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POLICE PICKUPS.

officer Davies yesterday recovered
! the valuable FUR cape stolen from the
. home of =. +. Fentou several DAYS al go
at the same time Mr. Fenton's dress
SUIT was taken. the burglar. George
Williams. being subsequently caught
Dy the same officer. The cape was
cached, wrapped in q sack. in q box car
at the Rio Graude Western depot.
Officer Johnston has a new theor- Of
handling drunks-"get EN- before they
get en-. He tried it with eminent
success on Dan Redmuhd Yesterday.
Johnston knew Dan had swallowed
enough 10 in time bring on goodly
old soak, and FASTENED the compara-
lively sober man TO HEADQUARTERS. Dan
got drunken every minute on the walk
out to the drunk house, and by the
time be got inside was WhuOping things
up like Tom King used TO. Johnston $
conscience clear, he booked his man
drunk and sWelled all up over his
innovation.
The Adams who escaped from the
county Jail at Ogden last night was
the leader of the much published hobo
eleven Of Salt Lake. and known crook
locally
What d. fool I am" observed 4
caller al police headquarters last night.
He looked up t1 sea the effect Of the re-
-r-.l...
We'll" from Sergeant Brown. what
We'll I came down town at O'Clock
tong SHIT Co ge'=h my wife some beer. on
the doctor prescription. Here it is 10
and I'm just going h0me-hic---
And with the beer. I observe" con-
O. HanrH
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being rapidly tiIirl Cd ont. IN fact Tiers
has only been oile sale That I know or
around any Wnere. and that ose was the
bunch sold By Sparks 10 II. X. Parsons
1T $40 a head / understand that Par
sons later sold 300 Of them TO some Wy
Oming parties for 81 apiece. also aIF0t her
.ot went TO Montana az similar figure
IN speaking OF conditions IN Nevada. Nit.
Me- said that the state was very sparsely
settled, in fact there were barely more
than 40,0tJ people in tuat section at me
present Gay, and uflat. for The major por-
ton. the state was made up of open rang
e., WhereOn, owing 10 the present mild
ami open winter. the stock was rowing at
large and picking up its own feed.
The Knutsford.-R r Hager. c. Rob
erts. Detroit Mich: Mss Mamie Coch-
ran. Miss Louise Hunt Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ
r Hunt, Lansing, Mich; T.. A. Haverstic,
s.. Faui; +. V. Johnson, Chicago, r. W.
HCchary and wife, Lawrence. Kan; Lee
prilete Sweete and wife Providence. r. l.;
Robert F. Harrison, Los Angeles, 3. E
Shear. Denver. +. f. Bronson, Portage
Wis: J. Z. Browne and wife, Butte; r r.
Ritchle. Dawson; George VI. L0vel0ck
AR. and Mrs. a. r. Sculler. ". J. Wat
tiers. CnicagO; D. g. BriggS. New York;
Thomas II. Benton, Lincoln. Neb.. Chas.
Ivan Lloyd. Chicago; II. j. Whitc0mb.
Springfield. Mass; J. d. O Brien. Wye
ming; Mr. and Mrs John O. Lyndermsyer.
Miss II. a Houghton, St Louis
The Cullen.-R. c. O'Nen. Wells. New;
F. NJ. Brown, Gallatin, No; ". \. Ryer,
Denver. Mrs. y. A. Page and son. Bing-
ham: Timothy Driscoll Park City; w H.
Land. New York; II. Johnson Eden. H.
5. Wilson, Mt. Pleasant; Miss Folk, Boise;
J. b. n Wilson and wife Douglas, Wyo.:
w. II. Grant American Fork: D. c. No
mas, kearney. Neb.; John EddingtOn and
wife. Morgan; J. +. AlcOck and wife, Chi
cago; r. NJ. Lewis, Evanston.
White House-T. Higgins. De Lamar.
New: Mss Z. Falbert, Eureka; ". W.
Miles, Evanston, Nyo.i Bert Smith, W. Z.
Price, Iooele; Mrs Allen, Price; a. A.
Berry. CCalvilhe; A. Larsen. TOOele. o. w.
McCappin. Lincoln: w. Morrow. Sandy;
d. ). McCorkle, Park City; N. NJ Beaver.
a. l.. HeasuOn, Bingham, =. Larsen. He
Der; W. Peterson Mrs. r. Solomon Geo.
B. EaTnshaw, Bingham; John Adams,
Provo; John Weston Ophir: A c. Pope.
Mammoth. J. d. Atkinson. Cripple Creek;
L. E. Abbott. Pennington: T. ATdred,
Spring City; j. J. Kelly, Green River; J.
PIlHng, Price; j. Z. Counter Lehi: J. Nc
Carthy. Mike Murray. Butte: Mike SulIi-
van. Eureka; A. J. Duncomb. Evanston,
Wyo.;- j. P. Atkinson. Park City; Mrs.
Rose L. Carmack. Mrs. y. NichOi. Peter
son. Ida: George E. Mckee, Bingham.
Walker HOUse.-JOhn Began, Joseph z,
PdtriCe. Bingham; Matt Ericsson Ogden:
Barton, Charles Johnson. city:
Tom Wise, Kansas City: n. Shelton. Mer-
cur; j. 3. Graham, Bingham; w Q. Lind
say. New York; Dick Whitaker Buffalo
Utah; James Baxter. Beaver City: J. E |
Bucker, MercUr; X II. Whiper. Spokane:
w G. BOndeck. Quincy, ]. a Hunt Eli
reka A 4. AItric, Edgar Aitric Scott
AltTic, MercUr; J. Walters. Bingham; vii
liam kould and wife, New Haven, Con.
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IN The WORLD OF SPORT ENGLAND IS JUSTIFIED

