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f G DESERET r.VENINa NEWS: TnUKSDAT; JMJUIOII 2.1, 180H.
tf,r - .
' ADJACENT-CITIES
OGDEN.
r
ltohtied Hit Iltnrfactor. let l'lanl
!, Contract Slsnnl. 1 ho "AUnJonl."
Otlur Jiolci.'
I Word was rccelvsd last night from
I Ilia ixpett liulldst summoned iroinHau
I'lauuisco tj tlio Inauiatico aUJustus
who mo working on the Truit b jildlnx
lorn, to Hits effect that bo liad been ilf
lajed one tiny and will not reaolt
OnUen until tomorrow morning. Uila
i lit ceisarlly tlclnys KUIaruviil or tin
i lota still anolber day and will praTeni
1 the rebuilding or the itruclure wltlilu
the apecirieil time. Thu utile ol
Ugden la at a loss to understand llie
iccraalt- of aondlnu- to the COtul lor ail
. i oiiert builder to fliiuro en the coat of
V repairing tho damage done by lb. fire
I wuon there are a lari(e) number ol
j expert oontracton In thla city and
1 Utah who aro aa capable aaanyto
Judge In audi coim nud when by their
employment aereral ilaya of Tery valu-
1 ntilo time would bnro beeusavod. lh
people are vtry auxloua to ato the loas
fadluated and the reiulrluor tbo build
. Iuk commenced. Whllo awallluir, the
arnralol their bulldor thoae adjualera
whoae coiupanlea auatalned losses on
thocootcntaot the building are ll.ur-
Inn with the holdera of the policies
on losses.
OTvrtliree hundred men were on
gaged js-aterJay In clearing away the
dtbrla lied onto the Union 1'aolflc
track near Devil's Uatu by the great
snow alldi a of Tuesday afternoon. Thu
I track waa cleared laatnlgtit and Iralna
1 will be running on time today. 1 he
freight Iralna weru tied up back of Ibu
aliJo amino tralna wrre rent out ol
Ogdoti except I anaengera which went
out over the Utah Northern and
Oregon Hhort Line. Ilio slide covered
the track from fifteen to fllty feet dtvp
I for distance of between itoeld and 3UW
feet. Urrat bouldera weighing several
tone, earth and trcea wire piled onto
the track and the conglomeration was
dugout with great dlfllciiliy, tho anow
being wet and heary. One of thoconi
pany'a rotary plowaatalloiiodat l'ooa
uJlo and another from thu Cheyenne
dlvlalon were ordered to the acune of
trouble. The former blow outaoyllndcr
' Lead before It bad beeu at work an hour
1 and wm font back to the l'ooatello
ahopa for repair.
J Carl Nolaon waa arraigned yritc rdny
morning before Juatlcu Caliooii, In tho
1 police court, on a charge or otlt
lurceny, found guilty nndaentenoed to
forty daya ou the chain gang. On
Monday night Nelaon preaeuted bliu
eelf at tho realdence ol Jena Carlaon,
I on rJevonleonlli elret-t, and told naor-
1 rowlul talo ot coutlnued III luck and
aullerliig. lie waa given o good sup
per aud bed, breakfast next morning
and twenty-live ceutalo help lileu ou
lila way, by the lioapltable gentleman
at wlioao door he knocked not In vain.
Turn Joy alternoon tho tramp returned
and during the abaeuco of the Carlaoua
stole a, silver watch, which later lu the
day he aold to a Twenty-fifth atreet
Jeweler. Coruplslut of the tbeft waa
mado at the police atatlon and about 0
o'clock Tureday night Ofllcer W. A.
Drown picked kelson up on lower
1 wentv.lltlliatreut. The stolen property
waa ncoverod.
