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The Somerset reporter., 1904-04-28

NOW good digestion waits on appetite, and
health on both" II it doesn't, try BurdOck
Blood Bitters.
Doctor (cheerfully)-"Oh. I'll find out
what ails you before long" Patient (shudder-
ing)-"Say, doc, am so near the autopsy as
that.
Dphtheria sore throat. Group. Instant relief
permanent cure. DR.. Thomas Electric oil. At
any drug store.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-04-28
STATE OF MAINE
Trcasurer's Office.

Augusta, April IS, 1904
Upon the following townships or tracts OF
land not liable to be taxed in any town, the
following assessments for county tax OF 1900
were made by the County Commissioners oil
SOMERSET county, IN the II day OF March
1904.
No 2, Range 3, P W K R, part, S48 &c
Y. = D.. , u u w Il Z w mart
The Somerset reporter., 1904-04-28

ORAMANDAL SMITH,
State Treasure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-23
Boston Predictions arc That Un'
tied States and Bingham Con
Will Advance
PRICE OF COPPER RESPONSIBLE
Outlook Based on Earnings Of These
properlcs--0ther Camps Attract
Attention,

That eastern investors have not lost
faith in Utah mining shares, Is evil
dent Particularly Interested are they
In the mines OF Bingham, whose posi-
blltics they believe to be almost linz
Itless. This is assured from the stand
ing OF the stocks IN eastern markets,
where from day to day they either re-
main firm or register advances that are
most gratifying, Boston advlces today
expressed the conviction that before
long United States would be quoted
al S35. while Bingham Con. would be
found al $50 on the local board the
stocks now stand at S2i.i5 and sSS re-
spectyely. The lOOked-fOr advance
Is based on the achievements OF these
properties, the former having made
$4,000 net during October, and the lat
ter the neat sum Of 81 900 day These
earnings are partly due 10 the increased
price OF copper. the demand for which
promises to send II still higher during
the month. Bingham Is regarded as
Utahs great copper camp, although
time was when mining there was con.
fined almost exclusively TO silver and
lead Nor Is the Old Reliable alone In
favor eastward. Park city has also
n good standing among the nabobs'
while Tintlc and Mercur likewise come
An for close attention. Truly Utah has
wonderful possibilities In mining
way. and eastern capital is not slow To
take advantage Of the situation,
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LOCAL MARKETS.

The Thanksgiving markets this morn
ing presented an attractive sight with
row after row OF poultry and various
kinds OF meats spread out or arranged
I'm rows with green's strung between,
There were also crates and trays Of
fruits and vegetables that obtain nc
this season OF the year, and displays OF
nuts Of all kinds. Every grocer ana
marketman seemed to have done ms
best to be as artistic as possible and
appearances would Indicate that they
succeeded.
Contrary to public expectation, OF
turkeys there seemed to be no end and
the price dropped this morning to y
cents per pound, though In some places
22A cents was adhered to. The birds are
All good looking. and generally OF gocd
size and weight. j. II. Marriott report
ed the sale Of one turkey Weighing 81
pounds dressed, the turkey having been
raised IN Davis county, and Kooshar.
EN- bird Weighing "a pounds. Both j,
c. Crabtree and the Success Market
people report the sales OF 29-pound
birds raised respectively at Sprngvlllt
and Kaysville. Such turkeys would
weigh alive 90 pounds or over. The
fish men said fresh crabs from the
coast would be along today, aud in gem
eral the markets appeared TO be failly
well stocked with all the edlbles thai
could be desired. The markets viii be
open for a short time tomorrow morn.
Ing, and then close for the remainder OF
the day. The prices obtaining an 10.
days markets are as follows;
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CONCENTRATES.

