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Show ttie uonxnro examinee, oc.den, UT.n. Friday mormxs, April is, ioo. lUtah National Bank. ! 1 5: .Msuiuuiib UTAH. OGDEN, Dooly Hence E. P eery Ralph A Hoog Mb Consequently a Small Volume of Business is Done. March Report ef Export Show Big Incrcace in Outgoings of Manu- factured Articles a all drafts Sacramento Silver king Sliver Shield .... South Swausea Star Con. 01 On the Produce Exchange today tlie butter market wav steady; creamery, It 23c; dairy. Eggs Steady. 16i,.16c. Cheese Steady, KO lOV-- c. a r om-r-oa- ie 122ic. 3-- 4; 2; 1- -2 Clover Harley 2.S& 10.73. United Blatcq 4s declined 4.90. 4.25 Khee 14. LEV. Na 3,000. 5.25. MONEY AND EXCHANGE. Na II, New York. April ofper rent: closing 1 easy, 1 Time money easy and dull: fered 1 4. 1- -2 3. 2 sixty days and ninety days blx months 1 4 lier rent. Prime mercantile paper 0 4 3 per rent. sterling exchange strong: hankenr bills 4.873O4r4.8710 ftw demand and at 4.8504.8505 sixty day bills; postcommercial bills ed rate 4.65 3-- 4. 1; ' Ravage 46 A Chicago. April 14. Cash wlu at : Na No. 2 red 95 1.00: No. red j3 hardi.OOffl.02; 92 96: No. 3 hard 8K5: Na I northern 959. 00; No. 3 northern 83 98; Na 3 sp.ing 87 97. The Sight, 12r; telegraph, 15c. Wholesale Weather Bad April 14. Cattlo Receipts HEAVY BUYING UNEXPLAINED. steady; good to prime steers 5.00 5.60; sir to medium 8.6004.90; Opinion of Northern Securities DirecStockers and feeders 3.1504.30; cows tor. 2.00 4.30; heifers 2.2504.40; ranners l.rsn2.50; bulls 2.0904.00; calve 2.25 Maln, April Frankfort, 04.75. Scliiff, the New York banker tomorrow HOGS Receipts 17.000; and director of ihe Northern Securit15,000; about steady; mixed and who Is now here, says ies good to choirs heavy in ancompany, in g th Frankfurter interview 5.1006.30: 1.8005.40: rough heavy recent the that heavy buying sales of 5.150 bulk light 4.8506.26; movement in Union Pacific is as yet 5.30. but it cannot be assumed SHEEP Receipts 19.000; steady; unexplained that It Is due to the purpose of a new good to choir wsthers 4.7505.65; fair western group of capitalists to get control of to choice mixed 1.5004.80; Ihe property. The persons now consheep 4.8005.40; native lambs 4.500 trolling the enterprise, he says, are 5.90; western lambs 1.2506.69. too firmly established and ton strong CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF NEW in capital to afford other parties any prospcct-ogetting a controlling InterYORK STOCKS. est. H is already certain, he says of Ihe railroad's Pennsyl vania 31 Colorado Fuel and Iron 50, 000,000. that it will be offered up49 Copper on maturity for conversion into stock 73 8 Atchison, common with preference to old stockholder. 93 Atchison, preferred Mr. Schlff iloubtX whether the 48 . common Smelter, Northern Securities decision will be 2 93 Smelter, preferred folktwed by action of the courts 27 Alton, common .... against similar combinations. It will, 80 Baltimore and Ohio however, he thinks, prevent the for 46 Hruuklyn matlnn of further combinations, which .116 Canadian Pacific . . . . would certainly have been organized if M el ropullt an Traction ..114 the decision had been favorable to tbe 32 4 Chesapeake and Ohio i rompany. This ..199 4 Northern Securities Consolidated Gas IM9 would have led to more stringent leg96 Gas aooaa aoaaba People's islation by congress and state legisErie MMiii 38 38 latures and hence although he is a Illinois Central l,Xg aaeaaan loO 88 member of the Northern Securities Manhattan aoo .aeaeeal43 14 board, he thinks that the dissolution 38 KavMM mid Tmii of the Northern Securities compuny 116 4 New York Central will have a favorable effect. 