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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT WANT SITES NEAR COPPER STOCKS RISE MAY WHEAT GOES LAKE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, BROTHERHOOD 19 Counter cro influenced bby ol euhigeiiey Demand for South L for ad Ti Resta - - | es teal f state Denlers Situation 1% font a vr With j of 8 Par stocki ht Ey- the strong er rrpan scored rack ' It . estat ate s str}ik ers oO tated t ere y ' ft mightenfiect the rerini -building hay : ; rr i av 0 mate il effect estate oof situation rica the ei inten lodging and Iu by a eek up i Ri.tio has ie There Archi ia ehes LONG a 7 Ii M.-Ulmer, turned from Sanin desolation the Mot Francisco, of ‘ n | has "he ar Loco Su aster, town and recove) one of the the greatest cop- High. Lue A Low, 108% and Lat}the su}substitute is-possible | in the scarcity, hy ear Be 1% ; ; WS ex, P.167 ) 1 OU' = a 6035 Sp ose x - Str WA oF an 23h dM rea m /2 $11 noe a oot bal Le et ne gyn 140 ; 3 135! lane 120 1% 5 SO%, 144 1 Tenn. ‘C, and €...147 Texas and Pic R? Union: Pac Way" Areterned ab | : Rubber NTR teel at such : Te { cL) eaayer) ally inércave in' jmater- wa latgel : due to population and the May wheat from the country \ |-Syet) : e , extent %cehigher; oats,| L@\ee for July showed improve in. pork rib and Opening paid Liverpool Yd) oe sansas y, | ma) & wunte an to train; system,d: Je7 almost 3 as yi 7 ee and; * 3,000 In regular| form people a will » that OL COMMONS a strueele the © FOR L.-L.| ia . owned and and this. Western Will Cut . Be thé the & EGR . s Tas line in trip was A since the. by Ssiniply,one Lor {lelr. re n, for men, especially i LOW the those order een for says a 26th, See. and Treas. EAST 28th---JUNE bedded 1st, 3rd, 16th Bs dhie mee VOHICAGO = ches oo a'o s Rs. TOUS . pp sje nic speci eee wens mie Le sya e ie ack wie ‘sel S inid a/aie aces eee BRANSAS-(GIEYs AND: OMAH Asian vic te Bec: nie eso Wade ‘ MINNEAPOLIS AND::ST. PAUB 3c. Saree § elapse « DENVER, COLO. SPRINGS, PUEBLO. ......; See bos ee To ONE FARE Other Intermediate PLUS Good to $2 Keturn OPEN TOP THE ROUND 3ist. Stopover THE _ AND CAR and SERVICE FREER CANYON. TOURIST Omaha TRIP G7 CARS GRANDE PULLMAN to Chicago, DINING Allowed. OBSERVATION THROUGIL THROUGH Points. FOR October Mrivileges SLEEPERS St. Tiouls. A LA "hk : CARTE aa pant Ae delivered Por These ties will be used > . i s i aster extensions in) Western l. A. Purther Partic ulars, BENTON, Or Address G. A. P. D., SALT Any Rio Grande LAKE. Agent. agent Paul, on Salt =i e& engineers Tor ats: inary work fiminars The steamer Hercules, bearing Nist Oxtantal Honsleneenth fivithe Z Benton railroad, 1,000,000 to be ing eS anc -infor- Try us. South Street Jr., RATES MAY Pittsburg, dis- resterday hints as oo "Own SMITH, went to Idaho yesterday Erwin Tdars, Colorado passenger agent for the New York Central lines, eame in from Denver for a two days' stay yesterday. Po Gr: 1 Tr i Pacttic match ‘tn The Grand Trunk acifie, which is mak lomexextensions opgio eT Canada, aru ae is fe draw. aking best a j te, eben : fecal say J. PAs a sertiny Har- ; RAILROAD NOTES ---- Claude S. Williams, general for tht Chicago, Milwaukee & St. ce first the he res eR a "The East Second . be- Seattle signal S. Pentecost-of the an ' wee cat meneed the shipment of ties from its big camp in the mountains and during the season will deliver 250,000 the 3 Muning CO. it <4 a ole : Faas Borat U backed was atir railroad George MANTI. FURNITURE Manager : Portland r Time a Pall Hour, in four