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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-20
Tricks in the West.
"a Seattle Post-InteIlieencer-

From the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
One is totally unable to conceive how 1t
is that greenhorns continue to give W
their money every day to nothing better
than the lock trick or the freight receipt
gag. 1t Is not merely that these bunko
devices are hoary with age and should
seemingly be as familiar as common speech,
but that they had no merit when they were
new. Even granting that the victim never
heard OF them before. why should he be
deceived? Why should he bet that he can
open q lock? Why should he lend money
on q check or bill Of lading when present
should any human being get upon terms
Of such confidence with strangers whom
he has picked up on the streets or In the
salOons7 The infinite and perpetual gull
biaty OF man II the greatest wonder Of
the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-20
Extremely. Ancient.

From Puck. So =
Little Jim-'sYour sran'pa is awful old.
amt he?" Il -
Little Bob-"Yes-siree! Why. he's SO old
that he can't remember the time when he
wasn't living!'x st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-20
His Choice.
From Life,

From Life, .g:.
Agent-"Yes,sir.. I win guarantee that this
is the most concentrated food you ever
ate
Consumer-"Bnt.I don't want that hndI
want the kind that spreads all over my sys-
tenn"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-20
The Filigree Ball.

Mr.. De Tective-''Bulls Eye. are you
reading The Ftlibree Gall-that is. The Grill
ifee Brall-I should say. The Grallibee
Friii-I mean--I mean" but he dropped
deed upon the fatal hearth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-20

The white steam yachts, that cost from
5000 to $4,000 month to keep in COM
mission. ara beginning to skim down the
North and East rivers along toward 10
O'Clock in the morning to their downtown
private New York slips. carrying their
sybaritic owners 70 their oflces from their
country places up ON the Hudson. or on
the waters of Long Island sound.
These trips are pretty nearly the acme of
luxury. as Viewed by the humble rider ON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
Judge Overs Has Taken Summary
Proceedings,
NAMES SPECIAL PROSECUTOR
Lectures sheriff sandberg for Ills
Lasity In an Ofieial vsy-sIl over
Trouble at Colorado springs

Georgetown, colo. Aug. l2,-Judge
overs today suspended Horace c.
Thurman as district attorney IN the
First judicial district from further ser
vice In the investigation Of the blowing
W. OF the sun 4 Moon transfer house
and the expulsion from Idaho Springs
Of "a members OF the Miners union by
members Of the Citizens Protective
league
Fifteen members of the league who
were arrested waived examination to-
day and were Released on bonds.
Judge overs appointed az special
prosecutor In the Idaho Springs cases
Wills V, Elliott OF Denver. Judge
overs then lectured the sheriff, An
drew Sandberg for his laxlty IN an
official way aud condemned his ap.
nointment of men az deputies who had
not been In the county exceeding AZ
hours
Ralph Talbot who was understood
To represent the Citizens league Of
Idaho Springs gave notice that he
would apply for O writ OF prohibition
Ia the superior cogrt in order to test
the courts right to suspend the district
attorney, and Expressed the opinion that
the court had exceeded his authority
and gone beyond tie law He asked
Judge overs to reserve the naming of
his apgointee until the supreme court
could pass upon the application for "A
writ qf prohibition Judge Overs re-
fused and made the appointment at
once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13

San Francisco. Aug. 10 Capt A. V.
P Anderson Of the Sixth cavalry who
arrived from the orient on the trans
port Logan, is IN possession Of three
jade tablets on which IL written part
Of the history of the Flowery King
dom
The three tablets. Inscribed In Man
ohu aud Mandarin are from two books
OF six tablets each, the other "leaves'
being now In ST. Petersburg I'm the pos
session Of a Russian officer
The tablets were taken by the Rus
slams from the forbidden city of Pekln.
AZ Yung Tsun the Russian officer gave
three OF the tablets to Capt Anderson.
who VIII present them to the Chinese
oonsul-general IN this city. In his letter
accompanying the gift Capt. Anderson
states that although the tablets are
valuable 10 him ms curlos. vet ne knows
that they are held sacred by the chi.
rese government tie therefor restores
them 10 their rightful owner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13

