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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.
speelal correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City Mo-, Monday, May o.
Very few lots of strictly range bred,
fed steers were on last weeks market.
Colorado bred and Colorado fed brand
ed steers, Weighing 1l22 pounds brought
$50 early in the week, and the same
kind Of stun Weighing 1890 sold at ass
Thursday. Native fed, Western steers,
ranging from 900 to 1000 pounds sold at
400 to 4,l5 Western cows Weighing 76l
pounds, sold at $40 Thursday. There
was a liberal supply Of high grade Col
orado feeders during the week, some
$50 pound ones selling at $50. Others
averaging $50 TO 1900 pounds brought
400 to APO. None OF these prices were
considered much changed from those Of
previous week, supply today is mod
crate for Monday, at 5000 head. Mar
ket on killing stock steady, and on
stock and feeding cattle strong.
Texas sheep opened the season here
last week, and made up most Of the
supply during the week. Price on Tex
ans opened at 490, which was too high,
and in their decline Of % cents, they
dragged natives down 10 to 10 cents.
Market today Is higher, however and
receipts are expected to run light, and
prices no worse for some time. Nearly
everything Is now clipped stock, and
best clipped lambs bring SIS TO 5.S5;
wethers up to 525 ewes 800.
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Ten Thousand Shares Transferred
This Forenoon for Which
Was Paid sL622
MOnTANA-TONOPAH SALES.
Grand Central Continues Strong le"
ro Passed Day Unchanged
The Sales Posted,

On the Mining Exchange this fore
noon stocks were sold TO the value OF
81 1922. representing the transfer OF IT,
900 shares. Little happened to create
interest. There was little change III
the range Of prices as compared 10 yes
terday. but il anything stocks had
tendency to weaken. The first partlcI-
pant In the sales was Carisa OF IlhIlc
I'm which leasers have been extracting
some very good ore lately. -Four hum
dred shares went at rs cents, Montana
Tonopah came forward again, recording
a sale at Sl51 Grand Central contln-
ues strong In the bidding, but no trans
fers we're made. the stock was olrered
at $500, while $l7j was ~. Tor U: Ie-
tro remained urm II y7-sS-1'--'s
New York BONANZA strengthened some
on the open board.
silver King is inclined to be weak
and Is IN no demand.
The closing quotations ana sales were
reported as Follows
ToDAYS QUOTATIONS.
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NEW GoLDFIELD STRIKE.
Combination Mining Company Has Ae'
quired Valuable Water Rights.

Three strikes were made in the Gold
l.Id district during the week which
arc mon --'T r'A ~ n
Of greater Importance because they oc-
cured at widely varying points, says
the Goldneld (Nev) News, The first
was made in the Black Butte claim,
close to Diamondtleld, and owned by
Frank NJ. Ish. Mr.. Ish recently started
a crosscut tunnel a little over half way
up the hill, which on Wednesday was In
II feet. At this point an average SAM
pie was taken clear across the face Of
the tunnel and the assay value was
$3.50. This ia extra good value for the
depth. even at Golddeld but as more
work Is done, the showing gets even
better, Some of the paintings indicate
values up into the hundreds and before
many days have passed, the Black
Butte viii likely develop into a shipper,
The hill on which the claim Is situated
rises about 225 feet above the gulch,
and seems TO be mass Of mineral. IL
is yet a question whether on the Black
Butte there Is a well defined ledge Of
big proportions, or whether 1t Is a chin
ney or blowout. one visitor during
the week facetlously remarked that he
believed II was q true ledge-'with q
porphyry foot wall and the sky above
for a hanging wall" II it Is not mere
surafcc deposit-and there Is no indi-
cation that such is the case, and II IL
bound to prove one Of the biggest boz
nanzas OF a bonanza district.
The owners Of the Combination mine
have acquired the water rights about
Alkal Spring, at the foot Of the Monte
yuma range 10 miles west Of Goldheld,
ana are making preparations to deyel-
OF the same and pipe 1t to the point
where their new cyanide plant will DO
erected.
George II. Lewis Of the Crystal Water
company Of Tonopah. who is in charge
Of the work, is confident that about
Altall Spring there Is an almost unllm-
tied water supply, and that he will soon
develop enough TO run a 50O-stamp mill.
The preliminary survey for the pipe line
to carry the water to Goldfeld has al
ready been made. The trench will
soon be dug, but the pipe will not be
brought I'm until the railroad Is COM
pleted to Tonopah, when the saving in
freight rates Will be a material item.
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Mine Under Bond to Coloradoans is in
Operation Again.

