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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08

Central railroad would substitute wom-
en- In its stations all along the line. Al
ready there are more women employed
In the Central's offices thar on any 9TH
err road.
But after all these are not the pioneers
IN a new field. As a matter of fact we
are away behind the rest of the world
in the employment of women in the rail-
way service. England hires a few, while
IN France women ~railroaders are com
mon. The French woman ticket agent
regards herself as very well of, and
her post as one of the plums of the in
dustrial world. She has a separate en-
trance at the stations and a little Office
all to herself. Such a thing as work.
ing elbow TO elbow with a mere man
clerk would not be thought of for a
minute. Before she can get an appoint
ment as ticket seller the French woman
must pass an examination in reading,
writing and spelling. No school certif-
cate counts for anything. All the wom-
en- in the service of the French railroads
are the widow or daughters of en-
ployes. The hours of labor are not so
bad-from 3 in the morning until ) in
the afternoon-and the pay ranges from
sZ6o TO $3.50. which is as much as the
N~incennes conductors receive. After 20
years service the French railroad wom-
an ~retires on a pension.
IN Holland, and Germany, too, women
are employed in the stations of the gov
ernments railroad and telegraph lines.
Woman rs said to love brass buttons
and uniforms. In the land of the Teu-
ton she has a chance to discover how it
feels to wear them herself. In winter
the railroad woman wears a uniform OF
position blue cloth trimmed with red
braid and brass buttons. and in summer
a similar uniform of lighter material
with white braid decoration is worm.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08
Wheat and stocks To-Day.

Prices reacted under proft-taking,
closing at the bottom. Wheat Sole
sugar 13SA, Tobacco 1885, silver 60A,
bonds los bid and asked. Butte city
warrants 9S. The Butte Exchange, No.
40 West Broadway, receives telegraphic
market quotations every five minutes
from Liverpool, New York and Chica-
go. and execute orders same as East
ern brokers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08
Ladies Appreciate

A good remedy. and there 10 not anything on the
marks, that equals French Tansy Tablets for the
relief and cure of psiHfal or irregular mensea
These tablets remove all distractions, ne matter
what the cause. Manufactured by A. Aug.nsre.
Paris f-snee. asd for sale only by D. NJ. Nswbro
prsg o. Butte Moat, Sole Agents. Price -
SsT ssxs sent BY mail securely sealed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08
Something - an Improv.men,.

From tire Boston Transcript.
There is said 10 be no foundation for the
statement that the Italian government is
going to bring suit against the United
States for infringement upon the Neapoii-
tan Nesuvius In IN" warship OF the same
name. II is regarded. We understand.
rather as an Improvement than q replica.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08
On Moral Grounds.

From the Detroit Free Press.
what were those two men shooting at
each other for"' asked the tenderfoot of
the constable i'm a Kansas village.
They disputed over which had done
the most TO improve the good morals of
the town"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08
Taken Care OF at Last.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Some anxious Cleveland a"cquaintances
will undoubtedly feel glad to know that
Robert Il. Porter has finally secured a
government berth where the e~moluments
are presumably good and the duties not
eXaCting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08
SO Young.


From Ttt-Bits
Judge-W Witness, you are 40 years of
age?
Female Witness-Yes, alas, one gets
older every day. And yet 1 was young
once (heaving a sigh. All, your lordship
would hardly believe how Young l was.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08
PARTISAN DYE HOUSE
French Dye,ng and Cleaning.

The only house in the Northwest that uses the
French process, We guarantee our work 20 be
strictly first class. We have no solicitors or
branch Offices. All orders should be left at
90 WEST GALENA STREET, BUTTE. MONT
PAUNIIE, Proprietor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08

In New York
a short while
ago a baby was
born in Jail. Its
mother was be-
ing tried for
murder. Every
~wonanly heart
gives a throb of
ympathy at
thought of the
blight upon the
poor little
baby 5 life. But
a baby need not
! be born in Jail
to be unfortu-
nate. Any baby
which is not
welcomed into
this world with
loving hearts
and ready hands
Unfortunate.
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II DO MY OWN WORK."
So Says Mrs. Mary Rochiette of
Linden, New Jersey, in this
Letter to Mrs. Pinkham.

