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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-27
FAURR COMING HOME.
Gar Refers 10 Russia and Francs as
Allied Nations.
French President Given n Roy al Fare
well Upon LrnyinE st.
Petersburg.

FIT. PETERSBURG, August 26.-At a
luncheon given To-Day in honor OF the
car on board the French cruiser PJ.
ihusu, the czar in proposing toast to
the French president, said:
"YOur stay among US creates fresh
bond between our tw) friendly and
allied nations, which are equally re-
solved to contribute with all their
power to the maintenance of peace In
the world in the spirit Of right and
equity"
Tho .zlr's mention of tho 'allIed
nations" is tue hrst occasion upon
which an alIia nee BETWEEN Russia anu
France has been fficiRliy mentioned.
Tbs toast Of the car was In reply to
that OF President Faurs, who, tohsting
the czaT anu cztrina, welcomed them
OH board the French warshil.
NJ. Fsuie nlso TeiOrrsd to tho frater-
nization OF the French AMI Russian
sailors, adding; "Ihsy have brought
0utstretcheu hands closer togt tner ana
have epbb led twu united and allied
nation VIII are Inspired by the same
ideal OF owl zs,ipu, law and justice,
10 come together in loyal anu most
sincere embrace"
Tue car, ,zarins aud President
Faure am suite Ieit PeteInOt at noon
aboard the Alexandria. They pr =
eoedeJ to Cropstadt, where the party
boarued the Imperial yacnt STANDARD,
which hoisted the inn erlal anu preBi-
dental flags aud hrsd twenty-Une
guns. Tue baud played the Msrseil-
Iaire. The party then visited the
French veesels.
Aferward President Fsurs proceed
cd TO the PotbuRu, wnere, halt an
hour later, ne wss lined by the Rus
sian imperial party, accompanied ny u
number oil kiand dukes and grand
Iuchesses.
A fine, 6rizE ling rain marred the
proceedings. Luncheon t0iiOweu on the
quarter. deck. About seventy Tsrsous
were present. The czsrina occupied q
position of honor In the csuter, between
the ear and PresiueD FauTe.
When the ear toasted President
Faure, he ross In q solemn manner,
nausea a moment LOOKING At the czaI-
ina and NJ. FAure, pod tuen In fir m
voice read his message Of welcome.
The entire party afterwRrd visited thu
Russian cruiser Rowya. Presiden
Faurs was conducted over this vessel
ny his h0si, returned to the Pothusu
anu Immediately put Out TO ses, amid
cheers from the Russian siilors anu
the crowd ON the snJre.
President Faure has conferred grand
crosses OF me legion Of honor upon
tho Grand Duke Cyril OF II issia and
the ministers Of court, marine, justice
and ways and mmunicatioi' and has
created the mayors OF 81. Petersburg
aud Moscow grand officers OF The
legion OF honor. a addition the Presi-
Jent has distributed broadcast the
minor degrees OF tho order.
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Salt LAX and Logan singers Give III
People Au1cal Treat.

The qusritrly Conference Of tho Star
Valley Sake c ,aveued In Alton, Au.
gust a and Is. 1897.
Alter tue opening exercises Elder
Geo. Osmond gave brie report OF the
5tske. and the Bisaops reported their
wards In excellent condition, both
Il mporslly ami spiritually.
o. the stand Sunday morning were
the Presidency OF the STAKE, Elder b
III. RJoer,s Of the p'ealue cy Of the
Seventies, Elders TODD Of Logan,
VIM. Hymas ~ Liberty, Biuhop Clark
OF Montpelier, Eluers HUI anu II .stoG
OF Salt LsBe CITY, a lumber UT lady
vlsitofs WHO cHme III uehali VI the Nj,
!. nesociarions, Elder w. =. Lamer.
eaux, anu number OF Uther brethren.
Tho speakers OF the forenoon were
ID. M. ioIu, w. s. LImresux, aud
EiI.r u. IL. Roberto. rne addr,s.es
woto intenspered with songs hhu
music by tho brethren anu sistsr-,
wnU came 10 visit u6, also by our
nome talent which was hi shIy apple
ciAtrd.
