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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-04-03
Erroneou, EIusters Of volnntssrs

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The house
committee on military affairs yester-
day voted to report favora bly, bill
recommended by the war department
to permit corrections to be made of er
roneous musters of volunteers who
served in the rebellion. A proposition
to extend the time another five years
was before the committee, hut the war
department bill was agreed upon as a
substitute.
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Fine Lot of steers.

KANSAS CITY, No, April 2.-James
Buchanan, of Marietta, Kan, was on
the market yesterday with the finest
bunch of steers seen on the market for
some time. They were genuine Here
ford white faces, There were 81 head
and they averaged I,7fO pounds and
sold at S415. The cattle have been fed
since September 16 on corn and meal
and at that time averaged about /, 300
pounds.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-04-03
lIIgaourl snIriIuaIIsla.

SPRINGFIELD, No, April The state
meeting of the Progressive Spiritual
lists association adjourned after hsv-
ing elected the following officers to
serve during the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, A. R. Dixon, of st. Joseph; secre-
tary, Mrs. C. J. Dixon, of st. Joseph;
first vice president, H. o. Hawkins, of
this cityi second vice president, Mrs.
Il. N. Eckas, of this city; treasurer, H.
Huxley of this city.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-04-03
Cotton SIN Empioyss stTiEs-

COLUMBUS. Ca, april The closing
down Of the two great Eagle and Phe-
NIX cotton mills Tor an Indefinite
period. and the consequent throwing
Of over 2, soc persons ont OF work has
produced q serious situation mere. The
strikers are orderly ana ggiet. Efforts
are being made By business Eaea look.
tns q 3 ss-tiefsest Of the strike, IS
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-04-03
Sugar Growers Want to Be PrOteets,

Sugar Growers Want to Be Protected.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-Representa-
tives of the sugar growing interests Of
the country made an appeal yesterday
to the house ways and means commit
tee for legislation TO protect them
against the advantages given to the
German producers by the German ex-
port bounties. They asserted that the
Germans are taking advantage of the
weakening of Cuban competition. be-
cause of the war, to crush the industry
in America.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-04-03
4 eumau Butcher Under ruard.

AKRON, O.. April 1.-Oue thousand
people surrounded the city prison last
night and many threats were made
against A. b Strong, the suspected
murderer of the Stones at Tslmadge.
The militia is still under arms at the
armory and a force Of police is ready
for action. It is not believed. how
ever. that an outbreak will occur.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-04-03
sncrstarv of stats,s Fses.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, April THE
following is a statement of fees col
lected by the secretary of state and
turned over to the treasurer during
the month of March: Notaries' fees,
s740i domestic corporations, SO, 40; for
eign corporations, Si5G; miscellaneous,
S83L2O; land department S39.l5: uni
versity endowment, 81, 063 %; bank ex-
aminstions, S462 So Total, SO, sos 10.
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CAER0ILT0E, &c. april L last
nigts Oliver Eetou was killed il q low
resort in South cafrollioE. Blu Cod
VTl and Lee can7lngaaln srs HHdsF
aIzest A11ae cgrolar's- isssrest tEeq
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-04-03
THE ray leRs UNMOvED.

News Of the Supreme Court Decision
Caused the Msn Little EmotiOa.
CARRoLLTON, No. april lit is i'm
possible to see the Taylors. Their law
yers informed them of the decision
and one of the officers present stated
that the news seemed to make little
difference with them. The general
opinion here is that the case will be
taken tc the United States supreme
ooupk
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-04-03
Coloradn,s Go chr ,,ntnnr

DENVER, Col, april From smelter
returns for the first quarter of the
year the Rocky Mountain News pre-.
diets q gold production OF $50. coo, o00
for Colorado in 1896. The production
of 1895 was but SIS, zoe, COO
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Reaay to sail on Short Notice

PARIS, April 1.-Aecordiug to re-
port from Toplon to-day, three French
wsrships have been made ready to sail
at q moments notice. This is held
here TO mean trouble. with England over
EgvDt.
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Headquarters Changed to Kansas City.

