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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-16
LOS ANGELES TERMINAL RAILWAY.

LOS ANGELES TERMINAL RAILWAY.
July T. 1897.
PASADENA
Leave Arrive
Los Angeles Los Angeles
$3.50 a. m. S7:55 g. m.
..7:25 a. NJ s+S: 80 a. m.
755 a. m. 9:41 g. m.
9:05 a. m. 80 a. M
II 80 a. m. Ills p. m.
1880 p. m. 4:45 p. m.
4:55 p. m. $40 p. m.
$3.50 pm. 7:3O p. m.
1880 p. m. $3.50 p. m.
MT LOWE AND ALTADENA
905 a. m. 1850 a. m.
4:55 p. m. 6:25 p. m.
The only line from Los Angeles making
connection with Mt. Lowe Railway with
out change of cars.
GLENDALE
s-6:4o a. m. ss7:5o a. m.
*9:45 a. m. 100 a. m.
1870 D. m. 2:45 p. m.
5:15 p m. 6:3O p. m.
$4,000 a. m. ss7:50 q. m.
$500 a. M $3.50 a. m.
1885 a. m. 11:45 a. m.
9:45 a. m.
1.22 D. m. 4:5o p. m.
5:15 p. m. 6:25 p. m.
1850 p. m. 1880 p. m.
CATALINA ISLAND
90 a. m.
$500 a. m.
1875 a. m.
1922 p. m. ss11:45 a. m.
1850 p. m. 1880 p. m.
Sundays only.
%~Sundays excepted
s+*Saturday and Sunday excepted.
saturday only
!!Saturday and Sunday only.
Direct connections with steamer Her
mosa, going and returning daily. The best
fishing on the coast. Boyle Heights cars
pass Terminal station.
W. j. cox,
General Passenger Agent.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-16
Stockholders Meeting

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting of the stockholders of the Main
street and Agricultural Park Railroad
Company will be held at the offices of the
company in the Rogers block, No. 217 New
Los Angeles, California. on Monday. the
18th day of July A d. 1897, for the purpose
of electing a board of directors for the en-
suing year.
The polls will be open at 1900 m. and
close at 500 o'clock p. m.
EDGAR E. LEFEBRE,
rs Secretary.
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Jumped and Caught It
One of those who attended the Bryan
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Don't Be Discouraged


well and happy YG VEL tS n Ts
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-16
n 1REcToRY OF CALIFORNIA Ho-
GRAND HOTELS. F. THORN. Manas

Cor. Market and Montgomery sts.,
San Francisco.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-16
The English and German
Expert Specialists

UNEQUALED in their special field OF
Chronic and Long-Standing Diseases.
Don't Give Up Until You Have Seen Them
CONSUL TATlON FREE.
Rooms 41o to 422 Byrne building, Los An
geles, Cal. Office hours: to daily, to8
evenings and 8 to II q. m. Sundays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27