Word has been received from state
line to the effect that a Colorado par
~ bv the name of Weber has secured
a ',.- end lease on the Creole mine al
statelne and has "A force of six men
at work there.
This property has been idle for
about five wears, Notwithstanding 1t
ranks among the best prospective
propositions in the district
Discussions arose among the owners
of the ground, and It seemed that unill
recently no agreement could be reached
eithe. TO continue work on the proper
" or dispose Of Il entirely.
MIR. Webber has taken hold and has
begun the sinking OF a new shaft,
Mr.. Weber IS also working the Cool
Hope property, two miles above state
line and on the nam road to the Deer
Lodge district In Nevada.
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MERGER OF TINTIC MINES.
Special stockholders Meetings OF La
Refine and Bullion.B Tunnel.

- Calls have been Issued for special
stockholders meetings of the La Refine
and Bullion Beck Tunnel companies
for the purpose Of discussing the mat
ter of consolidating the properties OF
these corporations which are located
in the Tlntc district The date set for
the meetings Is June 10, at 10 O'Clock
am at room Al, Mccormick building.
In addition to the matter of consol-
idaton the adyisablity Of purchasing
the cyrus Oliver lode mining claim will
be discussed. II Is also proposed to
change the principal place OF business
10 Provo. with power given the board
Of directors to establish and maintain
Offices at other places,
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
(Do you REM MeER7)

Samuel Stephens killed IN ontario Park City
High did considerable ogden valley.
Three
creating
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
o. army by
Salt Lake was visited by Dr. M Rice eminent New York educator
York, by of poison proved frutess.
FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
a accident and
others badly injured
E. Lhtehd of Rockand Me- nominated Republicans
coed the Nelson Dingley
Harvey grand
fatally
The old Fourth North
by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

New York, May 1.-THE engagement
Of 100000 In gold by Lazard Freres for
shipment To Europe on tomorrows steam
er was announced today and a similar
amount was engaged by Goldman Sachs
a. Co.
Hodclbach, Ickleheimer G. Co will ship
N0Q0,Oo0 on Thursday making the total
thus far announced for shipment on that
day. S5,j0O,000
Later In the day the enga cement Of 81
ralsed the total of tomorrow's shipments
to 81, 10000
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Bought Nevada Mine.

A Hawthorne, New. paper contains
the following
MIR. Chapman came In from Kin
kead Wednesday lie says the mines
there belonging to himself and Bor-
land have been sold to Walker brothers
Of Salt Lake, While the terms Of the
sale are not yet diyulged Mr.. Chapman
says his share of the first payment
May lO-will give him all the money
he wants. BEETLES e. INLAND are pro-
noting the deal and say they never
saw anything in the state that looks
better TO them than this property A
large number Of men are prospecting
near kInkead.'
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Important Move for Stockton,