AT was bothered with a how which
would be quite annoying at times, and
at others would almost stop.
81 used prescriptions given me by my
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08

physician, %
same state
of affairs
continued.
AFTER a
time / was
taken with
flooding,
that / was
obliged to
keep my bed.
Finally, in
despair,
gave up my
tor and D,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08
In New York

SMOKE ROBERT MANTELL CIGARS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08

gave up my o
tor, and began
saL;prvoprm adi.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08

physician, but the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-08
0RS. MURRAY & FREUNB

Hospital and Offices corner Quartz and
Alaska streets. Butte. Mont Telephons
y and LIS for Ambulance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29
USE WAFER ECONOMICALLY.
Plenty fU Everybody II This Suggestion Is
Carried Out

"1f the people Will use che water
economically. and sprinkle their lawns
10 the time specified in superiutond 90
Gaines circular thorc DE- M reason why
rysryone shouldn't have plenty ~ Whs
ter" said CIfrk iinrtUn uf ihu water
works department today ln answer q"
am inquiry made by representative
~ the News"
Tn mere suggestion of o. water fam
the acarps many people uul ~ th,t
Wits IN certain portions N the CITY
yesterday u number NJ blocks were
without water Some thought tho wa
tor had bfon turned m, but such was
not the rHao. The low pressure was
Inc direct cause Mr. Barton says
that zoo 600 rnllona ~ water was sent
down from Parlry'a canyon yesterday.
This amount was ample 60 supply an
consumers had the rules been properly
observed
Chairman Alien. of the waterworks
committee. today authorized Fuperln-
toudrnt Calne 90 use the surplus means
allowed the department In dcvcloplnf
the water In any direction where the
committee has control
Mr.. Allen has also nddrnasCd let
tor 90 the chairman nc the htflnklinF
committee. calling r. meeting ~ both
the street and apr.nhing cummitir Ha
ht once lu order 90 agree what blocks
aufinkllnr should hu abandoned on. ~
D. thought that tO 90 100 blocks VIII
get no more HrrinkiinF this season In
consequence of the scarcity ~ the wa
ter supply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29
MINOR MrNnoA


Dr. paiby has returned from q visit
a. tn coast
urghton'r is a. have o. cake walk
tomorrow night
Dr. aud Mir r. Gnlunrd Thomas OF
Now York arc Salt Lake visitors.
Tho Social wheel club holds iis week.
ly social tonight nc ii4 west First
South.
senator Frtrk J. Cannon came down
from ogden this morning and was in
town lii day today
I'rdcftaker Joseph william Taylor
this morning shipped tu FuirvIow the
remains N the late Marian &c. Olson.
b. Finder Beverly. Frrard. wants
tu know tho address or hia brother
Robert Piuder, who BE- Hald Co live iu
this citv.
Mr md Mrs George T.. Cosiigun d.,
of Salt LAX CITY Aro guests ht thf
Occidental. says th' Ssn luuglrcu
Chronicle
.Lout Ltuahrandt who mustered
battery g into service. lcft Salt Lake
this moluing for Fort Duehcauc, whore
DE- viii Join his command.
Hon. william n. King IL H. now
I openly announced. viii hr r. candidate
/ i0r the United States Heuntorship 90
aucccod Hon Frank :. Cannon. n tho
latter gentleman does NOT succeed him
| orlf
Chairman joe. L'prmsn has rc-
| turned from his fishing trip up on.
| Weber river and h'H Hunhurnt hands
| and face testify 90 tho fact that he has
| had a good ilmc and clush, o'dlcs Of
I trout
Who was Il that accused the elevator
] D.. no d.. H.. D. |H#H 81 L|
] "tuu swift Tho he'll lH muzzlrd ana
/ when one IH In ono Df the upper stories
l h. gets Gown stairs when that boy
gyis rru o. let him come.
The tran door DO tho city Jan. refer
/ enca tu which wIH made IN last vvru-
IugH "Nrws. hnf been screwed down
/ Tor the tlme being 60 prevent further
/ Meanwhile William BARTON enjoys hla
l liberty
Blush BROS. the London performers.
HU. IH|WIrU hIE crowds tu tulirf's
Park these DAYS, and nIrhH. Zoo. ThHy
] #... Dol. HIrnIHH"H Un DO horizontal HHf
aud aerial acts ana are the Dlgygrvat vi
ans over rrtu nurr. Ih"N appear Ii
. tho rect of the Wcek both afternoon
ana evening,
Funeral services over tho ROMANS nj
the lAu Chsa Iurs,la were held in th.
Sixteenth ward meeting hDu.' thIH ga
t.fnuuu ut o'clock 4 lurAt numb
of friends Wnrr Boo attendance ut th,
services and followed tho remains @.
tho city cemetery
At 1850 o'clocll today the funeral of
Robert uryrtidFr occurred nt ~ tnIti
seventh East. Deceased was one u
the mon hlllod IN tho collapse ~ IN.
Emitted Verde miro baruy uiiloH u
Jerome. AtlsonU, ON lgst saturday. Tn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29
DEATH OF JOSEPH BANIGAN
Was wen Known In This CITY and state,
where ~. HAD large financial
Interests.

