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Accountant Department.
Office, 924 Bethel street.
Savings Department,
Insurance Departmenf..

Agents for FIRE, MARINE, LITM,
ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS LA
BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIEas
Insurance Office, 924 Bethel street.
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DANA HOTEL
WAIKIKI
E 6 ACH

RAPID TRANSIT ELECTRIC CARS
srF1vs at, and depart from, the main
aRtrEnce of the Moana Hotel every ten
ztzCtes.
AoANA HOTEL CO., LTD.
T. K JAMES,
Manager.
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Commercial and Trave5ers' Letters %
| Credit issued on the Bank OF Californin
and N. NJ. Rothschfld & Sons, London
Correspondents: The Bank Of Califor-
mia, Commercial Banking Co. of sgd
ney, Ltd, London.
Drafts and cable transfers on ChiAA
! and Japan through the Hongkong ana
Shanghai Banking Corporation ana
Chartered Bank OF India, Australia ana
China
Interest allowed on term deposits aa
the following rates per annum, via:
Seven days notice, at per cent.
Three months, at per cent.
Six months, at 81 per cent.
Twelve months, at per cent
Trust Department..
Act as trustees under mortgages.
Manage estates, real and personal
Collect rents and dividends.
Valuable papers, wills, bonds, etaw
received for safe keeping.
Accountant Department.
Auditors for corporations and PR.
vate firms.
Books examined and reported en-.
Statements of affairs prepared.
Trustees on bankrupt or insolvant co.
tates.
Office, s24 Bethel street.
Savings Department.
Deposits received and interest allow
ed at "A per cent per annum, IN &e-
cordance with rules and regulations,
copies Of which may be obtained en-
application.
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Attorneys for Parties: Andrews &
Andrade; Smith & Lewis; Kinney. Nc
Clanahan & Bigelow; Atkinson & Judd;
Cecil Brown. 6465
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CITED FOR CONTEMPT.
His Explanation Being Satisfactory,
Court Grants Further Time.

Junction June l0--The session OF the
district court held here tOda- vas very
DrleT and the business transact very
light Demurrer 10 the Information in
state VS. Wallace ThUrston was argued.
submitted and Overruled and the two
criminal cases now at issue set for
uias jury for which comes in tOm9r-
rev.
n inc contempt hearing. state eX. rel
Maud Nelson VS.. John Nelson the de-
PENDANT made satisfactory explanation
that owing TO sickness of himself and
his father. he had been unable to paw
and promised to meet the obligation fully
II given time. He was granted ninety
days. About year ago his wife brought
suit for divorce Being impecuniOuS she
subscribed to the pauper's oath Personal
service was had uDOn the defendant and
the costs. $3.50, and an attorney lee CT
so were taxed against him. These he
mas never paid. Her grounds alleged for
divorce were desertiou and failure to Dro-
vide. but she testified al the hearing that
she was running a boarding house AT
Kim berly. and he la-- around eating ar
her expense and refused to work. and
That she drove him off TO find work.
which he had never secured nor even
f-1ed 10 secure OF course IL was not
4 1sertiOn when she drove him away. and
THE court refused TO grant the divorce.
but gave her judgment for the costs and
attorney fee over the payment OF which
he is now in his present difficulty
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out about fifteen telephones in Lehi and
American Fork and disabled an electric
motor at the sugar factory one bolt
came down The lime kiln at the sugar
factory and Frustrated emplOye who
was inside the kiln making repairs. A
number or other employees received strong
Shocks.
George Webb, who has been at St.
Mark $ hospital in Salt Lake City for a
Tor appendicitis, is home again ana re-
covering rapidly.
James kirkham has gone to Raymond,
canada for q visit to his sons who are
IN business there. He was accompanied
Dy MS son, Francis, who is managing the
Raymond Mercantile company.
Dr.. O. II. Perry. who has been spend
ING the winter in Lehi returned yeSter-
day TO his home in Kansas
About twenty-five boys are leaving this
week Tor Bear River, where they are en-
gagged to thin beets. They are thinning
under contract at s. per acre. and each
Lnlrd OF an acre per day.
samuel Stark, the genial Short Line
agent who has held the key down at Lehi
Junction for the past several years, has
been transferred to American Fork
arthur W eDD left yesterday for WaVer-
ly, Wash, where he has accepted a posi-
ton with the Washington Sugar com
pany.
Andrew Christopherson. after spending
a TWO years mission in Denmark, has re-
turned home.
Mrs Rebecca Standing and Mrs Alice
Royle have gone to Ohio on a visit to
relatives for a month
T. X. Cutler is in oregon for a short
stay.
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BABIES ON FIRE
With Itching, Burning, SCaIy
HuTnOuTS
Find Instant Relief and
Speedy Cure
n CutiGuTa Soap and CutiGuTa
Ointment
When All Other Remedies and
the Best Physicians Fail.

