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Show uonxixa 1 HE EXAMINER: OGDEN, I1S1DAY TTAH, WILL BUILD IUKKELS SALT LAKE AND STATE CORRESPONDENTS (FROM ESTABLISHED. DAY SS3Scc25--- ! aam-eibl- -- mei-tin- ment. President Kingsbury's Following talk, Mr. JlYeithe and Mr. Dougall rendered two more numbers, after whlrh Rev. K. I. Goshen was introduced. Following bis oration the audience sang one verse of America and the ceremonies were closed, the governor, faculty and guests preceding the students out of the hall. Rev. Mr. Goshen said in part: 'Today is a national holiday, not a festival, nor a religious ceremony, but the annual celebration of the birthday The history of our country since the The history of our cuntry sine the pilgrim came reads more like a fable an t. ..:;,l frenii papf.' iiuiu.i: Hari.:!. !.; InlUr-- I:, Og.ieii an.! running tilin' is IP y.ars of age. and l:e a Ban Fraiu-lscin iv:i.;.u ; !. in' booth B:a It ttreet. this WYmciii Pacific. Should l.ynn. the appoiiree. Tin- cistern of cnn.i'Vj :il take iu place fail, the alternate t'lm f Ei.giutrr 11 .Kid f !., So s'.ln-- i :i in the order they are named. Pacific tor iho con' in" nu of the reYlit uteri Bicrra luui.. for HENRY RIVES PASSES AWAY. 'he iv.luction of the 7.'!7 fool lion necessary by appn.v.ui.t't lv 2.i,im Salt Lake, Fob. 22. Judge Henry of cvcral of and the GUGGENHEIMS AT ELY. Rives, at on.- - time ra'ed on.- of I'lnti'a tin-- most UatigiTiMs cuics on tiic brightest lawyer, conspicuous in the road. Properties ia Neighboring Camp of hisioi y vf the wist end .i Coufcdi ra e Mr Hood's supplii.,1 it Copper Under Eaammation. veteran, died in St. Mark's liopi-:i- l at is slid, contain boim t;..,i:ficai:ons in fro.-- a comhis first series of sir..-- , uud u is o'clock last That thi- - Gugruheitu Exploration plication of maladies. He a taken thought they will be approved by Har-- t Ouiupauv u sparring for another foot- to the hospital about three man. and that uv on the tuti:nl ago, hold In the digging of Ely, Xrv., and since that time his condition be- may smut be started ih which are at commanding came worse gradually until the end that the tunnel will c. $ii.ii.i.ii:H. attenUou of no many of the atalwartn came. Gastritis was the iiuiuedi.i.e and that among olio tliit.o j; mil. In the mining world, la positively cause of death. Three daughter are cheapen the annual exp. n- of operui-known, say me Republican, and while living in California. The eldest daugh- ing train over the tmuuraiu division it 1. perhaps, not consistent with the ter la the widow of Dr. lUlby, ho di' d by fully $100.mH. Hv l.c:ng over 3ii.-ifeet in length, the lunm-- l will be rule to divulge the name of the group in Balt lake several year ago. Judge about which its grip i being fastened Rives was a widower, his wife having one of the longest iu :hc world, and at this hour, it is one toward which nt died iu Salt Lake in lbkS. certainly the longei.? i:i the I'nited , States. The lougr in the couna few have reached out and to land now la the Ifid'u.' foci tuiiuel which a big piece of money ia required. try ASKS HEAVY DAMAGES. It was to Inquire into the merits of through the I'ascade range iu WashGreat on the Northern road. the territory .that George Gunn, for Salt ljike, Feb. 22. Pauline Enherg ington, By receatly building Mie l.urin cutmany year the expert field representathe sued Short Line Oregon yesterday tive of the American Smelting A Re- for $2i'.0DU damages for peritonal In- off aero.- the Great Sal; l.ke. thereby down the leng h of the Central fining company, and by whom several whlrh. she says, have made cutting Pacific by forty miles and eliminating of the lug and valuable assets In the juries her a permanent invalid. The com- many curvea and company's holdings were b.rtie to it, plaint charges that on Sept. 2, lPua, between Reno and reaicing:o all grades per cent tarried mo short a time in this nock of while aha waa on her way to the l'wi or grea li stmigi heiic-the woods, after his arrival from the and Clark fair at Portland her train his less, Harriman road as s freight and eaat. while during the past few hours ripitated violently upon her. Slio al- carrier against the ronheoming comhe has been joined by Henry Krutn. the leges injuries to the