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Show 8 THE MORNING EXAMINER OGDEN, UTAH, alight difference. "I found a fellow oui in Texas, says a representative from Kentucky, "who lives la one of the big counties where there are only a few inhabitants, and who declares thaL ihe country is gettor him. As ting too thickly settled perhaps yon know, Texas has one county with only two inhabitants and several counties where it Is ten and twelve miles before yuu run across a neighbor. I asked thie mao if be was going to vote and bia reply was that he 'mout and be mout not. Ef I raulJ vote old man Jvff Davit, If be was alive. Id do It. but I've bin out hero by myself so lung that 1 haint Interested in politics. Its gittln too thick here now. I nnd men seed two yesterday whole lot 1 a understand family is movin in up the creek about sixteen miles, waul to move to the Utah National Bank WALL STREET UNITED STATES ' DEPOSITARY OGDEN, UTAH. John E. Dooly Horace E. Peery Ralph E. Hoag OF THE WORLD IRREGULAR MOVEMENT OF THE STOCK MARKET CONTINUED TO THE CLOSE. President Vice-Preside- Cashier Satla FOREIGN and drafts cn all poieta. PAYS POSITS. INTEREST DOMESTIC fr DE ON TIME live lambs 4.2506.10; western lambs 4.000 5.8L. Among the Advance Were New York Central, People Gas, Sugar, Pacific Mail and American Telephone Cloced Steady, Rather CHICAGO FUTURES. The Leading Dull. Futures Ranged aa woods. The late Senator Hoar was fund of thinking at tbe good old New England times One of his favorite stories was about an application tor prayer which Not. 28. The irregular movement of the Block market today New York, continued to the dose. Bond were irregular. Total sales. 850, OuO. United State bonds were unchanged on call. t the opening the gain and losses in various stocks were very much mixed. The principal losses were generally among the railroads, while the gains were noted in the Industrials. Trading sentiatent was somewhat confused by large dealings on both aids of the account in practically all of the it ocas listed. In yesterdays bull leaders, which made some notable gains, profit-takintoday was on a large scale. drain point or carrying atocka averaged more under laat nights quotations. U. B. Steel at the opening made a good rise of nearly a point, but later in the day, in common with the general movement to decline, and in accordance with the irregularity of the market, this stock lost its gain. Among the advances were New York Central, People's Gaa, Sugar, Pacific Vad and American Telephone. The market closed steady and rath-- r waa made second-han- d by a Mr. Du-laof Alnadale who had been thrown from his horse and received severe injuries One of Dulanes neighbors wrote ne The official closing quotations fur mining stocks today were as follows: llale A Norcross 11 Justice 5 Belcher 24 Mxl au 115 Best A Belcher 11 Occident al Con. 8(1 Aha Caledonia 1-- 2 180 STORIES TOLD BE Flour was steady. Wheat Na 2 spring. 1.0801.13. Na 2 red, 1.1001.11. Money on call 2 S per cent. firm; ' lime loans firm; sixty days 4 per tent; 90 days and six months 401-- 2 per 29. 1-- Corn . mercan- Nor. 29. Prim tile paper 404 4 per cent. 2-- closing Sterling exchange firm; steady: hankers bills 4.963504-999tor demand; 4.837004.8380 for sixty day bills; posted rates 4.84 2 and 4.87 eommarcia bills 4.83 Bar sliver 99 8. Mexican dollars 4.70 . - 0 1-- 2; 1-- 1--2. 2, CHICAGO PRODUCE . 1-- 3; 4. July Com Nor. 49 976-203-- Dec. 2-- 2; 482-- 3. 211-- 8; Oate-D- ec. Julv 212-Itork Not. 11.20; 1. 13.771-- 2 yellow, 60. Oats Na 2, 80. Na 2 while, 32. Na 3, white, Rye Na 2. 77. Barley Good feeding, 38. Fair to choice malting, 4395L Flax Seal Na 1, 1.11. Northwestern No. 1, 1.19. Timothy Seed Prime, 2.70. Maes Pork Per bbl., 11. 30 3 5. lard Per 100 lbs., 7.00. Short riba sides, (loose.) 6.62ti 6.75. Blunt clear aides (boxed,) 6.75087. Whiskey, basis of high wines L24. Clover Contract grade, $12.25. 