isoIlus 60 wander through the southern
states until the playing season opens. The
pid3ers VINO VIII report are. Catcners
Donahue. Chance Nichols. pitchers. Grif-
nm. Callahan. Taylor. Kfllen Garvin
harvey PnEle. Menefee Cogan. iuEe.d-
erS. Everett Mccormack. CHnrmau VOL
Nttt'h, Connor Magoon. Bradley, out
FEEDERS Ryan. Mertes. Green. DUNCAN.
Dexter Mccarthy Quinn
ihe programme for the preliminary sea-
son is about completed. What VIII be the
scene Of the early practice has not been
InalIE decided. Manager LOTUS viii set
QUO TO-DAY To inspect several places which
are under COnsid ration. He viii visit SCI
ma Ala, NlcAs5urs. Miss. and Tuscalo0-
50, Ala. before deciding The J-0tverSitv
"t Alabama has offered the use OF It's
sioands a. Tuscaloosa with the hope of
Aaliin5 some practice games with the
lrtsuers- Before returning. Manager LJf-
is WI. visit Memphis and probably ar
range FOR several games 90 be played on
inc return of the team from the south.
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Railroad Notes

Vice President Bancroft Of the Short
Line returned from the north yesterday
morning
The Short Line will run an excursion
train to Ogden for the benefit of the G.
A R on Tuesday. the 9th inst Train
leaves Salt Lake a $50 a. m, returning
leaves ogden at II p. m. Fare for the
round trip 81.
Thomas H Benton. brother to City
Ticket Agent Benton Of the Rio Grande
Western is in town for a few DAYS stOp-
ping over on his way from the coast to
Washington, D. c.
The vacancy caused by the resignation
Of General Agent .Suedel.er Of the Rio
Grande Western at San Francisco remains
untitled.
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0GgES TT2MS FOR

offered aid
and something of doubtful efficiency?
before a
The these questions plain
without hesitation what all evidence showed be the thing you
would risk nothing in useless experiments.
Why them 40 risk one Cf flSeEr
most precious possessions fgfeirheagfFs s trying
medicines of unknown value, which may even
prove hurffuE to Gsesn?
Lydia e PinEOESas1Ss Vegetable COrsgOssgad has
stood fBe test Of years. has the largest safe OF
any remedy for female lis En- fire wOssd, and
nothing cOUEd have given it this sale except its
own merit.
DO to
hams Compound all statements
regard to be easily verified For
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HANNAITEs MEET.
Provoites Choose DeIegates-Show
No Enthusiasm.
By Telephone TO The HeraId)