The congregation In the afternoon
was u Usually large. Bishup ChGk
~ Montpelier anu Elder HUI OF Sal,
Lake CIV auj DINER brethrel show eu
NV tho Saints Ia been successful N
buiiJiDg up cUmmonwealth toy
uDitsd effort.
by invitation Elder Easton Gang
. My Father, Tuuu TnAi Dwsllest.
sis CT Nj. Huh slso isvOrTJ US WIN
sung. Elders Easton and Lamefeaux
then sang uuet nuI EIuet Lam
etesux sang piece entitled CsIvary
al + which were highly Appreciated
by tue Ssints.
Verify the Saints OF Star Valley had
n TINE Of great rel icing anu iiacerely
hope the m.sslo, ares anu others viii
WISH us Uftener ia the future TO L.
sirnct us In The ways Ut the Lord.
Tue weather IL beautiful ana indics-
lions point TO 3 bOuntlIul hsIvest
winch ia,sl ready to gather IN. The
bny is a little heavier than Isst year.
The health OF the people is good. We
certainly must Bsv we are best
people. WM. II. KENNINaIoN,
Clerk.
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MINERS GO HUNGRY.
Those Assembled al PUN Crack Do
Without breakfast.
GoMrERs on raE SITUATION.
Believes tbs striking Miners VIII VIII
Before the Last OF Sep
TENDER.

PITTS BURG, Pa. Aug. 60 There
was no looJ In Camp lsoiation, Of
Plum, Tor tho strikeri' breakfae, and
tor the iirst II ne since the camp was
inaugurateJ tho miuers expsrier cej
the hardship OF dong without any
thing to eat. Capt. BsIliugham sent
two men into Williamsburg yesterday
afternoon to purchase eupplies. They
were expected to arrive during the
night, but failed TO show UP until late
in the forenoon. Dinner was served
in the emp rs usual.
There was no msrcbiug by the men
OF Camp Isolation. The miuers are
satisfied with ths work whion Ia being
zone by the men who 20 over to Cen
ter every pisni, ami have n0I marched
since last Monday.
Tns men at Center were out at IN
early hour doing active missionary
work. The deputies werl not taken
out to the rosjs at 4 p. IN. as usual,
nd the road was lett completely II :
guarded. They were sati, fisJ wit h
tns concentrating about Center,
Clarktburg snd Plum Greek.
SuDerintenueDt Samuel De Armitt,
wDen asked why the deputies had
been withdraw, said that they did
not need TO stop the msrchers any
longer. He was conf lent that none
I his men who were now working
cJuid be taken out OF tue mint. The
deputies would hereafter be usei opIy
to guard tue property OF the con ps ~.
GuupERs's pREDICTIOS
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 26 President
G0mpsrs VI the American FEDERATION
OF IL 'bor gave nis view OF tue present
coal strike situation T. the Associated
Press tousy ss follow
"rhs situation, as [ gather 1t from
the reports OF 'ur OrRanizsfs, indicates
Ihnt between 50 auJ So per cent OF tue
mines in Wess Virginia are now closed
JOwn completely. a letter l havs
Just recsivod from the Cooper and
POcsh ontas district Ia DfimmiDg with
| uOnfi fence, anu says that " orb In that
region has been ro1uosu one.half In
tao last fortnight, aud predicts u gen.
erai collapse there very 'OoB.
50 long Ms the " est VIfgiDia mi d Oh
cinlinueJ operations tuefe were, VI
| course, little hopes OF al absolute vic.
| WI ioi Wv bCChhep w pbb IL
ginia could supply the urgent needs oil
the market. But with the suspension
in West Virginia becoming general, II
tue miners In the states OF Penneyiva.
nis, Olio, Indiana and Illinois kee'
| their ranks unbroksp, as l an conf
denI they VIII, the sirike must result
| In an absolute victory for the mso.
Before September l5tn the lake trade
must be supplied. Tho stu atom bt.
comes daily more acute, and while
hesitate ~ fix q day, believe that tht
strike will DO Terminated by tho emu OF
| September, anu that the settiem enl
| Will 10 ID favor OF the Miners"
When MI. Comp rs's att, ntion was
| called to the great ue,titutiuu anu gu
iering smoug the strikers, ne ssiI that
the coal operators hau taught the nj a.
ere how to suffer. Tuey had bseu
drilled In hardship by the Operators
| fhey would continue to enuure theii
srials little longer In the hope Of IT.