years. . . Rio Grande Western will place | P,for Burlington sehedule in effeet June 3 that | State De his . wuests, Nave f * Local Was discontinued fecently, the passen-|; ger trains haye been running .on the old sehedule I A. Benton, passenger agent; S. V Derrah, fveight agent, and District Superintendent Blliott of the Rio Grande r . : . Western, have' tira; trip who' to Marysvale, report general returned from ‘ teat pean beginning of activity. on. the part of the Hill representatives ane tock Island Abpoliitme nt Withheld. te attend) EY, ate aes ae may . mean ie ‘corganization of the both. sides, but- the obliteraeither the novel|Timan G,-P. Delury, SCHEDULE Grande The a new ate the bri varllng pat mies wee 6f _ Gance. Of J- D. Warsham, ‘ pee one SDAP aL ESOC ers As a 5. C Si boara.70 out ©. are three branches! connected with the Rock Island, are in this city, one on | still waiting anxiously for the offielal ‘ . an . . ; the Rio Grande and two on the Ore-| notification of the appointment of a gxon Short Line The dances are : given! } successor to N. LL: Drew , formeriy dis; |!" the mi: eae of incapacitated | trict passenger agent for the Rock members ane is thought that the] } [stand Thele bélief.stilk BB and in De nverar. belief sti obobreceipts foriene will be very large jtains here that E. Drake, local pasThose on tl arrangement commil-|senger agent for ‘the road, will be tee are J. EL Davis, C. W. MeElderry,] transferred to Denver with the - inFP. . -P. 2. Collins, $5. Blakemore, EB. ‘A "rease in; hority and ¢ , . A.A com crease in authority and all -all that goes Olson, J. D. Warsham, L. Lo Ar hey.) with it. Several other names have been 7, fF Wilson and G. P. Delury The as obé ig ses for ,. : : i. s qi . = e) | the mentioned as however probable appoinks ce tok reception committee is ; composed place 1esE include . r : > see > ; ue - bat fF oe and J = a trict f Oe ene agent cen pont " ollins, es ikemore, L. IF and C$. Sloa aig formerly.° o : enver ' Wilson, E. A. Olson, G, P. Delury and] who is now New England passenger J. H. Davis are on the introduction} agent for the road, with headquarters : comrmolttec in Boston, @:S: Totten of Chicago ha High officials of the roads will belalso been mentioned as a probabl: present and take part in running the] suecessor. for the Denver appointment date and refreshment special." The pane eS management of the Salt Lake eine > s eereiae (lway has imad@ ar 3 \ Million na Ties for Burlington. ee yee _ - at . ; _, | Republican Special Service. ment to" accommodate the large Sheridan, Wyo.;, May 16 The J: crowds sheridan, + U.,ot - svLat) ). a8 ‘ "4Timber MeShane company has . com- Rio Z or tion: reports Sei op Will shorten the running time peel eae us a Orlin nt rat oar neat Salt Lake and Manti one hour. The | aa 1} rae ic 1 Il former custom was to run mixed| eiibeeae eget eee Y | tre ight and passenger trains between; had a'strong start, and the ten-| Richfield and Manti, and although this | poche 2 mothe Higher ee branches! - of ' ae one rot ons plans on the firemen and trainfriends it is expected elgad Aefete eee te ye we a hel } conditions along the ;| carloads 1 fri t : 4 fo een Country ere at ire ata ‘ae5 bereush enen.| | possible shape) The |} offt ragedL were \ larging oe ae a few da there | taken by Mr. Elliott. 19 s, for tomorrow, 6,000; market > "ime EVES "medi! 4.10 ves or for 7 tonight . made iol IC foi NEW oe | deney was stil upward during the first) d 1 half of the session Small loeal reeeipts | 405 ind a shipping demand that secareity of |} ong ‘ offerings alone prevented from develop- | ing We CEoe ae takings wave tone to the marke |} Demand in sample market was very a von.