Instant relief and refreshing sleep for
ekin-tOrtured babies, and rest for tired,
fretted mothers, in warm baths with
CUticura Soap and gentle anointings
with Cuticura Ointment, the great skin
cure, and purest of emollients. to be
followed in severe cases by mild doses
of Cuticura ResOlvent. This is the
purest, sweetest, most speedy, perma-
nent and economical treatment for tor
turing, disfguring, itching, burning,
bleeding, scaly, crusted and pimUly
skin and scalp humOurs, eczemas, rasheS
and irrfsations, with loss of hair, Of
infants and children, as wen as adults,
and is sure to succeed when all other
remedies and physicians fail.
Millions of the worlds best people
now use Cuticura Soap, assisted by
Cuticura Ointment, for preserving,
purifying and identifying the skin.
for cleansing the scalp of cruStS, scales
and dandru8, and the stopping OF fall
ing hair, for sOftcning. whitening and
soothing red, rough and sore hands as
well as for all the purposes of the
toilet, bath and nursery. Thousands
Of women recommend Cuticura Soap,
assisted by Cuticura Ointment the great
skin cure, for annoying iTTitations,
chafngs snd weaknesses, or too free
or offensive perspiratiOn, for ulcer
alive conditions, and for many sans
tive, antiseptic purposes which readily
suggest themselves.
Sold throughout lie would Catcura Resolvcz. SIC on
form Of Ckaeoace Coated Pills, sc per vial Of or ONT
mcnt, c- soaE, &c. DepOts: cudOn- y ChareThouss
P6tts- Drngsn Cheia- Com. role Proprie:Ors-
- send for - CUteur4 SkIn Book"
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PROVO 49, NOTEs.

Provo. June u--Elmer Hooks one of
the instructors at the Brigham Young
academy. has left for Mexico. where he
goes a a missionary Mr. Hooks speaks
the Spanish language fluently.
A stranger whose name looks like Harry
Hatton on the Hotel Roberts register.
registered there Monday evening and was
given a bed. He left in the morning
without paying his bill On Monday he
LEFT a bay horse and buggy at Sharp's
LIVERY stable with Instructions TO have
Il brought TO the Hotel Roberts Tuesday
corning As he was not there the out
fit was taken back to Sharp's stable
where il now is The stranger was a
tall raw-boued- dark compleXiOned man
q. A. Wilson. who died from the effect 5
of an overdose Of laudanum yesterday,
was buried this afternoon.
Miss Miriam &elize has gone to Denver.
where she VIII attend the convention Of
the National Associat ton of ElOcUtiOnists,
in which she fSra director.
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MANTI NEWS NOTES.

