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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-19
CANDLES IN FAVOR
Result Of Recent BreakdOWns
in Electric Lighting
Service.

for twenty minutes last night Salt
Lake City experienced the drearv wait
Tor electric light that is irregularIy
expected by patrons of the Utah Light
and Railway company. For twenty
minutes the are lights were useless.
There had been a short circuit north of
salt Lake Meanwhile candles and
coal oil lamps were brought out. As
soon as these trusty relics of by-goue
days were put into operation there
was light, true of dim. sickly char
acter, but nevertheless light
About that time an employee of the
company discovered the cause of the
lack of electric light and remedied it.
an over-gusty wind had blown a wire
down just outside the northern limits
Of the city. Then things worked all
right again.
Dealers report q. strong demand for
candles and Kerosene lights recently
a number OF large establishments are
figuring on putting in individual cleo
trio light plants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-19
PHONE HELPS POLICE.
Plays Important Part in Arrest Of
Young Forgsr

The telephone played an instrument
al part yesterday morning iu the cap
ture by Chief of Police Lynch and De-
tectlVe Chase OF John Reese. a voun-
sheepherder who is wanted at Evans
ton. Wyo.f Tor forgery.
luleL Lynch was advised over the
phone yesterday morning that Reese
hau passed q worthless check FOR 500
in Evanston. The name of AxaI
Bloomquist " that city had been
forged To the paper. Chief Lynch was
further Informed that young Reese
was on his Hay to- ColnstCa
He therefore called up tho marshal
Of Collfnst9u and advised him as 10
the situation. He had barely hung the
receiver up when the ben fingIed and
he was informed by o local bank that
"a young man named Reese had att
tempted TO pass q check drawn on the
account OF Bl0omQuist at "a local sa-
loon. Chief Lynch and Detective
Chase went Immediately to the wine
room. where youuE Reese. an unsus-
Eecring. was arrested. He Is now be-
ing held awaiting further word from
Wyoming
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county central committee VIII meet iu
the office % Chairman king in this city
% arrange for the election o. delegates
90 The state convention To b. held in
salt teake June . TO elect delegates 10
tHe hatlOnal presidential convention. The
question OF WHISTLER county couEeu-
ION VIII De called or delegates elected at
preclnet primaries viii be considered. The
latter method Will probably be adopted.
j. a. IWetYes. assistant cashier of the
Provo Commercial * Savings back. has
accepted position as b0okkeeper with
the New Bodie hIining company and win
leave for Rode. cal. next Friday 90
ass ue his duties W B. Searie Will
also leave Cor Bodie or Friday To be alb
sent for about two weeks. engaged I'm
cngineering work for the New Bodie Min
ing company.
q daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs ~. IS. Moore All well.
aired q. Heurichsen has applied FOR
letters of guardianship OF the person of
tier Hatfield in order that bfr Had
llele Who is only 20 years Of age, may
obtain legal consent to marry. The hear
ing has been set for May -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-19
COUNCIL REMEMBERS SHARP
Resolutions Of Respect Passed Upon
Death Of Former Mayor

Resolutions 90 respect upon the death
cf james Nlarp were passed last avcn-
ing DE l1a city council THE deceased WIS
one Of tlr former MAYORS of The citE.
and in his time was d prominent figure
lu tne legislative halls of Utah. having
been "A member at different times of both
branches OF tla general assembly. and
once speaker OF the house The rCsoIu-
tons. suitably eugrossed win be pre-
scented ~ the family of Mr. sharp They
read Hs follows
~WneTcas Death has removed from our
midst james sharp. an upright hor0red
and useful citizen Of this community. and
formerly mayor of this city.
Therefore be it resolved bv Che CITY
council Of Salt Lake CITY. That the civ
council extend it's sympathy and condo
ience 40 the befeaVed family and relatives
~ said James sharp. ard that this resoIu-
zion De entered upon the records Of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-19
PRINTERS HOLD ELECTION.
Salt Lake typographical Union
Picks It's Omcers.

