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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

cause he thought the strike order was
a. canard. As soon as he was visited
by a delegation OF operators, however,
he quickly left the key.
Five years ago an operator in Dodge
Cit.y sent out q bogus order for a strike
and great CONSERVATION prevailed al
over the system for a short time. Mem
orv of -LSe experiences then was what
kept the operator at Topeka at ms
The operators in the Office stayed at
their keys long enough to acqualnt al
che circuits with the news and then
Ieft. e. q. Scholes, superintendent OF
telegraph heard the order sent and
Immediately jumped TO his rect with
the remark.
well that means that they viii all
60 out"
Trains on some of the southern di-
vision points. 5OtR passenger ana
freight are hOpeIessly tied up tonight
Twenty operators were brought mere
from Chicago last night by the officials
in anticipation of the strike, but none
of them went to work
Dispatches received here indicate
that every Office west of Topeka Is
closed This includes the offices on the
branches west of Albuquerque. -Four
operators between here and Kansas
CITY have not yet reached been reached
nv the strike order of the o. r. T., but
will tomorrow. and the strike viii be
then complete.
a Capital special from Pittsburg,
kan says
The strike on the part of the opera
tors of the Santa Fe is being felt here.
When the Kansas City train came III
tonight Conductor Ramsey found the
red lights turned against him. de
hoped 20 get out Of the dilemma by
running the train TO Frontenac, but
AGAIN found the lights turned against
him He then returned to PlttsbuTs,
where he viii wait for orders
The tie-up is complete SO far as the
traffic in and out of Pittsburg IS con-
cerned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
BRITISH THINK THEY HAVE DEWET
CAUGHT, AFTER A HARD CHASE

first received Dec. ,. The next morning
General Knox started in hot pursuit,
and Bilcher's and HerbeTt's columns
were detailed 70 make a turning move
meat After three hours march Cen
eral Knox learned that during the night
De Wet had doubled back past the
British right necessitating a complete
change Of plans. During the night of
Dec. 5 General Knox encamped on the
Carmel farm, the site of the Boer
lager, which evidently recently and
hurrfediy moved. General Knox started
again at daylight, hoping to corner De
Wet while crossing KarreD0Ort drift,
but he arrived too late.
The British experienced very great
difficulty ia following De Wet, owing to
the rise in the river, but they succeeded
in crossing without the loss of a man
or a beast, From that time on the pur-
suit of the Beers was taken up without
( baggage, the troops being supplied by
/ fOrasers, enabling them 70 make more
rapid movements and keep in touch
with the republicans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

London. Dee S.-The war Office has
received the following dispatch from
General Kitchener at BIoelafontein,
dated Dec. S:
Have just received news from Knox
al R0uXtilie that De Vets force. hav-
ing failed to force Gonna ssie bridge.
hich we held. has trekked northeast.
aeandoning 500 horses and carts. His
attempt on Cape Colony, therefore, has
failed He is being pressed on all
sides"
Aliwalnorth Cape Colony, Friday.
Dec. General De Wet appears TO be
in a most dangerous position. and to
need all his strategy 10 extricate his
force. With strong British columns on
three sides and two swollen rivers barr
ing his front, the British commanders
begin to be hopeful that the great chase
by four columns, which has been one
Of the most exciting operations of the
war, viii result in the capture Of De
Wet.
Definite news of his whereabouts was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

Cornerin' the jaek-nine for two bits a
throw uD IN Carson2 Not this time,
Johnny. I been to Manly as special
commissioner from Mckinley to aid in
the great work of beneverIunt assimer-
!ation. Catch that, john? Mac wires
me about three months ago to duck
over there an help Kill out the resur-
rection by introducin' the genial game
OF faro bank an other joys of civiliza-
ton To his misguided friend AgUinaldo.
I seen nothin' would Go Mac but 1
must go, SO I packs me a few faro
boxes an d portable roulette wheel,
not to mention dozen decks Of Steam
boat SqUeeZers, an hikes out. 1 amt
agoin' to weary you with the trip over.
It's sufficient to say bumps some
army officers for expense money, the
old-fashioned run-Up game. you know.
Johnny. When I gifts to Manly
hires me a water buffalo an pushes on
Ia the field of honor. After so long
time reaches one of Aggie's outposts.
There I Ietched a niger and told
him to run quick an tell Aggie to come
a-runnin' with about 400 cases, Mex.
an be civerlized. Well, ne come, John.
He come a-runnin'. There's about 100
other niggers with him, an when
seen EN- all in such a hurry to git to
me, I lowed that it was goin' to be a
mortal cinch to civerlize 'em.
Il gifts my layout ready as quick as
I could an had everything in shape
when Aggie dashes up. It's the Old
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
Haunted House Torn to Pieces By
Young HoOdIumS.