8032. CLOSE, Chicago, Nor. 29. Closet Wheat Dec. 1066-- 9; May 108 423-- 2; ARTICLES AND SHIPMENTS. Articles Flour, bbla Jan. Wheat, bu. 28 700 ......170 499 bo.. .. ,...151 bu.. May 211r402-3- ; . . .... 5 bu.. 97 Dec. 11.30; Jan. Barley, bu.. Corn, Oats, Rye, Lard Not. 7.00; Dec. 6.92 7.00: May 7.171-- 2. R! be Jaa. CA6; May 6.72 Ryw Nor. 77; Dec. 77; May 79. 1-- 2; 21 200 134 800 240 700 208 600 4 000 26 400 000 200 200 500 300 On the produce exchange, today, the Jaa. butter market was firm. Creamery 16025c. Dairy Steady, 11012c. 3. 2. Ship- - ments. Receipts 3-- 2. Flax 119. Timothy 2.72 Clover 12.00012.25. Barley 3805L No. 2, 60. Na leant. New York, NEW YORK BONDS, . H. 8. ....104 refunding 2a, registered 8. refunding 2s, coupon & 8s registered 8. 3s, coupon CHICAGO CASH WHEAT. 8. New 4s, registered U. S New 4s. roupon U. 8. Old 4s, registered Chicago. Nor. 29 No. 2 rod 113 313 No. 8 rad 1080112; Nol 2 hard U. S Old 4s, coupon 1990112; No. 2 hard 1020110; Na 1 Atchison general 4s northern 11SOH81-2- ; Na 2 northern Atchison adjustment 4s Atlautie Coast line 4s 1MOU2) Na 2 spring 1020 112. Baltimore and Ohio 4a Raltlmor and Ohio 8 Central of Georgia 5a WOOL U. U. U. U. 2; .. 1-- 2.. i St. Loots, Nor. 29. Wool, nominal; territory and western medium 20021; fine medium 17018; fine 160 17. SUGAR. Nov York. Nor. 29. Sugar: Raw, .firm; fair refining 4 centrifugal 96 test 4 molaases sugar 4a Refined firm; crushed C.15; powdered 6A5; granulated 6.45. COFFEE Firm, Na 7 Rio I 1-- 2-- 4; 1-- 2. OMAHA LIVESTOCK. Omaha, Nor. 29. Cattle Receipts Market generally steady; native steers 3.7596.30; cows and half-er-a 2.4003.96; wealeru steers 2.900 4.70; 2.7003.80; range cows and heifers 2.3003.40; canners 1.7502.30; Stockers and feeders 2.4003.90; calves 3.5005.25; bulla and stags 3.0003.86. Hogs Receipts 12,000. Shade to 5c lower; heavy 4.4504.60; mixed 4.460 4.47 piga lights 4.4004.47 4.OO04.4O; bulk of sales 4.4504.47 Sheep Receipts 6,000. Steady to strong; western rearlinga 4.3004.65; wethers 4.0004.50; ewes 3.9004.50; common and Stockers 2.6004.35; lambs 6.0005.90. 2.600. 1-- KANSAS CITY STOCK. Kamos City, Nor. 29. Cattle Receipts 21,000. Steady to 10c lower; native steers 3.5006.25; native cows and iielfera 1.6005.00; atorkers and feeders 2.5064.25; bulls 2.0003.50: calves 2.60 06.00; western steers 3.OO04.CO; western cows 1.6003.50. HOGS Receipts 20.000. Steady to Su lower; bulk 4.3504.66: heavy 4.600 4.70; peckers 4.5004.63; piga and lights 3.7604.50. Sheep Receipts 6.000. Steady; muttons 3.7505.25; lambs 4.5006.00; range ewes 2.5004.25; wethers 4.0004.90; Utah lambs 69 pounds 5.60; Utah yearlings 92 pounds 4.85. CHICAGO 104 104 104 130 130 106 106 102 94 997 103 . 96 111 Central of Georgia 1st Ine 90 Chesapeake and Ohio 4 12s ....107 82 Chicago and Alton 3 Chicago, B and Quincy new 4s... 100 Chicago, M. and St. Paul gen. 4a.lQ7 Chicago and Northwestern con. 7128 Chicago, R. L and Pacific 4e.... 82 Chicago, R. I. and Pacific col. 5a. 94 C. C. C. and 8L Louis gen. 4s. ...102 84 Chicago Terminal 4s Consolidated Tobacco 4s 83 Colorado and Southern 4a 88 101 Denver and Rio Grande 4s 101 Erie rinr Hen 4a 91 Erie General 4a Ft Worth and Denver City 1st. . .111 Hocking Valley 4 ill Louisville and Nash. Unified 4a. 103 Manhattan con. gold 4s 105 Mexican Central 4a 77 Mexican Central 1st Inc 26 97 Minn, and St. Louis 4s 102 Missouri, Kan. and Tex. 4s Missouri. Kan. and Tex. L'n.ls.. . 