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Show 2 THE SALT LAKE TIMES. MOKDAV. J AJS IJAul 12. I6di m. 1 working on tho paper fared badly, l they had to pull out as bent they could Not a cent could they draw 'down of their wages. Shoshone Journal. IDAHO NOTES. Thp Idaho Democrat is a new daih' at Boise. Captain Pcfley put fifty armed men Jnto the field at an hour's notice. The ranchers do not like the fall of light snow, as they fear that it means a lack of moisture when most needed, next sumnier. "Major Jim," one of our Indians, on snesekiendg a man reading a newspaper, what the Indians were doing. On being told that they were being killed off, replied, "papers heap damn lie." The Boise Sun died a natural death Alonuay. We are sorry to see it, for the paper was a good one. The prints Kpsolstl RttMikholdsr's Meeting. Notice in hcrobv given that there will be a special meeting of the stockhold-ers of the Wood Kiver Mining and Mill-ing company of Idaho, (Malud Consol-idated) a corporation under the laws of Utah, at the ollice of the secretary, room 101 Opera house building, on Wont Secoud South street, In Salt Lake City, Utah, at 8 o'clock p. ra., Tuesday, Jan-uary liltb, 1891, for the purpoHb of amending the articles of incorporation of said company, by Htrikiug out of and eliminating from Sec. 10 of said articles the words "and no assessment shall be levied," alo from Sec. 2', "that none of said working capital stock shall be assessable," thus leaving and making the capital stork of the corporation sub-ject to assessment. James A. Pollock, Secretary of the company and of the board of directors. Salt Lake City, Utah, Doc. 20, 1800. ARODND T1 CIRCLE. A Budget of Interesting News Items Gathered from All Corners of theJTerritory, IDAHO, NEVADA AND 00L0BAD0. What Our Neighbors are Doing Bright Bits of Information for Hurried Headers Houso warming Is all the go at Mount Sterling: Little Lori Fauntleroy will visit rark City. A movement is on foot to organizo a big nursery in Cache. The Ogdnn Union and the Standard are "chewing each other up." Gunnison is In need of a board of health und a lirst class livery stable. Four miles of mains give to Tooole the of a town preparing to put fa waterworks. There is a female stenographer in Og-de- n who typo writes in seven differcut languages, ami all on the samo ma-chine. What a great war correspondent the editor of the t )gden Standard, with his Italian sunset imagination, would make. Revival meetings are being held at Qgden. But there has been no notice-able falling oil in the receipts of the JJovelty. . The carpenter at work on the Utah Loan and Trust Co. building at Ogden is progressing as rapidly as could be expected. There was one bald headed man in Ogden who did not attend the last bal-let. The doctor said ho was too sick to leave his room. An insane man escaped from the off-icers of Ephriara and ilod the town. Kvidenoe of his insanity was demon-strated when he left Ephriam. The locture before tho Polysophical Booioty of Logan was adjourned over to accommodate a society ball. It's pleasantur to exercise the feet: brains can wait. A Mrs. Scullv. of Tark Citv. took 240 grains of opium to alleviate her family troubles. Mrs. Scully has retired from this sphere of action in consequence. Logan Journal. A razor in the hands of a negro broke up a swell colored receptiod in Ogdnn Thursday evening. The way black pesh was cutlnto strips was a credita-i- e showing for an Ogden disciple of tha "razzah." Kate Jean Boan has started the tJintah Tapooso, an Interesting little paper at Vernal, Utah. The 1'apoose is scarcely old enough to do the ghost dance, though the printers require that the ghost walk. According to tho Logan