68 NorfoA. and Western 2 21 ... ;Ontnrio and Western COTTON SPOT DEMAND. Pennsylvania Railway .... ..118 8 108 Louisville and Nashville New Orleans, April 14. The Im9X1-Missouri Pacific mense spot demand (hat developed in 44 4 lieadiug ..... the local cotton market today placed 23 ... Rock Island the game into the hands of the bulls, 49 Southern Pacific after the bears seemed illy assured of , . .144 St, Paul m ... . 127 .. being able to put prices still lower. , Sugar Them were Isn't confirmed by the Southern Railway, common . . 21 official spot report Total spot sale 24 3 Texas were 17.500 bales. This equals the 69 . Tennessee Coal ,, entire amount of trading done during 1 nton Pacific .. .. ,. 85 the whole of Inst week. Spot quota11 8 Steel, common tions were unchanged. The sensation . 60 of the day was found In the Immense 88 Western Union ... 38 3 spot transaction by which W. P. Wabash, preferred ... Brown' and Co. bought 2,000 bales of SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. spot This wss easily the largest single spot trade ever made in the CotMorning Quotations on tho Balt Inks ton Exchange. The amount of money Stock and Mining Exchange. Fur- involved In it wss approximately three nished by Ogden Brokerage Co, quarters of a million of dollars, ns the 2488 Washington Atw, Phone 21L cotton was the high grade. Chicago, WOOL ' St. Louis. April 14. Wool steady; medium 18 territory and western 14 ft 16. SO; fine medium 13 17; flue Chicago. CEMENT WALKS MADE WITH. Alscn Lindquist Tbe leading futures ranged as fol- lows: High. Low. Close. Article Wheat. Na 3 May .. .. July, old July, new Sept. Cum, Na 2 May July Sept. Oats, Na 2 Msy July Seiit bid. Mess pork, 12 13 12 43 May 12 624 13 S3 July Lard, pec 100 lb. 8 674 C7'.i Msy 6 72 6 S3 July Short ribs, r 100 lbs. 6 53 47 May 6 52 6 65 July Cash quotations were as follows: Flour - Steady. No. 2 spring wheat. fifsjOso. No. 3 spring vhnt. 6.'iiT5c. No. 2 red wheat. WiSiiSc. No. 2 corn. 5353r. German Cement ... Wines, Liquors and Cigars Your Patronage Belli Red. phoning TEAISIERS.ND STOCKMEN Co., Ogden Steam Twenty-Fift- i St h Mfts. of High Grade Harness and Whips, Tents and Wagon Covers Stock Baddies. Phone 614x. 2Z78 Washington Ava S Telephone 128 3-- 4 TINE TABLE San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R. Co, 9-3-- Depot Third, West and South Tempi Bta Balt akc City 3-- 4 3-- BEPART. ALLEN TRANSFER For Provo, Lehl, Fairfield and Mercur, connecting at Nephl for Mnntl and intermediate points oa CO. 4 'Phone 21 412 25th StreeL FURNITURE VANS, ...... ...... .......I.. ir p-- No. 2 yellow- - corn, ss1 No. 2 oats. 370S8c. 42c. Na 3 white, 40 Na 2 rye, 69070c. Good feeding barley, 84035c. Fair to choice malting, 44055a Na 1 flaxseed. 81.09. Na 1 northwestern flaxseed, 81.18. Prime timothy seed, 82.85. Mess pork, per barrel. (12.25037. Ijird, per 100 lbs.. 86.60f62. Short ribs sides (loose) . (6.25037. Short dear sides (boxed). 06.50075. Whiskey, basis of high wines. (1.28. Clover, contract grade, (10.75. 3-- 4 8 7-- 8 No Damage to Property in Handling 8-- From Proo, American Fork, Lehl, Juab, Milford, Friroo. Cnllentes and intermediate points From Provo.. Lehl. Fair-fluiMereur and Sen-pet-e Valie'i Ry. points. From 8ilver City. Mammoth, Eureka Stockton, Tooele and Garflald Heavy Machinery and Freight Handled with 3 Dispatch. 8 1-- and COUPES furnished for BALLS, RATES. 4; RADIUM EXHIBITS Eagle And Blue Bell, bid 50. Emerald, bid Galena, asked 10. Grand Central, bid 4.30; asked Horn Rilver. bid 1.00. Ingot, asked L asked 3 La Rflne. bid X ldttle Chief, bid 1; asked 2. lost Manhattan, bid asked 7 Msy Day. bid 5 Montana-Tonopabid 1.30. 