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Show ft MORNING Erie Manhattan Utah National Bank. MU STREET rates exited ft IMy Harass K Tmj X. -- Norfolk and Western Ontario and Western .... .. Pennsylvania Railway IjQulsville and Nashville ... Missouri Pacific Reading ltock Island ...... ,. .... Southern Pacific ...... ..... St . Paul Sugar Southern Railway common Texas Teuuesitee Coal Union I'aciflc Steel common Steel preferred Western Union .. s Si Wabash preferred "Stf Jsha ......Omw ixaasrno Hoag Balyk MED OF THE 8n voRsnif kstti an all peMs. amd m pats ixtxugx Futures and San Chicago Francisco and Salt Lake ern shi-e4.7505.75; native lantb 06.25; western lambs S.hi4i6.55. CLOSE. CHICAGO PRODUCE Mining Quotations 5. 00 Chicago, May 24. Chase: Wheat May 85 July 86 old 87 Sept. 841-Corn May 471-July 4j Dec. 42 Sept. 471-- 3-- 8 4; 2. 5-- 8; 2; Srw Aork, Mijr 34. Price (implied without bar, easily aud practically 1"el oi lui OatH-M- ay 40 today tu about IM Sept. July 37 on that 38 l fi lYtilay. before the little market loan neck's great laat Pork May 10.87 day. (aimed by July 11.00; I tike. The iijitka'uiiii by the Sept. 11.22 could a aa far ilue nee a a not today, Lard May 6.25; July 6.321-be penelkivi, I any new a or to any Sept. it Rainer, new eb'inqii of weakness. Ribs May 6.34; July 6.40; Sept. waa a simple recugnu ion of the 6.57 the and hotnn ot an incipient Kyr 730 ix 108. Via hiuiy getting ut of small pw.ulaMve In inneqiw:ee. 3.05. Timothy markii our Clover 10.75. prices reported here throughout. decline agrnal, showedover Harley 330 57. of Sat uriiay a and The throwing was then jwterdaya SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. oret t y quickly accomplished and the and the stagnant Into market relapsed tt Morning Quotations on tha Salt lak (trooping tone which eharmterlW 48 the Stork and Mining Exchange, during moat of last week. theUplnK-- r by Ogden Uniherage Co., relap In ihe money market, the 2482 Wash. Avs. Phone 215. , loan billa. which bad weakened rxchange market, dlaapiieaied. and gold Alice, bid 15. was engaged ft,r export Thursday to Ajax, bid 12: asked 15. Ihe anuHiut of l2.0tHi.unn. all that thei ankcd 12 3 I. The lien Huiler. bid 13 ntrny ofllee eould furnlali. movement la Hiillkin-Heck- . bid l.Wt; asked 1.50. of the outward gold follow-lii- it Carina, bid 7; asked 8. now more elearly rwognlxed aa Century, bid 70; asked 80. from the extreme taaaltude of the Con. Mercur. 26; asked 25 demand fur neeurltlen here n against Creole, anked 35. Ihe NUpibit Ion that tha demand for the waa being paralysed by Daly, hid 2.10; asked 2.G0. f gold export. hid 23.54; asked 23.75. feam of. the effect the hid 4.10; asked 4.50. The Tarie money market advam-erate of sterling exchange to 55 frane Eagle and Blue Bell, bid 50; asked eentimea. eomiiareil with last 90. II eentimea. Grand Central, bid 4.50; asked 4. Go weeka low level of 10 waa due Horn Silver, bid Speculative depression here then rather to general diwouragemeiit Ingot, asked 1. Published Joe Hnwera. bid to specific development. L. Mammoth, bid 15. of plana for the large curtailment were regarded asked 2. Ultle Chief, bid 1 of pig Iron production and M. Washington, bid 5 8; asked 1. na a bad augury for the industry Uniton effect Iniaineea and bad special Mammoth, naked 1.00. asked 3 ed States Steel. preferred. Attention Day, bid 3 ; May wan given to the hearing berore the bid 1.60; naked 1.75. of Interstate commerce