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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
RESTRAINING ORDER ASKED.
Canyon Resort Company Wants Land
in Ogden Canyon.
.clnl tn nm TrLhnnn

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 2l-In the district court
this afternoon the injunction suit of tho
Ogden Canyon Resort company VS.. Weber
county, the County commissioners. the
County Road supervisors and Others came
up for hearing before the court on the aD-
pliCatIon of the plaintiffs for a restraining
order against the defendants.
The suit arises out of the attempt of
the plaintiff to fence In certain lands In
Ogden canyon that the County commits
siopers claimed had been dedicated to the
county road, and which. under the direC-
tion of the commissioners, the road super
YisorS removed
y temporary restraining order is asked
FOR, and IL is also requested that the same
be made permanent, the plaintiff claiming
ownership to the lands IT is alleged TO
have encroached upon.
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The Very Best Remedy for Bowel
Troubles-No Family Can Afford
to Be Without It.

'1 regard Chamberlain Collie. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy as one OF
the very best remedies for bowel trou-
bles." says Mr j, w. Hanlon. editor OF
the Despatch. Ocllla. Georgia. Il make
this statement after having used the
medicine In my family for several
years. l am never without It," No
family can afford to be without bot
tie OF this remedy In the house. 1t Is
certain TO be needed sooner or later.
For sale by all leading druggists,
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1)EN GOING ON
WITH GOOD WORK
! IF of San Francisco Suffer
/ |rS Is Foremost in PeO-
y pies Minds.
Dol CHILDREN OF CITY
IeARE FULL OF ENTHUSIAST
aher Carload Of Provisions
brwarded From the June
\ ton City.
10 Tho Tribune.

n \ to Tho Tribune
$bEN, April 2l.-Thc work OF proNid-
for the sufferers in the San
f<kisco disaster goes on with all or
WI of the enthusiasm in Ogden that
Vhned yesterday when the school chill
Erathered UP carload OF provisions
hood wearing apparel and forwarded
nlby special train. Word was received
Mtoday that the car, together with
AIne from Denver. had arrived in San
{Neisco lust after ! o'clock today, and
lyEthe arrival was II provident one for
Substitute.
Al Children Enthusiastic.
enthusiasm OF the school children
t(,gden could not be abated in the
OF relief After sending a car and
lrtf OF provisions out of the city yes
nv they kept up the good work today.
lkhis afternoon had another carload,
was forwarded today on one OF tho
carrying supplies from other points.
vogether fifty cars OF provisions and
!. Ing have left for the west out Of Os-
IL Today, some originating here and at
fpolnts in Utah, but most OF them
o 1g from points cast.
Relief Committee Busy.
.. Central Relief committee which has
Wished headquarters In the Offices OF
ogden Wnterworks company reports
. Vening that paid up subscriptions In
.sn now amount to S6912 75. Today the
" Commissioners appropriated SlOJO
DC same fund, and the money Is COM
i every hour.
| 0e from the money subscribed tho
tary donations which preceded and
blowing the organized movement,
Minated TO be worth at least $4,000.
y trman H T. Dyer OF the central
rdttee is putting forth every EFFORT
y tomorrow he VIII have everything
|. rking order.
al Notable Contributions.
OF the notable contributions of to-
uas one from the wholesale house of
Scowcroft & Sons Co, with 1850
81 was headed by the firm with 500.
ele employees OF the house raised the
1T TO the sum above stated. Aside
ID The firms contribution. there were
=, Weight individual subscribers, who
u buted from so cents To $40 each.
, & Two Cars Of Provisions.
erOgden shipments OF provisions to-
flsnounted To two cars, one The result
efforts Of the school children, the
from the central committee md
..sed by that body, There will be at
! me car per day go forward as long
Q0orwarded were 200 bed comforters
boys suits.
chairman OF the relief committee Is
call to the ladies OF ogden to SET
Tonight and bake tomorrow to feed
lngry refugees who will arrive In
~ from time 10 time for the next
ays. We must feed them. Bread
ther edibles OF any kind ready
Will be received.
Anxious About Her Son.
William HamlIn, who resides at
acific avenue, is very much dis
\ ! over the failure Of her son TO re-
her, On Tuesday. the day prior to
lrrthquake. one Of the children of
Ehd Mrs, Thomas Whalen, formerly
len, died. The mother was sick at
<ne and there arc three other chill
The family resided I'm Bryant
Their number being I'm the Coos.
nformation obtalnHble viii be ap-
4 led by Mrs. Hamlin and will be
4 In The Tribune
"A iov. b. F. White OF l.ontana came
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Brief Mention.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Spccih 10 lno lGlpuht'
OGDEN. April 2l.-Attorney A J. Web
or and r r. McGurrin of Salt Lake were
I'm ogden today on business and returned
TO the capital this evening
J. A. Reeves. general freight agent OF
the Hartman lines at Salt Lake. came up
from Salt Lake today and went est, TO
Chicago, on No. 6.
General Manager Joseph Fl. Young OF
the Colorado & Southern passed through
Ogden today I'm his private car, on his
way TO his headquarters In Denver. ac-
companled by his family,
c. o. Elllngwood, general manager of
the Western Exploration company. ut
Salt Lake, went west TO san Francisco
today To bring his wife. who has been
visiting there, and who is found to be
safe. back to Utah.
Flnlay c.. Brooks, the travelling man
who is trying to sell one million pounds Of
a certain brand of coffee during the pres
ent year for which performance a spe-
cial prlZo Is offered was here last night
and sold a carload In Ogden.
Horace G. Snyder. better known as
Greeley Snyder. arrived here from Salt
Lake today and went west on TAe delayed
revived old mining camp northeast of
Loyelocks In Humboldt county where
his attention has been called to some val
liable mining properties
A r Carter, chairman OF the Street
Committee of the Salt Lake CITY Council,
and Jake Raleigh, Street Supervisor of
Salt Lake. were here yesterday and In
spected the excellent macadam road In
ogden canyon. They were geusts of Uncle
Billy Wilson and ate dinner at the Herm-
itage returning TO Salt Lake last night
satisfied that they had learned something
President L. w. shurtli0 of Weber
stake returned today from Oakland. Cal.
He stated that ho learned enough of the
great disaster that has fallen on San
Francisco to know that it Is the Greatest
catastrophe OF the American continent.
lie Is extremely proud Of the Immediate
response made by the people OF Ogden
for the relief Of the sufferers, whose dis
lresS. he SaNS. Is extreme.
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DENVER WOMAN ROBBED.
Mrs. II. A. McHenry of Denver Vic
tim of Sneak Thief.
Special 10 The Tribune

