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Federal court Al erownsvilIe.

Rio Grnnde City, Texas. February 49,
United states court officials passed through
here on, route Brownsville to hold court.
Deputy United States Marshal Clarke left
here with eighteen prisoners 10 appear be.
offenses.
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os esssssssse.seseeessssssessse

the law so MS to provide FOR the election
of two constables in Justice precincts con
tainlng a city OF 500 Inhabitants or over,
and provides that each OF said constables
may appoint one deputy. II provides that
the commissioners court may assign one
of said constables to each justice court
An emergency is declared.
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n - N d. Three rooms in private family,
with no chiidren: must be well located.
Address 3iQ5. this Office. 3
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Child Died OF Burns.

rImnson Texas March The 4-yeas..
ga snr ~ Mr.. W r. Taylor. who w
nad,v burned on the 18th ultimo. mcnhs !
AIN ,yss made In The + st. died III
1 oiy Mat al 10 O'Clock. This Is the sesopc
child that has lost rs ,nn lig ,,ti ne, daush3S
N ~ ~ r. h McIntIre n suffering froRNs
bsd burn. but Is resting fairly wen noybte
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SODA FOUNTAINS Write us before buy
ing and see what we have. We can save
you big money. We make fountains
equal 10 any on the market; goose neck
milk shakes, Ice shavers. carbonntors and
makers OF all kinds of show caRcs Write
G. Mnilandcr 4 Sons. Waco, Texas 3.o5
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AGENTS WANTED.

fENTs WANTED in every water works
'own In the United States for the Mod
trn" filter; latest and most novel des.gn;
'Fst ever made to recbarge IN one min
te; one gross "hber cotton" niilngs "a
fear's supply free with each; light. neat,
handsome. sells soon as sediment taken
from the water IS seen on cotton; re-
served territory; send for circulars and
terms. Modern Filter Co., 243 Franklin
iireet. Boston. Mass.
RE YOU A HUSTLER or dronef
want an agent In every town and city In
Texas TO sell life insurance for The Hart
ford Life. Notes taken at our risk pay
able October l. or cash In 90 days or on
the spot. Answer quick. w. II. Patter-
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FOR RENT.

FOR KEN 4.
FOR RENT--Two nice partly furnished
front rooms and one furnished, 1904
Travis street il
FOR RENT--Tbree unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 1908 Fannin
street. g
THREE nDfurnished rooms for light house.
keeping 10 parties without children. ref.
erence. 1903 Preston avenue. 8
SIX DOLLARS per month. Two unfur-
nished south rooms; close In; no Uhil.
dren. 705 Crawford street 3
ROOM FOR RENT-Bntier dat No g. g
FURNISHED RoOMS-il09 Capitol. s
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM for two
gentlemen; two blocks from Central
depot. G04 Girard street 8
TWO-STORY house. eight rooms; will sell
or rent; good location for boarding-hou
Write at once 10 ]. Il. Raspberry. Whar
ton, Texas.
TWO COTTAGES-One four.room and one
lye-room Inquire 1910 Houston avenue.
one block from street ear line.
RICE LAND TO RENT.--T have 400 acres
OF rich black rice land To reut. water
guarapteed; good hve-roorn frame house
with chimney and cistern 20 go With
land. Joseph Greer. Angleton. Texas. ~
sEvEN-RooM HOUSE. 1915 Lamar ave.
nue.. Apply SAT San Jacinto street. A
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Independence Dav Observance.

Austin, Texas, March 1,--rhc university
students will observe Texas Independence
Day tomorrow at the university. The fol
lowing is the programme for the occa
sicn:
a. m---The students OF the university
will assemble In front of the State capl'
tcl. form by classes, headed by the mi.
yeIsity hand for tae purpose Of escorting
II detail of men, appointed to draw one
OF the cannon used In tho Texas revolution
from the capitol grounds to the university
campus.
10 a. m.--The Texas nag will be raised
or the university building and salute of
twenty guns fred
10:45 n. m.-EXcrclscs In tho university
auditorium, Invocation, Rev. w. - Brad
field Song, led by University Glee club.
Address hy Hon. NJ E. Kiehurc of Gal
weston Subject: "reNas Declaration OF
Independence; Its Historical Result and
Influence"
Song.
BenedlctIon. DR.. n. Il. Wright.
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Wednesday,.
red aihc final passage Of his
mandates to be taken out OF
court within twelve months
,Eincnt.
red the engrossment of his
for sthe purchase of public
Titles of i've acres or less,
lands, by actual settlers who
on End placed valuable i'm
ereon prior to January, 1895,
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A CHICAGO Rice COMPANY.