Ernest BamberPer has returned to his
,ost at the Daly-West.
Col. II. c. Lawrence is back from
81. Louis 9nd the east
charles ] Perkins. a Thunder Noun
tain miner, Is at the Kenyon
The Uncle sam had two cars Of con-
centrates on the market today.
Tomorrow being a holiday, there VIII
be no call on the mining stock eN-
change
W. f. Snyder, the well known min
Ing man, has gone to San Francisco on
business,
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
today eight cars OF ore from Binghall'
one from Tintic and three from To-
nopah.
Receipts al the Pioneer sampler TO-
day consisted OF four cars OF ore from
Tintlc, two from Nevada and two nom
Idaho,
The Green Consolidated, a mining
,on,papy operating In Mexico. and in
which number OF salt lakers are l",
terested, has posted a dividend OF
Ter cent
A Acton shipment from the sweeney
lease on the Florence mine at GoldHe.d
Yesterday sold ON controls showing
| 97.5i5 ounces of gold TO the ton. The
consignment brought the total sum OF
$4,000,
The Utah County Light & Power Co
win install an auxiliary plant at the
head OF American Fork canyon for The
| purpose Of furnishing power for the
mines OF Bingham. Alta, Big Cotton
wood and other camps. The plant viii
bp 1 fO0.hOrse power and will be put II
at the earliest possible moment
Thomas Lynch and associates, who
recently took an option on the Reyeill'
group In southwestern Nevada. have
made the final payment OF $4,000, enC
are now In complete possession OF th'
property The mine has cost then
Se5O00O which Is regarded as nom
inal sum when the extent and character
OF the ore bodies Is taken into co1sll
GRAFTON. The principal beneficiary o
the deal Is Herman Reschke, the orig
lna owner Of the Revclle
stockton Sentinel: At the Stockton
properties OF the Galena King Mlnlnl
company, the faulted channel whlcl
got away from the management a sh0r
time ago, has been recovered and will
Il n good body OF lead carbonates, dis
seminated with gaena. Into this tn
level has been extended for several fee
and there Is nothing to indicate othe
than that Il win show as great strength
MS It does at the point at which II wa
lost.
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Prices Of Important Stocks Forced
Down While Others Made Sub
stantial Gains,
THE ROOM SHORTS COVERED.
After Noon Energetic Selling Was Re
sumcd, speclaltles Betraying
Most Weakness.

New York. Nov 23.--Prices Of num-
Der OF important stocks today were
forced down y point in the first few
minutes OF trading. Amalgamated Cop
per lost /. on the other hand Atchlson
and Reading gained substantial irac-
lions and Hooking Valley a point Cow
erlng operations by the room shorts and
buylng for the long account turned the
current Of prices temporarily upwards.
Union Pacific, Rock Island, Pennsyl-
vanla. Sugar United States Steel pre-
ferred. Metropolitan Street Railway
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit sold a
fraction over last night and other losses
were generally made up, The electric
stocks were bought freely General
Electric rising 2la and Westinghouse
Electric, q Manhattan and United
states Rubber preferred also gained
~. Fresh selling OF the western stocks,
particularly st. Paul, forced the mar
ket down again, and some OF the lead
ers sold lower than In the earlier de-
I cline. Overnight losses reached l TO
~ for Big Four Pacific Coast, Metro
pOlitan street Railway, Corn Products,
! Pacific Mail and Federal Mining and 2
In Tennessee Coal The strength OF the
! Atchison Issues at gain OF l to IA
steadled the market and prices rose
above last night, but the market laps.
ed into dizziness A large number OF
minor stocks slipped downward a point
or more,
Bonds were rather easy at noon,
Energetic selling was resumed after
u o'clock, the industrials and speclal-
ties betrayng the most weakness, Ten.
nessee Coal sold 2ia lower Sugar ?, and
Colorado Fuel Pressed Steel Car pre-
ferred, Smelling preferred, Brooklyn
Transit, Peoples Gas and Realty 1 to
~. In the railroad division, ST. Paul
Southern and 81. Louis Southwestern
added TO the one.poini losses. Average
prices were the lowest OF the morning
| The market began TO harden at
| O'Clock
The afternoon recovery IN prices car
rled the representative stocks up to
yesterdays closing where the buying
again halted Union Pacific and Unit.
ed states steel preferred were conspic.
uously strong, selling at ll5Is and %
respectively, United States Express lost
its forenoon gain OF points, while Chi.
cago Union Traction preferred rose AZ
IN ALL
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AFTER INVESTMENTS.
Denver Capitalists WIN Pat Their Money
Into Utah Mines,