Picks It's omcsrs.
salt Lake Typographical union No.
no held its local and international
election yesterday. The hardest tight
was for the delegate 10 the Interna-
uundl Typographical union convention.
which is to be held August s i'm St.
Louis during the Worlds fair. The
candidates were Frank L. Hart. who
was elected, receiving q vote of s..
George Il, Weles. chosen alternate by
a vote OF -; Harry r. Freeman, who
received %.
Henry x. Russell Of The Herald was
elected president receiving eughty-five
votes Out Of IS cast. Sidney CrOo and
a. NJ Carter, candidates for vice presi-
dent each received foTty-One votes
and the tie win be decided by lot
In the International election James
NJ Lynch received SIS votes out OF 81
cast for president j. W. Brentwood
of Denver was the choice for secre-
taTy-treasurer by a vote of a.
The following are the names Of the
officers elected
President. Henry X. Russell. vice
president. Sidney Gr0o and q. NJ Car
ter tied secretary treasurer S. n
SIenfOuse. sergeant-at~arms. John
PriestlE. executive committee. C.. A
Houck, W. Z. Roe, John Osborne Sid
ney Gr0o. II. R. Freeman: auditors.
William HiugeTt r. O.. Sleater. Lor-
EMO Beesley; delegates To fedora ton
OF labor, W. @. Romney G., A. Houck.
A. y. Graham. W. L. Roe, John Os-
borne, n. l. Siugrey, II. c.. Williams.
r. C.. Sleater; delegates TO Allied
Printing Trades council. w w. Car
ter. W A. Fuller. II. Z. Glenn; dele
gates TO international Typographical
union convention, Frank L. Hart
George T. WelIes, alternate
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GROCER is ARRESTED
Charged With Using a Peck
Measure That is Not Up
to Standard.

AS the result OF the Vigorous campaign
being Wased by HenrS J.. Richards. sealsr
OF weights ana measures. against peddlers
and srocfrs who sell goods 10 tbc public
legal standard, dealers in produce. from
il Eh ana from lOWlr rauKs. are being
daily hauled Before Police Judge DiehL
IEe latest 90 bee arrested under the
weight and measure ordinance IS Ell L.
Price, proprietor of grocery at is South
Main street Inspector Richards claims
tnat AIR, Prices peek measure is a little
-'Off."
The owner Of the measure in question
appeared before Judge Diehl Yesterday,
oItez-ly entered plea of not guilty, and
when asked III he would De present FOR
trial next Tuesday afternoon said. sure.
IA be here.
A conviction. in the case of Henry C.
Nelson, has been secured.
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PERSONAL.

state Auditor Charles s Tinoav re-
turned - .~rday from a short business
trip 20 Nephi
4. C. Nelson. state Superintendent ~
public instruction, goes 90 sprinEviIlo the
fnere- Saturday be win be- iu Brigham
Mrs. Elenora smith wife of Assistant
County Attorney Dame Smith who was
recently operated upon ~ ST. aFarlEs hos
pttai. has - faf recovered as 10 permit
the belief chat she aiil soon d. able 10
leave that institution. and return home
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STATE NEWS
DIES FROM INJURIES
Victim of Railroad Accident at
Willard Passes
Away.