spine and to other petition of Gould's Western Pacific. latter dropping his examination of the purl of her body. Gould thinks he can at the very properties of the Boston Consolidated start get a good share f traffic away ROAD TO RHYOLITE. at Bingham under th negotiations from the Central Pacific. That is why headed for an early merger of prophe is building hi new road with imerties in that cump. Branch From Salt Laka Rout Grad- pound rails and with a l per cent It was said last night that the latter ually Nearing Camp. grade through the liens Nevada was being billowed by A. Chester mountain where the Central Pacific tellThe of rellcrald Nev., same Kliyolfie. of the into thp Beatty, staff, ha a grade of 2.3 tier cent. In dis! In the week that a of regdtory gion, and that he ia to lake pan in the ing tance the Harriman line is 97 miles inquiry. Some one haa intimated that ion. ys: shorter than its englniev give the railThe Laa and Tonopah Vegas the movements of the big comiwny in Western Pacific between San Franthat Held were pointed in the direction way will have reached Indian Creek cisco and Balt Lake In profile the next or early of the Nevada Consolidated, hut this by the end of this weak climb of S.ihiii Western Pacific save 1 denied positively those who ought week, according to the latest news aa feet over the Sierra NYvadas. for it to know. It 1 none the less comfort- given by Kimball stage passenger highest elevation In the mountains will Las Yegaa. Ii is ex- lie hut 5.019 feet, snd no expensive ing to know, however, that tbe repre- coining in from at Indian system of snow sheds like thai along sentatives of the Guggenheim Explora- pected that Hie station tion company are in the Held and that Creek will be installed and ready to the Central Paeiflc will have o lie take rare of business by February maintained. The Gould line, theresomething ia to rome of ft there is not Z5. Track laying is progressing rap- fore. aa planned and building, will, it a reasonable doubt. idly, Fite grading cauipa have been is said, he a cheaper line lo operate et shUshed north of Indian Creek. on through traffic iluu the (Yniral PLUMBERS ROW GOES TO COURT. The Montgomery Shoshone exten- Pacific without a big mount In tunnel. sion has come to the front this week Bo It is absolutely necesary for Mr. Rail Lake, Feb. 22. Quarrels be- with one of the, most, aatlatacrory Harriman lo build such a tunnel in tween the Master Plumbers associa- strikes of the season, an average as- the very near future In order to place tion of Balt Lake and master plumbers say from the bottom of the abaft show- his through line wesi of Balt latke on who do not belong to the asHucisMon, ing value nf $43.20. and an assay from a parity with the Gould line In the wore taken Into the courts yesterday the two-incstreak going $587.60. The matter of rheapnr of opo fifty-twwhen Albert T. lawrence, a master shaft is down only feet, and eration. plumber who is not a member nf the la bring sunk on the contact, upon The Gould road as planned will BKeociation. brought ault against the which the rirh streak lies. The ore rome Into competition wiih the HarriCrane company, a dealer in plumbers Is prinripally manganee quarts, iden- man line at nine points between the tical with the quarts ledge In tbe two terminal, and will cron a number supplies and agalnat all tbe Individual members of the association for Montgomery Shoahone, the shaft hav- of small Inral roads In shfornia and Vn-d$10,000 damages to his bualneaM. ing been started on a contact which 1 Nevada which now feed the Central the law, Lawrence claims he Is easily traceable directly to the Sho- Paritlc alone. entitled to raoover in such a cans shone workings. This la the best three times the amount of damages lie showing made on the southwest ex- MEXICAN PACIFIC C0A6T PORTS. has actually Buffered; therefore hia tension of the Rlmshona formation. suit is really for $30,000. Superintendent Doyle will continue A special s correspondent of Lawrence alleges that on or about sinking for an Indefinite period. It bewrites that many western MexIntention to of the Jan. 19, 1903, a conspiracy was enter- ing tbe company icans believe that Gusdalajara. whlrh ed Into between the asbriatkn and thoroughly explore the