Denver, Colo, Aug ia meeting is
being held IN this city for the purpose
Of making nm active fight to secure
the resembling Of the order prohibiting
the exhibition Of range cattle at the ST.
Louis worlds fair. The campaign was
started in July by the Colorado Cattle
and Horse Growers association when
notices were mailed to an the states
within the boundaries of the Louisiana
purchase calling for a conference Of
cattle raisers and At tOm0rrow's SEES
sion II is expected that representatives.
from all these states win be in attend.
ance. The plan Is 10 appoint a COM
mlttee to meet with Chief Commission
err Coburn Of St. Louis, to urge him to
cancel the order against range cattle,
II the committee Is unsuccessful IN this
regard the members win wait upon
President Roosevelt and urge him to
give his aid to the proposition. IL IL
announced that replies have been re-
ceived from every state to which no.
tees OF the meeting were mailed and
that the purpose OF the meeting has
been unanimously endorsed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
Transactions Of the Day Aggre-
gated Less Than $500
BROKERS GO TO ELK'S SHOW
At Salt Palace Abandoned the Afier-
noon Calls - Sacramento Higher r
New York ON ToboggAn.

The days hueincss on the Salt Lake
Stock & Mining Exchange consisted Of
the sale of h,550 shares,
which brought the sum or
s5,54O.S7, Sacramento and New York
were stronger, also Con. Mercur; but
New York Bonanza's reported strike
failed to strengthen that stock, and it
took to the toboggan, It selling as low
as 24la on the open board. Star Con-
opened with sale at 20 cents follow
cd by drop Of half cent a share.
yankee Con. remained practically UNI
changed.
Owing to the Elks' day festivities at
abe Salt Palace the brokers took a va
cation this afternoon; but the calls VIII
he held as usual tomorrow.
The quotations and sales posted this
forenoon were as follows:
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PRODUCE.


Chicago Aug. l2-Cash: Whcat-No 2
red, So, No. red. NNSlh. No 9 nard
winter. iguSl No. . hard winter. iSdis.
No ! northern spring AGM; Ne. 9 north.
ern sprng. &NN, No 3 spring. 1sA9
Cofn-No 3 5idAil: No 3 aG5A
Oats-No q 22i No g. %.
Close: Wheat September 2h. old S2t.
December HIsi December. S2.sa2N. May.
Ansp..
Corn-August 52s,0i2N September ,2i,
ass. December Ais MAY. t3is
,oais-AuFust 5ia September 3jis03ib.
December 36s
Pork September 1875; October. l3.G;
May 1926
Lard-August, u.s.; September sos. DC.
tOber. 772l.
Ribs September. SIS. October. 40
RYE $ ntembcr j2h
FlM-Cash, northwest. l02i5.
Timothy September $50
ClnYer-August y so.
Barley-Cash l0H55.
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Mob Hangs a Negro.

Whltesboro, Tex. Aug. l2--An at.
tempted assault today on Mrs. Hart
caused the arrest of eight negroes,
seven of whom We're released. The
other was held for Identification. About
8 o'clock tonight mob took possession
Of him and hanged him 70 the limb of
a tree. tie had not become unconscious
when officers arrived from sherman,
and, making their way through the
mob with q rush cut the negro down.
ana hurried him to sherman, After the
negro had been forciby taken from
the mob It's members began terrifying
the colored residents OF The town Gun
were fired promlsCuously In the negro
section. The terror-striCBcn negro y
were ordered 10 set out ~ town u
once, and outgoing trains on all roads
were filled Win negroes.
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ONLY one LOSS RECORDED
Buying orders Were wei Disirlbuted
Aud OF Large Volume Purchasing
Was Most Animated Tor Weeks.