commission coal New York, hid 6; naked 9 3 4. tno bid 3.25. I'hirgct of discriminationof by Ontario, the district 5 roads and the prenence bid Petro, used attorney of the United SUIe was aked 14 1 4. Sacramento, bid 13 government that aa Impression to give So. Swansea, bid 8; asked 10. unwaa nnll-lru- st act the action tinder naked 13. Biar Con., bid 10 der contemplation.. The grain markets Swansea, bid 83 an interpretation Indicated luovrmcnls Tetrn, bid 30; asked 31. y uf the weather bureau weekly U. 8. Con., bid 17 the of fn the hopes favorable U. 8. Mining, bid 19.75; asked 21.00. hilt the stock market failed to Utah, asked 56. the of The last prices be influenced. Yletor G. ft S. M., asked 1 closand the day were near the lowest Yankee, bid 33; naked 35 and very dull. ing tone wae heavy Total sales, $1,705,- - SALT LAKE MINING Honda were eay. 3-- 8. 8; 3-- 4; 8-- 8; -- 3-- 4; 5-- 8; g. 2: 6.471-206.5- 0. 2. Pur-nlah- free-d.m- Daly-Wes- Daly-Juilg- 1- -3 1- -2 re-is.- ru 3-- 5-- Mon.-Tonopa- 6-- 1-- um-mar- 3-- QUOTATIONS. HM). United States bonds were unchanged on WOOU St. Lnula. May 24. Wool, sleadv; loti1 territory and western mediums 21; fine medium 111617; fine New York, May 24. Money on call closing bid and ofeasy 60 and 1 1-- 2 4; 1-- per 4 Sterling exchange steady; banker bills 4.867064.8680 for demand and 4.847004.8480 for sixty day bills: post4.871-2- 0 and ed rates 4.851-204.4.84 bills commercial 4.88; liar silver 65 Mexican dollars 441-5-- 8. 5-- 8. 4. CHICAGO CASH WHEAT. Cash wheat: No. 2 red 1.05: No. I red 1.0101.08; No. 2 hard 94088; No. 98 3 bard 84096; No. 1 northern 2 No. 93098; l.ol; No. spring 87095. LEAD AND COPPER. New York, May 2. Iead and cop- per quiet anJ unchanged. 8UGAR. Raw New York. May 54. Sugar: centrifugal firm; fair refining 3 molasses sugar 96 test 3 refined firm; crushed 5.50; powdered i.DO: granulated 4.90. Coffee quiet. No. 7 Rio 6 6; 13-1- 6; 15-1- 6; CALL RALES. REGULAR 7-- 8. Con. Merrnr. 500 at 251'.; 500 at 25. at 25; ino at 25!4; 500 at KANSAS CITY STOCK. e. 10; 1.500 254. Kansas City, May 24. Cattle-Re-ee- ipts 8.000. Stonily to strong: native steers 4.5505.25: native rows and heifers 2.250 S.tMl; shirkers and feeders 3.2504.55; bulls 5.11003.85; ralves 5.5004.75; western steers 4.0005.00; western rows 5.2504.30. Hog Receipts 11.000. 8tesdy;bntk of snips 4.350 4.50; heavy 4.4504.6: lights packer 4.4004.55: pigs and Dalv-Wea- 10 at 23.50: 85 at 23.40; 2t 60 at 23.75. t. no 23.70; Sacramento. llntler-Uhera- MHI at 1317: MM) at 13',. at 13'&. 500 l. OPEN BOARD SALES. But ler-- I .literal. 500 at. 13'.,. Con. Mercur. 1M) at 25'',. 25 at 23.70. Daly-Wes- t. New York. 100 at 8: UK) at 3.7504.40. Sheep - It ece i pis 6.000. St rung: motions 4.250 t.r.Oilamhn 5.550 wethers 4.7505.60; ewes 3.7504.85. e Silver Draft OMAHA STOCK. bar. 55S. Sight, 5; SAN FRANCISCO 7. telegraph, 7. MINING STOCKS. Cattle Receipts Omaha, May San Franclaco. May 24. The official G.OuO. Steady; native steers 3.850V-25-; closing quotations for mining stocks row and heifers 3.256 4.40; were a fellows: 54. , eau-n- ...21 3-- 5-- 8 SEATTLE VS. TACOMA 1- -4 7-- 8 3-- 4 Seattle. May 24 Seattle won la a close finish. Shields gave way to C. Hall In the ninth and Keefe withdrew in favor of Overall in the third. Frisk's errors in left field gave the Tacoma team three runs. R. H. E. Score 2 Tacoma ..113 2 .107 2 ...69 ...43 ...21 ...45 ..139 ..126 ...20 ...21 ..33 7-- 8 8 ...53 ...87 ...33 Seattle .. 