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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1897-04-08
REMARKS.

The average temperature for March is 2s4 de
grees, which is degrees below the normal. The
warmest occurred in 1872 with an average of 40 Q
degrees; while the coolest had an average of % 8
degrees IN 1850 Precipitation amounted to p
inches. average being l.99 inches. The dies.
March occurred in 1875 with 0.i2, and the wettest
IN ls1l with iSi inches of precipitation.
JOHANNA LUEPs, Observer.
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THE Oregon legislature has failed to
elect a United States senator and the
governor has made an appointment.
The senate cannot receive him without
oyerturning precedent.
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The ManitOWoC Pilot
THURSDAY. APRIL s, 1897.

SPEAKER REED would make pretty
good country school master judging from
the manner 10 which he euppresses bols
terous members
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GUARDIAN SALE.

First publication March II, 1897 No. ~
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY Court,
~ MANITowOC CoUNTY-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Mary Paul, Annie
Paul, Arthur Paul. Ellen Paul and Lily Paul
minors.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order of license, made in said
matter on the 9th day of March, A. D., 1897, by
the county court of said county the undersign-
ca In MS capacity as general guardian of said
Mary Paul, Annie Paul Arthur Paul, Ellen Paul
and LILY Paul, Minors will on Saturday the
ard day of April, A D., 1897 at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon of said day, at the office of Michael
kirwan, No. l, North Eighth Street over the
post office, in the city of Manitowoc in said
county, offer for sale at public vendue all the
right title and interest of said minors. in and to
all the following described real estate situated
IN Manltowoc county, Wisconsin, to-wit: the
west one-third of the east half of the uorh- east
quarter wv. . of L. y of n. f i and the east
Onethlrd of the west half of the north east quar-
ter IL. u of w y of n E. u } all in Section
three 80, IN township seventeen I'D, north of
range twenty-five CD east, containing fifty six
and eighty hundreths (55 SG-100J acres, more or
less; and also the west thirty-fye 1851 acres of
the southeast quarter of the south east quarter
Is. h. a of ). +. ~ of Section thirty three (33)
IN township eighteen (lS), north, of range TWEEN
ty two (22) east. The entire interest of said min
ors In said 81 S0-lO0 acres is an undivided one
sixth IN fee, subject to the dover and homestead
rights therein OF Ann Fitzgerald. The interest
of said minors in said 81 acres is an undivided
one-slXth in fee, subject to the dover rights
therein of said Ann Fitzgerald. and also subject
10 certain reserved rights relating II the creek
nOWlng through said % acres, as set forth in two
deeds thereof recorded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of said Manitowoc county in Vol
ume IL of Deeds, on page 572 and Volume - of
Deeds on page 403,
The terms of sale Will be made known at the
time and place of sale.
Dated March > 1897.
PATRICK j. MCMAHON,
General Guardian of said minors
NJ lcael hlrWan, attorney. aur2I
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Sealed proposals will be received ON or beforf
April Il, 1897, O'Clock p NJ. for the erection o.
a school house to be buils in Joint District n o
to plans and specifications now on file at the Of
fee OF {. Ii. Tegen, grrhitect and in the store of
the Manitowoc Ha. tw ire Co All bids will be
received separately. laason bid must be accom-
panied with certified check for 800: carpente r
bid with check for $50: bid for painting with
check for SIS; timing, check 70: SIS; hcatirg
check for S25.
must be signed within four days after bids are
opened or checks will be retained by the build
ing committee.
The committee reserves the right to rel. CT
any or all bids The CCMNrTIEE
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STATE OF Ono, CITY OF TOLEDO, !
IUCAS County

oTATE OF OHIO, SITI OF L OLEDO, 90
LUCAS COUNTY, 90
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm of
T. j. CHENEY Il Co, doing business in
the City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by HALL's
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De
cember. A. ID. 1856.
SEAL A. W. GLEASON,
10y Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
j. CHENEY Il Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 15c,
Halls Family Pills are the best. 20
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First publication Mar. 25 1872

(First publication Mar. p 1872 No y
STATE OF WISCONSIN-MA NIFowoC COUNTY
y COURT. In Probate
In the matter of the estate of Frederick
Pantzlah deceased
To all whom 1t may concern Letters tesla
mentary on said estate of FREDERICK PantZla
late of said county deceased testate having been
issued to Albert Gruetzmacher on the eighteenth
Cay OF March A. d.. 1897, and six months from
and after said day beng allowed and limited
for creditors TO present their claims for examina-
I ton and allowuce, notice is hereby given that
| the undersigned Will, on the third Tuesdays. of
June and September 1897 at the probate office
In the city of Manltowoc In said county, receive,
| examine, and adjust ali claims and demands of
all persons against said deceased
! Dated March 18th 1857.
j. S,ANDERSON County Judge
| SchmitZ kirwan Atrys- apr29
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WEATHER SERVICE REPORT.
Meteorological reportof the Voluntary
observer at Man1towoc, Manltowoc Co.
Wisconsin, for the week ending Tues
day, Apr. 9 1872.
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First pnhlication Mnrch y lsazl No.

