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Show I rnE EXAMINER TELEPHONES MORNING EXAMINER OTfPEN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY MOUSING. ASKS CITY ,'OLICE WONDERS MARCH 15,1905. itUSHMER UNION PACIFIC ROOM EOtTOR'Al. Ini lependirt Phene, No, Bell PI0HS BUSINESS OFFICE W. 1 Independent Pfcese 5 Bell Piiene WM. GLA3MANN Ne. , Independent Phone Ne. ,ao Bell Phene.. .. K. 139 of both telephone oyetema : ft.'; J" claMd after RICHE FRANCHISE TAYLOR AT THE ASKED FOR OFFICER S DISCHARGE AND 125 FROM CITY. B.MOHLER OF MOHLER ELECTRIC COMPANY IB HERE. WINS THREE STRAIGHT GAMES IN EASY MANNER. Tsnight to Consider Said Hia Dog Was Killed Without ths Council Meats Hie Preposition for Interurban Proper Authority, But Polios Electric Railroad. Have Another Story. OK yriiley J. Clarke, a well known electrical engineer of New York. gave an inlri rilW. ing lectuic at the (tgdea Tabernacle of L-Wonder t evening on the ea. e - X-r- ay one-eight- a I t I I ly :t kM ' ' f- , , ft i ' L. i 5; : hi? 5.1 ' u. , r i , ' ; h with tbe mailer In connection brought before the city council si their meeting Inat Monday night by Thomas Riche, charging that Foliue Officer Felker had killed bis valuable dog without the proper authority and for which he demanded tha city to reimburse him to the extent of f53 in addition to the discharge of that officer from the police force. Officer Felker, misted to a repre-snative of this paper that the dog waa naturally vicious, on which numerous complaints had been received and that Riche had been notified on several occasions and by different officers to get rd of the dog which was in the habit of chasing teams, automobiles and cyclist as they passed along the aireet and on a recant occasion the dog bit one Ben Mortensen, while he was riding a wheel along tbe street. On March fourth, according to the officer story the dog got mixed up in a fight with another dog In front of tbe Dee Drag store on Washington avenue and badly frightened n number of women who were forced to seek the entrance to tbe drug store as a place of safety. Felker happened upon the scene and tried to separate the canine by using hia club somewhat freely on tbelr heads. This was of no avail and he grabbed the Riche dug by the scuff of tbe neck when he deell him on ths head with his dub. that was enough to cauae the dog to let loose of his op ponent, but he resented the interference by biting the officer through the fleshy part of the left hand, causing a wound that wa dressed at the Dee store and ia at the present time quite in ev tdeace. Nothing was dune in the matter until the next Monday when the Sanitary inspector called npon the authorities lo send an officer along with hia man to secure the dog and It was then that Captain Brown delegated Felker to do tbe work and that he did it well ie told by the report of Mr. Riche himself. corroborated the Chief Browning story as told by Felker and allied that the department was glad the dog was dead as It had been the source of numerous complaints and on once occasion its owner had agreed to send the dog away from the city on complaint of a neighbor, which waa done, but, like the cat, the dog came bark, hence this tale. Captain Brown stated that he had ordered Felker to go and get the dog and that he was only acting under orders as stated spve. Modern Science, " in the course of which telegbe described ildium, wlrele modern wonders. A oibei and raphy fiom lbe Lai relumed Mu Spurgron sad in attendant wa Tbe aprlaf stock of millinery baa laige nowd aft eat Ion eloaesi of with listened the invitia arrived. Tbe publir cordially who ed to tee tbe dlaplay at tbe etorc, 5410 tu the remaika of Mr. Clarke, to be a moat entertainhimeli proved avenue. Yl'asbfnglnn ing speaker. Pi needing tha mala part of his lecToday tbe local lodge of tbe I. O. K. Mr. Clarke, eshlhited a number ture, M. a ill celebrate the dedication of of ibelr tiew ball which in located In tbe of striooptlran