that are tearing down the house to fur
nish fuel for their bon fires
The house, which has been vacant
for many years on account Of the SUI
perstition which attaches to il, was
nrrchased by some west side people
some time ago and fitted up for a
church. Despite this fact, the spectres
continued to make their depredauons
on in. and last night the police were
called in to take d hand in the matter
Tbe officers declare that unless the
v-o11na- spooks stop their visits to the
haunted house they viii go shOst-hUnt-
ing and some Of the ghosts will land
in the city Jail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
DESERTED HUSBANDS SUIT.

An echo of the eiOpement of a young
college student with Mrs. c. NJ (AIOnD
Russell some six or eight weeks ago
was heard in Justice Kroeger's court
yesterday. The title Of the case was
G. III. Russell rs Frank Miller. the
money lender. 1t was an action to re-
plevin the furniture Mir. Russell placed
in his Wife'S cosy little home while he
went out to look after the sheep, and
which she soaked" in order to get
money for the flight with her lover.
The amount of the ChatteI mortgage
was SOS, and while Justice .Kr0eger rem
dered his decision giving Russell the
furniture, he reserved his decision on
the amount of the damage Russell
should collect from Miller, who held
the mortgage
Christensen & Ryckman appeared for
The plaintiff and W. r. Hutchinson for
the defense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

jumps an he numbers away. I've gone
about a mile, maybe two miles, when
the cigareet gun gees Off 1 looks back
an finds the only damage it's done is
TO the Niger that shot Il. Some COM
forted by this, hastens on my way
an 5000 I'm safe in town There I
finds thai the only people that RELY
appreciates the comforts of home is
the army officers an the torn resi-
dents.
Il fixes me up some club rooms,
faxed new box. built a wheel and
bought few new decks. Say, John,
the business / done there would Of
made Sammy Reggel look like dirty
deuce in the discard What made me
quit? Only because there wasn't Moth
in more in sight to win. Coin? ] got
coin enough to plate a battleship.
Il stops at the English club in Hong
kong On my way back. as I tells you,
an picked up the accent you heard me
throw at the cabbie, along with a few
crowns an shillin's an tuppences. Last
Monday lands in Frisco, an dern
glad was to see the old country again.
I'm grievin' some that I didn't take a
run over to Chiny an see somethin'
good pulled of amongst the Boxers.
I'd done it only didn't have no time
to spare.
I'm walkin' up Market street in
Frisco Monday afternoon when I
bumps into Ike Trumbo an George Q.
Cannon. George Q.'s goin' to Homo
lulu an Ikes seem him off. seen
Ike at the hotel later. He puts me next
to the senatorial fight over here. Ike
says there amt nobody in it but him.
Yep, he showed me an interview from
George Q. that he'd wrote himself tell
in about how the church was for Ike.
ITO hear Ike talk. you'd bet your
case ten that he's the only live one in
it. He's comm over in a few days an
wants me to manage his campaign. ]
got so much ccin I don't know but
what I'll cut in on nay own hook Any
way I ain't goin' to tie Up with Ike
until I hears what Orange an Tom
Kearns an Art Thomas are goin' to do.
Then I'll
But here a group of the Old Sports
! friends came in. They dragged him
back to the bar, and when the celebra-
ton ended the old man was in a state
OF too great exaltation TO continue his
monologue-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

Piece by piece, what is known as the
haunted house" in the northwestern
rary Of town, is being torn down and
carried away by a gang of very ma
terial ghosts that infest that portion
of the town The work. It is said, has
been going on silently and mysterious
~ until one part OF the house has been
almost entirely destroyed and carried
away IN the waning of the evening
bon Sres galore may be seen in that
mart of the town. around which the
shad0Wy forms of innumerabie lads are
seen to dit ike ghOstiy spectres, ana II
is believed that these are the ghosts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
FIRST BLAST OF WINTER
OESCENDS UPON SALT LIKE

