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Show TTnIXG, THE MORNING EXAMINER OGDEN, UTAH, .102 Erie prior lien 4s . 92 Erie General 4i Fort Won h ft Denver City 1st 108 WALL .111 UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY. Hocking Valley 4 .103 Lou. ft Nash, unified 4s .105 Manhattau con. gold OGDEN, UTAH. . 75 Mexican Central 4s AND President Mexican Central 1st Inc . 24 John E. Dooly . 97 Horace E. Pnery Minn, ft St. Louis 4 Cashier Mis., Kaunas ft Texas 4s .100 Ralph E. Hoag Mis., Kansas ft Texas 2nds... . 86 DOMESTIC 8e.'la FOREIGN and National K. K. of Mex. con.- - 4s. . 81 drift on all points. . .101 N. Y. Central gen. 3 .13$ N. J. Central gen. Cs PAYS interest on time de Northern Pacific 4s .105 EARN RAILROAD OF REPORTS POSITS. . 75 Non hern Pacific 3s INGS FOR OCTOBER SHOWED .101 consol Nor. Western ft 4s... CONDITHE PROSPEROUS l.OSffl.W; No 1 northern O. S. L. 4s ft Partic. . . . . . No. .103 herd a TION IN SOUTHERN l.lAttl.M: No. 1 nunhvru l.OstJl.la; No. .102 Penn. conv. 3 s SECTIONS. prills 1.68 Lli .103 Reading General 4 CHICAGO PRODUCE. St. Louis ft 1. M. consul 6s...116 ToEaeier Money Was Questionably St. Louis ft San Fran. fg. 4. . . 89 Dec. I Chine: . 97 day Following Enormous Shifting St. Louis S'western Isis 1 1.VS Dev. May Wheel Loans Which Was Caused by 8u . 4a Air latte Seaboard Mi July 4 S4NbI-2- : Yeeterday'a Payment of Jmii. 44 1 Ufa 4a M, Southern Pacific 4s . 93 Iom-U- N1. ' $24,000,000 on ft. P. PreMay 1 Oaie Dec. S .119 Southern Railway 5s 31 ferred Stock. .119 MsV Pork-D- ee. 11.50; Jen. 137 Texas and Pacific Isis Tetnl Dec. S.K; Jen. 7.lMU7.Ui L3; My Toledo, St. I ft Western 4a... . 83 Tlie market v.jn. New York, Dec. .106 Union Pacific 4s... ... Rlhs Jen. 4.IS; Mey 4.15; July showed rather less vigor anil animation .113 TMi 77. Pacific conv. 4a Union than for annie time past, the dealings Klnx 1.31. .... . 92 U. S. Steel 2nd 5s.. Timothy t.Ti. .117 showing a considerable falling off from 1st Wabash 12.lttiil2.fi, Clover' But the acute those of yesterday. . 68 3kttuL Deb. B Wabash Barley weakness with which the market closed Wheelinfi ft Lake Erie 4s.... . 93 . 92 yesterday was dissipated. The lack of KANSAS C1TT LIVESTOCK. Wisconsin Central 4s a was weakness . 86 explanation for that C. F. and 1. ....... disCsltle-Recela had pis cause of some disquiet and Kansas City, Dec. t MU. Steady; native alee re XinUkSS; vowa couraging effect on large speculative Iend and feed-r- e heifers 1.6uji5.0u; comments. There was no considerable SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. ftOMiZ-M- ; .5W4.2i: weeiern ealvrs J.u0ti4.7B; western cows l.aefl.SO. recovery In prices outside a few steers 1 ol bulk toss Receipts .). Steady; special stocks, and the strength 4.&Vu 4.711; sales 4.1fr4.iie; heavy packers reTODAY'S QUOTATIONS. was shocks of picked .4Mi4.tu; pigs and light IWilA the to sustain device LUO. Market aa steady; largely Sheep Heeeipia garded lambs 4 Uenl.ijA; range tutiiS; ewes rest of the market. Southern trunk muttons towel.. lines were the conspicuous figures to- wethers 4.uUh4.0; day. and especially the Louisville and CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. Nashville group. The United States Steel stocks end Amalgamated Copper Chicago. Dec! 1 Cat lie Kercipl a J.W0. mails good recoveries from the earl? Steady to elrong; good to choice atcer iKMir to medium 3.7Ti4jb.tb; mock, pressure which was quite general, and 4.infj7.3b; era end feeders I.UW4.: cows anil heifnews of metal market conditions were ers L3.eut.ui; bulls LMM4.2U; calves ISUp Xi0ti4.10. highly favorable. It was thought the 7.0'; weeiern steers 3U.0UM. Sc