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Show THE MOIiXTXG 6 j AT H ORLEANS York Exchange. 1 UTAH. FRIDAY MORNING, DAWSON MURDERED MINING STOCKS. No animated scenes prevailed during the early calls of the mining exchange today. The toiaf forenoon sales aggreUNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. gated only 4.4UO shares, the whole lot 04. OGDEN, UTAH, being purchased fur The traders were all weak. New York JYcaidest Bonanza fell to 18 John E. Dooly cents in the Horace E. Prery rales, 2,4u0 shares transferring. One of .Oaahiee . . ,, Ralph I. Hwf ihe surprises of the day was found In Grand Central; while none was sold it DOMESTIC Sells FOREIGN and was offered as low as 83.95, with the drafts o all poiata. Con. best hid registered at 12.50. 62 stiffened then at Mercur opened DEPAYS INTEREST ON TIME seevrnl points, hut went back again, POSITS. closing at the bid price. Century continues aliimpieh, with practically no demand for it. The closing quotations and rales METAL PRICES 1- -2 Stock Prices Slip Back on New Selenga to One of the Moat Prominent Families In Monroe County, Mo. Paris. Mo., Jan. 28. Frank Daw-ho- b has been convicted of murdering Anna Hartman in the cirruir court here and sentenced to be hanged, March 17th. Dawson killed Miss Hartman as tho result of a broken engagement. The iregedy occurred at a dance six weeks ago. Dawson belongs to one of the moat prominent families in Muuroe county. 28. The hull off fra fret ihia inorniug in llie cotton uiarkeL With Jan. .wept ibr nug were: 5-- 3.o0 Lt-a- New York Quotations. by xlinrta Mari-rent mark to I,esd wan arui above the 13 on The market lavorable rahltw from Liverpool. A fair amount of amoral tiujing orders were keen, but the late morning bull leaders offered to take all the May rotton the rinic had at 1. 33. The pnnhaare amounted to about &,nn) lisle. The ring was praetirally bare of olteriuga after thia, and prii-e- qulrkly rose until Man-- was 3k poiuta higher than yesterday's ebiae at 16 2 and May wax 43 points higher at 16.33. 16.2U. YESTERDAYS QUOTATIONS. Kelt lake settling price as rrport-c- d by tha American gmelting and Refining company: 5 8 Pilver 12 Copper, canting 12 Copiier, electro WALL .84.55 871-- 2. 12.621-201- 2 Copper, STREET. New York, Jan. 28. The ojienlng stock market showed great irregularity within narrow limits and on n moder- ate volume of trading. Different members of the Pennsylvania group, the Pacifies and the Iron and Steel Industrials moved in contrary directions. Stocks were sold freely and general while Suglosses ran from hslf to ar, U. 8. Steel preferred, Tennessee Oral, Consolidated Gaa and RAO. Atchison and suffered from 1 to 1 Illinois Central offered good resistance, rising n large fraction and Realty preferred gained over n point Tho market was steadier In tone at 11 o'clock and became dull at the rally. Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louts and Wabash preferred advanced 2 points. Selling was renewed before the rally had made any headway and the Grangers, Parities, Coalers and Wabash preferred showed losses of a point or more. Pressure relaxed in a dull period of trading which followed but the market showed little rallying power. Bonds were heavy at noon. 3-- 4, Now York. Jan. 88. The cotton market from the start ruled exoeedingly firm and active on higher rablm. light estimated receipts and further reporta of spot cotton in of a growing aran-ittho south, auoomiianiad by the moat bnlliah ffOMtp cnmvrnlng the speculative situation. The mining advances had been into new high ground, Kurv-pran-a were buying heavily here, the jot-a- l hull lender was openly supporting the market, whatever he may havs hem doing privately, and outside demand anemod bigger than since last Tuesday. At any rate, with only light concession, the market worked alcadl-l- y after until shortly upward mid-daThis May rmrtied 16.15. imrawired atop lnaa orders and the market developed Into the wildest COPPER AND LEAD. M far noted. In