6id. August and September IO-6sepi
ts-6id; September and October 0f-6iMi
03-64d. October and November, 02-64d; No
yemper and December. 0l-Gid; December
and January, 0i-64ui 00-64d; January ana
February 4 01-64d; February and March, 4
cy-6+q4 02-64d; March and April, 4 o3-6id
April and May. 4 04-6id May and June, 4
o5-e4ls4 o4-sld. Futures were quiet. Tenders,
5000 bales new dockets.
Liverpool. Aug. 3D. p. m.-Cotton fu-
lures closed quiet. September, 4 05-64q
0s.64d sellers; September and October, 02-64
"A o3-5id buyers; October and November,
4 01-646t4 02-eid buyers; November and De-
cember A 02-G4d4 01-G4d; December and JAM
pary. January and February, oo-64Q4 o. SD
buyers; February and March. 0l-641I4 02-64d
buyers; March and April, 02-64014 03-64j
buyers; April and May. 03-84Q4 04-64d
value: May and June, 4 04-6if4 05-64d sellers.
New York.
New York, Aug. 31.--FIour was firm; win
fer wheat low grades, $1.70Gp250; winter
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-01
st, Louis

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 31.-Flour--Extra fan
cy, $275q2.S0; family, $2.306i245; choice, $500
az TO-
Wheat was easier; August 591sc; Septem-
Der, SOC: December, 62IaGf62ssc.
Corn was lower; September, 1Shc; Decern-
Der, 20la0p205sc; May 23Mc
Oats were lower; August, lie; September,
1910; May, 191ac.
Pork-Standard mess, new s6.12ls; old,
S5S7z.
Lard-Prime steam, 1920; choice, SO. go
Bacon-Shoulders, $i.s5; longs and clear
ribs. $4.20: short clear sides, $3.50.
High wines were steady at $1.18.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-01

New OK.
New York, Aug. S1.--FIour was firm; win
ter wheat, low grades, $l.7o92,50; winter
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-01
Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, o., Aug. s1.-Flour was quiet
and steady; winter patents, sS.2GM350; spring
patents 50 50to3.S 50.
Wheat was steady; No. 8 red track, BIC;
No. red, 60la46lc.
Corn was quiet and steady; No. mixed,
41ac.
Oats were quiet No. white track, 15c;
No. mixed track, lie.
Pork was quiet: city family, s775; clear,
1925; clear back $500.
Lard was quiet; kettle, $3.621a; prime
steam, S3.25.
Dry sailed meats were quiet-Shoulders,
$40, short rib sides, $3.65Gl3.70.
Bacon was steady-Loose shoulders, $407;
short rib SIDES $4.07l2Gl4. 10; short clear sides,
S4.20I4.25.
Whisky was steady at s113
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-01
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New Orleans, Aug. 31.-Cotton futures
Z l7q7.1S; October, 72Su7.29; November, 1910
SO; December, 7.39; January. 7.44@74 As. tep-
ruary, 7.4SG7.49; March, 753Q7.55; April. 757
mi "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23
QUAY And M'KINLEY.
Both Decline 10 30 interviewed Con-
Cerni1g the Conference
Bur rOru ARE CANDIDATES.
Nothing Extraordinary In the Meeting
Only a Pleasant aud Cordial
Conference.