CBy Telephone TO The HeraId)
Provo, Feb 23.-The Republicans
managed to get out enough members
of the party to hold conventions in five
precincts tonight. Little enthusiasm
was manifested. as it is apparent to the
local Hannaites that Hammond has
been decided on By the Salt Lake ma
chine. Here is the list selected as dele
gates to the State convention:
First Ward-Reed SmOot, 5. s. Jones:
alternates, w. K. Spofford, Lafayette
HOlbrOOk
Second Ward-JOhn c. Graham, L. J.
Miner; alternates, James Glove, B. II.
Bowers.
Third Ward-Eph Homer, MyrOn
Tanner. Andrew EggertsOn; alternates,
c. H. Blumsterberg, G. P. Paey, z. A.
Buckler.
Fourth Ward-R. J. Dougdale, J. E.
Booth: alternate, r. Alexander.
All Of the delegates and aIternates
are for Hammond except 5. S. Jones,
whose choice is unknown.
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Ne. York. Feb 22.-Joe Walcott, The
B.-b..... negro. received the decision
or.. J.. rHuyuski Of California in the
s.rr. round of what was TO have
b.n .Hruty-fve-round bout before
I'll, Broadway Athletic club tonight.
Cr.yu=a was practically outrIassed,
and received very severe punishment.
W.u.- weighed ia at 1f7 pounds. and
C..yuzsI af l63. The betting made
C..yLsI pTuhibitiVe faVOrile. odds
of .g. fs 80 being freely laid on his
,0Ec.-. .ut after the first round, when
ga0.UsU Went 10 Tine floor i've times.
t.r odds shifted, and at the beginning
a ..D -.. ud round Walc8tt was Il 2 10
] .aga.l
AU through The fight Walcott was on
o.. aggressive He rushed CnOynski.
s-.l.u- his riEu- To the stomach and
Iel tD the head at VIII In the first
round 'Huyrrki Was foored five times.
TIL. gI-- time h. measured his length
OIL Doe canvas floor NE was hit with a
right under the jaw. Another hard
I-u. u the vicinity of the solar pleNus
81. him down "a second, a right across
on the jaw was the cause of mis- third
al. and left on the jaw put him down
TO- tine fourth tIms.
Walcott Nimble-footed.
WaIrott was very nimbIe ON his feet.
and danced around while ChoyuSR Was
rggauiug his feet Choynski came up
very grnggy after his fourth knock
down. only TO 80 down again from
right ON the point of the chin. which
aut him n3J on his stomach on the
floor of the ring. II looked as il Ch0yn-
Ski was ont for good. but three seconds
after he went down the bell rang, and
D.. was helped To his corner
NaUott forced the fighting IN the
second. sending his right To The body
ami landed a hard left on the jaw
ChHyuski replied with q singing right
ON the head, which staggered Walcott
To- the ropes. This round was fairly
evenly foUght, bul Choyuski, with his
superior reach and height, failed To
Iaud another good blow. as Walcoct was
always able Co dodge every lead OF Ie-
turn made 10y the big Californian.
They rushed ta a cliuch iu the third,
after which WaIc0tt j8bbed his left 90
the face and swung the same hand hard
tu the body. tloynSlN tried left and
right for Jh- head. but Walcou got IN
side of them and put buII hands Co the
Body. ami u the riiuen which followed
sent his right hard over the kidneys
ChOynski Lands Twice.
I'm che fourth Choynsk managed to
land couple If hard right-haulers on
Oh. body but the negro sent back lefts
ami rights Oh the body and face doing
particular damage with his left ON the
eide of the head The nth round was
aI iu WalguJJe favor. and iu the sixth
D.. cut Choynskis right eye with "a
l,ft-hand swing.
o
came up for the seventh round, and
after he received a Tigh- on the wind
ANA two Iefte on the face he staggered
FOO au evidently helpless manner Wal
.Ht then landed Left and right ON the
jaw. forcing thuEu-iu Co the floor. and
when the latter TeEdiHel ms feet Wal
.rE rushed him. DUt War stopped by
Oh. referee. Johnny White. who declared
NIIrUtT the winner WaicuJj said
afterwards ,hgt DE felt that another
blow would have put CHoynski our.
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Mccarthy In TOwn.