00400100 s .. 00300 010 5 11 4 11 5 5 5-- 8 1- ...83 . .. 9 baseball I 8 3 8 -2 Shields. Hall and Blankenship. Overall and Graham. Umpire O'Connell. 13-- 8 LOS ANGELES VS OAKLAND. Jew Angeles. May 21. The. Loa Angeles today dropped the first game tu Oakland by the score of 2 to t. Both Huchanan pitchNO WHITE PEOPLE ARE THERE. ed in fine Gray and form, but the tisilora were more iuccsnful In hitting, and this Peculiar Condition Existing In a with timely errors by the locals gave them enough rune to win. The game Florida Town. was fart and snappy. U.H.E. Score 1 3 2 D Angeles A unique town in Florida la fluid-bor2 6 1 5 5 Oakland n pi acu people entirely by and and Huchanan Gray 8pics; 127 from miles Goldsboro la Byrne. Coaxt Jackaonville on thu Atlantic Line railway, between the Florida PITTSBURG VS BOSTON. nietruiMilii and Tampa. Within its prePit May 24- .- Seven hits aud cinct no white peraon nor member four ikluirg, errors in the tSrM two innings of any other nationality is found, anil completely swamped Boston and, ala negro mayor and negro cnuncilmen though Wilhelm did good work, Ihe dictate the destine of the community. game waa gone, aa Boston A uegru post mauler appointed undar could do hopeliSMly wtih Miller's pitchnothing ha administration a democratic ing. Attemlance, charge of the mail service and Score H.HE. the waicljmen kxik after 7 11 1 PittHburg Hturea anil shops between sun and sun, Boston U 4 I says tbo Minneapolis Tribune. Miller and Phelps: Wilhelm aud Mi Thu school system is of course oper- ran; Umpire. O'Day. ated under the regular guidance of the public school laws of the state and PORTLAND VS SAN FRANCISCO. applicants for positions aa pedagoSsn Francisco, May 24. Portland gues are examined by the Urange scored a shut out today at the Oakschool hiard. county land groundu. San Francisco could Withal, Goldsboro, which has SOU mu gel enough hits together to get a population, Is well governed. There man around the and the north are few radical discords. The town ernera fielded Inbases, fine style. In the Jail is in great disrepute, and the first inning Portland bumixM June for pays Its taxes about on an av- six hits and three runs hut be waa erage with I ho ratio of ' whiles in other effective thereafter. Florida communities. With hut fc Scor- eR.H.E, except kins negroes own 'every foot of Portland 4 12 1 wlii'rh In that land Goldsboro, and San Francisco 0 5 3 they do nut own they are purchasing llierg and Shea; Jones and Gorton. on the installment plan from white ptxiple who hold deeds for the properWASHINGTON VS CLEVELAND. ties. Washington, May 24. Cleveland The town Is ten years old from the batted Orth out of Ihe box today and point of incorporation, and there have won easily. Attemlance, 2, Wit). never been, any riots or unusual disBw- eR.H.E. orders to mar in record. Washington 6 8 The community la very religious Cleveland 10 14 and has three chtirchpa with rapidly-growin- g Dunkie. Orth and Drill; Rhodes and A unique Hernia. membership mile. spectacle on Sundaya during the spring and summer of each year is to see the DETROIT VS PHILADELPHIA. devotional exercises attendant uisin Philadelphia, May 24. Bender hail the administration of the rites of bap-- , two liad innlnga today and Detroit's Hum, which la not conducted of thankbunched hits were valuable by the fulness. locals errors. Attendance, 3.2(H). (hiMshoro, however, has Its sinners. Scor-eB.H E. one who chronic sinner, It bag belongs