views, illustrative made in O'Nell building and a large number of the great improvemeata nirmbera of ibat order are expected M'ience, also tha pictures of aeleatlalsof A apecial of note. Ill taking up the subject from out of the city. of "Kadium1 he gave a description will ba rua from Salt Lake to accomfrom that and tlila must wonderful discovery, which modate the memlx-rws a revelation to tho prearnt. He other place. stated that it required 5,000 tons of Price art lower than ever on the ptirh blende to produce two pound balance of "The Hub slock. at lbe of radium and from this, it could hr more formerly occupied by l be Togge- aeea that it waa a most expensive article, ia fact, there are only about ry, 305 53th street, nest to Carr's. two puiind of radium In the world at the present time. BOOMING COLUMBIA came When tbe aubject of the up for discussion Prof, IJnd volunA letter reed vied yeeterday from teered to go up on tbs aland and take from Columbia, a peep at the bonea In hin bands by Arthur Liringaton ia near Goldfield, mesa of the apparatus. The Professor which Nevada, where ne and Roy lie went koine time staled that he could plainly see the ago and aber they are Iniereatert In bones and even w hen a piece of alumih ime mining claim. atalen: nf an Inch thick, num, about I know you will appreciate the was placed In front of the rays alill picture of thia place that I ernt yu, tint bone of the band could ha seen. especially the one of Columbia aud Plate glass waa proven to be not so Thia picture wag transparent to Gulclficid together. as the opaque taken In February but it la not aluminum. there ia nul a now, because Tlie most Interesting feature of the vacant apot between tbe I wo place evening's lecture to the greater number to town one the from and all tba way of the people present, was the experiother there in a romlnoii line of tent ment in wiielesa telegraphy. Mr. ia talk of calling Columbia, Clarke carries with him a uilnlaime and there North Goldfield. It in really the moat wireless telegraphy ontflt and the wireI wonderful sight ever beheld and atilt less message isnt evening in the Tabpeople are flocking in here by the ernacle were the first io be sent l.i the It will lie the hundred every day. of Ogden. A Teds oscillator of mean of working a grout hardship on rlly lOO.OdO volte and a transmitter conmany because there ia not enough to sisting of a rod about ten feet high do now for lho.e that arrived here were used lit the Mr. experiments, We are very earlier in tbe scasoa. to volls 100,000 tbe allowed Clarke well aatiaflcd with our pro pacts, but hia body, rlslmlng that to do not rare aay much at tbe lias, through nut the slightest shock rould lie felt present time.' A qn explanation of thia he stated that lbs vibration was so great that INSURANCE MUTUALIZATION. the human system could not feel It. ea It was much in the nature of sound 11. Tha Madlaon, Wls., Man-for sound were beyond a cerwave, combill for a the today passed number could wit be heard by lbe tain life of insurance mutualisation pulsory Prof. Thomas McKay responded companies from atnrlt emninnib-- when ear. the a company ha aeqnired I50.000.li00 of to the call for a volnntter to hie body. 100.000 through pssb voltage bill' The Insurance. company require were turned to apply annually ten per rent or more The light in the house plainly be of iia surplus earnings to the redemp- off and the electricity could Moore tube, a seen through passing tion of capital muck. held In Prof. McKay's hand. He gava tba aaine statement as Mr. Clarke that PATRICK HA8 CHANCE. he rould not reel the slightest shock. were WARRANTY DEEDS. Ossining. N. Y.. March 14. Albert T. Other Interesting experiment S row i s telegraphy Patrick, the rondrmned lawyer, who made with the wireless will by wirehas been In flingsing prison for over outlL A bell waa rung at McDonald John Irvine and wife to was two years under sentence of death for less wave; an incandescent lamp