one jump while 16.85 went to from 16.40, July New York, Jaa. 28. Lead, steady, May auld np to 16J0. The active copper, quiet, 12.63 1 201287 4.55;. .to 45 were net level months at thia had 0 points higher for the day and GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. soared a act advance from the kiw point of laat week of about 11-h' Chicago,' Jam 28. Close: Such a gain as thia naturally sltrs-t-e.Wheat-May. 89 54;. July 83. heavy realising and with demands kwa prming there waa a quick Sept 77 46 Corn Jan. May 49 July of shout SO to 36 points which, renewed 48 however, was followed by Pork Jan. 13.20; Flay 13.33 sfsadlnMM as the bulla again came to lord Jan. 7.25; May 7.43 the anpimrt of the market. Hales were Ribs Jan. 6.45; May 6.7006.72 estimated at 1,500.000 bale. Ilye 56 Flax 11.76 WALL STREET. Timothy 3.05. Clover-M-i. 25. New York, Jan. 28. The speculative 48060. .Barley party which has perststently supported stocks through the later stages of MONEY. the recent advance destided today and allowed prices to clip bark without ' New York, Jan. 28. Money on call any apparent measurea to'realid. Dur- easy, 1 per cent, closing bid exwas order n the big morning ing 1.3-4- ; offered at 2 per cent. Time ecuted In Atchiaon, which lifted that firm, sixty days' S per stock n large fraction over last night loans 90 cent; days and 6 months 404 8 orwaa to tha attributed which and cent. ganized hull party for the purpose of psrPrime mercantile paper 4 1 205 supporting tha markeL It waa accom- sterling exchange strong, then weak, rumor that panied. however, by the 4X570 0 4X575 for deAtchison was soon to ha listed on tho bankers bills ml. 4X31004.8315 for sixty lierlln Hourae and the fart that mand and 4X4 and 4.86 Atchiaon hna n block of IIO.OOU.uuO day bills; posted rates commercial bills 4X2 bonds far sale waa aappoeed to furnish liar silver 55 IX. n motive for stimulating the market Mexican dollars 43 fur the stock. The movement waa Ineffective In checking the declining COTTON PRICES HOLD. tmdrary elsewhere. The rally In the last hour wan paljiably due to coverNew York. Jan. 21. July cotton sold ing of abort contracts by room pro fewlonals and pointed to an Inference at IS cents a pound today. A few that the days Belling had been on the yean ago the price ranged between 6 abort aide. The bears, however, found and S rents. The market opened strong stocks that they at aa advance of 7023 puinta on heavy It so easy to desisted from their buying and prices buying of n more or lees general char' ragged again to the md of tha day acter, induced by sensational advices The chadng was weak and dull. The from Liverpool. I. highly professional character of the market makes it flttlag that it should OMAHA. a be treated from the standpoint of techf nical causes, go far aa actual condiOmaha. Jan. 28. Cattle Receipts, tions bearing on valuaw were concern5JKI0. Blow. 19c lower: native steers frankwaa influential the most the ed, 1.500 i.20; rows and heifers 2.6003.55; ly outaiaiken tone of pessimism la tinners 1.5002.00; stackers and feed-er- a which n kvnllng trade review wrote 2.7504.10; calves 2.0005.50; bulls of Ihe outlook for Iron and steel. "The 4.5005.75. Iron tonnage is not there. saya the HOGS Receipts, 9.000. 5c lower; Age, "and the industry mnst simply heavy 4.7604.90; mixed 4.7504.80; adjust itself to tho prevailing cond- light 4 5004.75; pigs 3.7504.40; bulk 8. y DILLON GETS TO ITALY. 29, 1901. JANUARY, DESPONDENT, HE SUICIDES. HEAVY SNOWFALL. Standing Within a Few Feet of Hie Sweetheart. 8t. Lamia Jan. 28. Standing on the front purth of his fiancee's home, with his sweetheart watching him from a doorway, Frank Schmidt, eged 22 years, a driver for the SL Louis Dressed Beef company, sent a bullet through his brain, killing himself. No cause is assigned for Schmidt's action further than that he was despondent liecause of financial straits on the eve of his marriage. The wedding was tu have next taken place month. Birmingham. Ala., Jan. 28. According to the wcai her bureau, a spow fall here Iasi night amounted to eight inches, tbe heaviest of which there is an official record. Street car sad rail road traffic is delayed. A WOMAN. 