Journal there are worse men in tne world than those who take a paper for years and fail to pay for it. They are thoso who do not subscribe for the local paper and use their influence against it. The Park City Miner portraits and biographical sketches of prominent men of the great mountain mining camp. The Miner is a news-paperl- n more ways than one and Park City can well afford to be proud of her. The Ephriam 'egistor has started a query department and tho first day a great bit ugly man with a large club in bis hand came into the editors lair and aid "who writ that article?" Tho editor sa.yt there Is such a thing as too much of a success. Union Pacific - System mPCJk The Only Line Running Through Cars to Denver.Missourl fl y!$ril M K'Ver' Chic8g0 snd St" LouU VVithout "S P Sew Time Card, in Effect November 1890. Trains Will Arrive and Depart at Salt Lake City Daily as Follows: AHtJIVBt DEPART! " Limited Fast Mull for Omaha, Chi- - 'Sfa. Urn's, 'Sl.Sf UW. ZVl,?""'- KM,-- 0,,' Wd roo . . i. ir, pJJk Cltv andean Fran-- I'T nd Intermediate Points. . . ... 8:10 a.m. ' 10:50 am. Atlantic Express for Omaha, CM- - aIi soo rK0, "onver, hausss CKT. Bt. SISSr 5,0p.m. WcS?'. P-n, UVTe" tT"m JUab P ... Malland Expres.forKurewi; ProV P'W' Naphl. Juab and Mllford ... ........ T:10a.m MSvS"t.:. T:00p.m. Local Express for Proro, Nephlnd ' TaXdtS?dTaT;mT'T.T!!!8:15p.m, ."iMln" O.Vriiid" ' Tooele and Terminus :10a.m. Dally Except Sunday. 'Daily Except Sunday. TICKKT OFFICE, WASATCH BUILDING, 201 MAIN STREET. C. F. RESSEGUIE, C. S. MELLEN, S. W. ECCLES, General Mana-e- r. Gen'l Traffio Manager. General Passenger Agon A NEW FIRM ! ' -.- - IN THE FIELD AGAIN. ' BOSTON CLOTHING COMPANY. 73 Halo SL, 1 Door North Deseret Bank. (UPMAN, NADEL & SONo Mr. Llpmau, late of the firm of Lipman, Walerstein & Co., hag joined in with us and increased the capital stock of tne firm. Therefore wc have bought the biggest Stock of MENS' SUITS & OVERCOATS There ever was in any Ketail Establishment In the Territory of Utah. We have come to the conclusion to let our patrons and customers have the ad-vantage and benefit of cur Immense Stock. We will offer the greatest inducements in Men's Suits, especially, thete ever was offered in the City. Our $10, $12 and $12 Suits will go at $0. Our $16, $18, $20, $23 and $25 will go at $12.50. TIic Sale will begin Monday, January 111.!, And Continues t January 20. Take the Advantage and Benefit of this Tre mendous Slaughter. LIPMAN, NADEL & SON. TIIK NEW ELKS' GYMNASIUM Is Now the Most POPULAR RESORT Of Its Kind in Town. And the Handsome Jimrale Williams is now the Presiding Officer Thereof. It Has Been Duly Proven that fym A F MR. ED. KELLEY ELK?SAMPLE -- jj"oOM-Never does anything by halves or enters into a project with- - ISPopuIar Route 'gp To all Points East. Only fine C!ian?e of Cars Itah to Kansas lily or St. Lonis. Elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars. FREE RECIKUG fMIR CARS. Be sure your ticket reads via the MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. H. C. TOWNSEND, S. V. DERRAH, tt. P. & T. A., St. LouU. C. F. 4 P. A 101 S. Main Street. BaltLake City. I'M EAGLE FOUNDRY & MACHINE C OULJXTT . 42 UW FIRST StllTil ST., :: SILT LIKE CUT, ITAI1. Tailor cut garments, absolute and perfect fit guaranteed, everything new prices on clothing, furnishings, hats, caps, boots and shoes lower than those of any other house in tho city. Prices and quality tell. Buckeye Clothing Boot and Shoe Co., 11!) and 121 Main stroet. out successfully carrying il out to the point, and a peer, into the new Gymnasium, re-cently added to his populai resort, will quickly convince one of the truthfulness of this remark.' To the already well ar-ranged institution has lately been added a newly improved Peck & Snyder Pulling and Lifting Machine, which is claimed to be the very first one of its kind ever brought to this country, and which adds materially to the amusement obtained in this establishment. The gymnasiumisnow com-plete and equipped : with the finest of evervthinc that CoMo Midland By. PIKE'S PEAK ROUTE. Standard Gauge. BETWEEN Denver. Colnralo BprlnRa, PueMo. Salt Lata fity. Og len. 