canI.ouiB Edwards Irvine, for the aunt of miniature a the murder of William Marsh Rice, waa lighted by tha waves; 10U, all of Int 5, block 4, Orchard taken to Albany today where hia appli- non waa raploded by the wlrele elec- Grove addition. cation for a new trial is to be argued trical waves and a phonograph started bv the wave from the wire leas Iran, in the court of appeals. niitter snd President MeKinley'a speech at Buffalo was given to the andlenee. y The possibilities of wlrele were spoken of at length. Mr. Clarke told how the light huuro would be lighted by lbe eleetrie wave and how. in the qvent of war, the powder vesmagaslnea in an approaching war sel might be exploded and the ship blown up. Mr. Clark made the folinlowing prediction; "I predict that side of twenty-liv- e year we will not have a telegraph or telephone line In the United Stales la operation all will be carried by wireleaa telegAPOPLEXY CONTRACTED THURSraphy.' DAY PROVED FATAL. At the conclusion of tbe lecture n Tha Dramatic Event af tha Season number of people remained aad con- Deceased Who Waa Pioneer Baker of PRANK L. PERLEY PRESENTS gratulate.! In the back room of the Ogden Leaves Wife, Bon and Tabernacle, where Mr. Clarke showed a Four Daughters. inbe containing radium. The lights ware all extinguished end the radium With the death of Julius C. Kissel, giving off a light of Its own could be which occurred about three o'rlock yesplainly area. IN terday- afternoon. Ogden lose. one of it best known residents sad business STOMACH A WITH HIPPY men,. The deceased waa stricken with sn attack of apoplexy on Thursday Heber Taylor Recovers From Opera- last from which And a Notable Cast he never recovered, of That Organ. Cancer for tion Including being 58 yean of age at the time of FRANK WORTHING, W. HITCHhia death, COCK, WALTER ALLEN, ARTHUR Mr. Kieeel was born in I.udwlgsberg. Holier Taylor who wa operated on at LAWRENCE, MRS. THOS. WHIP-FE- tha General hospital on Fb-aryr- Germany, May 4th, 1515 and came to Ogden BLANCHE STODDART. I8ih Dr. Rich and Rich, fur America In 1555 and stopped In New ELEANOR GWENDOLYN a cancel on by BLAKE, in the stomach, for York for several years, after which he growth VALENTINE. bee discharged from that Instltuthm rame to Utah, and located In Ogden. Tin was about 35 years ago and he cured. A Modem Emotional Drama apparently It will be remembered that about half immediately opened a bakery business, of Taylor's stomach wa rut away and which he conducted up to the time of By he J. HARTLEY- - MANNERS the iirceeful reanlt of the operation hi deth aud In which business end HENRY MILLER make it one of the moat remarkable waa looked upon as a pioneer. r He was always very henest end lead-faeror performed. in buaines a If in, and that won Prom an Incident In a Novel by - The quick recovery of the patient la Wilkie. Collins. another remarkable incident connected for him a great many friends in this with the operation and Taylor himself city, when ha has been n most highly 1.50. SIM; Lower Piece and eats well respected citizen. Balcony states that he sleep 00. 75c. 50c; Gallery 25. Beside a wife, hf raves four children, and feel excellent, in fact, belter than SEATS NOW ON SALE. one son and four daughter. J, Fred he ha for many months. Klesel. who resides In Montana, Mr. D. G. McGinley, of Kansas, F,tt Kieeel, and Mr. Thomas Conley, of Ogden. I alau survived 11 by three brothers, Fred J.. Albert and Henry Kieel, who reside in Ogden. The time and place of burial has nut. as yet. been decided upon and will be ,.