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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26
WANTS HlSSHEEP BACK
Erastus Fransden of Price Says
He Has Not Received
Payment.
Special 10 The FTerald.)

Helper. Utah. Dec. 25.-Sheriff VIII
cox went from here to Thompson s
Springs tonight 10 recover for Eraetue
Frandsen. of Price, something like
z.50O head Of sheep, alleged TO have
been frauduiently disposed Of The
sheep have been for some time ranged
on the Grand county desert and were
few days ago sold to White and sons
Of salt Lake VIII White having nego-
uated for them during the past week at
Price. FrandEen. in explaining his deal
with White. says that he (White)
bought the bunch of sheep at Il figure
above $4,000 He paid down $500 and
g1Ve draft on Mccormick g. Co,
bankers at Salt Lake for the balance.
Frandsen went to salt Lake few
days ago, presenting the draft in per
son for payment. 1t was not honored
by the banking house
upon his arrival home yesterday
FrandGen concluded 10 go to Thomp-
sons Springs and look after the herd.
i is supposed by Sheriff Wilcox that
be found lis sheep were sold. hence
the replevin or attachment proceed
ings and the message for Wilcox to go
there. White has always heretofore
dealt principally IN cattle. and this is
about the first flyer ia sheep. his ac-
Qualntances herea bout state His pa
per has always in the past been ac-
cepted without question and this deal
comes as a surprise.
One Of his sight drafts for $50. given
a business man of Price on this same
trip. came back unhonored. His
friends and business associates
throughout eastern Utah, where he has
had thousands upon thousands Of dol
lars worth OF dealings. insist that this
latest affair must be due TO some mis-
understanding with his bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26
MT. PLEASANT NEWS NOTES.
Lack OF Snow Causes Uneasiness
Among Sheep Owners.

Mt Pleasant. Dec 4.-Christmas is in
full swing here. although the day Itself
envy closed for the holidays on Friday
last and the public schools closed last
evening Many Of the pupils and teach
ers have gone TO. their respective homes
for the two weeks vacation. The last
crowd of pupils attending school in other
towns came home today from the Provo
3. y. A. In consequence of this the
town is lively and midwiuter amusement
is the order of the day.
A fine entertainment was given last
evening in the opera house by the pub
lie school children, under the direction of
their teachers. The programme consisted
Of six parts. santa Claus Visits the
Mother Goose People, by children from
Misses BOrg's and ClawsOns rooms;
Rasmussen's and Hougaard's rooms:
Christmas in Holland by Misses Mel
sons and Seely's rooms; Little
in Things at Night" by Mr.. Peterson's
room; "Gypsies' Festival" by Messrs.
Larsen's and Rasmussen's rooms. Each
one was pretty and interesting and
closed with beautiful tableau, the
whole closing with q school song ana
grand tableau. The house was packed
with an admiring and enthusiastic audi
ence.
Reports have reached this city from
both the east and west deserts, where
the sheep owned by local growers are
Wintered, that things are assuming
serious phase there on account of the
scarcity of water for the sheep. Feed
is fine on both deserts. but there has
been no snowfall as yet. and the matter
of water is getting to be serious. If a
good fall of snow does not soon relieve
them il is feared that many of the
sheep will perish. On the east deserts the
herders find it necessary at the present
time TO chop holes in the ice by which
the sheep get some water each day. This
is a slow and labOrious process and can
not long continue.
a large number Of young men have
left this part of Sanpete this week and
gone 10 the Carbon county coal fields
to go TO work i'm the mines there. taking
the place of the striking miners. Some
Of the men have had previous experience
in work Of that kind. but a majority
have NOT A crowd of thirteen left this
city by train yesterday, bound FOR Clear
Creek.
The Y L. NJ. T. A. Of the Mt. Pleasant
wards made a brilliant success Of their
pound party. held at the opera house
Monday evening. One of the biggest
crowds of the season was present and
thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The la
dies each brought a pound or more. which
was given TO the two associations. which
pie of the town. The pounds were sup
posed to be Of groceries, meat or some
other necessary which could be used by
those who might not have a large sup
Div of the neCessaries. The donations
were very liberal. some Of them being in
the shape of "A big leg Of mutton. The
young ladies are deserving Of much credit
for the efforts put forth BY them in a
cause so worthy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26
STATE NEWS
WILL BUILD HOSPITAL
Park City Miners in Mass Con-
Vsntion Decide to Construct
Hospital to Cost $4,000.