Contracta wero yeatcrday algnoj for
the site of the proposed Ice manufac
turing ilant, which will be at thu
Intersection of Twenty-third etroet and
Wella-enueon the Utah A. Northern
track. Tho gentlemen Intorcated lu
thu establishment of thu enter
prise, alter mature deliberation,
decided not to buy the land out
right but lease a large enough
tract from the Union .Hallway & Depot
company. Mr. Harding stated laat
eTcnlngthat the machinery lor the
I lant will bealilpped from Chicago ou
Baturday. Aa eoon na tbo present
E weather breaka, work on the bulldlnga
rm will be commenced. Tho projectora
Iffl will auperlntend the work tliemiulves
ft I ' anil have already contracted for thu
M uiceasary material, Meaara. MeCIIn-
took and Mosor will leave Ujuver on
the Slat lust.
B liliu morning's standard contains
H the followluct "It Is n matter ot
H pltaauri to aunouncu that every Ilnu of
B dally reading matter lu this tapcrwaa
H aet by union printer; and what la aald
H of thla Issue, we trual may be trutlilully
H aald of every auccrtdlug Issue of the
H btandartl. Yeatcrday by a mutual
H undtretaudlng bet vien the directors
H and the unlou, n happy and lust con-
H elusion waa reached: uud Ogeleii Typo-
M graphical Union, No. 230, Is with ua
Ht and wu are with them uud nil are
s)i wlthOgden."
M Ogden'a aolona wore very mu"h
B subdued last night at the special meet-
H Ingand their Uomeanor trwentuluu
K extreme contrast to that of Monday
H night. During tho entire ausilon mi
B quarreling or playlug it cross purosea
' was Indulged lu and thu amount of
Bj buslnru transacted waa therefore much
BH Increased. Thu 1 living ordluauce was
Bfl I assed Willi u lew ameudmeuta nnu
BjH tho oomiulttee ou water supply win
H Instructed to investigate thu nllrgua
Bl daugiroue condition of thu north levio
BjH of tho Ogdtn rher brlJge.
K Ihree ninety ton Homo englnta will
Jl be added by thu Union l'aulllo to it
l passenger motive iower to unable tin
J. road to handle tho luavy Worl l'
I Kiilr trolllo. ThesopouderoutmaLhlma
1 will runLulwtunOgden uml l.ruuston
1 1 and pull llllei'ii paaaenger ooaciua
j I each. Two of them have already ar
1' rlvel from the uoithweat wliem thej
, have been running on the l'.clflt
M dlvlelou.
j On Tuesday evening u two-year olu
B boy of II. r. Bteucy by aomo mian
B enured a bottle of carbolic acid nud
I , swallowed u amall portion. l)r
11 (JraUuiu waa called lu nudallendiu
tl'e little aulkrer, nho hut eenlni-
1 waa reported aa fAlrly well out ol
V; ilaugtr,
Uf; At a meeting of tho Oden bate lull
L association thu old otllcera uml board
f ofdlreclore weru retained. William
1 Tiallliy waa given tho inanageraiut
Hi Hervulter thu regulir club team will
HJl divide tho profits o( the ball park, the
B ataoolatlou ritulnlng only itiough to
BJb pay expense.
H Jlusluesa wna practically us ended
B yeattiday In the Union I'uclllu freight
BB yarJa and olllcca on account of the
BV Wiber tanyou auowalldo which cle.
layed tratllo until lata last night. 1'lvi
BJI freight tralna wire held baclt of tbi
BJ obstruction.
BB l.Ieveo cars ot Nevada range horses,
H rnaduupluto n npecaal train, naclieu
BJlV Ogdenlnst night and will go cant I
BM 1 market thla morning.
BJif Tho Utah &, Northern trade war
cleared yeatcrday of tho allow urn
) roclia rolled on to It in Hear Itiver
j canyon by Haturday'a anow slide.
lilswiai
Mnlnil Slnko t'oufcicncc.