'iii'illr Con t and all Nirthw.-r- t Points, via Manltou, Leadvllle, Anptin anJ lileawood Springs. SCEJERV I' ETLLED. EP'Mf HOriSSED. ThrouKh Pnllmnn BlMfper anit Pullman Tourist Cr between Denver and San Fraiioitco. Throunh Ihe heart of the Rocky Mountains Th mnst (omfortabln, ine safext and tho grandest of all Transcontinental Routes. For rates, description, pamphlets, etc., call upon or address J. O- - KENWORTHY, Gen'l Ag't, Progress Bld'g, Bait Lake City. H. COLLBRAN, CHAS. S. LEE. General Manager. General Paw. Agent, Colo. 8pr.n?s, O lo. Denver, Colo. Our line of ladies, gents and child-ren! tine shoes, manufactured by Tin-gre- e & Smith, are acknowledged to be the finest and best, and every pair are warranted. The Buckeye Clothing, Boot and Shoe Co., 11!) and 121 Main street. Ir O. NICHOL8,"l)KNTIST. OFFICE Oi'- - poalte Walker houne. SALE --1NTE! EST In"OSR OF THE best piylnu imsinrn' In the city. "George," t.i;s oiUco, ' I.OR SALE FORTY LOTS TN COIin'c I A'1 IHon a. a barga n. ra'l on Bvrnn llartnell lor annap. 1x7 w eit South Temple rI7OR SALE BEAUTIFUL RKSIDEVCE property on 1 ami J streets, near car line Way below a trial value, ilyron Hartwe l, 1H VV. South Temple. I?OR BALE - FrFTEKNAORF:a8tTIT tor platting imo 134 lotn. Come quirk hefo'e it goes. Byrb Kartwell, 197 W. South Temple.' ,' ' YxitYiLE Tire' FnwifGBifc7Ni I r deer anil fox hound pups, 608 Btate Road and Kltth South. : WANTF.D IMMEDIATELY, A GOOI1 girl, also a I tt e nurse girl, (about fifteen ynars oldi Referncea required, t all at 81 South E evetith Eaat. y.lurttc&. TANTED 9 OR YOUNG MEN TC nwmi and . Apply at'.'W W. Filth South street. rAHTED-T.-- IE ADDRESS OF MR. HAN. II na who has recently been travelling ir California. H. tt. Flshor. Ullft Howe. TITANTED-- A OIRL OR YOUNG WIDOW II to kep boUHe for a gentiem m 3r ye:r of apre with view to matrimony. Andrei s OtKj Walter, Timbk office. Cheap Ezeuntoa Tlaket to Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Omaha, 8t. Louis, Kansas City and Chicago. For sale only at Croshell'i ticket ollice, un-der postofflce. , ' Wh'Ji purchasing Sam Levy's that the name is on every box and take no others. The "Famous" are far surpassing eastern cigars, and are equal to any im-ported. Lincoln Park. is booming. Look tip the Improve-ments being made in that part of town and note the low prices of lots in Lin-coln Park before buying elsewhere. Wahtland, 235 Main St - Room JJjt" ipurnishkd rooms koil rfnt-sim- e of light hou"keep!n; 3?3 South Second West. IWri RENT. THREE Fn FURNISHED rooms. IjO.CO jer month, on car line, 515 E. Third South. MONEY LOANElS ON DIAMONDS, welry and personal neciuritles. HtmlneMBtrlctlveonildeiitlal. Private office t;r ladles. California collateral Dank. 13 W. Second South at. LOAN-trj.o- no TO LOAN ON HOUSE-hol- d Koode, planoe, etc; also on watches diamonds and personal securities of all kinds, Loan t Trust Co., m South Main St., up stairs. ONER K Q U I R rN )0?N E R bQT7Tr One ronlrint M01 to lioin. This lust is suitable for a lady or g utlennn. Restaurant Francais, 16 Commercial street. First-clas- s in all espects. LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE AND OGDEN. Leave Salt Lake, 2:00 a. ta 11.15 a. m., 4:45 p ni. Returning, arrive Salt Lake, 9:40 a. m., 4:45 p. m., 9:55 