2. 4.40. 6. 8-- 8; h. New York, bl.l 12. Ontarla bid 4.00; asked 5.26. Petro. asked 8. Richmond Ana., bid 1. Rncco H asked 69. asked 20, Racramenta bid 17 Silver King, asked 64 00. asked 4. Rilver Khicld. hid 2 So. fiwansea bi,1 8; asked 13. 8i a r Cun., hid U: asked id Sunshine, asked 6. Swanw bid II 1 3. Tetro. bid 24; salted 26. Unci" 8am Con., bid 18. wked 7. United Stales Mining, bid 30 26. Utah, bid 42; asked 60 Victor G. A 8. M., bid 2; asked 5. Wabash, naked 5. Yankee, bid 41; asked 44. 2; 2: 5-- .... Alice , AJsx . . . . . . B'lillon-Bcr- Carina k I '"ioT. 10l 1 47 13 1 60 10 ! ' , (Xer. 22, 1908.) DEPART. Butt end Portland.. 9 -.-Pocatello, Montpelier 7 Bd n 11 :M Bvttl Na Salt B inter-mediat- e point No.' S Sal Lake, and all Milford l:mnm Provo, poina ARRIVE events. Sali lake Rente, or J. L MOORE. COMMERCIAL AGENT. . W. G1LLETT, Gen. Pass. Agt, BaR Lake Cl'.y, Uta9b aa Tiifbt Vilify Uk ud liitie 10:4 a iMtlft Lake and iff a For particulars, call on or address 8:0p 8:pa . 2:00f Na 1 Salt Laka Na 9 Butto end Poertello Kx press 9:55 pa Na H Solt Lsko and Tintie Na 7- - Bait Lake and Mil- 1 Salt Lake aad Inter- 7:00am mediate points Na I Portland and Butts.. Na 19 Butts sad Pocstfilo :Wp,w No. 12 Cache Valley Traiaa south of Juab do sot Snrdaya Dainty linen, staler silver, glistening cut glass, flower on every table from our own greenhouse, are Borne E A satisfactory. Leave Denver 4:15 p. m. and 10:35 p.m. for Omaha and Chicago: 2:00 p.m. and 10:35 p. m. for Kansas City and SL Louis. They nil carry dining cars BURLEY to Chicago and the Past over the only double-trac- k railway 6eween the Missouri River and Chicago. Ex- in every particular. service Iceiient of these trams, the Overland Limited, Is the most luxurious train In the world. Electric - lighted throughout. Direct connections at Omaha vis TL' Line to St. Paul and Mir.neapou. G. P. Sin Arf. xbket LYsL V (Wi T. A, , A D. of the details that make the service so Pointers HEKKyf CORSE a H. Fate. H Aft., Salt Lake Clip of the ATCKIS3N, TOPEKA North-Weste- rn Telephone orders promptly attended to. aesa ebs Offlca 201 TeL 258. XDB CARD. Na lb bait lake and interMain Street. modiato poiata toe art. of Prescriptions. E. CAVE Prop. nttUoa' LOiB OREGON aontk It is harder to run a dining-cathan to keep a hotel, but we have mastered We make a specialty J. 1 Na Na r Drug Store 0 Dtt, lord aloon The Depot Asked a Na and Liquors. YESTERDAV8 QUOTATIONS. Bid. ALLENS CARRIAGES. G. G Reburg. Prop. Is to be moved from No. 143 25th Street, to the place now occupied by the Oak Saloon No. 115 25th Street It will be opened on April 4th 1904 with a full line of Cigars BALT LAKE QUOTATIONS Stork. City Ticket Redinm exhibits for the 8t. lands exposition are now being prepared by George F. Kune, president of ihe New York Mineralogists' rlnb. who has been appointed a Owl 2. 8; 8: ALL TRAINS MET BY New York. April 14. bid 4.00; naked 4.25. e. FOR ST. LOUIS. ai fl 5.35 p m southern Utah and Nevada into the Italian territory. 49. Italy-Wes- Italy-Judg- Aden. April 14. Hadji Mohammed Bui Abdullah, the Mad Mnliah. against whom tbe British have been conducting a campaign in Bomailand, has escaped , DEPART. Mali sad Express ....7:18 Overland Limited fat Bluffs Omaha Couscil Denver, Kansas City asd 2:40 asst daily S Na 4 At lib tie Exprsm foe Omaha, Couaett Bli-ffKaaiaa City and af fill p B paints seas, dally ARRIVE. Na S Paeifiw Express rom Bluff Council Omaha Drover. Kaaiaa City sac 2tM 4 east, daily Limited Ne I uva-laaUouncl from Omaha Bluffs, Kauai City, Dee vr and aJ point aa , 2:80 8 iitniMa-i- i dally 1:40 p a Na lUlrsct Mail & A. HEXHY, Ticket AgtsL 0. H. COBS V. A. P. and T. W. COLLIXE T. I. L Ka Na 9.35 g m IBB ALL TRAINS DAILY. Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping Oar Service between Salt Luka Milford, Modena and Cal leu tea. Direct stage connections for all mining district! In FUNERALS and THEATRE PARTIES MAD MULLAH ESCAPES. ISO m 5:35pm WEDDINGS CARD. Effective Nov. 22, d, STORAGE AT REASONABLE HACKS am TIME - qj ARRIVE. 2-- 8 7-- 8 Ry.... 7:30 Valley Banpnie For Garfield Bench, Tooele, Stockton, Mammoth, Eureka and 81L ver City (via Learning-to- n . 0;QQ g cut'off) For Provo, Amortcan Fork, Lehl, Juab, MIL fold, Friaca Cnllentes and intermediate points 8 naked 1.00. ' Winning friends and cmc.omwi very day. Do you ilk. your laundry dull finish, smooth finish or some other finish? We give you just what you want; do tho work a little better than the other launderers do 1L Try i and BEE. J. C. PLATT SADDLERY CO. car ties a full line of Glows, Blankets. Lumber 5-- 2; I 1 j First Class 1S2 1-- 4 bldl.4S A. HENRY. TlekatAjmt U. GABON. AemL A : by us. Thia is tbs best brand on the market .You can get It by sailing on or 6-- 1 Bullion-Bec- k. J Laundry. art guaranteed Lnuber f Uarisa, bid (1-2- ; asked 10. Century, hid 73: asked 76. Con. Mercur, bid 48; asked Dalton, asked 1. Creole, asked 35. Italy, bid 2.30: asked 2.80. t, asked 23.75. k Ml Winning Ways Saddler and Harness SILVER KING SALOON MURPHY 4 QIBLIN, Preps. While preparing for spring and summer ask to be shown tho screen win- -. dows and doors Just received at . 122-- 0. mrvi. e. Free of Charge Zct-tun- bid 10. asked 14. Aju, bid 10 Ben Butler, bid 12; askeJ - -- AFOOT WARMER Come and Try One GOOD SIDEWALKS butch-5.1005.3- 5; A Hca, ear Something New Has shown the importance- of having on-!h- e d . a H :45 LouU P.J We call your attention to - S.iMki; Steel.-preferre- - -- Our Laundry Ways arc J. G. REED . BROS. Sag Belcher. 14 Silvio Hill HO Utah Cun 13 68 4 1- DAILT. I A. BENTON, to. Ast. Pp. Hule-Norcro- 3-- New York. April 14. Sugar: Itaw centrifunominal: fair reliiilng 8 S gal 6 test, 8 : molasses sugar Refined quiet; crushed 6.40; powdered 4 AO; granulated 4.70. COFFEE Firm: No. 7 Rio 7 1:08 Local from Park GUv 8:0 so. . 7:00 a, Rapee3 from all JjetJUta h 3-- SUGAR. rh X to OmahT c2 "Jtaepiak IshiIb, haw York a4 ... Chas J. James Ballards 2 3-- Kxpi-ee- a, ,. , !! 1 RSJahLiL MEAT MARKET Drafts ..... dJ So 1; 1-- 3 on tall 14.-M- onry LouM Ilia- -' arrive 6 Mexican dullara, nominal. CATTLE. AtsiUs lomi V. Na B, Facile Mail, Bait and aU points East Na 1, Chisago sad 8l ! Silver bara, SSic. CHICAGO a fioiota East 4.-- -A Union Con 75 Yellow Jacket 24 Ismlis 5.506.13; tons 4 .50 5.50; rsugc wethers 5.00 5.50; ewes 3.50 pt.i, ., t. Sierra Nevada mut- Steady; B, Na n CARD Na It, Belt Lake Na 2. Chicago, bL Please Travel, 1. , , Receipts TN JULY S7TU, ISO DAFAJll' laxly. A tissue Mod all Raet 1 cent on call, 43. Provo. ,,,. Daly-Wes- 33f&7. Kansas. City," April 14. CatUo-Il- e-. ceipt 3.O00. Strong and active; native steers 3.7341 5.25; native rows and heifers 2.0004.85; stoakers and feeders ralves 2.73 bulls 2.65 3.6O04.5O; 5.75; western steers western oow 2.OO04.OU. Ilogs Receipts I.OtHi. Steady, hnlk. of sales 4.80. 590; heavy 4.9505.05; lights packers 4.80 5.00; pips and allHWt-iHfacUn- u. Itar silver 53 Mexican dollars Daly-Wes- KANSAS CITY STOCK. I2.116.0W. 4.84 . 71. 1.16. Flax Timothy milk-gra- Ticket Offic 3-- e jris 2; 8. Rye VEHICLE! TE Machinery, Implements, Bicycles, anc Bucks Stool Ranges and Heaters gc Sharmans 8. 