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New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
TRUST co. OF AMERICA REPORT.

The Trust Company Of America reports that on
December 81 its resources. which aggregated S23.
S14 S54 included a,52264O of New-York City Bonds,
ST. 255 of railroad stocks and bonds SO 456 063
loans on collateras. $,6s3O83 bills purchased and
cash on hand and in bank 81, 22512. The company
now has total deposits of s193S2f7O and reports a
surplus of s. 900 and undivided profits of $ SO2.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
FIRE At G. S. GUTHRIES.
Practically Destroys Upper Floors
Loss Mag Be $4,000.

Fire practically destroyed the upper floors of the
fine house of Charles s. Guthrie. at No. 4S West
F1fty-sixth-st The family are in North Carolina,
but are expected home to-day. The police said the
damage would reach $500. but Mr.. Guthrie's sec
retary said that it would approximate $4,000 as the
entire library, where the fire is supposed to nave
started, was destroyed and most of the furnishings
of the house Were damaged.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
NEW CONSTITUTION FOR M. M. A.

The board OF trustees OF the Metropolitan AIu-
teun Of Art held meeting yesterday. which
abe report OF a committee named nearly two years
ago TO consider a constitution and bylaws
received The constitution adopted
Nothing was done regarding the naming OF a sue
Nessor TO General di Cesnola.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
WANTS CAMPAIGN FUND INQUIRY.
Senator Stone Recites the Charges of Lawson
and Judge Parker.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Senator Stone. of Missouri
to-day introduced a resolution recitng OF the
assertions of Thomas ". Lawson and Judge Alton
b. Parker concerning campaign contributions and
asking the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the
allssations-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
va..si From. Ina
s.utonio Liverpool. December 2S--- Star
Naples. December 21......,N
parcsiona hamburg. December 16. .Hamb-An
SSssaha December Trans
Cstv ~ columbus Savannah December Clyde
AIG.rts Gibraltar December %. $500. Anchor
poSsb9ntas Gibraltar December %. N Y a Med
Jacksonville January /. .CIvd.
Sraf W siAarseo Hamburg December "a Hanb-A Am
Sss..i Bremen, December "a. IN a Ilovd
.Rs9-oEisAnk December 90. AoS.an
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Tao Sunset S'48iM e;OetAIoons ar.
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy Hook T:10tqov Island 7s3olIIsu Gate era
PM-ssndy Hook TIk2 Cow Island sil0l Haii csse 1865
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
JUDGM ENTs.

The following judgments among those filed yes
tsroay. the first name being thas OF the debtor
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Wednesday, Jan. 4, 1905.

Steamer armenian (r). Howarth Liverpool December
Bar 12i2S D - '-0
Steamer Iverna CBr). Jeries Liverpool December d
ana Queenstown %. 20 the Cunard Ss 1Ot
caoln ana SS4 steerage passengers mails mdse Ar
rived at the Bar at 290 . m, Sd. -
Steamer Furnessia Cr). WadsVOrrh GLASGOW Dacsy,b
- aAo MoVlIe % 10 Manderson Bros with 46 cabin 2s2
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived z
m. - :
Steamer Capac CBr). Rose Callao
Is IQuiGue TO- valparaiso a. 2 Punta Arenas
december l. Moutev1deo and St Lucia % W r C,racs
$3.50 NJ Sd ~ ' Ut
Steamer Advance Corning. Colon Decer,ba- % .,
Panama r Ss Co, with 2S passengers mails ana zs
Arrived at the Bar at 5:1S D - ~
Steamer Teutonio (3r). 3IcEnstry
= ana Queenstown 70. 10 tina Whtte Line vvt,b
passengers mails and Eldse Passed in SANDY Hoo a.
9:46 N' AA0OA ut
Steamer Aragon, Blake Georgetovu { q rA.r,-
a. TO the Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation Ivitb
lumber. Passed in Sandy Hook az sac D M ~A
steamer Jefferson Dole Newport News and Norfolk 20
the Old Dominion Steamship Company
and mdse- Passed In Quarantine at T:cs N m ENsS'S
Sandy Hook. N J. Jan 4. ESQ p m-VVfnd nOr,nvv..,.
fresh. clear. ~ -0A''1"'SA'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
SAILED