Yesterday a conference was had be-
tween officials Of the Honerine, Black
Diamond and Bullion companies, oper-
atng at Stocktov which resulted IN an
agreement whereby the Honerine and
Black Diamond viii extend a cross-cut
from the main tunnel to the ST. Patrick
ledge, which traverscs each, The
Black Diamond will then drift on this
ledge to the west and the Honerlne 20
the east At the same time the Hon
crime will have under way an SO0-foot
cross-cut, headed towards the Bullion
SHAFT through Black Diamond ground
IN accordance with an understanding
entered into with the Bullion COM
pany
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 77.&openng prices on
wheat were barely steady, July being a
shade higher to g lower, at S6% to @q
Sis, The market became firmer, July ad-
vancing 10 SGl2.
On realizing sales sold of TO Si7sZs5.
The closing was l4d@s lower to Sj9sqS51i.
Close; Wheat-May 9lh; July, $40
$50; old, sG& Sept, SOhqS03s; old Sli4.
Corn-May iias; July. iSh; Sept, $50
4Si4. Dec, 1875.
oats-May, as; July, oS%, Sept, $40
3lb,
Pork-May no; July, 1i.Nh; Sept,
80.
Lard-May, G.S7h; July, 6.47;ls Sept.
Ribs-May, 60 July, 6.S1hGs,lO Sept,
6.M
Rye-May. 7ld73
Flax-Cash, northwest, 1,09iR.
Timothy-May. 800.
Clover-May, 10, 70,
Barley-Cash. 3SM57.
Cash: Wheat-No. 2, red, 1.05dt0s; No.
g. red GOAL .06; No. @ hard, S2a9l; No, g.
hard, S3Q92; No. I, northern, 94q96, No, O.
northern, gQd95; No. 3, spring, 9DQ95.
Corn-No 2 49d45is; No 3, 4Siad49
Oats-No, 2, 40. No, 3, 39h.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York May ll.-Sugar. raw, firm
Fair refining, 8 1892, centrifugal % test
firm; crushed, go; powdered, 400; granu-
lated $50.
Conee-Quiet; No Z Rio, So.
Buttcr-Steady, Fresh creamery 1iQ2;
state dairy, common to choice, 1919
Eggs Firm. Western storage selections
1913, nrsts, 1salSR.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 11.-Catte-R Receipts 49,
600; market steady TO strong. Good TO
prime steers. 5.O0d5.70; poor to medium,
4.OOa4,90; stockers and feeders, 30Oq4,4O;
cows, l,75lt4 80; helfers 2.2jn4 90; Gamers,
l.75q2.6O; bulls, 2. 2ta4O0; calves, 2.5Op
500; Texas fed steers, 4.0Gl 50.
Hogs-Receipts today, H0J, tomorrow,
5000; market . cents lower Mixed and
butchers, 4.65a4.S good to choice heavy
4.l544. 80; rough heavy, 4.6)a4.l5 light,
4.gOa4 Is; bulk Of sales, l,65a4.So,
Sheep-Recelpts, 1900 market steady
TO strong; lambs, steady TO strong, Good
to choice wethers 4.5Oq5.S; fair to
choice mixed, S.4oal iO western sheep.
4.O0q5 10; native lambs, 450Q5.7oi western
lambs, 4.5Qa6.1j; wooded do, j.75q675.
OMAHA.
South Omaha, May 11,--Cattle Re-
cSptsS 200; market strong. to 5alO cents
heifers, S.2j04, 80; Gamers. 2Ooa3.O;
stockers and feeders, 2.15ui, q; calves,
2.50a6.5 60; bulls, stays, etc, 3.oOd4,0,
Hogs-Receipts $500; market weak to 3
cents lower Heavy. 4.67hq4, IS; mixed,
bulk of sales, i62l9dt,7O.
Sheep-Receipts, none; market nominal
~ unchanged. westerns, shorn, 1850
SIS; wethers, shorn, 4,5Oa5.5O, ewes, 4,00ll
475; common and stockors, 3O0ai.15,
lambs, 5,7jq6.75.
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas City, Mo- May l1-Cattle--Re.
ceipts, 1900 market steady Native steers,
3.756t4.7 10; native cows and heifers, 2,0Nl
As, stockcrs and feeders, 3,25di 10; bulls,
25Od3 50; calves, 2.75dS 50 western steers,
40Oii. TO- western cows, 20a4.2
HOgs-Recelpts, 1900; market steady to
cents lower. Bulk Of sales, i,b14 so,
heavy, i,75gi:@ IS; packers, i'1Oa4'So; pigs
and lights, 400ai70.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady,
Muttons, i2jd5,5Q; lambs, 5.00q6 65; range
wethers i.I5q5.2; ewes, 35Oq50O.
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RUMBAUGH IN TOWN.
Says False Stories Have Been Circulated
About Pennington Wen.

Supt Rumbaugh, in charge OF the
drilling operations at the Guffy-Galey
well near Pennington Is in the city to-
day He was greatly put out about
the report circulated about the streets
and printed IN at least two contem-
porarIes to the effect that the present
well would have to be abandoned on
account Of the breaking OF one length
OF the eight-inch pipe. You can say
for me- said Mr. Rumbaugh, that
whoever told such story said some
thing that is not true. We are work.
ing and making good Roadway but fur
ther than that / have nothing TO say"
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Pushing Tunnel Work.

Special Correspondence.
Lehi, May Ordering, Larsen and
Angel are still pushing the tunnel in
their mining claim in Beef Hollow, with
most encouraging results. The adit is
now I'm about 70 feet,
Some Of the local prospectors report
a find Of Corrundum near Lehi.
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ToNopAWs NEW RAILWAY,
Traeklayers Have passek the ThirtIeth
Mile Post.