Willard City, May 1S-Johu Harding
died this morning at a. N. from The ef-
ieets of an injury received OF. Sunday at
the oregon Short Line station here He
was there 10 meet the passenger train al
o. M which had just passed through.
Nhen "a freight train from tie north fol-
lafiit came through at very rapid Ilae
or speed, not Stacking q particle as lt
passed. through the town. 8Ir. Harding,
WIN others. stood on the platform watch
ing It pass. Near the rear OF the tram
was car Of lumber, ana some of the
tihloeIs haQ become loose and we've hang
ms cross wise on the car. ana pToiecring
oNe- the platform. One man near the
station saw it. and shouted a warning to
tne otheFS. VINO all. with the exception Oh
ar Harding, ran back. escaping injury.
Ar Harding. being farther down ON the
PLATFORMS QlQ not hear the warning ana
was struck 10 the back of the head iust
oehind the ear. knocking him unconscious.
Dr Harding OF Brigham CITY. a cousin
OF the deceased was Immediately sum
moued and oid am he could for the in-
Jufsd man. Yesterday he performed an
operation. being assisted by Dr. Ezra
Rlch of Ogden and Dr. Rich of Brigham
CITY, with view of removing the clothed
8lOOu Jhat had accumulated an his head.
fI0m the fIrst but very little hopes were
entertained for his recovery, and as
stated above, he passed away this morn
bout p years of age. residing alone with
MS widowed mother, who is almost dis
tfacted with grief He was highly re-
spected I'm the community. being con-
necfed with the tabernacle choir and
other organizations and societies.
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MARTIAL RELATIONS SEVERED
Judge Hart Hears Pleas Of Several
ITismated Couples.

Logan. May I8.-Judge Hart has grant
ed the following divorces;
Wyona =. Hyde rs. William T. Hyde;
decree granted on grounds OF dCseTti0n
and failure 90 provide The plaintiff re-
sides here. but her husband lives ia Au-
burn. Wg0.
NJ A. Swens0u VS.. Andrew p. Sven
son, failure TO provide. Parties reside in
Smithfield.
Jane Nelson VS.. Joseph J. Nelson, both
OF whom reside iu this city. The decree
is granted plaintiff on the ground of
cruelty. She is awarded the custody of
the three minor children. a home iu this
city worth about 81, 900, s., 80 IN cash and
$40 per month alimony for each Of the
children.
The new Thatcher dancing pavilion, one
Of the finest halls of its kind in Utah. if
not the interm0untain west. will be
opened on Saturday evening next. Tt is
the property OF the Thatcher Syn phOuy
orchestra, and a great deal Of money has
been spent int erecting and eQuipping IL.
Keep your eye on Castillo.
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W. oLoUDs RoLLINa 80.

Washington, May 18.-According to
cable advices received BY Or. Calderon
the Peruvian minister here. the war
clouds are rolling back and there now
IS little danger Of q hostile collision
between Peru and Brazil. The miu-
listers adviees are to the effect that
negotiations have begun at Rio de
janeiro under such favorable auspices
as 70 warrant the belief that q com
pletely satisfactory settlement of the
differences between the Two nations.
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PEI 81 HAPPENINas-

Park City May 12-Testerdav at his
residence i'm Center Park. I'D Heal. one OF
the Old residents Of town, died Of tUber-
Cuiosis.
Deceased was insured in the A. O. L. W.
a wife ana two sons survive him. Fu
neral will be held tomorrow from the
Miss Mayme Bardsley was the hostess
last evening at very pretty little in
Loftaai party given i'm honor of Miss
stella FarnswOrth of Coalvlue.
About twenty We're present and whist
was the game of the evening. Delicious
fefres hments were served aud a jolly
unae had by ell present.
examinations VIII be held lu the various
departments of the city schools this week
made.
city council holds its regular meeting
tonight al the city han.
g. W. CULVER has force of men at
work tearing down part of the Narcas
min refinery The part vas purchased
oy Mr, CULVER who expects to convert
it into a blacksmith shop.
Inc social dance given last evening by
PROFESSOR Fl. 3. Younger IT Maple hall
vas largely attended and a good time
The volunteer fire department Of Park
CITY has been making elaborate Drepara-
IONS Ior the grand ball 60 be given 5y
10 ~ Maple enall on the 1871 instant
Charles LoTring came up from Zion to-
day on mining business.
Amos Fitting returned rom a short
visit to the metropolis today.
Henry Shields came up from Salt Lake
today.
Theodore Williams is iu Park after a
TWO years absence iu Bisbee Ariz
Parker Dykes was among the arrivals
on the morning train.
Judge W s. Lockhsrt returned from
Sslt Lake today.
W. Gridley came down from Boise for a
short visit.
Mrs. Southland came up from salt Lake
today.
Prank Armstrong is in the Park to-
day.
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Time Table
IL EFfEH
NOV % 1909
ARRTv