Jerry Mccarthy. the Butte pugiiist who
defeated Charlie Williams al Eureka
MonCdy night. arrived IN the city last
evening. He was accompanied by Young
Thomas ana Patsy Sullivan. and the trio
viii remain here for few days looking
over the situation As soon as Silent
Rowan Is released from the isolation hos
pital, preparations for match viii be ar
ranged to- take place. probably in Eureka
some time in March
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MS. Manning Appointed.

Washington. Feb. 2S.-Under the joint
resolution of congress the president has
appointed Mrs. Daniel Manning as a COM
missioner 20 represent the United States
and the National Society Of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution a the
unvsiiing of the lafayette statue in Paris
ard al the Paris exposition.
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HandbaU Games

Ia the haadbaH games an the Y. N. c..
A. ~ gymnasium yesterday Tarpcy and
smith showed up s-rUnE. They defeated
McAil.lan and Evans two sets out of three
with scores of 2l-lg ZI-i1 and 1921 They
tnru dei-atvd Rogers and shaw with "a
score OF -l--h and were. i'm turn. defeated
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Recommendations REGARDING Trusts.

Washington, Feb. 23.-It was stated
today that the Industrial commission
has decided to make certain recOmmen-
datiOns as TO legislation in regard I'd
trusts and these viii be forwarded To
congress next Tuesday OF Wednesday.
together with the testimony taken by
the commission on the subject of
frIISt-
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Guarding Yaoui Prisoners.

Chicago. Feb. pa special Co the
Record from Guadalajara, Mexico.
says: The 500 YaqUi prisoners recent
" taken from the Yaqui country to
ManzanillO have left Colima for Qua
dalajaUa. They are guarded by three
companies of government troops The
trip Will be long and fauguing. as the
Sierra Madre mountains have TO be
crossed.
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WESTERN EARNINGS.
Increase Over the Same Period Last
Year Indicated.

The estimated earnings of the Rio
Grande Western road for the third week
of February indicate an increase of. near
~ 50 per cent over the earnings for the
corresponding period last year The
figures as given by Auditor Geddes are
tabulated below:
Estimated earnings for the third
week Of February. 1900. .SS4 900
Estimated earnings for the third
week of February. 1899. 50. 800
Increase .................---.-- eco 5D1
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A rsinst other Trusts

Washington. Feb. Representative
Richardson Of Tennessee introduces Joint
resolutions today against the steel trust
and against trusts in barbed wire. wire
nails etc. IN the form similar % those
introduced by him against the sugar and
paper trusts.
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Change In Time Card

The Rio Grande Western road an
nOunces that the train for Bingham.
Provo and Sanpete Valley. leaving at S:35
a. m, will. commencing Sunday. Feb %.
leave Salt Lake at $40 a. m. There Will
be no change in the return schedule.
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Sunday Hours.

t4eneral delivery and stamp
window open II a, m to-. 100 D. m.
Carriers window, L m to-. 100 D. m.
Holrs of collection of mail from letter
BOXES IN the business districts: . a. m. 10
"a m, p. Ill. $50 p. m. 6 p. m, D. m.
SUNDAYS 10 a. m. and 4:38 D. m
ARTHITR /. THOMAS. Postmaster
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The most enthusiastic body Of uni
versity students that has assembled
since the intercollegiate debate with
the B. Y. academy last May, crowded
the laboratory building last night to
listen to the contest between the two
strongest classes of the university, the
third and fourth year normals Every
seat in the lecture hall was occupied
at an early hour, and a large crowd
hlled the alsies and passage ways. Class
spirit was at its height, class songs and
yells came fast and furious; and as
the debaters warmed 10 their subject
class enthusiasm rose to fever heat
and expended itself in vociferous dem
OnStTatiOnS
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Facts About Two Gases
of Failing Of the W0sssb
Recovered by Lydia e
P5DkEsaEssyS Vegetable
COMPOUND.