(1 M W DEATH telag-raph- AMUSEMENTS GRAND OF JULIUS Opera House KIESEL tonTght me-sag- MARGARET ANGLIN Z I RA JILF . u 4 , , ;i ; st I r t-- i It. ! t ' V -- - f i k. '. t ' i 1 i .r Oiaiha a Demonatrates Wireleaa Talagrapby, ths Prepertita of Radium and the to Big Audience. marring liivn-- e waa gianied I Th roimiy rlrrk'a office ffrrnooa to William W. Cbauillrr, 51. and Mix Fay Chainbrilanil, 18, boibuf 'Eden. Three Trains Daily 'Tdl W. J. CLARKE LECTURES TABERNACLE, A DEFEATS SCIENCE 1p.m. THE Hl'B TUB RESINA NT STOCK ill rod in ur d at 3( 2jib FOR TRACK REPLY TO OF MODERN The Following List of Babies Born in Dec., 04, and Jan., 05 Have received their gold rings at our store, a free birthday gift from us. If your baby hasnt been in, bring it any time. Barclay and Themas Will Play Tonight and Latter Will Make Big representing the Mnliler Electric company, I la MgJen ia an effort to secure a franchiie from the city for their interurbaa electric road that will extend from Logan on tha north to Payroll on the south, an distance of 143 miles. a apecial meeting of the city council has been called for this evening by the mayor to hear the offer that Mr. Muhler has to make on the proposition. In sn Interview with a representative of tide paper, la- -t evening, Mr. Mohler stated that be had secured franchises during the two years that he has been In thia section of the country in Hyrum. WrILville, Willard, Brigham City, Hehigh, American Fork. Pleasant Grove. Providence, Sprlngvllle, Spanish Fork and Payaon, and ha mad trade arrangement with ihe Utah Light aad Railway company for the use of their tracks through Salt Lake. Thi practically leaves the securing of franchises for the right of way, complete with t he exception of Ogden, and thia they hope to secure at an early date after which their surveyors will be put la the Held for the purpose of laying out the route. Mr. Mohler ie connected with a number of large interurban companies in the east among which are: Tbo Aurora, Elgin and Chicago: The Lake Shore Electric; The Northern Ohio Traction: The Cleveland, Pialnezyllle and Eastern and the Scioto Traction company, all of which he projected and all of which roads are now In opera-tlo- ... With Die establishment this road the rale of faro will ba in the neighborhood of two cent a mile, or about one-haof the present rate charged on the team road. It la not expected that they will have to depend on diverting the travel from the steam roads, but, as haa been learned by the experience In the east, an entirely new travel will be established. Outside of the cities snd towns on the route the company will hare their own private right of way. upon which tha car should run at a speed nf from 35 to 50 miles per hour, which ia quite equal to that made by the steam road. Even this rate of speed la not nearly the limit, in fact, one of the lines out of Boston they have tlielr cars speeded up to 70 miles per libur while as much as 90 per .miles prr hour has been made on a trial trip on one of the Illinois lines. One of the most Immediate benefit that will be felt by the Introduction of snch a road Into thia part of the country, ia the effect ) will have on real estate, which in aonie placet, in tlie east, lias advanced .506 per cent with the establishing of an electric line and it i sure to benefit both the city end county through which It passe. The car to be used on this line will be similar to those used on tlie big interurban lines of the east, being almost equal in sire to tha roaches used by the steam road and will eonslat of a bsggnge and mall compartment, a smoking compartment and a ladle compartment. These cars are very substantially built and are the most modern that have aa yet been built and the road will be operated similar to the method ued by the steam roads. A train dispatcher wll have charge of the handling nf the cars, the only exception being that the telephone will be ued In connection with their operation Instead of the telegraph. For this purpose telephone booths will be established at frequent points along the line and amall way station! will be built sn Gist passengers waiting the arrival of a car will be protected from the element. At least IS can per day will be run, on a schedule of one ear per hour between I a. m. and 6 p. m. and should the business demand It trey will be operated more frequently. After alx oclock and before