higher; mixed Hogs Receipts arbitrators award In the percentage of and 4.4Sm4.7ii; good in clinics butchers to the allowed he to 4 largest heavy tonnage rough heavy 4 independent producers of steel rails light 4.3il4.4U; bulk of sales 4.SDfr4 0t. strung; Sheep Receipts t.Stl Mlteep had been made and that prices of atecl lumhs steady; good to clioii-- wethers 4.M raila would be maintained. Movement fT4.W; fair to cliolre mixed xbrntLX; west, ern sheep 3.0uMb.W; native lambs a whole were common place. western lambs shorn lambs of railroad earnings for October g.1; l5uff7.2L showed the prosperous condition in the Southern sections. The PennsylOMAHA LIVESTOCK. vania's net Increase of October was Omaha, Dec. I Cat He Receipts I.IW. seen to lie almost wholly due to reducto elrong; native steers Market tion of operating expenses on lines l.iS4rt.35; cows and heifers west both east and west of Pittsburg aud ern steers 1.9(434.70: range rows XSOfiXV): of business stockcra feeders and .7hi!.ll; Erie. ITie reported growth tn N.: calves 3.UllfjS.Sv; bulls and stags which had led to rescinding the re- tUW3.MiL trenchment plana of the company with llogs-- r Receipts k,0a(l. Market Sc higher: heavy 4.45f4.5T: mixed 4.4bW4.SU; light presumable expansion again of operat4 4fci4Aa; pigs 4.UUf14U; bulkif gales 4.154 ing cost had no reflection In the state- $4.Mi MOL ment. Many of the dormant railroad tuiecp Receipts Rleady; wsatern 4.3Kfj4.75; wethers 4.0H.tii: stocks which were awakened Into aud-de- n. yearlings X.NS41 4.tu; common and Stockers 3.51) animation yesterday aa suddenly ewes ft4.lv; lurnba Luuu.uol relapsed today into total neglect. folMoney was quo tab ly easier today U. 8. refund. 2s, reg 104 lowing enormous shifting of loans Atchison adjustment Is 94 which was caused by yesterdays payBaltimore ft Ohio 3 s 96 ment of $24,000,000 on account of the Central of Georgia 1st Inc 92 Southern Pacific preferred stock. The final transactions of the day were the most active and showed the greatest CHICAGO FUTURES, strength, the closing being firm. Bonds were irregular. Total sales The Leading Future Ranged aa par value, $0,100,000. STREET Vice-Preside- lltU .. 2 it person are under the impression that a looking gls.ss must be a better re12 flector tbau paper or whitewashed surface because with luoklug glasa a strong shadow can be cast, while from a dead surface no heavy shadow la obtained. The reason Is not so much that the reflected light Is less from tbs dead 4 surface, but that the reflection la concentrated In the case of the looking glass. With paper or whitewash It pro14 ceeds from a vast number itt points New York Newi. 2.-- ' 7-- 8 1-- 1 7-- S 5-- 6 38 5-- Carton ilrtrilMiorata 8 of the Japanese tradesmsu lu the smaller towns of Nippon hsvs a curious way of advertising their busiBorne 5--8 3-- 4 ness. On their right forearm they tattoo figures the shoemaker a shoe, the woodcutter an ax, the butcher a cleaver. Underneath these emblems are such inscriptions as I do my work modestly aud cheaply. and 1 am as good at my trade as most of my fellow." When they are looking for work they hare their arms and walk about the streets. 