. I suffered for fifteen years without
finding any relief. tried doctors, but
nothing seemed to do me any good. I
had falling OF the womb. leucOrrh9a,
pain in the back and head, and those
bearing-down pains One bottle of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound did me 50 much good that / sent
for four more, also two boxes Of Liver
Pills and one package of Sanative
Wash After using these felt like
new woman. Mrs. g. A. Winter,
GliddeH, Ia, Box 1zo.
/ was suffering with falling Of the
womb, painful menstruation. head
ache, backache. pain in groins. ex-
tending into the limbs; also a terrible
pain at left womb. The pain in my
back was dreadful during menstrual
ton. and my head would ache until
would be nearly crazy. Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
given me great relief I suffer TO
pain now, and I give your medicine
all the praise. - Mrs. j. p. MCSpads
den, Rosenberg, Tex.
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Hair Goods-Half Price.

Buy hair switches while demOnstrator
from New York is with us. About half
usual prices-$1O0 to $500.
WALKERS STORE.
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NNNLEy IS SCORED. LIFE IN BULL PEN"
How the Imprisoned Miners
Suffered at Wardner.
MEN ATE OFF GROUND
PLACE FILTHY AND NO SAM
TARY ARRANGEMENTS.

One Prisoner Was Refused Permission
By the Military Authorities to Go
to the Bedside of His Sick Wife
Drunken Soldiers Thrown in With
the Miners.
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University Glasses Have Warm
Debate.
TALKOFTRANSVAALWAR
JUDGES DECIDE IN FAVOR OF
BUTLER.

Course Of England In the South Afri-
can Unpleasantness Is Endorsed
University Students Out In Force
to Hear Debate and Story Con
test
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HOTEL GOSSIP.

DO people buy patent medicires2 Well
should remark" said W A. Land Of
New York al the Cullen last nieht. Land
ought to know. as he is in the business
himself as representative for some lung
mixtures. = viii tell you that the doctors
are to a great extent responsible for the
big sale too. You never struck q doctor
YET VINO had a good word to say for pat
eiJ medicines, but YOU get into the conf
Utllca OF any prescription clerk and YOU
VIII ind that IL Is surprising the mount
OF patent medicines which find Their way
mo everyday prescriptions In response
TO q query as TO which was The hest state
I'D the vest from a patent medicine stand
point. Land said that California un-
uoubredly took the palm in that regard
the sales In that state being away ahead
OF anything else IN the west Next To that
state colorado appeared on he list. while
tan came III a bad third According to
Land his firm spent approximately $4,000
a. year in advertising. S75O0l If which
went TO the newspapers of the United
States.
\. J. Lawrence. "A paper man haiIing
from Omaha came In from the east last
night and registered al the kenyon In
~l,Clh- rs. on ehe present outlook In the
paper business he sung the same lay that
has been intoned by his predecessors i'm
the same lire Of business for the mast five
months. He said. when in comes ~
pounds IN Ult,Ce Of $50 Of five months ago
book paper was az that time cents a
pound TO-DAY IT. is :, while manila panars
are over double the price they were "a few
months back Everything along the I'm
is on the rise. from sulphur 20 wood pulp
and the end is not yea When it comes
10 taking contracts We are not making
any AT the existing prices. as there is no
knowing where they viii end
John Brown of Provo erStwhile sheriff
of Utah county. came into town last NIGHT
and registered al the White House He
reports Provo TO be cousidera blv worked
up over politics with the iudicatio that
the county VIII go over TO the King RANKS.
r. q. o Mel. prominent CattlemaD Of
Wells. New. is among the guests uuarfer-
ed az the Cullen. In speaking of the
stock industry On his state last night. he
said. There has hardly been move
made this winter, and cattle generally are
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The Shoe Sale

Today will be last day. Better come
WALKERS STORE.
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PuglHsm.
.CHOYNSKI IS BEATEN
Joe WaicOtt Puts 1t On the
Californian.
FOUGHT SEVEN ROUNDS
RkRBADOES NEGRO THE AG-
GREssOR ALL THROUGH.

Cb5vusld Went to the Floor Five
Times In the First Round, Driven
By Hard Rights On the jaw and
the Solar Plexus-Watcott Much
tn Lighter of the Two Men.
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The Shoe Sale.