JlftFoit 8 mii.6 to no church in particular, ami it is Philadelphia g Killian and Wooda; reported among his 'own people that Bender and e Uncle Abe pnifestied religion twenty-onBchreck. different times in one spring and summer-an- d was baptised that nurn BOSTON VS. CHICAGO. her of times, nr seven times falling Bouton, May 24. Boaton bunched hark in the mire of the wicked. hits and took advantage of The negro municipality is the home misplaya to win today's game. Chicago'i The con of the independent voter. Each indi teat was nue-sidAt throughout. dicvidnal votes as his conscience tendance. 5,000. tates. The absence of white cltixene Scor- eR.H.E. has removed the source that frequentfi 7 ly ronlamirates the negro voter, al 8 7 s, IHncen and Farrell; Walsh and though It is told that upon one occasion an aliiermanic election was bought through the Influence of a NEW YORK V8. ST. LOUIS. barrel of whisky. New York. May 24. SL Ixmis could The relations between the town of Goldsboro and the neighboring town do nothing with Chesbros pitching toof Sanford, two mllea distant, peopled day and lost to New York. Burkett and mainly by whiles, are friendly, and Jones were the only ones to connect there is an Interchange of business sarely with Cheshro'a curve. Only one between the two municipalities. Ths of the vial tors reached third base. Atmayor of Goldsboro is a frequent vis- tendance, 2,500. Cbeabro and McGuire; Petty and itor in Sanford, although it has not . been recorder that the latter town has Sugden. not been recorded that the latter town SHE CHANGED HER MIND. has entertained the executive from Goldelmro at any state or private Former Police Chief Dovery, of New dinner parties. York, was admiring the Easter parade on the broadwalk of Atlantic City. LURING JAPANESE TROOPS. Young women look well In a like thla he said. In fact, theyparade m.v. (New York Sun.) "I see that some of the Russian edi- the parade altogether. It would be noth tors are explaining that Kuropatklns lng without them." He panned to light n long cigar. Then plan la to lure the Japanese to Man churls. said an old army officer. It he resumed: They are strange creatures, though, reminds me of a country editor out west, whom I knew during the Franco-Prussla- n young women. A telegraph operator was talking to me about, them thla war. The editor's sympathies were with morning. He eald you didn't know how the French. He wrote editorials by the strange they were till you begin to han yard showing how France waa luring die their telrgraph message. "This chap said that one afternoon the Dutch, as he called them, to denot long ago n very handsome young struction. Hia paper came out once a week, so woman isms to hia office and asked for that he had ample time to work out the n telegraph blank. She wore n brown French plana He bad a map In the veil, but he could see. nil the same window of hie office, and the yeomanry that her eye were red. as if she had from the country rounded up as they been crying. He handed her the blank with a sympathetic ok, and she wrot came 'in to hear the news. "The editor. stood without and indi- Nils message: 'Never let me hear from you again.' cated the strategic points on the map Bite paid for the message, and then by pointing to them with a piece of fishing rod. WelRcntuirg. Worth, Saar ahe asked in a tremulous voire how brack. Gravellutte and Sedan were soon it would go. 