3-- 4 2 1-- 4 8 3-- 4 1-- 2 5-- 8 3 2 34 The Pratt. hg aa The people of Burnts believe that the ruby is a kind of fruit which will ripen if you give It time. They say that most rubles do not ripen simply because they are not allowed to do so. If you want to "rlpou" the ruby In your rjng, according to the Burmeee idea, yon must take your ring aud lay it lu the sun for one month without disturbing it at alL and at the end of that time It will be ripe" and good It waa the meeting of the Christian Endeavor society. Near the close ths leader suggested that each one should tell what part of tbc Bible be read the most and give the reason. The last eue to speak was a lad who aid, with a little hesitation, that he read the first chapter of Uenesla mors than any others. A look of surprise and curiosity was manifest In all the listeners as ha went on to give his reason. You see I always resolve every new year that I will begin and read the Bible through, hut I never get very far, and of course I always have to make a new beginning-- " , e e Her 8 DUN'S REVIEW. Dun's Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will say: Holiday goods are moving freely and - ' In staple lines there is more activity, even the products that are between seasons finding a fklr market. Packing and shipping departments are Increasing forces and therefore congestion at several points indicates that the growth of business has over-taxe- d Earnings of all railway facilities. roads reporting for November show an average gain of 2.1 per cent Weather conditions have been good and enabled distribution of heavy wearing apparel and also accelerated the marketing of new corn, but there Is not suffldent moisture for winter wheat or coke production. A record breeding yield of cotton Is bringing prices nearer the point at which normal consumption may he resumed although there Is still much idle machinery at Fall River. Other manufacturing news is most gratifying. Structural work Increases and car shops are crowded with orders while many Ideal steel mills have resumed. Foreign commeroe at this port for the last week shows an Increase of $2,304,393 in value of Imports as compared with last year and a lots of $2,035,171 In exporta. Increased offerings of native steers at 14 cents by Chicago packers tends to weaken the tone of the hide market, -- although branded verities were firmly held and a large advance occurred in foreign dry hides. Leather Is stronger, with a bet ter movement of sole and all upper leather is higher except glazed kid. A most sensational hdvance of four cents occurred In the local market for calf skins. Commercial failures this week In the United States are 205 against 204 last week and 217 last year. In Canada 2i against 39 last week and 23 last year. BRADSTREETS REVIEW. New York. Dec. 2. Bradstreeia tomorrow will say: Developments have been mainly favorable Cooler weather has helped retail trade, stimulated from jobbers and improved collections except in portions of the South whore holding of cotton is reported. Heavy drygoods, clothing, shoes, groceries and hardware note relatively most activity. Holiday trade was opened well and promisee a very large aggregate. Breaks in raw material have tended to unsettle cotton goods, including sellers toward conservatism, and prints have been reduced at leading market a All usual measures of trade volume jwrmlt of a heavy turn over proceeding. Failures are fewer In number and In liabilities the lightest in any month, ; but one of 1904. In woollen goods the feature Is the very high price tor the raw material, which Is In scant supply and firmly held at the highest prices for two years past. SAN FRANCISCO Cash quotations war as follows: Flour Steady. Wheat No. 3 spring, 1.0801.15.. No. 1. 1.0301.13. No. 2 red, 1.1001.13. Corn No. 2, 48',. No. 1 yellow, 60 Oat No. 2, 29. No. 2 white, 220. No. 2 white, 80 2, 73075. Rye-- No. Barley Good feeding, 38. Fair to choice malting, 43045. Flax Seed No. 1, 1.13. No. 1 Northwestern, 1.21. Mess Pork Per bbl., 11.506 55. laird, per 100 lbs., 7.00, Short riba sides (loose), 6. 63'. 