8: . EOR COINCIDENCE. ins ....... 5-- 8; 2. A STRANGE CO. WM. R. MILLER, Managsr. Street Office, 368 Twenty-fift- h Telephone No. IN --BUTF Chicago. April 14. Close: Wheat May 93 July 87 old 691-Kepi. 831-July t'nru April 52 May 531-30 Kriit. 30: Dec. 44 4 37 Oats May 87 8 38; July Kept. 32 Pork May 12.271-July 12.50. lard- - May 6.62 July 6.60. 6.42 July 6.43; Itibs May 6.57 64 00 4 Autombile PARCEL DELIVERY Utah. April Asynelb I' 3 of radium. 15 Passey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will- to i 1 iam Passey of Mesa, Arix.. died here 11 ALLEN RENOMINATED. Wednesday from typhoid fever, after Sidney Stevens lmp!ement Co ! Swanai- a 12).. an illness of five mouths. Miss Passey 60 42 Uiah was here attending the Brigham 2o 18'..' Portland. Me.. April 14. Representa2540 Washington Avenue. Uncle Sam Con tive Amos I. Allen mss renominated Young university and lived with her s U. S. Mining Co..! 2u 20 12 f 12 Butler-Liberloday by tbe Kepnbliisns of the First mother and brother. She was an in5o district. telligent, lovable girl, and had a host . . of frienda among her schoolmates, who 76 Century.. , , L were shocked with the sad news of her MILL RESUMES. Italton. , .. demise. Her brother died two years ,if! Kmeraiit. , , 2',- -l Sharon. Pa., April 14 The Blooming ago from the same disease, while here Ijl Koine mill of the Carnegie Steel company attending school, and the mother la Little Chief, ... ... heart-brokeover thia the second has resumed operation after an idleManhattan , ness of more ihan eight months, em- death under similar circumstances. Martha Washinguiu. l:i will be held Friday, at 2 Before you start call at 12 I. New York ploying 400 men. The mill was closed The funeral o'clock, from the Fifth ward Relief so1 on account of a scarcity of orders. Richmond Ana ..... 26 ciety hall. 24 Tetro , 2 Victor . NOMINATIONS. PRESIDENTIAL IN HANDS OF RECEIVERS. 5 a Wabash Baltimore. April 14. Tbe Baltimore 44 41 Yankee . Si The presiWashington, April Life went into the and dent luday nt to ihc senate theso handsEquitable of receivers today upon the apREGULAR CALL SALES. nominations: District judge, William Heaiy House, Opp. Depot. Phone 161Z plication of Slate Insurance CommisBullion-Deck- . 100 at 01.511. A large Assortment of lxw Rates M. Hunt, district of Montana. Regisanswer an and sioner Wilkinson, upon ter of land office, Albert D. Chamber-lain- , filed and Reliable Information constantly Duly, loo at 2.;:u: too at f2.35. which the In tbe company by on hand Guaranteed by the 20 at 122.30 : 20 at 122.40. Douglas, Wyo. of receivers was consentappointment Grand Central, lot) at $4.30. American Ticket Brokers Aas'n, ed to. The only asset of the comWILL FIGHT HIGH KENTS. la 10.000 deposited with the Inpany OPEN HOARD BA1.ES. surance Commissioner, as required by 25 at 22.5u; 15 at New York. April hand will law. he taken in the anti high rent aglta-tki- n 822.47; 50 at 22.40; 25 at 822.50. A. Martha Washington, l.ouu at here by the Central Federated 16.000 at Union. The labor men have adopted a resolution which will be submitted San Francisco. to the affiliated unions calling upon FUNERAL FDRNISttLNG S all wage workers of the rity to organ and Embalming Best Belcher 205 Belcher 31 rent union for l.e at tince an anti-higIf you want eastern corned beef go Caledonia 77 Challenge Con. 25 OPEN ALL NIGHT. the purpose of making a general de. to Ballards. Confidence 70 Chollar 24 2C20 Wash. Ava 520X. 160 Con. Imperial 2 Crows Point 17 Exchequer 34 85 Gould Currie 30 Occidental Cun. 84 