General Guardian of said minors
MlcaeI hlrwan, attorney. apr2
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First publication March Is, 1897.

j,
> j. 5. ANDERSON, County Judge
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First publicat' on Apr. g, 1879 No2

Markham & Markham, Attys.
for Plaintiff mayo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-12
MONEY MAKING.

Everyone sires TO make money
and tuce, ed In their work. You can sue.
coed Il you will qualify yourelf for
business. Bookkeeping lie the basis OF
all busintsf. Tho old long method
b-uRkeepers cannot succeed. Tney
don't know Row, but a. son as they
learn our new modern Short MethoI
Of Il okkeepiug all Ia changed. THEY
then know something which ia In de.
nand everywhere at coed figures,
Dookkeepers, business mer, clerks,
young ladies and school pupiis are in.
vited to investigate this great new
method. You cat learn II quickly and
easily, witnoul detention from bust.
NJ e., privately II desired.
Day or evening lessons, one or two
hours per day only. O.her studies II
desired. A large number arc now
taking the course. II In doubt AK
them about 1t. We furnish butines.
men with quick bookkeePers by this
hort method Tree If charge. Saves
hslf the labor. Don't delay alb ut
this matter, there l. no time like the
ores mt. Begin now and get the BEN, e
nj OF verv low Introductory rates OF
ultIon. Visitors always welcome or
address Modern Honool OF B,okhesp-
ing, Room 8, Commero oil Building.
SecOru Sluth near Main St.
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Dips and spurs.

The Ontario shipped forty -four bars
OF base bullion to-day.
The very favorable report from the
Tetro has caused thai stock to be Wig.
erUusly inquired alter.
Report has 1t that the S,eamboa
group In Snake Creek district is look.
los uscidelly we'll a. present.
The development OF the Homsstak.
Will be considered at aumesting Of the
company's directors this evening.
/ Colonel Wall proposes to do consiu-
cradle work In Mercur this season. His
start on the Victor yesterday WIS blu,
a small beginning TO the development
In contemplation.
The June number OF the Industrial
Reporter 10 hand contains an articl.
on the Coli Fields Of British Colum.
bia by Col. Pat Oman, who writes 10
his usual Interesting, happy vein. The
number also devotes considerable
space to Utah anu her mining campo.
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STOCKS STILL WEAK
No lateral Change In The Local
Mining Market.
soDAy's BUSINESS IN THE PIT.
Condition OF Tlutic's Mines and Mills =
Pelatau.Clsrici PrOcess-La
t'Igale Growing.