Fl Mar Galyestoni City Macon Savannah,
6aher !Ger, Halifax; Colonel E L. DRAKE ana bsrSs,
. o. No S4. Port Arthur Tex Proteus NeyyCrlsans9
CsAar II SDanl. Christiansand Copenhaxen. FsnlI
On NoIolk and NewpoTt News: Alliance. CoIoni Alamo
1LVess9hi Apeehe Charleston
ISSI1 Sortoiki Mamma Hata, Baltimore: Seminole san
90 & p, pSlIy, SahShsE etc: Prins Willsm (Dutoh)
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

IRVING PLACE THEATRE. To-nfrht a.
''Zum Einsiedler" and Die Romantischens ~.
II Walden Friday. A Barssscu. 'sIedea-8
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-09-14
For Sale by
j. G. Wells.

to make an arrest unless the resist
| ance offered to them is Of such a
dangerous character as would war
rant their calling into use deadly
weapons in order to protect them
selves from great bodily injury or
impending death.
Upon the other hand we deem
it advisable to say at this time that
this case does not give individuals
whom they are attempting to arrest
license to resist. If an officer of the
law in attempting to arrest a per-
son charged with misdemeanor
is cautious and uses only the all
thority and powers given to him by
the law as they arise and in such
an affray the person resisting and
resisting so as to warrant the belief
in impending danger upon the Off
Ger death should ensue to that indi-
vidual, the officer would be ex-
cused and if such a case were be-
fore this court the court would so
instruct the jury.
" We feel, however, that you two
men did not use the caution you
ought to have used; that when you
approached these men you ap-
preached them in such way as to
alarm them and that there was some
reason for resistance, if there was
any upon their Fart, and that you
acted in reckless way, or reckless
OF the consequences OF your act.
" Under the recommendation of
the jury we unanimously feel, how
ever, that mercy ought to be ex-
tended to you and the Court hearth
ly joins in that recommendation of
the jury. The maximum sentence
for an offense Of this kind is IL
years. We could send you to the
penitentiary for long term. 1t is
not the intention of this Court to
do this but we are going to sentence
you to such term as will impress
itself upon the community, impress
itself upon you, and impress itself
upon all the officers of the law in
the county of Columbia, at the
same time cautioning individuals
when they resist arrest by an Off
ceI they themselves run the risk of
great danger to themselves and,
perhaps, some times of death for
which the officers attempting to
make the arrest would be excusa-
BILE.
"The sentence of the Court is
that you George c. Bellas and
Jacob Naugle pay the costs of pro-
secution in this case, a fine each of
$Ioo to the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania for the use of the county
of Columbia and that you each
undergo Imprisonment in the East
ern penitentiary located in the city
of Philadelphia for the term of two
years TO be computed upon this day
and stand committed until the sem
tence is complied with"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-09-14
AND SURPLUS $4,000.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