CANroN, o., May %. - A. 1924 p
m senator Quay was driven from the
Mckinley home to the dopst ana took
tbs train eastward. Both Mckinley
aud Quny declined to be interviewed
about the conference. Later In tb'
nnsrroan Mckinley started iot Clevs.
land 10 iotu Ills wl,c and ROMAN until
Monday, me guesI OF Mr. Hams.
PrunuRU, May Ex-senator q 10y
arrived ~ his homo iu Beaver from
Canton, D., about D o'clock To The
mary 10 whether be believed Mo-
Kinney would be- nominated, De re-
tUsi. 81 nave nothing 10 say what
tvtrp
Tne senator broke bic resolution not
1. t,Ik the next moment, however,
tuI t1 the aJlgiiuuH question ns 70
,brtbpr he WAC rlill cOusidcfcd "a cau-
,ii,irt. smpbaucnlly raid' "On, yes, !
am suIl "A candidate Tor tnu ffUailen'
UrI nomination, and thall Do VoIgu
Tor At the ~. Louis convention
CttyrLAND, May 22.-HhU Leader,
,vntrh better represents Mckinley
pethaps. than any other newspaper 10
mo United 5tatre, Will pubiith t1mor.
row tu substance, tho following upon
The -isit Of Quay to Mckinleyi
UQuay c.mu 10 Canton not a. the
u,afsf u messages nom any man OF
pfoup OF men, but ns the leader N the
Republ,caa party Ia Penn,ylvanla.
usdid not come a. he facouously &c.
uarsrd la Washington, 20 question
Mckinley about bis attitude on the
money question. lie was Republican
leader wishing the man WAC VIII Ger
tatnly DO tho nominee Of the icpunli'
can rarty for PrssiiUnt. Tue giving
uf .fiicos wins not cOnsiuereii NOS wa
Toe campaign Tor tho nomination as.
ru.ssd. because every Republican
Knows that campaign TO DO practically
ended. one thing they dii discu's
was tho campaign which kinney
will enter against the Democratic can
uldate tor President Tue eoniofenc,e
was most pleasant and cordial on b0Ih
eides. Tho visit Of Quay was sueh hs
will undoubtedly ho made ~ many
other Republican leaders boih before
anu alter the ~. Louiu convention
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ON Tho .rrnrL nf nlnn,hsr.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23,-tt IA now
known that J, h. BlRutntT, the eE
Hungarian 0illCur who IA suspected Of
tue murder OF Mrs. Langiell,, went 10
Los Angeles. The Pullman and diu.
iuK car conductors NJ the train whlui
left here for Los Angolss last Saturday
night say that BiHnther was passcu-
ger on the tTaiu, Ihry have positively
identified photographs OF him ~ those
o. a passenger on tholr train, The
attention ~ the men was particularly
called 10 Blhnthof, because he ate ali
his meals In the dining car without o.
moving bic GLOVES, 10 IL known that
Ia cutting Mrs. Langlelips throat thr
murderer h.sl cut Que OF his hands,
and II Is supposed that desire 10 con.
ceal this wound prompted Biauther TO
wear gloves.
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NEw Toms, May GAVIN. g.
whitney 10 authority for the state
mrnt that tho Metropolitan Traction
company has discovered a now molly,
power ana will put the Same into ugt
ON tho broadway s4u other llugs u
tho company nero within twelve
months. a crowd OF Cilissns called
upon him bnd 20 them MI. Whitur,
Said that It had cost the traction Cuu.
pgny bali a million dollars 10 improy,
the new service anu it WAC like mJuty
thrown away,
1--WE have at last, however," Or,
said, "iisuovrTod o. new motive lowo',
bat cannot tell you what itIs. Y0l
may rrst assured, geullrmcn, that yea
VIII have perfect system witniu 0
yenT."
his believed that compressed OIL
will be the now motive power Intro.
uuosd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

PERRY, o. T., May ga cloud.
burst occurred ia this part Of the ter.
Tit0ry last night, eight TO twelve inches
10 rain falling. Residences aud bus.
usas bulldogs on nigh level ground
were flooded, while houtos along Cow
creek were wished away. The Suuin
TO railroad tracks Tor long distance
uro uuurr water. Ncwe NJ great dam.
ago comes trom the country, but owing
10 the creeks being 40 high, nothing
definite lie 0blninAblc.
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cONMrSI80a mn FHEN0u ALLIANCE