Much is expected from tue Opex q;
| Tintlc In the near future.
ID. b. McKeon came In from the
Burning Moscow at Milford this morn
Ing.
Frank Y. Taylor will go out to
tt tic tomorrow, 10 look into Affairs
at the Buckeye.
Brokers are beginning to wonder
whether or not the Bullion. Beck will
pay u dividend for May.
The Boise Statesman says that ab
interesting feature OF Csssla county's
mineral res urces Ia that what appears
to be good coal has been found near
Oakley. There 10 q large surface de.
pOsit OF material that burns. 1t Ia not
gooJ, butt shalt recently sunk has
disclose a vein five feet wide that
appears to be superior bituminous coal.
Grangeville Fres Press: w. II.
Thompson OF the Idsno ComstOuk
Mining anu Milling company, In
Dixie, 10 out from the camp anu pre-.
dios a good season. He IL sgitatlng
The cons TuctiUD of wagon rvsd frt m
Els Horn to Dixie, which was sur
veyod by the county last year, abu
says hat 500 has been raised in the
ca mp TO push 1t alJng.
Rural Press. 8. ). Rogers, who is
I'll .erinten ling the workings OF tht
Lilly Mining company property at
Eureka, was In towa and br0u hit h
result OF a recent assay In de from the
rock from the l00.foot ltvel, the vaiu,
Of which wac: Lead, 10 per cent;
.xt., a a. Ia
rhey Will soon be down u the 2O0.iOO,
level, when they will again go Ia on tn,
vein.
Psyson Globe: T. q. WINNER has
returned from trip TO tne Barefoot
mine, having been absent over o
month. He reports the mill ruunin
anu the mine In "a good condition as 1
ever has been. Henry Fsirpauks, whv
has been at the mine Tor about STA
months, anu DR.. A. J. Snores OF Los
Angeles camu Ia with MIR. Wimm 4.
The Ioctor intends to make his nome
in Salt Lake this summer.
Idaho City World: William &
Shedu returned last Sunday from
Denver, accompanied by J. w. South
wick and t. J. CJrkety OF Spring fioiu,
Illinois. Mr.. Sou hwick Ia an oiu
quartz miner. He was here last sum
mer. Tney have come to examine tue
Illinois mine. Mr.. 5hedi has com.
pany ior the old Gsmbfinus mine,
which now sails under tue name OF
the Surprise. A hoist Tor this mine
will be shipped In az soon as the roaus
are pnssable, and rs soon as the mine
is deve oped sufficiently to" justify a
mill, one VIII bo put up. Il South
WICK and Cookery take hulu OF the
Iti OILS mine with MIR. Shedd exten.
slve development WORK will begi
soon. Mr.. Shedd will have number
VI other mining men out here belor,
long. He has succeeded In getting
h0lJ Il valuable properties, anu 1t is
safe TO predict that 10 less than year
Gsmbriuus district will be, thro ugh
his fIrts, very lively mining sec.
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27

THO Gaze ~ tie Ii ne u Pro Tue
company sgaiL ne Tot Sul l. he
Ora Company, .sss ne4tu oJ JuJl .
Hliss louay u takeu unuer slvl.e-
msnt.
This ocio' is b. Il hi W tho plain
III VINO asks t. nave tho deed o
assigEmeUt nnde by toe gram com
p ny to II. b. Miller, on tIng4 . day
VI Auguet I, set aside, tuv nteniI n
bslng that the deed was vol on nc.
,ouDt OF n preference being given upon
which thres OF tie directors were
uureiies. Tins hlttofy OF the cast
urlefly stated 10 as foii, W.:
After the iced OF assignment hal
been flied, George T. Odell and 9th ers
instituted attachment pr ceedings
against the company on debt alleged
20 be due number Of the firm's Gre q.
itors. The Brigham Young Trust
company also brought action for tue
collection VI Ioni, all the ere Iitor.
commenced proceedings in equity anu
asked the deed OF asslgnm.nt bs SET
aside and the court appointed q re.
ceiver, which Was done.
The question submitted to the court
today 10 to deteimine whether the
property shsll be distributed under the
terms OF the deed oil assignment or
whether II shall be distributed ratable
TO all. Attorney Sobneaecker appeared
Tor the complaining creditor; Brown,
Henderson d King and Itaac Wad-
dell tor defendant, aud I'll. G.. Ed
wards for the receiver e.. w, Hous-
tUn).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27

Go to your doctor for
advice; he is the best man
to tell you what medicine
you need. Go to your drug
gist for your medicines; he
knows more about drugs
than a dry goods man.
Stick to your doctor and
to your druggist if you are
a sick man, bit don't go to your
druggist far adVice. If your
doctor tells you to get Scott's
Emulsion it is because he
knows it to be the remedy
in all conditions of wasting,
the one reliable, permanent
preparation.
Ger aobat yOu ask far.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27
IN MINING CIRCLES.
Trading a Little SLOW on The Stock
Exchange.
EXTRAORDINARY GUILD STORIES.
Native silver Ore In The Bullion Beck
look In the Camps--Btck's
Cnssla County Mines.

