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Show THE BLADE; hates: SUBSCRIPTION 12.00 Per year..... Mind . .... ..1. .... J. rruw n.omnr? is a nart of the ,?r,ri a.,H n loatr as infinite time ? immeasurable sweeps 'round in the the memory 01 moi-- i cycles of eternity, r;n hft onr "endless tor- went" and a "worm that dieth Dot." '.aa (Payable in advance). Editor. F. GIQSS, immortal part of each indi iQ-a- SHOULD BE, REMEMBERED. Application has been made at the Nepal post- Cincs for transmission through the maus as second-clas- s malt matter. -- and the fall in silver has given a great impetus to the growth of wheat in sil' ver using countries. "The price of wheat can only rise permanently as silver rises, and our farmers can only enjoy prosperity when the parity; between gold and silver is THAtfKS. restored, for not until: then will the bounty on exports from silver using to The following generous notices of gold using countries, be removed; and The Blade editor have appeared in until that time our farmers will labor ' the papers to which they are credited; under ia crushing disadvantage." and for the kind words and good wishes we express which each notice breathes, ' WIAT KIND OF PROSPERITY. unstinted gratitude. Judges of Election. The Utah Commission have appointed the" following Judges of election for Juab Dr.G.S.Hosmer county. , DetroitSDrinsrs Jas. A.McBarnie Democrat, Franklin Hall Democrat, t James P.Grant Republican. IDureka Delof Lombard D. , Bernard Hunt D., James Qi Forrester U. Smy&on. . . ' ; I . ' . ; i OFFICE: Fish Springs Kichard Sutton T. , 3eo At Residence Second door East Huggard D.v U. VV. Tripp 11. T. Ftoro' T, TayJuab F. L. CoDening D., HOURS: R. lor D.,f Stephen Jensen 2 to 4 p. m. Levan-W- m. Tunbridge D. , Charles R. Jensen D., Joseph Jensen " " Nepal, ' ttah. Mammoth Frank H. Paton D., TimR. othy J. Ford D.t James Whitaker William Mcna Reuben H. Carter D.. Houghten Sr. Dr.! Eustls Mendenhall R. Tlie Missouri PasifiD R'y Nephi Charles Haynes D. , John Chapman D.t William Bailey R. SilverPatrick II. Connell D., Henry Mason D., C. H. Bl'nchard R. J. have The fact that the gold bugs the l,lt yon are going to wealth is a good reason why Jihey conKansas City, trol the politicians, the elections and ' Her we Resources; Advantages cannot But Nephi the press, comprehend Louis, and Attractions. bow the great mass of the American Chicago, people' can quietly sit down and "Let , New York,: the wide world wag as it will." 0rrrTa.Tilpn.llv, "Wrh1 fTitv is nitutod al v. Or any other How can intelligent men content most in the center of Utah.' Its latent naturalC unlimited.Its nraotioallv an .see rfHrmrr!ft that your ticket reads tIi point East themselves with prices that are so low tive resources consist (11 of Agriculttire ; (2 of r.3 ana of the Sheeo industry as to fail to repay the cost of produc- Horticulture: ij of minerals. To "the North. West and South The Missouri Pacific " -"A" v' j tion. :;U ;)l is a laree area of as fine agricultural lands as can found in Utah. Abundant crops of Ifowjcan intelligent people be, satis- cereals be bless the labors of the hus and Coaches, Quick Time and Superb JElegant Road-bemake this line thePcopie'8 Few- fied that wealth shouldi continue to be bandmenl To the North.thousands of acres of natural meadow, watered d.t large spriner" orite Route. The of in emerald carpet. concentrated the hands the few spread out like a great of Nephi are unexcelledgardens until 4000 people own one half of all the vegetable In the wes 1 Its fruit and that of its contigu. ous towns, is as as can be grown tn . . . A :3!S p. m, Leave Qgden ...... country's wealth, this latitude. Inperfect order! to illustrate what can 7:00 p. m. Leave Pueblo...:....., How can intelligent people be satis be accomplished here with bees, it is only nec . . .... R:45 p, m. Kansas Arrive City sea essary to state that a Neohi farmer last a. m. ' Arrive St. Louis....... fied to pay the taxes and let these son, honey, and shipped 8,700 pounds of fine ATrive Chicago . . . . . :30a. m. the aniarv is merelv an adlunct to his farm. wealthi absorbers go free. The wool industry of this locality, is one of HoW can intelligent people submit largest in Utah, and is such as to demand trie firms and large attention of two tamely to being controlled by political warehouses for the wealthy and handling of Call upon the nearest ticket agent or addre storing the Product. rings and cliques. A couple of miles east of the city, and near H, B, KOOSER, ' v Ckmmercial Freight & Pass. Agt. How can iutiligtmt people allow the the month of Salt Ureefc Uanyon, is a ventaDie . H. STINSON, mountain of crystalized gypsum. Con circulating medium be reduced so as to venient to thepure onarry, is a complete mill for Traveling Pass. Agt. which is make the dollar's purchasing capacity grinding and refining the toproduct Salt Lake City, Cub the being continuously shipped ' double and the power to purchase with tain states of the Pacific Coast, 300 tons la6t Qr H. C. TOWNSEND Ticket Agent, and General month the Pass, output. being Ex. labor St. Louis, Mo. ;i Up Salt Creek canyon and north easterly , Co-e- For two years, The Blade has fought the policy of high churchmen taking SATURDAY MORN , OCT. 19, 1895. the stump for either party. It has pointed out the dangers that have beset charge of the edJ. F. Qibbs has taken the practice, we naye ipiu me Provo Dispatch. of the itorial deoartmnt BIADE AGENTS: ;. how their presence on the find we already note a decided improveBelow 1b a list of our agents, who will tturap and their interference in politi- ment in that part of the paper. Payaon receive subscriptions and receipt for cal matters, were alienatiug the esteem Globe. J. F.' payments: Qibbs, of the Ne'phi Blade, has if the people. How suspicion is taking pone to the rescue of the Provo Dispatch. Wm. Chaatain Ibapah, Tooele Co. ihe place of confidence, and dislikeand Perhaps he; mav be able to get it out of MILLARD COUXTT. hole and scrape the mud off its even contempt is taking the place of the Joseph A. Lyman, Oak City. wheels we will see. The Qreat CamChristian Anderson, Fillmore. love. Their course has Been gradually paign. Thos. Memmott, Scipio. O. A.. Bates, Holden. sapping the faith of thousands of young J. F. Qibbs of the Nephi Bladb has "Chris. Overson, Leamington. in taken the editbrial chair on the Provo Geo. Crane, Kanosb. men who were not James Hatton, Petersburg. Qibbs is a staunch Dispatch. Brother their faith. We have pointed out tnar Democrat a lively writer and will do Virgil Kelly. Burbank. and Hvruin Adams. 'Meadow. but few can bear an apostle denounce everything possible for that already de James S. Blake, Hinckley. their party and its principals, and be feated party. Untie Miner. Blades has J. F. Gibb of thetheNenhl patient under partisan discrimination taken Provo of Dispatch. charge by those for whom they vote to sustain Bro.Gibbs is a versatile and vigorous wri ter and has brought the editorial departTHE CASE OF FRANK CARLING. as Prophets, Seers and Revel ators. We ment of theDisoatch a grain to life and inforeout the have repeatedly pointed Mt. Pleasant Pyramid. terest. going results and dangers that follow from the Povo Dispatch : The Provo Dispatch has a new editor in The case of Frank Carl inz who, last apostalic stumping. And we have fre- the person of J. F. Qibbs of the Nephi is one of the clever Apostles Bl.ADE. Mr. Gibbs week was Bent to the penitentiary 'for quently told those same cleverest writers found and est thinkers five years for attempting to poison Wm. through The Blade, that their hearts in Utah newspaperdom. The Dispatch G. Goulter ith the object in view of would beat with the measured throb will now take on electric speed. Bugler. obtain iDg his property by mana of a of sorrow if they could hear the un 'Gibbs has taken the editorship F. J. made of them will which" he surreptitiously complimentary remarks forge-of Provo the Dispatch, so long held down placed in Gou Iter's account book, pre- by men who once respected and even by that great and good man, Col. John It will be a new experience to sents some curious and interesting venerated them. We have not done Bartow. Bro. but we believe he is folly Gibbs, features. The entire plot was well con- those things in a partisan way, but for equal to the work and that the editorial ceived but bungliDHly carried out. In he sake of peace and good will in a columns of the Dispatch will be greatly Bro. Gibbs doesn't say what about nine miles! pure salt1 springs gush from fact, so poorly were the details execut- church in which the writer was born, improved. he has done with the Nephi BLADE, but the mountain side, and by means of one of the most complete salt manufactories In the Unied, had Goulter died Carling at this and for the founder of which there has it is fair to presume that it Will continue EDITORIAL NOTES ted States, the brine is .converted into table, time would 02 under sentence of the been, and is, unbounded veneration and to be published under the management of and packing salt that has but few equals Press. Salina "devil." the dairy and nO superiors in the, world. The brine is death penalty, or serving a sentence for oye. 35 per, cent, salt and the supply practically of the Nephi Blade, has F. Gibbs, J. five We and of the the taken the editorial management of the The live among life imprisonment instead yeare, people, In addition to the, manufactured gold cure vill do for drunkards, unlimited.there are several mines or quarries he is less than apostles do not, at least to a very great Provo Dispatch, one of the strongest but thetober citi2;ens demand the Sil- product, arid the of extent of which cannot be rock the salt, dallies in the territory. Bro. 10 years of age doubtleaa congratuextent, and if they did, people would Democratic Gibbs is an able writer and a strong par- ver remedy, and tpey are going to have computed. As a distributing point, Nephi recognizes lates himself t his plot to murder hesitate to tell them the whole truth tisan, so strong that the publishing of a it. but one superior in Utah. It is the key to Southern Utah, and with the advantage of two paper, like The BLADE,a was not successful. And there is no riegarding the feelings of the masses railroads strelfcning out to the east and south, We now look for chafed him badly. wltaoui question, the best point iu doubt but that be now wishes that his for those, apostles that have made decided improvement in the Dispatch, is a singular fact in politic that a furnishes, It. the for establishment of manufactories Utah infamous attempt on Goulter'a life had themselves positively obnoxious to which has been very weak, editorially, and wholesale houses. of nom candidate is notified his alwavs on Bartow the since Col. resigned tripod The attractions of Nephi as a residerce never been conceived. their bretheren of the opposite political it. Iron County, Kecord. but when he is elected or de rtown, are unique in their variety. It is situ ination, on In the the highest portion of the diated will, the body of it faith. Indeed, so intense has this feeltd is find, feated he left it out for him vide thatalmost A GOOD APPOINTMENT. flow of waters north into the turns unlooked-foand Mr. Goulter's signature were in ing become in quarters, into the Sevier rivd Utah lake and is pleased to know that the self. Herald The to Sevier lake the dead the onward thence in a er, the same hand writing as that of Frank that generation spent deep repen- Provo Dispatch has secured the editorial Its Millord sea of altitude, gravelly County. of of F. the aervicos J. Gibbs, formerly, of insure the best of Carling's s'gnaCure underneath that of ance by those stumping snd partisan Mil ard drainage One of the most important cases to soil andinperfect and the are tlie County conditions lately Blade, nch, that fact, Mr. Goulter's. The name, William, high churchmen, would hardly restore Nephi Mr come before the U S. Supreme court at health, of the same name, but two cases of diptheria have occurred in papr five years among a population of nearly 3,000. was spelled Wlllam, and there were the love and ConfidQnce that has been ilibbrt is a Democrat at heart, well versed this t2rm which o last Monday is Its pened citizens are thrifty and progressive. The n tha principles and history of the party. wide streets and avenues of large shade trees, puruerous "ear marks" throughout the destroyed: alive to the heresies and maladministrathe California irrigation case to test cosey elegant cottages, beautiful lawns and The storm that has been brewirg for tion of Republicanism, and a vigorous, the validitv of a .will, bill of sale, or whatever it may be modern of state. that public buildings, make, of Nephi a ljiw a not He is and writer. thinker is a real luxury. called, that formed indisputable and so long, burst in f ury last week, and elegant place in which life limited by any means, to political subis supplied with a complete system of It not M;b.at did Goulter came a proof which flows the water from nearly being regular Missouri jects but is a versatile journalit and a along ,, . .terI ; " IT...I I.. l some three miles up the distant man. The all round pure a a springs first newspaper "Presto ib. capable The terrible twister. fiau big change," 'flight, wjiiu uurtiu consequences fining To the west ADout; nve miles, tne canyon. of Utah and the county people Dispatch rible attempt beensuccessful, the'Svill" that may yet result from church inter- are mountain range is low, roinng ana oi easy ac to be congratulated on his assuming then tain't a fight, then 'tis a fight, cess, and abounding with rich pasturage. To would have turned suspicion immedi- ference in politics cannot be computed. the editorial management of a good Dem again it ain't. Governor Clark of Ar- the east a couple or miles, the sseoo range is which the supto the north east a few miles ocratic paper, worthy abrubtlyofrises, ately upon young 'Carling around whom The old suspicions are merely slumber- port of fche people of the district in wbioh kansas follows suit, after Culbertson. the Mt. Nebo rises into the regions of top ' Ihere would have been forged a ch'ain ing, and if again aroused to activity it is published and of the territory in and says Corbett and Fitzsimraons can- eternal snow, Without exageration and without coloring, of circumstantial evidence that could Would be ten fold worse than in those general. Salt Lake Herald. not fight at Hot Springs. the foregoing is a description of. the lovely Juab County in city of Nephi, the Capital of not have be3n broken. " drearyldays that all hoped bad passed which are found the mines of Tintic, the won : The ingenuity of the plot and.1 the away forever. A resurrection of those and admiration of the Great West. Be Utah's next best crop, The Blade der AFWHY sides SILVER IN THE FALL Tintic, the rich mines of Fish Springs, a weak, bungling details of its execution times would mean that thousands of and other wealthy and eecond has portion of Deep Creek received of number the the FECTS THE PRICE OF WHEAT. camps are sitdated in the Western Srowing churchmen would be arrayed against 'advenEvening Telegram, the latest part of Juab County. ed, and suggests the iilogical aberations the authority of those they ought, by in journalism in Utah. The paper ture Following is a directory of Nephi's business of insanity, rather than the cold, calcu- rjght, to love and venerate. Let all hustlers: Mr. D. R. Mead in Clark (Va.) Cour-io- r is neat in appearance, imanaged by John As CO., lating diabolism of one naturally de- - ljarn a lesson in that which, has passed, has forcibly and clearly shown how K. Shingle, republican in politics and C. ANDREWS Dealers in "Wool, Grain etc. and remember it. the farmer's product is affected by the makes its exit from Salt Lake City. UTAH WOOL, GROWERS ASSOCIATION, m. ti. Jbsooth, Manager. Another interesting feature in the price of silver. Success. NEPHI HOUSE, case is the boy's parentage. Both are a in decrease can fall silver the Mrs. E. Goldsorough, prppr. 'How SHALL. ENGLAND DICTATE? devout christians, and on whose lives W. A. PALMER, The new star that is to be added to price of wheat in the markets of Europe? and Carriage Shop. General Wagon is plain: The premium on the national flag to represent Utah will The answer; imnift nt linrhrht-.rnaQKfr tha Vii1H In a speech at Cripple Creek, Colo., gold in the silver using, countries caus- be placed to tbe right: of the fourth row NEPHI LIVERY STABLE, Jno. K. Downs propr. J. S. Hogg of Texas said: ed by the fall in the gold price of silver, from the and youth was all that could be desired At the same time, the UNION HOTEL, x In the way of moral and spiritual, ex"H has gdt to be a question in this has the effect of a bounty on exports to regulationtop. Mrs. C. R. Foote, propr. size of the flag will be changample. In e irly youth there were de- country whether we will make our own gold using nations. The value of an ed from 6 feet by 6, to! 5 feet 6 inches GAZETTE SALOON, veloped id young Carling some traits of laws or be dictated to by England; ounce of silver in Mexico, Argentine or by 4 feet i inches.) All of the new flags M. J. W. Hartley, propr. McCUNE, character .that foreshadowed the com- whether a nation with $3,000,000,000 india has not fallen. The ounce will are to be made of the finest American B.akery and Confectionary, McNALLY & LUNT, ing of the cloud that has deceuded indebtedness shall dictate to one with produce as much grain as ever. When silk, and will be very handsome. Druggists upon hi m He was Inclined to be re- - an indebtedness of $700,000,000. The silver was at par with gold at a ratio of COOPER, PYPER & CO. Dealers in Hardware, Tinners and Plumbistive under parental authority, to stay world's output of gold to day is not 15 to 1, wheat sold in London at 7 ers. An world the is that out late,and seek the society of exchange says enougn to pay tne interest on tne na- shillings a bushel,. which, converted inGOLDEN EAGLE SALOON, and it came to be said, of tional debt of England. I think it is to Mexican! exchange, were, worth to come to an endj in November and iJJackett Bros. Proprs. Dealers la Wines, Liquors etc. 'I to so as advertise merchants to ITrinntf flsllOlMfV InJ tWnan K if m r ikj Kim exhorts the duty of every public servant to ac- about $1.71. The 7 shillings that our M. . KONG, .""'!': Cabinet and Coffin Maker. that unless a sudden turn were made, quaint himself with the character and farmers obtained for their wheat in not be losers by having, large stocks on !momeut arrives. OSTLER & ALLEN, Blis ending", would bring- disgrace upon occupation of the people in every part 1873 converted into exchange on New hand when Manufacturers of Harness skid Saddles would also be it ad to hinx and sorrow to his parents. It has o tbati country. It is the that It says and dealers In all kinds of horse furnishing the were! ign pitiable also worth about $1.71, York, goods. to of clear subscribers! ranee as some pay up, vantage in and of of one sections over the Both the American and; the Mexican Come, displayed they think the A.V.HAGUE, Butcher. whom they watchediand wept, as the east regarding the west. Statesmen at farmers received the same amount, their consciences and secure the infiu M. STOUT, W. blows of Gabriel when ence the as paper it is hoped, repentant Washington know very little of the from which they had to pay the translonely and, Repairer of Boots and Shoes. in the morning. bis edminal in the pen itentUry, their cup south and west. I have visited Pueblo portation and other charges. trumpet CHAS. FOOTE & SONS , Dealers in General Merchandise, Of bitterness will be fiilled to overflow-foand seen their smelters and mills and With silver depreciated 50 "Today, NEPHI COOPERATIVE MERfJANTlt.il INOf course, as the weary years roll learned something about the treatment per cent, measured in Men in businesj, in farming or min-i- STITUTION. wheat sells gold 47. and the time of his return draws of .H. G. Parlies, Supt. ' am now here to see a great in London at 3 shillings 8i bushel ih would' like more money to use out W. H, PETTEGREW, nearer, there will come a slight sense mining camp and learn something of gold, which converted into Mexican find it next to impossible to get it. It Manufactur of and dealer in Harness, f rel ief, perhaps elation at the and supplies. thought the Vipt Colorado "industry.-- When 1 exchange, are worth $1.50, and as trans- is controlled by a few, and they are JNO.Saddles, S PAINTER, of once more, seeing. him. But! the c()ine before the people of Texas again, are promotDealer in General and green Groceries. charges, etc., have much fal- living for social display and 9hadow that now envelops them can in two?years. I want to come- before portation BROTHERS CLOTHING CO leu in the last 20 years, the Mexican' ing social vices rather than business in- ORDDealers in Clothiag and Gent's furnishings. not dm lifted in this life. them on the broad grounds of Ameri- farmetf receive almost as much silver terests. This is the case with the OSTLER & OCKEY, It may be possible, as it is hoped,. the canism', as against English Uunkyiem today for a bushel of wheat as he Uid whole gang of Ast(f p, Vanderbilts and Butchers. confinement of the next few years, and Not; that I would criticise the English before it was demonitized, and thus sil- Goulds; Great enterprises are waiting H. H. HAWKINS, Boarding house and Restaurant. Che sense of the powet and majesty, of or England. If they, can dictate to this ver will produce as much wheat as for the money that the social snobs are J. M. C.'' OSTLER the law will have the effect of producing country and profi t by i t, why, they ate ever. The farmer in the United States, wasting for mere personal gratification. Boot and Shoe maker. TIHLL H. A COMPANYj that equilibrium of mind, necessary to not to .blame. But the United States on the other hand competing with the Jackson (Mich.) Patriot. Merchant Tailors. 3 harmonious working of the intellectIs able to take- care of herself and Mexican and Indian FRANCIS SELLS, fanner, must also Furniture and undertaklag . ual and moral facilities. It will, at should not live in servile dictation to pbw sell hi wheat in London for, about BIRCHALL k OSTLER, is The Turk charging unspeakable lVast,,"have a tendency in that direction any other country on earth." 3 shillings, which converted into exClothing and-althe causes of the massacre' of the NEBO SALT dealers. true friends of Frank Carling CO; to on New York, amounts about Armenians to their own cruelty, and ' A.Cazler, MANUFACTURING change Supt. shoulJ be grateful to the attorneys for On ' s EXCELSIOR MERCANTILE CO., Saturday we- received pleasant 73 cents. The "American farmer re- that they only brought down on Dealers in Geiieral surrendering him into the haodsof y Mercliaridise; ceives-onlJtii jthis amount less freight calls from El V. Higgi us of! Cedar W. Paiman, Supt. ... that which they deserved. But afid to Judge Xing for bis temper- -' etc. & CHASE Republican candidate for judge of the insurance charges,' the Turks have ial ways regarded it a PEXTON iii his sentence with mercy. Blaeksmithing. which under Fifth 'Thegredtdisadvantage district, and from John W. virtue to lie" and that truth, where it KNOWLE3 A WEBB; The foregoing has been written more Chr'stian ' of Beaver, Democratic candi- the American farmer labors is yery ap Wheel Wrights. hurt one of the followers of HYDE might particularly for the benefit of the date who is in the race 4 WHITMORE, with; Mr. Big- parent, foiUis well' known that 73 Mahomet, is not acceptable to Allahi General Merchandise. ung, and more especially for those of gins. Both abushel That condition makes it all the more GEORGE HARDY, gentlemen were not in the cents in gold, the proceeds of Llihard county who reside at somev dis- sanctum at the, Boot and shoe Maker. same time, but as they of wheat sojfd in London (netting the necessary for Encland to deDOse tbe tance from the seat of- governmental were seen'walkiog side THOS. BELLISTON, by side, it ex- farmers only about 50 cents in gold) and rule Turkey under a rigid Agt. Mt. Pleasant Marble Works. authority, and who do not, therefore, hibits sereihity of feeliug tnafis the will not raise as much, wheat as the Sultan BIRD & BOOTH, enforcement of English law. Sense its power as do those residing in first quality in a I,' Dentists. of a of sold bushel in wheat Judge. Gentlemen, proceeds the northern counties. we thank you for the honor of yoiir London at $1150 a busliel in silver (het-tin- g Notice tb Sheep-MeVre desire to again reiterate the great visit and 'wish both of the farmers about $1.25.) While you ail the. sucTHURMAN & WEi)GWOOD Sheep-met'Tuth to them,1 that the results of cess to which your politics may entitle an ounce of silver will find it very cdnveni will a purchase will inevitably follow you.vVrung doing bushel of wheat in silver using coun- ent and profitable to take with' them to J '; :. Attorneys - at 'lS9i of winter law of the the range them and exact the uttermost' farthing, copies tries, the Englishman will not pay Thev should not imagine that they can A good sign of returning prosperity more than the gold cost of an ounce relalive to diseases of sheep and the dutof Inspectors. To meet that want a perpetrate Crimea and escape the just to Uttih is that her muttons are selling of silver for wheat raised in the United ies Room 1 and 3" number of copies of the- - law have been First Natiooal tiahk Builaing'.1 yfniuence3, even though the trans-tfk- n for S:.'i.25,and Utah Bheep many herds States: Th price of silver is a con- - struck oii at this office and will be sold at may. cfcver come-totrollmgfaetor-in-thtue- - light. are ehangingjjands-a- t good llgjires. suppjy. cf. wheat,, : Pqysician and ' r . , , p i , ; 'St. ' ' well-ground- ed .I Rf ; i - " d ' , . Brig-ha- m ! . inter-mou- n one-half- , . . ? - ; ;; boy-crimin- il U N I al f ' V.r.'JjT ' th-a- non-partis- an W" .i n SWT r ammm mm, i. r k.ij. ,r - so-call- ed ; r south-war- w . PICTO well-nig- h LOCAL water-w- orks : s . . i . . ' Leave Leave' . J : Arr. 5.45 vm K 4.45 prf1 am 4.05pm am .......Sandy.... Fairfield .. 2.25 pm 11.05 am . .. Eureka 12.45 pm 8.15 am . . Lehi J unct . . 3.30 pm 7.41 9.12 8.25 . am-Amer'- Fork if S2am ' I . 2.20 pm Pleas't Grove 3.13 pm 8.55am Provo.... 2:50pm 9.14 am Spanish Fork pm 9.32 am ... Payson... 2.17 pm 1.25 10.35am ... ... pm 8. 2 am am pm 3.05 pm 4.50 pm 7.10 am 7.50 am 9.40 pm 11.15 11.35 1.05 i .Nephi. Ar 1rTllb Jtvl2.45pm Lv f Arl2.30 pra 10.55 Leamington ....Oasis ' Clea r Lake am' 9.25 am 8.37 am Ar t Mil- - j Lv 5.35 pin Lv J ford f Ar 5.15 pm ....Frisco....; 4.00 am Arrive Leave Trains souh of Juab run daily ixcspt Scjv' d ATS Two through trains daily from Salt . Lake to all points Bast. Pullman Palace Sleepers f rim Sail Chicago without change Improved Tourist Sleepers. Free Hecllning Chair cars. day coaches. Elegant The only line operating ,.: dining car service. The' shortest asd fastest llie to all poiDU Through Lake to " : aS 'E. D. WIUKINSAfcrent, Nephi. D, E. ) night-prowl- ers Arr. , 8.30 anu 2.00 am . . . . Ogden . ... 8.09 pm 9.30 am 3.10 am Ar Salt J Lv 7.00 pm 7.15 am Lv f Lake Ar 4.35 pm ; er - North-bound- .' .- . a 16, 1894. ' South-bound- , g. D. Train arrive and depart at various station . daily as follows : Stations. .: Black-smithin- TIME-CAR- In effect.Dec. self-evide- nt Burley, Gen'l Agt.. Passgr. Dept.,' City Ticket Office, 201 Main St., Salt Lake. E. L. Lomax, Gen'i Passer, and Ticket Aert.t 4 E. Dickinson, Gen'l Mngr., Omah4' S.H.H. Clark, ' 'u Oliver W. Mink, E. Ellery Anderson, " ' ;; , - v John W. Doane, Frederick R. Cbudert, Receivel9.' . " . ''!! ; ",: g. ore-ran- d n Sheep-Men'- 1 s " - f SAN PETE ' 'VALLEY ' i - i : A TIT X XXT A ' - , ..':;':-.!;...- . ".!,'; , '.'! ; . . l - - them-salve- f, jus-tic- e, 5 . - TIME TABLE NO, 14. Effective Thnrsday, August 1st, 1D95. North ' n. n - La. ; I Dist: Daily 'from Manti 10.55 11.20a 11.50a 12.05p I2 23p 12.40p 12.50p 1.23p L45p Gall-early;- ,' 38.0 33.0 29.0 23.2 19.5 16.0 8.0' - i IiV Nehpl Ar SaIt Springs Holloway Fountain Green Draper Moroni - Ch ester Ephralm Ar. Manti Lv. Diet, 9 from No. Dail Nephi 10.10 9.56a 9.42a A 5.0 10. 0 ' 1 ' 9.23ff: 9.06a 8.40a 8.25 ' 14.0 19.5 23.5 27 0 7.57' a.o, 43.0 ' 7.30a Lk. : "; Manti at 5:25 p. m. v TJnio Direct connections at Padlflc Railway from andNephrwita to Salt Late CitjK Ogden, Butt and intermediate ioiuSsr,nl t pointe East and West.' . x Stop on s'iffnal. , . : j THBODORH BRTTBACir: Prea. & Qenl 51oasrer, Rait Tjika CitV. i e 43.0 Stations. x rams leave Manti lof and Morrison at 2:20 n. m..Sterllng,Fuuk's Mnnrtaii. Wednf day's and- - Friday's. Returning1 arrive ' - South No. I - , f i H.-8- . Kerr; . k L |