6 75. Short clear aide (boxed,) 6.87 r. 7.00. Whiskey Bis is of high wines, 1.21 Clover-Cont- ract Grade, $12.50. ARTICLES WOOL. Deo. and western medium flue 2. yiTOTT 17; Wool, nominal; ter. mediums 21A33: fine 117. IPAcmdii timecard. Effective June 19, 1904. DEPART: Ma Mall and Express... C:36 ft No. 3 Overland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City and 1:00 ft m daily No, 6 Atlantia Exprsaa for Denver, Omaha, Counc'l Bluffs, Kanaaa City and all Points east, 7:1 pm et AS!? USE ABOUT dailV..... YOUR HOLIDAY TRIP 4a 3 Pacific Kxprasa from Go ascii Bluffs, Omaha, Denver, Kansas City east daily No. L Overland nil nltv4 Na 101 Fast Mall , m. 3:4$ from Omaha, Connell Bluffs, Kansas City, Dam var and all points easL d11? i:50 If you are going anywhe r east of the Rockies to spend Christ, max 0r New Years, writs me today telling the place you wish to reach and about bow long you will want to stay. I will tell you the best routes to taka, what the rates will be, and glvs you some helpful information about Inina, connections, overs, etc. ft is. S:vtf p. m a A. HENRI, ; A. H ilekat Agent . MUtJtCLKT, Wav. Pass. Agent. Ogdao, Utah. Cheap Rates to St. Louis R. F. NESLEN, General Agtn other Eastern points, vln 71 W. SECOND SOUTH ST, Salt Lake City, . S' end Rye, bu., Receipts 18 200 62 000 . ... .... 381 700 125 100 5 000 men! 18 116 403 106 a 300 500 SwNDtWJfl : Cut Rates East For the Holidays 115 StlARHANS a Svrlaaa Matter. She Are your intentions toward the widow serkiusT He-U- h, very. I am going, if possible, to get out of marrying her. IMmtrated Bits. TICKET OFFICE THS CAROL WILL YOU Invest In a piece ef unimproved fandf In Wabar County! Adjoining Improved farms? Half mile from RR. Station? Right next to Irrigctian Canal? Providing you can buy on monthly paymantc? Say 10 or $1$ or 820 par month? Or quarterly? Or annual payments. And no Internet? And ne taxes? Th owner tv pay taxes and aa tlnue to us the land until H Is tally paid tar? Vra SHORT UNB TIMa OREGON (June tSee ..... ...... ...28:48 ..... DOLLS That Talk Walk That Languages. Sleep or Stand. our All A Most beautiful line of 104 3 130 1 131 Iu5 106 102 94 99 1 a j The Only DeaMrTtacfc 2 96 4 Ill C. C. C. ft 8t. Louis gen 4s.. list 84 Chicago Terminal 4s CHICAGO CASH WHEAT. 85 Consolidated Tobacco 4s GMc.-iru-. 8!) Colorado ft Southern 4s Dec. No. 2 red 1 ; No. I red No. 2 hard Lui Denver $ Hie Rio Grande 4s.,.. 101 ality. - DreSSed DollS DON'T FAIL 1-- 2 4 3-- 1- -. 3-- 4 2-- 4 Sl-U- 2 lim- , a a. ...3:15 a TIME TABLE H3ve eight moveable mod beau- - The Meat Luxnrhas TrMa la (be Wertd Compartment and drawing room Mechanical Doll that walk J. D. K. Cork Stuffed, no Saw- sleeping can, observation can, dm end library big cars, cars, with barber, bath and Book lovers Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without change. Direct connection for buffet-smoki- dust to come out TO SEE THEM. Z. C. M. I The Tickets, mmatloM, an full r,A be nfeulii! fnn C. A. Walker, Geicrjl Agent, a Beautiful Doll ni By. Chicago & I M Wt 5 era i4 hetli SC, Atloe BU,, Rorlh-Westo- I Nwr.o Mt Tr Lake City, Utak. Ameriean Fork, LahL naft MB lord, Ittooft Callantaa and tatnrmsdlnto potato p 0 ARRIVE. From Fori. Prova LahL amanat Jnnb MU-- ford, Frieoft CftUentas rad tatarroadtato potato p45 1 From Prova LaU, Fn e old. Marrur and Valito By- - pototo. &35 p O 0 I Ban-pet- fcYsm ng 'aslasdMicssspGlis Flora-Dor- and Depot, Titlrft Waal and South to Sait Lake Cife SEPART. For Prova LehL TnlritoU aud Mercar. connecting at Naphl for Mantt aa4 tntermedlete potato cd Bra pots Valltx By.... &00 2 O Far iarfield Beach. Too-olStockton. Moor moth. Soroka one dBvar City (Tin Lnamtag7.15 8 18 ton tnl'Olia For Prova