eight they will be run aa may seem best to rrommodate the travel of the line. The frequent service and the ability to atop at the many intermediate points in themselves, encourage traffic greatly and ihi combined with the corresponding low rates are to a large extent relied upon for the support that the road will command from the publir. To begin with this line will employ 100, and 150 men. when completed and the power will be furnished by strain. In speaking of the latter fact, Mr. Mohler stated that in this country water waa generally the lowest when they would need it the rao-- t. hence they could not rely on water fur their lf power. of their power A to the location house, their general office, etc., Mr. Mohler aisled that' hr could not say t the present time, the former would be a question for the engineers to deride and the latter will be decided laer also. He carrie with him a large number and Efforts. B. Molilcr, STANDING OP THE TEAMS. Milter. - B. MOGCIEY. - ' Kdlind, Baby Faulkner. Thelma , Bingham. Mery Edith Garner, ljouiama Brown. Brasilia Gray. Frank Barkwoll, I.. t. Helm. Reed McLane v Barker. Clia. Elliot Jackson. Florence May Carroll. Minnie J. Kelley. Alberta, Cook. Harvey Bcluap lAvon. Margaret Chase. Baby LaClaire, I del la Hurra nt, Clarence E. laity. Albert Davidson. Howard .Morienacn. Virginia Drake. Herrick More. K. Bernice L'rllenbadi, Lena Morris, Alice Mary 0 'i McGregor. John Lowell Murphy, Marguerite Nielson, .lame UuyU . Ncwey, Cha. Henry Poole. F.llcn Furry. Herbert Van Shrrman. lords Pearl Smith. Baby William. .Mildred West. Baby Wardlelgh. Lucy E. WannaeoMe. Baby Wilbur. Vivian f' v: i-- 'r 1 u J. S. LEWIS , COMPANY Jewelers end Opticians ' DEPART No. B TheOrfy DnAteTrack Uhrey hctema Ike JAseeail Mvsr ate CMcan. DAILY. , Atlantia Mail all palais . East A .....-Y-- The 3B- - 9:00 a. m No. 12, Balt Lake local No. 2, Chicago, 8L Loula llm- tOd Mi!S4MSd,W No. 4, Atlantic Express, all -- ...T:60 points East Overland Limited P- - ARRIVE DAILY. No. 5, Pacific Mail. Balt Lake 11:30 a.m. and all point East No. 1, Chicago and BL Louis m. 3:49 Halted No. 11, Local from Park City and Ban Pate Valley.... 7:09 p. m. No. 3, Pacific Express froaa 12:56 a. m. all points East p the Most Laxariaaa Trsie Is At Wsril Compartment and drawing-no- n steeping cars, observation can, dining cars, and library can, with bather, bath and Book-lore Library: eotin train electric lighted, through to Chicago without change. Direct coonectioa for boffet-saoki- Through sleeping care to Omaha, Chicago aad 8L Loula, New York mad Boston. Frea reclining chair ears. A perfect dining car aervlee on all through trains. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. L A. BENTON, Gen. AgeLPsgr J)epL Salt Inks City. O. B. GILSON, Agent Ogden. . TldMN, mwatlai, ins tuS ran to totem ffw C A. W Alter, CmmtnA Am. M 9tt -T-o- Depot Third West and South Temple CHEYCNNB, Sta. Balt Lake City, 1 OMAHA, Labi, Fair field and llercor, connecting at Nephl for Hand and intermediate points oa Banpet A tn Too- pui-thas- nl Office, Boil Phono 161Z. Depot). FOR UN- ' p jjj ARRIVE. of-th- NEW YORK, . Europe via All Linen USED TICKETS. x. 7H ef HIGHEST PRICE PAID con-teate- 127 125 Cities Healy Hotel, (Opposite 7:45 a in . 54 all Sharmans Ticket American For Provo, Fork, Lehlr Juab, llite ford, Frisco, Caltentaa aad Intermediate points K)5 93 104 And ' ll 2 . BOSTON, 8:00 From Provo, Americas f Fork, LeU, Juab, Milford, Friaes, CaLentss aad Intermediate pomt9:45 A tn WEBER,. MORGAN AND DAVIS BAL LOTS RECOUNTED. From Provo, LeM, Fair-fiel- d, Mercur and SanRecount Give Howell One Leae Than Ry. points. . 