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Show TBE MORNING EXAMINED nU)EX, UTAH. WEDNESDAY MORNING, Corn No. BUSINESS CHANCE IBID EX- AT THE STOCK WAS BUT A NOMINAL AFFAIR. Railroad Terminal Projects Give dence of Confidence in Future Asst Cashier northern 2 spring lt)3 11 The slock rxitauigc rtemnotl InuoueciS l tolar atter the three days' holiday wl'h only a Unpaid interest, and 1 lie market was a nominal affair. This was in accordance and the same stale with of affairs Is expected to endure through the week. The tightness of tlie money market which la usually a feature of this time of the year ia entirely lacking at the pivseni and liie rates for limn mouer today were lower. The in i'll money market is due to tlie extremely quiet eprculutlun in stocks. There ai besides some coming reqinremenu beyond the end of the wsek whkli probably have to do with t be dnsira to maintain quiet conditions. In foreign money centres the event uf confidence seems to be the forthcoming Russiaa loan which is expected to lie offered in Berlin and Paris toward the end of January and which is expected to delay the easing effect of the influx of funds following tho annual settlement!. It in suspected Unit some of the large capital flotations by American railroads which are to be used in funding large temporary Indebtedness will limn be not far distant. Whila the stock market was but little more active today than during the dull session of last Friday, the tone was strong. This was in soordanre with the tenor of the news, which was generally favorable. The elaborate terminal projects of the New Your Central in New York and the report of a heavy outlay bv the Pennsylvania for the mme purpose in Chicago aeemed to be Impressive to sentiment as evidence of confidence in the railroad world for the iiermauence of prosperous conditions. The crippling of the wtra service by the storm aggravated the dullness of business. The day's advances were held well until the dosing, which was dull and firm. Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value $4,440,000. United Slates bond were unchanged oa call. exMS-taiioi- Wheat-D- ec. CLOSE. Clnee: Mav 1141-205-- 8: . 89 July Corn-D- 361-- ec. Jan. 2; 43 7--8; 29 Date-D- ec. July 315-8-. Pork Dec. May 12.87 Lard May Jan. 11.35; 315-8- ; 12.571-- Jan. Dec. 6.75; Ribs Jau. 6.75; Jul, Na 2; 2. 6.87 May 2; 7.12 6.471-2- 6.871-2- . Mav ; Na 1 northwestern Prime Timothy seed . 2. Lnrd Short STD- Chicago. Drc. 27. Cal tie Receipts Steady; native steers 3.8506.60; Blockers ami feeders 2.2004.25; cows and lieirera 1.3505.00; bulls 2. 00 4.00; calves 3.5006.50. HOGS Receipts 10.000. Be higher; mixed and butchers 4.3504.60; heavy 4.5504.65; light 4.2504.47 SHEEP Receipt wethers 15,000; 3.5004.20; western sheep 3.0005.15; western Iambi 5.0006.75. 3.0C0. OMAHA LIVESTOCK. Omaha, I)ee, 27. Cattle Receipts 14.000. Stronger; native steers 3.000 6.20; cows and heifers 2.4004.25; western steer, 8.0004.65; Mockers and feeders 2.2508.90; calves 2.5005.50. HOGS Reeel ids 3,300. Market Me mixed 4.50 higher; heavy 4.5004.52 04.521-2- ; 4.52 light pigs 1-- 2; 4.UO04.5O. SHKKP Receipts 1.000. Mai kit stronger; western yearlings 4.9005.35: wethers 4.8005.25;' ewes 3.85 4.50. KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. HOGS-i-Recei- 1-- pts 4.50. 8. METALS. WOOL FIRM. S' New York. Dec. market pounds, pounds. 27. The London tin was firm. Spot closed at 133 12s 6I and futures at BIS The local market was quiet at 293002960. Cupper was firm abroad with spot closing at 67. 5s and future at 67.10s. Locally a better demand was noted. 