Overland! Limited jntym! San Pedro, Los Angeles Salt Lake R. R. Co. ft Ictaeaa The Rag dolly, representing Foxy Grsnd Pa, Yellow Kid, Policeman, and all nationSpeaking their own languages. Knock about dolls they don't break. KID BODIED DOLLS Rafiway the MUwari River and CUcaga 4 5-- 8 U3 90 ls 1H7 l-92 Chirago ft 100 Chicago, B. ft Q. new 4 110 Chlo, M. ft Bt, Paul gen. 4s Chic, ft Northwestern con. 7a.. 118 Pac R. R. 4s.... 81 Chic., R. L Chic, R , I. ft Pac: R. R. col. 5s 94 They can sit down 1 5-- 8 8:18 I a Can be dressed and undressed. NEW YORK BONDS. 1- ,. local 8t Louis n 000 400 9 200 l4 104 a. 12, 8alt Lake 3, Chlcaga o-s- i 104 potato lift 4, Atlantic Express, all Potato Beat 7:0$ a ft ARRIVE DAILY. pja. Na 5, Pacific Mail, Salt Lake and aU points East 11:41 a ft a Na 1, Chicago and 8t Louto pu limited ,3:40 ft ft ftm. Nt. II, Local from Park City Pat Valley 7:Myift BA and8, Ban N, Padfta Expreaa from all potato East 12:85 a ft Through alaaptag cars to Omata fua Chicago and Bt. Louii, Naw York III Free reclining chair earn I Boston, pjft cor aarvlca, on IB perfect dining ft through trelno. A. HENRY, Ticket Agrot, Ogd ft pita A. RENTON, Gan. ALFC-Salt LakaCRy. Aft A B. GILSON, dgent Ogdm. R. G. W. TIME CARD IK KITECXi JUNE 8TH. 1904. ftta DEPART DAILY. DEPART: Nft ? Butte sod Portland. .13:05 Na 9 Pocatello, Montpelier 2:25 aud Butt 7:15 Na 11 Cache Tolley Na 12 SaltLaka andTlnUe 10:45 Na 8 Bait Lake sad inter7:18 mediate points Na 8 Bait Lakft Provo, Milford aid ..... south 8:2$ Na IB Salt Lake and la toes mediate potato 8:8$ 8:28 Na4 ... ARRIVE: Nft I Balt Lake 1:88 No. 9 Butt and FaeataUo Bxpreoa No. 12 BcitLeke and Ttatla Na 7 Balt Lake and Mil.Xh:20 ... ford Na 8 Balt Lake and Intermediate potato 8:00 ftta Na 8 Portland and Bntte.. 7:00 am. Na IB Butte and Focataiio 0:00 p.ta 10:80 on. Na IB Cache Valley Trains south ,.... r Na Na Na 19. 10044 8 If So Na I Atlantic Mall all East ited Flaw. The Thomas Jefferson invented the modHEALY HOUSE, Opp. Depot ! ern plow. There were plows, of course, PHONE BELL 161Z. iboueautls of years before the time of MEMEB AMERICAN TICKET BROKold place f land will coal yao ru the Sage of MonticeUo, but he first ERS ASSOCIATION. aero. par gild dewn the mathematical principle 1400 for SOacfWft (bat underlie the construction of the $800 tor 40 versa t plow aud so enabled any blacksmith to $1,200 for ) icreftT N make eue. A plow consists of twe Sunday. MONEY LOANED A. HENRY, Tleket Agent wedges, a cuffing and a lifting wedge; SALARIED PEOPLE A. . MOSELEY, and Jefieresa die oo owned aud enuaeist-c- d Call m Address or . Trmv. Pise. Agent re-.'each Loans. Estate Chattel and the Real of and the proportion Ogden, Utah, Sarahs quid, eonfldontlal and lions eooh bore to the ether. Before HUN rER & KENNEDY C. BURLEY, O. P. ft T. A private. No commission. ills day no two smiths mafia plow Salt Lake Uty. WESTERN BROKERAGE CD. uliks. Now they are sH made In acRoom 6, First National Bank 634-323-- 4 Bedes TboM Bldg : formula i cordance jbematlcal Utah Building Ogden 11612 c. Inc.... Daily m3 you money. Write CL F. WARREN, General Agent, Na 411 Dooley Block, Balt Lake City. . Naaaerras. Investigator I understand the relative are disputing over the will. What is the principal bone of contention T Friend of the Family Bone? Great Scott; mister! He left 200, 0U0 of em. Chicago Tribune. Justice 114 Andes 24 Belcher 23 Lady Wash. Con. Best and Belcher 1 125 Nevada 78 Bullion 21 Occidental Con. 26( Caledonia 44 Chal. Con. 15 Ophlr 11 Overman 18 Chollar 17 Confidence 85 Queen 30 Con. Cola. end YaSonrplon 6 190 Sag Belcher 50 Sierra Nevada 60 Crown Point 13 , Silver Hill 62 Exchequer 