Today viii be last day. Better come.
WALKERS STORE.
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Office Hours,


Money order office opens at a.
m. and closes t....--...--....... 500 p. N. /
Opening register WlneoW,-....... 500 a N. /
Closing register windoW------ 500 p. m. 1
General delivery window open
6 a. m. To-. ------.-.---- 500 p. m /
Stamp winaow open a. m to-. 500 P. n. /
Carriers e5fndOW. except Sun
5av e-00 10 ........ z-00 , ~,
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BaseB8n
CALLED TO PRACTICE.

O-.eago Baseballists Beginning
Work In Earnest.
Feb. z3.-Pre<d=ut Hart TODAY
. -a- call for the practice season of
.- ..'aE' baseball club. The players
..ere.t Co report oa Na--h S for nre-
D.. .s training. After chat date they
0e placed al The disposal Oh Manager
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Ovarian Troubles Always
Yield to lydia e Pink
hass1'S Vegetable C0ns-
Rslyrz.oF
HCQEas

4 had been in poor ho,stn for
twenty years, having inflammation Of
ovaries and womb trouble. Although
treated by physicians. IcouId not gain
strength nor do my work, and was so
low-spirited and tired of life. A friend
advised me to take Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. The first
bottle strengthened me. and I wrote
20 you. After taking six bottles can
say that I am well and can even do
washing. - Mrs. NJ. w. Miller, No.
1888 Canal Street, New Orleans, La.
For three years I suffered with
ovarian trouble. having Inflammation
and an abscess on right ovary. Had
such pain IN my back and head, and at
times was unable to walk. Had sew
eral doctors. but they did not do me
much good. One doctor said that /
would have to have an operation and
have the Ovary removed. J became
discouraged, and gave up all hopes Of
getting well ] began taking Lydia
z. Pinl1ham's Vegetable Compound.
! wrote TO Mrs Pinkham and followed
her directions faithfully. and am bet
ter than I have been for three years.
Z have taken ten bottles. and nv
friends are surprised at my rapid i'm
provement." y Mrs. w. III. Walters,
Cold Spring FiaTbOr, L. /. N. Y,
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CLOSING MAILS.

o. s L.-Fast mail east, 6 a. m.
ana -.-....---- .--.--.-.... .tl.V0 a. N.
O. 5. L.-Davis. Box Elder and
Cache counties and Ogden. S
a. m; and ...-.....-.... .......... 500 p. m.
R. G. W.-Atlantic mail east. i:05 a. N.
+. G. W.-Sanpete and Sewer
counties ELECTROMAGNETIC. 7:S5 a. m.
r G. W--C4lifOrnia. Nevada
and ogden, l1:20 a. m. and. 500 D. m.
Q. 5. Idaho, Montana. Ore
gOu Nevada. California and
Ogden, $40 a. m. and -......-... 500 p. m.
R q. W.-GTand Junction, Kan
saSaTexas, New Mexico. Colo
RADIO and all east mail / D. m.
and ...-,:.-.........-.-... ......-... 7:05 p. m.
diatc points, daily except Sun
day -....:--.....-.-.-...-.... 6;45 a. m.
T. PARK Clty-.-.-..---...-..... 1:30 a. m.
r. G. W-Bingham canyon. 7:35 a. m,
West Jordan. 7:35 a. m. and. 400 D. m.
o. S. L.-Nephi and intermedi-
ate points OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 a. m
o. S. L.-AIl mails east Of Echo $40 D. m.
Big Cottonwood and Miller. 700 a. M.
o. 5. L.-All points south Of
Nephi. Gaily except Sunday. 500 D. m.
Q. 5. L.-ClOsed pouch for Og-
den ..,..........,.,.;;;;.. -....:.... $40 p. m.
r. Murray and Sugar, a
m and ---.-...--.....--.-.-..-- 400 D. m.
R. g. W.-Eureka, Silver City.
Mammoth and intermediate
points ......... 90 p. N.
o. 5. L.-Mercur. Cedar Valley.
Eureka Silver City and all
intermediate points .......---- e.55 q m