ground. a city of over 100, ObO Inhabltans. is B. F. Taylor and William Griffiths destined the Crane company, whereby the latto become tbe commercial city ter firm was to refuse to sell goods or have formed a partnership under the of Mexico. Guadalajara is connected supplies to any master plumber out- firm name of Taylor and Griffiths, rail of with tbe Mexico, and by City side of the association. That, agree- and will engage In the brokerage and the. Mexican Central i busy completment, he declares, while against the mining business. These gentlemen ing the road lo Mauunlllo. A dearer law, haa been adhered to faithfully. arc pioneers of the Bullfrog district, view of lhe present situation may he He declares that the Crane company and know the camp from one end to obtained by stating that Mexico has an has refused to sell to him at all ex- the other. They are husUera and will far only one port on the Pacific whlrh cept at exorbitant prices, much higher probably do an extensive business. connerts the Interior with the acs by than those charged his competitors In Mr. Griffiths ha resigned aa rail Ballna Crux. The northweeieni and manager of the Four business. He says the association of the country does not profit by has also terrorised local agents of out- Aces to devote his entire time to the part, this railroad at. all. as the road goe side houses so that he has been able business of the firm. practically due east, and connection to buy little or nothing from them. with Guadalajara rati be made only vis not Lawrence further charges that, A FAMOUS ALPINE GUIDE. near the Atlantic coast, and Cordoba, with content having wholesale firms Mexico City. traffic lake InThe veteran Alpine guide to the four days from Ballna Crux by rail to boycott him, the association haa augurated a system of espionage, haa Petit Si. Bernard, Leopold Grand, who Guadalajara. Ths road to Manxanllla ascertained who hia customers were, ha saved fifty-tw- o lives during the completed, Mexico will have its second snd has taken palnelo notify such cus- twenty-tw- o years he has kept watch port on the Pacific. This, it is expecttomers that Lawrence could not buy on the summit of the pass, was badly ed, will remit lx considerable goods of Salt Lake dealers, which, Injured the other day by an avalanche to Guadalajara and incidentally toprofit ths he says, has injured him greatly. while searching for two lost trawlers, Inited States, for Mexican thereThe plaintiff does not ask for any aaya a correspondent of the Pall Mall abouts desire closer trade relations restraining order, but merely demands Gaaette. In 1887 Grand saved a com- with this country; in fact, the younger as stated. damages pany of Italian Alpine troops who generation of weern Mexican aim were carried away by an avalanche, to acquire a knowledge of the English SENATOR SMOOTS AWARD. and waa presented with the Order of language. Merit by the king of Italy for hia sere Balt Lake, Feb. 22. Senator Smoot vlcea. Four years ago fifteen soldiers KAFFIRS TAKE BIG DROP. wired State Superintendent A. C. Nel- belonging to the French Alpine regihv an avalanche struck were ment son yesterday that as a result of the reLondon, Frii. 22. Two small jolt-be-n In the American and Kaffir marcent competitive examination, he de- near the psae, and Grand and his aon, assistance. set to render out 19, cided to name Scott Lynn as a Utah aged kets respectively were declared derescue work of in the While engaged cadet at the United States naval acad- a second upon the slock exchange Toavalanche overwhelmed the faultersOtherwise the settlement did emy at Annapolis, and that he had father and aon. Injuring the former and day not the fears of Important selected Arthur Parsons, Lester Anderrealise the latter. son and Jed F. Woolley as alternates in killing After carrying hia sons body to the failures. The Iran suet Ion a were mostly narrow. Kaffir hardened a trifle. the order named. hut Grand returned to the Scott Lynn, the successful com- whom he transported to a farmsoldiers, One of the oldest, firms upon the a mile petitor, Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. away, saving their Uvea. Last summer Edinburg stock exchange failed today Lynn, 736 East First South street, and President Lonbet