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Result of misunderstanding.

Tho Comtoittee on Municipal Laws took up
tho nntter OF the complaint that has been
sent into the Council by residents OF North
moi stopping It's trains at points specified In
the franchise. Attorney Critchlow, represent
ing tho Bambcrger people. was present at tho
rnes,In3 ond oSpained that he thought tho
matter had arisen over MISUNDERSTANDING on
tho part of tho people who had signed the
comUlalnt Mr. Critchlow stated that all OF
the local trains are being stopped ht superior.
tho station mentioned In the complaint. ana
that the time card OF the company dSes NOT
give Superior as ono OF the stops for tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-25
.EX-TELLER BROWN IS
FORMALLY CHARGED
Will Appear in Court Today to
Answer Two Forgery Com
plants.

Police Capt J. b Buroidgc Threday morn
Ing TO two complaints chsrsin8 Arthur
Brown, ex-recoiving teller OF the Commercial
National hank. with tho crime OF forgery. on
these complaints q warrant for tho arrest OF
Brown issued out OF Judge Whittakers court
and was served on the prisoner at tho city
Jail.
Tho fret complaint churgoS the younS noh
with forging and cashing check on tho Soin-
mercLal bank for s6l25, tho signature OF w.
Orcm OF tho Apex Mining company peihs u'ed-
The second complaint charges him with ut
tering q forged check on tho MCCORMICK DUNK
for S5l37 60 using the namo OF L NJ Oreh';
treasurer OF tho Butler-Lioeral Consolidated
Mining company.
Investigating Affairs.
thorough investigation OF Browns entire
business life is being made by the authorities
and II Ia now believed tho case VIII be prose-
cutcd with vigor.
Bank Accounts Straight.
Assistant Cashier Peabody OF tho CONNER
cIai National states TINT Brown accounts Win
that Institution are. as far oS he KNOWS per
fcctly straight. - -
Attorneys Kcnney and Wilson have been re-
tained TO defend Brown and they VIII appear
with their client before Judge Whitaker this
morning.
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Next National Slogan,
HIGH SCHOOL VISITING DAY
Students Of the Institution Are Pre-
pared for O Big Time.

Today will be tho annual eighth grade
visiting day at the high school. and tho
for a big time. The graders are billed 10
arrive at tho school shortly after 9
O'Clock. and Will spend the day going into
the various classes and seeing what Is
awaiting them for next year.
First on Programme.
Tho first thing on the programme of the
day Is TO be big assembly of the 100
students on the lawn In front OF the
school. They will gather there and listen
TO speech by Col. George B. Squires of
talk by Mr.. S9uires Is to be OF patriotic
nature, and oil of the students are very
anxious to hear the address. He will talk
TO the students from the top OF the yestl-
bule In front OF the main building, this
being necessary because of the lack of a
room In the school large enough TO hold
all the students.
Flag Will Be Raised.
After the speech a now American nag
which will be presented to tho school,
vii, be raised on the flos-pole. This will
battalion blow ITO the Colors"
After a series of school yolls the class
recitations Will begin; They will continue
mako an appearance on the parade
grounds in their new full-dress uniforms
and proceed TO go through long drill.
Tho maneuvers will consist Of a retreat
and review parade. a series OF setting
up" exercises and some skirmish work
On Firing Line.
The boys will be supplied with several
rounds OF ammunition. aud Will show just
how firing in a long range battle Is done.
After the drill the graders will be
entertained with a big baseball game be-
tween the high school team and nine
men picked from the star players OF the
grade school league. This game Will be-
gin at 4 o'clock. Besides the eighth grade
students the general public is invited to
visit the school during today.
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SANPETE COUNTY LIST
Names of Graduates Submitted by
County Superintendent Larson.