From ogden. Portland. Frtfr
Louis! o aasiss0 ana bl5 saTyer s.. 5am
T points 0s 3. ane ia'srmeaia's99;lo
ogden. Cache Valley and Inter-Fr.FE 49,
mediate points ---.--.... AtsU1 Q IL
From Ogden. Chicago. st. Louis.
Kansas CirE, Omaha. Denver E.aE.
anu san Francisco .....s-...s.. lfyJ e ~
From ogden. Cache valley
5 r. 5ais9oay Portland ..i and San 55 p %
DEPART
For ogden. Cmaha, ChIcaTo.
Denver. Kansas City and SLksfa . %.
LOUIS r--- r.v-srs-.-.sr--- ~'r~ O. ~
For Ogden. Portland. st. An
thony, san Francisco and Iu-Tf.Jl o. A
Lermsdlats points. 90 o., -.-..... les@t 9 il
For Ogden. Omaha. Chicago.
R 6Sa San f FTaasis Si,y' ST. Louis l5
For Ogden, Cache valley. Den
Louis Leu k ans cb G5sy Omaha, St. 45p q
For ogden. Cache valley, Butte.
Helena Portland san Eral-EEsIE o. .
cisco and intermediate poilts, tA'lo & a
4. a. SCHUHACHER.
Traffic Manager
ID. %. hurley.
c. - g. T A
d. s. SPENCER,
City ticket office. 2a1 Main street Tsilsa--
phone go
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Through Sleeper
SdItLdkCh St.LOuiS

It's a Burlington Route Pull
man, so Of course it's the one you
want. Reaches ST. Louis at Ta9
a. NO, saving you a nights hotel
bin and giving you the advantage
OF an early morning start to your
friends house. to the Exposition.
OF to wherever else you wish to go.
Six and one-haIf hours (4.00 p. ul.
to 1885 p. M ia which TO see Den
yer. EN- route.
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--~>'-----7~a--~--
FARR.-In Ogden Wednesday morning
May d. Mrs Dianna Farr OF ogden. efs-
ter to j. j. Fife Of this city
sTOCKHAM-At Union Fort. Nav Il. 1909
of cancer OF stomach, Eleanor 81 stock
ham. mother OF Roy H. Stockham. born
jan g. 1852. in Council Bluffs. la
Funeral services viii De held Friday al
{ p. M from Union Fort ward meeting
house. Friends are invited 10 attend
WEST-In this city, AIav rs Caroline
failure az the family residence. 6g q
street.
tuneTdl notice to Hl eHcE iater-
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VALUABLE DOGS ARE POISONED;
SAMUEL NEWH0USE OFFERS REWARD

Dog-poisoneFs have lately shown signs
Qt activity not only iu Salt Lake CIV. but
lu Ogdeu, Provo and other nearby clues
Waere valuable animals have recently died
after sTeat 8gonr.
among the prominent persons Of San
Lake who have lost hlocded animals are
samuel Newhouse. I65 Brigham street. aud
Robert darkness of a3 East brigham
street The latters loss or valubIe
pointer several weeks ago was followed
closely by the loss 81 q prizel briI NM
tne property Of 4Ir. Newhouse. In both
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-19
LOOPING THE LOOP.
Or the Rio Grande

Everybody gets a chance for So tl
loop the great double circle ana tbs
spiral curve from the dizzy heights OF
the mountain crest To- the peacefu
wales below. IL educates. II pleases
Don't miss it. Next Sunday May -
TO Tinuc and return. Leave salt Lake
via D. & r. g.. $3.50 e. I'm.
Tony Arnold, hack TEL 1364-Y.
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PRoVo NEWs NoTEs

Provo. May &c. T.. Loose leaves for
Bodie Cal, on Friday TO inspect the
properly of the New Bodie Mining COM
pany, owned by Loose brothers and Sen
On Friday at 10 o'clock the Democratic
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DENVER AND RETURN $50.