MARION, Ill.,, April 1.-The Indiana
conference of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints closed the
labors of its session 10 this city last
night. Headquarters Of the northern
states are changed from Council Bluffs,
Ia, to Kansas CITY. Mo.
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PR FER EID d. ATu TO ARREST
A Negro Thief Sewers sis JagulaF Vein
When Closely Pursued,

A Negro Thief Sewers sis Jagular Vein
When Closely Pursued,
CHICAGO, April la negro on Cot
taqe Grove avenue street car sitting
near Mrs. Lillian Brown, seized her
pocketbook last night and theu. jump
ing from the car, started to run. Mrs.
Brown screamed and the car was
stopped aud the conductor and a num-
Der of passengers followed the
negro. As the latter reached the
entrance to an alley, he saw
that his escape was hopeless,
and. taking a razor from his pocket,
he coolly faced his pursuers and drew
the blade twice across his throat. The
blood spurted from his jugular vein,
which was severed, and reeling for an
instant he sank in full view of the
crowd of pursuers and died almost in
stantly.
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big HaiIstones.

MOBEBLY, Mo-. april L-At five
o'clock yesterday afternoon a hail
storm visited this city, lasting about
Is minutes, at which time haiistones
fell that measured three inches in cir
conference.
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Cherosee Miners out Of Work,

CHERoKEE, Kan, April 1.-The Vest
eru Coal & Mining Co. closed mine No
2 at Fleming yesterday, throwing 225
men oub OF employment The mine
will not be reopened until September.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-04-03

OMAHA, Neb., april THE city
council. by a vote of thirteen TO four,
has passed the curfew ordinance over
the mayors veto, and the law will 20
into effect at once.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-04-03

MEXICO, Mo-. April From Stur-
Feou, near here, comes the news of the
awful end OF Mrs. Lizzie Quisenberry.
She went to a we'll and threw herself
into il. Death followed by drowning
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IN A DEPLOBATLE CONDITION.
The Situation In Armenia las Not I'm
proved as Yet.

New YORK, April THE national
Armenian relief committee received
the following letter, dated 0orfa, FeJ-
ruary 10:
The massacre Of December % and . left over
1900 widows among the Armenian survivors
and 4, i0l fatheFiess children. The relief work
has Just begun and is simply appalling The
Armeniaus are very timid and 50 few Of their
men arc left that they are reluctant 70 attempt
10 distribute aid even to their own people We
try to investigate the needs OF all and to treat
all sufferers with impartial ty. We need s., 900
4 week for at least two OF three months
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-04-03

at Corning, O, TAomes BraGigan. a
newspaper man. killed bis wife and
himself because OF Jealousy.
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Fatal Roller ExDio.ios.

cNCIkEATI, april 1.-The boiler Of a
saw mill exploited on the Woodville
pike. four miles north Of Milford. Two
men were killed and three injured, one
fatally, and the others seriously,
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Benas 80 I'd 20.

ssHIEeToN April 2-Ihe gold re-
serve, q 9Eae.s - reported yesterday.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-04-03

The presi6sas has sp2eiated Il S
al--i-ek Is pcs laasler zsEng City 10
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SH6THERED m TIE SNlRE.
Ten Italians Lose Their Lives by Tenement
House Fire.
PUSHED FROM THE TRACK.
a Pedestrian In Danger OF Being Ran Over
on the Track Gets a atal Shove
An Unknown Vessel Blown
Up at Sea.

BROOKLYN, April Fire destroyed
q ramshaekle tenement house early
this morning and ten Of its occupants
-Italians-were smothered in their
beds. The building was q four-story
brick at So Union street At present
the police have reached no definite CON
elusion as to the cause and origin OF
the fire. The fire was discovered by a
pssserby in the street shortly after
four o'clock this morning By the
time the FIRE department apparatus ar
rived the building was fairly in flames.
Some of the persons asleep above man
aged 10 escape by the windows and
fire escapes, but the firemen could do
nothing for those who had not been
aroused before the sitting smoke over
came them.
u,hed from the Track.
SPRIEGFELD, H., April 1.-George
Crosse, aged IS. who had lost his hear
ing, was crossing a street car track
yesterday, unaware that a car was
bearing down upon him. The motor
man applied the brakes and as the car
was about to strike the old man
reached out and pushed him from the
track. Crosse fell and struck his head.
The motorman's friendly push resulted
in the others death from conclusion
of the brain three hours later.
Ar Unknown Vessel Blown Up st Sea.
ST JOINS, N. B., April THE steam
er Lord Charlemont, which arrived
yesterday from Belfast, reports that
when three days out it sighted a yes
sci showing signals Of distress, but be-
fore it could reach her there was a sud.
den heavy glare of fame and then ali
became dark. No trace Of the vessel
could be found the next day.
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New Hampshire republicans elected
four aninstrueted delegates to St
Louis. but resolutions were adopted
comBlimenting both Mckinley and
Reea.
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80 80 b az Tod.