8-- 4, Central Market Reporta From Varieua Cent era of All Soria of Trade. Nrw Orleans. SALT LAKE Utah National Bank, OGDEN, EXAMINER, The Question of Irish Freedom Kept to the Front. Dublin, Jan. 28. John Dillon has gone to the south of Italy under his doctor's orders, and will not return to Ireland or enter politics for four months. In a farewell letter to John Redmond, Dillon wrote that. .It .waa consoling to know that the Irish parly would not allow the question of Irish freedom to be dislodged from the front place by any other political question. DESTRUCTIVE LUMBER FIRE. North Tounwanda. X. V.. Jan. 28. Half a square mile of glowing embers was all that re mailed today of one of the largest lumber yards in North Tonawanda. All of the north end of Tons wands island was swept by the flames and between 12 and 15 million feet of lumber, valued at a quarter of a million dollars, wee destroyed. Tbe loss la fully covered by insurance. Tbe heaviest loser is the firm of White. FIGHT WITH BURGLARS. Rider A White, who lost about $225.-00- 0. The fire is believed to have been St. Louis, Jan. 28 Awakened by the barking of hie dog. Paul W. Detrh-ma- n of incendiary origin. ran from hla sleeping room into his drug atom today and there fought PETERS IS a pistol duel with one burglar, and killed another. Eight shots were exNew York, Jan. 28. The Union Made changed at close range. The burglar Garment Manufacturer! of America whom Deichman first encountered fled, have closed their annual convention after being wounded, and then the here after President 8. H. druggist turned and killed his com- Peters of Dover. New Jersey. A resopanion. Delchmaa's drug store is a lution to eliminate Jobbers from the branch postofflee and does a heavy business by selling directly to retail-er- a money order business. waa favored by a number of memramrarawraMramaue bers In order to 6top price cutting, but HUNGARIAN LOWER HOUSE. tbe delegates agreed that they were not yet prepared to undertake the distribuBuda Prath, Hungary. Jan. 28. In tion themselves and the matter went the lower house of the diet today over. Premier Hu made a final appeal to the members to sieed!ly pass the recruitEHR IB RELEASED. ing' bill, as failure to do so would plunge thousands of families of reLouisville, Jan. 124. Harry Behr, serve men Into the deepest dlativra. who was arrested eg a suspect In the Tbs' premier Characterised the proced- Sbaefer murder case, waa released toure of the obstructionists as "uncomday upon assurances from the Chief of Police of Memphis, that Behr knew monly conducive to parliamentary nothing of the crime. . Save Money To e. CALL SALES. REGULAR d Come THis .week to our ASK PROMPT RATIFICATION. Washington, Jan. 28. Among the petitions presented to tha Senate today waa one from the members of th board of trades of Philadelphia and Brunswick. Ga.. for the prompt ratiThu fication of the canal treaty. joint resolution authorizing the accepting from citizens of France of n reproduction of D' Augers bust of Washington. waa passed. Consolidated Mercur 100 at 5-- 8. 7-- 200 at 63. Sacramento 500 at New York Bonanza 3. at - 19 3-- 4; 500 at 18 62 .... 400 at 8-- 4; 19; Dollar Off Shoe Safe 500 1 ' i; 1-- 1.000 at Martha Washington buyer 60. New York Bonanza 1.000 at 18 Star Consolidated 200 at 21 12-- 4 1--2. 1-- 2. San Franclaca. i The official .losing quotations for mining stocks today wen aa follows: Justice, 9. Alta. 11. Ban Fanrlaco. JatL 28. F COT o. Mexican, 160. Occidental Con, 90. Andes, 3L Belcher, 37. B. A R, 170. Bullion. 8. Caledonia. 100. Challenge Con, 28. Chollar, 2L Confidence, 105. C. C. A Va.. 160. Con. Imp.. 3. Crown Point, 30. G. A O.. 32. Hale A N 10. 1-- Ophlr,170. Overman, 8L PoUwl, 22. Savage, 50. 11. Belcher, Bag 103 RITE TICKET OFFICE 25th 8L, Healy House. Phone 12 Special rates to and from Europe via all lines.'