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Show IDE MOUSING EXAMINES The Utah National Bank WALL STREET Of THE WORU) OF OGDEN United States Depository J. E. IN RESUMPTION OF CONFIDENCE HIGHER PRICES. Feb. resulted temper on the stock edmne fr..m Die heavy tune of jawerJxy and iliere me a reaumpiion of oonfldem eviin higher price according to the of buying dence ul the pre.lumlnan over wiling ia the market. Dealings were of about the name dlmenmone aa a v eaterday and were sti'l obviously of chararter to a large exY pultlv ork, piofi-eafon- tent. Vico President Caahlar Aeelatant Caahtar A. V. Mclntoan Previw.! Day'! Dealing! Were ef the Duneniiona and Were Obvioualy Professional ia Character. New president Dwwly Horace E. Faery Ralph E. Haag Interest Paid 104 Pena. conv. 3 102 Reading general 4s St. L. and I. Mountain son. 5a ...118 81. L. and Kaa Franrlitco fg. 4a.... 91 8t. Louie S seat era cun. 4a . .... 824s Sew board Air Lin fed 3.500 5.40; weatern 9,i 4s.... 69 131 84 BALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. cow Tha closing quotation and sales wan 3.75. is follows: Hoga Receipts S.OOU. Strong to Ec higher; bulk of sales 4.65047 heavy 4.fe"05.oO; packers 4.7U04A5; pigs aud light 4.00(0 4.75. 4.0OO. Strung; Sheep- - Receipt muttun 4.2505.50; lambs 6.Oo07.5o; rang wether 5.0006.40. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. ... to 5.-6- profea-aion- al u nt m proflt-iakln- ng pro-cedi- 2. 48. 36; 13. 41. 29. 3103l. 11. 4 p-- r 0 per cent. Prims mercantile paper d 4 , per cant Starliug exchange slight I r easier, with bankers bills at 4.88 to: demand and at 4.1575 for sixty day bllla; and 4.8J; composted rales 4 86 mercial bill 4.55 Rar silver 61 Mexican dollars 47 1-- 2 Wkta 0 2 1-- 2 SUGAR. New York, Feb. Raw, qnint; fair refining 4 centrifugal 06 teat 5 molaraes sugar 4 Refined steady; crushed 6.45; powdered 6.25; granulated 6.15. COFFEE Quiet; No. 7 Rio 0 16. gar; 3-- wool: St. Louis, Felt. nominsl: territory and western medium 310 23; fins mediums 17618; fine RJQ17. CHICAGO PRODUCE. Chicago, Feb. 2. Wheat Nu. 2 red 120; No. 3 red 1.1401.17; No. 2 hard 1.1501.17; No. 3 hard 1.0501.15; No. 1 northern 1.21; No. 2 northern 1.15 01.16; No. 3 spring 1.0801.16. Clone : Wheat May 1.16 July 99 S.pt 93 39. Corn Fhb. 41 7 9; Mar 44 7 1; July 45 . Oats Feb. 29 May 20 July 7-- 6-- 7-- 3-- 30 Pora Feb. lard- - Feb. llibs Felt. Kve 75. 12.C7 51 v 13.87 6.73 1-May 6.90. C.85; July 6A7 1-- ,,,,,,,, ... .... ... OMAHA LIVESTOCK. Omaha. Feb. 2-.- Cat tie Receipt 2.500. Steady; native steers 8.400 5.00; cow and heifers 3.5004.25; can-ne1.5002.68; atotkor, and feeders 2 400 4 25; cairn 2EO03.aU; bulla and stags 1.8"'23.f.n. Hogs Receipt 4.9'jO. Rtcady;heavy 4.iO04.8O; mixed 44.V94.7ft; Ri,t 4, 5004.73 pigs 3.5004.40; bulk of rales 4.6504.72 Sheep Receipt 5.200. Strong: western yearlings 5.756.80; weihers 6.000 5.60; ewe 4.500 5.25; lambs 0 rs 6-- 0 7.40. 6 Erlo general 4a F. Worth and Denver City 1m Hocktng Valley Japan 6s. certificate Louisville and Nash. Unifi-- d 4a Manhattan consul gold 4s Mexican Central 4a Mexican Central lit In- Minn., and St. Louis a . . Mis... Kansas and Tia 4 Miss., Kansas aid lxa 2Ma 4s N. R. R. of rot 4. , New York Cr,lral gn . New Jersey Teifrai gsr.erri Kansas City, Fob. 2. Cattle ts 6.000. Steady to 10c lower; native ateera 3.7505.75; Wall re cows Northern i4 and belter 1.7604.85: atorkera and Non hem I'a-.f- ii 3a feeder 3.00 0 4.20; bulls 2.2603.75-alveNorfolk and 3.000 6. EU; weatern fed steers nregoa 5L. 1 Lit i , . If (i . : 1 j .u.v. mcw-- l 4. It-:- X '. , . . W-r- .1(1.; , ASSORTMENT BILL OF FARE. ON IS ROB . & -- Edwla Pugh