j. M. Pine. prominent mining oper.
ator Of Denver. came In yesterday ana
registered at the Kenyon Mr. Pine Is
here to confer with l.. T, Peer OF this
city In regard 10 conditions and possi-
bultles In southern Nevada Mr.. Peer
having recently returned from three
months trip through that section
Mr. Pine represents syndicate or
eastern capitalists and his visit AT this
time means much to the mining indus-
try OF which Salt Lake is the natural
distributing point "Our people have
been making investments In mining
enterprises for years said Mr. Pine.
"and as rule have come out second
best. and we have come TO the conclu-
sion that we would try and get In on
the ground floor. We propose to put
our money where II viii do the most
good-nto the ground For the pur-
pose OF carrying out this policy We
shall have a number OF men out
bonanza chasing and shall be pre-
pared to develop any promising pros
pect which may be called to our at
tenton.
"The recent labor troubles In Colo
RADIO" continued Mr. Pine, have
caused eastern and even Colorado In
vestors to turn to Utah and Nevada.
And my prediction is that the coming
year win see more money invested IN
the mines OF these two states than dur
Ing any like period IN their history
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IN SPLENDID SHAPE.
conference.-the Rapidly Developing In
70 a nonan1n.

Concerning the condition OF the Con-
tlnental.Alta. Manager Henry M,
Crowther has issued statement, IN
which he divulges some highly interest
ing information, as II shows the prop
erty 10 be rapidly developing into a
bonanza. Among other things, Mr.
Crowther says:
After driving l6 months In lower
Grizzly tunnel to cut known ore bod
les ahead. we have encountered an ex-
ira vein 100 feet this side Of our object.
i've point This vein carries about 10
ounces silver, 10 per cent lead, 3 per
cent copper and 20 per cent excess OF
iron. including about 81 In gold, and Is
about Is inches wide where encoun-
tered and continually improving THIS
ore Is encountered az a depth OF 200
feet below any point we have previous
ly mined. and at n depth Of 1000 feet
under the apex OF the vein. The ore
we are driving for and that we eX-
pect about 100 feet In, Is much higher
grade. being from $50 to 500 per ton
1--WE now have Is out OF 81 tram
towers erected, the upper terminal Is
framed and we expect 20 have half OF
our towers up by the middle OF next
week. our first carload o. rope has
been shipped from ST. Louis and our
FIRST carload OF pipe for Mill power
line has arrived This pipe line will be
"A inches IN diameter ANA 4O0O ieel
long"
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Stock Sells Around 81 90 on Good
Adyices From the
Mine
DALy-JUDGE ALSO A SELLER,
Other Park City Stocks Figure In The
Days Tradlug-Ihc Closing
Figures.

Daly continued lts metoorlc rise on
'change today and sold at $3.50 ana
$3.50 as against S233 the low figure OF
the day before. While Il IS generally
believed that the mine Is IN prime
condition, those who know have nothing
for publication, although they do not
deny that during the past week I'M
portant developments have been going
on. Manager Rood, when pressed for
n statement as TO actual conditions at
the property, said he did not desire to
be quoted, remark which might
readily be construed as being nothing
II not singulary significant II Is
stated that late yesterday afternoon
positive assurances from the Park in-
dcated a strike Of high grade ore on
the near approach TO the quincy ledge
However, this report lacks verllicatioh
although the stocks continued adj
vance Indicates that there Is some
thing doing. This morning the paper
was I'm active demand at the hgutes
quoted. and closed with a strong bid
OF $3.50. with offerings limited at $3.50.
The call was spirited In spots ana
brought out fair volume Of business
Among the sellers was Daiy-West'
which maintained us lrmness Of Tues
dav and sold at Sl3 and Sl8 Oh. Nam
moth dropped block at Sl6O while
May Day sold at 50 aud Yankee Con-
at 81.
on the open board Ajax took part In
the trading at Il, with closing offerings
AT 20. Daly-Judge sold ON futures az
s.. 80, while New York continued Ia
vorlte at 23. .
The closing figures were az tolloWs'
ronAy,g QUOTATIONS,
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. 23.-December wheat
opened unchanged TO X lower az l.V5
10 i.Ogh. and sold off to lOSAQlOsA,
Nav opened shade to Aqb lower at
1891 to i.09is. After touching lOsiag
1898, the price settled back 10 LOs"
CASH wheat-No ? red, 11l0i1ji
No. 8 red. 1O5Qili, No, hard winter,
l.O9al.il, No. 8 hard winter, l.O2ql.Osi
No. 1 northern spring, 1l64L2O; NO. 2
northern spring, iOS@ll4i No. spring.
l.0l0ll0. $3.50,
oats-No. O. 29la; No. 8. 2shd2s,
Close: Wheat-December, lOSA4
1.OS7s May, 1898; January, 9Sh,
Corn-Noyember, SOS December 1885,
January, IS; May, ass July, 49,.
Oats--December 29b May Sl@Q6l'l'
pork-November 1l2O; December,
ll.?5: January, 1866; May Ilih.
Lard November. 691i5; December,
g9TB, January 200: May Illh
8ibs-JanuarY 65og6.52hi May
SSH.
November rs.
FlaX-Cash. northwest, l19A.
Timothy November, 261la.
Clover November, 1926.
Barley-Cash, SSdi.
on buying by prominent bull lead
err the market made temporary raj.
w. December advancing to lOS% and
May TO ilO1s. December closed al
iOg4 al .OS7k, a loss Of hd% May
closed off M6h lower al l,O9A
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crosses o. mneralzed section Of south.
em California, and the camps along
tho line OF It's right Of way are to have
an outlet TO the markets Of tho world
Goldneld and Tonopah he but n short
distance northwest OF the road, and
that II win be constructed to those
new and important mining districts
there Is every reason TO believe, giving
them o short and more direct route to
me east and west, than Is the case at
the present time The greatest mining
activity has followed the advent OF tho
road as lt has been forced through
southwest Utah. while the gap now be-
Ink built may be said 70 be through the
richest section OF country the line VIII
open up to the world.
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OMAHA