Mexican 205 Putosi 20 Ophir 512 Rnccu-lloniestak- e ClilCAUO PRODUCE CLOSE. New York, April 1(. Only small ran W attarbrd to a market f that of today. : tbe mnall volume la ailributcd in part to The dullnt-Mtbe departure from tbe Street of many whose trading of the large bad been an important element in tbo Tlie activity for some time paid. Pai-ifiof the effort of Union to Intervene in the Northern Eeruriiiee suit for preventing tne pro rata dial ribirt ion of Northern See.uri-lie- s to hae been pitebed acta seems by the smaM remainder of uin traders as the dominant feature in the outlook. Early today while It was expected that a derision would be iu St raid toilay, there were pome irregular fluctuation in market After it became known that the tieria-lo- u bad been poatpuned I he trading lapsed into profound dull newt The few offerings "of ulurke were sufficient, in tbe stagnation of demand, to weigh deprices gradually downward. The cline was due more to inanimation than to any positive element of wenk-nes- a. Ijondon wa not inclined to naan me any derided attitude in ihtia market. The reduction of the Hank of England rate has been discounted in that market and the Huaslan naval disaster iielueed Kune selling for Parle account Tbe price of gold was marked down In guidon together with tlie liank rate, thia showing a dlsililou to repay lbs laindon market's obligations to Paris, supespecially as New York is ablo to Im-ilon ply gold to help out the process.. flnaurlal opiulon hss viewed the heavy obligation of that market to capital, wlilch haa mi persisted for several years with growing The March statement of our foreign trade in full somewhat modifies the unfavorable Inipreaalon of the in t,l element of export, by an Increase the value of manufactured exports Imof domestic product. The value ofease to ports has fallen, thus helping the eaceaslve reduction In the balance of trade in our favor which threatened. Assertion nod opinion from various outre of crop damage accompanied the desultory decline in prices which remitted a point in some of the lending railroad stocks and Industrials A mat were gamated Copper and Anaronda in the sold on doubts of an increase closed coming dividend. The market easy and at about the lowest. The bond market turned heavy in sympathy with slock. Total sale. 2U maud throughout the city that the rent Ik-- lowered at least 25 per cent, and to refuse to pay any rents to landlord until the demand is met. Another resolution was passed urging ibe hiring of lawyers to oppose eviction cases iu the courts. - rniuffl PATH Mem. dis J7vi' . . DOMESTIC ,1 FOREIGN 00 8 Pci FieHAil E Soho 1 INI . .1 Ontario 01 7 50 Moiuaua-Tonnpa- LEAVE STREET special agent of the United States geological company. He will have charge if two radium exhibit, on in Ike division of geology, and the o'ber in connection wlih the work of the department of mlnea. Photographs made by radium and radio active substance will be shown, together with samples of minerals possessing radio . activity from all part of the world. The government exhibit will include a few . 1 May Day STATES DEPOSITORY. UNITED on 1 Korn Silver Illgol L.iitle Hell -- Ticket Office, 79 Weet Second South 8L R. F. NESLEN, General Agent. BALT LAKE CITY. Tteurts, reservations, anj full information can be cMa'ncd from C. A. Walkrr, General Agent, ! j 3, Chicago & J I NWI4, - North-Weste- ana Sun rn Mala Street, Salt Laka Cite. Utah. Ry, B Trains From Uiaii to - KANSAS CITY and -- Also Direct Use UOaiveotoa, KL Pnsa City of Kew the Mining Camps of Mexico end Arisons-Asess shout reduced rata k C. F. WARREN, . |