Special to The Tribune
EPHRAIM. May 24-County Supcrin-
tendent OF Schools A L. Larson has sub
mittcd the following names as tho sue
cessful eighth grade graduates of the en-
tire Sanpete county district schools. They
are as follows. excepting Ephraim, which
is given elsewhere:
Mount PLEASANT, Joseph Huges. princi-
pal-Susan V, Burton. Lucille Barton EI-
Anderson, Annie Rolph. Yeda Melting
Mary NJ. Winkler, Eloise Poulson. Media
NJ Carter. Talula f. Frandsen, Esther
Matson Mary 1iS h9uiss SubH Sisgr' Anderson % ~
Clementina NJ. Erickson. Mary M Peter
son. Mabel sorensen. Dora G. LaTson, E
Rhca Drage Schrelda Nicholson. Ola Fern
Larson, Florence Tuft, Burgess L: Frend-
sen, Chrystal A. Jensen, Estella Truscott'
Wales. John ~ Dorius, principel--Dora
Midgley Mary Alice Thomas William
Lamb, Maudella Rees. Raymond Rees:
Chester. Alfred ]. Rees, prineipalINera
Candland. Samuel Martin. Ira Sumsion.
Big List at Manti.
Manti. E, T. Rsid, principal-Myrtle
Ahlstrom. Edgar r. Larson, Leona Mad
Squire. Milton ". Cox, Ingie Jolley. Grace
Peterson. Alice Johnson. Ada Greening.
Zella CRAWFORD. Victor Anderson, M,d violet Violet
Mabel Dyrlng. Maudlyn Smyth, Gerald
Lowry. Nettie Winteh. Kenneth Munk;
Brox. Jenette Mortensep, Mabel Molten
Emily Dennison, Albert Keller.
Spring City. John S; Blaln. principal
l. Larson. Jennie Watson, Grace Blaine.
Ethelyn Alfred, Ina Brough. Hortense
Alfred, Neve Mortensen.
Hanna FrederIckson. jamie Nelson,
Maria Olsen. Minerva Anderson, Hazel
Faux, Edna Christensen. Mamie Ander-
son. Daniel Syme.
Gunnison Graduates.
Gunnison Joseph Christensen, principal
Grover Chfds. Maude Wilson. Amanda
Jenson. Mary Amelia Bywater, Roy Mod
sen. Leah Fletcher, Elvira Barbara Peter
Brown. Gilbert Leonell janson. Helena
Sorensen, Emily Dora Bywater Idell
Childs,, Leon Nyrehn, Mary Jenson
Harold D. Anderson. Elizabeth Campbell.
Woodruff Christianson. Rosabelle Whit
lock. Cora Matilda Anderson. Leona Han
son.
Fairview's Lucky Ones.
Fairview, A. L. Miner. principal
Tranquillo Peterson. Maggie A, Pritchett.
Lindsey N. Brady. Olof Sndwall. Jennie
Anderson. Ina A. Peterson. Mac Hanson.
Fountain Green, A r. King, principal
Edna Alfred. Agnes Draper. Emma Old
ray. Lauretta Carter. Katie Anderson.
Grace Holman. Ethel Anderson. Sydonia
Gould. Mary Combs.
Annual Commencement.
The fifth annual commencement exer-
cises of the Sanpete county public schools
will be held In Moroni Friday An excel
lent programme has been prepared by
ferent principals of the county.
Refreshments Will be served to the
guests at p. m, and at p. m. a grand
ball will be given.
Tho Sanpete Valley road Will run spe-
cIal trains for tho occasion.
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BIT AT THE BAIT
Bogus Advertising Man Drives
Thriving Trade With Merchants.

Albert Johnson. slippery scandinavian
crook. Thursday sentenced TO thirty
days in the city prison for vagrancy john
son 6 work was a shade novel and NOTED him
splendid returns from tho merchants and busl-
ness men whom he made his yictime
His scheme 10 represent that no had
the programme privileges for n high-clne5
scandinavian ball shortly TO be given at Bar
rctt hall and to soil the trusting man OF busi-
ness a small advertising space for prlco vary
ing from % cents 10 81
Tho sucker" usually bit ct the bait which
johnson is said TO have presented in tempting
style. He had been working hle littlc gamo
for many weeks md would probably have kept
Il up oil summer II Oflcer Morrison hadn't
nabbcd him and ahunted him Into jail
johnson numbered among his victims many
Of the bcst-known merchants in town.
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Ids. U. EXERCISES TONIGHT
Thirty-Two Students of the School
Will Receive Diplomas.

Barratt hall viii this evening. at Sis
o'clock be the scene OF the NTH annual
graduation exercises of the L, D, g.
university A total OF tbirty-two students
of the school will receive their diplomas.
There will bo sixteen from the normal
department, ten from the scientific
course one from the commercial course,
two from the domestic science and two
from the kindergarten.
Evenings Programme.
The exercises which have been arranged
and to which all the friends of the senior
class are invited are as follows
Selection ., - From the Jolly Musketeers''
School orchestra
Chorus. "Spr,ns Song. .................,....
...,......,.......,s School choir and orchestra
yaledictory .,.... ..s... Richard w. Young. Jr.
Male ouartette. Until tho Dawn s.,s,, Parks
Students Stanley johnson. Rulon Robinson
Clyde Lindsay and Ray Dorius.
Papor -, ...... .......s....' Thine and Mlne"
Prof y l. Nelson.
Contralto solo, III Thou Dids't Love Me-
,....t s...-..s-., .s..'a.s's' -.ss..'''ss pcnza
Presentation OF Diplomas. .........s.,.. ..s,
,-. .....-....s, President Arthur H Lund
Ladies' quartetts Pale In the Amber West
Nissea Esther Davis Flossie Osmond. Marie
Thomas and Jeanette Jones-
Brief romaTts. President J. II. Paul and Pres
idcnt-elect Willard Young.
Arthenn 80 ,........"A Song OF tho Redeemed"
Stephens choir and orchestra
Bcnedictionss
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Archer-Kahler Wedding.