South Omaha, Nov, 23,-Cattle-Re-
celpts, $500: market active. Native
sioers 9.75qG.25, cows and helfers, 2.5OW
asa; western steers, 30OqiIo; Texas
steers, 2.75m3.75; COWS and heiters' 25O
d80j. calves, 25OdJ.5O, bulls stays
etc. 2.OOGS.S5,
Hogs-Recolpts 1900; market shade
lower. Heavy 445dA55i mixed tflnh
A52ik: light 44j0i52A, pigs AOOqh4V'
bulk Of sales, AElaai.52la.
Sheep Receipts, 400 market steady
Westerns, i25aA6O; wethers, AOOqhoV'
ewes. 3.SjaA50; common and stockers'
2.5OdL8O; lambs, 5,O04a90,
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2.OOaAS5i calves, SooGo5o' western
steers, 3.6OG5.lO. - al.
Hogs Receipts today $1,000 FRIDAY,
$4,000: cents higher Mixed ana
butchers, 4.55dl rs, good to choice nee.
w. l.7Oa4,75 rough heavy 4'4oq4..ee9si
light, ljOQi 6j; bulk OF sales 4'o0a
4G1iA.
sheep-Recelpts, 10000 sheep ana
lambs steady. Good TO choice welheIs'
4.3O@i go, fair 10 choice mixed, 5'oVl
425 western sheep, 3.OO0Ai5i native
lambs, 3,lJ06.2j western lambs aug
go
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DAILY STRIKE,
GOOD Ore BODY Encountered Where II
was Not Expected.

Reports nave 1t that IN the DAILY mine
nj Park city three feet of richly min'
erallzed ground has been broken into.
As the strike is one entirely unlocked
for the owners have good reason to
believe that with further development
they will strike the quincy ledge and
thus omen up a magnificent body or
hIph. grade ore. While the reported
strike is said TO carry good values IN
silver, the ore Is not of a character 20
cause much jubllatlon In ITSELF al
though Il points to the existence OF
something better and IN this particular
Is a development Of great importance
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas city, Nov, 23.-Cattle--Re-
celpts, 5000. Steady Native steers,
3.50Q6l5; native COWS and heltefs' t lay
GAS, slockers and feeders, ssoWtIV'
bulls, 2.O0Q3. 90, calves, 2bOqodo' "e,Allo,
ern steers, 3, OOdi 1j' western COWS Low
1880 nu.
Hogs Receipts. 10000. Steady bu ilntS
Of sales, i55QA.65, heavy 4t9qi'sV,,,
packers, 455Ql,7ji pigs and llsnt' 40
0i.GO -.
sheep-Recelpts. 1000 steady NUT
tons, l.50G5 90. lambs 5,6Og6OO' range
wethers, 3.75di7j; c'Hes, 2.bOQl 20
Liverpool. Nov. 23.-Close wheat
December rs lhd; March, rs 2'sdi May
rs 2kd.
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A. S. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker
a1e d. f, Walker Block.
CLAY AND SILICA,
vast Bed. OF IL to be developed by LShl
Company,

Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Nov 22.--The Lehl Clay & silica
company has been organized with 81
w. Ross as manager The company
which Is composed OF a number VI Lchl
men. owns clay beds in Cedar VAL y
and also silica beds in Rush valley,
They claim, to have the best aluminium
clay In America for modelling 'ani
school purposes, 1t runs 40 per cent
aluminium and IS per cent silica, Win
q trace Of lime. 1t is being used by
the Utah county schools for model 8
purposes, aud has been found To be Gar
superior to any other clay tried. The
company viii endeayor 10 have 10 US d
IN the schools OF utlh and also in
many OF the schools OF other state
They also claim that they have the
best silicon in America for polishing
turDOses
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York, Nov. 2s--sugar--Ravs
firm fair refining, 1916; centrifugal,
800 test. 41i-16; molasses sugar, Isis.
Refined is firm; crushed, Sis; powdered,
5.55; graduated, AS
Coffee-steady; No. Z Rio S&
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago Nov Observation-Disclosures,
1900, including 1000 westerns; 10 cents
higher. Good 10 prime steers, 5,9OQLO0'
poor to medium, 3.5Od5 65; stockers and
feeders, ,OOd4i5; cows, L25di. 50i heif.
ers, 5000 90; Gamers, l,25g2.S5, bulls,
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rORrNOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES
Daly. 800 at 2.5o; 100 at 255 100 at
ESQ. seller 30 days.
Daly-West, 10 at 1905 40 at 1907
Mammoth, 600 at 100.
May Day, 1000 at SO.
Century. 100 at IS,
Little Chief, 1000 at 2N.
Yankee Con. 1900 at 49, 300 az 3Gt'
OPEN BOARD,
Ajax. 800 at H.
Carisa, 200 at II.
DAILY. 100 at 2.52I4,
Daly-Judge, 200 az $50 seller 10 days
90 az 4,50
Daly-West. % at 1906.
May Day 1000 az SO,
New York. 800 az 23&; 1000 at 23,
buyer 60 days, 500 at 22h 1000 at 2!i2.
Silver Shield. 1000 at "a.
Victor Con-, 1000 at 6is.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value.
Regular call ..,,.."."..5.l2o NsiO.s0
open board. .,,",.,.,,..rVo SutO'N'
Total 81. ............"l2l9j Nssls'
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LONDON WOOL MARKET,

London, Nov. 22-fhe sixth series OF
the 1901 wool sales was opened TO-DAY.
There was a large attendance. The OF
ferines numbered 7,l59 bales, mainly
Inerinos. Competition was active and
prices higher. Several parcels Of good
Queensland, New South Wales, South
Australia new clip were offered, Ameri-
cans paying Is Sd for the best lots of
greasy Cross-breds were In strong
demand. Slipes and Cape of Good
Hope and Natal snOwwhites and
scouerds were I'd higher. Merlnos were
Der cent dearer Medium crossbreds
10 per cent, and coarse grades 10 per
cent above the last series
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Time Table
In Effect Nov %
1894
ARRIVE

r.. ARRIVE.
Ntvnl ogden, Portland p,,,.
ean Ffanclsco. Cblcsson ul,e
Frnru VI omaha ana Denver o' s.,t
p g ogden and ntermedhto VI" an
From n .A,,''.' .,.,,.. ....... auh.
igiis Us95en, Cache Valley. and W" am
,a.eIIneqlate points '"u ...
gui Osden Chicago, 81 iopis N''' pm,
hahsas Clty. Omaha ba,n,a
From Ogden. "'' cac6s v.r.., i0 pm.
nnenl.shony Portland and san
DEPART '"'
~ ogden, Omaha, Chicago
IonI1V' Ndnsas city and 3
f9E Ogden. Portland, 81 An" wv am,
.hony san francleco ana Hn'
,lelmedlato po.nts 'u 'u'
pW ogden, Omaha Vbic,.."'V'@ am
Denver k0nsas Cltv "a
and San Francisco o. Lou''
vg ogden, Cache Valley Dsn.. 10" Pm.
Y t haussag city Omaha ~
Luuls and Chicago. ..... y" t,.
'Y V6ucn, Cache Valley HuUs' VIZ Pm
Helena Portland gib fr,'y'
CISCO uud intermediate r.tiatr ,.
!, NJ SCHUMACittB l!t9 pm,
ID, u. hurley. q Id u i,rr'' AgL
cn,D ~ B, SPENCER, A. G. &T"A
wy Ticket Office. 9i Main
Telephone 20 s"''I
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SPECIAL!