,hange in temperature, and the threat
II mercury in the outside thermom-
eters began to shrink down toward the
buIb. Section Director Murdoch Of the
local weather bureau said that accord
ing to the message from the coast the
tleruoDeter here would likely drop
about 10 degrees by this morning, and
fbe city would awake to find itself II
letters of ice.
According to the same messat
heavy snowfall is expected IN
mountains. but the local bureau sa-
the fail viii not likely reach the city.
The local forecast for today is. Cloudy
and low temperature" Although the
oredirted cold win no doubt be hard
ilpon unprotected cattle and UMPIRE
pared people, vet the accompanying
snow viii be a cause of delight 20 those
VINO depend upon the mountain water
supply for their bread as well as drink
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

The fey breath Of cold wave
sWocped down upon salt Lake about
dusk last evening, as predicted by
special forecast from san Francisco
yesterday afternoon. and caused the
mercury to take a sudden tumble OF
a degree or two, with indications that
the stump would be increased several
degrees before this morning
Early yesterday afternoon the local
weather bureau received a special mes
sage from the station at San Francs
co saying. Cold wave strike Utah to-
night. Snow in mountains
The warning was Immediately sent
throughout the state by the local bu-
reau. advising the farmers and ranch
ers 10 prepare for the approaching cold
snap. The temperature was down 10
IS degrees above zero All day yester-
day, but when "Oid Sol hid BIS face
Dehiad the hills there WAS decided
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
Tonight and Tomorrow Night

ana each day and night during this
week you can get at any druggist's
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Iungs, acknowledged to be the most
successful remedy ever sold for Coughs.
Group. Bronchitis, WhOoping Cough,
Asthma and Consumption. Get a bot
tie today and keep 1t always in the
house, so you can check your cold at
once. Price, 25c. and soc. Sample bot
tie free. For sale by Godbe-Pitts Drug
company. salt Lake City, Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

My Electric Relt is an article OF mer-
it and has cured 20O00 weak men and
women II is expensive to manufae-
ture and the prices asked are SO low
they viii not stand the wholesale re-
auctions offered by other concerns. If
YOU are cured by my Electric Belt you
must pay for il. if it fails to cure you
I refund every cent you paid for it,
and give you legal written guaran-
zee that ! viii do so. You deal hon
y with me and I viii with you No
er concern ever made such an offer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

reg lar at all. Just
picked it up at the
English club over
in Hongkong, an I
hauls it out when
ever I desires to
create the impress
preston that I'm "a
English n0blenaan.
Yep, 7 stops al
HOngkong comm
back from Manly.
Didn't know I been
over there?
"Whered V o 1
c11uUcc1 7 bno,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
Arrested nd Set Free

DIR. J. II. HauafOrd says in the
Western PIowmau- II the first cough
IS properly treated the first step in The
direction of consumption arrested. sthe
lungs developed, the breath set free
we need not fear consumptiO1. -
Kemp's Baisam for the Throat and
Lungs is the proper treatment for the
first codEh. No other remedy has 50 we'd
SO many from consumption. Large
bottles. Z5c. and see. For sale bv
Gqdbe-Pitts Drug company, Salt Lake
49,. Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

johnny was seated at the desk behind
the cigar counter. He was writing a
letter and chewing the end Of his pen
holder as an aid to inspiration.
The Old sport had giveu his order
to the cabman in tones loud. enough
Cor Johnny to overhear him. Johns
eyes sparkled and over that section of
his face which was not covered nv his
blonde mOustache spread a welcoming
smile
Me deah fellah, how are ye. don't We
know" the Old sport murnured. ae he
pushed into the dispensary and held
out a plump hand to the dispenser.
Where'd you get it, Sport? Tell me
quick, where'd you get it2" asked
jchnny, after the handshake. Don't
try 20 look surprised. You know dern
wen what mean. Where'd you ger
the blOOmin' accent2"
1t don't make you sore, does it. old
SOM" was the reply. I don't use it
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
Cache Sugar Factory VIII Be Built
Very Soon.

putting up the factory were completed
he .intrnated that the main difficulty
yet to be overcome is a matter of raj
road rates on machinery. and this, it
is expected Will be readily adjusted.
1t is regarded here as practically GER
tain that the Cache sugar factory Will
be built and that in time for next sea-
sons beet Cro0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
lsnecial 10 The HeraldA

Ogden, Dec. S.-David Eccles left this
evening for the east, 10 be absent about
ten days. just prior to his departure
ar Eccles stated to The Herald that
he expected to contract for machinery
for the Cache valley sugar factory be
fore his return. He would not state
positively that all arrangements for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
By JOEL L. PRIEST.

sport, he says, an I'm mighty glad
20 see YOU he says, maxim a pass at
me with a boIo. ducks the boIo an
lets him have faro box behind the
ear. The same TO you. Aggie. 1 says.
seem that he don't want to be civer-
lied none.
another niger grabs the roulette
NIeei and starts away with it. Six or
seven gees Though me an digs up the
Squeezers. which
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
DR.. Benefits
IL ctrical SuSpenS0ry.