'In half an hour, maam, said the plotted as the engagement took place from time to lime. Yon will remember oiierator. She went away, but in ten minutes that the French were defeated in every she was back again. Instance. 'Have you sent that message oi Occasionally Mime hayseed would site Mid. ask from hie wagnnload of truck how mine? '' No. ma'am, not yet,' said tlie ojier-atiiIt wae that the French were falling lmck. or bow it waa that tliey had liecn to me. I 'Very well. Give it defeated. That' where the French strategy want tn rhang- - it a. little.' said t lie comes in. the editor would explain young woman. lie returned it, and she altered it They are too much for the Dutch. Yon an Hint It read: farmers are not on tu this game of war No tine expert yon to come hark.' Then he would tell them to see the Then she went away again, but this next issue of hia paper, in which it would he further explained. lie was a time ahe was hardly gone five ralnr.tes. 'That message of mine it hasn't foxy editor, after all. Uy thla means been sent yet. hag It?' ahe Mid. he Increased Ida circulation. No, not yet.' Mid the oiierator. His editorial explained how the 'Oh. good. Just let me have it further any army pH from it base thn nearer It got to defeat. There were again, will you? The clerk handed her the message, some officer tn the civil war who operated. or tried to operate, on the same and the strange creature tore it up by pot heal. I think that General Sher- and wrote this in its place: Dearest, come home. ' All is forman knocked that idea into a cocked Exchange. given. hat. When Baxaine surrendered 17.00l Lormiti ny mr. uhoate. men at Met, the rdltor cxplalnrd that France eould afford to alee up that Srh-l- l Ahrant i. Kll.ns, of number in order to a1 the Dulih tin Klhus, the Nr York lawyer... toiu a Her the waits of Purif, In n birh Joseph Whn the news of thn end of th story of a wll war cam, the edi'"r explained fn x H. Choate, now ambassador to Enghad land was opposed to him Mr Elkur--' editorial brief paragraph-'- hl been dwindling week after week that client had signed a waiver of her tf the French had done more fighting right, and contended that ahe had and lea luring the result might have done so under duress, testifying that Mr. Choate's client bad declared that been different. In winding up Ids parabe won. a titl-.- her to h 1" if she dM graph. the editor said: 'And. beside. It' nure of our not sign. Mr. Eikus in hi aigumcnt dwelt on litis threat. damned luHnes anyway. lint. orr Uniior." said Mr. Choate, From that time on he confined hi rdiror'alK to a discussion "f the tariff when hi turn came to reply, what until the sheriff cloned up hi show. If doe that threat mean Inti the Court you atc me if history la liable to re- of Appeals'.- "- New York Times. pent itself. I can only sy that it ha ANOTHER NEW BISHOP. dime so on hexeral occasion. 3-- u-s- 4 daik-Kkinne- d 23, 1904. poxition and wa succeeded by Elder Thomas A. Williams, for some years Bo hop Clawson's second counselor. Eiders Charles W. Hardy and Heher K. Aldoua were sustained as the new bishop's first and second counselors respectively. The meeting wa held ia the Twelfth ward chapel and was largely attended by the Saint residing in that district.