Via D. & r. G., May 20 and 2I.
Five days transit limit iu each direc-
ton. Final limit June Is. See any RIO
Graude agent.
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STEAMSHIPS
COmPAeHE GEHERALE

French line, New York 60 Paris. Six Days
sailtngs Every Thursday AZ 10 a. ia
la TOuraine June 2Ta Champagne.
La Lorraine june -....-.-..Juue q
la Gascogne- June I6La Lorraine. July
La SaVOie.-.-June .
New, modern. gigantic tWin-screw and
express steamers; naval officers man-oi-
war discipline. COmpaUys YcstDulec
trains, HavTe-PaTis 4 hours.
AGENTS. A Benton. IQ3 ". ID So.
St, Denver g. Rio GTaude Ry.. j.. j.
Reyes, POL Main St., Oregon Short Line
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STRIKE IN SIOUX-AIAX.
Aieh Copper Ore is Said to Have
Been Encountered.

arrivals from Unite last aiFhf brought
t1e report Of big strike ID. ne sioux
it Ea7 stated that rich strike Of con-
per ore resembling iu char.cfs- fI,.t f~-,,-,
the Centeunlal-Eureka. had been enc0l1n-
1srcd during the dav
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DENVER AND RETURN $50.

Via ID. q r. G., May 20 and 81.
Flte DAYS transit limit in each direc-
tioD- Final limit june l5. See any Rio
Graudl agent.
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oakland cal May 1S.-James j.,
Hume Wells Fargo & Co.'S veteran
detective, died today at his home iu
Berkeley aged d years.
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Commercial Travellers Ex-
CursI0n.
Wednesdav. Inne 1

To Logan, via Oregon Short Line.
Special train a. M. Round nip only
$50. Return on any train OF The ID.
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Don't - -

The entertainment at the First Ban
tist church tomorrow night The bows
VIII sing. speak, etc. Encourage the
boys by your presence.
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Every child born into the
world with an inherited or
early developed tendency TO
torturing, dishguring humors
Of the Skin and Scalp, becomes
an object of the most tender
solicitude, not only because Of
its suffering, but because of the
dreadful fear that the disdgu-
ration IS TO be lifelong and mar
its future happiness and pros
perity. Hence If becomes the
duty of mothers of such ah7ict-
ed children to acquaint them
selves with the best, tn e
pure st, and most effective
treatment available, viz. the
CUTICURA Treatment, con
sisting Of warm baths with
CUTICURA Soap, and gentle
anOintinRs with CUTICURA
Ointment, the great Skin Cure.
Cures made IN childhood are
speedy, permanent and eco
nomical.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-19
AWFUL EFFECT OF
NAVAL GUN FIRE
Medical Officers Report on the
Battle of ChemuIpO.
OPERATIONS ARE IMPOSSIBLE
WOUNDED MUST WAIT UNTIL
BATTLE rs OVER.