86 N. Y. Central gen. 3 101 New Jersey Central gen. 5s 135 Northern Pacific 4s 105 Northern Pacific 8a 75 Norfolk and Western ran. 4s.. ..lflt Oregon Short line 4s and Partlc.103 Penn. conv. 3 103 102 Reading General 4a. ' 8L L and Iron ML con. Ss 115 St. L. and San Fran. fg. 4s 89 RL Louis 8'western lets 97 Seaboard Air Line 4a 84 Southern Pacific 4a 96 Southern Railway 5s ...120 Texas and Pacific lets 121 Toledo, St. I and Western 4s... 83 Union Pacific 4s 106 Union Pacific conv. 4s 115 U. S. Steel 2nd 5s 93 l-- 2a l-- s.. Wabash lsts Wabash Deb. B Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s Wisconsin Central 4s C. F. and 1 117 68 93 93 87 SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. The dosing quotations as follows: and were posted TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. sales Beaker Cannon tells a story about a poker player in his home town In Illinois who always plays a rattling good gam)e and never got what the boys term cold feet. "My young friend was an artist at cards, sayB Mr. Cannon, but like the best of em, he would play In hard luck occasionally. One ulght he had an un- the note to the hx-a- l pastor, and it read: Mr. Dulaue requests your prayeri In falling off his old gray mare He broke no bones but bruised tbe meet From crown of heed to sole of feet. The request waa read from the pulpit and prajer was offered. Senator Dupew believes In putting yourself in the other mans shoes He tells an interesting story about a Judge in New York who was a, stickler for wiiat was right regardless of law. An action was brought in the court for damages for assault and battery nd the evidence showed that the defendant, while walking In the street with hia wife, was rndely accosted by the planitiff, who used Insulting terms Tbe defendant left his wife and gave the planitiff n sound mopping, making bis face and head look like a porterhouse steak. It was evident, said the senator, that tha Judge sympathised with the defendant, but as the case was closely tried by the plaintiff's attorney, he knew that an effort to get n new trial would be made on the alighteat ground. So. when the violence to the tow had been duly expatiated upon, in the summing up, the judge charged the Jury, saying: Gentlemen of the Jury, if the plaintiff had met me walking nlong the street witji my wife, and had called me what It is not denied he called the defendant. 1 should have knocked him down juat aa the defendant did. But, gentlemen of the Jury, that la not the law. Take the case. Of course, there were no damages usually tough road and dropped his money and thed put up bla watch, cult buttons, and other piews of jewelry, finally giving his 1 O Us for a good many dollars. "When he went to hia home he was pretty well tanked, and after he sneaked into bed he slept like a rock. It was a chilly morning, Just about such aa we are having now. and hia good wife wanted the stove put up, a Job the young fellow had promised to attend to awarded. fur several days. She gave him a shake and said, Jim, put up the stove. The sense of humility that pervades be if I do, came the an the breast of the Southern darkey, espeman, cially in hia prayers, is fairly illustratswer from the Tva put up everything except the ed in thin story by Representative love, and Ill not risk that Hardwick, of Georgia: When he was sober the wife got I knew n darky in my town, Augusfact to the owned and he after him up ta, who was n prayer from Prayeraville. that he had been up against .It. One night he prayed: One of the whirlwind spellbinders O, Lord, let me lib so dat when I Inwho has been doing the state of dies I shall hab manners; dam kind til diana la getting it rubbed In pretty manners dat 1 shall know what ter say hard by some of his friends. The store-sai- d when I sees my heabenly Lord In dat spellbinder Is long on both words-an- land yond de pearly gates. " wind, and knocks out a couple tit hours oration without the least signs Representative Broussard of Louisof fatigue. It appears that at one of iana glrea this as a oped men of a forth held he where the smaller placet peculiarly drawn Jury verdict: In an effort to tell the voters how to A fellow had put n load if bnekahot save the country, the crowd got tlrol Into the enatomy of a neighbor who of hia flow of words and gradually persisted in trespassing on hia lands, dropped out of the courthousa One of ihe buckshot, each and every one of the older