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LOGAN.

Logan. Feb. 2.--Campbcl a Morren
the cntcrprislng clothing merchants.
have purchaacd the old store ana rest =
deuce Of Mr. ~. ~. rarncs. and will
tear II down and erect a new business
block. which Will be used by them as
a shoe store. work viii commence as
soon as the weather IL favorable.
Mr.. Farnea. who IN nm old-tlmc resi-
dent and was for many years Ia buSi-
ness here, has moved TO IycNburg,
Idaho. where he viii open up new
store.
Our tabernacle choir vivcs big bail
IN the Palace hall on Friday evening,
FOR the purpose ~ raising funds 10 pay
on the debt Incurred In attending the
Eisteddfod AT Salt Lake last fall.
JUDGE Hart handed down a decision
last nirhi In the ease Of &c. parkin-
son W. Thomas Hughes. rendering
Judgment for the plaintiff IN the sum
OF ss15.so.
The entertainment given last night
IN the fifih ward for the benefit 81
the SUNDAY school % that ward. was a
complete success financially aud other
fise
People here are much dissatisfied
with the action OF the Legislature Ia
prolonging the Senatorial struggle.
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OGDEN.



ceden. Feb. 9.--Thc new railroad or
d,n,nce went into effect yesterday. Its
pruyislons are very stringent 1t Is
made unlawful and a misdcmoanor Tor
any person other than an cmpluyc to 40
mon. over OF along any railroad track
ssreri ut a public or private crossing
Of such track. or upon lawful business
with the company owning or controii-
lne Il: or TO go upon any locomotive
ssriue. or into, upon or over any car,
IN between any cars. except upon law
fui business; or 10 go upon. climb or
uinp On. or to hang onto n moving cn-
r,ne ur car without the consent " the
rstsnn In charge of the engine or car.
or u throw or shoot any stone. stick or
,rs other misHile Of any Kind at any
triiap. car engine or vehicle. Viola
lions VI any Of the provisions 4 the
erilnancc arr punishable by fines
ranring from 81 to $50, and by imprls-
onmaut In the discretion Of the court.
noi sxcceding thirty days.
UIfs for the construction u the now
tridsc over the Weber river In Gar
land district. which viii be- Tor the com
ra.ianre of CORNERS hauling bccts 60
the sugar factory, were opened ycatcr-
40. tn,y Wcic ~ follows. Miiwau-
tee fridge and Iron Works. 1857.
Andrews Bridge company. two bids.
nCa and t1.seo. Gillette. Herzog Man
uiaciufine company. two bids. ss.5gi
ahd Sass, Wrought Iron bridge conn
p,ny. two bids. see aud $3.50; Mis-
.ouH Valley Bridge A Iron Works.
lst. canton Bridge company. two
hfia tf.Sl9 and fi.7OO. pittahurg bridge
company. two bids. ss.1oo and H.eoo.
Ths Dcacons ~ tho Fourth ward
r1te an enjoyable dancing party In the
ward amusement hail last night.
10 fturmed nearly all day yesterday,
and the result II a heavy crop " new
SNOW.
Al the special meeting Of the city
council Wednesday night the proposed
new franchise asked FOR by the Ogden
Street Hallway company was refused
on the report and recommendation "
the committee IN laws. Another fran
rhlsp Will be drawn To- meet the re-
quifrmcnts Of the council and viii
probably be presented TO the next reg
ular meeting ON Feb. 10.
In settlement of the litigntinn be-
tween ogden city and the He'll Teic-
phone company. the company offers 10
nay To the city the sum OF Si,50o In
liquidation Of all claims OF the city FOR
accrued license. to pay an occupation
tax NJ $500 per year and a yearly ".
cense of siOo provided the council will
grant the company an acceptable fran
rhlHo. such "a franchise was presented
nt the special meeting of the council
Wednesday night. pas a to It's third
and was referred 10 the COM
nltice IN laws.
Funeral services over the remains ~
Reuben ~. the i-yenr- cold son of u. ~.
and Carrie Wadman. We're held ut the
family residence. ae5 Twenty.ninth
street. at o'clock this friday after
nool,
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rich In Wisdom gathered from much
travel and extensive observation. from
all PARTS " the world.
nn pleased with our Governors
mcssngc. II W certainly very nhit
paper. and no doubt tho f.ogialnture
VIII adopt most. " not all. Of his rccnui-
incndatiuna. The one In regard tn ths
Increasing ~ State officers salaries
hope they will not adopt. ! never knew
% governor. secretary. treasurer nr any
OF our state officers 10 fnil 10 qualify
when elected. because Of the low sal
aiy. Keep the salaries down. while We
nre Young and Just setting up house
keeping aud In debt aud heavily bond
ed. let us work hard with little ray
till We arc out Of debt ana wealth
COMES 10 us. I know we are met on
TINS question with the argument thut
we cannot obtain the talent required to
.nll the ship Of state. unless we ifty
hts salaries. think the present State
cnlrials are among the hrainicFt mon
We have In the State. and holicve
oNerv one N them would serve another
term " the people su elect without any
Increase ~ salary
l understand our present school law
permits our county commissioners to
consolidate all the districts into une
and appoint board 90 trustees a. gov
crn the same without so much NJ say
lnr by your leave. AxpayorF. " 'hn
BE- true certainly hope the Lnriautulc
VIII sp amend the law us 10 let the uh,i-
pie who pay the iaXca have some solrc
IN the matter. " am TO be married tu
woman ! want to have 81 fIuirt 90
her first. at least.
am your feiiuw.HcrVant.
=. \. HAMMOND.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