WAsmSGlOS. May % Tho sonao
committee ON territories today author.
izUl favorable report on tue OIL iu'
troiurc1 by Senator PUrElgs, UrDvid.
Ing Tor the extension oi the AfIzIun
funding act OF 1891 DO hs 90 permit ihu
iunding oi such outstanding iuucbtcI.
nUSs a. might have bton funded under
the original act % 10 had been tuffuu-
duTud before tho set laplud. The ~.
Affects q considerable number o. bouisi
m.-L ui WnIcn wlL. -u-l Im lALl -lIuIa-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

DENvUH, May 24-As nearly ns car
ba luauvd tonight, the Ttsus.aiissuufi
freight committee dr. no. oct upOu the
suutnurn Pacific freight troubles 90
day, though u was un0iiicislly slated
tuut An agreement was reached. i.
was stated that the report % tho CON.
mit,Uu would probably be made iu a
couple OF days. Tho other Titan mat-
tors will probably be taken w tOmor.
row. This afternoon a delegation IRON
tho Denver chambet VI c0mmCtge
Submitted ita complaints,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

LoNDOs, May ga Pretoria dis.
patch 10 the DAily Telegraph Fayt.
There are tumUts mere tuat monster
mretlugs will bo held IN Johannesburg
TOT tho discussion OF tue sentences Oi
thr reform pfis0ners. Tue telegraph
offices refuse 10 take messages feiri-
fing TO thu political situation. The
publication OF Gfern.bo0k dealing
with tho reform movement has blou
postponed. Tho reform prisoners are
now allowed b1dsteads and extra
food.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

MONTREAL, May 23.-In hpTmou
recently covered ly MIusiku0f La,
ilachu, bishop Of Three Riycfs, severe.
~ denounced Wlluud LautieT, the
literal leader, Tor his action ON the
Mauilnta remedial hiil,sHyiug that any
Catholic voting tor LauTiof ur any uut
holding his views would commit 3
wrong. Mir. LAuTler has announces
that he viii accept tue nisa0p's cusl.
lougo And run for the House OF Com.
mons In Yhto0 R.yert, tho bishop
cathedral city, ut the appTOAchIas
general election,
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ntrlI.. .Ilun,len unehanaea.