speclhI 70 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. April 21,-Mrs. IL A. McHenry
and her two children of Denver, who have
been visiting In California, arrived in Og-
den today from the West. on their way
home While in the waitlng-room here
Mrs. McIIenry had the misfortune to have
her pocketbooB stolen. containing her
railroad tickets and Sl1 In money In this
same reticue were two diamond rings
which she values al $500.
The THEFT was undoubtedly committed
by sneak hief. and the distress OF the
lady was pItiCul. The police were notified,
and the railroad officials arranged for the
forwarding OF Mrs McHenry To Denver
She resides at GS2 South Water street.
Tonight just before leaving for Denver, Mrs
McHcnrys purse, containing her tickets 10
Denver was returned to her. having como
through tho postotlice With regular postage.
and addressed in care of Station Master John
Eeating. Tho money and rings however,
not enclosed. Tho time that elapsed
between tho theft OF the purse md its return
only three hours and half
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II. L. GAUT FOR CONGRESS.
New Labor Party Mentions Him as a
Candidate

OGDEN, April 2l,-1n the agitation for
the organization OF a labor party to take
part In the politics of Utah. the ogden
members are urging II l.. Gaut for the
nomination for Representative In Con-
gress Mr.. Gaut viii not commit himself,
but some of his Salt Lake friends who
were here today stated that he IS the logi-
cal candidate of the State,
Mr.. Gaut is now the organizer OF the
Federation OF Labor In Ogden. and has
great force and advanced ideas.
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Will Take Long March.