! ieviug their sitr -Non permanently IL
inc future.
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WAsHINGToN, Aug. 26.-S)ms
week. asv the treasury department
received Information mat some en-
pIoyss OF tue Falls Creek lanDery near
Dubois, p, had uieu alter urinkiug
water from Falls creek, whicn re-
ceived the drainaye from The tan cry,
An Investigation by the local authori-
lies 10 said to nave disclosed tho fact
that q large number oil hides which
nad Ceen imported from Cnina were
infected win the disease known us
anthranx, and that during tho process
OF tanning the bacteria had poisoned
the wa efs OF the creek, with tue re-
suit staieI.
The present tariff act prohibits the
importatijn Of hiues iLtp ihs United
States, except from couniriss which
the BscTe.sry II Agriculture may
designate ne iree from cattle diseases.
In view OF thu information receivvb
from Falls Greek, the treasury ofhoisls
havs In preparation letter - the
g cietary OF agriculture recommend
ing that tho matter DO further inveeti'
gsteu, and, II the facts be- found TO 10
as stateu, that he i,tue an order pr =
niuiiing the importation OF Cblnete
nides Into the United 5tates.
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STATE NE VS..

A giant powder 4 plosiou up Spring
creek near Coalviiie occur red yester.
usy anu as reeult man by the
name OF Rsldelbsugn lost fvo fingers
anu had his Lands terribly injured.
He found cap OF powder and was
holding II in his hands and picking II
with horse shoe wnen the explosion
came. He walked twelve miles 10
Upton where surgical aid was Pre-.
cured. DR.. Hosmer considered ampu.
talon necessary aud the four fingers
OF the lett hanJ and the fret OF The
right were removed.
Charles Randall OF Salt Lake City
was thflwn from o'rt in Chais
Creek basin Monday, aud, It Is feaTei,
injured his spine. He is at BennloI's
sheep tripping cirrsl and cannot
move without severe palm.
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REBELS ARE DEFEATED.
Fisrcsly Fought Battle Near CanudoS,
Brazil.
After Three Heurs' Fighting the Gov.
srnmsni Troops win-rreparlrs
for Another Attack.

New York. Aug. 26.--Ths Herald
correspondent In Rio Jsusiro, Brszil,
telegraDns that there has bsen another
aercely fought engagement between
government trooDs and fanatics near
CsnudUs. Thu battle lasted Tor three
nours, and finally the rebels were
driven back after tustaiuibg heavy
Iotssr. The fanatics are now en-.
tfecchsd and are preparing to meet
another attack from the government
f0rcrt.
Another l"ap from Europe has been
negotiated, Brazil giving as security
bi. msbgAness mines. A banker In
Rio Jsneiro has advanced TO the gov.
rrnmsnl l, 200. 900 pounds on acc cunt.
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A USEFUL PLEASURE TRIP.
Party Of Doctors Help an Injured
Nan 10 Danlel'S Canyon.
y. W. Resch.r Had Fractured his Leg
ana IN Hours Ueisy wsuId Have
Brought Bisod Poison.

Doctor MA. Hughes, Root. and L.
w. whitney returned Tuesday from
a weeks vacation trip to Strawberry
valley, and they tell q story Of how
surgical skill proved a convenient
accomplishment away Of in the moun-
tains. They were going up Daniels
canyon, fifteen miles from II eber, whel
they met u boy on horseback, who told
them iu tears that further up the eau
YIN man had broken his leg, anu ho
was going for doctor. They quickly
assured him that they vould furnish
the doctors anu told him TO ride ahead.
They followed him some distance
and at last found the Injured man
lying on The ground with n great ugly
wOund In his lei above the ankie from
which bone was pr0lruaing, Ex-
AN nation showed that both bones VI
the lower part OF tho leg we're badly
fractured and the tibie, the larger
boue, was the one prOiruuing.
The mAu wa5 s. ii. Bsscher and the
lcc!do was caussI by being thrown
from = vicious horse, which he was al
tempting TO ride.
The doctors did not hesitate long.
The man gave himself over into
tbeir hands anu they Immediately
administered cnlorO orm. They had
instrume Us ami dressings along anu
though the conditions were not most
convenient sill they were able to
make settiug OF the fractured
limb. AnIisep 10 details weTe cnT-
riel cut ss well as circumsta css
would permit and Though an hours
delay wouli have almost ceItainly
uosl the limb II not The mans lie, yet
Ihey lett him in little danger Of losing
either.