MILWAUKEE, VIE, May - The
strike sttuauoa 10 practically uu-
changed. Cars are In operation on all
lines, but the boycott and fears Of VIC.
lenco prevents them being patTonized.
No attempt has been made 10 run ohrs
Sundays since tue street railway em.
ployCB struck, bat the company now
Announces that 10 will start cars mex
Sunday as usual. The entire police
force will bp ON duty as serious disturb.
ances arc expected from eympaIhizsTs
with tho atrlkoft.
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NEW YOu,, May 22.-rhe private
London cauIugmm madr public ny thr
Wall street bureau ssyg luu rice 600
COPPER ls caupri by the consumer
anu tue publlGlnding the.c1ntun p.IOu
exceeding thr production. While suH
piles arc offered freely, sptoulntuts
absorb them repeatedly, thuro u mole
demand for refined copper from luiin
anu elsewhere. Il contract has been
placed Tor the French Pacific cattle
which requires 800 tons copper wire.
American ciecttoIyiic copper has been
ToputOhased owing 20 tho reduced out
Iut Of the American mines.
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WAIEUIUS, ID. e., May g.
The cunirICrs ON tue river anu hafU0f
bill have practically Agreed UPON q
CvnprOmi0u uu the Southern Gait.
iIrnia item. ltpT0ylitd that the com.
mission bhhll be retained o. the 5vsatO
amendment prJvIdes, but that iu case
san Pedro iB selected ior the outer hAI-
boz tho appropriation ior the inner
uarU0r NJ th-l place shall not bs r..
L.L---
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chip. ths minneapolis" 90 Cf1uaalt
10 attend the coronation az the naval
envoy %, tho Unlloi Siaina. hif.
BrrrsInrIlre, Dir. III. n. Pclfti slcre-
'nry % the Unitct states legation, aud
The other civil representative wore ilf
tua ilut time at the Russian court 500
ful civil dTess prescribed Tor those VINO
are not allowed ~ wear the gihcial
uniform. This dftss c.nlisiH 70 on
evening coat with plain bu'ton',
while vest, knee brccehrs hul
Blnok ak hose, and 20 ornament
The United States minister tue
sUscial uuv0ys ami their stan lonifhi
attended q reception given ~ lhu
Russian foreign minister Prince h)'
ban0fi.R9st0vsky.
Next week Dir. BfCCkinfldgo VIII
give dinner 20 Distinguished Amctl'
can visitors 60 the coronation, ana
later. probably on June 8rt, Will give
= reception inviting the Eualian pfin'
CuB anu foreign princes attending tho
coronation, aud tue foreign cmbasia-
uOrs anu aulut a thousand others.
The spBcinl embassies 90 She c1r0nu.
tiOn from france, spain, Japan hhd
Korea we're also received lu audience
by the car Hnu ca lna in tue Ntem'
lin today. A gilset uiN.hOfue coach
hud several iUur.hlfss carriages we're
sent 90 fetch each ombuasy aud suite.
Each embassy wac escorted by SIX
mounted gtooms and waB received by
guards OF h0nuf nc the hfoiniiui whefo
thuy we're conducted with great cerc'
mOuy 10 tho Alexander salon anu
thence 10 tue EEaterina hail, where
they were received iu audience.
cONMES18Os TIM FREsCH ALLIANCE.
LONDON, May g2-rho Daily News
VIII tomorrow publish a dtphtun from
Moscow whicu rays: pDtuIar COM
m,nta ON the French mission arc In 40
w4y ilhilerlug, hnd tho Frfuou ulli'
luco Is strongly deprecated ny the
lower classgb, aud even by the cu-
lightcnuu official clsssef, aho have
cafilY discovered that there u iuo
u.lh VI sincerity In the proIstHtd fel'
l1ws1ip. The French alliAuuo Is only
regarded an ezikCnCy Of the Eu.
lopuau situation, 10 be dropped when
% nlH served IT, purpose. inc time %
probably cot far distant wien ltussiu
viii be- ia = position 10 dlsfeghId Oh
wutiUfn European alliances.
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TmLADELruA, May IA pSiya,o
dieuA,uu received iu tuls city tonight
states that the steamship Lautadu,
which lett New YORK. on Aiay go, has
landed GA CUBAN soil all the men aud
ammunition she carried And tuut the
expedition was entirely fucccssiu.
rne sender VI tue dispatch wasA nom
bur % the party aboard the shlr.
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NEVER saw A SHEEP.
iucation Of Chicago children said 60
IIr uuestucd.

Education Of Chicago children said Co
nr Onssiucd,
CHICAGO, May 23.-Ihrough John
+. Raslal, formerly Of kan,as, It nas
becn developed that one-third OF tho
children OF onp OF the principal gram.
mar schools OF Chicago, have never
seen I've sheep or hog, though OH
had suen lions, tigUru anu other nui.
mails of the tropics. The msttet haE
boon takon up by the pfOfs ON the be-.
lief that the pame ratio Ui children
throughout the city have never seem
live sheep or hog and thB park com.
mirsi0nuru will be- requested to place
specimens OF these animals In tho
geological departments OF tnu parks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23
new TINE CARO-. n EFFECT MAY 10, 1885
Trains dcpar, and arrive a. saI Lake City,
dauy, ls 'ouows


7.0Jam overland limited FOR CbisHFo. Omaha.
Denver Kansas tIty IT. Louis, uzIuu
ami rAIk tltI.
ZOO % m local express fur san Francisco.
Ogden, Cache Valley ANA intermediate
uuilis.
UC5p m local expires. Tor ogden aHd ,Htsrms.
uIhtU points
500 20 Atlantic OzpEus5 Tor Chicago. omaha,
lsuycr, Kansas CITY, b. Louis, hugto,
20 90 lurAl express fur AgF"lrt IIuuH.
Provo, Nophs Mauu aud intermediate
potato
~ fIpr mail and express Tor Provo. Nopbl,
Milford. frHUp aud intermediate IOlUta.
- O. "a 900 mixed train ilr Narlad Beach
l0oulo and Terminus
ArUyH
$40 M overland limited from Chicago
Omaha, IT. Louis. Kansas cts. beaver
lurh GIIy and tEt~u.
g.Qa 100 utail aud express from Helena, lutte,
Portland, bau I"su gltcu, DElou and iu.
lr-uCdatr points,
sili pm local .HpJrff ffom tuH Francisco,
Cache Valley ogden and intermediate
$50 m Atlantic express from Chicago.
Omaha, tH Louis, nanHas tItT, Denver
and ogden
fs.lg Son mali md express from FRISCO. ui|.
ford NrUuI lfOyD huu intermediate points
G.y Wu luerI vNurFHH from htrruI TluuU.
lIo'n, Nepm. Mauu aud Intermediate
Uu.HtH
and GHraulu beach.
Trans sou,b OF JgAb ran daily except
Eua daily ,resni saudir
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nrn.IrInIn...IIEale.

WAsulNurON, May 22.-rho sub.
committee Of the suuAto committee on
fluauee appointed % clnIuct the ir'
vestigat0u o; the recent bond Issues
under the PETER resolution, hold he
mot meeting today, bur transacted no
husintss beyond directing that letter
be written 10 rogig,afy Carlisle re-
mining him that tur committee wa
now prepared 10 proceed with tie
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srorPEDIN miDAIR.

The london "Fcrri- Wheei" Ceases He-
yoiving ~ 49, tuopportuno Zine.
LOSDoN, May % The gigantic
wheel ana recreation t0wefe % Earl's
court i an Imitation OF The famous
Ferris wheel Of the Chicago worlds
Fair, hut II IL larger, the highest point
belug 300 feet from the gtoundi while
tho top Of the Ferris wheel was only
-bi feet high. Shortly before $40
r.m. yesierdpy the wheel started with
quite a number Of people ON board, aud
everything went mtffily until SEQ,
when the structure ceased revolving.
A number Of people were compelled
10 remain slolt all night aud uutIl noon
Today.
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Cock County Democrats Advised 60
stay sway.


CHICAGO, May g2.-When the Dom,
ecrauc gold standard COMMITTEES read
today the call for the county oonvon'
ton a. Issued by the county central
committee, a meeting was called and
war &, the knife was declared.
Aftor two hours' consideration oi The
question, tho following resolution wa
uuauim0u.ly adopted;
Rp.piyed, That this committee
recommend 10 the executive commit
tee Of tho Democratic honest'money
committee that Il advise all Democrats
Of Cook county who ARE Ia favor oi
honest primaries aud hOntst money,
TO remain away from the pTimatiff
10 DO held on MONDAY next anu De
II further
Resolved, That this committee rec
1mmenu To- tho executive comm ittcr
thati proceed at once 10 recognize
the Democratic party IN this county.
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EEoEIVED ny TuE ozAu.
rho Representative OF the Unitsd
states Government.


MOSCOW, May 29,--rhe Duke OF
Couuaughg, representing Queen Vic.
toTia nj thH coronation festivities, has
presented 10 the czarlnh tne grand
cross OF the Victorian order, whiuh mas
been newly iOuuued by Queen Vic.
totiE, and also an ornamental vase Of
the Armada pattern,
the ear today received ia private
audience the United States minister,
Mr. BreCkiuridgr, anu then received
thu special cnvOyB VI tho United
Sintos, sent 10 Represent tho govern
munt Of tho United States nt the C1fO.
nation. These included General Nc.
Cook aud bis brother, AidU.de-camp
rolveu, Commander Bronson anu
Mai, i, w, PatEEi Of the special om-
bas8y, anu itoarAdmlfal n. %. Sell.
nugv, Ia command OF tho Megi,oTfHu.
can tquadr0n, who brought his dag
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investigation, ami would be pleased to
receive the statement In writing which
uu hal tirnincd Willingness 90 fur
uIfh. No time was tot Tor the next
mtBtiug, and probably none VIII bo
called until MI Carlisle's statement is
feppiypF
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wANTED-H HELP.
FIFTY e UTEkELHATUs EMPLOYMENT
Agency
No. co.. West second .uHtu. between Cullen
ilUfU. and rusIuuUa
once IuHFn. a Dol. fu g |IU m.
U#T Tt|UWIHTU uUHI|. az Do HII