decorated Grand with because of the full of Kaffirs. la 17 years of age. He ia in hia fourth the order of the Legion of Honor year In ths High school, and would the moat coveted decoration In the WORK WEAKENS THE KIDNEYS. graduate this year. He haa determined, French republic for hia nourage and however, to go east immediately, and distinguished service. Grand seems Doan's Kidney Pills Have Done Great to take the preparatory examination at to bear a charmed life, for he Jus been Service for People Who Work in Ogdon. the naval academy. carried away five or six times by avaArthur Parsons, first alternste, la 18 lanche and escaped. with alight InMost Ogdon proplo work ovary dsy years of age. He livea at 194 Tenth juries He la entitled to a pension Eat street, and la a graduate of tha hat refuses to quit his post of danger In some strained, unnatural constantly over a desk riding High school. He la now a student at and hardship. on jolting wiignnx or cars doing the state university. hotisi-wfir; lifting, BLANCHE WALSH. Lester Anderson, second alternate, la reaching or pulling, or tr.Hng the bark In a a student at the Brigham Young colOn March 5th Blanche Walsh will hundred and one other ways. All lege at Logan. He la 18 years of age. to wear, weaken and Jed. F. Woolley, third alternate. Is In present her great, sucorss, The Wom- these strains until they fall bethe third year of the High school. He an In the Case," for the third time this Injure the kidne season In New York, which makea her hind in their work of filtering the fifth engagement In the same play In polaona from ib blood. Doin' Kidthis city, the original production har- ney Fills cure sirk kidneys, put new A DIFFERENCE ing been made at the Herald Square strength In bad barks. Ogden cures IN Theater last season where it enjoyed a prove It. In the Edinburgh Uni run of over four months. Few playB of George F. Wright, of 373 Twenty-thir- I modern authorship have had aucb a street. Os'len. Utah, says: versity three human lungs lie career and it is certainly the most pop- haul the mail from the postofflee lo the side by side. One is of an ular success yet achieved by the fam- depot and handling these heavy nard aacka generally routes pretty Eskimo and is snow white. ous Clyde Fitch. Immediately following her New York across my kldn.-- ) and back. My bark In life, this would be ruddy engagement Miss Walsh will start on has bothered m- - for years with sharp with rich blood. Another is her supplementary spring tour to the booting pain In my kidneys snd then Pacific coast, this city fortunately be- again In a constant dnH aching through and is ing included that of a coal-minIn ihc itinerary. Her man- my loins snd rxiendinif dear Into my black. The other is of a town ager. Messrs. Wagenhals and Kem- shoulders citing to me. The ecre-lion-s were not riirhi. I tried many per, have made arrange men I to carry dweller and is a dirty slate the complete production and tbe entire different kidney remedies, hut they gray, as are the lungs of most cast precisely s seen In New York, failed to help tne. I was about discouraged when I raw Doans Kidney city residents. Thats why CHEEREO THE POPE. Fills advertised and I procured a box consumption thrives in cities. at S. W. Badcon's drug store, 2421 One reason why Scott's Sixty American Sailors Received by Washington Ave. started using the Pontiff. them snd they ri!d me a world of good. Emulsion does so much to I continued fhe tr.itment, taking two Rome. Feb. 22. A detachment, of boxes in all The backache disapkeep down consumption is the American cruiser peared snd I fU better and stronger because it helps to keep the sixty sailorsnowfrom at Naples arrived trorr generally than bad In a long time. squadron lungs clean and supplies today. The Americans who spent the You can use ntv name, saying that them with rich, red, blood It morning in sightseeing, were all re- I have used them and from the tet, ceived by the pope this morning. already given bm. I can endorse all makes the lungs germ-resistinThe pope presented each of the visit- the clalma mad-- j for them. I have recIf the body is run ors with a medal. Then he delivered ommended them to several and shall blessing them and their fam- continue to do a .down and health is