New York Aug. lS.--Opcuing puccs ad-
yancsd vigorously all round ON large
volume Of well distributed buying orders.
Rock Island and Union Pacific opened
wide. There were 400 shares OF Rock
Island sold at 2iia down u 3lA. compared
with ljn last night aud 2JJ shares OF
UniOn faclnc sold at i2a and t2is, con-
pared with q last night A decline Of a
point In Republic Steel preferred, WAS the
only loss recorded. There was an appear
ance OF proht taking among some OF the
giung9ra, Pacihcs and thp Quilted States
Steel stocks, but the market as a whole
rose strongly on the most animated buy
ing seen Tor many weeks. The active lat
rose generally from ! 70 points over
last night Urgent bidding Tor Reading
carried The price up 4s. Amongst the
specialties, New York Air Brake jumped
ga General Electric jig. Consolidated Gas
4ig and American Linseed OIL ~ Lack-
awann0 dropped . but rallied 9. There
were some slight rccessi0ns before the
enl Of tho hour and the market Quoted
slightly The tide Of buying turned into
The western stocks and 81. Paul and IL
hn0is Central were rushed up 3ia Mis-
souri, Paciic ~, Amalgamatcd rs, Chit
cago & Eastern Illinois certificates 81,
Toledo, ST. Louis d Western preferred 8.
and Union Pacinc Rock Island. Louis
Vile Wabash and AtchisOn 2 or over
Profit taking In Reading under cover OF
the shift in The buying was detected and
prices rar on, Reading and 81 Pau yield-
ing ~ ana Rock Island and Illinois Gem
tral a point
Bonds were strong at noon.
Offerings Of stock fell away 20 nominal
proportions az the lower level and the
market became dull At the end of the
second hour Reading was rushed again
e li1 ana ne whole market responded.
one transaction
Reading touched j1H, then fel back
nearly 2 points again. 81 Paul rose Il
fraction higher than before ana Baltimore
4 Ohio, Ontario ~ Western Northwestern
ana Manhattan were added 20 the TO gia
points galns The response elsewhere was
less general and a moderate reaction fol-
lowed
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will Fight Federal Fence Law

Topeka Kan, Aug. l2-United States
Dist Atty. Dean Paid tonight that he
expected a very determined resistance
fron the cattlemen of northwest Kan
sas against the enforcement Of the fed
eral statute preventing the fencing of
government land. Nearly IL suits are In
preparation to be- brought IN the UnItcd
STAGES court by Mr. Dean In these
suits every conceivable method of en-
closing government land Is included.
II Is the purpose Of the district attorney
to make all the government land In
the state free range and 10 permit no
person TO have any advantage m It's
use
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13

New York, Aug B.--Wheat- Recent Il
tive on strong northwest markets small
Ieoeipls anu rains In harvesting district
September. Ssus6it
Butter Receipts 1900 packages Irrpgu.
lar state dairy i4uilA; creamery. r.
1915
Eggs Receipts $40 packages SteaJy
Western SECONDS 10 extras l0fS,.
sugar Raw steady fair reclining o il-lG.
centrifugal. rs test 9n-ls: mola.sas I'M.
gar 2l]-it Refined Is steady crushed
'',,. powered. Pow -atanulated. $50
Cofte-Quiet No. , Rio. 81.
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GENERAL MILES
AFTER PRESIDENCY

Colorado Springs, Colo..Aug ie.-Cen.
Nelson A. Miles. ON his way 10 the ma
uonal encampmenL stopped over at
colorado Springs for several hours thls
afternoon. lie was rendered a recep-
ZION by a great crowd OF veterans ana
aiIerward by the citizens. He was re-
peatedly cheered. Some veterans cheer
"a him as "our next Democratic prcsi-
dent lie was asked the question II
ne would consent % any movement 20
place his name before the next national
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13

Butte Mont, Aug. ia Miner spe-
eial from llayre says thai WIN. Ches-
ter. a lO-year-old boy. committed SUI
eide on ranch near Wild Horse lake,
Just across the Canadian line by blow
ing Oft the top Of his head with n 3o-SN
rifle Young Chester lay down and
pulled the trigger Of his ride with his
toe, The act was done while other
members OF the family were greeting
the return Of his father. who had just
come home from a Iourney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
MINING CONCENTRATES.
snver is quoted higher today.