. price paid for un, Highest used tickets mileage etc. Chas J. A. Lindquist Drafts, sight, Drafts, telegraph, d ' Dollar a Pair on our regular stock to close out all brakes linen of sizes. Only a few pairs of each kind, but if we can fit you, you'll get a bargain. $6.00 blgh-en- t sporting boots for 35.00 6.00 high cut vlcl kid bale, for ...LOO 8.00 vtd kid and patent leather for and kid ball, for . 4.00 boxcalf 3.00 3.50 shoes of every style for 2.50 Dont wait come while we have your nine. a . C. D. IVES, Broom Hotel Corner. v Dag Two auw Jut received. HAY TIME CARD. .... 852 24th Effective Nov. 22, 180A St TIME TABLE mmMi DEPART Na 6 Mall end Exprese ....7:11 AM Na 8 Overland United for Council Omaha, Bluffs, Denver, City end 8wn east daily Na 4 Atlantia Express for Till p to aff San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R. Co. Na p 3B Council Omaha, Kanma City and polnta east, daUy Depot Third, West and South Temple Bto, Balt Lake City. DEPART. For Provo, Lehl. Fairfield and Mercur, connecting at Nephl for Mantl and Intermediate points oa Sanpete Valley Ry.... 7.3Q a m For Garfield Beach, TooMamele, Stockton, moth. Eureka and 811--. ver City (via Leamington cutooff) &00 a m For Provo, America n Fork; Lehl, Juab, Milford, Frisco, Callentee and Intermediate polnta 5F ARRIVE. From Provo, American Fork, Lehl, Juab, Milford, Frisco, Callentes and intermediate polnta 9.35 a jg From Provo, Lehl, Fair-fielMercur And 8ea-pot-e Valley Ry. points. 5.35 p m From Silver City, Mammoth. Eureka, Stockton, Tooele and Garfield Beech 5l35 fXK 8,48 8 Padfle Express rom Connell Bluff, Omaha Denver, Einiee City end enet dully .. 8:88 to B 1 Overload No ilmttad from Conned Omaha Bluff, Knnroa City, Dee-ve- and nil points asst, 3A dally 8:40 p. n Na 101 Fast Mail A A. HENUT, lie ,... Ticket a. AgroL H. CORS F. end V. A. T. W. COLLDia T. P. THE OREGON among ioSE X. TUH CAROL (Nov. 22, 1003.) . DEPART No. 7 Butte and Portland.. 11:51 1 Na 9 Pocatello, Montpelier ALL TRAINS DAILY. 1 :$5 a e and Butte Daily Pullman Buffet Bleeping Car 7:15 pe. 11 Cache Valley Na Service between Salt Lake, Milford, Salt Lake and Tintic 10:45 a a Modena and Callentes. Direct stage Na IB e Laka and connections for nil mining diatrietn In Na 8 Salt 7 :80 a A points southern Utah and Nevada No. 2 bait- - Laka Provo, and all points Milford City Ticket Office, 201 Main Street 8:05 pm outh TeL 250. . 10 Balt Inks and inter- Na For particular, call oa or address 5:55 pn. mediate points agent. Salt Lake Route, or J, L Na 8:10 am ................ intar-nirdiat- ............ - Desirable I MOORE, COMMERCIAL AGENT. E. W. G1LLETT, Gen, Pass, Ajl Balt Lake City, Utah. ARRIVE. 2:00 pm Salt Laka Butte and Pocatello Express ....... ...... ...... 12:45 a Na 11 Salt Lake and Tintic 6:55 pm No. 7. Salt Laka aad Mil- Na 1 No. 9 ford a a .......... ....... a At Low Prices for Late Buyers. The Oaly DraMe-Trac-k Ralway bttaeea the Ifileeeed fihnrr aad CUcege. ' Desirable because they are made right Correct in style and finish, and of the handsomest materials The Everything in the line of 5uitsa Jackets Coats and Skits at a saving of from 25 to 50 per cent. 7-- 11-3- 5-- 7-- Never will a better opportunity be presented for procuring desirable garments for only a portion of what should be asked for them Allow us the pleasure of proving how well we can suit you. - 1; . . bil-llu- J. Act, Ogden, Utah, A T. A, Salt Lake City 0. P. The Meet buffet-smoki- ng Bock-love- St Paul and Minneapolis cs BURT & BROS. D. S. BURLEY, Overland Limited Tick.. nvrvrAont. S. 11:20 mediata points Portland and 10 Butte and Pocatello 5:30 pm 12 Cache Valley 10:30a m Train south of Juab do not run Sundays C. A. HENRY, Ticket AgroL Na Na Na TL CORSE, Pin. A FL Laxnrien Treie htfcWerid Compartment and drawing-roo- m sleeping cere, observation unH din and library ing cars, rs cars, with barber, bath and Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without ' charge. Direct connection for a 7:00 am Bntte.. 