Nanti June 1.-THE committee tn take
charge Of the celebration of Independence
day has been selected by the city cOun-
Gil of Mauti
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Kearns OF Gunni-
son were in Mand this week visiting
Theodore Bruback of the sanDete Val
ley railway was in Manu during the
Rev. s. F. .wishard was the speaker
at the Presbyterian church in this city
last Sunday
Reuben De Witt and wife Of Marys-
vale were visitors al the home of John
Patten this week.
Joseph Judd. a former resident Of this
city but now residing in Nevada. was a
visitor in this city this week, after an
absence of several years
Joseph B. Richey of St Johns. Ariz..
- a visitor to this city Tuesday and
Wednesday, He is a relative of our
townsman. IS. 3. Richey-
A baby girl was born Monday last 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Riddle of this
The sunday school quarterly Of the
South Sanpete stake viii be held at Gun
nison on the 2lst inst
Mrs James W Cherry of Mt Pleas
ant was visiting relatives and friends in
George Peacock has been awarded the
contract 10 carry the mails from the
Rio Crande station 10 the pOstoffice in
County Assessor Henry Jackson Of
Fountain Green and Miss Amanda r.
Alfred of Spring City. daughter of John
Frank Alfred of that place. were mar
ried in the Manu temple yesterday AR
Jackson Is one Of the prosperous young
men of Saupete county and was fOrtu-
nate In get ting charming wife
The executive committee selected to
manage the Fourth of July doinss Is as
follows. =. P DyrenC. chairman. J. A.
HoUgaard, = H. christensen Ferdinand
Alder N p Nelson. r. ". Eliason. LIZ
ther futile jr.. W. X Reid George F.
Bench. T. r. Parry, w W Crawford
Corr O. 81
Nav Reid Mrs w II. Olsten. Mrs. Luz
ella Harmon. Mrs. Willis Harmon. Mrs
Jens Nicholson, Mrs j. c. Madsen, MIS-
Eta Bradford Mrs Kate C. snow Eetta
snow Iris Lowry Charlotte CLARK, Mrs
Ounce Crawford and Mrs J. ". HOr-
uuug.
The county commissioners of Sanpete
county are at the present time sitting as
q board of equalization.
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IDAHO EASTERN STAR
Officers of the Grand Chapter
Elected at PocateIIo
Yesterday.
Especial to The Herald1

,
PocatelIo. Ida. June 1.-THE grand
chapter of the Order Of the Eastern Star
has just closed a pleasant and successful
session. it being the first meeting after
the organization of the grand chapter last
June There was consequently a large
amount Of business to be transacted.
Everything during the entire session. was
themselves as being highly pleased With
their entertainment
At the close of the session the officers
Tor the grand chapter were elected and
appointed as follows.
Grand matrOn, Mrs. L. W Waters Of
" eISer; associate grand matrOu Mrs r
J. Dolber of Pocatello: Grand barron o.
y. Neal of Boise; associate grand patron
w l.. RiXey, Payette; grand secretary,
Miss Helen COstOn. Boise: grand treas
urer. Mrs S. Wildenthal, Lewiston; grand
conductress. Mrs. Susie Neidhan Lew
1ston: ASSOCIATE grand condolences, Miss
Charlotte Phinney, Wallace. grand chan
lain. Mrs Edna LYLE Idaho Falls Grand
marshal. Mrs Ella L. Marks Boise:
grand organist, Mrs f. J. Hilton, Poca-
teilo; grand Ada, Miss AIa5le Payne
Mountain Home; grand Ruth. Miss May
Flood. Bellevue; grand Esther Mrs Mar
Sret Gagon, BlaekfoOt; grand Martha.
Mrs Bessie Hoover, MONTPELIER grand
Electra, Mrs Hannah Schmidt. Idaho
Falls; grand warden. Mrs. Lucy CIough,
Salmon City; grand sentinel, J. H
LOUnsbury, Albion.
The red ring associate naatron. Mrs
Lucy NJ Barclay of Idaho Falls, installed
The new officers. The order is reported
to be in an excellent condition with TWEEN
" subordinate chapters and 9S1 members.
Two new chapters were granted dis
pensauonS during the past year. one at
Emmett and the other at HALEY A
number OF the officers of these two chap
tiers were installed at this session Of the
grand chapter Grand representatives
were present and received from Oregon.
Montana. Oklahoma. New Jersey New
York. Tennessee and Pennsylvania. At
the conclusion of the work the visiting
members were presented with an interest
ing musical programme and banquet BY
Ruth chapter of Pocatello. Addresses
were made by some Of the grand officers
and Mayor Steeley-
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LEHT NEWS NOTES.