4 LITTLE UNSOLD MATERIAL LEFT Boston. Dec. 27. Despite the fact that the wool market remains quiet, the COPPER AND LEAD. fiippiy of unsold material available haa seldom been so small as at present. New York, Doc. 27. Copper firm, Quotation: Territory Idaho floe 18', 18 Lead qniot and unchanged. 19: heavy flue 16017; fine medium 18V4019; medium 22023; low medium WOOL 23024. Wyoming fine 1714018; heavy line, St. Louis, Dec. 27. Wool nominal;' 15016; fine medium 17018; medium 23 territory sad western mediums 2122; 024. flaw medium 17018; fine 16117. Utah and Neva la fine 17018; heavy fine 15016: medium 17018 fine; SUGAR. medium 22023; low medium 23024. t ,1 I I 481-- 4. Boston, Dec. 27. General business In the wool market la dull, but the tone is firm for practically all grade. The mill have now taken in a large amount of wool, aome having enough to satis, fv demands until the new clip arrives. A batter call for the fleece wools is noted although tlie higher price a'Aid by some holders prevent sole. 3 New York, Dec. Sugar: Raw quiet, fair refining rentrffugnl 8 teat 4 molawes sugar 4 Refined steady: crushed 6.35; powdered 6.75: granulated 5.65. Coffee steady; No. 7 Rio 8 . 27. 4 3-- 8: 7-- 8; CHICAG FUTURES. The LeaJing Fnturea ranged as Fol- lows; 7-- 8. Low. High. CHICAGO CASH WHEAT. Wheat No. Chicago. Dec. 27. Cash wheat. No. 2 No. 3 red 111 red 118 Dec. 114; No. 2 hard 112 114; No. 3 hard Mav 1040113; No. northern July ' 2; 1161-20)2- put through their regular course 1.25. 6. ( loose), (boxed), 0 6.62 Whiskey, basis of high wines 1.24. Clover Contract grade $12.75. 0; VO Omaha Chicago Sf. Louis Ksrsss City AND ALL Cleveland, Dec. 27. Judge Francis J. Wing has forwarded to the president his resign alien as judge of tho northern district of Ohia His reasons. Judge Wing says, were entirely personal. He will resume his law practice. , PRINCIPAL EASTERN POINTS NO CHARGE TO Be surf yettr Ticket Reads via the UMO.V PACIFIC. v For Full Information Call on A B. MOSELEY. Traveling Passenger Agonb Ogdon, Utah. of duckings, jouncings sad other approved forms, except one uncontrollable spirit from the west, who had managed to evade si attempts to catch her. This particular girl, among oilier accomplishments, is a gifted imitator, and has provided no end of fun for the ether of Miss Kst girls in her Impersonations TIME CARD. Effective Dec. 4tli 1904. DEPART: Mall aud Express.. i:M bj Na I Overland Idmltod far Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City and 2:35 p. m east daily Kol 4 Atlantic Eaprsas flat DUViF. flmtfcB C Bluffs, Kanes City sad all 1 :M Ml paints east dally Eastman. AND SHIPMENTS. This Is Our New Years Resolution DURING 1905 THERE SHALL BE NO OTHER SERVICE BETWEEN SALT LAKE CITY AND CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS QUITE SO SATISFACTORY AS BURLINGTON SERVICE. Keep this ia mind and whenever you arc ready to East ask ma to xroduce the evidence. Clone. 2 1.13 1.14; 1.12',;: 1.12 1.12'Vjj 1.1414 .99 .99' ,SI R.F.NE8LEN, General Anri, MORNING EXAMINER .AND.. . Cut Rates East For the Holiday gOain 53-(vi- 3s Andes Alpha Con. B. and Hclc.her 21 22 a 99 Caledonia 4t Bullion 22 Challenge Con. 20 Chollar 20 C. C. and Va. 176 Confidence 74 Exchequer 41 Crown Point 16 Justice 9 n. and G. 24 Mexican 165 H. and N. 105 Occidental Con. 78 Ophir 550 Savage 23 Overman I Rierra Nevada 49 S. Belcher 6 Union Con. 58 Silver Hill 60 Utah Cqp. 7 Yellow Jacket 16 Potoet'17 OLD CHURCH TO BE MADE AN Portland, Ore.. Dec. 27. During the present week steps will he taken to bring to the Iewis 0 the first protestant church ever erect ed west of the Rocky mountains. The building now stands in Oregon city. It is at present used as a carriage warehouse. It was first erected on the spot where Dr. McLaughlin's house now stands, but