John. v. Rich and Jim PIT, ARE feed
ing about 900 head of cattle near
Fielding. They have had unusual
good luck 20 far having lost but very
few. Feed has been plentiful and
cheap ana the winter very favorable.
\ preliminary examination was held
In Justice Elias Jensen'a court this
week ~ an adultery ease In which one
of the PARTIES to the crime II dead.
The husband h prosecuting tho case
and his daughter. a young girl. II the
only witness Tho defendant WAS
hound over TO the district court In the
sum OF $3.50.
CONFERENCE q
Ward conferences win be held In the
willard and Mhntun wards sunday,
February 9Th. ~ n u. m. and at pm.
Some OF the stake presidency viii be-
present NJ each meeting.
The quarterly conference Of the Box
Elder stake win convene In brigham
city tnhernncl" on sunday. February
18th. at 10 a.. m.
WEDDING PERMITS.
During the past week marriage
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CIRCLEvILLE

clrcloville, Feb. s.-The people ~
circlcVille, Pluto county, are consider
Ing the question Of bonding the rshnni
district. Tor the erection ~ school
house. and n meeting 10 consider the
project was called Tor Jan. 30th The
proposition was favored ~ Mrs. Il. 81.
Johnson ana opposed by Mrs. Allen and
Mr. johnson.
sir, SaincHbury. trustee. spoke Tor
the bond and the impcriouH necessity
of building "A school house The out
come was that a committee OF seven
was nppnlnl' ID IN Investigate tho need
for new building and itH cost. and
report In week, and the spirit " the
% e was Ia unite BY donation n Il be-
g. necessary To build
raj amusing things p.rurred, but
u ID feature ~ the AFFAIR was that
~ personal bitterness and sarcasm
found vent In tho expression of a few.
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SPRlN0VILLE.