Lehi. June 1l--Miss Virginia Bush. in-
structor in English at the g. y. college
Logan. has been spending "a week with
her mother, Mrs. p. a. Bush Miss Bush
Esft yesterday for Boston where she will
Spend her vacation
All the business houses ia Lehi. Amer
iCau Fork and Pleasant Grove are closed
this afternoon and the clerks and en-
ployes are enjoying "a half-holiday- This
custom viii be continued every Thursday
afternoon during the summer months
The Telluride Power company has been
granted by the city council the right TO
erect poles and string wires over the
streets of Lehi City.
Representative George Austin and wife
were summoned by telegram 10 the bed
side Of their daughter. Mrs Frank Nc
Kaig. who is critically in in California.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Harriet
Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w Empey OF Idaho
Falls are spending month i'm Leht. Mrs.
Empey has just been discharged from
St Marks hospital. after undergoing an
operati for the removal of a tunor She
IS recovering satisfactorily.
The tlunderst orm two DAYS ago. besides
SCATTERING q number OF tail trees, knocked
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-12
SEVERE ELECTRIC STORM.
Lightning Strikes House Containing
SeVeraI PennIa

SGH6La4 EeOp1G-
At. Pleasant June IL-Cne Of the most
severe electrical transforms experienced
"a TINS city IN years passed over yes
'erudy afternoon. The storm consisted
OF thunder. lightning and hail and rain.
AlBlluing Is known 10 have found Il
marx In at least one place, "A house IN thu
southern part of the city receiving q bolt.
The place was an adobe building belong
lis 70 young man named andrew
JohdnSen- The east wall received Jhe
sIohe. All windows on that side of the
mouse were shattered, and the frame Of
one window completely knocked out In
size a cupboard standing with ITS back
70 this was riddled where il came in CON
tact with the side of the house other
aged. The bolt apparently die not enter
lAe ground, two black charred spots on
me IlOor OF the porch being the only evil
oeIl-e thaJ II went downward at ali
a very peculiar thing about the stroke
vas Jhat not person in OF around the
muse was injured There were at least
Ten DersOns-wOmen and children and men
IN the house at the time but aside from
The shock usually noticeable as accom-
Npanying a severe lightning and thunder
crash, not one Of them experienced the
s4Bhtest III effects from the electric bolt.
MT Johansen had just arisen from
tilf-iF an winch lie mad been sitting and
ndd taken a step away from II when the
snock came. The chair was near the wall
and received the effects of the current.
broken Mr.. Johansen feels that had
ne rerQainec sitting that severe and pos
tanned by him. The only accident was
that of a falling brick striking the little
one IN the eye as II lay sleeping on
bed. IT is not severely injured.
Following Immediately after the eIectri-
cal storm came a heavy rain and hail
storm. In some parts of town. nartiCu-
larly towards the east, the fan of hail
was heavy. six inches of ii being piled
up m places Where il fell this way
gardens and all tender Vegetation were
ricdled and ruined.
Nathaniel Billings of Spring City. a
Gentleman over 65 year of age. was
n Drown from a horse yesterday. breaking
MS arm in two places.
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STATE NEWS
STATE STRIKES OIL
Experimental Well Being Bored
For Water at Fillmore En-
counters Small Flow.
Special to The Herald9

OdSls, June u--WOrd has Just reached
eHe Wen which is being bored
northwest Of Fillmore By the state as An
1 eIIiIlenI 70 determine if large flows
lHal "ells experimental with in the
Past IN TINS section. This well is at pres
~ uOWn about % feet and ID is STATED
salhered off the ropes used in sdrillin-.
Ileces OF oil shale that have come up the
Plpe' Wnen rubbed together smell strong
y Of oil. and as III is the intentIon 10
SINK the well to the depth of 300 feet. if
water IS rot encountered before, this wei
Is Delng watched with interest, as 1t may
be possible that "a Iarge flow of oil min
De struck. All the land in the vicinity
mas been located upon and is being held
win the expectation that il viii become
very valuable in the near future as Ofl
land.
Samples of the oil are on exhibition in
several business houses at Fillmore.
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DISTRICT COURT ORDERS.