was later moved to its present position, and a new church was erected 0n the same lot. Then the became a warehistorical building house. The building was built in 1843 of lumber brought around Cape Horn in sailing ships. Clarke-expositio- MAYOR SHARP'S n WIFE DIED Washington. Dec. 26. Mr. Nellie, Dent Sharp, w idow of Major Alexander Sharp, United Slates army, and sister of the late Mrs. U. 8. Grant, died In this dt.y tatay. The body will be buried at the presidio. Ran Francisco, sheiri the remain of Major Sharp, who died three years ago, are interred. Cheap Rates, to St. Louis HallroaSa a a! Barba, then is about 12 ether Eastern pteatR via a station that calls for a hack. Every We doif t know what 7 day women who carry market baskets from downtown home and are proud of It send for a hack ta take them to the ststisn, though they take nothing with them but a little handbag. Atchison HEALY HOUSE, Opp. Depot PHONE BELL 181Z. MEMBER Chicago via the CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTER- Na I Atlantic Mail all polntt East N RAILWAY the line tween the Missouri River and Chicago. Direct connection with all lines to the East. Two trains daily Omaha to 8t. Paul and Minneapolis; excellent service to Duluth and Superior. C7ha S eat of Everything. be- double-trac- k Palhsas drawing-roo- d A PaaalMlity. He If yon don't intend to break your engagement with rue why do yon allow young Klchmann (q make you such valuable presents? She My father advised nie to accept them. He said that if I He did! Why? Rhe-- lle married you they might come in handy. Time Coming For Fairy Tales. Utile girl, you who are so Insistent that I tell you fairy tales now, wait till you are grown up and married, and then you'll bear fairy tales In plenty. t. New Orleans Times-Democra- Two nf a Klad. You bare accepted Henry! Why, yon know very well I don't approve of him. Her Daughter That's all right mother. Neither dorp be approve of you! Amblawois. we shall have trouble with servants after we are married. He 1 won't mind that. dear, as long aa I have you. Town and Coun try. She I am arrakl 3 Trains -- . Daily 3 Wa can gave you money. Writs aaa C. P. WARREN, General Agent, Na 411 Dooley Block, Bflt Lake City. Always on Time At the Dances At the nieaters, or Catch a Train in a Hurry Always Remember fPhone 22. Allen Transfer Company. 412 25th SL OGDEN I:M a. Na Na 12, Na 4, Atlantic Express, aU Salt Lake local 2, Chlcaga SL LouU Rad pointa East ARRIVE , Na 5, Pacific Mail, Ufr -- I ilabk 7:11 DAILY. Salt Lake a 11:41 8.0 and all polatt East 1, Chieagand lit LouU m sselaww BDitiA mm, Nc. U, Local from Park aqr Na r4 Bfl P6tG YtJlRJmoooomolMl Nx L Pacific Express Irate oUsH asa all polAta Basts Tkrough Bleeping can to tetej sleeping eaii, baffat amokisg and library ears, Booklovsn library, dining ears, a Is carts servics, fins reelinii chair ears ssd standard oosches. Fir tanfett ilsnn Use ippl$ Id C. A. WALKER, fits! AgLC.A tUH. Ry. . 88 ssd 4S Wist SeceeS (seta St - SALT UKE CUT, UTAH. m aai Chicago and St Louia, New Tonr A Boston. Frsa reclining chair can oa aarvlca car perfect dining tkrough traina A. HENRY, Ticket AgwtOg aL A. BENTON, flea ArsLPterJNte Salt Laka City. aa. A B. GILSON. Agent OffAea l VTSCl R. (L W. TIME CARD JUNE TH, 1901 DEPART DAILY. WILL Tbree-YeaMM- Mrs. A. Cerblty TICKER ASSOCIATION. Fast through trains daily to Ho AilceO. Three-Tear-Ol- d , AMERICAN BROKERS Globe. Papa (severely) Did you ask mamma If you could have that apple? Yes, sir. Taps Be careful now. 1U ask mamma. Truly, papa, I asked her, but she said I couldn't have It K TICKET r TODAY. Get Fresh News for Creakiast. Belt Laka CKy, 3s EXHIBIT. Gives ihe Night Dicpatches Hot