For the cure of the weaknesses of
men is just as great an invention as
my Electric Belt. and is sent FREE
to each male patient
knowing, beyond the possibility of
OF doubt. that my Electric Belt viii
cure fmpotency, Lost Manhood, Vari-
cOcele and all Sexual Weaknesses. in
either sex restore Shrunken and TN
developed Organs and Vitality, cure
Kidney, Liver and Bladder Troubles,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
See Mehesy the Furr,s,
for furs. KnutSford.
: . -

The use Of "T7'' sends -.
tingling through the veins ~, s-Ood
reaches the extremities v,b~- III II
feet warm up and the Cold is broken s-'
Like. Like Malaria. Grip peraaes every
hia'aoy caused by taking Cold. srs
takes on d Grppy nature. fncrr5.1- 'A'
only Coughs. Colds. Bran.r+.. '.'i
tarrA and Sore Throat. bu, ais, pa. Va
mausm, Kidney and Bladder 5.- -'-'7--
which are either caused or arg-.-.-A
by taking Cold. '.11
Be sure to send for a copy of The
edition Of Dr.. Humphreys. 2larr.r ~.
pages. on the care and t-ss.r,sr. III
the sick in all ailments. mailed ~, Vi
humphreys' Hgmgrpat sr.fs-f-,
/ Cor William & john Sis N.r- M. Co.,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
n. DENNETT'S HHTRN BELT

has soft silken, chamois-covered sponge electrodes
that do ava with that frghtful burning and blister
ing caused by all other makes of beltswhch nave pare
metal odes which vendgris VIII accuIlu-
late VeTdigris is deadly poison Ny Electric Belt
can be rene wed when burned for only '5c; no
other belt can be renewed for price, and wnen
burned out is worthless. If you going TO buy an
Electric Belt your Weaknesses, the non-burning
and renewiu features my Electric Belt should ap-
peal to your better judgment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
TIED UP NEAR WICHITA.
Only One Train On Division Reported
Running.

Wichita, Kan, Dec. S.-AH the Santa
Fe trains except one are said to be tied
IN in this division between Newton
and Purcell. No operator was working
after O'Clock except two at Arkansas
CITY and. one at Perry. Oklahoma
Three freights and a passenger are
tied up here and q telephone message
from Wellington says that every thing
is dead on the Pan Handle division.
Division superintendent TiCe arrived
here one and a half hours late tonight
with the east bound Newton & Purcell
train. running on card time. He claims
that he win continue to move passen-
ger trains over his division.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

Another narrowing tale of the stage
the romance Of a theatrical Light whose
life is not bed of roses, is tersely told
in a popular song. Mark Z. Swan, pro
prietor, and Fitzgerald Murphy, man
ager, conducting Whose Baby Are
-rOu?" which has been showing at the
Grand all week, are defendants in a
suit for breach of contract The party
with the grievance, al injured pride,
lacerated heart and dilapidated wallet
is Miss Elena Morris, formerly Abigail.
rh1 servant in the show. now in san
Francisco behind 1he show. She says
the management gave, her terrific
throw-CIovn. and to recover damages
sufficient at least to pay her way back
fo New York is Miss Morris chief aim
i'm life right at the present time
Miss Norris claims that the w hose
Baby Are You2" company contracted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

they promptly pro
eeeds to destroy.
The Old Sports up
to the hook, shore,
I thinks, as I gets
ready to make a
run back to Mainly.
It's dead sure T
amt got too much
time, fer I see a
Teller lightin' a CT
garrett to touch off
his gun with.
"OD the b11ffs4, r
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