Austin, Texas. March Permit to do
business In Texas was granted today by
the secretary of state to the Gulf Rice
Growing company Of Chicago. 1t has
capital stock Of S23.000 and It's Texas office
Is 10 be located at Beaumont.
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PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

uptln, Texas, March 1.-The senate met
( morning after recess, 1t being APP
III that no quorum would be here to-
/, Nc regular method of adjournlng was
|<nsed with.
- Lloyd marriage license bill was post
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IN CONFORMITY with resolution OF the
board of directors, the Young Mems Mu-
tual Real Estate aud Building Assocla-
tlon. In process OF liquidation, tue follow
Ing properties are offered for sale on easy
terms. Sealed proposals VIII be received
until March Q, 1901; the right TO reject
Block No. 80 aud i've houses fronting On
Sixth street, First ward; GH acres adj
joining Houston and Texas Central rail-
60 % feet, on Mckinney street, Third
ward; So acres adjoining Evergreen ceme-
terry and fronting 2400 feet on Galveston.
Houston aud Henderson railroad; 10 acres
on Slaughter Pei bayou, near Allen
Farm: % acres IN Magnolia park, front
ing on the bayou: @ blocks, ~ lots, Youag
Mems Addition. For further information
chll upon or address the undersigned. T..
u. Lubbock, President; o. G. Drew. Sec
rotary. 8-iol
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS--For sale, on install.
ment plan. pretty new modern cottage:
convenient to car line: lots for safe at
lowest prices, for cash or on installmcnt
John A. Milroy, Agent.
IT go Main Street.
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insurance permits Granted.

Austin Texas. March 1.-Two Insurance
companies re-entered the State today for
business, as follows;
The United brotherhood Of FRIENDSHIP
and Sisters OF the Mysterious Ten Of Vie
tora. Texas: fees, 81
Endowment Rank, knights of Pythlas, OF
| Chicago. III. fees, ST
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FOR SALE--Twenty- one acres OF land.
With new elghtroom house, wind mill
and tank, situated in the town Of Maria;
everything In first class condition. For
particulars address II. H. Gillett, Maria.
Texas 30
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|runk ist caunot supply you, send
4 MA will express a bottle 10 you,
8 pfepaid. BE sure and give us
EC. AYKR Co., Lowell, Mass.
~ beautiful book on The Hair.
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DRY OAK STOVE WOOD--At 81 n nor
cord, -. 90 per halt cord Why use green
s,uit and lose your temperg Knots, medl,
UNI size, $3.50 per cord, 81 per half cord;
lard, corner Elysian and Liberty. New
phone 10. q.
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MARINE INT

PORT OF GALpounty, Texas, nj ii
- Goth day of March
ARR nnual meeting of tho
So O1ton from Gen, Will be held at the
81 uelgoIond from the same day imme
adjournment of said an
C1nie stockholders. c. y.
1.pn
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fhat the annual
The "Royai Baker;erss o 81 The Hons nrns
tanning over 800 moe general Office
cooking receipts -2ity Of Houston.
Send postal card IL o'clock noon
eN f0'' Ay OF April, 1901.
cotlng OF the board
mpany viii be held
Il on the same day
adjournment OF the
NJ the stockholders
70, Secretary i-t-0i
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Avoid Smallpox.

Rely upon rlatt's chIorides as yTHa
infectant.
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CELEBRATED CHINA TEAS and 6nc
brlc-n bruc, toys, China water lilies, etc;
also umbrella coverings. Yam Lay q Co,
1U18Ia Preston. n
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Large boarding house, close in.

Several choice building lots.
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FOR SALE.