from the Wire. If you like that 79 W. SECOND SOUTH ST, 8s t HE- gc a Tlie official closing quotation for mining slocks today were as follows: -T- .VIA a-s- a week ago last night plana were laid to catch her. Tlie bathtub on one of the upper floors wa filled with cold water, and then, while a group of the old girls concealed themselves in an adjoining room, plans were laid to get the western girl to that floor. The hall was dark and the hour was close to At last the waiting girls m 8 Paelfls ARRIVE. from midnight'. Express saw ths form of their victim, aa they Council Bluffs, Omaha eupponed, moving slowly toward them. Deavsr, Kansas City sal At a signal they pounced upon her and seat I:4S 0 A ruidied her to the bathtub. At another Na Ldally Overland Umltad cold into her the ducked )ti the produce exchange, today, tbs signal they Omaha, Council water. butter market was firm. Kansas City, Bluffs, acresmed victim All the time the ver aad all points Creamery 16027. and begged frantically. "Why, young 8:25' p. m .. Dairy 16023.. dally 1 allies!" What does No 9 Fast Mail ... she ex populated. 3:00 p. m Eggs steady 17035. this mean? Desist. I tell you! Go to Clie.se firm J1012. A. HENRI, your rooms immediately!" ' But the girls paid no attention to Ticket Agent. NEW YORK BONDS. these appeals. They thought their vicA. Bl MUBBLET. tim was still impersonating Mias EastTtbt. Paso. Agent ..104S man. No you ihm't!" they shouted. r 'l.iiiiling 2s. registered Ogdca, Utah. . refunding 2a. coupoa ... .104 "We've got you this time and in the 3c legiaiered .104 tub you go! ..... (diiiroii 104', When the struggling form had been I'. - Ntw 4s, registered ...... .130 thoroughly immersed in the frigid bath U. S. New 4s. coupon .151 was suddenly turned ths electric V. H. Did 4s. regitere.l .1055 on and therelight their principal gaspTIME TABLE lay 4s S. .U Old, coupon (. in the tub. It is said that the reing Milii-o- n .102 general 4s treat was so hasty and general that not Atchison adjustment 4s . 94 one of the young women remained to Atlantic Const Line 4s .lilt) help Min Eastman, to get out of the Baltimore and Ohio 4s .103 i tub. San Pedro, Los Angeles and . 96 Baltimore and Ohio Central of Georgia 5s .111 Salt Lake R. R. Co. The Syrian Baikal. Central of Georgia 1st Inc .... . 92 haa The bulbul (nightingale) Syrian, .107 4 and Ohio Depot, Third, Waat and Bairth lamp Chesapeake the loveliest robe of all Gods crea. 83 tav Balt Laka CUfi Chicago and Alton tures and the saddest song ever heard. C. B. and Quincy uew'4s .100 DEPART. C. 51. and St. Paul gen. 4a .... .111 Shady coverts fringing the Jordan still Dor Prova LaU, Vnlrflatt shelter the bird that "sings darkling." Chicago and Northwest, con. 7a .129 aud lfareur. connecting C. R. I. and P. R. R. 4a . 82 There is n legend that the bnlbul at Naphl for Mantl and C. R. I. and P. R. Rf col. . 94 at In the olive tree in the garden of tntamaodlate points cm C. C. C and 8t Louia gen 4s .101 of Arlmatbea and the night beJoseph San pets Vann Ry.... . 85 Chicago Terminal 4a fore the resnrrectton through the Ear GarAaU Baac Too Consolidated Tobacco 4s 7i sordarkness poured out her soul in Maze- Colorado and Southern 4s Stockton, . 91 aaa 1 a rowing plaint shove the still sleeper Denver and Rio Graqde 4 In the tomb wherein was never man Laamlit- Erie prior lien 4s laid. When the first Easter morning . 92 Erie general 4s 7:45 a m F. W. and Denver City 1st. ...... 108 Vi broke over the eastern hills the eggs For Prova American .111 In the neat of the brooding bird sparHocking Valley 44s Fork, LaU. Josh, Mil. Louisville and Nah. Uni. 4s . . . .104 kled with gold, blue, orango and crimlord, Prisca Callaataa Manhuttan consol gold 4s .105 aad tatarmadlata points gjQS m son, sad ae we color eggs at Easter Mexican Central 4a . 