The Secretary of War has ordered two
troops OF cavalry from Walla Walla,
Wash. TO mako a practice march across
to Boise, Ida. Ono troop may be ordered
to remain at the BOISE barracks since 1t
has been decided not TO abandon tho bar
racks
a pOstoflice has been established at
Gold Bate, Lincoln county. New, with
w Everett Sharpe postmaster,
John NJ, Elder, at Occur d'Alene, and
Marcellus j Gray at st Anthony, have
been commissioned as postmasters.
Joseph IL Elicit has been commissioned
as postmaster at Giles, Utah
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WORKING ON THE GRADE.
Seventeen Teams Are Busy in Employ
of Bamberger Road.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, April H.-Thc contracting firm
of Wheelwright Bros. has now force OF
seventeen teams at work on the Construc-
tlon OF the grade for the new Bamberger
road that Is to reach the mouth OF ogden
canyon. and seventy men on the same
work. The grading Is being done on the
old SoTcnson farm. which was secured by
Mr.. Bamberger, and the work is progress
ing at a lively rate.
1t Is a certainty now that q road will
reach Ogden canyon this year. Mr.. Bam-
beTgers initiative has stirred UP the dor
mant ECcles crowd, and they now declare
that they VIII go to the canyon before
Mr.. Bamberger viii, and that II he builds
they Will also build. This Is a conclusion
they should have reached long ago. and
II now is UP 10 them to make good the
latest promise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
CUNEY FOUND GUILTY.
Man Who Robbed Clark's Store Will
Go to Pen.
.pecInl 70 The nIhnne.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, April 21-T. y Quincy, one of
the men who robbed the store Of T. L.
Clark & Sons company on February l OF
this year, was found guilty Of grand lar
ceny by a jury in the Second District
court this afternoon. They jury was out
less than an hour, and Cuney Will come
near to getting the limit.
His partner. Charles Miller. who pleaded
burglary a few days ago. and who, since
his Incarceration in the county Jail made
his escape and was recaptured Will be
sentenced together with Quincy on Tues
day, APRIL 81
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SUPPLIES GOING FORWARD.
All Supply Trains Have the Right of
Way.
speclol la The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune
OGDEN, Utah, April 2i-ogden rcnects tho
efforts OF nil other parts of tho country To
forward Immediate relief TO tho destitute In
San Francisco. Today Ave cars containing
tents and other supplies from Fort u. a.
Russell in Wyoming came through with
sleeper for the officers attached and went
West. The five cars OF provisions purchased
IN Salt Lake by William r. Hearst arrived
Mere az / O'Clock and were augmented by two
carloads OF assorted fruit stu1s received from
Logan. Tho special left here at o'clock and
VIII pick UP a car OF live poultry en- route.
VIII receive q Ger of provisions at Elko and
another at Rono.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
{. \. HARTMAN
EN- ROUTE TO COAST
Run From New York to Ogden
Was Made in Sixty
Hours.
snccinl tn Thn Trlhnne-

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, April 2l.-Thc special train carry
ing L. ii Hartman from New York to San
Francisco. where he goes for the purpose OF
devlsins relief for the earthquake sufferers,
reached ogden tonight end departed for the
west under high speed schedule, fifteen min
utes later Mr.. Hartman, who had secured
the FIRST wire through from San Francisco to
New York after the shocl. on Wednesday
morning. received reports all Wednesday and
late into Wednesday night. AT $: 80 Thursday
morning he left New York in special train
and arrived In Ogden in exactly sixty hours.
He expects TO reach San Francisco by o'clock
tnnn
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Dowie Barred From Pulpit.

CHICAGO. April H.-Judgc Wright. in the
Circuit court today decided that John Alex
ander Dowe could not occupy the pulpit in
Zion City tabernacle tomorrow. nS no had
planned to do The court held that Overseer
Voliva could use tho tabernacle tomorrow
and Dowio each alternate day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
Alaska Boundary Fixed

WASHINGTON. April el-secrctnry Root
ind md, SIR Henry Mortimer Durand. the British
for the actual physical location Of mart ~
tho northern boundary OF Alaska as agreed
on In former treaties. The Forty-frst me-
rldlan wus agreed upon IA the boundary but
n portion OF this meridian had not been acl
tually located and tho treaty aligned todov
providoA 1or the fixing OF the INDICATED part.
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Rebuilding Of the City.

Mr. Hartman is one OF the men who Will
be instrumental in the rebuilding OF the city
at the Golden Cate To one OF tho party who
accompanied him into Ogden, he stated that
san FranciCco viii assuredly be rebuilt
His first Efforts when reaching thero will be
to relieve the suffering OF those who have
been made destitute and Immediately there
after he VIII take steps for rchabllating the
wrecked city.
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Beer is a Strengthening Food
1t Refreshes and Builds Up the Body with
aOurishment in Predigested Form.