7:00 am a Laka and inter- - Na 8 Salt 2. 34a-eot- Pur. Salt Lain Cht C A. HENRY, Ticket Agent Qafck ft It GILSON, Agent Ogdcia , from nor regular, plainly marked, prices. No sensational slaughter of questionable plunder, but a simple, straight-forwarreduction of price of . 3; A. BENTON, Gen. AgL L Av. CORN Phene 344k. RUSHING TO NEW YORK,- Tha Clark Special Passes Through Kansas City. , , ' Kansas City,' Jan. 28. The Charles W. Clark special train on the Santa Fe railroad, consisting of aa engine, Pullman passed day roach and through Kansas City at 3:26 a. m., six mlnntea late, without stopping. H. L Lnke. n relative of Mr. Clark, went from Kansas City 10 Argentine, itions." Kansas, on an engine and entered the of ulea U. &, Steel preferred was not lllogi-eaD- y will go to New York 6,500. . Pull. 10c sleeper there. He Rheep Receipt. Die weakest and most active western yearlings 4 4005.00; with the train. Mr. Luke will notify lower; Mr. Clark of hla wife's death within stork under these idreumstanecs. A wether 4.0004.40; ewes 3.0003.90; the next few hours. Mr. Clark was hatch of very unfavorable railroad common and atocluws I lambs 5001.60; earnings for Deermber furnished an- 4.5005.75. sitting at an open window- when the here! went other reactionary factor. through special i raaMsravMMMraraM Possibility of further restriction ot KANSAS CITY. Is money supplies coming np tor SHOT BY ROBBERRS. again owing to the decline in Kansas City,' Jan. 28. Cattle Rethe flow of currency to New fork. Ssn.Joec.. Cal.,. Jan. 28. B.,A. Pnhb 11.000. Lower; native steers 3.60 February 1st requirements to be con- ceipts mum. treasurer of the Federation rowe native 04X0: and heifers. 2.260 sidered include the psyment of n Trades Council of Santa Clnra counCentral IWclflc note to the 8.60; slacken and feeders 3.0003X0; ty. waa bold up and' robbed of 8230 bull 2.2303.30; .calves, 2.7506.15; n gold watch shortly before midgovernment, deposit of $u .000.000 to weetnrn steers 3.5004.25; w raters cows and retire the month's quoin of hank notes night and waa then shot, perhaps fat1.5003.25. for which application has been made HOGS Receipts 10.000. Lower: bulk ally. Pohlmann waa returning home and Ihe Increase in trust company resales 4.7504.95; heavy 4.8505.05; from a meeting rif the' Federated of serves to comply with the clearing Trades. where he. bad - collected the house requirement for 7 3 per rent of packers 4.8004.95; pigs and light 4.26 Money. , ; 04.90. deposits In place of fi per rent The H11KEP Receipt 4,000. reflection Implied by the action of the Lowery CORDELL WINS FIGHT, muttons 3X004.50; lambs 4.5flf5.?5T tock exchange authorities In strikwethers range ewes 3.2504.35; 2.500 list an Ihe from of securities the ing Oakland, CaL, Jan. 28. The fight industrial corporation on the ground 7.90. between Jack Cordell and Charley of misrepresentation of financial conBrigcr. scheduled for 15 rounds, went CHICAGO. dition was n somewhat deprendng the hill limit. Referee Sirlth gave factor. The severe weather in the Cordell the decision un points. Tbe 28. Jen. Chicago, Cattle was holt a wheat winter Receipts, fight throuKhonl possible far 18.000; was slow and uninto to lower; As a steady as well. were result prkra good tor prime teresting. both men coming in fur 1 to 2 points lower when trading left steers 4.9505.60; poor to medium 4.00 04.75; stackers and feeders 2.4004.10: booting and jeers from the crowd of off than they were last night. heifer 2.0004.60; spectators. Bonds were heavy under the leader-atri- p rows 1.5004.10: 1.5002.40; hulls 2.004.35; of U. g. Klee! sneoud 5s. Chicago tanner CRIMINAL LIBEL CHAARGED. Terminal 4a slumiied 3 2 points. calves 3.5007.12 HOGS Receipts today 415000; tomorTotal sales. U. H. i t de row 30.600; steady; 5c lower: mixed Mobile, Ala.. Jan. 28. Dr. J. ... clined V4c on call. and butchers 4.8005.10; good to choice Lindsay, president of the National heavy 5 0505.15; rough heavy 4.800 Public Health association, has been arSUGAR AND COFFEE. 