45 Gould ft Currie 24 Standard 8 Hale and Korcrose Union Con. 17 3 Trains W con save 8'M) 63 800 Barley, bu On the Produce Exchange today, tin; butler market waa steady. Creamery 1 6 25 c. Dairy 16 Cheese-Stea- dy, Freeo. tales CfittE a AND SHIPMENTS, Ship- - Articles Flour, bbls Wheat, bu Corn, bit Oats, bu when I married you." Well." replied her unsympathetic that's true enough. You husband, Werent a chicken, were you?" No, I was a goose. Philadelphia MINING STOCKS. The closing quotations were posted as follows: 1-- bteady; p'NiofflS The Impudence of that yoong brother of mine!" exclaimed Mrs. Nagger. He Just told nte I was no chicken 3--k. Mfc. Hsr. - rrtlnr vranulated Tntlig The economical young man took his razor to one of the beat barbers in town to be boned. Returning to get 1L he (bond it ready for him. "I'll warrant that edge," said the barber. It docs look pretty sharp," said ths man, and he began to feel of the edge with his thumb. But I wont warrant it if yon do Its th that," declared tbo bnrbek worst thing yon could possibly da You might better cut your nails with it than run your finger acmes ths edge qnce, or sliave with it for a mouth. There's nothing like knowing a thing or two," the barber added. Ezchanga Saar. U. 8. refund. 2s regfs U, 8. refund. 2s, coupon U. 8. 8a registered ' MONET AND EXCHANGE. U. 8. 8s, coupon New York. Dec. I. Money on call . U. 8. new 4s, registered 4 par cent. Time loans Arm; sixty day U. 8. new 4s, coupon and six months 4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4fH 14 per cent U. 8. old 4s, registered exchange steady; bankers Mils U. 8. old 4s, coupon 4 ftMMj4.M for demand; 4.W7bft4.MM for Atchison general 4s sixty day bills; posted rates 4.44 3 and Atchison adjust. 4s 4.iq Commercial Mils 4.33 13. Bar silver, M Atlantic Coast Line 4s Mexican dollars. 7 Baltimore ft Ohio 4s Baltimore ft Ohio 3 s SUGAR. Central of Georgia 6a F"ssr: Paw, Arm Centnl of Georgia 1st fvuew HrrZk 4P1; 14; cenlrifiigsl 9 test. Chesapeake ft Ohio 4 4; tnolasnes sugar 4c; rellned firm: crush. Alton 3 No. 7 Rio S Pint tsety. "My dear," laid Mr. Cubbag to his wife, who was dangerously ill, "Mrs. Kickshaw in downstairs and wants to nee you." "What ban nhn get on!" asked ths dying woman feebly. Aseirat Frcamatlra of the Dead. Herodotus gives a good description of ths manner in which the early Ethiopians preserved their dead. Having thoroughly dried the corpse, they plastered It over with a paste made of gypsum and then painted the face and exposed parts so as to make them look aa natural as possible. Dead bodies served in this manner remained intact for hundreds of yean. - . 1-- 2 New to eat. Rraltog lk Bible. Re-jio- rtj York, Dec. 2. long now before It turns gray. 1-- 361-1.7- h fyltefal. Old girl I don't like the color of my hair. Miss Touugthiug Don't let that bother you, my dear. It cant l Mis 1-- 4 atie-kcr- ' "Mr. Ilardup must have used a great . teal of flattery to win the heiress." No; he simply told her the truth." Indeed? "Yes; he said be couldn't live without her. 2 3-- t: 8, 1904. TntL Th Light. A dead white surface has decided advantages for reflecting light over a looking glass or a bright sui face. Good white blotting paper reflect back 82 Many per cent of the light cast uion 2 l-- SUBKETS Of THE krlfrtw Utah National Bank DECEMBER Tooele nuvar Uty, fuck and Mam- - Garfield 5:35 p is ALL TRAINS OAH.V. Doily Pullman Buffet Btsspui Bmwi betwera Balt Modena, and Caliaaiaa. cunLecuou lor nu liming dinnev ouuorn Utah had Havana 1 Mam Uty Ttohec Offlca TnL 85ft For partlealan. caU on cr - to, Belt Uk MOORE, District Rontft I Fiaapf ' Gen. Paft Au J V. ft. GILLETT, |