p. m. BINGHAM. Leave Salt Lake, 8:25 a. m. Return-ing, arrive Salt Lake, 5:80 p. m. AMERICAN FORK, PROVO, Bl'RINGVILLE, THISTLE, MOUNT PLEASANT MANTI Leave Salt Lake, 4:55 p. m. Return-ing, arrive Salt Lake, 11:05 a. m. D. C. DODGE, J. II. BENNETT, Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt. toe ma roiLTRY cohpaxy. Wholesale Produce Dealer, money can buy. The location is one of the most convenient and easily accessible in this city, and being only a short distance from the business centre and in close proximity to the Theatre, it can be said to be a very desirable place to visit after the performance or between the acts, as one's con-science may dictate. Mr. Kelley is in receiptof a letter from the celebrated man-ager of pugilists, Parson Da-vie- s, of Chicago, in which this distinguished veteran and shining light of the pugilistic arena expressed his intention of visiting Salt Lake some time in February, and the exclusive use of the Elk Gymnasium has been tendered the genial ' 'Parson" by the gentlemanly "Ed." for the purpose of giv-ing a genuine exhibition of the manly art of self defense, the exact date ofVhich has not as yet been decided upon. Jimmie Williams, champion of Utah, is in constant attend-ance, for the purpose of in-structing those who desire to become proficient in this the manly art. Mr. Kelley caters only to the first-clas- s element of trade and his friends and patrons are assured of courteous treat-ment at the hands of the ployees of this establishment. Mr. Kelley will always be found upon the premises to welcome his friends and pa-trons, and desires to extend a hearty invitation to the gen-ial public. CALL AND SEE HIM Opposite Theater. KENT NICELY FUKXlSHED rnorne. tin to WO a month. One Is are front room 3ft South Went Temple Btreet. ROOMS TO RENT 147E. SECOND SOUTH IXm KENT T WO HOOMS AND BAKN, 1M J W. Flrt South. G. H. Heue-- . 'OR KENT-FI- VE F ROiImED HWSE AND good barn In connection : l ta'd on East Hriftham afreet. Apply at 173 Main sirret. 1URnTsiTeD HC1ijSiNaLB-I- N Went Slx h South, Lambert Court. IjHJB RENTHOilSrT'oP HX R;)OVI8 JT bath, cl.net and cellar. Enquire 'J43 Filth Eaatetreet. Rent h a month. Also a at ire. FOR KENT. - A NEWLY FURNISHED Apply 1," W. Fourth South. IORRE NT.-R- ANnHOA K D VTaND week at iVM South Milu arrest. Al-- rooma for lltjht house keeping at No. 3 West South. Burnished ko7)"ms and board at an JT Wt S xth South utreet. Mrs. T. Long. Fj'OR RENT-NICEL- FURNISHED ROOMS heat. bath, all morie-- n couvenlences first fllaea board. 1S7 North Main street. n houne. T.X KENT-T- WO CHEAP ROOMS; 117 E. JT Second Boutli. HANrSOMELY FURNISHED ROiM FOR lalies 1" p r month; t'S Kat Se ond Uouth on car line. TOR RENTCOT T AC i E HAL F hTocK V north R. O. W.. Sljcth West street. In-quire V j) West Hecond South. I"URNISHrROOSNEV, NFAT AND at Columbia house, X41 West South Tumplo streot. I.OR RENT-NE- W RCKIM HOUSE EAST fiulnhed January loth. Apply A. T. S. 50 Progress. 6t 1 'R RENT eTFtfANT FURNISHED roomsover the Times oflloe for ireutlvmeu. General Commission Merchants Sole Western Agents for the Heston and Bell Spring Creamery Mutter, luj West and Rouvh st eet. Telephone 70; P. O. box 01 1. Branch house Park City, Utah. Health is Wealth 9n. B. a fm'l Kajivi amd Bmut Tbjjat w, acuarantwed ejeelfle tor Hystat-I- . CohtuIsIobs, Fits Nemnis Nsarahrta, Headacks. Notous Prostratlen oaused by the use of sjeeJiel or tstweco. Wakefulness. Mental DHBressloa, Softeata of the Brain restiltlns bt in)iltT aad les4tn to misery, decay and death, rregiatnra Old Afe, Bsrreanesa. Lou hi Pesr fa either set. iBToluntary Losses aad SBHtfnstorrheea ratised by n ! teJsrala. or Bctt box contains oe monthj treatment. li.OO a box. er