ant; p II. Maher. Denver; L. r. Alb
bott. T. z Lyons. Pennington; Charles
Stout. Ogden
White IIouse.-Thomas L. Wesover,
Denver. Colo, II Bowers, Cheyenne
". T. MeFarIsne and "a Miss Nc
Farlane. Master MCFarlane, L-ssSS1ooi,
England; George Asbogast. Bingham;
sam GafOn and wife. Soda Springs; Mrs
McStow Soda Springs; Alex Justensen
and wife. Spring city: e L. Reese. Butte.
Mont; L 3. Watson. Park City; J. F.
Wallace and family. Spokane. Wash; DOT
Watson. Eureka: W. Water and wife.
Bingham; George L. Haunaks. High
land; NJ. N. Warner. Provo; c. B. Hair
Nevada; r. Steele and wife, Basin
Springs; h Z. Cooper and wife, West
Jordan: Perry Richardson stockton 5
Mcintyre. oregon; A p. Ring, Pocatelio:
f. ". Fisher. indianapolis, Ind; James
Byrne. Park City; II. +. Johnson, Mil
ford. w. G. Sheppard. Eureka; Mrs. c.
Young. Sunshine: j. II. BellemeSe. Kan
sas CITY. A. Schener. Grand Junction.
Colo: A. c. Nelson Montana; IT Ayleht-
West Jordan: Mrs H Pearson. West JCr-
dan: JB. Van Arsdel, Denver. Colo;
George J. BraZieT. Butte; John kiipack,
iT Terrace. Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
Housa FuIogizes Farmer

Washington. Dec. S.-Cuder a. special
order adogted at Tie last session. the
house devoted today after I o'clock to
paying tribute to the memory Of the late
Representauve A. @ Harner OF Pennsyl-
Vaal9- EuiQEICI were pronounced by
Messrs. Bingham OF Pennsylvania Cum
mIuEs, New York Grosvenor. Ohio;
adams. PENNSYLVANIA; McCIeary Mime
sofa White. North Carolina McAiecr
Pennsylvania, DFarmond. Missouri: Otey
Virginia DemOrreiL Pennsylvania. and
then. at 20, as further mark Of respect
90 the memory OF the deceased, the house
adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

as this. whether they give medical or
electrical treatment. This guarantee
Is based upon the fact that my Elec-
trio Belt cures IS per cent Of the cases
/ accept for treatment / can refund
the money in ; per cent Of the cases 1
treat and still make a living, ana a
living profit is all I want. II you nave
negiecfed your case so long that death
only viii relieve ] viii not accept your
case! If YOU can be cured l VIII ae-
cept the case and refund the fee paid
me If I fails This. I think. is fair. As
TO me- financial standing and integrity,
YOU can easily ascertain or write and
! will send references.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
al Ont In Oklahoma

Guthrie o. T., Dec. S.-Au Santa Fe
operators on the Oklahoma lines quit
work at p. m. today. Trains are run
ming on time card rights.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
Quit ct Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. San the
operators employed in the office of the
Santa Fe here and al La Gran5e sta
ton quit their keys this afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
mn INIIEl STAIEl GAIERNMENI

as a reward for my study, research and discovery.
has given me the exclusive use of my method OF APP
plying eectr city therefore when others claim they
have appliances Just like mine when they say their
so-caed Gle ctrc belts have the features Of mine you
can set the m down as frauds from the start
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09
ny GUARANTEE.

This 10Th day of November. 4. d. 1900.
the mana ger of the Or. Bennett Electric
Belt company mas personally appE a e1 De
fore me. and upon oath says that the DR.
Bennett Electric Belt company always
keeps on deposit in the following national
banks sufficient money to make good any
guarantee the company may give its pa
.Jients.
Denver National bank of Denver, Colo
New England National bank of Kansas
.City. Mo.
Merchants National bank Of Omaha,
Neb
.Pa.
Third National bank of St. Louis, Mo.
State OF Colorado, County of Arapa-
hoe-ss.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
10th day OF November, 1900
CHARLES A BONFTLsS.
Notary Public.
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The Cullen-James Mulch. Portland
c P. BOuker, ROsalaud, B. c.; W Or
mond. La Grande. Ore; II. s Dufneid
and wife. San Francisco; F. II Hodge
heimer Eureka; Joseph Watson. Eure-
ka: J. Z. Jeasan. American Fork; Mrs
C W Spilane. c. Grace Cahin, Sar
Francisco; George Eamshesu, Bingham
c. NJ Jones, Pueblo; 2. Duffy. John MuI-
fgan. Denver. G. O. Ambs. St. Louis, =
NJ Knight. Denver; B. T. Ware, Denver
A l. Wilcox, Kansas City; W. 9 Crum
Helena. W. II. Rhodes, San Francisco
Thomas Riley, Omaha; Henry ShilOk
Park City: s a King. Provo; w H
Waters, ogden: j. NJ. Frems. Glendft3, r
Pike Eureka; H z. Murray, Mt Pleas