f7lAFtT ~ luplVu hihhNi NN%f'
1 Manager Tony Jacobson went up "a
the Columbus Consolidated mine ut Al
Ia again this forenoon.
Another shipment OF ore from the
fTtah mine Of Fish Springs Is en- route.
d left oasis on The nth inst.
Amos r. Boynton. OF the MoKinnon
bold Mines company, operating at sil-
Nos City, Idaho. has returned TO his
tome in Chicago.
A car OF ore from the Century mine
~ Park Valley is en- route to the samp-
lers
Three cars OF ore from Eureka. New.
IRE al the samplers today.
Col. 8. + Mount, who Is exploiting
The L. G. n. mine near MarysVale' Is
ap from camp.
David Evans has returned from a
frip OF inspection 10 the Black Jack
mine OF Tintic.
Ore and bullion settlements yesterday
were reported as follows; Crude ores
and concentrates, Sgi.s00; base bull
lion, So, zoo. Total, $4,000.
Manarer G. d. Il. Turner OF the J. !.
mine OF Park City. has returned
from n trip to Scotland and Is now
mailing an Inventory OF work performed
1riaE his absence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
oNrAHlo's NEW NH.
Management Has Decided on Plant
OF 1875 Tons Daily Capaclty.

The MANAGEMENT or the Ontario mine
at PARK Ciiy has concluded 10 c,p.
struc, the proposed concentfator with n
capacity iqr handlug rs tons ~ ore
every = hours This decision wac ar.
rived az ms week during The visit VI
SUPERINTENDENT g. J.. Rood 20 the Mg
Summit county mining camp.
There Is no doubt but that the on.
iario contains ore reserves az dimpn.
aons fudtcieni 10 Keep a plant many
times the size Of this one cngag. q for
many yems 90 come but the manage
ment D. playing safe. beginning In a
email way and gradually increasing tho
canacity Whenever the adjustments tu
the ores become better understood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13

Democratic convention. lie replied
THAT 10 subject Of course, on
which / have nothing 60 say"
Norman r. Mack. member Of the No.
ional Democratic committee, who Is
spending the summer here ana Mrs.
Mack entertained Gen. Miles az dinner,
After the dinner reception was ten
dered Cen Miles al the Antlers hotel
by the citizens Of Colorado Springs, At
the reception was Gov. Cummins Of
Iowa.
Mr. Mack, when asked his opinion of
the movement, said
Gen, Miles can he looked upon az n
formidable candidate and would make
q good president II elected"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
DANvILLE LYNCHING.
Grand jury Returns TRUE BllIs
AgAinst Eiehteen of the Mob.

ponyille. Aug l3.-The grand jury
investigating the recent lyuching has
reported true hills against is men and
ore woman
Thrre ere three counts against each.
dciacing public property. attempting TO
eniel g building with intent to murder
the sheriff and three prisoners. riot and
unlawful ssemblare An are under
arrest and win be arraIgned Saturday
NfDrutpn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
Has iNlefered with BuiIding OF
M-,-sampa Shelter.

Manager George II. Robinson, Of the
Tintic company, complained this fore
noon that not as good progress is be-
ing made with the work Of construction
~ the Yampa smelter at Bingham, as
ne would Ike TO see, owing to the con-
sested condition Of the labor market.
II has been almost impossible, Mr
Robinson says. 20 get the class OF men
needed for the particular work required
to be done
Mr. Robinson and President Henry
Etern, who arrived In the city yester-
day, are scheduled to depart for British
Columbia this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13

Work BE- being hurrIedly pushed OF,
me con truciion of the nov mill an
ne keill-kcans property 40 Park
CITY. and unless The Unforeseen hap
pens The plant wiil be ready 90 50 into
commission about oct Z. The bundl tx
is iasi nearing completion and th dTst
carload Of machinery has arrived az
the property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
Toistoi's Pamphlet to be Destroyed

Lelpslc, Aug l2-The provincial
court here today concluded the trial OF
the German publisher Of Tclstois PAM
nhlet Thou Shalt Not Kill" which
was seized by the police July L. ON
the ground that IL contained statements
against Emperor William which we're
classed as high treason The court
decided that The charge Of lese majestic
had been proved. and ordered that The
nnSold copies of the pamphlet and the
plates be destroyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
LIVE sTOCB.

