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Show f -'t Lt-. C.ty, VtaX V:t:nnr. I'o-vc I'o-vc r Z V.L Dooly block. Tel. 1--X. Forscaata till 4 p. m. Thuralay, mountain moun-tain time. Local forces t for-silt Lake Citjr and vicinity Tllr ht and Thursday. . Denver, Colo., Nov. Z 12'A. X'TA TT F'r t"'-v.t ar1 Tv"'y. bOLiilWl W WTu. Fair warmer tonight; lhursday paxuy cloiuly. " WEATHTK CONDITI0X3. Th "h'rh" noted yestexdny over the Mldule 1 4.tes.u rerlon haa moved southeastward south-eastward wiUi, rrUy accei-ra.tej race, and 1 now central over a. ourL A mar'ited fierelon fc"S made li arpeT-ance arpeT-ance over Lue North laciiio ooaKt, c.ur rJns ovar that entire region from u Irancfsco, northward to Victoria, 1 be J.turba.nee over the Lower Lake reton yeetnroay is rapidly paaalng oil the iw Lniand coast. This storm haa caused sen. ral rains over the Gulf and bouitx Ate laniio Statea, and snow over the Lake region re-gion and New England. - Rain was falling fall-ing thia morning at Portland, Or., Montgomery, Mont-gomery, Ala., Atlanta, Ga, and snow at tiult fete. Marie and Detroit, Mich., and LuClsJo, N. T. Galveston, Tex., report a total rainfall of 1.14 Inches during the past twenty-four hour. Temperatures were decidedly hirher along the Atlantic coast and over New Lngiand. and correepondingly lower over the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys val-leys and Lake region. Zero temperature are reported from the Canadian provinces of Aaalniboia and Manitoba. - L. LODHOLZ, " Observer Temporarily In Charge, |