On lnurSQay tne Grand Jury
made their report as follows, and
were discharged.
" The Grand Inquest of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania in
quiring in and for the body of said
county, respectfully report.
" That we have. pursuant to our
required duties, investigated all
bills Of indictment presented for our
consideration, and have passed
upon them according to their res
pective merits. We have also
examined the public buildings and
find them in exceptionally good
condition with the following recon-
mendations
"The repairing of plastering in
the Jail. One electric light in the
ladies department OF the Jail also,
the placing of an iron railing around
the rear yard OF the court house
and to keep trespass notice on
same"
The bond of L. c. Mensch,
guardian of Mary r. Leader, was
approved by the Court.
In case of Commonwealth VS..
Lewis Metz. capias was issued.
The Grand Jury made the fol-
lowing returns:
Commonwealth VS.. Robert Hen
dershot, charge larceny, true bill.
Commonwealth VS.. Harry Eek
erd, charge assault and battery, a
true bill.
Commonwealth VS.. Joe M;nchi-
engo, charge assault and battery
with intent to kill, a true bill.
Commonwealth VS.. John Huff,
charge embezzlement, not a true
bill.
The Court Thursday confirmed
absolute the report dividing West
Berwick Borough into two wards.
John Robinson of Berwick, en-
tered plea of guilty to the larceny
of property from d. B. Lauden.
Slayer Of Berwick, and was SEN
fenced to pay fine of S25, cost of
prosecution and undergo a year S
imprisonment in the county Jail.
Robert Hendershott, of Bellefonte
pleaded guilty to having stolen two
gold watches from his boarding
house in Berwick. He was sentenced
to pay the costs of the prosecution,
fine of SIS and to undergo an i'm
prisonment in the county Jail for a
year.
Charles Williams, of Berwick,
pleaded guilty to stealing bicvcle
from S. +. Fenstermacher, of Ber-
wick, while in drunken condition.
The evidence showed that there
was no intent and Williams was
allowed to go upon the payment of
costs; and with the admonition not
to again get drunk.
Little Italy" in Briar Creek
township furnished the last trial for
the week. Joe Mercheigo was
charged by Venia Ripa with assault
with intent to kill. Two hours were
required to try the case, a flimsy one
on the part of the Commonwealth.
The Court instructed the jury to re-
turn a verdict Of not guilty, which
they did without leaving the box.
The second week of court open.
ed on Monday, Judge Staples pre-
siding.
The case of Susan +. Cooper VS..
Archie Averal and others was first
taken up, and the jury found YER
dict of $44.2I, for plaintiff.
F. B. Ringrose VS.. w. d. Camp
bell was dispute over line fence.
Verdict for defendant.
Mary A. Creveling VS.. the Sus-
quehanna, Bloomsbury & Berwick
X. r. was an action for damages
for land taken. A verdict was
reached Oh Wednesday, $IoI9.29
for plaintiff.
In estate of Harvey s. Mourey,
late oe Hemlock township, de-
ceased, petition to sell real estate
was filed.
In the matter of abandonment
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1905-09-14
RICKETTS, BATTERY.
Reunion at Berwick Last Satur-
day, Was Very Well
Attended.
Next Year at Gettysburg.