OF OVER VANCE DOLLARS. Prospect, never wire hrigh'er in tb history of Ogden than tlwy are this year for n good season of spurt. While in previous years various -iwria were indulged in there was uut the varied assortment, tliat will be on he sporting bill of fare this aes-oWhat with baseball, basket bull, kor-- e racing, bicycle raring, automobile meeu, bowling matches and later in the season football there will he enough going un to make glad the heart, of thoae interested in sports. It's up tu the baseball enthusiast will in the city a, to wlieiher thi-rbe or not be baseball The five other team, in the proNational posed six team Panne League are extremely anxious to have Ogden become one of the baseball sextette. Nothing can be done without interest being manifested by baseball fans who are in possession of the king green." It takes inuney to make tbe mare go, and it most takes money to start a baseball team. Under the new order of cent ball things and with twenty-fiv- e It i, no reason why tho crowds will Dot go out to see the great national game tbui money put into the team L. 51. Vance, a canvasser for the Columbia Music company, was held up on 34ih street between Grant and Lincoln avenues, shortly before eight oclock last evening and rubbed of 838.80, all the money be had on hia Train. e prof-aslon- will b money well invested. "Dad" Gimlln la one of the most interested men in the city on the preposition of having Ogden rale the f rancli iae money and become n full Hedged member of the League. A meet fug will be held next Thursday, February 9th, in the Elk Club room at 8 o'clock, to which those inierest-e- d in the organization of a team here are invited to attend. The meeting will be next wm-as Just announced and not tonight a, waa stated in yes- terday's paper. After being deprived of professional ball for some time It wifi be a pleasure to bn able to spend an afternoon watching two leaguu (earns swat the ball around the diamond. If everybody interested pulls together on thla propoaition right now, a sinning team can be secured for Ogden. A number of the old players who helped to trail Suit Lake colors In the dust several year ego will gladly come buck tu thia city. They like it a, a place uf retidenc mid that has much to do sith the getting of good players. Casey, Pearl Barnes, in nn interview in one of the Denver papers is quoted ss saying that should Ogden play professional ball he would gladly go to th Junction City, if they want him. Guod bicycle races are HMSured here this summer. The success attained by the Balt Palace, (rack people lias caused the organization of a stock company hern to build a new track In Ogden as noun a, spring opens up. Tbe location of Lbe saumr track haa not yt been made public but the promotion of the uew truck have gone so far aa to atate that It will be right In tha heart of the city. It will b a vtrark that would do credit to a city of doubl the population. Ogdenttea will he given an opportunity to profit by Balt Lake's king experience and excess and enjoy seeing in action all tha great cyclists who visit that city every summer. The two tracks will be under the same management and tbe time of the riders will therefor be divided between tbe two cities. With the regular two days of racing in Salt Lake and two additional days In Ogden, the riders will also be given four days a week and a better opportunity to make bigger money. Thia will bring the beat men in the tmsiue,a to thia state, and there will be between 75 and 100 riders here permanently during the sear person, at the puint of n gun. About the hour staieJ Vance waa leisuvly walking along 