|| urgeot, but the needs 3 of the loc al con- ece are orderf program td spot hold City local into it orde! } the affair There t ‘}of the brotherhood advance to roads These heed i ange the a out Lake . Saltaim Hill stopped -on the grounds that allels existing line > = and that its Siihiteeiie oe sa of transportation ‘and: SEAIBE a alias ee , tition in a given territory. iis, it is belleved, marks rr Corn 41) trom futures Arpanitine ih it on the Rust Tn Southwest to members,of Together with men and their , sent Salt o Gt Waving yee Meee BM : recent ee legal proceedings, attorof the Columbia Valley admitted ee Dr eaate oo te which time July wheat rosc Opening at close ae for for been jn . trains to :. An- In- Members, track as eee a: oer a iNe aie Firermenoand Railway Trainmen . will! * In hold their annual danee and feast. | neys that no of : tard a at have- ; pecial . ; Gives Benetit: NEBRASKA and Northern the . state ate 8 ' S lo be made by callfor the enforcement of a law found the statutes of the state by which building of the north bank line | ae ,on the of the for : ecapneitated main when also catered to the general de-| higher 147'% Reeeipt u" mentioned opening ‘ /sas City 26 ; About the Furniture aod Carpets we sell Quality-always. the best Prices-Always the lowest for the best. Nowhere else can you find beltler goods for the price asked, warranto procharter of the &Pacific, SeattleGreat in. Northern Portland) ; ; Organization Ball Order the ad-) the of whal|, ; he |mand for bad crop news, some of the sine . fe t latter being of a somewhat Inconsistent | character, such as the following: "Seat-| tered shower Kansas and Missourl,! | drought compl: te in the latter state in- | | creasing The official weather map howed a generally showery condition of | iffatr in the territory that wvepresents the heaviest production of winter wheat |) but the recorded rainfall was Heht at all | station north of the 4 border. That with . the faet of man 7 large local oper« sold aeWheat short yesterday, } ators having 64%) Gol 119 * 1 Mi tren on Chicago, 16-Cattl May a 000; estimated, ate ay o the 130 - 654, 24 in Advance at 1% LISI 7%, 147165147 S214 TI, 151 148% v0 35 Ans 19%, 111 Chieas building of quo the iS _ Price above from to le tf oF ee 38: | hour: durioge 135%] to Sle after 2h iy 9 AS of Tige bs Gl, sie es 10 ; 38 13434. ab My 11S! 371, the VV ¢ 1384 37 13% 169 86% 15\ 14 io M4 23% Me remn IS . Men's nual 120°" | of ee io. forelgn markets, atte ee ml eit te traders being confined to what wé 137% | considered the dry weather generally pre275 vailing and the inadequacy of the seatSot s|/tered " showers in a the southwest to re-| «107% | lieve what ds by many considered al ' threatening condition over an extensive M'|area in Kansas and Missouri. St. Louis,| 1007, as usually happens is ar an open-| ae any ni : when there / sit ar hi a ¢ ee scare nue da its a ne trade correspondents tales|/ 16944 +) | ofboardwoe of suited to the prevailing with reeeptive| rc ot disposition for reports of damage n- 3 Co { G . to Wheat 7 119% bave 1th, 6 esi"73 107%, jin R General, it(-as,his,opinion in), lI telegraphed 414 raat ¢ MeaAgOo that, ; Railway at!) A\bund- Others, Corn closed forfromMay %e and to se higher {Provisions at the close , *"4, 8 Bee factor ibuilders ld : wherever Searce fora ra Searcity Is Ulmer stated ' May emer Close, | ments 110%] from delay lott i ; i 1051. 