citizens held out and turned them, hit where they would do the most a deaf ear to several of hia boos, who good, nnd the result was that there waa attempted to get him to leave. At the a dead min with hia body riddled with close of the speeehmaking one of the leaden missiles. Now, tbe fellow who did sons asked of the old voter: the shooting waa a very popular man Pap, why In the name of Bill Jones nnd had a good batik account, too. t to ait waa evident from Ae first that ihe and hia gray mule did you want there and listen to that roller spurt? coroner's Jury didn't have any ideu of My son, answered the father, It holding the man for murder. The Jury was curiosity. deliberated long and wisely end reCuriosity? Hows that? ashed the turned title verdict: son. The Jury nr of we m hid temWell, son, Ive attended political porary insane. on tor to alxty years, nigh meetings and this la the first time I ever saw one I dont think Foreman of Printing of them spellbinders who could talk two hours, say as little as be did and without tha least signs of mental or physical exertion. One of the Missouri representatives gives a story about a Judge in hia state who sentenced a bad man to three yiwrs in the state legislature. Before yon start cull aft The error was an honest and unintentional one on the part of the presid. ing Judge, says the honorable member, but It was laughable, nevertheless. The evidence against the fellow was conclusive, ami the Jury rendered a verdict of guilty. Healy House, Opp. Depot. Fhoae 1I1X "At the dose of the terra thq fellow A large Assortment at Low Rates waa lined up for sentence. The Judge and Reliable Information eonatanttp a waa reminded him that he yet on hand. Guaranteed by (ho young man. possrased with a more American Ticket Brake iV AmFA tlian ordinary share of mental endowment a sufficient. If well supplied, to place him in honorable society. The Judge got. warmed up and he got tangMONEY LOANED led up, for in closing his remarks he said: SALARIED PEOPLE Hamilton. I shall sentence you to Real Estate sad Chattel Loans. three years in the state legislature. Sevfic quick, confidential aai The state penitentiary, your honprivate. No commission. or, suggested the prosecuting attorney. WESTERN BROKERAGE COu Yes. the state penitentiary, said 211-- 4 Eoelos Bldg. Those 634-x- . the Judge, muttering at the same time a about then only being something th Please T ravel BUTI harmans . Nor. 6.000. 06.50; western steers 3.5005.15. Hogs Receipts 25.004. Steady; mixed and butchers 4.600 4.70; good to choice heavy 4.6D04.7O; rough heavy 4.440 4.55; light 4.4004.60; bulk of rale 4.5504.60. Sheep Receipts 25,000. Strong; lambs steady; good to choice wethers 4.8504.90; fair to choice mixed 3.50 04.30; western sheep 3.0004.00; na . Ticket Office See 1P0J. SO, Rlckeits would be very easily 'influremarked a representative from Pennsylvania, while discussing tbe ugly charges w hich were brought against lue official iu relation to the awarding of prizes at the St. Louis exposition. T understand that not nuuiv months MURE .. 6.. 6 .. 6. .6. .6. .6. .6 6666. .3 ago an agent and collector of an installment Jewelry house called on Mr. Ricketts and told him that a printer in hia department had bought a $20u diamond ring from his house and was shy in payments. Ricketts told the jeweler that he didn't see how he could aid hint iu forcing the xlnc picker to make good; that the public printer insisted on employes paying for grub and house rent and necessaries, but that $20u diamond rings didn't exactly come under the bead of necessities. However, Mr. Ricketts agreed that he would bring tbe matter to the printers attention and see what could be done. This pleased the jeweler and hs thought it a good time to turn a trick, so he in a very careful way suggested that If the foreman of printing would 'stand In with him in bringing his customers to the rack that a valuable sparkler in bis shirt front would cost him nothing. Mr. Ricketts looked at the fellow a moment, eyeing him from head to foot, and pointing to the door, told him to get out and get quick, that if he ever dared finer that office again, unless on official liitvinens, there would be a hack party at bis house. enced, One of Kentucky's representatives says the darkies in his neck o the woods are of the opinion that better times are in store for them, and that some of them are beginning to think they are the superior race. "A negro Is a funny being at best, says tbe lawmaker, and a Louisville darky is credited with this hymn: We're nearer to the Lord Dan de white folks jin' dey knows it; See the Glory Gates unbarred; Walk up, gemmen, pasa de guard; Bet a dollar he dont close it. Walk np, gemmen, thro de gate; Hark, de colored angels holler; Go way, white folks, youre too late. Were de wlnnin ccdor; wait Till de trumpet sounds to toller. Hallelujah, thanks and praise; Long ernuff weve borne our crosses; Now we is de sperior. race, Wese gwine to lleabea Tor de TRANSPORTATION. ASK ME ABOUT YOUR HOUDAY TRIP It rou are going anywhere east of tbe Rockies to spend Christ, mas or New Year's, writs me today telling the place you wish to reach and about how long you will want to stay. 1 will tu you the best routes to take, what the ratee will be, and give you some helpful information about tralna, connections, stopovers, eta R- - 25 to 50 s 3 Why dont you go to work? am workin, Im n collat- Goodley Beggsr-- rl or o rare coins. Goodley But a nickel la not n rare coin. Beggar It la to me. Philadelphia Ledger. If evbody worked as hahd, said Uncle Eben, holdin down a situation aa dey does gettin it, dar woukln he no business dnt wasn well run. ' Washington Star. 1 other Eastern polnta via col-lar- a. WE DO NOT tear out buttonholes. WE DO wash colored goods and woolsna In Diatllled water.. Art wa laundering your lin- OouncU OGDElf STEAM Denver, Kansas City aai g -- a,a uanat dally .....3:41 A Na Li Overland Limited from Daily 3 3 Trains u W can save you money. Write C. F. WARREN, General Agent, Na 411 Dooley Block, Salt Lake City. Omaha Cornell ZvZ Blaffa Kaime City, Dam rer and all palate mat o ss dally si 1:69 am Na 101 Fast Mall.. ttp 8:99 CIA. HENRY, Ttcfcet Agsni Jfc B. MOBHLKY, Snav. Pasa AgmC OgdaaUtah. ; : East of the Read Hotel. Both Phones 174, THE OREGON SHORT CARD. UNI TOCO 19, 11044 (Jana DEPART! Na V Butte and Portland.. II: 06 A Na 0 Pocatello, Montpelif nnd Butt 8A 11 Cache Valley V:1S p.m Invest In a pleco of anlmproved land! Na 12 SskLnko sndTlntta 16:45 Na In Weber Cauntyl Na I Salt Lake and inter7:16 mediate points Adjoining Improved farmof Half mil from R. R. Station No. 9 Salt Lake, Proro, Milford and ail Right next to Irrigation Canal? 9:19 $A sooth ...,. ,,... Providing you can buy an monthly Na 19 Salt Laks and later-paymantaf 9:19 pja Say $10 or 915 or $20 per month! asdlais points Or quarterly? 4 Na 919 ass Or annual paymonta ARRIVE: And no Interest? S:S9 Na 1 Salt Laks And no tarns? Na 9 Butts nnd Poentsllo Th owner to pay taxes and torn Bxprsss ai,.,,i,,,U.4l OBL tinu to use th land until It la tolly Ka 11 SdtLske nnd Tintle I H Na 7, Salt Laks and MIL paid tor? ana ford ... Na 8 Salt Lake and in tarmadiita points 8:89 am Na 8 Portland nnd Butt.. T:99 Na 19 Butt and Focntslio 9: Na 12 Csch Valley 19:88 am Said place of land will coat you Trains south per aero. Bnndsya 9400 for 20 acraa C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent $800 for 40 lerta, A. &4 MOSELEY, $1,200 for 61) sere Trav. Pass. Agent Ogden, Utah. IX & BURLEY, O. Address or CaW i 8alt Lako City. WILL YOU ill .,.. -- ' pa fJt - If So Na 8 Atlantis Mall all points East ..., Na 12, Belt Lake local . ..Mqaa Na 2. Chlcsga BL Loulsum- ttad ISOIIS so M996O9R0ROS Mitel Na 4, Atlantis Exprssa IJ9ktib points East ARRIVE DAILY. Na 5, Pacific Mall, Salt Laka 1EAS.A and nil points Bait Na 1, Chicago and SC Louis . . . , 9id9 A A limited ...... Nc. 11, Local from Park City and San Pots Valley 7:6tpA Na 8, Pacific Express from all points East .12:611 Through sleeping ears to Qmtia Chicago nnd BL Louis, New York ml Boston. Fret reclining hbalr earn i perfaet dining car service on if through tralna C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent; Ofta. L A. BENTON, Gaa AfsLFeJ)t Salt Lake City, B. GILSON, Aimt Ogdaa R. O. W. TIME CARD IN JUNE 8TH, 1804. DEPART DAILY. a tk TIME TABLE P.6T.A, HUNTER & KLANEDY Room 6, First National Ban Utah Building, Ogden, The (My Deebie-Trac- Dolls Have eight moveable joints and most beau-tifu- ! dresses J. D. K. Cork Stuffed, no fc thi Kill sari Railway betweea River and Chicafs. The Overlandl Limited Ike Saw- Most Laxmtoss Trail iatheWsrid Compartment and drawing -- room sleeping cars, observation cars, din and library tag cars, rs cars, with barber, bath and Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without I change. Direct connection lor buffet-smoki- ng dust to come out. Book-love- The Flora-Dor- a Beautiful Doll 1Vltc. rewvatioira. mi fun ran bt obtained from C A. Walker, CiiiC2go & San Pedro, Los Angeles Salt Lake R. R. Co. Gmer.1 Atent. M-Weste- m Ry. 38 Weft Second Smith St.. Atlaj Bids., nwis Salt Lake City, Utah. MlAJ.MLlllUAiffiW 0 and Dspet, Third, West and South TampM Lako Cttfr Sts, Salt EPART. For Proro, LehL Fairfield tr J aud Mercur. connecting at Nepal for Hand and Intermediate petals Sanpete Valls Hr.... &00affl For tiarflald BwX Tou ela Stoentoa Mammoth, Enrakn ana tiil war City (via laamlas- - tea StPacla&dfiinneapolis 0 . Omaha LAUNDRY DONT FAIL TO SEE THEM. Mechanical Dolls that walk Bluffs, If net you ara losing mom Rag dolls, representing Foxy Grand Pa, Yellow Kid, Policeman, and aQ Speaking their own languages. Knock about dolls they don't break. KID BODIED DOLLS Effective Jan 18, UOd. DEPART: Na 9 Mall and Express... ;Mui Na 8 Overland toe Omaha, OoonaU Blufta Denver, Kansas City and 1:49 Ait dally Na 4 Atlantis Express tor Dearer, Omaha Council Bluffy Kansas City and all points east, drift M 4aS Paelfle Express (roes Can be dressed and undressed. They can sit down TIME CARD. en? I DOLLS Talk That our or All Languages, That Walk, Sleep Stand, A Most beautiful line of toCT0S ta Per Cent of your linen bill Interest you? The high grad mochlnory and modern methods of the Ogden Steam Laundry will V add from 29 per cant to 60 y par cent to th lif of your BJr linen. WE DO NOT use Injurious cleansing agents. WE DO NOT crack tha ST, Salt Lake City, Cheap Rates to St. Louis a Saving of Will F, NE5LEN, Qsnsrnl Agsn 79 W. SECOND SOUTH bosses.' brain-befuddle- d LIVESTOCK. 29. Cattle Receipts Steady; good to prime steers 6.0007.30; poor to e tedium 4.6005.80; Stockers and feeders 1.7504.20; cows 1.7504.00; heifers 1.8006.35; canners 1.4Q02J5; bulls 2.0004.20; calves 3.00 Chicago, AND (Washington Times. Cash quotations were as follows: EXCHANGE. 47 ABOUT CONGRESSMEN MONEY, 21-IO- Ophlr 235 Overman 14 Savage 34 Sag Belcher I Sierra Nevada Silver Hill 61 Crown Point 18 Union Con. 58 Utah Con. 8 Exchequer 48 Gould A Currie 24 Yellow Jacket 18 dulL Nor. 46 Chal. Con. 18 Chollar IS Confidence 85 Con. Gala. A Va. g New York. 12 Andes 25 NOVEMBER WEDNESDAY MORNING, cot-o- u . :J5 a tfi For Flora, Amsrleaa Turk, LaU. Juab, MU far mML CaUsntos tad Intermediate points &05 p fl ARRIVE. From Prova Amanane MO tort, LsU, Josh lord, Frisco, Csliaatao nnd intermediate saints 9:45 $ fit ITom Prora, LahL toi field, Mercur and Sen-pat- e Valley Ry. points. 5:35 0 01 From ttuvar GUy, Mammoth, Baraka gti-- 8Tr , Uosneid and Tooele Bsmk ........... ..... fi m ALL TRAINS DAikf. Daily Pullman Buffet tueeplfif (V Berries betweea Bait Laka Muhkj Modena and Cal lea ten Dlroet step u eim Lections for ail timing districts sonthsrn Utah and Havana. City Tmhot Offlea, 801 Mam Xai ISA For pnrilcalan. call on orST A A egaita- - Sail UM HontA |