BRISTOL, Tenn, April Further
news Of the loss of life by high water
ia this section was received here
yesterday. 4 waterspout in Turkey
Cove, Va, drowned four children and
three other persons were rescued from
the tide. In Russell county, Va,
Charles holt and child and Capt Jen-
slins and two children we're drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18

direct aud supstlntend the collection
Of all moneys due the State aud iueti-
tute suits In its name f0f official de-
llnquencles in relation TO the asiess.
ment, collection anu payment OF the
revenue, and against persons. who b.
any means have become possess Il o.
public money or property and failed 10
ray over or deliver the came and
sgainst all debtors Of the State; Of
which cults, the courts Vt tbe unity
In which the seat OF government may
bs located have lutisdiotion, Without
regard to the residence Of tho defend
autsI
"Under these provisions, II Ia clearly
your duty 10 require all persons WIN
ate deli quunt iu any Of these matters
10 settle tneir accounts, and .. II be-
comes necessary 10 determine tue
amount " their Indebtedness, that II
the nmou OF OF the fees they have col.
ltcted ilT which they have not &C.
counted, you may, Ia your discretion,
Inspect their books aud require tuem
10 feudUra statement to you ut such
time and In such form NJ you may re-.
qulfc, and In the event Of their failure
VI feilfhl g comply with such require.
mont aud u puy over 90 the State
treasurer any public moneys, II IL your
duty 20 insu,ut, suits ia The name Of
the State tor all such III ,al delin.
quenciog. These suits msJ b. brought
IN the courts Of Salt Lake county, not
withstarding Ihe fact tnnt the delin.
quent iilclal may be resident Of any
uIhot county within the State.
~ would sugyest that you proceed
nj once 10 notify all such delinquents
that they will be required TO render
statements Of oil moneys thus received,
and that they are requested and will
be required TO cover the same Into the
State treasury forthwith, and In the
event OF the failure or refusal tD com.
ply with such requirement TO take the
proper steps 10 compel obsiionco there.
10.
81 have the honor 10 be.
Every respectfully yours,
"A. &. BISHOP.
"Aitotney General"
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Mining Notes.

Contractors arc now figuring ON the
new tanks 10 DO placed In the Sunshine
mill.
Tho Alice mill located Ia Butte ana
owned largely by the Walker brothers
OF this city, viii have 80 slampa drop.
ping by Monday next
II IL reported that u fve.foot strike
OF aTsenicsl ore going As high As s35
to tho tor, has been encountered Ia
tue Protective IAtiti mine at Metcur.
MuTcur Mercury: l.. IL. Mayne has
lot n contract for loo feet OF Iimbering
and sinkinR on toe La Cigale property
in the west foothills, 70 Watkins, QuiTk
anu haddington.
Ths Hon, Charles Crane has lust
returned from luaho, where ho mas
been Interesting himself IA mining
properties. he mas great faith Ia the
boise Basin digRlngs, and bonded aud
leased several properties In that district
while away.
Gibbousvllls Mont, Miner Jim
RAzJr Informs Us tnRt Nj. ZjTn has y
nne gold property, tue LOttiu, some SIX
miles from Wisdom, which gives aver.
age assays Of sS6 " the ton. A mill Ia
to be elected shortly and Mt. lJTn IL
TO pay the miliers tl2A ton for work.
INK the ore.
Returns from recent shipments OF a
car each OF Utah anu Galona ores were
received ~ the cOmpAny's oflice today.
The former, u foutteen.ton lot, assayed
~ 4 per cent lead anu 1871 ounces I'll.
Yer 10 tue ton anu brought value OF
sl,3Sl.Ol. The latter, twelve tons,
showed bS4 PER cent lead, 10 ounces
silver anu brought sl,O5s.Oi.
The weeks output OF ore from the
fintic district, Ms reported by the
Miner Ia as follows! From the Bullion.
Beck mine, 20 carloads orr; Bullion.
Beck mill, 10 carloads concentrates;
CentenniAl.Euteku, 4 carloads ore,
AiaH, 4 carloads ore; Sioux mill, !
carloads concentrates; Utah, 5 carloads
ore; Swansea, 3 carloads uTv; south
Swansea . carloads ore; Sunbeam,
carload Otr; Yankee Girl, carload ore;
Dragon Iron mine, 20 carloads ore;
NgOn's iron mine, | carload ore daily.
A transcript OF the articles Of incor-
IoratlOn OF the Cong lOmdrale Mining
company was filed with the county
clerk yesterday, The company which
was Incorporated June 0, 1895 has
capital OF $1,000, QUO, IN one dollar
shares, anu tho incorporates are
Henry Moody, Darlington NJ, hcCrse
aud William MoCree. Tue principal
place Of business 10 Cripple Greek, ana
operations are TO DO carried on In lei
Paso and ATApahoe counties, Colo
tado.
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function City Items.