six boxes for It m, seat by mail prepaid on reeetst of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To core any eaee. With each order received ,J us for stl bexes, accompanied with U.00. ws will send the purchaser our written guarantee to refund the money If the treatment does not fleet a cure. Guarantees Issued only by Jokn-fo- . Pratt A Co., Druiurista, tit Main St, Salt SANTA FE ROUTE, Atclilson, Topeka & Santa Fe R B. Runs the Finest Trains between Denver, Colorado Sprmirs. Pueblo M'd Atchison, Topeka, Ka:iss City, St. Joseph, Cialesburg, Chicago. These Trains are SofJ Vestibule DINING CARS, FREE RECLINING LIBRARY CHAIR CARS, Leaving Denver b p. m. dally, MOST POPULAR ROUTE! To reach all Eastern Points, either via Chicago or Wt. Louis. Ask any ticket agent for t!cket3 over this line For further information, time cards, etc., call upon or address J. D. KENW3STH , Gen'l Ag't, Progress Bld'g, Salt Lake City CEO. T. NICHOLSON, Gen. Pass. & Tk t Ag't, Topeka, Kas. j.W. Farrell & Co Rmlen, Gas & Seam Fitters Dealers in all Kinds of Lift and Force Pump3 Order taken for Drive and Dug WeU$ Cmpool built and Connections mad it Main dfrsrl, esp. Auvboch Brut. JBeantM Woman 6MILKS 8WBET-.jfffjty- v LY st the thought X her own lovell- - w5vsf5e' Every woman rH'fS I smiles sweetly who fV I x"rt Wisdom's Ro-- bertine, for it gives viifA to her scles.--, trans- - St 'mMSstrSiSfrJl 'pksirue-nt, Abesbeuautitilfuull j0 l v.v.J1 complexion sloaeia often suf&ricnt to f ir "?W2' "ske a womaa JWtgfyr &?S beautiful. Awnruso f'gd?5Jx. tlaif who bsss beautiful IjWfV VO. rI' complexion shouW riffgi ) Prservett;theone '4vilWW less lortuaste in if'1lMTf ti s,hho' ul4pobsesaeustisfyiooit. A Wisdom's Rober- - tine does just what is claimed for It. It not only preserres and bes the complexion, but repairs the damages do tie by the use ol the many dangerous com-pounds now in the market, by its tonic effect, re-storing the skin to s nstural, healthy action. Head the testimonials from ismous srtistes, celt jkookum ioofc aisled chenusts aad eminent physicians. Hair Grroaaeif. Crows Hair Rapidly, Eradicates Dandruffc Stops Falling Hair. JJPi Is a Preventive 7m orBaldlW98' JC Grows Hair on &V Iiald Heads. :'iKf s an Exrfnisite lilt--M Toilet Article j'fif,;; coloring matter. I Trail f motk Contains no il ineral or Vegetable Poiaoai It is an honest and meritoriona preparation. Nature's Own Remedy. Mum Root Hair Growsr Go NEW YORK. :Cli:C GO SHORT LINE. THE V MILWAUKEE & St. PAUL Is the i. tily I ue runnuHT 1 i ' a hilled, St um Heated and Klei tr o Train Daily. t'tween C.iic:i o dmaha. ciinijwiseii of ViKtnlllfent S.ceplmr .il Tbe Finest Dining Cars n flu Worli liVEKVTlUXO F! It ST-- C LASS ! Any further Information will bo cheetfull furnisLed l y ALEX. MITCHELL. Commercial AeuL 161 8. Main St., Salt Lake uty. T r. POWELL, TraTeliog Atnk, P Oo to Arbojrast for a glass of hot mia for your cold. Pure enre. 1 ERSONAL-T- HE IMLAC' BATH HOUSE I for ladies and (rents is fie flti"st In te city. Hot. cold baths. Open from ? a. m. to 9 p. m. Furnished rooms lu coa-n-- i tlon. ST Commercial street. I KK8oSALJ.a ROBINSON. 4 E. SKC-- I ond South sireet. has to lon I1VW 1000 6U0. Wants to borrow Slo.WO for two y are I1EKSONAL LKAVE YOUK OHIieIs at P. a Bridgfurd's, Su3 South est Temple street. T S. SIMS. CARPET CLEAN'IN'Q AN'D fl ehtJiiTiey sweeping. Si Commerclsi street, i Leave onlers at I 'Hh Stove and Hardware company s store. Salt Lske City. , I' ERBOMAL DR. V. UNCiBK, BOOM 1 BT '' Elrno HoVl. surgeon specialist lu ladles slekoeee of all kinds. Liver and kidney torn- - plaint, catarrh, all chronic diseases aud cancers and tumors. In practice for tt years. M. R. EVANS 22-2- 4 W. 2nd South St, Sporting