76 ARRIVE. for a memoriaf of tbs lone singer who Mexican Central lat Inc. ....... 22 'The the City sepnlcher. by sang holy . 97 Minn, and 81. Louis 4s a Fork, Lokl, Juab im-(orof the King," by Mrs. Lew Wallace. Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s . .100 rrieoo, r'm,,mntrm Missouri, Kansas and T. 2nda . . . . 85 aad intermediate points 9.45 4 m National R. R. of M.. con. 4s ... . 82 Hamlet at Slagaparo. ram Prova Lakl, Tai New York Cent ral gen. 34i . . . . .101 I saw "Hsullet', played and adapted laid. Morcur aad Bam New Jersey Central general 5s , .136 for Malaya at Singapore. It was song Northern Pacific 4s .105 pate Valley Ry. palate. gsS Dm Instead of spoken, aud mostly to Engrum Silver CUy, Mtm-Northern Pacific 3a . 75 tbs lish timesf Hamlet addressed Norfolk and West ern consol 4i . .101 math, Barak a, Stocktoa. ghost to the' time of Her Golden Tooele and Garfield Oregon Siiort L. 4s and Partic .. .104 Hair" and killed Foionius to "Lliten Baack Penn. ronr. .102 his addressed 5,35 Polonlns Band." to the .102 Reading gerenal 4a ALL TRAINS DAILY, son to "That's English, Yon Know," Kt. Ijouls and I. Mountain con. 5s .116 Daily Pullman Baffat Biooplng Cv Rt. Louis and Ran. Fran. fg. 4s . .' 89 and, with the king and queen, aang Service between Salt Laka llUfm other to Housemaid" a Was 8t. Louis S'western Isis . 97 "Maty aad CaHaatea. Direct stage Hodasa threo scene included The words. Air 4s . 84 Line Seaboard ghoot for all mining districts la ouccUoaa of n bottle . 94 Southern Parlflr 4s ghosts, two clowns and Utah aad McvadA Southern Railway 5s .119 whisky. Texas and Pacific lata .119'i CKy Ttekat Ofloa 291 Mam Toledo, St. L. and Western 4s , . 82 Cwrwl. Tai 2Ml Union Ppclflc 4s .106 , call oa or ail trite The red- coral which la tmed In Jewfor partlealan, Union Pacific conv. 4a .111 cr A 14 elry and which la known ns precious agents. Balt Laka Boat U. S. Steel 2nda 5a 2 MOORE, District Pa coral Is mostly obtained In the Medigtefc go Wabash .1st a .117 W. E. GILLETT, Gen. Pass. Agt iterranean, the Barbary coast furnishWabash Deb. B. . 66 ing the dark red, the vicinity of Sar. 93 Wheeling and Lake Erie 4 dinia furnishing tho yellnw, or salmon . 93 Wisconsin Central 4s C. F. and I colored, variety and the coast of Italy ..85 the rose pink. It ia also found in the SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS. Red sea. ARTICLES Three Trains Daily r- -4 I. ribs sides 7n. 1- -2 5--8. - per 100 UNION PACIFIC capes. This year all the "nqwics" had been 3.72. lbs 6.77. Short Clear Sides CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. ts Har silver 61 Mexican dollars 310. 3O031. feeding 350 37. to ehoire malting 45041. Flaxseed No. 1 1.17. Kansas City. Dec. 27. Cattle 3.000. Market 10c higher; native steers 8.5006.25; native cow and heifNew York, Dec. 27. Close; Money ers 1:7505.00; Mockers and feeders on call steady; 2 2.5004.00; eslves S.(K)6.50; western tier cent. Time loans easy and dull; sixty days steers 1.0005.00; western cowl 1.750 and 80 days 303 per rent; six 3.50. 2 400. Five 10c months 3 per rent. Prime mercantile paper 441-- 2 per higher; bulk 4.4004.65; heavy 4.600 4.75: packers 4.5004.65: pigs and light rent. Sterling exchange firm; bankers bills 3.850 4.55. SHEEP Reeeipta 4.871 504.8720 for demand; 1,000. 4.84700 Strong; 4.8475 for sixty day bill; posted rates muttnna 4.0005.00; lambs 5.000650; 4.851-- 2 ewes wethera 4.000 5.50; and 4.88; commercial bills range 3.500 4.84 oats 29'4. No. 2 white No. 3 while No. 2 Rye-- 73. Fair MONEY AND EXCHANGE. 