Provo. June 1.-THE following orders
We're made today in the Fourth district
court by Judge Booth.
Estate Of Sarah Ann Gunner Reece. de-
ceased; petition OF Thomas G. Reece
praying for an order allowing final ac-
count and distribution Of the residue OF
said estate set for hearing June q.
Maggie B. Thompson vs. r. w Jenkins:
upon motion of Alfred L. Booth, counsel
for plaintiff. cause ordered placed upon
the calendar upon payment of reporter 5
fee. 50.
Judge ROlapp made the following orders
in cases in which Judge Booth was dis
qualified
Estate OF Oscar Winters. deceased. Os-
ear l. Winters appointed administrator;
bond 500.
Estate Of -Lecedee Coltrin, deceased; pc
tition of J. q. COltriu. administrator for
order approving final account granted
Estate of r. r. Booth. deceased; petit
ton OF Alfred J.. BoOth for order Of sup
elemental decree and distribution granted.
Estate of Margaret Mccullough. de-
ceased petition of E Nash for order ap-
proving final account granted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-12
CHILD's NARROW ESCAPE.
Father Removes Child From Under a
Tree Just as Lightning Strikes Tt.

Richfield, June 1.-By just a few sec
onds James Robertson OF Monroe saved
his little child from death by lightning
A heavy thunderstorm swept over the
town Monday afternoon and when il be-
gan to rain. Mr. Robertson went out and
took the child from under a tree along
the sidewalk where il was playing. Just
as he got inside the door, a few seconds
later, a bolt of lightning struck the same
tree splitting out sab about fifteen
feet long by five inches in width and two
inches in thickness, throwing il into the
lot and a piece of il into an apple tree
sixty feet away. Had the child remained
by the tree IL would undoubtedly have
been instantly killed.
Up TO date there has not been an en-
tlrely clear day for nearly month. For.
TWO weeks past there have been heavy
showers in various parts Of the county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-12
CELEBRATION COMMITTEES.

Provo. June 1.-THE following are the
members Of the executive committee on
Fourth Of July celebration elected at the
citizens meeting last evening:
Mayor T. y. Taylor, chairman. First
ward Joseph J. FarTer. Mrs. 5. s. Jones,
c. e Loose. Second wsrd James Glove,
W D. Roberts, Jr. Mrs Reta Cray: Third
ward 5. p. Eggertsen, Mrs. Emma
Zabriskie, ]. NJ Jensen; Fourth ward,
George POwelsOn. Mrs. sam Schwab. +.
Il Holt: Fifth ward, Mrs Louisa Nc
Bride, E. 5. Hinckley, NJ NJ Kellogg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-12
ELpREDGE-ALLEN WEDprNG.

CoalvfIIe June 11.-Earl EIdredge- son
of Alma EIdredge. was married last even
ing to Miss Lizzie Allen. The bride
groom father performed the ceremony
Both young people are well known and
highly respected. a reception was held
at the brides residence after the happy
couple had been made man and rife
F. c. Woods an Ogden architect. has
been employed to make the plans for
the new court house.
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son. William Carter, Nephi Griffiths, Jo-
seph Wirthlin. Samuel H Nelson, VII
liam Dunn. D. c. Harrington.
MammOJh-Albert- Hagen. Olaf SOren-
sen. A. c. Simmons, D. A. Depue. Thorn
as Crooks Joseph Treloar, 3. NJ. Cor
nish.
Silver City-John O'Nein. A. F. Heck
Ter
DiamOnd-JameS Hutchinson
MOna-N w EllertsOn-
Levan-A. L. Jackman. James H Peter
son.
Juab-L. r. COpening Edward Elmer.
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BANQUET AND BALL.
The Alumni of the Agricultural Col
lege Hold Splendid Function.