Goods I Guns, Revolvers and Ammunition. Bicycles, Tricycles ftVelocipcdes Razors, Pocket Cutlery, Shears and Scissor Streps. INDIAN CLUBS, BOXING CLOVES, DUMB BELLS. DOG COLLARS. , THOMSON BOOTS AND SHOES. FIELD AND OPERA CLASSES. Examine M) Stock Before PurchasinflJLr SALT LAKE MEAT CO. Wholesales Ltealers in Dressed Beef Pork, Mutton, Veal, Smoked Meats and Swift's Hams, Bacon & Lard ROLAXI) & SAMPSON. Cor Third South and fifth Wett Strtett. $500Reward ! WR will pay thaoboTc reward fop ny cum of Ltver Complaint, Dyspopti. Sick He&dsche. i"41tftlon. Cotv ttipttrn or Coitirnfta we cuioot cur wttu West's Veirnab)LfrerFlilt,wheTi the dirtctioni ar strictly compiled wltk. Thy or pnrely Vgtbi, nd never fii to fjfre ut1fartt-n- Bt:jfr Coted Lrife botes contain in? sapllli, 5 ecota. Beweve of conn trfelt and imi'Ationn. Tbe frtmuine initnufrtured only faj THE JUUN a WEST COMPANY, CHlCAUO, ILL. For sale by Johnson, Fratt & Co. r Salt Lake, MorrisoB, Merrill & Co. Wholesale and Kolall LUMBER All kinds of Material pertaining to the Lumber Yard busings, and spe-cial facilities tor handling GET THEIR PRICES. Third West, Between First snd Second North Tli. Cheapen Y.t. We will sell Fourth South street ad-dition, consisting of thirty lots, for$110 cash each if sold before January 15, 18U1; or $125 each, one third cash, bal-ance to unit. The cheapest prices for the adjoining lots aro $200 to $H50 each. Hence we wdl be giving to each buyer the benefit of a $100 reduction. We mean business, and will sell the lots at tho prices given. "Money talks." Com" and see us, and wo will convince you that we have the cheapest lots in Salt Lake City, LTNCH & Gl.ASMANN. You sr U Bad Fib But we will cure you if you will pay us. Our massage is to the Weak, Ner-vous and Debilitated who, by early Evil Habits, or Later Indiscretions, have trifled away thoir vigor of Body, Mind and Manhood, and who suffer all those effects which load to Premature Dccaig, Consumption or Insanity. If this means you, Bend for and read our Hook or Like, written by the greatest Specialty of the day, and sent, (sealed), by ad-dressing Dr. Parker's Medical and Sur. gical Institute, I0U North Spruce street Nashville, Tenn. ' Utah Central Railwr. Time Card in Effect Oct. 25. 1890. PaencM-Trai- tear an! rrt'-tSl- t Lak City and Park City dally a. tolluwit: il.T CITY. Train Heaven Elgiitti So aud Main tt H O1 a m " karriv " " 6:30p.ni pahk crrr. Train 1 arrives rark City )0:!T).ra Uravea 4:u)i.m FreU'ht tratnn leave and arrive at Salt Lake niU'arlt City dally, exrept Sunday, as fol-lows: Train No. I leavra Salt Lake 7:00 a. in " arrives " 3: hp.m e leaven Park City ll:00;i.m 6 arrive " 1 : Op.m No passengers carried onfrolicht tralos. PASSKN'GKR HATES: net ween Salt Lake City and Park city. Inl trip. 111. Helween Salt Lake City and trip, tt. Jos. H. Lung, T. J. McKintosH, Cen. Superintendent. Uen. Ft &P. Agt m A Card. We take pleasure in advising our friends and patrons and the public gen-erally, that we have sold our boot and shoe business to Messrs. Spncer & Lynch who will continue the business as before nt 1 00 South Main street. In thanking our customers for their esteemed patronage in the past, we can assuri them the same fair and co'K' Miis troatment at the hands of Ihj new firm. Spencer & Kimball. Jan 10, 1891. gSo? M0 GRANDE Ktet WESTERN RAILWAY : STANDARD GAUGE. CURRENT TIME-TABL- E: In EfTre .Tannary 1. looi, No. 8. No. 4. EAST-BOUN- TRAINS Atlantic Atlantic Mai. Lxprtss. L'i'(i O H:S u 1,1.1 p.m. At ive Sa t Lake 9 At) a.m. 9:l p.m. . ewe 8 .it Luke u:;0 a.ra.llfi:t p.m. ' Arrive t'mvo 11 aO a.m.ill :') p.m. Leave 1'iov II :0 a m.jll :3 p.m. Arrive (Jrcen River 5:30 p.m.i 5:.v0 a m. Leaveilreen River 5:.'0 p m. h::Kt a.m. Arf:e Oraiid Junction. .. B:.r0 p.m.!'9:4" a.m. Leave Grand Junction... 11:60 p.m. 10:W) a.m. Arr.ve Pntblo S:IW p.m. 8:10 a.m. Arrive orncer 9:') p.m. 7:4)) a.m. ATlve Colorado Spring. I'M P m. 3:fif a.m. Arrive Denver (:Ji p.m. 0:50 a.m. No. 1. No. a WEST BOUND TRA1N3 Paelflo Hac lflo Mail. Express. Leave Denver 8:30 a.m. 8:15 a.m. Leave Colorado Springs.. 13:30 p.m. 11:10 p.m I.tave Denver 8: 0 a.m. 7:00 p.m Leave Pueblo 18:4 p.m. 11:15 p.m Arrive frand Junetlon... 4:lSa.m. 11:00 p.m Lfave Grand Junction. .. 4:41) p.m. a:ispm Arrive reen River 8:30 a.m. 8:5n p.m Leave On-e- River 8:f0am (1:10 p.m Airive Provo 8:50 p.in.il9:80 a m Leave Provo ?:i0 p.m. 12:'JO a m Arrive Salt Lake 4:80 p.m. 1:45 a m Leave Suit Luke 4M5n m. 8:() a m' Arrive Ojiden- 0:01 p.m. 8:(I0 a m "'; ,. ; --- . NEVADA NOTES. There are ICO students at the state university, fifteen of whom were ad-mitted this term. Taboe City is very quiet this winter, and nearly all the families have gone below to spend tbo holiday season among friends, but to return when the "robins nest again." Oliver Eoborts is now regarded as ono of the bloated s of the government, lie made $1.75 as post-master of liellevue during the season, lie thinks of appointing a deputy. Ap-peal. Eleven or twelve men were almost instantly killed in the TJtica mine at Angel's camp, yesterday at about noon. A load of men were being lowered on the skip, and when about 150 feet from the surface the rope broke, precipitating all a distance of 450 feet to the bottom cf the shaft. Silver State. WestSide Rapid Transit Co TIME TABLE. To Take Effect January 12tli, 1891. Local trains for the Jordan River Garden City, Brighton and Eldorado : Leave Eldorado. Leave Salt Lake. o:a)a.m. 7:10 am. a.m. 8:40 a.m. 9:W)m. 10:90 a.m. 11:aa.m. 18:i0p.m. l:inp.m. 8:0np.m. 3:(p.tn. 4:00 p.m. 5:10p.m. :10p.m. City Station corner Seventh South and Second West. J. G. Jacobs, - Gen. Manager mum BUFFETCARS Between Salt Lake City and Butts. Commencing Titepday, December 9th, the Union Pacific will operate Pullman Buffet Cars between Salt Lake City and Butt without transfer. City Tickot Office. 2H Main Street. S. W. ECCLES, Uen. Pass. Agt COLORADO NOTES. Footpadi are getting in their work nt I.rie. Isador Sands fell and broke his leg In Aspen Saturday. A slippery side-Wal- k did it. Harry Ilugh Lee and Marion Wells Ooddard were married in Denver Thursday evening. P. I. McDonald shot a hole in his head in Denver last week, from the ef-fects of which he died. The suow is quite general throughout Colorado, and it insures moisture for early grass and spring plowing. George Goodwin was caught in the meshes of the law at Colorado Springs last week for passing bogus $'.'0 bills. William G. Davis borrowed a gun in Pueblo and killed James Arnold and Mrs. Carrio Oriusby Friday. Davis is in jail. The Colorado Springs Gazette sagely remarks: "Uncle Sam ought, really, to postpone war with England until he gets the Indians whipped." The Colorado legislature very rudely Bnubbed Governor Cooper at the open-ing session. Bills were introduced and acted upon before the governor's mes-aag-was received. A liberal use of the ehastisiug rod would obviate the necessity of some of Ouray's youthful warriors packing guns, says the Plaindealer. But so long as parents continue to be indul-gent in this matter, just so long may we expect to hear of some person getting hurt. Horticulture in Colorado has not re-ceived the attention its importance en-tities it to. The valleys of southern and southwestern Colorado contain un-told wealth in the form of undeveloped fruit-raisiu- resources. The valleys of the Grand, tha Gunnison, Animas, Dolores and Uncompahgre are natural fruit gardens. |