ne TeuDlOu vi NiNhStto D"e'Siy
Company f. and G.. of the First
Pennsylvania Volunteers, held at
Berwick last SATURDAY., brought to-
gether a number Of the survivors of
this famous Battery and many Incl
dents OF the bitter struggles partici-
pated in were talked over. 1t was
this famous Battery that stood the
charge of the Louisiana Tigers in
the fierce hand to hand battle and
turned defeat into victory.
Friday evening at the G. A. R.
hall the Capt. c. G. Jackson Post
Committee, composed OF Col. A. d.
Seely, J. p. Hayman, William Roup
and +. Lenhart, Post Commander,
had refreshments served By +. M.
Clewell and very pleasant evening
was spent. Speeches and story tell
ing were in order.
The officers of the Battery are:
General President, Col. r. Bruce
Ricketts,, of Wilkes Barre; Presi
dent of Battery F. James F. Ken
nedy, of Milton; Vice President,
VIM. MINER, Riverside; President
of Battery G., John P. Beringer,
Churchtown, Vice President, Wm.
]. Troup, Hanover; General Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Luther Seiders,
Reading.
Following the business meeting
President Kennedy opened the
meeting in the evening with roll
call following. Letters were read
from a number of comrades who
could not be present.
1t was brought out tha. on the
field at Gettysburg, marking the
Battery's fight on Cemetery Hill is
a monument with wording to the
effect that Co. +, and G were from
Schuylknl County. The members
of the Battery are very indignant
over the matter and state that not a
Schuylkill county man belonged to
the Battery. The error was one
of the state and national record.
The matter has several times been
brought to the attention of the
State and National authorities but
nothing has been done.
NEXT REUNION.
The place of next years reunion
was fixed for Gettysburg in Sep
tember, the time to be fixed by the
officers.
Recitations were given by the
secretary Mr.. Luther Seiders and
by Miss Helen June, and addresses
by DR.. Hughes on National Sol
diers Orphan School," Frank B,
Brockway, Col A. d. Seely and
others.
Before adjournment a vote of
thanks was extended to the G.. A.,
X. for their entertainment. During
the last year five of their members
have died.
Those in attendance were: COL
R. B. Ricketts, accompanied by Col.
Beaumont of Wilkes-Barre; J. +.
Kennedy and wife of Milton; J. M.
Harman and wife Millville; Harry
c. Harman, Albert Herbine and
wife Bloomsbury; William Miner
and wife, Riverside; Mrs. William
Morrison, Wilkes Barre; Maynard
Gates, Susquehanna, Pa; F. Gray
and Sam. Gray, Watsontown; S. l..
French, Susquehanra; Oscar G.
Larabee, Susquehanna; w. H.
Esterbrook, Gibson: DR.. M. B.
Hughes. Supt. of Soldiers Orphan
School, Chester Springs, Pa; Luth-
er Seider, Secretary and treasurer,
Reading; Lieutenant Frank P.
Brockway, Beach Haven; Eli Sher-
wood, John Dodson and wife of Ber-
wick and John Wright of Berwick.
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Continued on Sth page 3rd Col. J
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and used him only IN one or two very
high class Jobs which no ordinary Grim
inal could have undertaken You may
have some recollection Of The death Of
Mrs. Stewart Of Lauder in 1881. Nott
Well. | am sure Moran wis at the hot
tom of ii. but nothing could be proved
SO cleverly WIS the colonel concealed
thar even when the Moriarty gang was
broken up we could not incrimiuafe
him. You remember at that date. when
| called upon you in your rooms. how
! put up the shutters for fear of air
guns: 10 doubt You thought me fanei-
ful. knew exactly what | Wis do
ing. for knew of the existence of this
remarkable gun. and | knew also that
one of the best shots in the world
would he behind il. When we We're in
Switzerland he followed Us with NOgi=
artv. and it was undoubtedly he who
gave me that evil five minutes ON the
Reichenhach ledge.
You may think TINT | read the pa
pers with some attention during my so
journ in France, on the lookout for any
chance OF laying him by the heels So
long as he was free in London my life
would really not have been worth llv=
ing Night and day the shadow would
have been over me and sooner or LATER
his chance must have come. What
could | dor | could not shoot him at
sight or | should myself be i'll the dock.
There WAS no use appealing TO magis-
trate They cannot interfere on the
strength of what would appear to them
to he Il wild suspicion. SO | could do
nothing But | watched the criminal
To be continued next week
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ventures. II was Il WAX coiored modei
Of my friend - admirably done that
it WIS a perfect facsimile. II stood on
small pedestal table with an old
dressing gown of Holmes - drapel
round it thai the illusion from the
street was absolutely perfect.
I hope Y3u preserved all precautions.
Mr.. IJudSout' said Holmes.
Il Y-cu 10 il on my knees. sir. just
ass vi It'd me"
.IAcpiient You carried The thing
out well Did You observe where the
bullet vent"
~xes s.r Ina afraid it has spoilt your
ucasa'ftl bust. for il PASSED right
thrarzh DE head AMI fattcned itself
On TIC VII. l picked it up from the
curset. Hero it is
H9iEcs Field it out to me. y sof.
revolver bullet. as you perceive. Wat
SON There's genius in that. for who
would expect u lind such a thing fired
from am air gun. All right. Mrs. Ilud.
son: am much Obliged for your as
sistance. aud nov. Wat-on. let me sec
YOU in your old seat once more. for
there are several points Which | should
like - discuss with YOU
lie had thrown of the seedy frock
coat. and now he WAS the Holmes of
old in the mouse colored dressing gown
which he took from his effigy.
THE old shikari's nerves have not
lost their steadiness nor his eyes their
keenness. said he. with Il laugh. as he
inspected the shattered forehead Of his
bust
Plumb in the middle of The back o.
the head and smack through the brain
He was the best shot in India. and
expect that there are few better il
London Have you heard the Nance
No. | have not"
We'll. we'll such Is fame. But. then
If l remember right you had not heart
the name of Professor James Moriarty
who had one of the great brains OF thu
century. Just give me down my index
of biographies from the shelf"
He turned over the pages lazily, lean
ing back in his chair and blowing grea'
clouds from his cigar
My collection of Ms is fine one.
said he ''Moriarty himself is enough
10 make any letter illustrions. and herr
is Morgan, the poiSoner and Merridev
of abominable memory. and Mathews
who knocked out my left canine in tn
waiting room ut Charing ross. an'
finally here is our friend of tonight"
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Beautiful Women.