at a low address, ilies and the religion orders which For sale by nil dealers. Frire 50 ebb Scotts Emulsion will tbe sailor had with them. Co.. Buffalo, cents. Before leaving, the pontiff shook New York, sole agent for the United build it up quickly and pei hands with the American officers ac- States. manently. Remenilier the name Doan's and companying the sailors and the sailors XOWXX. are Pail Stmt Ktw YarL SCOTT gave three hearty cheers for the pope. take no other. ill K'-i-i- . : Ultnb A X DOOLY. Swum. JOSEPH S. PE1NY. V. SMiMar. NALPH . HO AO. Com a. National Bank of Oggcn, , v. McIntosh, am INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS AND TIME DEPOSITS -- racy. King John flret touched the cradle of liberty at the Magna Charts, but rhp new nation was the culmination of iltiwe principles. Washington waa a type of the American, reared nnder ihei. Influence. He haa but one eulogy. Wherever en American ia found, there 1 liberty, that It hie lilogv. hi ww true patriutiam, for lie fought for country and for state. Ilia motto was: The state ia always foremost before the Individual.'' The genius of this man is stamped today upon the ns Mona of the earth and hi memory will ever be preserved. The policy of keeping this nation, keeping it from entangling alliances, la due to Washington. HU policy has been endangered, but now the flag which floats over ua and stand for prosperity, integrity and liberty must not be defiled by those who do not hold sacred the trust of a seat in the I'nited States senate. In order ra bring about international P'wre we must first have Internal peace. We must bring thi about e by our own works and by education. When we have accomplished this w can cone with foreign matour-Mv- ter. "Isn ua go, remembering that we are s great state, a common, united people striving to build that temple which kid gave ua 1o build. Let na be Waah-tnetocharitable, love and honor and keep the principles of peace n our hearts and the flag intact, hi Is pesce. ARRESTED. 12. Ipon receipt the chief of police Detect less Raleigh Rort today placed under arrest one C. J5. Thompson, whose true jam I given In the dispatch as Dr. iRyid P. Maxwell. The man waa tyHhlv dressed, and has an appear-jtcf education and refinement. "n-searched at police headquarters fine gold witch and other valuables found upon his person. The pris-i- s rather dark complexioned and 'Idly good looking. He was very MU wile undergoing the ordeal of vtng hi pockets rifled, but whether icnmposure was due to fear or r,,iy that of surprise and chagrin ling subjected to arrest and of course could not be hv those who were witnesses Jh unhappy man's predicament. lhp MT,,ro of the comntiinlra-J0,'ivfrom be Ohio city, ft that Thompson or Max- a,,briir : a woman's doctor." The cause . mp'alnt. according to the tcle-Pr' 'bat of having performed a 11 Peretion. He clalma to have for a month, hut fiirhnr Terj mm communicative, in f , IS' h' rofitsed absolutely to talk. ,n ,he Tin V",w dispatch man ntcd waa employed hetw s Professor of chemistry in a . u.,, onleeit 1 impos- o arn anything about the mans tint.- his arrival iu this city, Jtd e - "i i: v. fr fn-.a- DAILY TRAINS UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD PANT. w(-e- EA 1 ptt-M-- I The Overland Route o.-.- Og-h- pipid Eastern Express 8:80aJ Overland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Den wr. Kansas City and East, 8:81 No. 8 Lo Angelas Limited. 1.09 p.sx. Na d Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City and all paints East, daily 7:IOpjn, 8 California Eaprosa from Council Bluffs. Onus- - OVERLAND LIMITED 1 and ths new Angeles-Chicag- Limited o ; ha, Denver. Kansas City and Exit, dally 8 Na 7 Los Angeles Limited. I Na 9 Fast Mail I No-OvsrUsd Limited from i Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansaa City, Denver and all 4:99 pas. points East, dally This Includes ths famous Los Arrive Aa (UNION PACIFIC) 1 .... N& 8 No. 2 VIA Strictly Twentieth Century Vestibuled EJedric Lis hied Steam Heated Trains Operating Pullman Pataca Blcspsra; Incomp rah I Ohssrvatlao-Librar- y Cara Cara A Dining 1 OREGON For rates er Information call ont K B. MOSELEY, T. P. A, Ogdon, Utah. C. A HENRY, SHORT UN COMPANY. RAILROAD North of Ogden. Agant, Union Dopst. Na $ Portlaed, Spokane Po- catello and Butt Kipreea, ... daily I'll LB. Na 7 Fast Mail, Portland, aad Bpokana, Pocatello Butte, dally .,.,....,,...38s86pmi Na 11 Cache Valley Sir 1:39 pa. proa dally Antes Na I Fa et Mail from PortPocatello land, Bpokan and Butte; dally f:00l Na 13 Cache Valley Kx-19:31 proas, dally Na 10 Portlxad. Bpokana The Only DaaMHVaek Raffwiy I ut Ehw sad h I 1 The One Weak Spot Will not mar th appearance of new will make it very unsafe. If buy your Horans, but Butte tad Pucatallc daily, 1:50 poa. South of Oegea. lOverland Limited harness I lug cars, Hera you may rest assured that you are getting not only Harness that pro sent! the very finest appearance, but Harness that la well mads In evsry deteiL can, cure, dbaMvalKP huBat-amaU- ng vtt lute, hath can, aC ,.., Butte and Pocatello lb Iffira and ikJsA dstil lovers Ubrsryt auBra train Hgbtad, thraufh ta Chkaga wBIm Dtrad cocsMcdM Nr J.C. Platt Saddlery Co. ' 876 Twenty-thir- at d Chtogt & ty. iNth-'Wis- tn .... ..........a... ......... Arrive Portland. Bpokana Butts and Pocatello Express from Salt Lake CHy. ll:H ara Na 5 Atlantic Express from Balt Laka City, and law mediate points, dally 1:01am, No. 7 Portland. Spokane, ExButts tend Pocatello press from Balt Lake City, .11:88 asa dally Na 1 Fast Mall from Balt .8:88 p.Bh Laka CUy, dally NA II Cache Valley Ex Bale Laka from press . City, Provo; Noah! Juab dally 8:18p.m. Na 17 Los Angelas Limited, g:4l p.m, 7:0$ pjm Na 3 Eastern Kxpraa Na vlre-preside- Wash. Ave. for T:80i Balt Lake City, dally Na 8 Local for Balt Lake 8.80 1 City, dally Na 13 Cache Valley to Belt Lake City .....lQ.40Am Na 18 Los Angeles Limit- ed 8:10 pm. Na 8 Limited for Balt Lake City, Provo; Nephl aad Juab, dally 4.10p.k Na 10 Portland, Bpokans, Butta and Pocalallo to Balt laka City, daily 0:80p.m. ....... ...... ...... StPanlandMiunpapoUsI 2283 Depart Na I Eastern Express .... 4:19 Na 8 Portland. Bpokana jot 1 rare reared another of liberty and daring: one which heard the voice of a ns i ion jet to be. The philosophy of Franco and Scotland culminated in these people and in America. Priest hood and kingcraft were dead, for the name of that new nation was Democ- OHIO PHYSICIAN Si-o- u UNION DEPOT TIME CARD UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY TLhc Rrad-etreet'- than a reality. Our forefathers yearned for something better, something whlrh would be their own. Title flret - a ft-c- normal echoul. the campu proced-- j A parade aero in the ceremonies ,be ' building ahich room or the Mufc-uinand decorated bad been specially creased in its seating capacity for the Jov- - Jhn C. Cutler presid-- ; occasion. as de-- ' ed and the principal oration livered by Rev. E. 1. Goshen, who spoke of the character of George Washington, and of the principle of national arbitration. The parade arm the campus was rei.n imposing affair. The faculty, in gents. and guests had assembled tbe faculty reception hall, the senior and In the libmry. and the normal in the physical preratnry students building. Fully one thousand student and their guesta assembled at the different places and marched to the door of the museum building to the tune iff a lively air from the Vnivwraity orchestra. The preparatory students led. ths other classes following in order of their rank, until the seniors were ti ached. At the doors of the museum and building the procession halted formed a long line, the men on one side of the path and the women on the other, stretching towards the ntaln building. Through this line Gov. Cutler led the procession of regents and faculty, the seniors following in their rear, and the other students till all had entered the assembly hall. The class presidents acted as ushers but the audience remained standing until President Kingsburg called the to order, lie introduced as presiding officer Gov. John C. Cutler the chief executive was greeted (nd 'with a round of hearty applause with college cheers. In taking the chair Gov. Cutler expressed his feelings in regard to the duty young men owe the country, and the duty they owe themselves. Hugh solo, Dougall rendered a baritone which was followed by .a violin solo exquisitely rendered by Willard Withe. President Kingsbury then made a few explanatory remarks on the principle of nstion.il arbitration, and the movement in favor of it. closing with a strong endorsement of the move- telegram from 2 Cleveland. Ohio. - deta:! Sic-r- - and wreUy proper. and ibe preparatory Lak. Fb. M.i!