Eat your lunch in the palm garden
Mt the Royal.
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LOOK OUT FOR PURPLE
Advertising Committee of the Elks
Gets Busy.

The Elks' clubrooms last night were the scene
of much activity on the part OF tho dinorent
committees in charge OF the Saltalr excursion
and today the business houses VIII be ocsiesed
by the advertising committee which is dis
tributing beautiful cards presenting the mator
TO the public.
Something doing every minute Ia tho rule
of the Elks whether working or playing. ana
they Viii be in the swim with the first big
excursion 20 the briny dccp and Its peerless
dancing hall.
now and stunt0 Incompatible in gravity hu"
NOR and gayety are being prepared In the Elks
programme stew pan.
The trouble viii begin carly Thursday morn
ing June H. and continue all day No inter
missions no rcspites Tho Elks will relay to
keep you going and you'll be going some II you
keep up with them.
Join the merry throng and don't say that
YOU didn't have due notice-you havo three
weeks 10 get ready In. and you'll have until
the fourth OF July TO set over It
MOUNTS Pork and Beans for the
cold luncheon or the hot dinner,
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AMUSENEy1

NEW GRAND THEsIu
Savoy" By Ethel Tcssu e
A falr-slzcd audie3ce nv y
and her company prsss-'
voy" Mt the Grand la,t c.
a simple portrayal cs ths -
Ing French peasant 81
leave her native village ~
in Paris. Here. BEST n
ckes out on existence oy =
being sustained BY hs ls'
playmate. -.
The title role vas 49,
Miss Tucker. while EiES
Commander. carried oai "a
At Casino PARK ZIHn's NE';
panv was greeted By ase;hr
cIative audiencs Inst nsA
seems TO be the talk y
90 by all means; its ray
Tomorrow aftcrncoa ~
flrst-class stock eonpaD:
ding" has bsea chossa - II-
play has bean prodrcss %
ia too we'll known 10 'nsoe ns.
delighted over aitesn slla&d
ssIll continues TO pleas
ory and effects have csea
show AT 10. 20 ard . eesu =
but assured. The ecI@
priced stock COMPANY pE
Miss Jaue Keeson. teT@elc
the Burbank thoater' - ~
secured TO play leads e
rionai actress. and has W -.
inent place iu the pso's, s,s,
her sweet and NiasoSs 90
the I stnge. Bargain 800 5siis.s,r
evcry Wednesday ana 49,
,,or..,.,l Msyall tie h.s.s
Of the orpheum s:oes x. ~ {
ctIu further cemsntea III ~, Z
cure cured on the amussu,sss' ~ s'l
the orphcum. 10 ssca @ -, - 4
hearty reception 1ne -, ~
slightest hitch. mora iSss rs, Al
on the opening nlshIo a ~
nsxt week Manager r. -
the persons OF Roy y,,r,yrr .,s y
With Wit a following Jets pssri sss.s<.
Elsie Gresham anc ,s To5s g
named are hand'orn'
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David @ Archer OF tho Willos-Horne Drug
company and Mlss Thco Kahler mar
rled by the Rev. Mr. Simpklns last evening at
tho homo of tho brdo's mother Mrs. Myron
". Davis 434 South Fifth East street,
Only few Intimate friends were present at
tho wedding. The house was beautifully dec
Grated and a splendid dinner served af-
terward Tho happy couple were congratulated
by their friends and Will be at homo at s2s
south Fifth East after June /,
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Water Company Formed.

Articles OF Incorporation of the Hincklcy
North Canals and Laterals company of
Hinckley, Utah. hnve been ncd with tho Sec
rctary OF Stato The company Ia incorporated
10 construct reservoirs and canals and own
and control water rights The capital stock
lie 5000. divided into 5000 shares OF the par
value OF 81 each. Tho officers ]. H.
Langston. prosident; James g Blake. secre-
tary; r. E. Robinson. treasurer, This officers
constitute the board OF directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-25
HONE INDUSTRY.