Another week has come and gone
and still no change in the CON dition OF
h estock market-that is. no change
Tor the better. Stocks have remained
in practically an immovable shape
since last the market war reviewed
for the week, the figures they now
hsld being almost similar to those
which stood opposite the securities just
seven days ago. This condition OF
Affairs can In no Wise be attributed TO
the bulls and bears who daily meet in
the pit and beard the lion In his den,
30 10 speak. 1t 10 q natural sequence
to the great blow recently struck at
mining by the smeltsr and
railway men Of the coun.
try, and il caused, too, by
the low figure Ut which the white
metal now stands on the money
market. The minority Of Utah min
Ing stocks represent this metal and
when they are effected, why the en-.
tire market is affected alsi. There
seems 10 be no hope for an immediate
change in the present condition OF :
fairs, snu iu all likelihood, the mem !.
beers Of the exchange Will vote Tor q
vacation at the emu OF The current
month.
The work on 'change today com.
pared very favjraoIy with that Of the
best day during the week. Ask
which was made the TARGET on yettar-
day had Its best bid at 423 csnts Win
the stock stood AZ IN Offering al 10
cents. Beck WAS low as 1t has been
the Days were barely reoog.
nixed in the brokefs' attention
to the listed class Of stocks. Geyser
was the frat seller on the call 100
shares changing hands at 81 223 per
share, while Mercur had bid OF $40
with the stock az an offering al So.
Mammoth was abnormaily low, III.
stock drifting to Sl.lg3 in the bidding
aud being ofieted ior sale at $l.25.
Northern Light remained practically
stationary, but tue other listed stocks
occupied q place on this tobog9an.
A long list of unlisted stocks came
out on the black board curing the call,
and threu of them-Hercules, Tetro
aud Emeralu-rec corded transfers. The
former was a seller at cent?. Tetro at
81 cents and the latter ut d cents.
Gvli Dust was bill for at 40 cents and
stood as an ofisring at 40. while Alice,
the Montana stock, had a similar bio,
with ofierinls at 10 cent?. The Swai I.
sts, Dexter anu sacramento stotd
lust about stationary,
LISTED STOCKS.
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III OF a 40 oot vein in the Deer vi.
ley Cor, undated. The assays range
rom SO so 10 Sl4 In goiJ, the average
beng bout S.. The vein from which
those assays were obtsined, ablut sou
,ret from the mouth, was cut Lac
y Inter. No notice Wts taken Of 1t st
the time, NJ the owners were prospect.
ing to get silver anu lead orts. tn,
reported discovery OF gold in the Coz =
sieiiation led the Deer Valley people
10 h.lievs that they must have the
ssme body. This led to the assays
wIh the result reported. Toe tunnel,
which has o length OF /, 100 Ieet, cross.
cuts another VEN OF 20 ieet, In wbicn
luere is sreak OF pay ore vi about 4
fe', carrying gold 10 the value Vi
So 80 anu considerable silver, but no
ieaJ. Quite naturally the owner VI
the Deer Valley are iuDiisnt over the
prospect OF n big bonatzi, Nc the one l.,
4 the leeching variety, anu can be
treated NJ a cost oil less than 81 90 y
p.-P.fk PItriot.
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Statements made ~ The wriieT by
Hob. Charles Crane Of Ulah may b.
repeated MS Illustrating the imptessi Ii
made upon the minus VI strangers VITO
investigate our mining resources, sAys
the Boiss bistetmhu. He ssiu Their.
was no doubt In his mi I'd this was IL
Dec me the foremost gold mining sec.
iion OF the United States. "Ths pc,
pie here" he SAID, do not seem "
realizs the extent vi the wealth that
lies at their doofs. have no besita.
ton In stating that this state lie the
most richly endowed iu tho Unio, .
In I me the RESOURCES OF this region
will be und, rstsCd BY mining meb
generally, amt then you will witness
such development as mons VI y, u have
thought possible"
Mr.. Cfane continued ct length in
this strain, giving specific ress ms Tor
MS bslie, anu his Statements were Oi b
character well Calculated to inspire
confldence. II must he borne In MIMI
that he lisa mining man o. long ex.
Lerlsnce aud that he has made cl,su
examination OF this section.
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of for Denver.

The well known Wholesale drug
firm, the Nelden-J udson Company Of
this city, associated with the G. ID.
Smith Drug Company OF st. Joseph,
Missouri, have purchased the iarg.
stock Of drugs OF the recsutly bank
rupt firm Of J. j. Rsitbman & Co., Of
Denver. w. A. Nsiden departed 10 +
Denver last evening to accept Il o
stock, which has a Wholesale vaIu :
ton OF $685. 900 and will conduct iis
le. All Of the stock undisp, SD OF
viii be moved to this city, and to s :.
Joseph In equal proportions.
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NEW BUCKEYE STRIKE.
Fine Quartz in she Ieiro-Develop !.
msns Of the Orient Weeks
hhiDmeutn