Alter setting the limb they dressed
II ana made willow splinl
| and secured 1t. The wagon cover they
utilz,J rs stretchet and from q Cub
COX they maze u fracture box and sus.
pendsi 1t 80 thai the man could ride
In comparative ease.
MIR. Beecnef was brought - ths
Holy CIoss hospital ana at Lretent Is
Joing very well. His temperature lie
| slmost normal ana there appears not
much danger that the Inns need be
smputated.
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N. |. Movements in Wyoming.
STAR VALLEY, Aug, II, 1897.

sTAR VALLEY, Aug, II, 1897.
To the Editor:
Daring the pas! week We havs been
greatly favored by toe pressnos Of
Elder Is. IL. II ibefti, Pro-. d. NJ.
Todd, Elder LsmeteauE, III Ter Hull
and wife, Mrs. Viola Pratt Glllett AMI
Prof. EAston, two OF the worid's noted
SINCERE, also Sisters Mary Freeze anu
loan Campbell, all oi whom were
travelling In the in,sres. OF the young
POI pie.
Tnty informed US that the Y. NJ. M.
|. A. was to have monthly NJ gGsine
TO be edited by our most able writer
and SCHOLAR, b. Ii. Roberts, aud as
writers for tue same they hnd engaged
twenty or more OF the most able
scholars and professional writers Of
Utah.
We feel that this is lust what the
young men of ZION have lee In need
OF for a long time and 1t " u be val
liable AID ia tue education OF the
y.uug. Dufisg the two u nferences
mat were held El lars II Dorts. Todd
anu others spoke with pJwer aud oil
quence, and | was reminded OF having
IsteueL to a JiEcOutse delivered by
Elder Roberts some years ago In the
Tabernacle. Ga my Right sat re-
novel lawyer, q tourist from the East,
who seemed almost spellbouDd. AT
tho close he turned to me and ex.
clsimed:
"Does that man preach every Sun.
day 2"
1 informed him thst tho speaker had
simply delivered an eGtemporaneous
disc urse.
"rhat," said he, "wIll do to tell, but
hardly 40 for me TO believe. Ii you
have such eloquenOs ms that thundst-
ing from your pulpitB every ssohaih,
am not surprised al the tnron,s thu,
crowd your cnutches."
O.e of the m0sI Tnortant featu rec
OF our quarterly and Y, 81. M. l. A.
copiereIces wss the aweet singing ny
Prof. Easton. MIA. VIolA PEal1.Gillslt,
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Falling Wall at . Fra DOCS it-Other
Fatalities.

PITITBuRa Pa. Aug. 28.-Flre
this veh,nK "a tue fivt-story building
At 637 5mit II III street, occupied by
Eumuud,on & Perrine, furniture deai.
vrs, d.siroys~ the building ana lite
contents, enta'liug a loss Of Si65, 900
AMI preclpated q panic smon tue 100
guests in the Seventh Avenue hotel,
suj1iniDg in tue rear. The kitcnen
and part OF the dining. room OF the
hotel were hurnet, and though there
was nimad tctsmVi among tue co sts,
10 one was hurt.
The fire broke cut while mauy Of
the guests were at uloDer.
At IL O'Clock tonight, after the
fame had been subiuUd, u wall OF the
l. imu ndson & Psrrius building top.
pied over INTO Straw erry alley.
Flrsmei z Ike Clover anI Harry
Ii DIT were caught u der thu mas OF
'brick and mortar sId killed. Their
bIui,s were recovered, aud at late
hour the fiTemen are working In The
debris 10 search OF The bIdies OF two
uuknown boys who arc supposed II
nave boen killed.
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to ELI ". w, ere OF The Spoke Coge
tuck A Bleh Cheese. We have been
ssleep but are now awake. We want
you to open tho dUOr for US 10 we can
come and zee YOU. We want tn come
before your lace a"d nav" ak with
you. We are OLD Kppse Y ,rholes peo-
pie. We have the words OF the Great
Father that due protection VIII be
given TIE, We arc very poor ami wesE,
and we have iaiih and confidence
10 these promises. Be On kind ar TO
render us nseisihDce to come and tes
you ana hope you will write TO us nt
nee"
These tribal names are not known
by the clan authorities, but 1t ~
supposed they are some bands all
s9ro.d by the Creek nation, who num-
Der upward Of Is, 900.