We recommend that our readers buy
their knit goods. shirts and drawers.
union suits. sweaters, tights. bicycle
suits and all articles In this line where
they are manufactured. Ensign Knit
ting company, 80 Richards street. For
quality, ut and finish" they cannot be
excelled If you believe in sustaining
home industry, patronize them Mail
orders promptly filled. Send for sam
pies and prices.
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Why Many Va'!'1
From CorSIiP1
The Natural

The delicate and ln',s y. i.
tho ''e female organs nsS 1as u
eeptiblo c,lp to irrsu sulalis. l,a'Ds.t,,.
reason it is most 'masssSItis. I
should snoutIons Us in ina a normal .,, {
,So ,ua's,el speclal periods W.. We
peF'ti per there is a dscIa.s l.'. 6
stshness sth of the 0os.n 0'''...,.
E eu,res a gentle ass assl'a! h!
and and expensive drug. drusI -.
at frequent in'e,sat,s nv tssi
as to to aSs',u and bowels y ..
ston stonaS@ good, but a - gniss niss1.
tive such as HaIIySYADil II
eral Naterwinllo Ill mOss
e Fl, rS1SS rsSo1pSiSu.iy S''' y,!aa,si.I9s! II / ~
dose is !. .arIIns a slls's,9
best resultsJ,, ,s,s but . u
SIstS
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CARING FOR THE DEAD
Expert Testimony as to Amount That
Should Be Charged.

Tho case OF Rasmussen against the Union
PacIhc Coal company was continued before
Judge Lewis in the Third District court on
Thursday, tho examination OF tho COM
planning witness occupying tho attention OF
the court all day except for the taking OF cI~
pert testimony from l. n. Rogers and William
Saeh Denver undertnkere, who were sun-
moned to testify to tho amount II was
worth to caFe for each of the bodies that was
taken from the Hanna mine
Rogers testified that considering the condition
OF the bodies 1t worth $3.50 for each body.
and Nash testified that he thought the work
worth 5000 a body. Rasmussen is suing for
$50 for cach OF the les bodies that he cnrcd
for The case Will probably drag along for a
week.
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OLD, OLD yIl1
Of ROBE[l'||
Short 1T, Career ),
Who Adopted n
Buneo N,,
SAW SP SPRING cHlCSo|
pR0cERDRDls|
Complains to P,li,,
mitting it Hin,,I|
Planned a aRsI

br,rs lrs an e se1ceptioual .,
Ur,ns wan TO- to Chief of Pon.s (
fallen a victim to H.
bare ar work Of tho bore, -
IN Ihusday evening bros,s,
who gave the name : I
WA was on his way frOn -,
his home in Gallons
wicked man had separs,.: !
Explained Il b
He insisted on going .:,
details of the old, =,
been published 50 s.,s
times that 1t ls next q ~.
there Ia a schoolbov I, p
ISN'T familiar With u
lie had met the bsd
on his arrival and usltS
him He appeared ,s ~.ss
sort of chap that H.s,.
to him." In a burnt J,
nice man told the c,,i.
knew where there yas ~
Mor1nons with mors
and proposed thu, Ihs,. i,
him. ~
They Beat Hir
Heath had the unh,u..,..
the authorities 10 Vfs-
complaint that he had ~
the scheme TO rob .5ls ~
that they had found ~, H. ;.
With ridiculous ease sna !.
Pioneer square. which Vss
fitting locality for lhs ,,.,
There was somethirs -
ycll-laid plans, for. sr,s.
the coin-matchlng ar /,
man proposed and ths si-
in without hesitation. h.
grabbed all the money.
| Once Wasn't rn,
When the Lord mat.
ne protects him." a.
friend. but II you'll 20 -
more money we'll hsi h
sucker. sure.'' This 81
Heath. and no and he r,
hot-foot voyage 10 The s.
TO replenlsh their fuld
plant which the Callfc,7,-
grip Before parilg g.
Mormon" however. theJ :
his heart and promise !,
return. He assured ths5
no disposition on his p.,l Z f
fair advantage OF two I'd r
as they had proved ue-s
that he would walt asi 2
chance to get even. II
Broke Him 3Mkv|
In a short time Hearth 4.
turned TO the park asd SD.
the man who had gol tLst 4
broke him-backware1 L 1
he had taken every CT, |
from them. and, while O 4
sure-thing operator hisd =
quarters to tell the ts,s 9
the nice man and the
ducked Into the SIDE do4
South street beer ioiH =
foaming beaker OF hcois
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Raised Old 81

The students Of y. the / + a.
school buildings sand and p 4 d
lowed by any ehe.'i,s i,,Tsc.r.sos =
fas. Tho pole is a ,sS,t su'.
tended ten ed viii The 'fsSS fsls vas ''''
o,ass e Of the school
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Tintic Miners Excursion,

Via Salt Lake Route. Sunday May
q. Fare for round trip, 81. See the
railroad and smelter construction near
Garfield Time TO visit the mines Of
Tintic. Train leaves 7;45 a m. Spe-
oial returning.
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Card Of ThonkS.