- Stake President Richard W. Young presided and remarks were made by Presidents John R. Winder. Anthony H. Lund and tbs new bishopric. The speakers paid high tribute to the retiring bishop and made happy references to bia labors in the Twelfth warn, all of which bad been much appreciated by the people. Ia bis remarxs President Winder stated that it. had been decided to ordain Bishop Clawhou n Patriarch. an office to which he wtll doubtless be set apart in the near future, President Lund gave some excellent instructions to the new bishopric in regard tu the duties confronting them in the ikmuiIihis named, and explained that Bishop Clawson had retired liecnuse he feft that young men should lie called into the ward bishopric. Elder Williams proposed resolutions of respect and appreciation to the retiring bishop, which brought forth words of praise from Elders C. W. Midgley, 8eymour B. Young and Junes H. Moyle, who referred to the work of Bishop Clawson in most affectionate and endearing terms. The bishop by thanking those present for their kindly feelings. The new bishop has been an active hun-worker fur many years and is highly reflected by the people of the Twelfth ward. His counsellor, too, are men of high character and sterling Integrity, and all have the entire confidence of the Sainte, over whom they Elder have been called to preside. James M. Wardrop. Bishop Clawson's first counselor, retiree after many years faithful service. LOYAL TO THE LAST. ! Weren't you slightly annoyed by the manner in which your wife played when she was your partner at whist V "No," answered Mr. Meekton stout-- , ly, I w isn't annoyed. I waa puzzled. I couldnt help wondering who made that fool assertion about Its being' wrong to tramp your partner's ace." Washington Star. i Tain't good to be too keery said 1 once knowed a gem-me- n Uncle Eben. dat got his mind so tore up 'bout germs an' bad 11 ones dat he didn't look whah he were goin' an got ran over by a truck." Washington Star. er 1.7503.(Nt;stockcra and feeders calves 2.500 5.25; bulls 2 75 04.25. Shade to Hugs- - Receipts 17.0O0. 5r lower; heavy 4.3504.40; mixed light 4.5004.35; pigs 4.000 4.2n; bulk of sales 4.0004.35. Pbep- - Receipts 3.000. Steady to strong; weMern yearling 4 6005.55; wether 4 5005 55; ewer 4 000 4 sr.; com won and stocker 3.2505 25; lambs 5.7506.75 Andes 18 150 Challenge Con. 22 Confidence 110 Con. Imperial 2 Exchequer 3 Could Currie 29 Mextrae 170 Ophtr 812'. , rotoel IS Wert Nevsd 43 Union Con 6 Rust-Belche- r Yellow Jacket 2 Alta 7 Belcher 33 Cnledonia 7! Chnllar 16 Con. Cnla.-YCrown Point n. 165 22 61 11 Juki ice II Con. 80 Overman 39 Savage 33 Stiver Hill 37 Utah Con. CHICAGO STOCK. Chicago, May 24. Cattle Receipts 2.5on: steady; good to prime steers 5.2565.75: poor to medium 4.2505.25; stoekers and feeders 3.250 4.75; cows CLOSING Copper Copper .... ...... .... ...... ...... 3.7564.60; heifers 2.3004.87; cannera At hiann common 1.756 2.75; bulls 2.256 4.35; calves At chimin preferred ... 2.500435. Smelter common Hogs Receipts today 20.000; tomor- Smelter preferred ..... row 35,001); steady; mixed and Alton common 4.5004.65; good tu choice heavy Baltimore and Ohio .. 4 4 6U0 67 rough heavy 4.500 4 Brooklyn i' fan; iiicliL 4 4504.55; bulk of Sale CuuMilian Pacific bul-rtie- 4.60. In.itiHt; Sheep Receipt siriin.r; food in choice wether 5.2315.75; fair W choice mixed 2.750 5.M; wri- - MftrupnlUuu Trillion Kin Gniude cmiiiiuiii .. Viifiiliilt-,- People NEW OF QUOTATIONS YORK STOCKS. l Gas Chi ...49 ...49 .. 5-- -8 .69 18 i 3 4 ....49 . 8 . . .95 7 8 ....37 ....77 . 8 3-- 4 ... 46 ...117 I 4 ...IIU 12 ...19 . 3-- . -- US ...95 11 Afrer e a a two years' faithful of (he Taelfih aaril, v i -- ran amt that i pinner. Elder ivi'ieii from thai llyrmu U. Ulxwa-1 li'-ln!