Freight and passenger service was
inaugurated this week between Soda
VILE and COallale, connecting with the
O'Keefe stage line at the latter point
says the Tonopah Bonanza. Good SER
vice Is being maintained, although on
account OF the new road stages have
not been enabled as yet 20 reduce the
time. The g. & G. have not been de-
llverng material for the past few days
ON account of heavy cattle shipments
aud movement Of commercial freight
and for this reason the tracklaylng
forces have been badly handicapped
and have not been able to make the
usual progress. The track Is now past
the thlrteth mile and with promises Of
better movement Of material 1t should
have at least five more miles added to
its length the coming week. The water
IS now running through the new pipe
line. affording an ample supply OF wa
ter for all purposes Excellent progress
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RICH DEXTER ORE.
SIX Tons Sent Down Averages BETTER
Than 81 900 to the Ton.

Gold ore assaying better than $1,000
to the ton, has arrived from the Dexter
mine at Tuscarora, Nevada. The lot
is not very big one, but II IL sufficient
20 give the leasers who sent 1t down a
good bunch Of spending money. There
were only six tons. A bar of bullion
has also arrived. representing the April
cleanup at the mill, which has been
running on lease ore.
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DEAL MAY BE MADE.
Experts Report Fayorably Upon an
oluokerlte Proposition.

Prof. w II Tibbals has had a deal
pending for several weeks for the sale
OF an oZoolkerite property near Soldier
summit. He received word today that
the report of the engineer sent out
from the east 70 examine II had report
cd fayorably and that the principals
on the purchasing side Of the deal
would arrive In a few days to check
I'm the work
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London, May l0-The offerings mt the
wool auction sales today amounted to l5.-
6i2 bales, including Q fno selection OF
mernos, They caused spirited competi-
A few lots were taken for America. while
the homo trade bought moderately.
Scoureds Of superior quality realized the
highest prices OF the series Crossbreds
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Tunnel Being Driven at Nevada
Humboldt Mine Completed to
Length of rs Feet
is GETTING CLOSE TO ORE.
Vein Shows Width of Fifty Feet Oh
SurfaCe-WOrking Force to be Iu
creased Morrison Shaft.

Reports OF a very encouraging ma
ture have been received from the Ne
vada-Humboldt property in Humboldt
county. Nevada, through Secretary ia
Copley, who made a personal inspec-
ton Of that mine last week "The
tunnel" said Mr.. Copley today, has
been completed to the length of l15 feet
The face Is IN a formation consisting Of
quartz and crystalzed lime, strongly
mlnerall2ed, which gives evidence that
the adit Will soon encounter the vein
which II was intended to open. The
vein shows a width Of 50 feet between
walls where prospectcd on the opposite
side OF the gulch from the present tun-
mel and lies between a contact Of lime
and porphyry. The ores are silver
and Inc sufrass srsSsSr-s' n r--e-r than
that found on the Rye Patch property
IN the same district which has a record
of having produced more than $4,000
600 for its former owners. 1t is the in
tention of the company to increase the
working force soon and to prospect the
north end Of the property thoroughly
The course Of the vein is from the
northeast to the southwest"
At the Morrison mine, which Mr.
Copley also serves as secretary, the
new double compartment shaft is down
fifty feet and Is still going on down.
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Location Notices FIled.
sneclnl Corresnondance.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, May 11.--Notlces OF location OF
Jack Nos. l and 2, both inclusive, pc
troleum claims Of 1850 acres each on the
northwest Of Utah lake, have been 10
Gated by w. II. Hendrickson ct al.
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WOOL CLIP SOLD.