We wish to express our sincere thanks
to the friends, neighbors and school
children who have comforted and aided
US in our bereavement, In the loss OF
our dear wife, mother and sister. by
tokens of love and beautiful floral trib-
utes.
THOS. E. HARMON.
HELEN HARMON.
MRS. JESSIE l. MERRYMAN.
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QUEENS MEMORY HONORED
Cambrian Association Eas a Jolly
Time at Unity Hall.


A lively and happy gathering of the
Canadian association 0ncorporated) OF
Salt Lake in Unity hall commemorated
the birthday OF good Queen Victoria
Thursday evening, In q banquet and set
speeches. Covers were laid for loO per-
sons, and all were used. In tho absence
of President II. G. TyrreU, Nlcc-Presl-
dent NJ Crane presided and acted as
POSTMASTER.
Toasts and Responses.
When Justice had been done the really
fine and appetIzlng spread, several toasts
were given and were responded to by +.
b. Scott, ]. S. Scott Rev. Frank E,ay
Eddy DR. Doupherty and others. The
humorous vein predominatcd and many
a hearty laugh punctuated the speeches;
Mrs. McAleer rendered several solos and
was loudly applauded.
Closes With Dance.
At the close OF post-prandiel talks the
floor was cleared and an informal dance
filled out n very pleasant evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-25
BY FALSE PRETENSES
Machine Man in Trouble for Selling
Mortpapcd PROPERTY.

L. F. Block. q broker, on Thursday sworc TO
a complaint before Judge Dana T. Smith.
charging w. ]. White, n sewing machine can
yasser, with obtaining money by false pre-
lenses. White is alleged to have sold COW.
two horseo and "A lot of furniture, on all OF
which A. Licbman had a chattle mortgage.
Liebman's claim to tho property had been as
signed O Block
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-25
Smelter Smoke Nuisance.

Ann Gilbort. a resident OF Salt Lake county
In the vicinity OF Bingham Junction hae
brought suit In the Third District court
against the Utah Consolidated Mining COM
pany for $40 as damages alleged to have been
caused by sneltor smoke.
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Cadets Give Drill,

High school cadets to the number of
3C0 will give an exhibition drill on the
high school campus at 2'30 o'clock this
afternoon The cadets will appear In full
dress uniform. The public is Invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-25
|. n. LEWIS AT REST
Funeral Services Held Over Remains
of Former Well Known Merchant.

/ n. Lewis. an old and highly respected
merchant; OF Salt Lake, was buried from Mo.
sonic hnll Wednesday, under tho auspices OF
Mount MorInh lodge, a. f, & A 81.
Mr.. LOWS was born In lS41 In Wir6allen.
Russian Poland, md cnmo TO Salt LaIo In
1886 having previously spent several yeaIe in
Wyoming and Park City. He was identified
with tho retail clothing business ond made
hosts OF friends through courtesy and honest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-25

Pupils of Pierpont School Of Oratory
and Physical Culture will present the
farce "A Rough Diamond" and the
beautiful Greek play, Ceres" Thurs
day evening May 81, at the Y. NJ. G. a.
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Press Association Home.

Members OF the Utah Press association.
who recently went on n tour of Califor-
nia have returned home The tourists
numbered thIrty-six and they report
delightful trip. They represented twenty
ITtah papers,
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University Scholarships.

University scholarships arc won by
Victor Williams of Taylorsville and Jcn-
leads the county with an average OF 92.9
per cent. The highest average last year
was 81 per cent Jennie Carlgreen Is the
second highest. with an average of SCI
per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-25
Suit Brought on Note.

George B Brastow has brought suit In tho
Third District court against the Intormountnin
School OF Correspondence company to recover
the OF $3.50. with interest at 10 per cent
from December le. 1905. alleged TO eo due on
q promiesory note
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Will Attend Ball

Gov. John c Cutler and the members Of his
stan will 20 to Mt. Pleasant this evening TO
attend q military ball that is to be given by
Company d. National Guard OF Utah which
is located at that place.
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Tintio Miners, Excursion.

Via Salt Lake Route, Sunday. May
q. Fare for round trip, 81. See the
railroad and smelter construction near
Garfield. Time to visit the mines Of
Tintlc Train leaves 7:45 a. M. Spe7
cial returning