The Alumni of the Agricultural Col
lege Hold Splendid Function.
Logan. June 10.-One OF the most bril-
hant functions Of the season was the
alumni banquet and ball given at the
Alumni club last night. 1t was attended
by the elite of the city, while many dis
unSuished visitors were present from UIf-
ferent parts Of the state
The banquet was a splendid one and
during its progress the following tOasts
were given:
The Graduating Class .................
.. 1870 - - 49, Professor Upham
Technical Education. Moses Thatcher
The Trustees '-..-...-..........
--------------- Hon Emily s Richards
Alumni ...................C Larsen. 90
Governor Wells was to have responded
TO the toast. THE State, but he left
here early in the afternoon driving to
train
John Stewart, 80, acted as POSTMASTER.
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TTsT on JURoRs DRAWN.

Eureka. June 10--The following is the
list Of jurors who have been sUbpOnaed
70 appear before the district court in
Nephi-Ou IlGE- 81
Se9hi--tharies HAYNES. Chris Jensen.
1T PFles Timothy FIOyt James R
Reid. James =Bellistan. John Chapman.
Eureka-W. W Thompson, John Fergu-
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EuREKA WILL cELEBRATE.

Eureka, June 10.-rhe committee ap-
pointed by the mayor TO solicit funds for
a celebration of independence day has
secured $50 and the celebration is as
sured The gentlemen viii report progress
tomorrow night. when a committee on ar
rangements viii be appointed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-12
BAD CASE OF SMALLPOX.


Pocatello. Ida. June 11.-Word has been
received in this city of the dangerous i'll
ness of William H. Larkin OF Cove in
Gentle valley, this county. from a violent
case of smallpox. Mr.. Larkin is one of
the board Of county commissioners of
BannOck county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-12
KICKED BY A HORSE

Mammoth June 10.-Dean Higginson.
the 1O-vear-old son Of James Eigginson OF
Diamond was brought to the Tintic hos
pital here this afternoon suffering from
fractured leg. the result of q kick by q
horse. The fracture is below the knee.
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COMPLETEs ITS LABoRs.
GARFIELD County Equalization Board
Returns Valuation of $3.50 01O

PanguiJch. June 9.-The county COM
missiOners of Garfield county completed
their labors as d board of equalization
Saturday and the clerk gives us the fol-
lowing foOtings as the total Of taxab bic
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q SF ~ palg GRAN1E
RIO Gn3NnE WE5 s. =
CURRENT TIME TABLE.
In effect NOV. I. 1902.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY

LA \ SAIL LAKE EIIXs
No 6-F'or Grand Junction. Den
yer and points east --.-.......... $50 4 n
NO For Provo, Grand juno
ton and all points east 49,. BIB D N.
No For Provo. Grand JUNO
ZION and all points eagt-------- SD . N
20 W-tOr Bingham, Lehi.
Aeber. Provo. Mt. Pleasant.
Manu- MaTysVaIe and inter
Lneulate points -----.-....- Gee. 90 a m
No S-For Eureka. paysOn
Provo and Intermediate Ecints Es90 nm
No 11-FOr Ogden and ali srter-
mediate points -----------.--.-.-. $40 pm.
No 5-FOr Ogden and the y est ESQ -
40. 5-tOr ogden and the ' est. II 90 % q
No I-tor ogden and the , est 12:5O d. re-
NO. 49, OF Park CIty.-.-........ Sis an
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. 1z-FrOm ogden and all IN
Jermedlate points -------...-..... 500 {. N
NO. 5-FrOm Provo. Grand juno
ton and the east ..-.......-...... 9.35 an.
No. From Provo. Grand juno
ton and the east ..--.............12.3 % Pm
No 3-FrOm Provo. Grand june
ZION and the east -1O:50 pm.
No. S-FrOm HeDer. Provo. Ping
ham Eureka. Marys vale, Man
II and intermediate points. 500 pm
No. 5-F'TOm Ogden and the west $40 a N
No 2-Fron Ogden and tae west 3.O5 p.rn.
No. From Ogtien and The west $40 pm.
NO From Eureka P3ySOn.
Provo and intermediate points 1000 am,
No. 1O1-FrOm Park City---------- 5-15 pm.
Perfect Dining Car Service.
Sleeping Cars to Chicago Without Change.
POstOffice Corner. Phone 20