24th street, when men sprang from the darkness, one grabulug him by the collar and placing the muzzle of a gun against his right temple raid, throw up," and Vance' hands went up in the air at once. Th seeond man in the game, then went through hia pockets and relieved hi of hia money and when this operation was done with the man with the gun commanded Vance to walk ahead, while he continued by his aide, bla companion bringing up the rear. In thia fashion they marched Vance down 24th to Wall and along Wall to tha warehouse of V. J. Kisel and Co., when they told their victim to get along and If he attempted tu come bark or opened his mouth tuey would put n ball through him. Vance did aa directed in the matter of moving, but aa soon aa he rould locate an officer he notlllc-- the police of the affair, and several of the force were put on the case. Vance has been in the city about two months and stupa at the Broom hotel, where he waa seen by a representative of this paper shortly 'after the hold-uand said that he had a couple of prospective customers across the railroad tracks upon whom he had called several times, but liad always been unfortunate in getting here Just about meal time and so he thought he would go a little later last night, and while sauntering along 24th sireet, where it was very dark, th two men who had been concealed close to th fence, sprang upon him aa related alaive. After the robbers left him. Vance staled, they made fur the railroad yards, where they probahly caught a freight train for another field. In which they might operate. It is generally supposed Ihia la the same gang that did the work laat night, when George F. Grill waa held up on Lincoln avenue. Vance stated that one of the individuals was tall and the other short and that the short man handled the gun and did all the talking, while hia pal rilled Ids pockets. WHERE TO EAT BOSTON CAFE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Everything hers th bast Short orders at all hours. All kinds ef game and Rah In season. Extra fine dinners Sunday, frem 12 to 2 p. m., 25c. Fin lunch frem 11 te 4 and to p. m. JIM A YOUNG Prop 224 Twenty-fift- h Street, The Owl Saloon ONeill Bros., Props. No. 282 25th St Dealers In Brat class liquors of nil kinds, wines and brandy. All goods delivered to any part of city every Saturday. Whisky 76 eta to 1.75 quart. son. Wine 35 eta pet quart, 3 quarts, fl. 8uch a project comes a a welcome 1 quart. Whiskey pr. gaL Brandy, news to the Ogdenite, as there 1 to $5. $2.25 more attractive during the nothing O'NEILL BRO&, PROPS. summer eveuinga than tha witnessing Phone 135Z. of good bicycle race, in which th nation's stars take part. That the class of performances to be given in this city will be credible goes without saying, and the new project will be given every encouragement. ' ATTENTION RED MEN. HIAWATHA TRIBE. There will be n council fire kindled in the Union Labor hall Friday night, Feb. 3, at 8 o'clock sharp. Every member la urgently requested to be present for imtiortant council work and practice drill of degree team. There will also be twenty applications of pale-facto pass main for membership. By order of the committee, es J. G. ALBRIGHT, His Faith D. G. I. latkakaa, One day tb chudja prayed aloud that God would send him n thousand planA fell thousand! I could not ters. take less! said he In concluding hia prayer. A rich man who bad beard . Wwnen ran always look volume. Yt'kv shnnVl they trouble tn writ them? T March Him to Wall Avenue at Point ef Gun aad Escape on Freight en i; M. Pacific National League is Anxious to Hava Ogden Become One of Baseball Sextette. Ms. rsr when lie Is In no porticu-- j laf hurry.