Jonah Phillips Jr.. while cleaning tho
SCOT out OF the chimney Of his resi-
dCncc Tuesday morning. slipped and
foil from the roof to the ground,
breaking his lcft forearm In several
places.
on tho i-t Of March Richard Palfrcy.
man Of this city will hold a horse show
~ the tithinE Office corral at spanish
Fork. A prize OF $40 Will be- given foi
the best ycarling colt. and q second
prize OF 81 Tor the best two.ycar-old.
Legal permits 10 we'd have been H.
sued since last report 10 the following
parties: John J. Bolton. aged o.. and
Matilda Hence. aged %. both of New
castle. Colo. Joseph Thompson. 20. and
Minnie iiardman. q. both Of Pleasant
Grove.
A grand calico hall win be given Rt
the Reynolds hall. Tuesday evening,
Feb. iith. under the auspices OF the
Young Mems ana Young Ladies' Mu.
tuGl Improvement Association Of the
Second ward. for whose benefit the
dance " to he given. All the ladies
present arr expected to be- hrraycd In
calico dresses. The nffnir promises 90
be one OF the greatest social events OF
the season.
FIGHTING 4 LYNX.
len Fuller was down from Oakland.
Thursday. ana told blood curdilng
story 10 an Independent reporter OF
light with a lynx at Al lloyinncc'a
place In oakiand.ln which Al lloyiancc.
I'D Van, Wallace Roylancc. Geo. Rob-
bins and himself In connection with "A
dog or two and large lynx were the
star nciorS. The rRht took place at
" o'clock at night. aud resulted In the
vanquishing Of the lynx, which was
one of the largest of itH species. The
aforcnamed gentlemen were at Roy
lanceH place playing cards. when about
]. o'clock the dogs began to make u
racket. ana Sir. hOyiance went out 10
investigate, lie found that the cause
Of the row was lynx which had been
freed. AIR. l,oyiancc called to the
other gentlemen. who came out, Arm.
Ing themselves with plichf0rks aud
clubs. they made a valiant charge on
Mr.. l.ynx'H stronghold. one cut down
the tree the lynx was In. but the AMI
NAL managed Ia break through the line
only 10 be trccd again. when the same
tactics were employed. This same
operation was repeated several times,
but the campaign was ended by the
Staying OF the vicious little animal
Independent.
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licenses have been issued by Clerk
Gruchl a. follows
l.. \ ratkct. aged o. Promontory.
Eva NJ GOTHAM. AGED y. Snnwville'
Frederick cheat ngcd %. brigham.
Louise i.Hggct ugcd %. lirigham'
Thomas Juisou. aged n. Three Mile.
Hannah Perry aged y, Three Mile.
. HEADING ROOM.
John y. Baird librarian OF the N. I.
a. library aud free reading room. has
made report of this promising insu-
tuition.
Rocks arr tnkcn ont as much now
Ms when We ilrst began. there being
about ten per day. our only fault ",
not enough hooks. Very seldom are
books kept over time. I have only
missed two books and one was paper
back book With several leaves gone.
We have about $50 bound volumes
and about 30 paper bound. There are
also several volumes ~ Munscy. scrib-
ncr, Juvenile Instructor. Improvement
Era. Ladies' Home journal and Youths
Companion. There are also many odd
numbers NJ magazines. We have Kept
on Tile the salt Lake Tribune. Dcserct
Evening News buglcr. News and III
kubcn.
We ao AZ present receiving the fol-
lnwings Herald. Tribune. Evening
New. STANDARD. Logan journal. Utah
Home. Improvement Era. Juvenile In
structof. Noung Moman's Journal
Ladies' Home Journal. Review " l.e-
Views, NcCiurca. Cosmopolitan. Penny
Magazine. Youths Companion, Patent
Office report ana the Wide World .aaE-
nzine. donated by T.. Ilcrg.
In conversation with strangers. who
ARE very frequent visitors. they say
that We have better attendance than
many of the larger reading rooms In
our population.
TEAcHEnH' INSTITUTE.
There was good attendance ~ teach
crs at the Institute January 18th Su-
perintendent Peters presiding. Prof
Royinnce'a talk on ~. :. History. and
How tn Teach H." was interesting and
brought out numerous questions from
be- teachers.
Ills theme was constitutions maxi
inF" n, showed the Importance OF
the teachers going To the source Of re-
corded events ana also To acquaint
themselves with the conditions and re-
events occurred. lie stated that some
teach their punls TO believe that
our government was very weak under
the articles ~ confederation. This "
hardly true. fuf NO. a revolutionary gov
eminent We were strong. but as
peace government otherwise. which
nccca-itatcd n changed condition.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.
Last Friday Deputy Sheriff Thomp.
son went out 10 Point Lookout and ar.
roster william Johnston. who WAS
charged With malicious mischief, and
brought him TO this city. where he WIS
lodged In the county jan. The accused
was taken before Justice ELIAS Jensen
the next DAY who fixed his bonds at
S.oa 90 insure his appearing at the pre-
liminary examination before Justice }.
D. Hennett ~ Rhwlins precinct
Johnston was .Nlctod from certain
premises by. u decree ~ tho Federal
court vcrtlng the title In the e. T.. u. u.
company.
II II charged that during the nb.
sence of J. ~. Parsons. who has leased
the premises frum tho railway cnm-
p1ny, Johnston hrukr up his furniture
and threw hlH bedding down the well.
and while some parties were putting
the furniture back In the house. fired
a couple ~ shots at thcm.--IioN Elder
News.
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nOUNT PLEASANT.