A quarterly conference of tho MalatI
Btakeof Zlon waa held at 1'ortagi,
commencing Hun Jay, Mirch IS, at 10
a. m , and continuing during that and
the following day. The stand waa oc
cupied by KUerHeymour II. Young of
thu presidency ol tho Ueveiitloa, and
KlderCramlal! Dunn, aa special visit
ors, and a goodly iiumbtr of Hlako
olllccra, l'rtaldent Ollvor 1. lloaklna
presiding.
During tho conference thoBtako waa
rrprennted as being in a progresalvo
condition by 111 ler Wm. A. (Jlbba.
l.lder Heymour II. Young spoke on
thi luhjeol of reraecutlou;" Ills
argumoota wero logical and con
clusive. The Hlako presidency, Jlrothera
Crandall Dunn and oihera gave gen
eral Instructions, which were received
wl li appreciation.
Considering the Inclemency of the
weather, the attendance waa untmially
good, there being In attendance many
trora Malad Clly and Bamarla. I'rof.
Jonca'cbolr renderud the sweetest of
muslo. Wm.A.niiio.nv,
Htcretary.
1'onTAUi;, March SO, 1803.
ADOUT HOnSCSHOEsT"" ' "
these aja(a-stlearl'rrtrM lour Horse
rrum nuing rmr.
Tho perfect aboo roata only on tho horn
to lUfcnd tlio hoof from wtarlng out,
and It should not cotcr tho aolo or frog
of tbo healthy foot. Itavo tho ahoa Ju.it
t wi lo ut tho hccla riatholieclaaroninrt
and no uMcr. If tho ahoci 3 re wider
ojtart at thi hoela than thoipiartcra, thoy
will net aa n lour hcn ho atrpi on
itonea or on nnttcn gmund, etrulnlug
lila lastiru Joints, causing them to Ctock
when ho stand ot er night.
Some ineu (who think they know more
about tho horso fl foot than tho Creator)
cannot get their hornca' shoe wido inougli
nt tho licet, nnd tho conscquciico U tho
hoof cruahia down Ik twecu tho hcila of
tho rhoo, and tho Hhole wtlght of tho
horau tonics on tho weukcat jsirt of lila
hoof until hla iiunrtcra nu 1 frog touch
thn ground botn era thohilaoftho shoe,
preaalng his heela tog thtr.
Hiiro is nothing llko ctperienco If
joucun learn It. Tho aocoml homo I
ouneil was n S yonr-ohl colt, very tine
haired, ami consequently had t cry thin
homonhcr fnct. Iter fittwcro good
but rathi r Hat, but I ' know It nil" then
and Yt na going to hat o high heels on her
Bo I ahod her vtlth iv hcuty, atrong phoo
with wIJo nebnt thu too, and I nailed It
ou ro that it did not touch tho heels, to
umko tho heels grow high. Tho t licet
was juat tlio opposlto to what 1 wished
Her hells grow weaker, and In 18 months
alio eouM at.iri.oly alk without her
shoes, nuel her hoofs grow In tho ehnio
of n claw by tho pull of tho shoo on the
toe.
If jonwlsh to turn jour horro bnro
foot, tnLo thu shoes otf ns soon us thufnll
rains soften tho ground. With sharp
I Inehcrs cut tho horn to ulthln half nu
inch of tho sole. Ituap otf tho sharp edges
an they w 111 uot split when hu goes ut ir
rough roads, or )ou can turn him bare
foot nuy thr.o it you don t iuu lilm on
hard roads until Ida foot get hardeneel or
tough. It innkes u horao'a feet soft and
tt nder to tdioo them, thu aamo aa n jtirson,
ond by golug barefoot tho feet of man or
btaat wilt get tough nnd sound.