5:35 p in pete Valtey Sixin Count tha Original teen Districts. Silver From City. Mammoth. Eureka, Stockton, ' Garfield aad Tootle At adjourning lime yesterday after. ............5:35 p ffl Beach. llamer-Howenoon in the contest ALL TRAINS DAILY. proceedings tha final and official recount of the ballots of the seventy-o- n in YYeber, Morgan and Daily Pullman Buffet Steeping Car district Davis counties was completed and Service between Balt Lake; Milford, e Modena aad Calient. Direct stag showed that .Judge Howell, the connection for all mining districts ia had a majority of 114 votes. The seven Davis county districts southara Utah and Nevada. counted after press time yesterday afternoon gave Howell a majority of City Ticket Office, 501 Mala Street. TeL 250. . thus Increasing his major- , iwenty-ix- , call on or addrees For particular, The to stated. tbe figure original ity Lake Salt Rout, or J. L. wna In fifty-siagents. Davis county majority final recount gave ItOORE. Dlstrtet Passenger Agent. while the K. W. GILLETT, Gen. Faea, Agt. Judge Howell a majority of fifty-fiva loss of one vote only In the sixteen districts. Following are the totals on the recounts giving the total of fifty-fiv- e sixteen Davis county districts and districts: . Howell Rec't Holapp Rec't 55 Districts 4890 4949 1G4 77 Davis No. 1 No. No. No. No. No No No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. CITY. CHICAGO, Stockton, Mammoth, Eureka aad 81- 1ter City (via learning-..to- n cut-of- f) - - DENVER, KANSAS MONTREAL, ele, MAJORITY 1 ST. LOUIS, For Provo, 114 Kfe, . DEPART. For Ry. Swrth U., Atks Lake CKr, LOW RATES - Valley Ry Garfield Beach, Nortb-West-en Wnt laal wie TIME TABLE San Pedros Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R Co. flf ve Chicago & e ... JUNE 8TH, 1904. . RU8HMER. HAS - B. Q. W. TIME CARD IN EFFECT. The score was: HOWELL .y Ait ing. . Brewster, Baby Brown. Bcrna waner Trgvetln OHhVMk Ruhmer and Taylor were the attractions at the Association alleys last evening the former winning the three straight games in an easy manner, and at no time during the contest were Taylorltes dangerous. Thera was a, fair siied crowd of bowling c'nna present and there waa considerable but the enthusiasm, games were really too one aided to be very Interesting. The Ruabmera started In with n the first game and vengeance in scored S49. winning the game by nearIn this game Rusbmer ly 500 pins. did the beat work and succeeded in scoring n total of 205 which was the highest made In any one game of the aeries. Not satisfied with thia honor the same player won the high total Individual score for the three games by rolling 504 for an average of 188, a creditable showing. Cassidy with a total of 385 was low an on the winning team, he being the only man on that team to fall below the 400 mark, while Buchmiller and S. YY'berry each lacked 4 pins of reaching the 500 mark. For tne losers. 8. A. Brown came out high man with 449 to hi credit and Y'an Derek with '358 was low man. Shanks who bowled such a good game the previous evening was away off in hU playing last evening and waa only aple to roll up a total of 44. Taylor who usually bowls a strong game waa decidedly off in hia work and waa second low. man with 384 pins. Tonight the Barclay and Thomas teams will play and the latter team will make a decided effort to get out of the last place In the league's stand- tkt-r.vo- Pee Pull Intern, SUM Ball eq , . 124 of photographs, schedules and other ina M7 87 data which enable Ihe observer to get 83 111 a very good idea, of the intended 92 M2 plan of the company. 9U 9 174 The material to be ned in the conGa 159 10 struction of the road will be similar 11 1U2 48 to that ned by the steam roads with 12 83 59 probably a seventy pound rail, switch announced later. 13 42 09 lights and ' such otaer devices as may 14 59 40 tie necessary to Insure safety and com71 15 63 fort for their patrons. 