III "A Il
i"is was uay OF iIt'ie pusines ~
the pit OF the stock exchange, trans.
iers being few and far between, not
witb.,ona,na to-, ,no, so,,,.,
un1san 49, .,,hs.a ~. s,.asss...
huuson nau iuopeu w the pihckpoaru'
aud had 1t shining ready for big
business when the broker, o atetei the
nit E,oursa in IN. ,,at, w.,a Arr
anu 10" Vi ths SECURITIES naue
slight gains In the bidding.
Anchor maintained its strength OF
vsst.rdav and w.s ,,..iv hia ,or N,
,'.v
ei'zo' although the STOCK iaiieu eh'ife'
ly In It's naturalization as Nh Offering.
Ajax had a better tone and advanced
,al..a,.,, iii, ~. .,o,, ,h,,vn
v''0""' o'a' VIZ" '"' ''oon -
ON the market az seller ut 10 cents.
Bullion Beck was again a victim Of
the bear and d, ureoisted in the bidding
to tho low figure OF So rs, willis hold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27
> TOOK IN TiIE CAMPS.

Return OF Msssrs. Norris ana West
Copper Near MILFORD.
Messrs. A. l.. Morris aud L. NJ.
West, both OF the Industrial Reportet,
published Mt Denver, New York anu
London, have ieturue1 TO the city
after having "takeu inn all the miu.
ing district OF the State, with the
exception Of State Line.
The gentlemen visited the camps
for the purpose of writing them
up in their paper anu all have
received due attention at their hands,
and ~ not already n,ticed, will receive
send.oti In future Issues of that
Journal.
Mr.. West was seen by n NEWS
reporter today and spoke very highly
Of what 10 called the Rocky district
which has ito location near Milford.
Said he, "rbat country 10 Just tull OF
copper properties and all man hss TO
do is TO simply walk around
and pick from of the surface
.arge pieces OF mineral which will
yield all the way from ten TO eighty
per cent In copper. Men who know
nothing aoGut mining have been dig
ging consi ierably In that vicinity, but
not knowing rich ore from dirt, have
abandoned their claims and sought
pastures new. II q company with q
little money and plenty OF brains
wOuId go In there and take up few
OF the claims, fortune would come to
them In a very short time"
Mr.. West alsJ referred to the Star
district in the same vicinity, which
has number OF very promising
properties that are being developed,
and threw out the inference that he
and his companion were negotiating
the purchase Of q very excellent cop.
per property out that way. The
gentlemen covered the Newton dis.
trict near Beaver and made a
thorough Inspection OF the RIB Roy
during their hbsence.
They will remain In the city day
or two and then HE themselves north.
ward for the purpose Of writing up the
campo Of Iuaho and Montana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27
JOSEPH HORNE DEAD.
An Aged Patriarch 10 ZION Passes
Away.
Eighiy-nve Years Old, and Nearly
Finy Years of AIS Life spent
in Utah.

at ten minutes before O'Clock this,
Tuesday, afternoon, Elder Joseph
Horne OF this city breathed his last
His death was not unexpected The
pas, few days, as the readers ofithr
NEWS are aware, since the Indicate nj
have been marked that his mortal
course was about run, and the weary
boy was preparing to rest.
Brother Horne was born Jan. IL,
1872, in Londou, England, ami there
lore was over eighty-fivs years OF ng.
at his dtath. He was Ulay pioneer,
arriving In the Salt Lake Valley In
October, ls47. He has bsot q humble
yet prominent worker among the
leopIe. he was one OF the hrit to
explore the Jordan river and navigate
IL; also one OF the explorer
OF Ssnpete valley ana other
places In Utah, Having done
grea. deal In this LIE. He built thu
fret house In Iron souuty Rhile tx
ploring there. HI has been mem
Der Of the Salt LakJ Guy Council. Q
justice OF The pace, was Bishop
counselor In the Bfurieenth war for
a number Of yeaY, then q msmter o
he Salt Like 3 exc High C.uLcll,
and In later years PAtrilrch In tue
stake. H. was an honorable, upIighl
man, a faithful Lslte.day lint. He
ieaves a large 4 nily. His funeral
services Will DO announced later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27
BnCK's CAssIA HINES.
Tho Salt Laksr Has Good Propersie
In TINT section of idaho.