- v - i 1 .. DEFAST, . ! - eL a aS-CXlRS- I t REALLY A WONDER. le Record-- Utah-Arhain- a . r g-- ............ d. 1 Please Travel, BUT! MU-la- id a"C. a Sharmans Ticket Office. . 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Also Diraet Ida to--r E1 Paso, Cttjr of Mealo u( ta Mining Camps of New lasxtco and Arixoa reduced rat as aafl M about C. P. WARREN, r. Ogdca. From KANSAS d area oar word. Ik'iaadi uf act lent! aava Induiaad aa. NOW WB WANTTOCUUB YOU with ika dlaUaet aadrisuadlOB that wa will ax dawnad a KBB aaill wa aura rua. Tkll appIlM to Low Mankood. Sralaal Waak-naa- a, SsamatorrlMiaa. Uenarrkara, Syphilia,. ak Vartaoaal. lHaaarat of ika Croitalr Gland Is aalias CHB0MIC by pakilaktaB ika mauy aotaalary laailnanlal fnna kuaia paofta. BtvlaB aaawa, Slaiurss aa aSdraim WB CAMT rt'BMSH OYB Ct'KCI Lmaait. I'nineM JMnurdan, Ktrfa-aIN FKIVATK DIUCAMKK rt.. rn nfaglont Blood fotao, aad all WBAKKBMIM of MX It waal tnray aoafldaaca Naoee. rraat OVKUB HorBS: a.awlxw Kraal MX aa kava M prare oar kill la tkia elaaa al traa-kl10 a. Ttoli Baadariaad holiday, la aaoikar way. Tkls la oar plaa: loll DBS. SHORES & SHORES, Expert Specialists, 2482 Utah. Agant Na II M r i Ihe BaeSw Depot Drag Store Going East This Spring? We make a specialty Prescriptions. Telephone orders of promptly attended to. H J. E If yon are. It will pay you to writ me. I can probably aava you money. I have been in the passenger business thirty years, all of It with the Burlington, and my experience and knowledge are entirely at your service. Remember tbe Burlington 1b the only line running its own trains over Ite own riili from Denver to St. Louis ) tha Exposition City, v r CAVE, Prop. m g SILVER c5r.: SALOON KING MURPHY ft GIBLIN. Prop'a First Class Wine. Liquors and Cigar Your Patronage Salittted. . 132 Na ft 27TH. DEPART DAILY. Atlaaiia ilail all pn tote Seat 'St N. .. ...... . ........ .7.19 ....3:19 te- - 1ft Salt Uka braai Xft ft Chicago, EL Louis 4 V 9t h Twenty-Fift- pGBANDt WESXJ Of tfl ft ft W. TOR CARD 190ft JULY Ticket Office, 79 Wait Second South SL R. F, NESLEN, Genoral Agent, SALT LAKE CITY. v I Mft 2:19 Vo. Atlaaiia Exprssft poiata East ' B 7:99 ARRIVE DAILY. Ka ft Parifie Mail. Salt Laba H. B. Hilliard r 24.-S- K. a, Effective "Yes, Mr. Blnkson Is one of the most wonderful men 1 ever knew. He is really a genius.' I didn't know he had even written anything." a THX OREGON nmuaff uh'Y TIKI "Oh. he hasn't, but be can take AFTER ARIZONA BAD MAN. CAKJX and tell just when railroad time-tabtrain will start, where It Is going and Sheriff Lewis of Cochise county, awhen j (Nov. 22, 1033.) It will get there." Chicago Arixona, was In thn city yesterday for Herald. oil! DEPART, the purpose of mining requisition T Butts and Portland. .ll:Eltm palters for a man wanted in Arixona jta Poeatallo, Montpslim for horse stealing, no under arrest HER FEARS QUIETED. ) and9 Butte 1.28 ,m The line. near the 7:U thief-take- r Valley and his sheriff Is a noted "Do you think. Mrs., Waddington, x II Cache Lake and Datie U:tf is n busy department. He claims that that we have any cause to be concern- Ha, U Balt Laka and intac- Salt Ha, in the Cochise county Jail at Tomb- ed over the yellow peril?" madiat point T:29am worried: deal stone there are 57 men .awaiting trial a was I good "No, but Prova, Hal1aad Lak. on various charges, 14 on the charge about it before my eon gave up that' Xaall poinia Millard