President George q Cannon received
a dispatch thlH morning ftom Mr John
=. Comfy. business agent Tor SIR Joe.
Blulaan. Informing him Of The death
on that gentleman. which took place
y,ttorday at hIs homo at Providence.
W j.
The deceased was wen known In
this city aud state. whore hlH financial
holdings were larFa and Important. ne
was one OF the mos, prominent and tn
1ucnull mon of Providence. Rhode
Island. and had amssHld "a grcat d.h
OF wealth just how much 10 not
known. but an amount running wei ~
into the mlillluA lie made the great
bulk Of his mlley Out of the manufac-
tufc VI India rubber goods. principally
boots and fhlrr. ilf was the head OK
the Joseph Bauigln Rubber company
at the time OF his demise. IT'S dcAlh'
% " thought was the result OF a
surgical operation which he underwent
some months ago, although ne fteoF-
errd temporarily from ita onociH,
Mr.. BanigAn made several trlpf Ga
Utah 10 look after HE lnvcntm MS
with which he was highly pleased.
The last time he was here was about
a year ago. Ills chief financial luintlHla
In Utah were IN the Pioneer Electric
Power company ~ ogden ana Ia lihh
Sugar company bonds,
Mt. naniEan came 90 tho InltNl
states from Ireland when only lad
OF ~ years ~ age ana without "a hll.
lar % g. speak tie came across an uld
iron foundry that had not honu able Q.
pay lta own running expenses ana
without hesitation Do took charge ui
thn little plant. went out personally ~
solicit hIa orders and then personally
filled them. The business rAll
under hls supervision untN
Nj. flanagan accumulated som.
means iIg then made u study of ihr
manufacture 81 rubber and went tu
urlEu. where he made further lnVrHu.
cation aud finally ilUptngd hims I
uIfh "a largo rubber concern, lu which
[ be- became the loadlnr spirit 10 was
from this source that hiH wealth. was
Increased.
Mr illnisan was about 90 years old
| aud was % thorough gentleman and
nhilauthrDrlu, and his charities are
] known 90 hr " very Wide Hclps.
Many years ago Mr inulFnn huns
l ur ln his office portrait NJ rrrHld nat
| brigham Young. whose good qualitlri
I he very much admired. A host Of
/ friends here viii be palued 10 hear OF
his death
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29
DolNGs IN THE POLICE COURT