Plump cheeks, flushed with the
soft glow of health and pure com
plexion, make all women beautiful.
Take a small dose of Herbine after
each meal; it will prevent constipa-
ton and help digest what you have
eaten. Mrs. VIM NJ Stroud, Mid
lothian, Tex writes, May 81, 1901:
I'VE haze used Herbine in our
family for eight years, and found il
the best medicine we ever used for
constipation, bilious fever and mala-
ria Sold by H. Todd.
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You can trust US TO look after that.
Mr. Holmes" said Lestrade us the
whole party moved toward the door.
Anything further to say
only 10 ask what charge you in
tend To prefer
What charge. sir? Why. of course
the attempted murder of Mr.. Sherlock
Holmes"
Not so. Lestrade | do not propose
TO appear in the matter at all. To you
aud TO you only belongs the credit of
the remarkable arrest which You have
effected. Yes. Lestrade. ! congratulate
you. With your usual happy mixture
of cunning and audacity, you have got
him"
Got him. Got whom. Mr.. Holiness
The man that the whole force has
been seeking IN vain Colonel Sebas-
tan Moran. who shot the Hon. Ronald
Adalr with an expanding bullet from
an air gun through the open window of
the second floor front of 42f Park lane
upon the 30th of last month. That :
the charge. Lestrade. And now. Wat
son. if You can endure the draft from
a broken window ! think that half an
hour in my study over cigar may al
ford you some profitable amusement.
Our old chambers had been left UNI
changed through the supervision OF
Mvcroft Holmes and the immediate
care of Mrs. Hudson. AS | entered
saw. it is true, an unwonted tidiness,
but the old landmarks were all in their
place. There was the chemical corner
and the acid stained. deal topped table
There upon n shelf was the row of
formidable scrapbooks and books of
reference which many of our fellow cit
liens would have been so glad to burn.
The diagrams, the violin case and the
pipe rack-even the Persian slipper
which contained the tobacco-all met
my eyes as | glanced round me. There
were two occupants Of the room-one.
Mrs. Hudson. who beamed upon us
both as we entered: the other the
strange dummy which had played so
important n part in the evenings ad-
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Special Rates to Eastern Points via
Southern Pacific Company.