A horao doesn't need to lo ahoil unless
tho horn la w orn oS et en with tlio solo, so
ho will slip around un tho slipper) 1 hecs
nud wear his feet out tery fast 1 t no
long as Ilia horn conies below tho aolo, to
tluit as ho atands ou nu cttu surfiteu
nothing touches but tho horn, j our horso
Is butter otT without shoeing; but don t
let him go without shoeing until the
horn nnd solo are v. oru o thin that ) ou
can press on them w ith ) our Uiuuib nnd
iiutku him f.lneh Don't risk )our horse
on Icy roads unless ho is rough shoel
1 hato sIkmI many horses that were
laiuod by lotting tho ahoes on too long
If shod about tho time tlio hair nulls
shcil ling in tho full, n horao tun enrrj
tho ahoes tttieo us long tt Ithout Injur)
to tho to t ns ho can In tlio spring or sum
iner, as tho hoof grotta ut least tttieo ua
fast when lui his shedding his coat. .Men
ore npt to forget how long n tiino It is
until ouo shoo is cast, and men touht
niy that the shoes had only been ou u
month, uud I would show them tho d iIch
on myliooks It would bo three months
ond I liuto kuottn them to leuto tho
allocs ou six mouths.
A shoo should not stay on more than
two mouths on any horso. nud 10 da) n Is
nljoiit tho nvcrago If tho feet are ilri saexl
iroporly. A horsu resting forninoutli
should livro his shoos token off. as ho is
liotter without theiu. If thoy were
tuken oft etery day nnd put on onl)
when ho goes to Ida work, it would lie
lx.at for Ills fei t. All horses for nil tt ork
would bo butter without shoes, only that
they would wear their feet out er slip
Bo If wo cuu keep his feet from ttiurtug
or blippin j the puriKua li uecoini lUhed
A)ouug horso lieforo ho is shod wilt
step high an 1 spring) , llko n c.it but aft
trholssholn fow luonthshuwill thiiu
ler his feet down so )ou can hear Idin n
mllo nwa) , jarrin t his joints from the
hoof up Let any ouo who diimten tin
tr) it b) breaking to rido without shoes,
nu I then get him shod, llo tt ill bo ion
tlnced Ucorgo Hates in how York
Tribune
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4 fc -7 fll BUIMlIM umsmm4
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OODURN'S
PURE OLIVE OIL.
ltrlprslnff ouarimOed JYrtctly I -rs.
UOIiUHN, TEVIS & 00,,
Aflonti, San Franolioo.
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Ullsr IrWH, irkl-frt, Inaiie, ixtle, lUilnUtrs
I rtaa) M4als, lmj IWls Is-n, I rills, ll4 floae,
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lralPasaM (ran liar. M r r-, laasla, rlllraM,
IUj. -lax ! ktlirsjsA lUihar-yaalt aaal.f UliUi
181 "rf.ftMo rV 1U0 XuHC ALI 'coTcblfkiX tU
I 5SOO Reward T
1TR will rr the abfiT uw-rd for nr Mil
' MJ (T-rComi litit,mifi it fkk iiacht
Indlf ntlon, t Dtt ill n or ( oitl aen wa
i canbottaretrith Unt fjtelbl. li.-rlllli,
vhtn tbii ilircction no Mr eilj compiled Ub
1b?7 -rprfir niiMfj ol Mttr fail w
ua tlltfr(ion Bujcir Ooi t. Urjr toi,
.. wn!?t l,f'f of ronotrrfri!. Bnj ,m t
"?. X"1"!" -olJ I T JO UN MM, I BAIT
Co., M yil l -J!.. aUMt. Ban UitCny
IJj VA S32. It EM VMmUZ t
That w aim carry a Cumptctt Uoa f
hk: Wratsd k;:,
coasiSTlaj far rinr op
Cro.a mi, Ilrar. One Has, SJrlkl,
Mill, llsutl, lllp, r.u.l, T.nou,
rrnntiiar. (.inpsis, lliilrher,
C'aok, Uejrtiitlr, leH nl.u
CIrcnla;,both Solid & Chisel Point TootS
And TRIUMPH,
For rail na Trra nttb, aad ara Rslllai at
loircn rmci t THAfxtBK.