Strengthening nutritious food physicians
day exclusive % malt and the
o
of
o beeu
. !. !. !. !. ! !
food And dpuitv
IN tbrwerya
barley andch
nof
esand
WA\N%DvASW
digestion
ood flood.
Order A Case For Your Home
R|ECER g. LINDLEY, '5''7 W: 'a.,',. SECOND &C. So
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs II. J. Robinson of Bingham has her
guests her mother, Mrs George a Baker OF
Denver. and her sister, Mrs. II ". Hunt OF
ogden who viii spend several weeks visiting
In the canyon.
Mrs. L. F Block Is visiting har parents In
Plymouth Ind. and her Sister in Chicago.
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Free S1.O0 Package Coupon.

down from Dillon today and went west to
San Francisco. His wife and son were
there at the time of the earthquake and
subsequent fire. and 1t was not until he
reached ogden that he received mes
sage saying that the wife and son were
safe. but giving no information about his
daughter, who is believed to be In San
Francisco. while her mother and brother
arc at San Jose.
To Search for Relatives.
George Davis, the Butte mining man,
came through ogden today en- route to
San Francisco to make a search for rela-
tiVes from whom he has not heard since
the first crash
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Officials Accompany Mr.. Hartman.

MIR. Hartman was met at Green River by
General Manager Bancroft, General Superin-
tcndent Buckingham and the division officials.
He was accompanied West by Mr. Buckingham
and Superintendent Manson. Mr. Bancrofts 9
cut OF at Ogden and he and Manager
u. q. Clark OF the L. +. Coal company were
taken to Salt Lake a special
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
Postal Will Wire Money.

Superintendent OF the Postal Telegraph Gable
company announces that tho company viii
transmit money By wire TO San Francisco with
the reservation that tho sender recognizes tho
difficulty and uncertainty of delivery In san
Franolsco For some days this limo OF bust
ness cut out entirely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
Other ogdenites Heard From

Special 90 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 2l-Volncy Gunnen and Jod
Pldcock, both OF ogden, were heard from to-
night and both arc enfe In Berkeley
Mrs. VIII Earl. wife OF the dining car con-
dGctor who was reported killed in the San
francisco disaster ls alive and safe though
eho IL suffering q severe shock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
j. ]. BROOKS ARRESTED.
Former S. P. Employee Alleged to Be
Hold-Up.
.pecInl to Tho lrlhnne-

SpccInI 70 Tho JTIbOne
OGDEN, April 2l-J. ]. Brooke formerly an
employee of tho Southern Pacnc, who wns
trying this afternoon TO secure his time
check In Ogden. wac arrested by Special or
ncer Vance OF the Southern Pacific and sergt
Chambers OF the police force. on n warrant
Issued by tho Nevada officers charging n
crime Tho exact details OF his olfonse do
not appear He is said 10 have been a nro-
mnn on the Nevada K California. and ls all
legged to have held up man near Hnzen
He IL now In tho Ogden jnil
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Kentuckians Contribute.

a train OF seventeen cnrs. containing sup
plies from the military and contributed pro-
visions from Louisville. Ky, and tho region
adjoining Will pass through here at o'clock
Gnnlna. mo
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MIR. AND MRS. PARRY SAFE.
Have Lost All and Endured a Terrible
Experience.
speclnl to M Tribune.

Special 70 Inc TrlUuno
OGDEN. April IA message was received
today from Alfred II. Parry formerly OF Og-
den and later In business Market street
In san Francisco The message addressed
TO his brothers T.. T. md Henry Parry, and
stated that he and his wife had escaped. but
had lost all and had endured a terrible
pcrlcnce. Some idea OF the accumulation OF
messages may he formed when II liz stated
that Parry's telegram was dated Oakland.
April 10, ond was not received until O'Clock
AnrIl 9l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
SOME BUILDINGS SOUND.
Bodies of Victims Are Being Buried
in Trenches.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 21.-Tho Overland Lin
lied Bulletin, issued daily on the Over
land Limited trains of the Southern and
Union Pacific, gives out the information
that committee of expert builders and
architects who have been engaged TO ex-
anime some of the standing structures In
san francisco have reported that the
Merchants Exchange. the Farmount no.
tel ana the Monadnock building are all en-
lirely sound and can be reoccupied This
IS Hattering news and the report adds
that the records in the Hall of Records
are intact and not destroyed or damaged,
most valuable salvation, affecting the
title TO property. The further report is
that the dead are being buried today In
trenches. with fifteen bodies In each
trench.
The report closes with the statement
that while the disaster is terrible, a more
hopeful feeling is coming over the suffer-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
Window for st. Mary's,