Round trip rates between Reno and
points hereinafter mentioned will b.
sold August 10Th, 10th. 9th and 2jth:
september Il, sth, oh, 10th, lllh, 10th and
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pro need believe I ana c1~rc't. colo
mel. in saying that your bag Of tigers
atiil remain unrivaled*
The fierce old man said nothing hut
still glarcd at my companion. WITH
his savage eyes and bristling mustache
he was wonderfully Ike a tiger him.
self.
Il wonder that my very simple STRAIT
agem could deceive SO old shikari.
said Holmes 1T must be very familiar
10 you. Have you not tethered young
Kid under tree. lain above 1t with
Your rifle and waited for the bait 10
bring up your tiger? This empty
house * my tree aud you are my tiger.
You have possibly had other guns in
reserve in ease there should hc several
tigers or in the unlikely superstition OF
your own aim failing YOU. These'-he
pointed around are my other guns
The parallel IS exact"
Colonel Moran sprang forward with
snarl Of rage. but the constables
dragged lin back. The fury upon his
face WAS terrible 10 look at.
Il confess that you had one small
surprise for me" said Holmes. Il did
not anticipate that You would yourself
make use % this empty house and this
convenient front window. | had imag
lned sou as operating from the street.
where my friend Lestrade and his mer-
ry men We're awaiting you. With that
exception all has gone as expected
Colonel Moran turned to the official
detective
You may or may not have just
cause for arresting me-" said he, but
mt least there can be no reason why |
should submit TO the gibes of this per
son If | am in the hands of the law
let things be done in a legal way"
well. that's reasonable enough, .
said Lestrade. Nothing further you
have to say. Mr.. Holmes, before we
go%"
Holmes had picked up the powerful
mir gun from the floor and was examin-
ing its mechanism.
An admirable and unique weapon.
he said. "noiseless and of tremendous
power. l knew Won Herder. the blind
German mechanic. who constructed II
TO the order of the late Professor Mo
riarty. For years | have been aware
Of its existence though | have never
Before had the opportunity of handling
Il. | commend it very specially tc
Your attention. Lestrade. and also the
bullets which fit it,
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Abcess.

Abcesses with few exceptions, are
indicative of constipation or debility
W. II. Harrison of Cleveland, Miss.
writes, Aug. 10, 1902; II want to say
a word of praise for Billiards. Snow
Liniment. | stepped on a nail, which
caused the cords in my leg to CON
tract and an abcess to rise in my
knee, and the doctor told me that
would have a stiff leg, SO one day
went to j. +. Lords drug store who
is now in Denver, Colo. He recon-
mended bottle of Snow Liniment;
got a soc size and it cured my leg.
1t is the best liniment in the world. .
Sold by II. Todd.
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Like Finding Money.

Finding health is like finding mon
ey-so think those who are sick. When
YOU have a cough, cold, sore throat, or
chest irritation, better act promptly
like W. {. Barber, of Sandy Level, Va
He says: ~ had terrible chest trou-
BILE. caused by smoke and coal dust ON
my lungs; but after finding no relief
in other remedies, was cured by DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. coughs and cold" Greatest sale
of any cough or lung medicine in the
world. At Todd's drug store and IL.
Tucke Sheridan; 50e and sl.00; guar
anteed Trial bottle free.
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Neglected Colds.

Every part of the mucous mem
brane, the nose, throat, ears; head
and lungs, etc. are subjected to di.
sease and blight from neglected colds
Billiards. Horehound Syrup is pleas
ant and effective remedy.
W. Akendrick, Valley Mills, Tex
writes: Il have used Billiards. Hore
hound Syrup for coughs and throat
troubles; it is pleasant and most eff
feetive remedy Sold by II. Todd.
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Excursion Rates to Lewis & Clark
Exposition via Southern
Pacific
Pacific

Tickets will be sold daily and are lin.
tied 10 ten days 10 make round trip with
continuous passage in each direction, and
only good in connection with train No.
10 leaving Reno 7:l5 =. M, allowing pas
Sengers To connect with train No, II Al
Davis. Cal, daily.
q day round trip tickets will bt
sold on payment of 800 in excess Of
above rates, going trip under same con
dilions with stopovers allowed return
ing.
Eleven days extension will I've made on
these tickets at Portland on payment Of
500 and twenty days on payment Of
$1,000.
Sixty day round trip tickets allowing
stopover will be sold ut above stations
up To September Both. going via Sacra-
mento and returning via Salt Lake City,
Utah, or vice verse
For further information apply To
agents southern Pacific Co., or to
\. II. RISING.
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