1 5 ie In any. case the work of rescon- |} W ib Ronny 7 a oT 2, Struction will be low ud: he. "Even < Preferred 10% 16 ; 463 the scarcity of the lumber supply. will! North mh Pak " A d0NIL 0g : have t great effect Upon the time «* z ‘- : ¥ : a quired to build up the tow) = -- Owing to the unp neuittuattad demand | » hi iys that other building material CATTLE MARKETS Mr, ? | ceeded Poth ses 2 Preferred Am. Sug. -Ref me |: regularbridge and: steel compani« Were alread, ix-months behind hand In supplyin their material and that| they will not male any contracts at. the present time execpt they be subject to] getting Woking Ook thing at Deficient Too July on yc account today, bx Geing and chiefly . } hed f he "A strong, 1021 in the delay is the Inability of thoe ett") ist ; os nae Pac Southérn= Orn "MAN ELCUunI ng Concerns tO. SUPPLY} =<" preferred material prompt! He says that the}Southern Rj "a was Be and gl - , EXPECTED. * SNEED a ‘ ae . Chieago, ssues, » Lt AIC. and ‘¢Dad Chi ‘ it Ww a: M, ; and Sté ri I ind : J sayscily that ha from to Points ant de-| | sained day vance Rel b r Min, tehison I ; ar oO 13 rere ' le t ; re- closed sone referred ree wiped out He Lys further lat Not ‘fa while there is plenty of people in| ,} ae the -city there: is ¢ eat number of] ve Xe geCentral them who are thers rh ough Curiosits | " ee vy and lthat tl lf population t } iw ' een M. Preferred IK a I tha more than cutvin half through the depar-| Na Léehd ture of those vho are raid to i N Y. Central in San Prancisco any miore | Pac fic Mbt Mr. Umer VS that it will be years} Pennsylvania the activity, of the Seems some - neys will seek by ceedings to, annul . - : Rainfall @ent . market Open. log. anne re) that before per » i ae is va ang t ; a ; 3> rest of) ere : AF | Ger Sl { lites sectr 7 168 is not a chimney | ; Int, Paper pfd.,O; miles of the eity ong N Wa, business: district] noe ee yet been Ba eounts He ivs that ‘th ai ane re ing he tr ithin 100re a it Une ntire 1. ines, gous increased ane ¢ highest price . a oul {}Am. Am. viene General who the stricken realized by the ; le. the to indand othbonds, r bondwere were unchanged.| teady Tanre of prices ‘was follow 1 TO-RECOVER ire ‘Prisco and Situation os on Suilding 4 rehiteet } % ‘ eific "~ ss CROWD nis Paul 1 Pacific 24 4. Other . , subs aa Hial increase rameis xports by in ! en months reported ats utistics firrure pas and . tarted it : Raliroaa pe ee , those ' th | sei i though the market a ay Ur hacenene has been some-| What affected by the cloudy weather the general situation remains ; a i p ; i Bot | TAKE from' ‘ bures iu ' ane our WILL. ‘Ges Annual Attempt of legal #pitoe eer 29 Specials. ier CROP NEWS INCONSISTENT GREAT -{t Were established on) most issues, the re a 4 ] ils The H 1e | nian acifie, St aul, Reading, - restaurants g liv ean! oor ae : Q Ana a publi th Ilvance o 1: St Northern Gas nearly ! vi ics " mae erected o houss The i Pacitk i i a. to Charter. § $ es Hill to effect a forfeiture of tlie charos ee: the ‘Colaribts Valley Railroad company. That road and the _ ar Stee|| Of deficiency of rainfall at ome points jand" Sugat'Retning also bettered early }and ‘superabundanece where it could only In theand specialties States : Eustae in Texas "\/tlon Refining . 