Richard RcIpe OF Ely. New. has donated
handsome window TO the ST Marys ca
thedrnl in this city Like all the other win
dows this ono will be made Munich. No de-
eign has yet beon selected and this VIII DO
1eft 10 iha chnlca OF Hlkhop Scnnlnn.
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Studied Geographical Conditions.

During hIs trip no made careful study OF
tho geological conditions and most Of tho day
was spent underground examining the or" re-
serves of the Commercial After leaving the
tunnel tho party took the mountain trail over
TO Lark. where Mr.. Hclnzc desired 10 supple
ment his examination OF FRIDAY with q rev
hours additional work. after which they droNe
TO Bingham Junction TO visit tho smelling
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
COMPLAINS of Dowie.

CHICAGO April so.-James Surrock OF New
Mexico today made complaint to the Federal
authorities that he had been dofrauded by
John Alexander Dowie out OF a sum close to
$40 900 and that tho malls had been used In
Tho Opcratlon.
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Amazed at Ore Deposits.

Accompanied by President Il. L. White, Gen
oraI Manager Duncan NacYiohie. his assistant
Herman H. Green. and Engineer Al Frank. Mr.
Heinzo went TO Bingham the morning train
Saturday. taking saddle horses to the Com
mcrciaI mine IT was Mr. HeinEes first visit
to Bingham and the Montanan continually cx-
pressed himself amazed 1t tho Immense ore
del Of Bingham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
Great Smelling Expert.

Mr. Hcinac IL regarded as one of the greateet
emeltcr experts of tho country, his hrst success
In Butte having been In the construction OF
the Montana ore Purchasing company's smelt-
ing plant which In reality gave him his brst
stnrt I'm Montana copper mining. with the
Bingham Con emelter Mr. Ucinze seemed wen
pleased with conditions. although IL Us not un-
likely that several important changes In meth
DDS viii be made as result OF his obscr-
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Trains Have Right of Way.

Under direct orders from Mr.. Hartman.
all these trains will make passenger time or
better. In addition, they have right OF way
over trains of all clnsscs the purpose being
to put them into San Francisco at the earliest
Dnsslblo moment
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Guest ut Dinner.

Returning to Salt Lake last night. MI.
Heinze was the guest at honorary dinner
given in tho private dininG-room OF tho Alta
club by j. A. ClzeZk. who developed tho
famous Lost Packer mino OF Idaho and who
is now associated with Mr.. Heinze In several
mining ventures. The other guests were Mr,
Duncan MucNNchie. Clarence Mccormick, Al
Frank Harry Charles. II L Wilson Of Butte
and II ] Robinson Of Bingham.
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Food for the journey,

Each and all of them were provided
WITH enough to last them over part OF
their journey at least.
The tables Will be kept whore they are
laid. and Ogden people Will feed all OF
the destitute who come this way.
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SNOOT CASE WILL
Be DISCUSSED soon
Senator Burrows Has Called
Meeting of the Committee
for Wednesday.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. c., April 21.-Sena-
tor Burrows has called his committee TO
meet next "Wednesday to take up the
Smoot case, with view to report
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22
French Cardinal Dies.

RENNES, Franco, April 21-Cardinn1 La
boure. Archbishop OF Rennes. died here to-
day. aged ei ycara
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Served Sumptuous Repast.

1t was then that the practical relief
work planned by the generous people Of
Ogden was eNeInpllhed. Long plank ta-
bles had been laid out on the inside of
the fence of the parks east OF the union
women, members Of the committee, dis
pensed q sumptuous repast TO the way
fara
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promotes light thinking and
light conversations. Tea time
is the time for light thought
aad talk
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FEEDING REFUGEES
At OGDEN DEPOT
First Contingent Arrived Satur-
day Night and Provided With
SumptuOus Repast.


OGDEN, April 1.-THE first of the San
Francisco refugees TO pass through Og-
den arrived here tonight on No OF the
Southern Pacific. ON the train were about
thirty persons. men. women and children.
who were destitute