Tho Salt Laksr Has Good Properties
In TINT section of idaho.
In its Saturday iseue the Boise
Statesman described certain OF the
mines III the Conner creek district In
Csssia county, among tnem the Mel
cner, the COmora anu the Giant. Con.
tinuing its story the same paper says
that Immediately east OF these proper.
ties, the eide lines being the same, 10 a
group OF properties In which John
Beck, the famous Utah no liner has
become interested. They are the
Alice, the jimmie aud the Gridiron.
East OF the Ance are three other
ciaims In W hich Beck Is also interested.
They lie side by siLe and are tue
Emily, the Eugenia Ind the HeoIR.
Mr.. Beck Ow us three.h,tns Of the
Ance, Colonel II. l.. Wood Ong-nith
aud X. /. Perky an4 d.. Il. ID. II Iberl /,
ons.fith. Ihere are Two shafts o the
claim, one SO feet ana the other so,
There are Two leads 20 feet apart Dip
Ding toward eacl 0tner. The main
led Is two iett wine aud an average
5ample Returned Se4 gold, q ounoes
silver and IS per Geek lead. There l.
sn Sinch slrehk In the other ledge
rom which a number OF assays were
ina de ranging from sl72 TO S72 600 m
old. 80 poueo sample returned S65
per ton.
Tie Jennie mine belongs to Beck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27

Martha NJ. Fisher and jon p,.,
demanding damages in thu .n
Of 5000 90 and possession ~
tho Msnitou botel prsn,,
Plaintiff for q fst Cause of raj
alleges that prior TO the 10 h d,v =,
April he was IN the peaceable pos,s.
zion OF the Manitou hotel; tia, on ~,
date defendant nnlawfully and n.
force Of arms withheld and han,
possession OF sui premises; th.,
In consequence plaintiff his b..s
deprived Of rents, issues and p,oflIsu
his damage IN the cum OF $500 80: nv,
the exiyency OF the case Gala far @
early hearing OF the case. Fa,'a
second cause OF action II IL slI.e.s
that plaintiff is owner In fec simnis ~
the pre- misses auu that the defep
by iofcs OF arms ana with etro,'
hand hold possession.
Thefefor,, plaintiff prays for ina.
ment anu that restitution of ~
premises be ven him, with oos,..,
suit. Moyie, z,ne aud CoRtigan AZ.
pihiniifPs aitOt eSs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27

alone. 1t has tunnel feet In
length. The vein IL twOteet Wide
and carries gold, silver ary lead IN
n uch he same am unts asoNer prop.
critics In the vicinity. Beck NO owue
u Gridir' n. and threat urth\ OF the
En- ly ard Eugenia. Ia the lister two
GAINS MIR. Perky AMI DR.. tjbetts
own one quarter. Another OF ttA Beck
properties is the H-ola, the most east
ern OF the group. l. q. Hardy Salt
Lake represents Mi. Beck In the nines
OF the district and Is interested with
him.
Another promising property 10 ,hls
vicinity Is the Silver Gray, which y a
3, uthern extension OF the Alice. \ is
ownei by John Osterhaut, T1DDas
Taylor and Tuomss Osterhaut. IhGe
IL 30.'oot shaft showing IL inch,s {
ore. TIE vein is the same AZ th,t
found In the A lice and tue ore . d
the same character. I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27

a jury In Judge Cherry's court Ia
hearing iousy ME damage suit OF
lh0m Suuwden agsinst the Plea'-
ant Valley C0al C mpauy. Plaintiff
alleges that on thel6.n Of April, 1894,
ne was eDga. Ell MS coal miner, at the
company's miue, at Winter Quarters,
Carbon county, and while entering q
certain cross cut oil the mine, on OF
about the da Q namea, the ROT OF the
chamber or passage fell and latge
Quantities Of store anu earth were
pIecipitsteu upon him causing plain.
uti terious al u permanent Injuries for
which ne seeks damages IN tue sum
$25,0t0.
defendant In lis answer
den Is that plaintiff was in it's employ
It the time vi the u lie cd scclde Mt, o.
that II wae lis business to manage,
perate or timber tie 1901 III queet on.
that II There Was any Des figeIce II " Q
lue t plintH nd his fellow WORK
men, win Ia. charge OF tue wO.k
JobD ri. u 20 appe for pti liiil
,rd J4dss4 Howst sRL Haft mes
REPRESENT tEec maHuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27