Mt. Pleasant, Feb. about nifty
persons. members and othern attended
the farinera' union meeting Saturday
night. Much interest was evinc~d and
a lively discussion Of appropriate sub
jects was indulgcd In The next meet
Ing viii he held the last Saturday 81
this month, when two subjects. '''rhe
Fertility ~ tho foil" and which H.
the Most Profitable iIog7" viii be- con.
sldcrcd.
orrin clark. an old settler ~ this
city, received draft from the govern
mcnt this week for $500. IN payment
for losses Incurred by him az the time
of the Indian dcpredntlnnH here In
pioneer days. Tn. Original claim
amounted 10 5000. but II was cut In two
by tho adjustment. The amount re-
ceived Il quite windfaii 20 the old
gentleman other claims, IL Il under.
stood. will be- allowed soon.
An interesting ease was heard In tho
precinct court here last evening. Wales
parties. Mrs. Margaret Price. plaintiff.
and Peter Peterson. defendant being
concerned. The case was Transferred
here ON u change OF Venue from Wales.
The facts NJ the ease as cleaned from
the testimony. are about M follows,
In 1880 Peterson leased "a bunch OF
sheep from Mrs. Price, and In turn
sub-lcnHcd them to A. ~. ponlaon ~
this city. later selling them To poulncn.
or this sub-leaHc and sale plaintiff had
no knowledge. and. being unable 10 re-
gain possession ~ tho sheep. ~ suing
defendant Tor thcm or their value. de-
PENDANT testified thnt poulren should
pay plaintiff for the sheep. hut poulncn,
ON the contrary, rwore that he knew ~
mn such person ms plaintiff In the trans
nciion, and that he paid Peterson In fun
Tor the sheep.
Justice Christensen rendered n docir-
Ion today In favor uf plnintifr. allowing
full demands and costs Of suit,
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In Grippe Il again epidemic. Every
prccnutlon should be taifon 10 avoid II.
It's specific euro T. ono Iinuto Cough
Cure. \. j. Sheperd. Publisher Agri.
cultural Journal aai Alvcrtiscr Ei1en.
Mo. says; No one VIII be- lisnppoint-
cd ~ using one Minute Cough cure
for Ia Grippe" picnrnnt 10 tnke.
quick 10 act. y. G. Schramm. Meteor
nick Bullding. corner, Main street.
First South.
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Notice Il hereby given that at q
meeting Of the nirvctora Of the Iionne-
WILLIE Mining Company. held January
10. 1889. az No. ~ north Main street,
salt Lake city. assessment No. Z. OF
onc-half cent per shar. was levied on
the capital stock 81 said company. pay
able immediately Ia the treasurer OF
the company az salt Lake city, Utah.
may remain unpaid ON the 2Oth OF
February. ls'a. VIII be delinquent and
advertised f0r sale at public auction.
aud unless payment ~ made bof0ru,
viii h. sold on March 18th. 1893. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment. together
OF sale.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
No. ~ north Main street. Salt i.ak-
city Utah.
nnf.N January 4. 1904
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Arr,,K,p ny mn. amir.