Harry WatH0n ana James McNeigh
were each found guilty Of lrunNrnnrsa
aud yugruucy In tho police court lo-
dIy. The former got 90 days In tho
city Jan the latter 20.
s claHg M eleven troHpnsaDra found
lholr Wgy into the polic' court cham.
b.r tUday four having been arrested
hy Special OWcor panlCla nud tho
uthofs 40 N0rth salt Lake hy sorgoan,
Juuu.u and Omcors slegtus. harlow
aud Roberts Al pleaded guilty ana
walt discharged. the latter having me
tymlulhy of tho court because ~ be-
'rg uuforpunatsa," rather than other
NlHH.
Justice Timmony gave his usual lee
,ure today lD boys charg,d win swim
MINIS within the city limits Then h'
discharged them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29
iAsrEi,N rNcuiisIoNs


Indianapolis ana return, 5000 on
August Z, Q, @,
Rock Island ana return, f1ie5 on
August @, z,
indianapolis and return, Sass on
AuTue, n, %, 10,
Omaha and return. S9s,oo on Angus,
60
omaha ana return, $500 on Angus,
60
cincinnati ana return, tiicD on
September !, 3. o.
Omaha ana foturn. $500 every div
Fast train daily al $50 q. m. ana
7:il %. M. Cool and delightful ria.
through tho mountains Wonderful
scenery, Through fl1rpiug cars, Fol
additional details. cnll az Rio Gr1nd1
Western Ticket Omce, Dolly lilnth
Corner, No, 1903 W. Second South
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29
TWO OPINIONS.


Answering query from state Rant
Examiner " ~ Anderson Attorney
General Bihop today sent the follow
lur.
In your favor NJ recsnt date you ask
the following question; who should
ray thu artunl and necessary sNpens r.
~ thr state hank Examiner while
travelling IN the performance ~ his Of
fetal dutleH1'
Rtriyinr thereto. permit mo 90 say
In section $3.50 ~ The Revised Statutes.
the bank examiner, among others, N
enumerated uH r. state officer.
You ore therefore advised that un-
der the provisions uf section 1869
which provides that "all state officers.
except thnsn othHrWino specifically pro-
vldrd f0r shall receive. In addition To
their salaries, their actual and noccs-
rary expenses while travelling In the
performance " their orioial duties,
you would b. entitled 90 he reimbursed
by the state for any sums actually
and necessarily paid out by you In the
discharge of tho duties Of your ONCE,
after the same have been duly audited
by the State board " examiners,
COMMISSIONERS MUST LEVY.
The following opinion was Transmit
tea to County Attorney Frank X.
Nghsker ~ logan
iu your favor nf July 9Th YOU ask,
10 Il the duty ~ the board of county
commissioners 60 levy tax, for tho
purpore OF paying the PRINCIPAL aud
interest ~ bonds, upon property which
utlnr 10 statehood belonged 10 Logan
schooi district. hut which actually was
NOT Within the corporate limits u said
city. and therefore. under the Con.
stitutlou cannot now be- considered uf
being within tho Hlll school district
vet subject 60 taNatlun Tor tho puuiuui
Of paving taid bonds and interest
nrpiyinu I am ~ opinion that On
| the absence ~ any lovy hy the trus'
| tcss OF thu school district OF tuNci
AGAINST such property Tor the purpu7l
mentioned. Il would be trc duty OF "a.
] county commissioners tO mako such
! Ivy, Tho property having ua1sod De.
/ You'd the jurisdiction nf tho trustees OF
/ ssid district they would have no nu'
/ th0rity in law Go lcNy "a Tax thereon fol
| that putppnr,
/ ia would therefore follow that ln sucl
/ case the only power Co lcvy such ta'
would he vested, in law, &c. thu count.
] COMMISSIONS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29
NOT DEFINITELY FIXED
Tine br Departure Of The Battery viii be To-
mvrow Or Sunday
POSITION or SOLDIERS IN san FRANCISCO