Marysvile, Cal, May 10.--Thc auc-
ton sale of the spring clip by the Wool
growers association Of Yuba ana Suffer
counties was held here today. A total OF
llf5i9 pounds was disposed Of at prices
ranging from 10 to l1a4 cents.
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were In god supply and they were quick
ly sold 20 home and contiHetal buyers at
unchanged rates, A moderate quantity
was also taken for America, Fine greasy
Sape OF GOOD Hope was rather dearer and
low grades weer bought In, as bids were
below sellers views
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New York Shipments.

ore shipments are being made from
the New YORK; Bonanza me az Park
city. The ore Is coming from the
raise on the 40O-foot level as well as
from other parts Of the mine.
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BATTENBERG BRAIDs.-A big
stock, selling &c to &c yard. At the
Lace House tomorrow, 1 to 4 D. M, lc
yard.
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MUSLIN DRAWERS. of good mus
lin, inch ruffles. Tucked and Lace
Trimmed 45c quality, at the LACE
HOUSE, TO y. m. tomorrow, zoe,
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LADIES STOCKINGS Of fine Maco
cotton ribbed top, double knees, 25c
stockings, at the Lace House. to 4 p.
m. tomorrow,1 pair.
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INSERTION LACES-All the fine
quality laces, light and heavy weight,
3 to inches wildcat the LACE HOUSE,
to p m. tomorrow, half price.
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GLOVES. The best $l25 Dress Kid
Glove on the market. to 4 p. IN. to-
morrow, at the LACE HOUSE, 93c.
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CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES
Trimmed in lace embroidery and braid
81 90 TO $l.25 a dress, at the Lace
House, to p. m.-63c.
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has been made on tho depot site and the
various spurs al Tonopah, and the con-
tractors win have finished within the
next 10 days.
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PERSIAN LAWNS & INDIA hIN-
ONS, In qualities 45c to Coo a yard, at
the LACE HOUSED to p, m. tomor.
row. 33c yard
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McCall's Pattcrns-Any pattern In the
house, at the Lace House, to p. m,
tomorrow, nc each,
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BAR SILVER.

London, May II, p, m.--Bar silver clos
ed firm az 2jl3-l6d pc rounce
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LIVERPOOL Grain.
Gold for lEurope.

Liverpool. May 1l,--Close: Wheat-May,
6s 37sd; July, IS 43sd; Sept, 6s, sgd
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GLOVES. The best 1926 Dress Kid
Glove on the market, l to p. m. TO-.
morrow. at the LACE HOUSE, $50,
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Carlsa, 400 at ~
May Day, 1000 "A, seller 30.
Montana-T onopah 800 at 1.57.
silver Shield, 1000 at 2
Star Con, 1000 ut 1873, 200 at l4b,
Little Chief 5000 at rs,
New York Bonanza, 800 at lOlA.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Now York, 100 at II.
Tetro. 500 at 30h 1000 at 3O&.
REHABILITATION.
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

ST. Louis, May li.-Wool. steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 1921; fine
medium, llQil, fine. l5aM
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For PROVO, Lehi, Fairfield and
Mercur, connecting at Nephi Tor
Manti and intermediate points on
Sanpete Valley Railway ....... '7Oam
For Garfield Beach Tooele
Stockton. Mammoth. Eureka
ana silver city (yla Leaning.
ton cut-ofD ,.,,, n.,.,.,,..., S60am
For Provo Am arlcan Fork, ..ohl
.Juab, Milford. Frisco, Cal.
tentes and INTERN 81 T. polntp '5.N pm,
ARRIVE
From Provo American Fork,
Lchl. Juab. Milford Frisco
Callentes and intermediate
points ..,,.,,, ,,,,,. .,,.,.., ,..'9S an
From Provo. Lehi Fairfield.
Mercur and sanpete Valley
Hallway points 49,, ,.....,.."'5;,S pm.
From Silver City Mammoth,
Eureka stockton, Tooele and
Garfield Beach' .,,.,,....".,.,'j'5 pm
'Daily
Daily Pullman Bunfct Sleeping Car Ser.
vice between Salt lake City and Milford
Modena and Calientes
Direct stage connections FOR Ill mining
districts In southern UtaE and Nevada
City Ticket Otnce M Main Street
Telephone go.
r. w Grr1rTT J l.. MOORE
Genl Pass, Agt. Commercial Agt
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lime Table
In Eject Nov. %
1903.
ARRIVE.

p. ARRIVE.
San oEsen Portland, ap,.
Louls oninIllseo, Chicago
From Onleha and DenvS%s 81
polntS suen and lntermsSi,o,;. S'oSn
~. ''"''''''',.,,.,.,,,,.e
IRON Ogden. Cache VAN 'lSSa
Intermediate points aneS and
FTTgm Ogden, CHICAGO .',''',''''"n'HSS
~ eah Francisco Nehver
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