'oR SALE-2S shares Houston National
bank stock at 81 10; the book vnius ~
the stock is Sl.27. 4. o. box las, city.
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SIS 0riel, Moddrcn.
81 Wur2burg, Sch
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with money, % per
hey and $50 per month
office: business already
'hances: you handle the
don't believe It's safe.
=. For further informa.
u. Hancock. sBrenham,
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Gle
SIS Oriel, Moddrcll
81 Wur2burg, Sch
SA
s. san Marcos, W
VESSEL
Step
Vessel Flag Toy.
Aimerla lllghthous{
Armeria (Ger1 -.
Consols BrJ. 223J6S,
erpuol .....,..G
Holywell tBr), 2lsr
Havre s.,...,...o
Hornby Castle tBr,
Wife, Antwerp
Hydaspes CBr), 36-
Oleta tSp1, 2234, G
Gcnoa, etc .....r,
Oriel (Br1, @l75. V
Werp ..rs-.s.. =
orion tBrD, 2OSLt
Liverpool go. @
Roma tBr). lI22 4,
Sabine ..,...... =,
san Marcos ....,
Wurzburg lGcr), ~
Wilson ........
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CHANCES.

ALE a complete dairy
In Texas; 50 head OF
established trade: for
$ write or call on j.
aumont, Texas. s
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hASh EUR SAl.h-Liyht fvc-glAss Ian.
naNi u good running condition ihn Dol.
ssua Shcncvert street. Houston, Texas. III
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GOOD OAK WOOD Fonr-foot al $40
per cord. 5. G. klshct, agent, 20l2 bal.
las, old phone aSl
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FOR CONFECTIONERY
good az new, suitable for
cost Sl3G5, will sell for
g for 1887. Apply to Ida
Texas. 3
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III some capital to take
J of a money maker for
;. Call or write Albert
nervillc. Texas. 3
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b COMMITTEE ON LANDS this even.
acted adversely upon Mulkey's bill
Wing reference to valuations offered
B the Schwarz. McCall decision.
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FOR RENT.

it YOU Wish to lease a residence for two
month, you can have one built 10 suit
You by. the Texas Savings and Real Es-
tete Investment Association, Mason
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ED with $500 cash in
Iabllshed business. Ad-
'fflce. 3
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ELECTRIC SuPPLIEs--The Bardcn Elec.
trc aud Machinery Co, 1000 Texas ave.
supplies IN South Texas They also do
all kinds OF electrical contracting and
have large repair shop fully equipped
for repairing dynnmos. motors, fans, etc.
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abolished business, good
III, $500. Address 1858,
4
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III you INTEND TO move aud want yonr
furnturc handled carefully. Il viii pay
you 10 see us; prompt service, careful at
tSnuon and reasonable charges is what
Moving Company. Binz building. Phones
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rent at Westlake, La,
+, logs can he had IN
4 IL. G.. Drew, Lake
}. Norris. Westlnke. 4
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@6fN nv EI ORD GRANlE
Mo GRANDE WE5lIllLLTN5EIS -
Current Time Table.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY


NO. 6-For Grand Junction, Den
yer and points east ............. $50 an
NO For Provo, Grand June
ton and all points east ........ s:IS Nm
NO For Provo, Grand June
ton and ali points sast....... $50 nm
NO l0-FOr Bingham. Lehf Pro
No, HebsT. Mt Pleasant Manti
Marysvale and intermediate
pofI1LS 500 q
No. S-For Eureka, Payson. He
Der, Proves and intermediate
points ---..--.---..-.--.-.... 500 D N
No 5-For Ogden and the west $50 am
No S-For Ogden and west......I II 90 o m.
NO l-FOf Ogden and WeSt.....- 90 D m
No. 42-Eor Park City..-....... $40 4 M
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. 5-F-om Provo, Grand juno
ton and the east ......-........ 9:SS IN
No. From Provo, Grand juno
ton and the east ........... I2:45 d m
No S-From Provo, Grand juno
ton and the east -..............l 1870 D. m
No 9-F-o-n Provo, Heber, Bing-
nam, Eureka, Marysvale. Man
Il and intermediate points,. 500 D. M
No 6-FTor1 Ogden and the west $40 a. n
NO From Ogden and the west 800 2. m.
No 4-From Ogden and the west $40 p. m
Nc. From Eureka. Paysou,
f1eber, Provo and intermediate
No 4l-From Park City. $40 Z n.
Perfect Dining Car Service.
Sleeping Cars to Chicago Without Change
Ticket Office. log West Second South,
Postoffice Corner. Phone, 25.
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Assistant General Passenger =
= Agent Of the Denver g. Rio =
= Grande and Rio Grande Western. =
= = = = y = = > = *%A%%%@%
City is frequently challenged by visitors
from the east. because they do not ex-
perience as much discomfort as in the
humid regions. though the conditions as
70 air temperature may be in favor of
the latter. But where the thermometer
mas been closely observed in the two To-
caiit es there is enough evidence of the
TACT tndt there rs very decided differ
ence in the sensation of cold experienced
during the winter though the air tenn
perature may be exactly the same in the
I Fo places It is no mere theory. but an
ctuai condition, though one may not be
able 10 explain the phenomenon or con-
truth
feature in which il excels all others is
its equability. There is no region as drv
and elevated as this where the daily range
OF temperature is so small. II is the sud
den and exit eme variation of temperature
that are so difficult to be borne. In this
sun-kissed land it takes several days for
the temperature TO change 30 or 80 de-
grees whereas in the east such n change
occurs in an hour or two. What the
record Of salt Lakes temperature cannot
communicate is the fact that the resident
has his cold winter weather at night.
when he sits by. the fire or lies in bed
under an extra blanket while nv dav
he hardly knows the use of a heavy over
coat. This is illustrated in the govern
ment tables by the sensible ten1pera-
ture. or the temperature actually felt on
the surface Of the body.
II happens there is scarce another
known climate so absolutely friendly to
man and so valuable an ally against the
innumerable forms of disease that lOuT
upon him all the way from the cradle
TO the grave. Physicians have no fear in
recommending Salt Lake city as a ma
tural sanlsartum for the sick. a recuper-
attng place for the overworked and q
pleasure resort for the remainder of
mankind. An eminent physician has COW
cred the health feature thoroughly not
only by his own extended observations
but by conference with others. He states:
The most "a id and satisfactory re-
suits have been noticed in that large
class Of American invalids whose deteri-
Grated health and loss o. nervous. men,
tai and physical vigo~ has been caused by
overWo~k- worry. mental strain. etc. and
which without any recognizable specific
cause exhibit various distressing symp-
toms Of functional disorder such as neu-
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that has as yet appeared in print. "Odes
and other Poems is the third volume
The most conspicuous qualities Of Mr..
watson poetry are lucidity and sanity,
2 clear. heaithy vision, and a carefully
trained precision of phrase The liter
airy ancestors to whom he owes most of
his inspiration are Milton and Words
worth, but in MS own cast of mind he is
near akin to the polished writers of the
eighteenth century All his work is eIab-
grated and perfected with the utmost
been deliberately chosen for their partic-
ular place. He has none of the indtffer-
cnce 10 ep1thetS which has been noticed
an attribute of SCOTS rapid verse;
on the contrary. II is in the epithets that
his artlstlc elaboration is most evident.
Most OF his better poems up to the
present time have been appropriations of
the great poets of the past. whether in
the FORM OF elegy or OF meditation, and
IN these compositions his cultivated fe-
lic.tS of epithet has full scope. His
veersifieation is smooth and harmonious.
etfective, though not as yet distinguished.
But what bespeaks for him at once the
favor Of all lovers of literature is his
caIiing, anG the spirit of reverence with
which he regards and strives to follow
the great poets Of the past.
The poem Of "Wordsworth's Grave in
variably recalls such pieces as ArnoId's
Memorial Verses" and "O5ermann," and
again the reflection is inevitable that
though the latter poet is good. the older
- bSttti-
Not ,snlton's keen. transiunar music
Not shskespesre's 'eIoudless. boundless
human view;
Not sheiley's flush of rose on peaks di-
vine;
Nor yet the wizard twilight coleridge
knew.
large amends fa..ft tttsft
For all thou hadst not and thy peers POS
sessed.
Motion and fire. swift means to "a
diant ends2
%i-au hadst for weG1y feet. the gift of
7esf- C'Soems." ,. 1867
LII, III. ssssesin. the brilliant sketch of En-
s''9'' 10y IN the eigkseenth century:
ni Y1itb 18th ardor and unbianched
Her HpS in prot.ls. so-s-s u
She saw with duiEeS- -e..Slo sx Elried.
- 99ry Of ,he world
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II1HILE THE CLIMATE Of Salt Lake
w City and the whole state of Utah
is temperate the year round, the
autumns and Writers are particularly
delightful Blue skies and sunlit days
are as prOverbial during this period as
in summer. in point of latitude Utah is
semi-northern. Just as in longitude it y
western for il lies below the forty-sec-
o:.d parallel and extends southerly to the
nor,Sern boundary of Arizona and New
Mexico. Is Il, then, a land OF relaxing
winters2 BY no meansl In imagining an
untried climate in any latitude It IS a
common error to overlook two important
characterization above sea level ant
humidity of the air. The altitude and the
slight humid condition of the atmosphere
mate peculiarly local and of a quality
conducive to good health the year round.
The mean annual range of temperature
in Salt Lake City is 81 3 degrees and the
average annual precipitation is but 12.14
inches, while the average relative hui
nudity IS but sos per cent In great
many states the rainfall in a month or
two exceeds the annual precipitation in
Utah. II is seen. therefore. that Salt
Lake City has no rainy seaSon-no logs
or drizzies. Neither has il cyclones, biz
yards or tOrnadOes. nor destructive earth
ouakes. The velocity of the wind is less
IN winter than in summer. This IS true
Of no other place in America except San
Frcncisco. There are no damp winds
Therefore. a low tempeT--otfre is not un-
comfortably cold or penetrating. The
accuracy of the thermometer in Salt Lake
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Ufah'S
Glorious CIin7 ate.
AHuTfnQIy
Told Tale
of

y y y y = = y = y = = = =
OF
heavier the
General ssseng Agent Hentz of the Denver
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THE SAT- LAKE HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER s. 1901

poems entitled Lyric Love"O totally
failing to appreciate the charm of the
Eliza bethan song writer's. But this mat
teFs Httie- 1t is as a poet, not as a critic
OF poets. that We look TO him, in the
hope that he may yet win his place in the
great company of English singers.
Indeed, If Mr.. Watson is not the Eng
lish poet of the near future, we shall
be at a loss where to find him 1t is
true that, If the phrases of English re-
viewers could be trusted, there would
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Gold medal (highest price awarded
Three Crown Baking Powder. Gold
medal Three Crown F'lavoring Ex-
tracts. Merit will tell, buy the best and
you Will never be deceived.
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thinking will make an anarchist Of any
woman"
We'll nobody cares how much Emma
thinks as long as she doesn't interrupt
the train of thought by talking
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be little difficulty IN finding. not one
merely. but many poets of the first or
der in England today; but reviewer who
knows how hard it is to hold the bal
ance even between the present and the
past, 70 be just without being either
cold or effusive, will not criticise too
curiously the phrases of others.
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Time Gard.
In Effect
Aug |, 1901.
,CI55I
Depart


For Ogden, Cache Valley O1na-
ha- Chicago, Denver, Kansas
City and St. LOuis............-.. 700 an
+Eor Garfield Beach, Tooele and
For Tintic MercYr provo Ns ''A0 an
phi and Manti: ...:.,,..........-.. 1855 an
For Ogden, Butte, Helena, Port
mediate points - s:45 an
For Ogden, Omaha. Chicago.
r,a and San FTanciscq;. .;;....1a:4s pm.
For ogden, Denver, Kansas City,
OEnaha' st. Louis and Chicago. 700 I'm.
r ientes and ii95teFnediate points. 7:Os9m.
4 or OS9en, Butte, Helena, Port
land, San Francisco and inter
mediate points. .1O:55 In
Arrive.
From Ogden, Chicago, Omaha,
81. Louis. Kansas City and
Am.
From Ogden, Portland. Spokane,
Butte, Helena and San Fran
cisco ---.-.....-.........-..--.. $40 a m.
'From Calientes, Milford. Nephi,
Provo and intermediate points 9:S5 am
from ogden, Chicago, st. Louis,
Kansas City. Omaha. Denver
and San Francisco. ............... $40 D m
"From GARFIELD Beach, Tooele,
and Terminus. 400 D. m.
From Preston, Logan, Brigham.
1,Ogden and intermedtate points. 6:55 pm
From Tintic, Mercur, Nephi,
Provo and Manti.-..-..-..-.-.... 500 pm.
From Ogden, Butte, Portland,
san Francisco and intermediate
points OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S:SO pm.
Trains between Milford and Frisco do
not run Sundays.
~+Dally except Sunday.
Telephone No. $50. city Ticket Office,
2Ol Main Street -
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Average temperature. $3.50.
Total precipitation. 1217 inches
Annual humidity. sos per cent.
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Free Thinking.
Emma Goldman says that constant