Nnlt Lake CIV l'tnh. Jan. .i. 100 =
Mrs. -. ~. Sunderland. a. IN 81. this
city. says Fte has found Hoods snfHa.
parilla AN excellent remedy Tor the
grip. She had very severe attack
NJ THE disease. which ioft her weak
Iiood's Sarrapnriila expelled the germs
~ the disease and built NJ her system
This medicine has NO equal after the
gtip aud other facilitating diseases.
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Notice r. hereby given rs tho under.
signed administrator 90 the estate OF
Mary V. Hicks, deceased, Ia the credi.
tors Of. and all persona having claims
against said deceased, 10 exhibit thom
with the necessary vouchers within
four months after the first publication
OF this notice 10 the said administrator
at room Gi5 Mccormick Block. sail
Lake city, Utah,
HENRY =. HICK,
Administrator of tho Estate OF Mary V.
Hicks. Deceased.
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Horrible agony II caused by piles.
Turns and Skin Diseases Thoae arr
Immediately relieved and quickly cured
by he wits witch Hazel Saivc. lie.
ware ~ worthless limitations. 4. q.
schramm, Mccormick building. corner
Main street. First South
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The smallest things may exert the
greatest Influence. De Witra I.lt,ls
Early RiacrH are unepunicd FOR ov,r-
coming constipation ana livcr Troubles.
Small pill. best pill. safe pin 4. G
Schramm, Mccormick building. corner
Main street First South.
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DOLLY PROVERBS .

The rag doll who does not want To be
eaten should avoid small dogs.
A wooden-h, headed doll should be care
ful not 10 hit her head against her mo,
thor, lest her mother should be hurt.
A doll should be Kept away from
rocking chairs, us tho rockers may
crush her.
a wax doll should avoid the FIRE. II
she wishes 10 preserve good complex
ton.
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N,pri,

To the Stockholders ~ the Crown
Point Jold ANA silver Mining
Company
A meeting of tho Stockholders Of thls
company viii b. held on Friday, Feb-
tuhry s'th. next. at o'clock y. m. at
Room au, Mccormick Iiuiiding, for the
purpose Of clcctlng officers and the
transaction of such other business Az
may properly be- brought before ID.
cIiAs. W. SrAYSER.
President
salt Lake Guy. Utah. Jan. sith.
1874 '
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OUR OWN STATE.

two hundred friends. comprising menu
hers Of the choir ana invited guests.
The evening was spent In dancing.
music ana speeches. The ladies had
provided y finc banquet for the occn-
sion. which was greatly appreciated.
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utah Asphalt and varnl,h compur

Utah Asphalt and Narniah Company.
Situation or Principal Place of Bust
ness, 30. eos Mccormick block.
salt Lake cry.
Notice -Therc ARE delinquent upon
the following described Htuck on ac-
count of assessment M, !. levied on tho
2sth day Of November. 1855, the sew
orai amounts set opposite the names
az the respective shareholders. as fpl.
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SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE.

f6 West Second South Street.
Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewrit.
Ink. English hranchcs. Day amt Even.
iuE School Experienced teachers.
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Estate OF Agnes noggan. Deceased.