Park City. Dec. 25.-Park City division
NO. l44 OF the Western Federation OF
theatre this afternoon, which was at
tended by about 500 members OF the or
ganizatOn. and by a unanimous vote of
those present resolution which provided
Tor hospital 10 be bu1lt in Park city
was adopted.
The proposition was made in the form
Of resolution, presented by Joseph
LangfOrd, s. "a. Egan and A. baxter, tnc
committee. and was as follows
Whereas. rhe members of No. lih
Western Federation OF Miners, of Park
City Utah, in regular meeting assem-
BLEED this 18th day Of December. 1888. firm
ly. believing that the moneys paid les the
support OF the hospital in salt lake City,
Utah. by the miners of Park City shouid
or right be devoted to the needs of the
members or this union, and,
Whereas, The cost OF maintaining q
hospital in Park City viii not exceed the
amount paid to the Salt Lake hospital
by the miners of Park City, and it being
the sense of the members that medical
care and attention should be given to the
injured at once without the necessity OF
a trip TO Salt Lake city; therefore, be II
Resolved. That the Park City Miners
union, No. I4s W. =. of NJ. is i'm favor
of the Miners hospital at Park City, TO
be constructed, owned and operated by
an Incorporated company, capl,ai stock OF
$4,000. divided into 2,005 shares Of the par
value of SO q share. that subscription
books shall be open 10 permit members Of
stock. TO be paid for in four consecutive
iustallmCnts of $3.50 per month per share;
that the stock shall be transferable only
to Park City Miners union No. 144. which
agrees TO purchase the stock of those de-
string to sell al par value upon ninety
days written notice, provided that the
funds of the union win permit; that
when zoo shares of stock shall have been
subscribed for the union shall select
seven persons. three Of whom shall De
members of the union, and all them shalt
be stockholders, who shall proceed to in
corporate the company. issue stock, col
leCt money and turn 1T over into the
treasury. As soon as the SUM of 5000
is collected that they shall proceed 20
have a hospital built for such an amount
and upon such plans as shall be APP
proved. and il is further
Resolved, That Park City Miners
union No. IA through its trustees, shall
at once subscribe for 100 shares of the
capital stock. (Signed3
JOSEPH LANGFORD,
IS. W. PAGAN,
"A BAXTER
The prospects for a hospital 70 be built
here are bright now. and the demand for
the stock is already quite good. some
thing like 200 shares having been disposed
Of after the meeting, and the indications
are that the construction work upon the
hospital will be well under way by the
LIST of MAY.
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p1sTRIcT coURT ~ PRovo.

Provo. Dec 25.-The following jurors
have been drawn to serve IN the Fourth
district court for the January term. The
Venire is returnable Jan -
r. r. Irvine James r. Hooks. Sam
Schwab. John r. Booth. Provo: Lewis S.
Robinson. Howard briggs Pleasant
Grove. John I. Miller oliver SiOstedt.
George Jadin. American Fork. Samuel
COrnaby, William Evans, Theodore Ded-
rickson. Spanish Fork: Olof Peterson,
Santaquin; Charles NJ. Bird. John r.
Bromley, MaDleton: Hans Jaspersen,
Goshen; James II. Allcman. Springville
Henry East. William Quincy. Daniel S.
Thomas, John /. snow Lehi: James
Brown Highland: John X. Allen, Vine
yard: David r. Taylor. Salem; Joseph y.
Coward. Clinton
The case Of w. W Mathews ct al. vs..
J. NJ. Harmon. sheriff, ct al. has been
taken under Amusement by Judge Booth
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TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.

Boston, Dec 25.-Rev. Francis Z.
Clark, the founder Of the Christian En-
deavOr society, left this city today on
a trip around the world DR. Clark
was accompanied by his daughter. sew
eral clergymen and Christian EndeavOr
officials were at the station to bid Dr.
Clark a farewell. DR.. Clark and his
daughter viii spend Sunday in Omaha,
going from that city to San Francisco
and thence to the Orient
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26
NEGRO WAS DESPERATE.
Shot a Policeman and Fatally
Wounded His Friend.

st. Louis, Dec. 25.-AIbert Chambliss,
colored, who was being held as a host
age for the arrest of his friend was
shot and fatally wounded today by the
latter Patrolman Peter Donlan, who
had the negro in custody, was also
wounded, but not 80 seriously, by shots
fired by Abingdon, a negro whom the
police were trying to arrest.
The shooting occurred near Benton
in the western section of the city, where
a number Of negroes began rioring this
afternoon. Ahngton, who did consider
able promiscuous shooting. retired to a
cabin, which was surrounded by a
dozen policemen and a crowd Of 200
citizens. Owing to the presence in the
cabin of a negro girl the police re-
Trained from bombaTdirg it, although
Abingdon fired at least fifty or sixty
shots at them. with the result already
mentioned. When Alington's ammuni-
ton finally gave out the police arrested
him without further trouble.
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HER LOVER KILLED.
Heart-Breaking News For a Passen-
ger ON the CEDRIC.


New York, Dec. 25-Lflian Bennett
who was to have met here and mar
Nied Ambrose Good OF New Castle Pa
who lost his life in the railroad wreck
az Connellsville. Pa, Wednesday night
asrived today on the steamship Cedric
from Liverpool and was informed at
quarantine of her lovers death.
Miss Bennett, who had been worry
ing because the delay OF a day in the
vessels arrival would cause a post
.ponement OF the wedding until tomor-
~roW. was grief-stricken over the news.
As she came over in the steerage and
has neither funds nor relatives here to
take charge of her. she must under
the law. be returned to England.
Among the passengers was Joshua
lowering of Baltimore. who was the
Prohibition candidate for president
with Mckinley and Bryan. and who
IS returning here from a tour Of the
world. accompanied by his wife and
daughter.
Another arrival was DR.. w. J. Ar
mold of Cambridge university, who has
come over to deliver a lecture on tu-
berculosis before the medical faculty
of Henry Phipps college on Jan. 29 at
Philadelphia.
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RECOVERY HOPELESS.

Rome. Dec. 25.-The condition Of For
mer Premier Zanardelli is extremely
grave. His doctors announce the ex-
istence Of a tum0r in the stomach. and
add that they have given up all hope
of their patients recovery. This news
has produced a deep impression. King
Victor Emmanuel has ordered that bull
letins concerning Signor Zanardellfs
condition be sent tC him daily
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26
LAYS BLAME ON DRINK.
Boy Alleged to Be Burglar Makes an
Explanation.

The youthful alleged burglar who
was frightened into unconsciousness
when shot at by officer Johnson the
night before last came to at O'Clock
Yesterday morning. The jail authorl-
ties worked over him all night and
finally succeeded in restoring him TO
himself. The boys name is Fred
Berger. He has been working as cook
az the Bear River Duck club most of
the winter and has been in town only
about TWO weeks. according to his
story. lie is IL years old. coming 10
this western country two years ago
from Des MOines. Ia. He says that ne
must have been Intoxicated when he
broke into the ElRin grocery store. IA
Fast Second South street. as he docs
not remember anything about it ard
bad been drinking in the early part OF
the night. When asked if he could az
count for his unconscious condition.
which had puzzled the officers and the
doctor. he replied that he was subject
to fainting SPELLS and thought that
probably that was the trouble
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26
i. CHRISTMAS A
DAY OF SORROW
Victims Of the Dawson Horror
Unburied at ConneIlsviIIe.
UNKNOWN TO BE CARED FOR
PATHETIC CASE OF A GIRL FROM
ENGLAND.

n ONNELLSVILLE, Pa. Dec. 25.-
u Another name has been added to
the long death list resulting from
the Duquesne Limited wreck on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad at Dawson
on Wednesday. Harry Devlin. one Of
the three remaining patients at the
Cottage State hospital died at 10
O'Clock today. The total dead now num-
Der s.. and this probably completes
the list. as the two still at the hospi-
tai are doing well and will probably
recover. Devlin's home was at Lena
coming, Nd.
There was one Christmas funeral
that of Edison Goldsmith. Goldsmith
was a popular young man and an i'm
mcnse cOncouTse attended the services
The bodies of the other ConnellsvfTle
victims viii be held until Saturday or
Sunday before burial This in fact is
necessary, as the undertakes are too
QVerWorked to conduct several funerals
IN n day.
Special Services.
Special services Tor the dead were
held in all the Protestant churches Of
the coke regions today. and after the
burial OF Father FienelIO which will
take place tomorrow. the Catholic
churches viii hold masses for the
dead.
The body Of Father Fienello was
conveyed to the main body OF the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
today, where il will remain in state
until the funeral services on Satur-
day.
The bodies OF about thirty Of the
victims We're gathered up and taken
away on early trains today. The re-
manning Identified will be shipped with
In the next tWenty-four hours. and the
unknowns viii be cared for by the Dor
ough council.
Relief Measures.
- dent George G. Porter has called
"a special meeting to take measures to
bWard the formation of a relief COM
mittee to look after bodies unidentified
or unclaimed. In case no friends appear
the citizens will see that the victims
60 not find a last resting place in the
ePotter's field. The railroad company
will contribute literally to this fund.
The official Investigation into the
cause of the disaster is being prose
cuted vigorously by the officers of
the railroad company, but il is doubt
ful If any individual viii be blamed
for the accident.
It was apparent that a number of
switch ties had fallen off westbound
freight train and were strewn upon
The passenger track, which caused the
flying express to be deTailed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26
CHILDREN OF FANATICS.
Diminutive Dowieites Barred From
Chicago Schools.

Chicago. Dec. 25-AH children OF
Dowitstes viii be excluded from the
public schools of Chicago Jan. by
order Of the health department. The
general overseer Of Zion has made his
followers believe that vaccination does
not prevent smallpox- The health de-
partment has decided thaJ ar children
shall be vaccinated or be debarred from
the public schools.
The Zion children wiz be segregated
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26
CHILD's SUDDEN DEATH.

tSpeCldl 10 j ne IAeIdlu-y
Springvilles Dec. 25.-Lyn Miner, the g.
year-old son Of NJ. f.. Miner of this place
died today from a complication Of ty-
phoid fever and pneumonia The boy
had been III for some time but appeared
to be recovering.
Yesterday the child's father was called
TO Salt Lake on business and while he
was absent the boy grew suddenly worse
and died The funeral has not yet been
arranged
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26
PEN sKETCH on Dante

Rome, Dec. 25.-Professor Giovanni
Livi. director Of the state archives at
Bologna which town is the PRINCIPAL
center of Dante's fame. has found q
parchment dated 1922 on which are
two pen sketches. representing Dante
crowned by Bologna. This discovery
win prove of great interest to those
who are searching for an authentic
portrait OF the poet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26
HIS MONEY CAME EASY.
High-Flying Forger Arrested a
Halifax. N. S.

Halifax. y. S., Dec 25.-Armed with
a revolver. fully loaded. a man giving
the name Of o. NJ. McAIichael, and his
address as KamloOps b. c., was ar
rested here today on the charge OF
passing forged Canadian and American
express money orders. several OF which
he had succeeded in having eashed.
Each called for $3.50 and purported to
have been issued from the London
(Ont) office.
McMichael came here Sunday from
Boston. He put up at one Of the best
hotels and attracted attention by his
liberal expenditures
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POTTER ON CRUTCHES.
Episcopal Bishop Has Net With an
Accident.

New York, Dec. 25.-With the APP
pearance o. Bishop WorthinEton of
Nebraska in the pulpit OF ST. Andrew s
Episcopal church today to preach the
Christmas sermon came the news that
Bishop Henry c. Potter is confined to
his bed as the result of an accident
sustained q few days ago. The nature
Of the accident was not given out but
Bishop Worthingtpn said that il was
severe enough TO compel Bishop Potter
20 use crutches.
Bishop Potter. was to have preached
the sermon. but the western bishop
said that he had been summoned BY
telegraph 10 the formers bedside
stead.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Dec 25--Dottie. the I2-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Matt Phillips
died this morning from an Internal cam
Ger. The funeral will be held some time
Sunday.
ton. ID. c.. tomorrow.
Postmaster Dugall is over from Spring
vile today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26
INSANE lNfATUATlOR.
Negro Shoots a White Girl and Then
Commits Suicide.

Trinidad, Colo. Dec. 25.-George Bad
ger. a negro porter. has shot and Sc
riously wounded May WOerkel a white
waitress. and killed himself by firing
q bullet into his own brain
II Is said that Badger was infatu-
ated with Sadie Coffey, a white girl
who roOmed with Miss Woerkel. and
after being repeatedly spurned by her.
secreted himself in her room for the
purpose OF killing her He mistook
Miss Woerkel for his intended victim
as the former was entering the room
and shot her. tt is believed the Injured
woman VIII die. Both Badger and
Sadie Cofey formerly lived at Fort
Dodge Kan.
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VS.. Baily P. o. True. Texas. writes: NY
wife had been suffering i've years with
paralysis in her her arm, when was
pursuaded to use Billiards. Snow Lini~
ment which cured her all right. I have
also used IL for old sores, frOstbites and
skin eruptions. It does the work. 25c.
soc and S1.0O. Sold by Z. G. M. I. Drug
Dept.
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LEANING TOWER SOLD.
People Of Bologna Much Excited in
Consequence.


Consequence.
Rome, Dec. 25.-Bologna's most sin
gular structure, the leaning Garisenda
tower which was begun fin ITO by
FiippO and OttOno CarisenGa. and
which was owned by the Marquis Nal
Vozzi. has been purchased by Baron
J}aimondo Frarcetti, who is well known
as q composer.
The Garisenda tower is only 1863 feet
fligh, bur il is ten feet out OF perpendic-
ular. Dante in his Inferno" COM
pares the giant Antaeus. who bends
toward him, Co this tower. when a
cloud passes over it." The obliqueness
OF the tower was occasioned by the set
fling Of the foundations.
The sale Of the tower has given rise
TO much dissa tisfaction and the gov
eminent has been urged to interfere
for the purpose Of securing 10 for the
nation. thus preserving this most i'm
pCrtant monument
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26
COMING HOME m STATE

y Washington. Dec. 25.-The cruiser Olvm-
pia Admiral Coghlan's flagship. has bee
selected TO bring Minister Beaupre from
eCartagcna to Colon. where the minister.
VIII take q passenger steamer for New
York. The Olympia viii reach Cartagena
Sunday next. At his request the Coiom-
bian government furnished Mr. Beaupre
an armed escort from Bogota 20 Carta-
rena.
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by requiring all pupils to present GER
tiicates OF vaccination. The names
and addresses of all children who fail
10 comply with the osder VIII be for
warded to the health department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-26

To Cure a Cold IN One Day
Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL St
fails to cure. L. w Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
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Dora A. Coons of Richficld Ralph +.
Nilsson and Mary r. Tuft Of Monroe: Jo-
seph E. Edwards Of Fremont and Matilda
Taylor OF LOa WAYNE county
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.. J. Sharp Coal company. Is South
Main street Office telephone. 40.
Yard telephone, 522.
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HALF FARE RATES
via the Rio Grands.

one single fare for the round trip for
the holidays between any two points on
the line of the Rio Grande In Utah.
Selling 6ates Dec. "A, IS, 81 end Jan. j.
Einal limit Jan. 4.
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
NOV. p, 1903
ARRIVE

Ann v T.
From Ogden, Portland. Butte
san Francisco. CHICAGO ST o.7n - -
Louis, Omaha and Denver .... "s0y q III
From Ogden and intermediate0.f0 ~ "a,
points ------+-.-----.- --.--s- teAo q az
Ogden. Cache Valley and Inter-TT.5E a IN,
mediate points. --.-.-- ..-.....- AAslv q III
From Ogden. Chicago. st. Louis.
Kansas City. Omaha. Denver 1.0F "a %,
ana san Francisco --..........- nv II lA
From Ogden. Cache Valley
ST. Anthony. Portland and san 6.E5 ., %,
Francisco 81. .-...-.-.--... .... Nsup II al
DEPART.
For ogden. Omaha. CHICAGO.
Denver, Kansas City and St6.Na A., "a,
LOUIS --.- O.. .--------------------- WV q ~
For Ogden. Portland. st. An
tsf@sat ss9 p 65saeseo and 1920
For Ogden Omaha. Chicago
aSd San FTaTeis CITY St Louis IIO
For Ogden, Cache Valley Den
louis EST A ans Chicago fasy Omaha St 545
For Ogden, Cache Valley. Butte
Helena Portland. San Fran-f1siS "a "a,
cisco and intermediate points Alstaj u Ia
T. NJ SCHUMACHER.
Traffic Manager.
ID. i. hurley
D. S. SPENCER
City ticket office. POI Main street. Teie-
phone $50
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Try Piso's Cure for Asthma. 1t often
relieves at once. All druggists Csc.
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A. P. Hibbs, osteopathist.
News building. Phone 1397-X.
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Il was much afflicted with sciatica. -
writes Ed. c. Mud. Iowaville. Sedg-
wick Co, kan, going about on crut-
ches and suffering a deal Of pain I
was induced to try Billiards. Snow Iins-
ment, which relieved me 7 used three
soc bottles. II is the greatest liniment
I ever used; have recommended II to
a number Of persons: ali express them
selves as being benefited by 1t. / now
walk without crutches. able to perform
a great deal Of light labor on the farm -
Csc. SOC and S1O0. Sold by Y. G. Nj r
Drug Dept.
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D. J. sharp Coal company. 7S south
Main street. Office telephone, 10
Yard telephone 522.
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Al trains except Nos. 1 to stop at
intermediate points.
Ticket O4sce, Dooly Block. Phone 205
J. A. BENTON. 9. A. p. d.