Thanksgiving matinee and ball at
Chrstensen's, aud $3.50 ,. m.
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WILL WORK WONDERS.

Completion Of the san Pedro a Good
Thing for the Mines
Ores and Metals Of Denver regards
the completion Of the San Pedro, Los
Angeles & Salt Lake railroad as most
important to the mining interests Of
Utah and Nevada Passing through
the copper belt Of southwestern Utah it
enters the great mnerallzed section OF
southern and southeastern Nevada, and
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WOOL
sT LOUIS.

81. Louis, Nov. 23,--Wool-Steady;
territory and western mediums, 22Q25i
fine medium, 1894; fine, l50lS.
BOSTON.
Boston, Nov. 22--rhe wool market
has been more quiet the past week, but
il has lost none OF It's strength. LACK
of supplies has been the cause of cur
tailment OF business. An average estl-
mate is that there will not be over
20 100000 pounds Of wool left in dealers
stock by Jan. /, a notable decrease from
last year Territory woods continue ac'
tive. Pulled woods are hrmer For
elgn grades are quiet Territory quota
tiuns.
Idaho-Fine, lSlhdlac' heavy fine, lG
di7c. fine medium, lShdl9c; medium
2ldg2c; low medium, 22Q23c.
WyomingAF i7sqlS1s, heavy
Gne, l5qi6c. fine medium, llhdlo1ac;
medium, 22a23c low medium, 23d2ic.
Utah and Nevada-Fne, llglsc'
heavy fine, l56l6c; fine medium, lil5g
iSc medium, 22q25c, low medium, 255g
2iC,
Montana--Fine choice, 2lq22c fine
average, 10000; fine medium choice
2ld22c: average, l9G20c; staple, 22q23c;
medium choIces23q2jc.
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1sEsd1IINIyyEfFFIlpi q! 6aAN NJ
RIO GRAND[ W[5ltjlR..NNtl
Current Time Table,
In eneot Oct Oh. isOl

NJ - ""'' - NhLI LAKE CITY
AZ" W-fo3r Heber, Provo and
ia SsNalb ,,,, go. =. ma
70 lO2-FOr Park CIV 5000 Ky am.
70 g-For Denver and East 30" an
10 6-For ogden and W., 90" XIX an
~ For Ogden and West ''''iT en-
10 -tor Denver and Ecst sS pm
70 e-For Provo ana Eureka i5 pm
20 ll2-F0r Bingham " Xxx pm
no ilf-F0r Bingham '"'" FIX an
~, ,n.For Ogden and Local vi" ~"
No t-For Denver and East 49," 80, sSG p'm.
NO S-For Ogden and West Hid ra
ahhiNE SAIL LANE cry,
No 6-From Ogden and the
West .,.. 81. - '"0
Nc l2-From ogden and Local "" ''"'
Points .., ..... ..... mo.
No, l--Ftom Eureka and provo, XXX XXX sJn'
NO 5-fTom Dencer and East xxx gu
No l-From Denver ana Faet XXX s'm
NO 2-From ogden and the '~ P''"'
No lOi-From Park CIV ',' 80" sT I'M
No g-From Heber Provo and ~"
M Mar i,tro, ,'' nt,-v.. ',"o". goo pm.
~ X I'm bius nam '' '".l0,O am.
No. i-From ogden ana the ''''
Wcht go. 80, ,...u,...,. 7,b nm
No, 3-From Denver and East .li.@ KIT
All trains except Nos and & stop al
intermediate points. "
Ticket Office Dooly Block. Phone Dr.
!. A. DENTON,
Gen. AIT Pass Dept.