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WAsHISGroN, Aug. 20. - The fol-
lowing request to tue President for
ira nspoTisuOn expenses TO come her,
ana confer win nim has bcea received
Al the White House rom ,oians sign
leg themselves "Your Dependent
Wards, Recssm Fixico, Cosor. FIX
cuchse aui TRcosa F,xieo, care of
tory"
Hon. William Mckinley, PresideDt
VI the United Statet:
My honorable Father and Grsat
Cbiei-Now We are are ready for you
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Annrchis,s bnvs Vrs"ivod en- Another
Assa,sina,ion In spNiu.
LONDON, Aug. ga dispstoh to
the D.uy Mail from Sac Sebaslia F."
says the Spanish government has
learned that at secret anarchist
meeting In Lindou It was resolved to
revenge the execution OF AngilJo, the
Nsassin OF Csnuvas del Castillo, by
an attempt upon the life Of the queen
regent OF 5paip. Twenty OF the
ablest Barcelona detectives, IL Ia re-
pottsd, have been detalleJ to protect
the q iesu recent.
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Pto. Lnmereaux, Mrs. Maggie Hull,
Anne II ''d an others.
Elder X og.trn, tho frmtt stalk
pie,iueut " the Y. NJ. Nj. |. A., Raw.
Ing removed q EVsnstou, Eluer Or.
lnnju Bsrfus was called to MI the
vacancy. D. b.
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1t has bsen an excsp,l Inaliy fl ne oe'-
son for outdoor Operations ana com
intativ, " mild winter Ia expected.
A boNt arrives almost laily from the
a,u md, bringing from 100 to n thou NJ
stssngers. Tho Uni ed States shi p
Concord Is living in Irrt. having cIn.
veyed Gov. Br,dy to various ports 10
south wester A lasGa on territorial
business. at Dyea n schooner was re.
Gently captured and q, 0 lallous Of Ca.
"ndian whisky ciptufed by customs
fiicers.
Many Jrlspectors whose original
estimation VS. DRwsJn, are now pr
ceeiing to Circle City AMI relocating
abandoned claims relll quisned Tor
her digging, tho Gu try about
Dawson having beea taken up by
miners to great distsnces In every
difecti n. Thi. will have u tsndency
tipopu lnie the A ner!can d 10.
CLAIMS for royalties anu customs du-
Ties by tee Cansdinns continue TO be
' xsd qussIoDs. RIuIh hswn logs at
ID wsou fr building purposes are
qu1ei at S. each, and very scaroe at
tat price.
The ruby SAM gold digzings on tn e
ooacn al Lituya bay have given bstier
results than ever before, ami next year
groater attention will be gwen to
these, anu good reports also come from
those who have passed tho season nj
CJok'e Inlet. Tuis, while not ueveloy-
ing 30 wondo1 degree as Klo
hlh', siill gives Indications OF grea,
iichnese, although Ignored this year
by newcomers.
The bat lsavlng Dawson nh iut the
last OF July took two tons Of Koiu dust,
ami II wac calculated that next yrsr'
uutput will greatly exceed that o. 1897
rhe YUKON district Ia valued at SIT A.
ouuce. Stewart aud Indian river
claims pan out $40 to SIS per day, SO
that VI they do not MAKE bsttcr
showing wages neoeSsarily come down,
Won'i He There To ssud It.
ri cHMoND Va, Aug. 2o.-Joseph
r. FL c, geo youth, convicted OF
sttt mpted crimitnl assault on Mrs.
MarAs, q widow, aou VINO tubseuueDt.