once IuHFn. a Dol. fu g |IU m.
our telephone uuWI 90 IH HHl
We want house servants, and We want ihou
bad. %. you want house uUfL. DOCS your
sister want nuu.yvula u1Ds your COUSIN
wan. NUUFrFurk Boo sou know uuYHuIF ur
anrHHTy.s friend That wHu.s homework. lfHu,
DOC. uH and comic ur HUU1 some otto tu uH thHt
can cool. WaaH ulsuta, makr Hyds. duet. tu tho
wHbuE tuu Ironing, refrain from HuHubIug
LUr UsNIus. ANY woman with RlI uf AuU ~
tHr.r HHIDmp H|hmrutH NAHtIU along 20 our
ryIui Ju.t look 90 tHIa NHt -Four 5000 IAN.
I.r U0ula ht b. per wees. good family cooks
and genera. house .IfIH at 80. o. U.HIHa uf a.I
IrU1UH and shade. A. wages ruuuiuE from ~ "
Co $3.50 uCr wrrt. Count up i8 ana ami O.,
iu go .l house fyruuH llHt we UuuuId
have to-day, and tuat Goo after sending
90 U0u.r servants into situations yyHlrT.
uIN. .NC HIHu Nnut UrstD'us family launs
urnsH. rlaWHvfmAiI. uHuiN Frs CSC itp.llrH
ding them AII over creation and then nave fUr
UIi.uuITrr Go lrHtr their teeth over thV tuIr.
phone Htu uuIusa $50 trnd Immediately au
accountable FIr, About spt situations 100 thia
city ago ruined by their extensive srIualut.
.urrHs N,guulns today we drop every order
shat Dr. advertised lu thr papers ur any other
agency in tUla rltY 10 you have your order uu
tho four Niuds OF tno earth sou Will know why
We don't fruu you gri We can Eut Al tHu
ordHfa Uo can IND rr'# Tor from exclusive
UatrHuH. and hence our ru|fuH.
MU want some good HHsFTTmru Ht vases
from % ln o. per day Hufl TUIH r. man UIru.
washer. and men win uuI % 10 their adlau.
taco ut oh times Go aeon themselves Ia touch
with tHe once when tHuJ want WORK
lLIn " urW,ItBAIu
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CURRENT [H5ol'vs iodl IN igGg
IlHL TABLE, tN0s"'s hP'U tOl 'SS0'


tsare -sit Lake rtv
Ne. .--Tof bingham. Provo. Grand
JuugbUn anu OH pol1's EAst sssa. -
40 t#tUf irUg0. sran1 JuuruUu
aud Al. ro.rs E,st.......... .t0p n.
No. D for ogden and intermediate
InInlsHts.aas. stssaa.s stssssstsss b'll ~ M
No t-fur ht Pleasant Nauu. Soc
uua aud Oh intcuasilAls
40. f-ior Fursss rsys0u. Provo
and OH Intermediate UUIna p. Dr..
20 t-lut uIuen Hnf tlr west ... o "a m'
ho. l-ugf giaa aHt lbs Wsst.... lg'is p..a
Arrive ssitlrs~
No. i=Ir1m l.ru.1. srsuI Jursuoa
lu1 tie EaHt... ......s..... d rs =. u.
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