Alios rulletift of lhair
ouxti RASPS and FILES i"H a
GarpentGr Paiier d
WHOnKUALl
PAPEIUndSTATIOlTEEiT
CiwIaud oiiMtna ratru iiromptlt rnou
MOCK OU MltLI
PfllNIED mwm PAPER I, SPECIALTY-
tr I'aica I isr scat ctistrtatl oa arpU
catifis Andres.
CAErENTKtt I'AITIl to,
Iia,ll!l llowean BtiiK.r,
OMA.1XA., ZtXJUlS
v DR.GUNN'S
KffWifO? coughs,
j0(yv4. C0LDS
weJCSiS MO CROUP.
A REMEDY FOR CHILDREN
When f Mia .1 faetn. m.)Jirr m.S. m. Uk. a li
"."fllW'"'ls".'t''' " r' "
it, J, M, 1, liiifo I)eit Aourra,
An Indian
Outbreak
it a dreadful thing
undoubtedly caused by the irritating
effects of dirt.
Outbreaks, and crime generally, are
never possible among people who are
addicted to the use of
AMERICAN FAMILY
The great soother of anery passions
the promoter of health and good
feeling. Cleans everything Injures
nothing don't be afraid to use KIRK'S
Soap on the most delicate fabrics.
.1-A.y. hi. ICIXUC Sz CO., Chlcnco.
Dnsly Diacontl Tar Soap A "r."""''"'
CHAS. SIEBER, Jr.,
Monuuctt rtr
ggivfc COFYIHG BDBKS.
llsnk II. oU., I'rlnlliis; ami lllho
irriirlilnK, It.llroal MTAIIOM'UI
nil oil III. nlll'l'llls.
Noa. COO nnd 308 Ollvo Gtroot,
a !' . J.OUIO, MO.
If tt tr II pay lea ta wrlls for prlcas -cs
JUST LOOK
at our atcck of eloihlnc f.onVs, llko
leop'e, dlfler. homo looks aro uiily;
otiiera nro leaatnir and atlmcllvo. lbo
looks of our suits aro elegant, hnndsoino
nnd tuvlttniri that's why iho looks of all
our customer Ind Icftto deltitht ami anils
fnctton. It costs noihltifc to look. Iho
cost will eorco In when youdon'tlook.for
In that tasn t ou'll pay more for an Infer
ior sul o. and then a peep In the mirror
will show) oil looks or illicnsk Don't
mako yourself look disgusted, but eomo
nud umko jourself b uk pleased, tvolt
drcsaoel nnd comfortublo lu ono of our
st)llsbautts.
oiMXj riuan.
J. P. GARDNER,
III MAIN STREET.
ym4lJ I 113) Iiterpniti4Jrta,lllt
TUBUS CORDAGE COMY,
auscviOToastis or su. siass or
MANILA AND SISAL nOPE.
nrsnia Twl.ia , oil CIS lioal (.,
wntta 'u.I",, J AN rRANCISCO.
J Gtoaltaan 1 tttdrt JeinL
DEST OAK TANNED
Leather Belting.
A. O. COOK .0 soy,
U15 JlorUct HU, bll HUU'lJjCD.Ul.
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The San.
Dlltlni- 1801 Till. SIN will bo
of siirpusstn- rscelteneo iinel lll
print more neus and more puro
lllemtiire than etcr leforo In Its
history.
I Tiirsnnday Suifj
' i
Is the greatest Sunday Hiwapapsr lo
;tbe world,
Price Go a copy, Dy mall, S2 a year
Daily, by mall, - SO a year
Daily and Sunday, by
mall - - SO a year
AlrirR niKSl N, New crk.
iCareat,anlTra1cMrv a 1 1 in J all Tat-J
Stntttialnamcoivliicr i i Mut ait rlt 0
ouROmeciooiTCU a paTCNrornee
aailwacsnawrurtri k tuunt UianUaOK
t tcmott from W aih
t Stml tnoJe!, driw t ta. trllli!ecT!p-
J tlon W dtlie, if a or not,(rcu(;
cbarK Uufdm t t 11 111 ftireJ
A rMMUY, "II 1 1. 1 afntt, Hh J
jcott of iioia i& tha U bsaud fiyreifticouiittUiJ
t lent fiec. Atlalr..!,
IC.A.SNOW&CO.I
w Star Horse fails,
'j l'ollshed or Uiuad,
'J Hsra teas .old bj Z. a U I. for
3 STtrllresrs Theyaia Iho DEST
U NAILS MADE, and roii.nn.a to.