The time Tor the departure " bat
terry G 10 san Francisco has not SCI
been definitely nNcd. although 90 h
given out now that tho boys VIII leave
this city tomorrow or sunday u VIII
most likely be day after tomorrow Dee
fore the ariillcrymcn get away how
ever. because 10 VIII in 900 probability
require until then 60 get everything in
readiness.
The ladies' or the I,od Cross society
are thlnknr Of preparing lunches for
the boys 90 eat cn route. 10 ia a
usual opinion among women that " q
man ~ well fod be- iH contonicd. and
this being true the Rcd Cross ladies can
do nothing which would better Keep
them In fond remembrance by the sol
oilers than 10 pee that there " plenty Tor
the boys 10 cat.
Members OF the battery were oui
again this forenoon nRhtinE brush
IRE. and by 1870 O'Clock the advance ~
the flames was stopped. This tlmo TIE
IRE was started near the Rapid Tran
flt line,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29
ARRAlGs6D FOR GRAND LARCENY.
Siueier and Peylon Plead Not Guilty 10 the
Charge Against 1hem'

y. p. saucler aud Frank Poyton were
irrulgnod before Justice Tlmmony IN
me police court this morning charged
with grand larceny Each pleaded NOS
guilty and thplr hr1rlug was nArd Tor
tomorrow morning. Meanwhile th. M 10
occupy places In the county llW 10 de-.
fault Hf $500 bonds.
S1up|tr Hul pryton nre the mon ar
rested yesterday for stealing Al-l
from thr Eurupfin restaurant. % y.
second South street, l, ~ understood
that sTuniur win Tomorrow plead
guilty and that In Wow NJ hls previous
good character and the fact rhlt inc
'tHh h1s been recovered, Mt horgis,
tha restaurant man, VIII recommend a
dismissal of the charge against NM
p,yt1n. 70 ~ believed, was the cause
Ig the robbery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29

George n, winters, Divorced In 1903
comes Into Court Win . Motion.


Ferguson a Cannon. attorneys T r
tho defendant IN the divorce suit ~
Adeila winters W Gs1rre ~. Winters.
nled n notice upon John La Taylor at
tnrnry lor plaintiff today. stating that
on the ilth ~ August motion will
be- made before judge Mos 20 modify
the decree already entered.
Mr.. winters was granted decree,
her husband falling % appear, by
Judge Rartch uu the 2lrd ~ December.
1895. the grounds being deHfrJlnn and
failure Co provide. Mrs Winters WA
also AWARDED thH custody ~ slN minor
children. go nHr month ullmuuN. t3f
suit m1urynnd N0iiturnCy's frrHtt IVES
further ordered thu the Fuii money
and attorney fees Doc paid within nine.
ty DAYS from date ~ divorce.
IN. dafOnlant'H attorneys now seek
tn have che decree modified hy striking
ONT tho order to pay over the various
sums ~ money
10 is cnnttndrl that the court never
obtained Jurisdiction over Winters.
that be never received any summons
and That the first luilmatl0n he got
M me action was durng thc present
month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29
Wnnl.d :Polll LateenY.

a warrant was issued out OF Justice
Nelson's court today and placed In m,
hands OF Deputy sheriff I'd MeLellani
.0r ,hp arrest of an Italian named ir
ihr complaint as John Doe
The defendant IL the driver Of q
wagon Tor junk house ON Eighth
south and state streets, and u charged
lu the complaint of Ellen stain, a rUsl'
dent OF sugar House ward, with peUl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29

Eaton. HirschvogeL Judge Breeze
acted na Chairman " 30 enlertriu-
mfnt and IS. So Dirke q iivertl l i.n
minutes address. -fi0r which 'raIm1f
Ahhy reclld RIYgItlnnosk RIVER
gIya pBke's Addrtrs % 90 FIg -r!
was warmly applaud "a
A. nine H'rI .s inH bomb if Inens W
Mtnin b.r1I. Hr1 Or lu r.t 600
hour was ktpi up wi,h mlth vis'r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29
stlf.cosfIsstD BURGLAR.