- tne Plans cf Nivaoa. RegarcJrg Harriman in lMfi. F lut-at:- - cAe-brati- lt Mere Details S.iu Fiann-v- o pldtic if E. H AND STATE EXCHANGES) or of his career brfuiv coming . cxc.-p- t a r nu !: - ii of to the his alirgrd wroug.lotugs FebTsTwith oeremouiw Chief of I'olice teleha Salt Lake. Owl Jhau an graphed the fact of the arrest to the murh more I ihe vet been Cleveland authorities, and i mhi- - meantave annual fir time the doctor L detained at the city reity of i'uk. the of I'niverrtty jail. UNIVERSITY NEWS 23. MORNING, Pam-enge- r 0 ...... ...... iu .... To California 9 asd Its Hesl Famous SUMER 1HE CLEVER COMMERCIAL TRAVELER wants to waato no time m making hia Let us know aa far ahead aa train. may be what trala you want to catch and we'll land you, Mr. Salesman, with your trunka, sample cases, tie., at the station, long before the whistle blows Wont tax you loo much, either. Wc de e general trucking end carting business, besides, and bava a quick actios 'phone. lungs; d er 1 1 FoRtei-Milbu- m MIS Terminal k Coronado San Pedro Long Beach Lob Angeles DRAW- THROUGH OBSERVATION ING ROOM CAR OGDEN TO LOB ANGELEB. WHERE TO EAT BOSTON CAFE LOW RATES EXCURSION OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Sea C. A. HENRY at Depot Ticket L Everything here the best. Short Office, er write to J. L. MOORE, at all hours. LAKE CITY. BALT 0 A, All hinds of game and flah In acaaon. Extra fins dinner Sunday, from 12 ta g m, 25c. Fine lunch from 11 to 4 and I to I p. m. Transfer a Bpecfalty. (EL Bcsveugsr Work. 224 Twenty-fift- h Street Excursion Wagons In Season, a er-ds- t ' -- Jim Young. Props Fine Liquors FOR THE BEST LIQUORS BUY the following: Port wines, Angel Zinlaa-del- . ica, Dry wines, Sauteruee, Clarets. We also have a full line of all other liquors. Tbe place to get them at right prlcea la P. B. POMS Brown Palace Saloon Chicago and 8L Louie No. 8 Riverside Allen. Transfer Co. , Na 6 ......... 8:48 IA Lest Na 12 Salt Lake local .... 1:00 Ana. Na 14 Salt Lake special .. 1:15 Pasadenm -- fimCl CARD IN MAY 18, 1808. DEPART DAALh. AUaaue Mali oU pussts R. G. W. TIM Tent City position---bondin- l RES ...... 8.30 p.m, Limited 4 Atlantic Er press, all 7:00 p.m. points Ernst Na DAILY. ARRIVE Na Na 11 Ogden special 5 Pacific Mall, Bolt 11:30 Lake era a end all polntd Exit ......11:30 fio. 1 Chicago sod Bt. Louis Limited 2.50p.m. Na 13 Local from Park Klty 7:00 p jo. ssd Ban Feta Valley No. 3 Pacific Express tram ell points east ...........13:05 Am. Through Bleeping Cars to Omaha, Chicago and 8L Louis, Now York sad Boston. Free Reclining Chair Cara. A perfect dining car service on all through trains. C. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent, Ogdem L J. BENTON, Gee. Agt., Pxgr. Desk Balt Lake City. O. B. GILSON. AgerL Ogdee. ........ ........ Southern Pacific Company Depart Express for and intermeBan Francisco 4:10 eJB, diate points, dally Na 203 Mixed train, Ogdan to Montcllo, Corinne aad Kvlton, dally except Sun0:15 An day ...... MOVING PIANOS A SPECIALTY. 6 Pacific Express Na J. C. BLADE, LE88EE. through to Baa Frsxrtacc; 408 25th Strest, Trlbuna Bldg. dally ........ , . . . . . .11. 55 ava Office Res220; Ball, Bell, 'Phone 9 Fast Mall Na l:llpjD. idence, 224. Independent, Office 224, Na 1 Oveland Limited .... 4 '30 p.m. 1144. Arrive Rccidcncc, Wagon for Sanitarium will leave No. 6 Atlantic Express from at earner 9:10 a. 7:10 aba Ban Francisco, dally Utahna Drug Store m. and return 11:30 a. m.; it2p.ni, Na 2 Overland Limited ... 2:10p.m. 4 m. and return at p. Na 204 Mixed train from Montcllo via Corinne and Kelton, dally except Sum :B0p.ob day Na 4 Atlantic Expretw from Ban Francisco and Interm 8:10 p.m. dlate points, dnily 4:10 p.nw Na 10 Fast Mail SLADES Hachs and Vans Day Na 3 and Night Pacific .............. .......... WINES and LIQUORS S. M. LEEDOM. H. PATTISON Falstaff Cafe 2425 Wash. Ave. Phene '22BX ............ WANT ADA YIELD WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. BIG RESULTS. WANT AD8 YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS |