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Show T T H E :v HE DER Jl E R A I, D v and wouldnt speak, and when we got TraiKfuil its spirit seemed and floated to the hotel some- of them were stuck slow,! tb the strw'And hhddo be pulled loose, Even in its notion there was rest ' VVliile every breath of air that chancand sonic ofthem said that their feet and were perfectly soaked through, ed to blow those boys must have spilt water in the Wafted the traveler to the beauteous West. sleigh, and they all said they were frozC to death. The young men said they were cold to, and the thermometer must' be morn a mile below zero,and they wouldnt have come if tKey had known it was such a bitter coJ(l night. Tom and I werant very cold, and the driver said he didn't know as he thought it was so extra cold as MneTravers said it was. Its my belief ;,athat'iswasihe ice in the bottom of the SHOR T LINE TO PARK CITY: ihe stnrw .that froze the bsltHgh-unde- r Utah Central brains are now notice as didnt the they h party', though, daily on time. ice, Tm and I didnt say anything PASSENGER TRAIN. 'r about it. Leave Salt Lake. : i , i per-UTfc'ctl- y' . . . , , , Arrive Park City Leave Park City. A r rive Salt Lake. ro.jo am. f.jo'pkl . t Subscribe for The I Ieher Herald 6. 30.-- S FREIGHT TRAIN. ' s " ' t ' ' ' EVENING. GLOUD lay cradled near the set-y- : i ting sun. A gleam of crimson tinged its Leave Salt Lake,. An ivc Park City. Leaves Park City , Arrive Salt Lake $.io.am. 12. 50. pm'. n.ooamt 2.55 pffli , Fare to Park City $2. Park City and braided snow: Lorf; had I watchd thd glory return $3. Distance over the Utah Central is moving on Ore the still radiance of. the lake ess;by 73 miles than any other route. , . . below. tv- - T. J. Mackintosh. Genl. Supt. , |