1 oe ed an ndven Reducnel do harm. and Oklahoma pars!5 percent as compare: d eithceari rdéyi, | wis the war cry of the bulls, and It su reported DArLee two day re n the € trade on ; Aecure ee : ' ede hood , one Ae { 4 IO e general is { Gait Western ; Hh atl rty. eee In local ralicts nemarket t co 7 ; reat} ' ‘ e ae April wee and _ papernhang ny real of Planned Pacific Orders Sent Out to Hold Main) projected Matuia Pacine are the Taste duwncth 4 ines . . , 1¢ north bank of the Track for Trainmen's Columbia-river, In thisHarriman direction,attorit t=] announced that the a Bulls. la : York Central : Sentiment favorably inflienced by the € conditions oF the money mar proniinent , ve nt painter thne repo gained issues Strike b t dealer o f Phe eratrone cee . broom inppersympathy stocks entiextreme ext a by Surette eaniy | Union | Suga nd Con Genorat No general aby sharp upturnstrength in the ou the tio This POPULAR = In Texas and Oklahoma War Cry of the Cent ihe fect a 17, 1906. by~ BE. S attackit is:is tore beymade 1 ppter. irriman, i. } = tears w' York, May 16.-The . stock market Rust hol no a§ whole wasvolume, not quite up character to the res , atvermge bat was a mane Report : Good, |*s ALTAIR A FRACTION A UP ans WT { ants ur ep o. - of . . . SO Report > on Attack Northern Anaconda t ots . Hotels and Strong ta Publication . MAY "== > a . Lake Route, is ar oO rae . AV prethe Salt i due to . er, arrive Porat v? renraiit 8 in San tegob Superintenden oO ; COM n recently added to bad acatt ; a a ¢ ake s n for the Chasapeake canne rae 3).y 7h@2.80; & Texans, line sotnts a coming preyto pilipE, Nand of the protress | pee eae and ple Rae and mot taKen in aa cp ect an, It Li a. ata rds ~ z Vor the: new ckbp i. 1éter 4s' being | View of any improvements or extenMo road, was inIn Sa szike yesterday, hat the buildings now being put up lous--Ite cepts, 2A 0: estimated for to- l'spaken of: agsdotne very poorly in sec. | Sions contemplated) along the line. leaving over the Rio Grande Western are on a larger seale than =e which morrow 0005 Inarket pe Nowaes ; NES | tlons: of this state Receipts continue | They found the stations on the Marys-;in his private car i¢ Were erected a few years ago. e says oa ee axe $8 ight and shipments heavy vale branch kept up in excellent. conThe Oregon Short Line will run a that the ae carcity y in biliding5 material "heavy b. KS, ) litttion; 1 ‘tter, fact, tk man Lny on f ‘ 1, qi 2 ; . in fae omany s { "xcurs oR! Ss , i a ot confined to San Francisco and| Sheep-Receipts, 16,000 ‘estim: ite a for toPork Was VPirm. | Fthe : : main at atline > a ee a from athletes Logan andunday, i a led t | jmorrow, 12.000 market Ie higher; native | May 26, <to ursion bring the stucal a ot é c ae in ee a a, "Hy ‘ Pie heep, $4 {hans western heep, 3a Market for the hoe products was very a From oe Nee It eee Ae rnc fe Sees city ot sae Lake for 7 2 ' é ~ 16.35 native lamb $5.25 07.00 western! firm and the of business dom re country Lipper ds sO . ‘ ss the intercollegiate track m wo‘ built in t \ : volume , eee c uildin In: this.clty. W non hn "a | lambs, $5.95407.7 considerable Some selling of pork soon} branch of the road never showe d bet L. L. Donnan, proprietor es the: Up- inable to Tnish, Nn t owing horlage in. the uppl was told that it Would Pa before h could} pet aunt <4 haatarintf a "Ops lioprove the West Strect" the name of just Come purpose tot bri thirt i ny tb da :‘ 3 being to eh ler the opening checked for a- short| ter tim ti trons d t t buy that Khanisas City, enue ntly o eres ce F ull obstar iwi "iky Mav. ] 1 . 2 G= caused Kansas Ciky Vio May. Catthe-he ood all-around) advance cejpts, 8,000 market , Steady Ene to strong: sere na-)}extracr Naar consumptive demand. : 1% . ; a tart rs 7 = West, ‘je Bightit The Kighth ment league is ition that ha ence, of. be thi . the fact aa $5.2 an COV ‘ 7 s Improv an-oreani into. exist- Anas J aves , | 0 ts wrn ‘nd hetfer a beautify vm en 1 f i pt 2. 16, 50 UG i -) ‘) stor na k ‘ "10 ut { $ %; there the of fed ‘Se tes > 20 ve 40 rel a: OF A markets weak. ito‘ V ern Cow ‘bhulk-of-sal Ug gry e ate ! i jowexr; COWV : ‘ tor latly dai ipment wo hipr a ye trength all played |.cured, pounds meats more. ‘ heavy} 4 « ea ! ost Ce f o da | ind 1 yottomm. | 29.08 ‘ thehe ott raatShipments | stock. SSeS busine of : for the Guy aah ech = t ‘ Sin BOQ, yuv ee dew Taal wa hipment shipme receipts clans ary nin 69,00 WORK is poun younds pounds pSpot.. andy; 200; pound or, |} Was up-6s,at 17 pounds Js. j4 LE Ab ORDO, 1 oF bd Notes Business A {ransfer wa iat ee SP ORLGRAGy :aft ernoon ‘ { ronym William : Ie. 4 Cox 3 in tod dwin Cox of a ot on ihe neo 1 Sic ee ce ard eee Luture Lead 6d. Spelter up) Iron warrant Foundry, ws sd. |-July Sept : and~Atid || wie TRIG 2 Open Way High ; is 17% 7 finest residence in flooring on the first 4) oak c and floor is awed second general finish ‘is of the two mie door of tile-lined solid joston; Ma ltoday, though Se dat and porcelain Coppers th ‘ Phe hand-painted: and done in mupl White pine, with The bathroom js bathtub stats ie jis of quarter (seeming OAK hie ' Dull 16.-Coppers . generally not : Inclined, -_--- Lake Salt Isane Were were dull to do. : Realty Brockbank and that the wool going ins halt in Co Roberts etraletoyS. million pound lots is Rome atsok tO | I Ct G.I ' -§ cents. He says that the range Park' No; 2 ire in good condition and that the UK Sarah Bie tb Ihe ar ‘ i 10 aweres t rom Ww look was never better than. 1 cad beset BS ter Adams on to Thoma ai bet SORE NSEN GETS Sie ee an New x Foe 1 of ong lons itu { the cee of aera h Ae Utah PRIZE Con Refrigerator ety, se :ee oses I ! 1.) Maury Furnituce rm Idaho of to Vi lWarovid Lii-Le. <a Mar W iwhce i Choma DIO- |" "Sinith EC ( = nk Patt L ist , 1 miler 130 Pes George = High ‘ Wheat hard, ® of competitive several western af nh pre time, natches, nm comps ut onion nh fish, milk, cream tapacco paunes ie scape alan came uM oOHESS Deny Fees Ca See tle ‘ let and village iGe jov : a # No No.2, yellow. No. and of cost butte chi het we 16 ce May % aa ira Dp Lf a? 26th ; and zs or ‘Oman weet} St on ot any nicinel dome | a more ‘ nae lal ian ae: sale of ct ne 7 nS beens ee none 10}. Diu ‘St!--Louls, 00 | Saikedk: 1d 1 0) Lan Pueb vie ‘Louis, ja Tickets . 28th, 16th. lo, ‘ LTGP Saat $45.5 ite i See ticket for office "tain 1 ¥ COlorege See $32. 6 ora: vee ae mae Maat agents for return 201 to Main he oR local place branch of will at the ! built there Ah ho Av Rio Grande and thie: the ftirst.acrondeaval bk assist: Western renery ASSsenge t ais oo bapes ) = 1 i "a SSE ME aeaae the j antic e oon outhern ge Attractions ' . Call 3190, tracks. 1!No pring 32% in I Fe SI get ett z la 1 ere 7 A eait} envel 2 ae SCS lars, idy i he« sliehtly % Se I at Gd, \ 6 : and an6 1 906 th, I < ' * oorado pl z= Ings Pueblo an 1 yur y ; oat SH tas, ; Chicago ly urry Memphis i SSP I oe Se ne oe "es joes sas Ie ose nae a ell ei MISE fs hare ! 39.50 90° es 4] 4450 AND RETURN Fastbound Rate to Chicago from Utah Common Points & Return $44.50 LOW RATES ON SALE TO ALL MAY RETURN | C. 26,'28, LIMIT, A. POINTS. OTHER JUNE 1, 3 OCTOBER TICKETS and 16. 31. WALKER General Ag ent. CITY. The ae | Proportionately ae se es ares Een Sple nas do todas oda . Low Rates - to Many Other On no railroad in America is the system of discipline among cniployes and watchfulness for the safety of passengers developed to a higher degree than on the Chicago, Milwaukee & Sf. Paul hallway 45 a) 50 rt os . lo p exicun Iver silve eo mee m i aa ial $20.00 ..~= 32.00 Saeewe ere Ci a el eet tae ta CT ° she SULA Quotations. Comoe) ts ' : io.-:- 2 ca 5 eRe et canis / |} St. Paul and Minneapolis __ _--yurr met meee NRA' No. ee Rech, bar Silver / York 1 , i today quoted at ondon Ra eee Uae ‘ 1L¢ SSRI jp ste d Sr POA i southe rn CITY -0 May 26th and 28th and June Ist, Onjaha and'Kansas-Citye ss. o-t ms LAKE GS Mt 2owhits a ae SALT Points An Enviab Reputation so@ eht bree » reais and Other eas, SAL LAKE Cae to PRR i Meht ot burry,, October 1M AMiae No, TO department. Ts red NT 2 Chicago ah a oe | i Jernie nee ; writ | alifoernia ©A "hore; either Homeseekers' Tickets | | Interna-}| Republican, any plant | {[nter-Mountain Unterfrom | partment, advertising or circulation the local distance S05 a7! northern, EI to] go Mount} a tr ht Lh Satanic ow pt CUul- |) silver street FasL (fleece) ey City, Green tormer tio] hi has | Cc. go | "and (lows, 21020: ey agg node on LINE. and the Louis Wool Mays 16--Wwor IRE ) 1 coarse o $20 Y ae as $3: good - Denver, being a5 ine "sapentace rolakning ibraid ii fir PAST. SHORT and Wemphis, P me aTron ote r points scientific pring) i a old i ere aa ORDGON ae aay . sen, "to push the an in . very a in both wh | ‘ no Ne EXCURSIONS , "that , W :' Clos . ii-0S,@516;,3N0.7 Nov 2owhite 4, 2 ‘ St. 0 pt. i 3s. ane pel een a elU a aN They arebad constructed on ciok 4 pentect ve re ice titors, sale of this line of competi eh: and makes now 00, at iced without taint ak Ne pun ime ae in The and hiss the ! City Seotield will : ‘ Vinter, te S2@85 © SS@PNE | at City Bus- | beck "to Pleasant for , Park Clone SSD © an tpg refriweratora °hal duke. Birst t to e865 ewes? [Lo 2.0] squthweet, medium (ty predicts a wonderful Sale ult in : hauling supplies for for the. three squares' ta Perkins Sanitary retrigerators: Mr: S011: "ponrne. Sx7nda. @ws:fr. ne.4. 17,.D dine s inh for aren 19.621 15.40 Tcow boaue a9 8 a7) ys sale No: Oat 1 W,. Hich = a W) oa luo:Corr 2. Ord) Hel ‘ ow it a Close 15572 15.35 2 eae Lo rr Park. Spur "unk aaee ag "Westérn?. tn ---- _ tm |OUST OUD a0 oe oF Jul 10 | oe hs A Ya x Cash ny? add Wh - ( 1 6-3 Sn) 15.06 Open northern, Johnson, been. transferred Westing of Mount + soonnew as road the first stretch of oyfon for the is laid the We track tern | Pacific will, construet/aspur between | Hi: FRichth-and: Ninth West: streets for the} ten nrommbdatlonsot the new was done cha Clo 23M ps a! Low 15.05 i i Wh \ Miller, D.- ioO ae Grande z RIBS 1 Bireb , Bireh,; J. 1ihs ATMA Low 3% on Hich Oaon I 569 oom 7 ral Ames | Sep 7 10,000 Se J eae Mra to : sae LARD n Sander W. add 15255 8:5 1h 24 si) Binder Gelder's: ; 1 a Mity Laké 4 Place Oral and ere Will Dy th oc Rite | PJ) \ ricndstheuexcht over ha ae and rton~ NI 1 . to-C. Pov , i Agency. yesterda ice: (ae cae és z High i Se "y fuls Sept : "to ‘ Cox i ey \I ou |, I rae Fe -City WDE. PACIFIC. e Open much Lake 1 as WOLDS, | PORTS trol traders ere et Transfers to-Salt President H BE. Rawlins .