Washington May IS-Never since In,
/ development Of the modern iron clads hes
/ tHe medical department Of the emitted
States navy had so good ali ouuort,suity
I 10 study the terrific effects on shfDbeard
I % Hi00efn hCaFF gun fire as that pre-
/ StHlsq ln the snort and fatal struggles
-eL lite tl TIE russian crews OF The va
I rag and korietz. and the department has
Dttn waiting VITA great interest for the
report oI DR. 1T. ID. Wilson of the Eicks-
9ufg rms was received by Surgeon Gen,
I the highest value NOT only Eor .tl4. teeh-
( meat lessons it teaches. but also as cone
clusiFely sustaining the statements made
20 the tender of assistance to the Russian
SleMs, lhe report bearing on that iuci-
=, immediately after the Russian cruiser
aIldS mad returned from the fight with
Z the Japanese fleet and had anchored
was directed by the captain of this ship
90 anything possible In assisting 10 take
care or the wounded The Russian com
mander accepted the offer and requested
me to go below, where the wounded were
being cared for.
Temporary Dressing.
The medical officers from the French
EIglish and Italian ships were on board
at work, they having arrived before me
as their ships were anchored much nearer
the Russian.
''On deck were most of the dead as they
nad been instantly killed at the guns; be-
low the wounded were being cared for
each medical officer selecting a convent
ent place TO dress them. 1T was imprac-
ucdbie TO DO more than apply dressing OF
a most temporary nature. as there were
so many cases needing immediate atteH-
uon, and also it was not known but that
the Japanese would resume the fight al
any time, as the Russian ships had not
surrendered when she returned 10 the In
ner harbor
Lesson Of the Battle.
No attempt was made to perform op-
eTdu0ns and soon as dressings were APP
pheo, the wounded were nut i'm boats
aud taken to some of the foreign ships as
the Russian captain intended TO leave
his ship and sink her I offered 10 send
any wounded on board the r. s. S. "a
FRO (Which was in pOrD as the command
ing officer of the Nicksburg had directed
me TO prOfter her services for the wound
ed The offer was declined by both the
captain and the executive officer they
informing me there was sufficient room
on the other Warships-
"fhe Russian ship has as good IL not
better sick bay accommodations than the
average vessel. but it was totally made
quate to the call made upon IT,
II think the engagement showed that
II VIII be impossible TO attend the wound
ed during an engagement between modern
Ships unless the number Of medical at
tendents Is tremendously increased.
With the present allowance they would
be obliged 10 take entire care of them
selves until the fight was over.
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DO not overlook big embroidery sale
80 Walkers this week.
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eoiG throughout fhe world CuiicuFa sssp gsc 0fss-
e a9e. hsaaeenf. zoe (iu form Chocoisla Caatsd
5s <2e per Val q 6el pepotss Hondan 81 ChsFlsf-
as-ae 27i Paris aue Sc is fstri sasaa, id Cuun1-
hss Ave, Peter Drug Chem Corr soils PronFisiarr
9F-oena for HoE 90 Cure IofsufnE, Disarerlae
ha7i9ss ffetn l1s9cy % Age.
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~ TIME TABLE
SaH Pedro, Los
WSuTE Angeles & Salt Lake
z. r. Go.


From oregon short Line Depot salt Lake
City:
For Provo. LshI. Fairfield
Aercur, Nephi and SEnpsEg Ts1f -.
halley points .-.----.--s'A Sew - e
I For Garfield Beach, Tooele.
stockton. Mammoth Eur6- e.aa -
Az ana Silver Ciry..--...... 80 Vt8s On
For Provo. American Fork,
LEM, Juab, Milford FFiz-
co, Galleries and inteEme- kaE
ARRIVE
From Provo. American Fork.
Lehi, Juab. Milford. FRS
CO. Calisnees and intsrme- a,gE
ctats points .-....-....-.....-..s Js99 asiA
From Provo Lehi. Fairfield
Msrcur and Sanpets Val E.EE
ley Railway points ..--..--....s Ustu ktt1
From Silver City. Msmmoth.
Eureka. Stockton Tooeis E-1E
and Gar-ieid Beach .......sss.st v'a5 Fs-a
eDsfy.
Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping car
Service between salt Lake City and Nil
ford. M0deua and CaIieutes.
Direct stage connection for all mining
districts Ia southern Utah and EsvaGG-
city Ticket Office, z01 Main Street
Telephone 20
u. ". GTLLETTs Gen Pass Agent
]. L. MOORE. Commercial Agent
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LEAVE SALT IAEE cITg.

a! trains except Nos. J to 6 stop az
Intermediate points
Ticket O5sce. Dooly Block. Phone ~
J. A. BENTON. g. A b. D.
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Keep your eye on Castillo.