of murder. bleached blonde he need to be tahln' 'X liffx out in hie automobile so regular. Chi- g 10 Balt laka and in tar-NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS. madia ta poiata cago Record-Heral9:69pm, Jim 6 lilts, Illinois: B. F. Caldwell, Twenty-firs- t Following are some of the special-ARRIVE. Democrat, ties to be Introduced in the operetta, at Dignan's next Ma 1 Salt laka Little 2:09s 1 Thursday evening: Ho. g Rutts and Focs.tatla dance. and Big Chief," song Kxpres liitlxs of boyr.. Va. 11 Salt laka and Tinti 9:61 a Smith, Jr., and chorus Walts Clog and Irish washerwoman,' Xa L Salt Laka and ,11(29 a by Jay Cook. "Ma Li'l Sweet Sunbeam," by Kuna Xa 9 flit Lak and inter7:00a mediate point . Carbach. Xa 9 Portland and Bntte.. 7:00a Poe 1:30 p Xa 1ft Butte and til 10:90a Before yon start call at NO UBERTY NOWHERE. Xa U Cash Vafiay Train seutk f Juab da Bet j Bishop Turner, of the African Meth. reA HENRY. Ticket 1 , odist Episcopal church, Is closely H. CORSE, lated to a crank; he refuses to sing Psaa ft FL Art., (Men, Utah America," because, he says, this is not BURLEY. 0. P. ft T. A, want He ft of a land "sweet 1612. liberty. Ilealy House, Opp. Depot. Phone Salt Labs Ci0, A large Assortment of Low Rates the negroes to all go back to Africa, find not would that he we and presume and Reliable Information constantly a sweet land of liberty." either. on hand. Guaranteed by th Knoxville Journal and Tribune. American Ticket Brokers Ass'll. 1 ect et ary May Mmiily was able tu lake a liurl drive liul.iv. The uni lire uf Ids malady is not iHst loe-- d. TIME CARD. MaB sad Kxpres Cannibal King I haven't killed a Ka g Uvtrlaad ...,7:a LiiiiUd fas X. man in lx weeks. Council Omsk. Bluff Court Jester Ob, fudge! Thats too Heaver, Kansas City aad bad. Why dont yon buy an auto? east daily Boston Post. Xa. 4 AUibti Express far lift Dmvv, tfaaha, Couuett Elsie Ma, tell me some profanity, Bluffs, Kansas City sad al wont you? at, dally Ml a . Mamma Little Elsie! girls Why, AHRIVK. Xe. 8 Paelfio Exprau mus'n't use profane words. (ns Elsie Oh. I don't want to aay em. I Cmdi Bluffs, Omaha. Danrsr. Kansas City and jtist want 1o think of them when I fall down and bump myself. Catholic ........ Si33 a dally .. X I WKlaid limited Standard and Times, tram Omaha, Couscff Bluff. Kbum City, Dt Did he start on his journey well - sad all vrpoints aaft, armed U ....... 1:19 a daily .... Yes. he bad two revolvers besides 1W Mail Fast X. Princeton Tiger. lu ? his automobile. A. HttiHS, Ticket ind Hes a gentleman. Isnt he? I think so. He has a racing at able, P. and T. A. gambles in Wall street, is posted occaW. COLUSA T. p club.-an- d doesn't live his at sionally with bia family. Town Topics. d. . lime loans elendy, fered 1 M days 3 per cent; sis mouth 4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper. I ..143 .114 . . .56 MAY UTAH WEDNESDAY MORNING, ed clL MONEY ON CALI OGDEN, .. ...23 New York Central depository. 4WDES, UTAH. vgrs EXAMINER, G. C, Reherg. Under New Management. j 'Phone end all points East ....11:4 Na 1. Chicago and EL Loola 2:69 Narftod Na 11, Lore! from Park City end Ran Petj Valley .. 7:6 N 3, Faeids Extm from 3 12: print East Throvyh Skepicg can to Omaha mg and St. Louis, Xaw Yarfc and tea. Pina ndining chair can. A fact dfaring aav rarvica an all thi trains. CENTRAL HOTEL AND BAR xer-vl- 1 135-- k L A. BXXTOX, Gam AgL Phgr. EL 1 O jt Lm OH v.-- A. HENRY, Ticket Agent ft ft U11S0K. AgtoL UkdM. |