~ conIeesei t. two other like crimes,
was hanged 10 the yard Of the city
jail. He ascended tue gallows with
the slolid indifference alb; ut leaving
this world which he mad maiDtRineu
from the time OF his sentence. HIS
last wUrds to Deputy Sergea nj Rslstou
were: 81 will semi you telegram
irom heaven on the Am OF March"
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EWIS' aS p LIE
ftz.lfs3 tsi r,rszsl


Tho ffroHrs'f and pur-
stf made UullEe 9th u
lya. bong a lne pow
ddfhsi packed In a can
with removals. 10, the
coutentG are always
ready for usn, u wall
make the let Psrfumed
Hard soap IN ~ minutes
trlh ~ B iling, Itstns
49, Tor cleniinE waste
pipes, utsinfectinHbinkn,
closets; cleaning paints,
boltles barrels: wAshina
trees. and killing insects.
for engineers and mach
inibts' uFesi for painters,
IL remove oil, paints,eIo
rENHA. eAL7 N'E'5. co
Gsn'l ASsais Paila, Pa,
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erzzn''------ RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.


railroad and steamship Tickets sold to al
points.
TINE CARD IN EFFkCT JULY IS, 1897.
Trains arrive and depar. At sali Lake Cit
as follows.
For Chicago, Omaha, nyer,kansM
Nlly b. Louis, ogden and PARK
ior, San FIsncisso, ogden. Cache ~ :"
Valley ami intermediate points teoa.
Tor ugden, Denver, Kansas ChY,
intermediate pointi. s:26ps
and san trsnoisoo.... :, ...,....,. s;.bps
hsnu and 'ntorinedis ate points 1sOAu
tor Prove, n erh, Milford, Frisco and
intermediate roints.....,...,....,. s00pu
Gooeie and Terminus.......'.,.. 7;GAE
ARpfvH.
From thichgo, Omaha, 81 Louis,
and cgdeu. ,.:.....,;..;;. ..-:... sl0pn
bran cisco. ogden and INTERN Cd
From San GVi Francisco, Cache yail.y'
ogden and intermediate poluts... silbpn
Ransas tiiy, Y psnVsr and an cS $3.50.
tfrom frisco. Milford. hephI, ftovo
from hercur. Unite Provo. Nephi,
hhhtl ana INTERN edlAte points. tlV pn
'ttom 1eTmiuus, 1ooeit and Gar
TRAINS south Of juaj run daily except BUN
dAy.
'DAily except sundsy.
City Ticket 0fIlGs, Untsr Masonic Hail.
Cor, Second outh and West Temple
ID. L. hurley.
E w ECCLEs
Gep. Traffic Mgr.
w. II BANCROFT.
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr.
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Lenvc salt Lake city.
70 d21for bingham. .......;-....,.. $50 o. m
nnd Al points hast. ;..-..,... $50 a. IN
No. flor Provo. orsnd Junction
and all points East. :...,..., IaOp IN.
No 6-tor bingham, MI Pleasant
hanu, belknhp.Richheld and
Va al intermediate rolnu.;;... i's5p.m
points. .;;.............. $3.50 p. N.
rnd all 1nternedIste points 100 p. m
no 3-tor Ogden ana the West... $40 b. M,
no i-for ogden and the West ... 2iSo p. IN.
Arrive Salt Lake City.
No. l-from bingham. Provo, Grand
junction and Tho East ...,..... 70: D. m
No. S-ffow Provo. Grand junction
a.. and the East. ,,.,.t.....,.,... 9io5 p. IN
ha, hichheld. He'll nap. AAnu
and all intermediate points. 6;2s y. m.
No. 2-frDm Ogden and tho West. $3.50 a In.
30 FROM ogden and the west. 1850 p. IN.
no. o. rom ogden and informed
ia'e poinis; ........ ...,.,.... lsop. IN.
No. 7-trom EurokA. PaJson. Provo
and ell intermediate points 10 100 a m
Only hne running through Pullman AlHoe
seeplng ears SAT- Lake City to San francisco;
salt Lake CITY TO Denver via Grand Junction
Emo hGlt LAKE City to Kansas City and Chicago
via Colorado points.
change, to Kansas City, Chicago and Boston
Tree reclining chair cars bait Lake TO Den
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speed and comfort.
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Geo. @. Cannon. Vice.Presldent
Joseph L Smith. George REYNOLDS.
Angus NJ. Cannon, Heber J, Grant,
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+. C. Weber, Francis NJ. Lyman,
IL. b. Clawson. L. John Nu,tall,
George M. Cannon.
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TINE CARD IN EFFkCT JULY IS, 1897.
Trains arrive and depar. at sAli Lake Cit
as follows: