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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-07

But the trouble is that while we cat
enough and generally too much, the
stomach from abuse and 0VerWork. docs
not properly digest and assimilate it,
which is the reason so many people re-
main hin and under weight; the digest
i've organs do not completely digest the
fiesh-fOrming beefsteak and eggs and
similar wholesome food.
There are thousands of such who are
really confirmed dyspeptiCs, although
they may have no particular pain or IN
convenience from their stOmachs-
IL such persons would lay their pTeJu-
diCes aside and make a regular practice
of taking, after each meal, one or two OF
StUart's Dyspepsia Tablets, the food
would be quickly and thoroughly digest
cd. because these tablets contain the nat
ural peptOnes and diatase which every
weak stomach lacks, and by supplying
this want the stomach is soon enabled TO
regain its natural tone and .vfgor.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets digest every
form OF flesh-forming food, meat eggs
bread and potatoes, and this is the reason
they so quickly build up, strengthen and
invigOrate thin, dyspeptic men, women
and children.
InvaIids and children, even the most
delicate, use them with marked benefit
as they contain no strong, Irritating
drugs. no cathartic nor any harmful in
gredient.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the most
successful and most widely known Of any
remedy for stomach troubles, because II
is the most reasonable and ScientiTic OF
modern medicines.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
every druggist in the United States and
Canada, as well as in Great Britain, al
90 cents for complete treatment.
Nothing further is required TO cure any
stomach trouble or to make thin, nerv-
Gus. dyspeptic people strong, plump and
well.
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Railroad Notes.

General superintendent Calvin of the
Oregon Short Line is in Idaho.
Conner sial Agent Donald Rose of
the Illinois Central is in town again
after a business trip.
among the stories being circulated
abOm the California Midland company,
which is alleged to be planning a con-
nection for the Gould system between
Salt Lake and San Francisco. is one
that Hetty Green has promised to in
vest in the securities of the company.
II is averred that she Will take 81, &C.,.
600 of the per cent 5Onds-half the
issue.
Two special trains bearing the Tenth
United States infantry on its way to
San Francisco, will pass through the
city over the Rio Grande Western to-
DAY. More soldiers are coming over
this road from the west Fort Douglas
Is also furnishing a number of passen-
gers to the local roads. numbers Of sol
diers being discharged this month,
having completed their terms of ser
vice.
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OFFICERS PEER INTO MUZZLE OF A
REVOLVER WHILE BURGLAR ESCAPES

Bert De Shaza wanted for forgery
and burglary. gave Officers GaE-spie
and Roberts the most exciting expert
ence Of their careers on the force last
night when they attempted to arrest
him while he was emerging from
house on Seventh West near North
Temple
The fellow had been described TO the
officers as the man who has been pass
ing a number of worthless checks on
,Ocal banks and who has succeeded in
escaping the officers. who have made
frequent attempts to take him into
custody He is also said to be the man
who is wanted on the charge Of bur
glaFizing the residence Of Mrs. John
Clossman. l23 North Fifth West street,
tuesday night. The description Of the
burglar. who completely ransacked the
residence Of Mrs. Clossman, is said to
have tailed exactly with that of De
ShaZa. and officers were after him.
Last night it was learned that he
lreouented a house on Seventh West
and Giuispie and Roberts were detailed
to effect his capture. Going to the
place they met the man coming out of
the door. officer Roberts, who had
been stationed al the door to appre-
bend him on his appearance, reached
for the man, but seeing in a moment
his prediCament he quickly stepped
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-07

aside and drew his gun.
Keep your hands off, or ! viii blow
your brains out. he said in the coolest
manner possible. He covered both Of
the officers with the weapon while he
walked cOOlly down the street with the
gun trained upon the blue-cOats. His
pace became more rapid as he left the
officers and he finally broke into a run
and escaped in the darkness.
He is thought to have left the city
Immediately and to have gone to Og-
den. The police department of that
city was at once notified Of the escape
and efforts viii be made by those Of
ficials to capture the neTvy highway
man. other cities were also notified
and it is thought that he VIII be re-
turned in a few days at the most.
The GOODNESS displayed by the man
took the officers completely by surprise
and he succeeded in getting the drop
on them before they fully realized the
character of the man. Officer Roberts
had not spoken To the fellow before he
was covered with q revolver, and Gill
lispie was also given the sensation of
peering into its muzzle. The men are
fully confident that he would have fired
had they made any attempt whatever
to draw their weapons. He walked
slowly down the street until almost out
Of sight, when he began run and
continued until out Of sight.
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Fatal stabbing ARRAY.

Butte, Mont. March "a special to
the Miner from Winston says a fatal
stabbing ARRAY occurred at the East
Pacific mine i'm which Foreman Tighe
almost instantly killed Paul oKck. AN
alteration occurred between Bhe two
men and they came 10 blows. The
miners present separated the two when
Tighe seized 4 bread knife and slashed
Koch across the face. He then plunged
the knife into Koch's breast who fell
to the floor and expired.
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CATTLEMEN ELECT OFFICERS.
Name Men to Fill the Places For the
Coming Year.

Denver. March 6.-The American Cattle
Growers convention today ado pied resO-
lutiOns advocating the enactment with
some amendments. of the bill now before
congress which provides for the leasing
of public lands for grazing purposes.
These officers were elected. President
+. c. LUsk. Chico. Cal; first vice pTesi-
dent. Bartlett Richards Ellsworth, Ne0.;
second vice president. NJ K. Parsons, Salt
Lake: treasurer. S. g.. GILL Denver; sec
rotary, H. W. Robinson, Denver The fol-
lowing executive committee Was also
named: Colorado. George p. Smith and
Conrad Shaefer; Montana. Pail McCOr-
mick and ". \. Holden. Nebraska, Bart
lett Richards and Hugh Cnivick; Oregon,
John Gilchrist and William Hereford;
South Dakota r. VI. Stewart and @. +.
Lemen; Wyoming. Alfred Boyd and A. A.
Spaugh: Utah. NJ. K. Parsons and NJ T.
Baumgarten; California, A J. Harold and
J. G. BardIey: New Mexico, ". H. Jack
and J. H Howard: Nevada, A c. Cleve-
land and John Sparks.
Resolutions were adopted asking Presl-
dent Roosevelt to suspend the work Of
removing fences from the public range
until action on the leasing Is taken The
convention declined to adopt resolutions
regarding the oleomargarine and the
GrosvenOr anti-shoddv bill.
The convention adjourned sine die.
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Mountain States.
WIFE KILLS HUSBAND
Montana Woman Alleges She
Was Compelled to Shoot
Her Partner.

Helena. Mont, March 81. special
to the Herald from Billings, Mont,
says that Charles II. circuit was shot
and killed by his wife at an early hour
this morning in this city Mrs circuit,
who is under arrest and in jail, says
that her husband came home at 1880
o'clock this morning intoxicated, and
threatened to kill her. Picking up a
shOrt-handled axe, the infurated man
advanced on the woman, at the same
time declaring that he would chop her
head off. Mrs circuit says that she
then drew a revolver and fired three
times. Two shots took effect in the
breast and one struck the mans right
wrist She had carried the revolver
owing to previous threats of her hus
band against her life
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FRANK J. COULD
COMING TO CITY
VIII Arrive in Town With His
Bride This Evening.
ueoRFRTTOMEET COMMITTEE
-A-
.y7FvANcEs WILL BE PRESENT
Ed TO MANAGER.
uso8ERTTOMEET COMMITTEE

r- rAV GOULD and his
7 fF'-'- .,-,aorad TO arrive in
bride age ---.-- 80, +,eir
j Salt Lake THIS e'SH'i5
s-.rg rr.r They are tIaNeilhs ID
~. rrfr4ta car So. Louis accom- diLi1u
bv A. anu r5.-t..-- ,e The Rio
York Aa. i-'. .,..-.....-,
Grarda system anu -.
-s-5+rt NelhT OF me l'io ''.''',
,,-..-s-r sill company them 40 SAT-
Lake. .-,.ffa formerly Miss
Mr Gau.i a..' -'' - rs,,s~,-
Kelly left New i"lN D." - -,
.4q-trv after th-ir NeaalAs- ~ nc
ueen Ia'e....E y gN1. Inv am ingpec-
business .r-os5e controlled by the
uaH %. ,--.ay r,.iev viii stop over in
I'..l az. ~ short time and then viii
sa.l l'. an california
60 '' -4 .l+bo1eh only about q
'i- iz the n6ssess0r of many
yeas gau as millions lie is a
-... I'M s.-fraUy every Told i'm
t ra rouIds are interested. IN
-.. --e Missouri Pacific. Denver q
-.'" .--,-f. and Rio Grande western.
L'.' 45,.5-- On rhfs he is first viCe pres
,5-. 40 rrr International & Great
l..- and rte Missouri Pacific and
.---,5 vice president of the Texas
BIC
,rsr---r Herbert and General Su-
--,.r+.r5ar+ WeIbv viii come into
-.. rrrIs4s4nrness Old their arrival
Sal. lake The grievance commit
... % r5a annloves. esreciauy the
--,fr17er planning to wait on these
.-., r4H-faIs upon their arrival and
- o. protest Objection will he
-.,5s to the methods OF Trdinmaster
g,tfa4 I'm GferipIining men, as al
-s.5,. avrraiua5 I'm The Herald.
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AS soon a. the California Eastern
lays its rails. a complete connection
VIII be made between the Santa Fe at
Blake and the line of the two Utah
California roads. making il easy to
haul i'm material and push construction
in southern Nevada.
Mr. Mccartney went as far as Vegas
valley. going over the joint survey Of
the two roads with view TO adjust
ing some disputes. The difficulties have
not vet all been Strengthened.
The orchards are in bloom in Vegas
valley and other places in southern
Nevada, said the engineer. They are
having a hard time in some places,
though. because this is the winter OF
that country For some unexplained
reason. the months of December, jan
Uary and February are usually mild
and pleasant down there. while
March and April are colder and blus-
terv"
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INspEcT sHEEP FRoM UTAH.
Governor Hunt of Idaho Issues His
Annual Proclamation.
Especial to The Herald.

Boise. March 6-GOvernOr Hunt issued
a proclamation today requiring the in
spection Of all sheep brought from Titan.
and providing for quarantinlng them II
thev are found diseased Sheep from
any part of Utah, Uinta county, Wyom-
ing. or Elko county. Nevada, are pro-
hioited from entering the state of Idaho
unless they are in charge Of deputy
state inspector Of this state. They Will
be held on the state line and dipped twice
within twelve days. during all of which
time thev must be in charge of a deputy
Then. if no disease breaks out, they VIII
be allowed to proceed. Copies of the
proclamation will be given out tomor-
row.
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Public Land Ratifcations.

Washington. March &c. J. Dockery Of
Boise arrived here today in the interest
Of the state Of Idaho, with reference TO
business connected with the public lands.
He also represents residents Of the state
who are interested in timber develop
ruents Of Roise county. many of whom
have taken Up claims under the stone
and timber act On account OF the al
legged fraudulent entries I'm other parts
of the state they fear that entries ia
Boise county viii be held up by the su-
thorities here.
III is proposed 10 build a railroad in
that section soon Nj. DOCkeTy states
that any hindraaCe to these timber claims
would interfere materially with the build
inE of the road.
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Real ESTATE Transaetions.

Elmirs Sherman TO Mary J. Part
ridge. 2l3X1O rods in lot /, block 1.
Bidt a =
GlTiCh AueT to estate of Samuel B.
TAYLOR, part of the southeast quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter of sec
ton %, township / south, range ?
west 80 .-..-.....-... acknowledgements.
John Menzies 10 Sarah A. Caxton. 4
acre in the northeast quarter of sec
tion s, township / south. range 1
west ----.- .--.-..... ....... ...... ...... -
LehI \. Hardman to John Thomas
6.65 acres in section 3. township >
south, range , west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Frances Hardman TO Lehi y. Hard
man. y interest in 81 acres in sec
ton ;, township 2 south. range 1
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JAWBREAKERS DEFY WOMEN
Expert Linguist Asserts They Cannot
Learn Chinese.

New York. March 6.-That women are
incapable of mastering the Chinese
language was a statement made by
Herbert a. Giles. professor of Chinese
al Cambridge university. England, in
an address at Columbia. 1t was his
first lecture in this country and also
the first TO be given by the new Dean
Lung department of Chinese at Co
lUu bia for the establishment Of which
an unknown person gave 100000. More
than half the audience was composed
of women, and this proved rather en-
barassing. as some Of Professor Giles
remarks were not exactly compliment
AIRY. He said. for example that the
Chinese symbol for tseachery was wo-
man.
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Japanege Buys ill., Material.

Pueblo. Colo, March &C. Oya, a
member of the board OF directors of
railways in Japan. nearly all of which
are owned by the government, is in
Pueblo. after visiting the principal
eastern steel works. and has made ar
rangementS for Japan TO get its sup
plies of railway steel from the Mime
qua steel works here. He viii recon-
mend the arrangement and it is eX-
pected that il viii be closed. It wilt
mean an immense saving in cost OF
transportation TO the Japanese govern
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Two Bodies Rscoversd.

Denver. Colo. March 6-A special to
the News from Telluride, Colo. says
the bodies or George Rohwer. ". s.
Gregory. Harry Chase and ". 5. STAN
ley, victims of the Liberty Bell snow
slide, were recovered today. One hun
dred men were at work all day at the
scene Of the disaster. II is storming
tonight and the prospect IS that the
rescue work VIII he again interrupted.
a party went 10 the Ingram basin this
morning, but up to late hour tonight
no word had been received from them.
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Time Gard.
In Effect
Nov. 3, 1901.
sC95EES
SEG.1s5l
ARRIVE

ARRIVE.
From Ogden. all points east,
Butte, PoTtlsnd and San Fran
From Ogden and intermediate
points-........... .......-......... ssz9 An,
and san Ffa1e lei oo..ts .. $40 PM
From Ogden, Cache Valley and
intermediate points ............. ESQ Pm.
From Ogden, Butte, Portland
and San Francisco. S.lO IN
From all points south, except
IIntlS go 49,. s'.,.s'.,'s 20 A.
intermediate points ............. 500 Pm.
From TOoele and Terminus. 500 Pm
DEPART
To Ogden, Cache Valley and all
points aSt-ss.s.s....s.s..r- lsVV An
TO Ogden, Butte, Portland and
san Francisco. ................... 9:45 AN.
To Ogden, all points east anc
San Francisco ...................l z.45 F.ka.
To Ogden, intermediate points
and eli points east-...-......... b15 Pm.
ate points and San an Frsnciscc. 1850 Pm.
To Tintic, Mercur, Nephi and
intermediate pOints.............. 1855 An
To all points south, except TO
Tintic ard Mercur.. !-.......... 3:05 2. Al.
To Terminus and Tooele......... 7:45 An.
Trains between Milford and Frisco do
not run Sundays.
ssDaiiy except Sunday
Telephone No. go City Ticket Office,
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER, D. z. hurley,
Act. Traf. Mgr. G ?. & T A.
D. S. SPENCER. A. G. P. & T. A.
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Hanging Is Deferred.

Casper, Wyo.. March 6--ChaTles
Woodward. convicted of the murder
of Sheriff Kicker and sentenced to be
hanged on March Is. viii be granted
lC~ger time in which TO prepare for
the gallows. Judge Bramel decided
the motion Of Woodward for a new
trial and the case win he taken 20 the
supreme court, stay of sentence being
granted for that purpose. As consider
able time win be required by the SUI
preme court TO review the case. Wood
ward cannot be executed before May
or June
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Why Suffer wa Headache

When one dose Of Sherman's Headache
Cure viii rid yog of il? They are in
Simultaneous in their effect. and per
fsctly harmless. Keep a box in the
house Tor emergencies They cure neu-
ralgia. CSC ard Zoe a box For sale BY
GOdbe-Pitts Drug company.
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Party Reaches Glenwood.
Especial 20 The HeraldD

GIenvo2d Springs. Colo. March O.
Franz j. Gould and his bride arrived
here This evening en- a special train
Thev WilI spend tie night here and
HiIl continue their Journey to salt
Lake tomorrow morning, They are ac-
eourauiaj by Manager Herbert and
General superintendent Martin Of the
Denver d Rio Grande railway.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-07
ASKS BIDS FOR GRADING
'a Eastern Plans to Connect
With san Pedro

afs.r-.-.-' 'olnla Eastern railroad is
fo- -s- lor bids on grading work
-s.+.. miles beyond where IT has al
maths ..a-e-. according To the irfo--
rr Drought ivom southern Nsves7s
assistant Chief Engineer H n
-.--.,. '--E OF the san Pedro MS
Win .. ---ns he road 10 funcrioD
son short Line. anu win me ore
Ay Informant was rba s.. 49,
nj SAID ~ McCarfnav - '~-.75 -. ~
&c. In rbs- ...v Snor nothing about
az r4.rs--..''----'. entry De takes the place
s' news and gossip '''- -H 'i's
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ONLY A SUGGESTION.
But it Has Proven of Interest and
Value to thousands

Common sense would suggest that If
one wishes to become fleshy and plump
it can only result from the food we eat
AMI digest. and that food should De al
luminous or flesh-fOrTning food, Ike eSgs,
beefsteak and cereals; in other words,
the kinds of food that make flesh are the
foods which form the greater part Of our
daily bills of fare
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War My - Indsfnitelv.

London. March 6-Csbling from Pre-
toria. E6Esr Wallace. the Correspondent
Of the Daily Mail saws that he sees no
reason why the war should not be pro-
louged for another year and perhaps for
two wears more.
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Csrd Of Thanks.

ar. and Mrs. A. G. McConachie wish
90 sincerely thank their friends for
their kindness and attention during the
illness and death Of 1heir little son
Ronald. and 10 assure chem that it is
appreciated beyond expression.
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LIKE THE KANSAS BOOM.
settlers Coming in Crowds For tla
Western States.


Western States.
me- Mon Pacific. oregon short Line
r---, Rio 1arEe Western continue IN
-... CROWDS el settlers into Utah and
-.... some stop over i'm these states.
-r-- -..-.... E others So ON IN Washing
-.s l ...-zor The buIE OF the p7o-
--z.- -- .n,' Utah make salt Lake
spread. point ana Then
,.,- reminds me Of She times twenty
ms. So ago when there was >
z- mo- Kansas said an ola CON
k--s5- vas vorNug on one of the
same class nj peopls-far ~ e.. '', ~
-s-.,- .,7'as tor cheaper land and
s-er ..1.a 90 earn a living with
t-s.- s--..7- They are comins win
packed .-.@ ana with enough lunch
anna. - .- Dig baskets 90 last Them the
v-s- ...S,anEa- and have some left
reach their destination.
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MALLIsTER QUITS sALTAIR.

Resigns Management of the Pavilion
on the Lake.
7. T. McAllister, manager of Saltair
beach last season, has rendered his res
ignation,
No successor to Mr.. McAllister has
yet been announced. but it is under
stood that the directors viii soon name
Colonel Nephi ". Clayton manager Of
both the raviliOn and the railroad.
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SURVEYING IN CALIFORNIA.
Oregon Short Line Engineers Work
From Other End.

From Other End.
Los Augeles Cal, March Sour
corps of engineers have begun work
east of los Angeles. making prelim-
Inary surveys tur the Oregon Short
Line railroad. 10 is the intention of
l1e railroad company as already an
bounced. th6t the new road shall enter
ms city over The tracks OF he South
gEn Pacific building to a point on the
Inc that has MOI yet been selected, but
lines win be- run 10y the engineers
through the intervening country to the
city. as Well as from several points on
me Southern Pacific Zine. including Mo-
J-Ff and BenningS, 10 the present
western end of the Oregon Short Line.
There remains but little more than
SUI mi.es of road building to complete
tt. short Line to- Los Angeles. and
o".'a.s of the road announce that the
N"IA NlI be done in twelve or not TO
exceed fifteen mo-.hs.
The previous plan IF the Oregon
snort Line was to extend 10 Palm
'tIluE~ station. on the Southern Pa
'.H,. but ID q shorter and better line
gan oe found this plan VIII undoubted-
ly be- changed.
al present The san Pedro has com
i...5l It's preliminary surveys from the
.fSl nearly il not quite. to a con-
...'.A with the line run fg0m Phoebe
- a..rn.-s s'urhwestward. Tie only
T.f '~ between Milford, Utah. and
New and engineers are now
N- on .7'S. The Short Line. on
..a.T hand. has 10 survey a line
's7 Dry Lake New. to a con-
WIN The southern. a much
7-- distance than that between
r..s.. - ala Phoebe. When 10 comes TO
however the SHof- Line. with
~ ...A .f.a 10 Caient-s, viii have all
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@ DENVER nv pPI0 dRAs9E
el'l 40 TEeTFpNE
RIO GRANDE WE25lll+;se5El'
Current Time Table
In Effect JAN. 1, 1902
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY,

liza n SAIL AA6-E.E GA&4s
No s-FoT Grand Junction, Den
yer ana points east ........,.... $50 q. N.
NO. z-FOT Provo, Grand June
non and ali points east $500. S.I5 Pm.
NO S-For Provo. Grand June
ton and all points east........ $40 pa
No le-INOr Bingham. Lebi Pro-
70, Mt. Pleasant, Manti,
Aarysvale and inCermooiats
points ............................. 500 an.
No EFor Eureka, Paysoh. He
Der, Provo and intermediate
points .........-...............-.. 500 pm
no. s-For Ogden and the west. $50 an.
No. S-FOr Ogden and west......l1,00 pm
no. l-FoF Ogden and West..... 1915 pm
NO. A2-For Park City ...--.....-. s.lb an
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No, 5-Fyom Provo, Grand juno
ton and the east ..-.-..........- S:d6 IN.
NO. 1-F'ron Provo. Grand June
ton and the east ..........,.....l2;& p.Eaa
NO S-From Provo, Grand juno
tion and the east .-...........-...l0:5c D. "a.
No S-FrOm Provo. BinE-
ham, Eureka. MaTysvsIe, Man
ii ana intermediate poinfs....-. 500 = Ia
No e-tFoE Ogden and the west $50 an.
No. 2-From Ogden and the west 800 p. m
No. 4-FTom Ogden and the west $40 2. m
Ne. From Eureka, Payscn,
HebeT, Provo and intermediate
points -r-..-.---- ..-..---.1 ..4y.yI Z. Als
No. 4I-From Park City ......,, 5;15 p.na-
Perfect Dining Car Service.
Sleeping Cars TO Chicago Without Change.
Ticket Office 108 West Second South
Postoffice Corner. Phone, &6.
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Personal Mention.

David Keith returned home yesterday
afternoon from a trip 10 California.
A ". NcCune Is expected TO arrive in
New York In few days from Peru on his
way 10 this city.
". H. Rowe. the former well known
salt lake business man. was in this city
yesterday from the Scar River valley
County Superintendent Ashton ad-
dressed a meeting on the county high
school question al Riverton last night
William J. Lawrence left last night for
san Francisco on account of the death
there Of his warm friend and former part
uer. William T. Dinwoodey.