Tho Bryan ratification meeting was
held In tho Union Opera House last
night. Judge Powers aud Joseph l..
RAwliDs OF SAlt Lake were present.
The house was we'll filled. Mr.. }, l..
Loar acted aH chairman, and spesohss
were made by w, Glassmau, A. j.
Weber, J. IA. mcfarland, w, l.. T..
Peyton, David Evans. Joseph L.. Raw.
Inns anu Judge Powers. rhe "Blg
Four" sang an original selection f0I
silver and Bryan. Tho neeIing was q
very pleasant one aud appeared to be
enjoyed by all present.
Articles OF Incorporation Of the Press
Publishing o., were filed la the
county clerks rilloe yesterday. TIE
capital stock IL 5000 divided Into 100
shares Of $50 each. Tho officers for the
first year are n. u, Fiaygre, president;
IL. ii. Whipple, Vioe.pTssident; ChaTlei
MeeghaH, secretary; Is. +. Thomas,
treasurer and business manager ana
w. II. White Managing editor.
There IL no Improvement In the con.
dillon Of Mrs. Jacob Hanson OF Hunts
willie, who was hurt by being thrown
from q buggy ut this mouth Of Ogden
canyon while returning home from
tho Ola FOLKS excursion, Pneumonia
has set In and her condition IL oritiesl.
Mr. Hanson Ia also suffering consider.
able pain from the injuries he received
buE will recover.
The California PopulisJ delegation
for 81. Louis passed through here yes
terday. They favor an independent
platform and candidate.
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HAVANA, July ls.-Passengtri from
San Ctist halt today report hnyiuR
heard heavy cannOnading and
muilSotry Hing all yesterday, ap-
pareuily north OF the mountains. II
is believed an engagement ~ IN pro.
gfess between Fuunuz'a command
and tho Insurgents under NuutL
Protected by q nntin Bandoia Jose
Maros succeeded In landing an ox.
petition IN tho district Of han DlegU.
Tho band OF Juan Branob attached tue
trooha In Pinar del Rio with tho In.
teniion Of creating divtriion In OF.
der 10 facilitate the passing 81 the lice
by Macco. The insurgents pluuiorod
aud paftislly burned the village c..
bsEa In tho province Of Matauzts. San
Hilliato dc GuRm,us, founded 1898,
was also attacked and. II houses
burned.
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Pninlnl Runaway Accident.

Ella the thirtgen.yoat old daughter
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. William Burbidge,
residing on Almond street, In the
Nineteenth ward, was the victim Of a
painful accident Oh First West near
Second North street. yesterday. she
was seated Ia road cart holding
horse belonging TO lady from the
country who was friend OF her mo-
ther, when the animal took fright Al
street car aud started to run away. The
cart was overturned aud the girl
thrown 80 the ground. Her arm was
broken Just shove the wrist while ths
vehicle was demolished. The victim
was removed TO Dr. wrlghIs utiiee
where the fractured member was sci.
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WORK OF THE STORM.
sOre Damage Wrought by The Great
DOVnpOur.
SCENE or DISASTER AT rAYETiE
SDir Nllsy ll1ols-Milllrd CouuiyI
Calm liys-ilollen Aglil
Niird.

FAYETTE, Sanpele County, July
IA, ise5.-As this place IL seldom hssri
Ota line vt Two published In the NEWS
will let tbs people know that Fayetto
~ something more than townsite on
paper
About $3.50 O'Clock p. m. on the 10 a
a black cloud could DO seen Ia tuv
south, aud It Jid not take many min.
utcs until It had reached here, AMI
had developed iuto a most terrific hail.
storm, and came down with such force
breaking window lights, tearing
shingles from the roofs aud Destroying
all the garden truck and field crops Of
tho place, leaving none for seed.
The hailstorm lasted about twenty
minutes aud was soon followed by au
awful Hood that came down from tho
hills, flooding almost the entire settle
menl, washing out bridges, tearing
down fences, running into houses, all.
Ing up cellars, etc.
Tho Hood was 20 violent that It took
a Woods binding machine some die.
lance leaylug II Ia a dilapidated cou.
ditio'i aHd IN another part OF town
hAystaok was taken from the yard into
tue street where II lodged.
There Il ABOUT Ono,hnli OF the hay
crop that was not cut, ami what the
hnllsl0fm dii not destroy the food
did.
The people were very much excited
some Oi them running u get UuI VI
the way; others fighting the water
trying % save their homes from dee.
lfuclion. Tho canal that We have
built during the lasi year, some seven.
teen miles Ia iengtb, aud which cost
cas- thousands VI dollars, was washed
sur Ina many places anu fillsd up 40
badly that Il will take u great amOuut
Of laDor before We eau again bAys tue
water IN the cAual for Irrigation.
Our spriug that has supplied the
people with water for tho pAst thirty
i've years wsH shut of with being
nilcd up by the flood 90 that We arc
irit without drop OF water for even
domestic use; but our people have
turned cut eu mAsss 10 clean out the
spring aud We hope 10 soon have the
water running through the tOw1.
JAMES MRLLoR DR.
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ny MEANS OF A SHY ROCKET.
Pref acLwen'- New Device for Aerial
Navigation.