Chicago, Aug, B--Cattle-R Receipts. $500
STEADY, Good to prime steers, j.l0Qj.G0;
poor to medium. 315Gl.s0: sioekerg and
feeders 2.5Mli,2O cows, l.56ti. 50; helfers
2gNlij; Gamers i002.SO, bulls 2.O00
p. calves 2,,0H6,s5; Texas fed steers
S.25ll.1i, western steers. 3j0NA.6l
Hogs Receipts. today 5000; tomorrow.
$500. Slow Mixed and butchers. 5WG
poo good 70 choice heavy, 62ia5.4i; rough
heavy, is5a&2j. light. j.25q5.6j: bulk Of
sales, 5.l5di.ig.
Shepe-Reeeipts 1900 Sheep and lambs
steady Good to choice wethers. 9.5H8. 75,
fair to chclce mixed 2.j0d3. %, western
sheep, 8.U9031b, native lambs. S2jH6 90
western lambs ijlfi5. So
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DIR. f. r, ADAMS ARRESTED,


San Francisco, Aug. l3.-Dr. f. F..
Adams has been arrested here al the
request Of the ST. Louis nu Ice depart-
ment ON the charge Of obtaining money
10y false preteuses. The complainant Is
charles Evans " 81. Louis ami the
amount Involved Is "a few hund ed do
lars. Adams WAS released on $1,000 BAN.
He says he BE- anxious TO face the
charge against him I'm court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
OMAHA

South Omaha.Au lS-Cattie-- Receipts,
500 Market lOHl5c higher. Native steers.
i.2jmj.SD cows and hsifars. 30a4. q.
western steers, 3.00pi.5O; Texas steers
2.l5N3,1 western cows and heifors 2.2-h
325; Gamers .iGn2 So. stockers and feed.
ers, 2.iQpi@; calves. 2 .j)Q5.O0; bulls.
stays etc. 2.00ni.0o
Hogs Receipts 1902 Market Zoe lower.
cl0sed strong, !ieavy, 5.05a5.ij. mixed.
s.lWilai light, j,l5H3.3j; pigs. 5.ljq5 q
bulk Of sales, 5.l005lj
sheep Receipts, 1850 Market steady.
Fed muttons, 3.26t3,G5; wethcrs. 3.OJa3 IS;
ewes, 250d3lO: common and stockers. g Is
n3.50. lambs. 4.j0a5 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Ajax. 1000 at IS.
Con. Mercur, 100 at 152; 100 at 1.5lis.
Shares sold 200.
Daly-West. 25 at $500. 25 at $500.
Sacramento 800 at 2fIk.
Star Con-, 500 at 20: 100 at 1914 100
AZ 1911. Shares sold. 1000.
Uncle Sam Con-, 900 at 20.
Yankee Con-, 100 at 30.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
1ngot. 1000 al 2n bSo.
Sacramento. 1000 at 2iis.
California 800 ct a.
New York bonanza. 2.1OO at 2iis 200
at "a; $500 at %; 500 at 25is 30. Shares
sold. 400.
Yankee Con-, 100 at soh.
REcAPITULATioN.
Shares. Value
Regular call ...,...s...",4IbO ~,
Open board ,........ .n..g,S00 10000
Today's totals .... ...i455O s5,5i0,s7
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CHICAGO WHEAT.

Chicago. Aug Wheat opened firm
September being . TO "a. higher al 81,
WN.F and prices showed little chango
during the FIRST hour
Later the market became estrsmal,
strong and September sold un h. " ana
closed al SIS "a net gain OF liHtH.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool Aug B-Close. Wheat Sen.
TENDER. ds jN. October. 6s 81. Dcccmber
Gs SGD
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Cervera RcsIgns IS Naval ChIer

Madrid. Aug. l5.-Vicc Admiral Ger
vera. who surrendered 10 the American
fleet on Santiago Dc Cuba, has resigned
The position Of chief of stan in the
navy. 10 which he was appointed in
December. 1902.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13
chinese Imperial Troops Dcrea,cd

Hongkong Aug l3.-'The Chinese i'm
perial troops have been defeated by
rebels az liwei-Chou-F u. On tho south
ern province OF kwang Tung. I'M
perial relnforcfments consisting " 5000
Gcrman-drlllcl troops have arrived at
Canton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-13

Denver, Colo, Aug -Caule-Recolpts
goo Market higher Beet steers 3,15n
j.00 cows. 3O0a9.5 O feeders. 8.Oa3 ID.
stocktrs, 3.00di00, bulls. ijJq3.J9.
Hogs Receipts, 40 Market steady.
Light packers i.SOuj.Sj. light. mixed ana
heay" j.2jG5 3d.
Sheep pceipta none
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WOOL.