03 2 . Barley-Go- od 6.721-- 2 Rye-7'3- 1-2. Flax 125. Timothy 2.77 Clover 12.75. Barley 36$ 50. Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steadv. Wheat No. 2 spring 1.0801.16. No. 3 8801.12. Na 2 red 1.14 01.16, Corn No. 2 46047. No. 2 yellow 46047. May 45 con-Aiu- on 3 2. Dec. 27. 113; Cliicsgo. New Yoik, December, 27. No. ; 1OS011S1-2- CHICAGO PRODUCE WALL STREET. !' u ss N. Mias Sylvia J. Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 27. Twelve or fourteen girl students in the Ogontz boarding mhool for young women, twenty miles from here, are ia trouble over a hazing episode in which Mis Sylvia J. Efetman, tlie princliial. was rudelv plunged inio a bathtub full of icy water, beiug mistaken la the dark for a student. The Indications re tliat as a result of an investigation now goiug on several of them will not return after the holidays. It is said some students have already packed their trunks preparatory to n final gnodby to their classmates. most select Dgontx is one of ths school In the country sad only girls from wealthy and prominent fomille get in there. Classes do not have the Mme names there as ia other colleges and instead of juniors sad seniors all are known as old girls anil "new girls. ' All new girls are regularly and tlsiroughly hazed each year. Noue es- ProsidonL Vice Prea. E. Dooly Horaco E. Peery Ralph E. Hoag A. V. McIntosh Evi- Conditions. Eastman for They Intended to Haze, Plunge Her in Icy Bath, Mistaking Student United States Depository Pays Interest on time deposits J. Port laud. Dec. 27.' The Travellers' Protective A.Mkiciaiion will, in all probability, build a handsome pavilion at the Levi and Clark exposition. 111 lie used a a club The building house for commercial traveller, who ill make it their headquarter! while in Portland. At a recent meeting of the T. P. A. uf Oregon aiul Washington, the matter a as discussed and much ass manifested. The T. P. A. cummissioneia at St. Louis, who came to Ponland to inspect the fair, ae heartily in favor of the project, and have assured the luial members that if the lural division of the association will take hold and raise revenue, the national board of officers will it. PRINCIPAL IN TUB OF OGDEN '41t T. P. A. BUILDING AT CENTENNIAL GIRLS DUCK The Utah National Bank SIAli STREET OF THE 2. DECEMBER 28, 1901. YOD Invoat hi a piece of arimprevsd h i lit Wabar CMinfyt THE OREGON SHORT LINE TIME Adjoining Improvaf Ihnnof CARD. v Half mils from R. R-Dec. 4, 1904. Catwl DEPART: Right next to IrrigsGsa Na 7 Butte and Portland 12:05 pJB. can bay Providing yo Na 9 Pocatello, Montpelier ... 1:25 a.m. paymantof and 0utte P or or $10 7:15 p.m. No. 11 Cache Valley Say Or quartsrlyf , Na 12 Salt Lake and Tlntic 10:50 a.m. No. 8 Salt Laka and interOr Annual paymontef. 7:35a.m. mediate points And na Intsrsst No. 2 Salt Lake, Provo, And no tanaaf Milford and all pointa The owner i MT itH R ?aya 3:40 p.m. tinuo to uss the land south No. 10 Salt lake and inter fort 6:30 p.m. paid mediate points 4 No. ......8. Ijld. ARRIVE: 2:15 p.m. Na 1 Salt lake No. 9 Butte and Pocatello Sail ptooa af land udU aari I 12:50 a.m. Express Na 11 Salt Lake and Tinlie 6:55 p.m. par aero. $400 for SO Na 7 Salt Lake and Mil- -' $800 for 40 ....11. 2a a.m. ford $1,200 for Cl interand 3 lake No. Salt 8:05 a.m. mediate points Addriss or Call on Na 8 Portland and Butte.. 7:00 a.m. KENNED Ko. 10 Butte and Pocatello 6:w) p.m. 10:85 r.m. HUNTER & Na 12 Cerhe Valley Trains south of Juab do not run Room 6, First National Sundays. C. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent Ogden, .............. If So ............. . A. B. MOSELEY. Trav. D. E. DURLEY, G. P. Ps. Agent Ogden, Utah. T. A.. Salt Lake City. ' Eolding Scan theWantAds |