Pref ncIwen'- New Device for Aerial
Navigation
HoUonToS, Mich, July lS.-PTof.
W. W. MeEwsn, Of jackson, proposes
to Tevolutionlze aeronautics by using
an immense rocket for his ascension q
instead OF tho time worn balloon.
Various models have been expert.
menlod with ana great deal OF Gaze
ful test work done with various ma.
IoTlals aud different forms OF rocket.
A. last model has been produced,
which has made three highly success.
ful Hseeusionu and Nit. MoEwen has
beguu work In Chicago upon tho
00.ioOt rocket OF aluminium aud other
things which IL 10 carry him two miles
into the air In fewer seconds by many
than mortal man has ever trsvored
that distance on earth or through the
atmosphere,
Prof. McEwon says there will be no
stick to this gigantic cloud piorcer, but
otherwise, the general form VI the or.
binary rocket will be- retained. The
various devices Tor the propulsion OF
tho monster, the sloadying Of Its long
flight through the air, the provision Of
air to lie human occupant ana tho me-
chau cal filliag Of the parachute nj the
crucial second when tho rocket has
reached its highest and would other
wise fall to earth NJ u rate fatal 10 the
rider, all these viii DO thoroughly COW
cred by patents Ia the United States
and the leading foreign countries.
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NEW YORK. July is. - Cornelius
Vanderbilt was somewhat better thii
morning. The physicians after con.
tultaiion issued the following bulletini
$3.50 n. ~; Mr.. Vanderbilt paced m
entirely satisfactory night AMI 10 doiug
we'll this morning."
ID. q. GwyDne, brotheT.in.law oil
Vanderbilt, said no was much im'
proved. Hsiurther stated that Wander
bit this morning was A0lo 10 move thu
fight foot aud asked for something 10
eat.
Gwynne added that Vanderbilt.
condition was such that some mem
tefs OF the family contemplated Te'
turning 10 their summer homes on
Monday, n no change fer tue worse
sets Ia.
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Railway Notes.

The Union Pacific viii this evening
inaugurale ils weekly Soda Springs
sleeper service. During tho heated
term Of the summer season a special
Salt Lake sleeping car will DO attached
to the regular evening passenger train
leaving here at O'Clock anu arriving
At the famous watering resort the next
morning. II will DO detached from
tue train At the springs 80 a. 10 allow
occupants TO remain undl,tutbsd until
the breakfast hour. Returning lhu
sleeper Will leave Soda Springs Bun.
day evening und arrive here on Mon.
DAYS al 1905 n. M. Every berth In tue
car that leaves this evening has been
sold,
The Union Paclfie's midsummer ex.
cufsi0n 20 northern Utah, Idaho, Ore.
gon anu Washington Will leave this
CITY ON Thursday next. The lowest
rates ever iirrsd to these points will DO
effective during this excursion. some
NJ tue IOuud..Tip rates are as followti
Brigham, Eg,25; Logan, SS.6Oi Rloh'
moud, 50; SUlA Spriugs, So, bOi MARKET
Lake, slU.85; ShOshOne, $40, bellevue
SEQ, Haley, sl3; Boisr, slsi BsRet
cay, S26 20, Spokane Ruu Portland
$50 90. ProporIionatoly low rates are
made TO utn0r points. Trains for Cache
Valley aud intermediate points Will
leave Salt Lake on tbs 2Std At a.m.
ana 7 pm, the latter being u special.
Arrangements will be- maue for
through coaches from Salt Lake anu
Ogden to Soda apriagu and MonlpsiisT
without change,