5.90: light 4.6004.95; bulk of sales 4.85 rested on his arrival here from Havana. charged with criminal libel of New York. Jan. 28. Sugar: Raw, 05.00. members of the quarantine hoard of RHEKP 20.000; Receipts steady; Mobile centrifunominal; fair refining 5 to ilr choice hey. He had a controversy last mixed 3.8504.30: western molasses gal 96 test 3 sheep 4.0005.10; nstive lamb 4.MB summer with the hoard regarding quarsugar 8 antine restrlrtions against ships from Refined quiet; ernshrd 5.10; pow- 6.13; western lambs 4.6506.15. Havana, claiming. Havana being a dered 4.50: granulated 4.40. clean port, the restrictions were unBANK STATEMENT. COFFEE Firm: No. 7 Rio 8 necessary. and published In a New OrWOOL. leans paper a severe arraignment of 173.-'3- i; Seattle, Jan. 28. Clrarnlnga. the board. balances 890.985. Et Louis. Jan. 2S. Wool nominal; Tacoma. Jau. 28. $306.-4(territory and western mediums 1&0 A BILLIARD TOURNAMENT. halancra. 844.471. 19; flue mediums 15$ 17; fine 150 16. Portland, Jan. 28. Clearings. $511.-08New York, Jan. 28. J. De Munn CASH WHEAT. Lalanera. 839.055. Spokane. Jan. 28. Clearings, 377,-9- 1 Smith, of St. Louis, and Arthur 1 ; the Canadian champion, have Chics eo, Jan. 88. Cash wheat: No. balances, $r,7.33S. been 2 red Vij 97; No. 3 red SAffnT; No. to play the opening wuti.li of the amateur championhard 800 84 ; No. 8 hard 72(?S3; No. . COTTON. northern 88090; No. 2 northern 840 ship tournamant which begins next 88; Not 3 spring 75987. night at the LMcrkranx chib. New York. Jan. 2!.' The cotton Monday Because uf the failure of William P. market closed sieaily at net advance Fuss to enter, the winner of ihe tour ! .The Examiner Business Office. of 51056 points on the old anil Sffll nament will become the recognized na467 24th StreoL IKiinis on the new crop. tional amateur champion. .. . trains. SKEEN & CO. A Dollar Off 16. , a T;00 Bli-ff- A ' points East xp AKKIYB DAILY. Xa. A Pacific Mail, Salt Lake and nil points East ....11:15 a. a. Xa. 1, Chicago and BL Lento Halted .. .. :4 am Xa 11, Local from Park City and San Pete Volley .. 7:00 a n. Xe Peeific Expra-- s from all Drover, -- w us and Embalming OPEN ALL NIGHT, 2620 Wash. ......... .......7ils beet ........lgiMna Through Sleapinn ears to Omaha, Ql mge and 8L Lento, Naw York cat I,, Fna radioing chair cars A , fact dlaing ear eerriro oa all Uim FDNEULFUINISDINGS S20X, UttCl 31a 12, Salt Lake loimi Nsl 2, Chicago, BL Louis lim- foad .. Nob a, Atlantis Cxpreao, ell points Seat POP CORN THAT POPS ; I 1--1' 2SCB, V Tnu CARD Ut JULY 271H. 1803, DEPART DAILY. No. 6, Atlantis Mail all potato R. Q. W. Only member of the American Ticket Broken' Aran. in Ogden, which, menu to the traveling public low rates and perfect safety. About pairs of shoes of different styles and makes, which we grant to sell this week, will be offered at" ' Rllver ban, 55 8. Mexican dollars, nominal art-ni- 437 (10 GBANDETWESTERNi X61Z. 10A Hlerra Nev., 60. Rllver Hill, 69. Unlim Con., 81. Utah, Com. 15. Yellow Jacket, 44. . Phone 17L B. ENGLEHART, Manager. . 1-- Ogden Steam Laundry, SHARMANS . ' With His Clothes V TO THE a POULTRY SUPPLIES No better or larger assortment In the city. - - OPEN BOARD. 1-- Here He Goes We are prepared to fill large or mall orders promptly. 3-- ' weather bureau was established, fell last night and today to a depth of eight inches. The tcmpeisture dropped to freezing last night, but ts rising today. Street car traffic was interrupted. Thone 1-- 3-- 4; Atlanta. Ga.. Jan. 28 The heaviest snuw fall ever known since the local C. A. Waller. me ful 6e oCuiiwd fra Gmcnl Agti, KoMutira 906 felt Male Stmt, . Mk Laka Cbiugi & at, (tab. Ej. - ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SAHTA FI banla 8a Uouta- Line from Utah to RL Jceepk, Cbicaxa, and the Mining of New Mexico and Ariwma Dfna . Karoi City VNtoa U rN THREE TRAINS kl Gap DAILY RtHUCIB For partirnlaiw about RATES EAST this rommer apply ta 1 ' C F, WARREN, (feel A rent. 411 D ly Block. Salt Lak CHy, Utah. |