Mr.. joins Beck OF the famous mine
learlng his Ams, Ia In high spirits
over the appearance OF 0ra rien IN
nstive silver Ia The bottom o. the
mines shaft. superintendent Kuby
lock from tue 1880 level SunuHy, T.
large piece Of the mineral in question,
ana as It Is Of flint quartz formation
1t IL 10 ked upon as q tutu indication
Of the near approach TO u van sbie ore
body. Too snait is being sunk deeper
daily and Mr. Beck Ia oil the opinion
Ihst rich strike ~ likely to mae q.
almast any time. All the levels OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27
MINING IN ,UsrEn COUNTY.
Tho Activity Ibsre Attributed 60 n
Salt Lake Company.

Tho Activity Ibsre Attributed 60 q
Salt Lake Company.
Representative Clawsop, who hal
been In the city since the adjourn
ment OF the legislature, has received
letter from his friend, W. ii. Rankin
OF BoDarza In Custer county, says
the Boise Statesman. Mr.. Rankin is
mine owner Of that district snd
gives some interesting statements con
corning the development wost CT the
mines in that vicinity. .nJ
There will be fur quartz mile In
operation In that section this season
and there may be two more aides be-
ore the close OF the year. The FouI'h
OF July mill 10 in operation now and
is being worked by the Crsit's com.
paDy, who have leased II. They are
crushing ore from the Black mine on
Custer M untain.
The company controlling tho Lucky
Boy 10 putting in wet crushing
machinery In place OF the dry plant
which has been 10 use up to this TIM.
This win give the mill capacity Of
6O tons per day, an increase OF SO tons
over tbs former capacity. The c1m.
pany has 10 men at work, which
number will be Increased as the sea-
son pfogrt sses.
Among other mills, the one owned
by the SteeD company is reducing ore
from the company's property, but VIII
also do Gust m work. The new No
Fadden mill which IL being built Tor
the Yankee FORK mine, IL expected to
be- really for business some time in
June. The machinery IL already on
the ground. The present owners
the Montana mine iii In all probabl,-
ity erect n mill upon their property
durlng the summer, as the milne Is
developed to a Jepth OF over 500 feet
and contains q large amount OF gUod
milling ore. THIS IL slx miles from
Custer. II. M. Wilson AMI the Dye
Brothers Of Boise, who discovered n
goid quartz mine ak miles from Gus.
ter two years ago and sold an Interest
to Spokane parties last year, may pur.
chase u mill Tor their property this
season.
ASllver City party has invested in
what 10 know u as the Bismarck group
Of mines which lie near the Wilson
Dye claims, with view VI thoroughly
exploring the ground this summer.
rhe mines In the Gus er distrlct are
somewhat similar In character and
value OF ore &c those at Silver anu
DeLsmar. Gold and silver are fOund
IN them with gold predominsting In
many.
IL is expected there will be several
hundred men in the Custer camp this
season. There Is much work laid out
In A. tion TO that alfeaIy in progress.
1--WE years ego there was not u stamp
cropping or W heel turning In all The
country about Custer. The prescott
activity Is attributed to the Lucky by
company OF Salt Lake, which pur.
chased the property Two years ago this
coming June and started to develop 1t.
When they opened up Target bodies Of
ore this gave renewed confidence In
the real wealth o, the then iule mines
VI the district aad new life a. once
began to spring up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27
EXTRAORDINARY GOLD STORIES
Assay OF over 100000 u Ton From
orc Pound Near Vernon.


orc Pound Near Vernon.
Vernon 10 in state OF suppressed
excitement almost too deep for ex.
preston, says the Midway Advapce.
Gold IS the cause, anu gold in such
quantities that the wonIerment aud
excitement Is very psrdonabie. As
tsys OF rock IN every direction are be-
ing obtained that would make CIoesus'
teeth water. On the Hsrab, one the
Morning Cory group, gold 10 visible to
the naked eye right IN the surface OF
the claim, and In such SUBSTANTIAL
quantities that the own,Is have found
II necessary to put notice In the Yer.
non News TO prevent the stealing OF
the ok. Some OF this rock assays
over 100000. On the Blue Jay ami
Face, Two miles from town, assays
have goae $4,000 and 500, OC0 10 gold :,
aid on the u on, a properly in the
same vicinity, very satisfactory assays
nave been had. or course none Of
these properties have rs yet bsen
proved as to tho txyent VI the reefs,
tut this surface indioationc cerisinly
are the best ever found ia British
Columbia.
There are 20, 1855 troy ounces In ten
OF pure goiC, he value on which,
$50 81 su ounce, Is 1922, s6l %. The
sp cimen from which he Vernon as.
asy was taken must have been nearly
,Ie-,hiru pure gold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27

Thomas p. Seldom, brothsr.in.law
Of the dead man and Of the accused,
was the first witness called this after.
noon. As he took the stand Mrs.
Hamilton looked intentIy ut him from
behind her veil and then dropped her
eyes. A week ago yesterday Mrs.
Lou Hamilton was at his house; on
the morning ofthat Jay she was there
in company with himself, his wife and
three children. Witness said: ''Mrs.
Lou Hamilton that morning came
down the alley whore / was. She had
newspaper In her shand In which
there was an article that she showed
me. Bbe said that something must be
done and asked me TO go anu buy her
some cartridges and said, My Goo,
Lou, don't Ist anything like that hap
pen at my house."'
Witness tssufying further said he
told her. ''Lou, you must keep cool, -
and che replied: "It'J no use
to keep cool. He IL going to put this
through as straight case OF adultery
and 1 wont staud IT."
sHE DECEIVED Seldom.
In the afternoon he mad another tel
with the accused ami he asked, Lou,
ulu you get tns cRrtrldgtt2p
She replieg, "No, couldn' /;
hey W, uldn't sell them 10
woman" Winess curing the
Afternoon was told by MIS-. Hamil,Oh
hat her husha 4 was coming down to
ste her that night.
KILLING PREMEDITATED.
During the ovening sue said to Mr..
5tduon ana his wits while they were
discussing tueir IOuble:
swell, John Will never lave 10 gel
divorce"
81 said would talk TO J2nnny,"
continued the witness, 'as he told me
1t would let her havs "a divorce
,ther grout ds aud believed no was az
,ood pc his wyr Sue sail ~ was no
ne. In ths tvsuing Mis-. III tniltoD
pld me II waited 10 .alk to
ohm / could do so for about
en- minutes. Sne wanted II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27

In Cn.cIso etep from III RICK
LELAND uru I Into all the ptii clpsl
ho'elP. n other dennt Ia ns near the
Auditorium, Palmer House, Sherman
House, Crest Northern, Wellington
and otnsr Lending H,iels n d Ptoml.
nent business III 1usss. This rad
enters Chicago on Elevated Track.
hence there are no delhys. The only
depot within three minutes walk Of
the big stores on Stat 81. IN Wabash
Avenue. The best dining car service
In the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-27

The Snpreme Court overruled today
the petition ior n rehearins In the cas-,
oil JohpT T. Snelson vs. Fisher Harris
Vi nj.
Artbus Edgley, aged 81. Of Pnca.
tello, ana jamie Stfanpsr, aged 70, Of
mexican Falls, Idano; also Manuel
Mhhzaer, SO d 81, ana Jennie ED.
redge, aged 81, botn o. Ia Lake CITY,
were granted marriage Licences today,