- - Philadelphia Ledger. L. TWENTY-EIGH- the chodja praying thought he would rite try bla consistency and next day placed a bag containing 999 plasters tu his way. Tha chodja found the bng and counted tbe money, hut aa ha waa turning to carry it homo the tempter stepped frem behind n wall and cried: Yesterday In your prayer you said you could not take less than n thousand piasters, mid I wished to show Iave that you your Inconsistency. Ob. no. said the money. It la mine:" Thla money God eent me In chodja. answer to my prayer, and I shall taka It home, trusting that he who sent mo 909 plasters will some time surely aend me the nue outstanding piaster. There la no liionsltPiicy, but pteuty of faith in me! And he walked away well nr facta that satisfied, of Good veil t'ir teems! raw and that cannot Words. rnrryiag'tko bag. t ircnmajance have to m 0 deceive, while human tva-- I taanir to tb product of er-fmocy fo M Ylr. (roorgo lYyadhsm, M. P la his ry X!M 0 ayW.it Glasi.uw irldreu as rector of the university alluded to the st'ry that tbe hM Dm of Old Ana. Rents who f.iv.dod the kingdom of A a : know ia he that sp-r.7 pwia-V- A vd sac when he censes te Dulri.nds killed all the men and women who were JVt 4 bnd spoke their nun h fa among the first to leave efe. 1 .. .M . t, Pa-if- a IL.ff'.tD d-- ., .111 . KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. MONEY ARE BRIGHT ,, ... lt Flax 1.22. Timothy 2 55. Clover 12.60. Ilailey .18050. les Rsiliwei. In Recollection and Letter of General Lee." by hia son, Captain R. E. Lae. a new light ia llinpwa on the great cuiumandrr at the time of his resignation from the United StatM army. In n letter to bla slater be aaya: With all my devotion to the Union aad the feeling of loyalty and duty of an American citizen, 1 have not been able to make np my mind to raise my hand against my relative, my children, my home. I have therefore resigned On the produce exchange, tuday, the my commission in the army. and. save lu defense of my native state, with the blitter market waa Urn. Sincere hope that my poor service may Creamrrv 19024. never be needed, I hop I may never Dairy 19025. be called on to draw my sword. I Kgga firm 23023. Cheese quiet 11013. know you will blunie me, bnt you must think a kindly of me as yon can NEW TURK BONDS and believe that 1 have endeavored to do what I thought right." U. 9. refunding 3a, reg, .10414 That he really id not expect to tight V. 8. refunding 2a, roup ,104 V la shown by the following extract from .103 U. S. 3. regiaterad. U. 8. 8s, coupon . . . aa aeaesae .104, n letter to his wife: 1 do nut know what my position will be. 1 should IT, 8, ney 4a rcg., , .130 llko to retire to private life if 1 could .131 U. 8. new 4s. coupon .105 be with you and the children, hut If 1 U. 8. old 4a. registered .105 U. 8. old 4a, coupon can be of any service to tha stato or . 76 American Tobacco 4s, certL her oaus 1 niuat condaiM" .108 American Tobacco 6a, certL .104 Atchison general 4 (ImwosBlIsl ifUfstw Atchison adjustment 4s eaetaae 95 Sir Henry Hawkins, a brilliant .103 Atlantic Coast Line 4s . cats and oao of England's greotvot .105 Baltimore and Ohio 4a criminal Judges, expressed the follow. 95 Baltimore anJ Ohio S' , . . ing opinion In hia Reiulntsceuees." .113 Central of Georgia 5a 1et me eay 1 word about circum. 93 Central of Georgia lac stantial evidence. Some writer her . 89 Central of Georgia 2nd Inc . .109 spoken or It as a kind of dangerous Chesapeake and Ohio 44i . 32 Innovation In our criminal procednra. Chicago and Alton 3 .100 C. B. and Qutncv new 4a It is almost tli only evidence that la K. R. 4 C. R. I. and P. . 82S obtainable in all great crimes and It ia C. R. I. and P. R. R. col 5s . 96 tha bwt and most iHlable. 1 have witC C. C. and Rt I outs gen. 4a , .104 nessed many great trial for murder, . 97 Chicago Terminal 4a but do net remember on where there Colorado Midland 4 . . . waa aa eyewitness to the deed, llow Colorado and Southern 4a . . 90 la It tlien, to bring home the Culm 5s. certificates . . . .101 chare to C culprit unless you rely on Denver and iRo Grande 4a .101 cirTmssnifcl ovtfence? Distiller Securities 5a . 7S Erin prior lien 4 . . . T.'lmm star.;! evMeucc la the evV .101', .... MAKE EASY n. Chicago, Feb. 2. Can le Receipt 10.000. Dull; good to prime steers 6.25;. guod to medium 3.6U04.5O; traders and aperlflc new was cow ul the Muckers and feeders motive f.r aligned ranners heifers 2.000 5.00; 1.250 4.26; iona londit being movement, general advance. Re- 12502.65; bulla 2.UO04.OO; calves 2c re'il uaaatoa uarrant the oiietatiun jester 7506.70. tenting garded Hugs Receipts SO.OtHl. Weak to 5e Gar's short mIn and thf alight fffwt mixed aad butrhera 4.700 4c doen lower; ia driving tilth they produced 80; good to choice heavy 4.800 4 90; prieea or bringing out offerings uf lung heavy 4.6004.75; light 4.600 atorka were aa influential factor in rough bulk of salca 4 0004.75. 4.75; elae. today' market aa anything I5.UOO. Sheep-Rece- ipts Strang; waa largely concent mi ed on choice lautb lOn higher; guod to g Reading on which the wetbera 5.1506.65; fair to choice mixcentered. Tim pmaperou operation ed 4.1005.00: western sheep 4.5005.-66- ; condition of the anthracite traffic native lamb 6.6O07.8U; western la n high rate of earning, with a future growth of dividend return on lambs 6.7607.70, the Mock wera the underlying enuar CHICAGO FUTURES. for tha buying. Various atocka with immediate remote proaporta of dividend Increaaa wera taken up lu the specula-tlo- a Tha Leading Futures Raaged 1 in which tha spread of influence of Reading waa not rapid and aome of tha loading atorka on the Hat were aluggiah and neglected through a great part of true of the day. This was especially indualrtala The small aifenion to tha I'nlted State Steel atocka Hied thla tendency in the trading. Tba Cnalera responded well to tba Reading movement and some of the high grade iaauea which are in good aupply In the market wera especially oenaplroua in consonance with the large attention given 1101 claim of it ork a. The South we tern atocka did well Including tha Wabaahee, but not including Mo. Pacific and tha spread of the war for export grain as between tha Atlantic nitd tba gulf porta may heva been an influence of that stuck. The Pariflrs came lael into the movement in epite of very good Minings disclosed by tha Harriman lines, Southern Parlfle actually falling down below the December level of the year. The eame was true of Rt. REGULAR CALL SALES. Paul. Pennsylvania's strong showing of December earn Inge bellied Ilia stork Petra 500 at 7. mnrh In the early dealings. Tha Star Cun 5(H) at. 158. placidity of the money market drove Utah 100 at. 48. the conaideratlon of the gold export movement Into the banka though there Century 800 at 10. Little Chief at ie no prospect of Ita definite extension. New York 100 at All the great foreign banka published Yankee .MiO at 100 at 35. their weekly reports today. The flow of gold to Pari haa resulted In only n OPEN BOARD SALES. small Increase In the gold eupply of the Rank of Prance fur the week and that Centurv 200 at 10. institution is making no effort at reButler Liberal 1,000 at trenchment of credit, notwithstanding Cash Quotation wera as fallows: Silver Shield 2,000 at 14. the eager demand to execute gold In KDlur dull. Wabash, 200 at 1.75. Paris. Its bills discounted amounted Wheat- - No. 2 spring 1.1401.16. to upwards of 30IK0.000. Tha hank of No. 3 10401.16. SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS. No. 2 red 1.16T01.:O. England showed a considerable Increase In its proportion of reserves to liaCorn No. 2 The official closing quotations for r bilities, but discounts hardened in LonNo. 2 vellnw 43. don and sterling rose at Paria There 2 mining atocka tuday were aa follows: Oata-- Nu. was practically no yielding In the sterlNo. 2 white Alta 5. H. and N. 123. No. 3 white 508. ing rate of thia market. Tha slightly Andes Justice 13. irregular tone of stocks at the dosing Rjre Nn. 2 75. wm due to light prolR-takfn- g Belcher 64. Mexican 310; of the Harley Good feeding 57038. B. and R. 105. Occidental Cun. 86. day's advances. Fair to eholc mailing 42048. Ronds wera Arm. Total sales, par Bullion 26. Oplilr 675. No. 1 Flaxseed 1.16. Caledonia 68. .Overman 3L Talus, 16,875,000. Challenge Con. 30. Potoai 13. MONEY. Chollar 26. Savage 85. 8. Belcher 9. Confidence 92. New York, Feb. S. Close: C. C. and Va. 170. 8. Nevada 40. Money m rail Arm 1 Con. Imperial 1. 8. Hill 62. eent. Tima loans, steady; fiO days and 90 Union Con. 62. Crown Point 19. . Yellow Jacket 28. days 3 par cast; six moatha I Exchequer 46. MovfBKBfv vfre 1rarablr of activity uf .Tganiaud partiee OF SPORT 105 122 70 93 95 94 HOLD UPS PROSPECTS .......... 11993e Savings Accounts Ob 88 4a Souther Pacific Southern Railway 4s lexas and Pacific lets Toledo. St. I. aud Weatern Union Pacific 4a Uninn Pacific conv. 4a If. 8. Steel 2nd 5w , Wabash lata Wabash Deb. R Weatern Maryland 4a Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s Wisconsin Central 4a FEBRUARY 3, 1905. UGDEX, UTAH. FRIDAY MORNING, I know that only Aryan language. five nord, of (be Pktisb tongue remain. he sold. "In an oxamlnatlou which allowed to candid tea a free choice frem ul languages I should se- the rtrtisti language. mustered in one wlgute. lect It can be Always on Time At the Dances At the Theaters, Catch a ""rain in a Hurry Always Remember 'Phone 22. 'D6SANBL" No. 8 Atlantic Mail all points Eaat .. .. LW 9:80 a. m. No. 12. Salt Luka local No. 2, Chicago, BL Luuia lim- The (Mr p. ited ,. .. Nc. 4, Atlantic Express, nil 7:90 P. n- points East 8. X5 Overland Limited No. 1. A. BENTON. RaHway letweea River aad Chfc(c. The AKRIVE DAILY. No. 5, Pacific Mail, Balt Lake and nil point East ....11:45 l, Chicago and B'. Louta8.49 ua. p. limited. No. 11, Local from Park City and Ban Pete Valley.... 7:00 p. m. No. 3, Pacific Expreas from 13:55 a. m. all points East Through Bleeping cars te Omaha, Chicago and 8t. Louis, New York and Boston. Free reclining chair car. A perfect dining car service on all j . ; through trains. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. Doable-Trac-k tat Mluoari The Mod luxurious Trila la the WaiM Compartment and drxwinc-ioo- a j sleeping cars, observation can, dinand library ing cars, rs cars, with barber, bath and Library: entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without change. Direct connection (or ? buffet-smoki- ng Gen. AgeLPagrAlepL Book-love- Salt Lake City. O. B. GILSON, Agent Ogden. R. G. W. TIME CARD IN EFFECT. JUNE 8TH, 1904. DEPART DAILY. SLPaolscdMiiu&polis Ticket, rwarvatlan. C San Pedro, Los Angeles and Sait Lake R. R Cos Depot, Third West and South Tempi Sts. Salt Lake City. 1 ton For Provo, Ry. Chicago & St West final Sooth St., Atlu BUg lawiM tMt Lake CKr, Uua rn LOW RATES To CHEYENNE, DENVER, KANSAS OMAHA, CITY. ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, 0 m MONTREAL, BOSTON, NEW YORK. And all Cities of Europe via All Lin. 7:45 0 m cut-of- f) (uH I DEPART. For Provo, Lehl, Fairfield and Mercur, connecting at Nephi for ManU and intermadlata point on 8:00 Sanpete Valley Ry For Garfield Beach, Tooele, Stockton, Mammoth, Eureka and Silver City (via Learning- - a4 can ba obtained Om A. Walker, Genera Aseat. North-Weste- TIME TABLE - f Sharmans Ticket Office, Healy Hotel, (Opposite Depot). American Ball Phene 161Z. MilFork, Lehl, Juab. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR UNford, Frisco, Callentae USED TICKETS. and intermediate points p PI ARRIVE. From Provo, America Fork, Uhl, Juab, Milford, Frisco, Calient and Intermediate pointa9;45 0 From Provo, Lahl, Fair-fiel- d, other h paint via Mercur and Baa-peValley Ry. point.. 5:35 p m From Silver City, Mammoth, Eureka, Stockton, Garfield Tooele and Beach. ...........5;35 p Ml ALL TRAINS DAILY. Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Service brtween Balt Lake, Milford, Modena end Callentes. Direct stage connections for all mining district ia south era Utah aad Nevada. 3 Writs m caa save W money. you 201 Main 8treat. City Ticket Office, Ce F. WARREN, TeL 250. For particulars, call on or addreea General Agent N 411 Dooley Muck, Balt Lake City. agents. Salt Uke Route, or J. L. MOORE. Diet rjif Pasrenger Agent E. W. GILLETT, Gen. Para. Agt. 5)5 Cheap Rates to SL Louis ta ... 3 Trains Daily Allen Transfer Company. 412 25thSt. OGDEN I WILL YOU THE OREGON SHORT LINE TIME Invest In a piece ef animproved land! In Weber County! Adjoining Improvld farmst Half mil from R. R. Statlaaf Right nxt to Irrigakian Caiialf Providing you can buy on monthly paymentsf Bay $10 or $1B or 20 par month! DEPART: Noi 7 Butts and Portland 12:95 pja. No. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier m. 1.95 and Butte ...... 7:15 No. 11 Cache Valley No. 12 Salt Lake aad Tintie 10:50 am. No. 9 Salt Laka aad Intermediate points .......... ..7:55a.m. Salt Laka, Provo. , No. Milford and all points south ............ ...... 9.40 pja. No. 10 Salt Lake aad Intermediate points .......... 8:80 ......fl: 15a.m. No 4 ARRIVE: 2:15 pda, Uke Xa No. 9 Butts ard Pocatello . Or quarterly! Or annual paymantaff. And no IntaroatT And n taxeaf Tha owner t) pay taxes and oe 0nu te ua the land until It in felly paid fart If So Bad placa of land will ccet yea par acre. $400 for 20 screw, $300 for 40 versa. $1X00 for SI acre Address or Call on HUNTER & KENNEDY Room 6, First National 3ank Utah Building Ogden, CARD. Dec. 4. 1904. .......... pa p.. 12:50 am. Expret-No. 11 Salt Uke and Tintlc 0:56 p.m. 4 No. 7 Salt Laka aad Mil- .11:25 am. ford No. 3 Salt Uka and inter8:05 am. madlata point No. 8 Portland and Butte. . 7:00 a.m. No. IP Butte and Pocatello 6.uv p.m. 10:35 .m. No. 12 Cache Valley Train south of Juab do not ran Sunday C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent A. B. MOSELEY, s .....a.......... ... Trnv. Pas Agent Ogden, Utah. D. K. DURLEY, G. P. A T. A., Salt Lake City, TIME CARD. Effective Do 4th, 190L DEPART: No. 6 Mall aad Expreas... 1:20 No, 2 Overland Limited te Council Blufia Omaha, Denver, Kansas City aad 2:35 P cart dally . , . No. 4 Atlantis Expram for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluff, Kansas City and aU 7:20 " Puista seat, daily ARRIVE. No. 2 Pacific Expraaa from P-- Bluff Council Omaha, Denver, Kansas City east daily No. 1. from Overland Omaha, Council Kansas City, ver and ail point! Bluff 3:459 Limited Den- 2 ' daily 3:66 P No. 9 Fast Mall C. A. HENRY. Ticket A8-B. MOSELEY, Tmv. P A"; OgJs. Scan theWantAds A |