Creditors VIII present claims with
vouchers To the undersigned. az law
office of Morse q Whittemorc. 4Ol Me.
corniok Bldg, on or before tho 18th
day OF May. a. u. 1899.
JAMES W. HOGAN.
Administrator Of Estate OF Agnes Hog
gan, Deceased,
Date OF first publication. January II.
A. ID. 1893.
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Oregon Short Line R0i|W0y.
TINE GARD ~ rfrEcr JAN 4 ~
CITY daily gH follows


ARRIVE.
From Chicago. Omnnu. 81 Louis,
kansas city. Denver park
Guy and pgtlnn Xxx. ..-a 4
IRON Nclonl, nuttr. Portland
snn Irnnciscn. Ogdcn and In.
. ttrintdiutu points. d.. d. .si
IRON san lfuuclHru. cache Val.
lev. ogden. Non police ana suda
q. ~piints ma Intermediate pulnts 4
FROM Chicago. OmunH. I'D Louis
lsnnnas city. Denver and Or-
Ffnu friaco. Milford. sanppte.
Provo, Errcku. Mammoth, sic
Yer city nud intermediate
-. 'tNNHHs .ss s. ss la aa be 50 u
sliFcu trulr fum Tcfmiuu4
Iuuclc aud Garfield Nunch .... 3 I'd
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Principal place Of business. Salt Lake
city, Utah. Mines situated nj
Lake side Mining District.
Tooclc County, Utah.
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HORACE O. WHITNEY.
Salt I.ahe city. IAN. 4. is,a. Seer

co-or FURNITURE o.. Notice 1. here.
~ given that the Stockholders ~ the C,-on
tutnuur. -. WI meet ~ their Office. u TO
lsp1 ~ so y uL. Tor the election OF nine
ditcctpr. and such other business as may
come before the meeting.
% ~ PETIT s.ete,..x
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PROBATE ANo GUARDIANSHIP
NOIi,E~.
SorioE 40 CREDITORS.

Consult County clerk or the Respective
signers ior Further Information.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

HOME rlliE INSURANCE Uo.-Tne
thnual fneetlrg Of tho ntnckholderr Of the
ihnHnf w Insurance Company 81 Utah,
~ VI nnlu ~ thc cgmpanya once, No.
Men St,eti, salt Lake tlty. Utah ON
ih.thas. February Z. iN9. at D o'clock
~ The purposes Tor which said meet.
~, . - 'Algn. arr 20 elect directors. a Sec
,N,at9 Nld treasurer for tho ensuing
l.hL anu v transact any such other
uusiiesa - may lawfully come before
Iou krt- ~ u.,,,.r.t....
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For chiCnEu. NmnNn. n0nFef
Kansas ely. ~. Louis ogden
aud Park CITY,. o.. ... f.. ., - 90 "a "
For urdcu. rucatniio. Montpelier
SODA springs Cache Valley and
ntrfmrGlatrpuints. ......... .....d % o n
hof fun Francisco. Ordon. cache
valley und Intermediate
For ogden. Denver Kansas city.
omaha, st. Louis. chicago
AMI int"rtuedl ate tuIuts .......-. u ~ y n
for ogden, lutte. Helena, Port
-, lawl und t1u lrauUisru .........n o. % u
Tor Mouur Eureka. Silver CITY.
lruvu. Nephi. SanuVte. Nh.
ford Frisco and intermediate
unluts ......... .....|.. o. n u
"M.scd train Tor Garheid teach,
Inueic aud TERMINUS. o.. .. - q a "
Trains south ~ Juab run daily ~
Fpaiiy except sunday.
CITY TICKET oFtTCE, under Ma
.nnlc iimlli No. ~. west SECOND souit
street. Telephone 40. go. naiirond an,
ticumHhln Tickets on sale 10 an parts III
The World. Pullman Palace Car ticket
oiiicc,
D. v. HURLEY.
d, -. Gen Pass. and Ticket Agent.
GENERAL Ttnffc Manager.
w ~ nANCHOFT
vica-prcsidsnt and den Mrr.
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l. a. nrNToN. Ticket Agent. u. G. W.
Ry.. Dolly Block.
H. T. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Aren't
W y MCMILLAN. Gen. AT.
~ =. W Temple st.. salt Lake CIV