James 4. Thompson. q solf.confsssod
burglar, was arrnlFnnd In the police
court today. Tor breaking Into tho
home of Mrs. Fred walker and steal
iug therpffom silver mounted re-
Nnlver inasmuch a. the man had cone
yictrd himself of the charge. he -~.INed
examination before Justice Tinntnny
and was bound over a. the district
court In bonds ot 5000.
Thompson was arrested some time
agn Tor stealing shoes from Robinson
Bros store. and was doing time ln
the city Jail for the offsnur. when he
candldly confessed having burrlariyrd
the feaidonco NJ J. y. sharp, 81 cast
South Temple street. where he stole a
clock. which was recovered by the ntil.
Gers through Information furnished
them by the prisoner The revolver
stolen from Walkers was also rcCoy.
cred at the same time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29
oniIuAuY

phnads inhll. July e0.--A TELEGRAM re.
cslyed hero from San Francisco an.
npuncas that Dr. William Pepper, of
this city died suddenly last nisht or
heart trouble
Ilr left hHro recently on a special car
90 visit frl. nda who have a ranch uonr
sNn FrlucITcl, nud nothing was known
~ his un.aH until the receipt ~ the
telegram, announcing his sudden death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29

What among human ma are moro an
nOyiug than pil0s7 Tho afilctlun that
prevents active exercise are bad
enough, hut one that makes even rest
miserable ia worse Women are among
its greatest martyrs, TAnLERs
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT will
cure the most obstinate cases, Price.
20 cts In bottle tubes zoe, SOLD by 4
c. 81 l, prug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29

II appears that IN making reference
60 the dlincnlty the RED Cross people
encountered no their efforts 10 sell their
sandwiches 90 Culders park on The
goth " this month. the statement was
a mistaken one no FAR 10 Messra. Dixon
and Cordial ARE concerned, The Hrn.
tlemen run the lunch prlvuercs 90 the
park and say they ala not Interfere
with the sandwich sale nor were they
approached by anyone with reference
20 70,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29

Lewis j Ngws1u hos been made de-
fpudlut ln dlvOrc. Bult hruurht 10y
hih wife. RUN a.. N.Ws7n, who ale
Iosoa that che marriage took place lu
this city boz 1884, and shat one child o.
gIrI. now NJ years GA. hls been born
to them lu 1893, n liz alleged, NewH0u
deserted h's wife and hlB since failed
60 provide hHr with tho common neCHas
mrios 0f llfr An absolute dtCrtr and
custody 6f the child D. prayed,
Defendant was 40 one time an ON.
pllyu OF p. q. ~ T. Later be- pgd1ltt
hot tOmIlcs and for some time pas
has been absent frlW the sato.
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Al saniIf,

The sai,alr testimonial f'r the Park
Cl,y nre sufferers was O. decided sue
cess, socially, financially ana every
other way ana gha as, train whI.h
came ln from the popular resort las.
cysnIng was crowded 60 aysvnlwnH
Hut the run was quickly and Blily
made Notwithstanding she crush
Al 49, .ha evening 3 prugrlln N4H
carried u,s .puar me auspices w q
committee from the fraterDll societies
This committee consisted 90 Mes
damea CulmrT Meakln, Peterson
brown. Jones, Teasdale, EblrharN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29

larceny. Il ,puaars chat "Daa' bought
some rags ffIm Sire st1lu dtf lH'
week After DE- was gone a tlf D'i
wnH missed trd DO F thlut
r0~'a thing TO do with is d|s'l'
nurn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29

pruportionato low ratus W.I b. n
from ogden and 40 stations r d
south thereof
Hunting. fishing, camping 0lt
Trains leave salt Lake city ffcl
Valley ana lutermfdlitU rIrH \
am. For ali other points IA
each valley S.ii pm.
Train north ~ Shlah0ne win q
day. August 5th. o. connect ~ ;
excursion.
W. II. BANCROFT
Vice President aud General Mars,
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