fine quartz ia ths Ietrn-DeveloDs
msns Of the Orient--week's
shipments.
Reviewing the weeks doinRs In the
camp the Tintic Miner has It that q
new strike 10 reported in the Buckeye
this week In short DRIFT from the 400
level. 5upt. Green states that the OF
streak IL 10 iuches wiue q ID assays 100
on u oes silver, 90 per cent ieAu auu SO
in gold. A wiLse Ia now being suuk
to develop the vein.
Local st0ckholders OF the Telro are
fosing we'll these days on account O.
must favorable change in that prop
srty. The west DRIFT on Wednesday
run into body OF hne looking miner.
Ai.bsaring quartz, but up to our going
to prsss We are unable to learn the
assay value. 1t looks, however, very
much like psy ore. The Tetro 10 going
to prove winner.
Development Of the Orient pr psrty
In West Tlntio 10 being pushed and
considerable good shipping ore 10 being
taken out. A two carload shipment
Ia promised before the end OF June.
There are many other properties IL
West Til tic winch have . most favor.
able showing Of ore, but the district
has always Ueen handicapped by the
lack OF transportation facilities. We
Look 10 see the energetic work OF tine
Orient company Ted0uHd to the great
beneht Of tue entiie district.
/. h. Spriggs AM J hn Millikin are
I'M uslriously developing their Won
der sioup about two miles northeast OF
Eureka. Their tunnel IL now In
absut l45 feet and they expect TO tap
the vein before the month Is cut. A
strong ledge. OF quartz crops on the
surlsce and show an average ass y vi
over sic IN golu. The tunnel viii ZAP
the leuge At . uepth OF about o. ieel
and the boys expect OF this depth to
chow up greatly increased value.
The Wonder Is one OF the most Prom
ising prospects in the neigh 0orhood Ut
Eureka.
shipments from the district for toe
week are as follow: From toe Buliiou-
Beck 20 carloads ore, fun tine Centen-
NAL Eureka 8 csrioans ore, fro m the
Eureka II III mill ~ carloads coRcee-
rates, from the UncIe Sam q earl. sd
ore, from The Mammoth mine esi.
IVaus ore, fiom the Mammoth mil Z
carloads concentrates, frsm the Csrisa
4 carloads ore, from tLe SUN swan.
sea 3 oaTloads ore, ircm the North Star
8 carloads ore, fIum me Joe Bower
NJ. carloau or nom tie Luzsrne
| cariual ore, from The domingo
carload ore, finn the swansev, 4 cal.
1. ads ore.
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Last CHANCE STRIKE.
Fine Discovery In the Great willow
creek mine.

A rich strike 10 reported from tn.
Last Chance mine In Willow cree k,
says the B,ise Statesman. For som,
time work has bees done on an In.
cine ana the vein seemed TO be- lost,
rs only stringers were found. Weduet-
DAY afternoon the foot wall WIS orJaen
into anu 1t was founu that lOr thirty
feet there VAS two feet oil the eamr OF.
that has proved 70 be so rich. Durinl
the past lew weeks this pay ore b ii
bsen mistaken ior the loot wall and no
Que Suspected there was anything tie.
meath.
#. l.. Chaplin came In from Pear,
yesleidsy. Matters are not quit,
ready Tor the starting up OF the Gu. OK.
male but II 10 unaerstOod that work
VIII BIS begun soon. Mr.. Cha pin IL
stiil very enthusiastic Over ths camp
and thinks 1t Will prove rich one.
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THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
story Of tho Woo IL NJ Told By the En-.
rska Democrat.

1-'sS =. 49," - : - 49, - '.>~ -.
rska Democrat.
Brown, Hopper and Slade have To-
Gated some copper claims at the head
pf North canyon. The groupings chow
up well and development work has
been started In order to determine
values AZ deplh Is attained.
Nj. Kopp, the genial candy man Of
Salt Lake City, came down Saturday
night via II. Il. VITO look after the
interests of his mining property iooat-
Bd In West Tintic. A forcs OF mon are
developing the ground and the present
moving 10 very promising. Mr.. X Ipp
Ia very entsrprisipg and We wish him
abundant success.
Harry sWiison- came In Saturday
from the Buda property, located NOR
Diamond, and brought with him o
sack OF due honey combsj quailz bich.
ly impregnated with galers. The
shait, which 10 now down 100 leet, II.
being sunk 20 rapidly ~ possible snd
The owners are mucn eipted with tn.
prospect Of soon reaching ore.
Last week o woodhaulsr was pulling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-12

sunmer Scheoi-Univ~rsiiy OF Utah.
The Rio Grsnoe Western announces
q rate OF fare AMI a fifth to Salt Like
City and return for all members or
stu ents OF the Summer school, June
2lst to July 28rd Inclusive.
For details inquire of any II. q. w.
ticket agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-12

W. l.. Barnett, tcieptInc, thorough
and painless dentist, does the bsst and
cheapest dental work In the city. II
Weat First South.
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The New srscery sIors,