1G 27 45 In I lie east parcel deliveries have been established along the routes of 6361 6247 Total electric lines In many plares and The following are the arrivals at the lli There are a few ballnts upon which it. is not unlikely that thia and other Itccd for tne a -- I 24 hour: branches will lie added from time to Judge Morse will give a decision upon L. V. Campbell. St. 1iuts; 11. Sultan. the coniening of court today. Robt. T. Sullivan. San Kranriwo: time. Mr. Mulder la accompanied by his Fred E. Arnold. Salt Lake; E. V. : of (tgden Snndei and wife. San Fram-Lro- ; W. wire and both speak highly BOYLE LEAVES US G. Clarke. Now York; D. n. Ktgwln. and ihe surrounding country, as well as ti-- excellent climate nf this region. Holyoke; Mr- -, li. Mahli-r- . Cleveland: Standard's Associated Press Operator Hoi lici t lli'-a- e. T. W. H. Gullie. New Will Go to Leavenworth, Kaneae. York: A. U Wall iny ton. San Francis-o- ; Lower prli-ethan ever on the remMi. J. D. Davis, Mr. C. YV. nant of 'I he H.ib"stock. Sale continues Thomas L. Bovle. who hss tilled the ' More. Salt Imke; A Jensen. New Y'oik. at. 3n2 S.Vh. ihe former store of The portion of Arsoclated Press telegraph T M. Miller. Chiiagn: G. H. Cooper. Toggery. r at tbr Stadsnl-Examlnc- r , Boston. Mas.: H. B. Schmidt. Chicago; for in pat tin year ha A. Whltdau. New York; Aug. Knsti. a small farm about 16 miles "March II. A. K Helena. Mcut. Clncinnat'. O.; Ienar.l Robinson. Prescott of this hitv, has been advised from Leavenworth. Kansas, and will New York: John A. M. McGiuio. San that a fire lias destroyed his corral Irve for Lesvenwonh la few days. Francisco: S. 1 Bryan. Chicago; J. and fifteen hundred sheep at Chester, Mr. Boyle will take a vacation nf a H. Ball. Salt Uke. Chouteau county.' The fire ia sup- few werk, after whlrh he will accept been of Incendiary a position with the Associated Pres posed to have The balance nf The Hub" stuck on origin end to have resulted from dif- people at Leavenworth and work in sale at 305 53 ih street, next to Carr' ferences lictweeu cattlemen and sheep- that city in addition to conducting his - . .. . men. Drug noi. newly acquired farm REED HOTEL all principal Iastern points Bt litre year Ticket Reeds tig PACIFIC. Fly care. Thomas. St. Louis HO CHANGE TO Scudder. Barclay. Rusbmer Cain. . Stephens Taylor Watkins Chicago Kanits City SOUTHERN PACIFIC. ; DEPART. j No. 3. Pacific Express for f Ban Francisco end In- termediate points, dally i:30 jjn No. 5, Pacific Expresi through to Sen Franql j 11:55 a. a. co, dally No. 1. Overland Limited.. 3:53 p. No. 503. Mixed Train. Og- den to Moniello. Corinne and Kelton, dally ex. i No. 204. Mixed Train from Montello via Corinne and Kelton, dally except Sunday .. .......... a. a.' 8:15 cept Sunday.. ' ARRIY'E. No. 6. Atlantic Express from San , Francisco. dally , . ..a. ...... i No. 5 Overland Limited.... 2 No. ' 4. ; Atlantic Express from San Francisco and ' Intermediate point 6: daily ;. 4 TUB OREGON SHORT LINE TIME ' CARD. . Ha 7 Dm. 4. 1904. DEPART: Butt and Portland .... if I Salt Lake aad points No. 2 Balt Lake, aad all Milford lostb No. 10 an. pn. 1:2S 7:15 Vhlley Salt Lake and TIntie 19:50 a. ax and Butte Ha 11 Cache Eo. Biero 12:05 p.sb Ho. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier Ko, ' . later-media- te , ,7:35a.m. Prevo, paint .. Salt Lake and inter- - 3:40 p.m. 6:30 P-mediate points .3:15a.m. Kn 4 ARRIVE: 2:15 p.m. No. 1 Hrjt Lake ' No. 9 Butte ard Pocatello ....... .12:60 six Express .....- - and TIntie 6:5d p.m. No. 11 Balt Lake -. No. 7 Salt Lake and Mila. in. ford Ne, 3 Salt Lake and iatar9:05 a.m. mediato points aad Butt.. 7:00 a.ta. va Portland No. 10 Butte aad Pocatello f:uv p.m. TIME CARD. - ., 1' Effectiva Dec. 4th, 190L DEPART: No. 6 Mall end Express... 1:8 No. 2 Overland Limited for Sluffa Council Omaha,- - D. K. DURLIY, P. T. L. -a Balt Lake City, - 4y Denver. Kansas watt dally No. 4 Atlantic Kxpreae for . Denver, Omaha, CouncJ all Bluff, Kansas City and east, daily points ' . ARRIVE. No. 3 Pacific awrert from , ' 0; , Bluff. Council Denver, Kansas City eaat Jelly V.'wle No. I Overland Linubw Omba, Co Dm from City, Kansas Bluffs, 10:55 ..m. No, 12 Cach Valley pomta all and war do of Juab not ran Trains south daily Bnndaya TMkot HENRY, Agent. A. & MOSELEY. Ttwv. Pass. Agent. Ogdea, Utah. :j. 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