-of the pt. ue lk Commercial National -banl is back.) 5 lian "Most Pst; «to Salt from a busine trip to Rawlins and City, -pt r Is, ole reports that thet have Tee ne ids Pe i eae . iS u ile of wool in that portion o he} urnes,: xX] ~ ‘ ' \ of nw 5 ae. \ : late He says that in' Carbon count . + s W Lawrence to SS... 5 alone there have been four to four and wee Cb Oo to Ma Ob ast half million pounds of wool disposed] oy . of. sept Close ; ONE x today as. the roadbed ts all ready und) joy traveling agent for the road, will the ties are distributed in pile tails | accompany the delegation for the new read are. coming | n t) w I t issu th e 4 Arr OW- |] cies j ‘ee slowlyne Curren Ssue © f ‘ Co Ont. Epes tg : th ore head, published by the passenger de00. .delivered he CB oP OM TNE MoE | partment of the Salt Lake Route, T. C_ |} the Colorado Fuel & Iron company P tant neral 1 neer it of Third: South: between lain treet New York Metal 1 July { 1 " \ es 1 ‘he lot is te vacant New. Yark May 1 At the Sept It and emypl le ‘ ancentoda trading. .was pra at present, ~ but it is possible % ib aSITt vs 1 standstill,.. and. ‘price were OATS- block will be erected thereon : Ciéstr pot. hid and asked pr Phe country residence of Ray Walk-) gyecraje ez cleetroly tis SIS. 37M 2} Open er in Mill Creck is nearly finished and) nctin SES. 2500 18.37! lead Se SOEPO OS May 5h it is said that it will he one of a | spelter," $5.20476,00; "Lin, $47,00@48,00 Tul rr BOY the story Low i Seles hee, PRB is boomin work distributing ties, however, and| The University of Utah track team, these were placed from a point West). cchaistine of fifteen athletes, under of Ninth West street to within a bloc Ky tn direction of Coach Maddox, will of the Rio Grande Western tracks, and | leave for Denver this afternoon ove the remaining distance will be covered | ey, Colorado: Midland EO EL Wors- S114 (THQ " : The small party of interested. ones} tional Brotherhood of Blacksmiths & who went to Ninth West eet yes-| Helpers has presented a gold watch to terday to see the first say tbets. anistan in} D ©. Cooper, foreman of the black| the: -cons tr yep of the Western Pa-!smith shop of the Rio Grande Westeifie in tah was disappointed as DOS Deng who has resigned to take a simrails were laid \ large force Ve at} ilar I position in California | rs a : sl TH Mr, to Build mess CORN . | ad 7 ‘and SS. WESTERN ON smaller | Company Kighth West street from Second South || ¢¢ a6 iG; packer $ i yels und | than la yeur's to Tenth South Organization was) 1p ; t ) Packers were ereditec d with much of the completed at a meeting held in' the | ep-Receipt OW nar eet al hele buying although it wa (tt rouge ewitt Twenty-sixth ward meeting" house, | ( 3. 2 ee. tt ‘ OOGit feo wallets ee orket oy gn, OF ee "earls when the following otlicers were / ‘ 4 ca WECUICE ad ; cae . ae i. chosen Chairman, R BS; Wwilleys i: ' en ebhs secretary and treasurer Don C. Rush| London. Metals WHEA ton; , vice ! president, ¢ A. Christenser . May 11 7 ; London, tin' closed ~weak executive Spann ices, ERIVEV EON Him ace on of .6 peunds for spot: and Open High Low Close kins, Geory Bb. Bennett and Chart 5 pounds for futures to 207 pounds Ws for) Nay 3 S4 > [83 83M Davey prospeets ub| south : U nt s showing more eviee resort In' Provo canyon;: was ind lene ati " u eae martin than for in alt Lake yesterday ee for oes : : Freight : the accommodation of the : teachers The enre trattie over the A ena' , handsome increase | G, *ho will go. onthe. exeursion ‘from| hs "for he a ee ge: 1 ‘ ‘ Two the free trains every day Ogden or Denver to Chicago via Union Pac and St. Paul Line. ‘Through sleepers and reclining chair cars. Por tickets and information call on i Points. 1 - Tickets Good for Return to October 31st. SEE AGENTS. CITY TICKET OFFICE, 201 M . ain. Street i °C. S. WILLIAMS 106 COMMERCIAL AGENT West Second South Street Salt Lake City. a |