ST. Louis, Aug l2-Wool- Firm: terri
tory and western mediums. lCfalsI. me-.
dun. Hlnl6. fine. l2NGlG
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IFIFB!T Time Table
IrIl}N Lk}ssI In Effect Feb, |,
Lsssss d ! 1903
ARRIVE

hAfAN' -
From ogden, Portland, Butte,
san Francisco ana Om1ha. ".,. s'oo AIN
From ogden and intermediate
points ..,, .,.,.,,,,,,t',''t''''''' 'lV a'H'
From Ogden, Cache Valley, Chi
cagO. 81 Louis Omaha, Den
yer ana intermediate pOlnts,,.E'Ol pm
From ogden. Chicago ST. Louis,
Kansas Clly Omaha Denver
ana San Francisco .,,.",".o.- 4'V pm.
From ogden. Cache Valley Butte.
Portland san Francisco ."r.,. S'lO pm.
DEPART
For ogden. Omaha Chicago,
Denver Kansas Cily and ~
LOUIS o.. ..u .,., ,,,,,..su''.t-'' wv a'lh
For ogden. Butte. Helena. Port
land San Francisco and inter-
mediate points ,...,,,"'.'.''" s'A' am
For Ogden. Omaha. Chicago,
Denver, Kansas CITY 81 Louis
and San Francisco ".,.o..",,,l2 Pm
For ogden. Cache Valley. Den
YER Kansas city Omaha, St
Louis and Chicago. 94o
For Ogden Cache Valley, Butte
Helena, Portland. San Francis
GO and intermediate polntsu""R am
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER. Act. Traf Mgr
D. f. hurley. G p & T. A.
d. S SPENCER. A. G. PA 7. A.
City Ticket Office, POI Main Street.
Telephone Gn
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@eiiiiSiNl VI gI7!gg!au%
RIO GRANDE W5II+HsS's&
Current Time Table.
In effect June Ast, 1905.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY

No, G-For Grand Junction, Dem
yer ana points east .....,"", S'W aHi'
lion and points east''....',.,'... S;l5 pm.
lion and points east taD '1 $40 pm
No. lQ-For Bingham llebeG
LehiJ Provo, Manti, Marysyale
and intermediate pOlnts.,e.,.,' DIV hIn
NO S-tur Provo, Payson, Eure-
ka and intermediate points,, DIV PIN
mediate polnts ... Nv" $40 pm
No. 3-Fnr Ogden and the west II .j5 p. m.
No. i-For ogden ana The west. as pm.
No. 5-FOr Ogden and the west. V:aO Am
No. l02-For Park City and oil
intermediate points ,,....".,..' t'lo A'Hl'
ARRIVE SALT LAKE olrN
No. l2-From ogden and all In.
teTmediate points ...o...,.." 9'oo am
No. From Provo, Grand june
ton and the east ....u..,.,., 9;AV a,n
No l-Gr9m Provo Grand juno
tlun and the east ..,.,,,..,,,o NJl pm
lion ana The east ....~.....,li:ijp.m
No 9-Fr0m Provo. Bingham,
dlate points NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6;00pm
No From Ogden and the west $500 am
No, From ogden and tho west 3I9 pm
No. i-From Ogden and me west AlOp pm
No. From Eureka, PaysUn
Provo ana intermediate points lQ'W m.
No l0l-From Park City.r,,. 5;lo I'm.
Perfect Dining Car Service
Ticket Office l03 " Second South 81.
PostOiice Corner Phone 21.
I. A. BENTON,
Cen Agt Pass. Dept