No. rs West Fisst South street. A
small store, "a small stock, small ex-
penses anu small profits. / should
like my friends and the public to award
me share OF their patronage in the
above businsss. o iy first class goods.
II. w. NAIsBIrT, Mgnager.
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sprlDg x up and a commodious store
tuliuing In ab ut ready for occupancy.
The millsits is a scene OF activity, aud
to the uninitiated 1t would ap, ear that
there 10 already enough lumber on the
ground and enough mschiuery In
slight to construct hall q d, zen mills.
The cottage, a tasty structure, commo-
uiousa d situated on o commanding
eninepoe, Is earring completion. The
assay Office and laboratory are alb ut
resdy Tor business.
Colonel Wall recently put force OF
men at work on the V ctor, a claim
lying between the Gold Dust aud the
Gsyser- Marion properties, and Tuesday
they encou ntered several feet OF Gin
nsbar ore, which is as fine as any thing
we have ever seen In that line, anu
there can be no doubt but that the
DEVELOPMENT OF the strike will open a
large body OF high-grade ore, OF which
cinnabar has / us far bsen an unfail.
Ing indicator in this camp. Colonel
Wall lie the sole owner OF The property.
There are indications that tue
Golden Gate mill will soon be In
course OF construction. Surveyors
have been at work on the proposed
milIsite during the week, AMI q large
number Of holes have been dug, pr,.
sumabiy to ASCERTAIN the nature Of the
ground to be excavatsd. However, all
people connected with the COMPANY
profess to be deaf, cumb and blind, anu
no authentic Information lie on tap.
Since the enlarg emeut OF the Geyser
mill about q hundred tons daily are
treated ct that plant. As the ores Of
the properly can be treated more
easily and cneaply AZ this mill than at
the Marion; the latter, the pioneer mill
in this part Of the district, WAS closed
down Tuesday, and is now out Of
commission.
Settlement Canyon, located about
five miles southeast OF To0ele, 70 in
the tkroes OF . gold excitsmsnt. Free
gold h as been found ami II at running
from So t. $85 10 said to be comm
Nut Osborn 10 said t. have sscureu
the most promising property thus far
located, AM via commence work
thereon som.
Mount Nsbo Mines. exss -
J. 8. Cronk, w. Nj. Jarvis an.
Henry Slade came up rhurscay
eveuing of last wees from Mt. Nspo,
says the Tintic Miner, where they
have just complete the annual assess.
ment work on the Rising Sun claim.
They brought back wan them sumo
very favorable looking specimens OF
tie rock and expect TO oontinus the
development this summer. Mr.Cronk
reports to the Miner thst there 10 o ~
siderable activity in tlat districi. The
SIar mine hss recently change nan Q,
J. w. N bic selling 10 sumo PAysol
people. Toe shaft 10 now down over
40 lest and the character Of tue ore 10
constantly improving. Brown, Hooper
and Siade Of Eureka have located anu
are at W jrk on - promising clppsr
claim in North canyon. The Great
Western In Empire canyon, ow ned
by Newton, Young anu X ~ Of Mona
Is looking better every day. Tue cha I
Is down SO feet and considerable ore il
being taken out. A. snipmeot viii be
made in abyut q month. Toe Burrison
mine has been bjnued 10 some Provo
and Sanitquin parties, and u good
sized i0rce was put to work on Wed.
lies. ay OF last wees. MIR. Cronk says
that the ore outlook Is better In his
opinion than in any mine In Nsbo.
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LETTER LIST.

Remaining unclaimed IN the Postonlce at
Salt Lake City, Utah. on June H. lsg7. To
obtain any Of these letters tho app licant must
call or'Advertised Letters" And give the date
of the list II not called for within two weeks
they viii be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE at
WaehingtOn, DC,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-12

Tho committee on designs OF the the
Pioneer Jubilee are DESTROYS OF secnr.
ing fisgs Of all nations. Parties hav.
Ing flags are requested TO communi.
cate with the under.ign d.
MISS CORA HooPuR,
Chairman Committee on Desig US Utah
Pioneer jubilee.
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No. GA

Wins the SESSION Ticket 10 ssltsir
given by the Palace Meat Market,
.65 South Main,
J. NJ. MARRIOTT.
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TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.

One hundred shares OF Gsyser at
Sl.22a ! or shars; 1000 Hercules at 8
cent?; 1000 Ietro al 81 cent; 1000
EmtIsid at a cent?. Total shares
sold, 400; selling value OF stockp,
e2t2 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-12

Excursion via o. Z. l.. June 18Th
Round trip only sl2.75; tickets good
thirty days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-12

DR.. Theodore Meyer reopsned office
al Progress Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-12

Fishing Nm wood River.
Excursion via o. b. l.. Juue 10th
X und trip only sl2.75; tickets good
thirty days.