I in. tba but or ssllsrsction. Kill
bold a sboa oa looter than any otbsr.
mna bt taa
MM HORSE HAIL CO,,
9 Oliloi.co, 111.
U . Bar- rortsja bj z.au-1 aa
I br.nta stotss.
"flfiTlnr
ifi,I?A".ai,!M,'",,i'iM "l" ftfffr lion,
no ma 1 fax. "JiohoiJ 1 give jou U curfc'
rriocaio iaat band lu
DR. SCHEHCK'S . . .
. . . PULMONIC SYRUP.
1 n'1? ".!" MmPonnd o' nslarsl oaents which
I'll, mib swiflsst an I stronaosl force on tho
lunas sod tbolr approMhoi
Flfty-elgtt Year3 of Success
6t k Tf n U ltd t en out I on ot a at ooflj lo Inn
uuS1nAorri,'eomu,,,,coui0 iho dlc,,
The Har?elous Discovery
fait lecamo a rrooca1iMJ ataodard rcratilr and
la lody II beat j.iovtd attaat tor 6 Ua,
Lou alia Oooiiauona, loflainaUoba. and Lon
uwit.ona.in.howcrlil.
Iir rcltoncka 1 ractiral Trratlao oa Con
lumpllon, Jjtor l m plaint ao1 Ofpiriala,
iiiailalfrrrtonanlicaiioa. l)t 1. 1! Bvbeock
A bod, 1 iilladati ti a, la
Z&SwTV WEAK
C00.BR.liD
p?n'?o Linen Collars
gAPONIFIER
Is tba Old l.allsblo OoDfon.
trat. 1 1 ie (or raMIl Y 9MI'
MAMNll birrcuona iicwra
isnr osch can for nshmi
I sr J. solt IsH.t so. I' ijolcbl
III. full tiHsM soil ttrenmn
Ask jonr aroccr for
SAPOMFIEn,
and tabs no olhcf .
lcnn'aOBllolsntnOo..
1 hiliJeliihla.
IMJKltTAltKItS.
X3TABLIIUMD, lilt.
Ploccor IMcnaior o( Utat.
a., tfvui itml CM Cwril
COFFINS AND CASKETS.
1 nil Lin of Ton 1. 1 I nriiUliInc attpt
ronainulljr oil Iihii1
TVIfpaatiioil Ttl graph OrJtr promptly Jl!lta
ir lMct rreatrrt 1 la ibekr Natural Condi.
tlou w thorn aitra coarita
OPEN DAVANP NIGHT.
R:iX!JE No. 253 E. First Sontb,
Uns snd s hsTr Llaeks tast of Thasn-s.
TXLltrUOA X X. Tft
Joseph William Taylor
DTin'i taiDHO
UKDERTAKEn AHO EMBALMER.
Corry la. Lo tut Mj 3ImI CompUII SlKl V
COFFINS, .-. GASKETS,
And Undertakers' Qoods In Utah.
mioliiil. J -.foil kI lnmnMlill '?",
Mil I nan irs rtr e.rrii Is fl.
mis ud mm r"lswa'
Ml vrdtnjtl 11I la, .Mjtl In Its o.ml
iel bn 71..
orrica mu wAaaaooua sarsa oloskd
Nos.JlandJJ WEST TEMPLE STREET.
r.O.BcalJl. IiltfkfstHl.
Mfh UNION
BSSk pflGIFlc
WfSYSTEM.
!B8 THROUGH MR MR.
tUTCTlTI'. Itll. 21, 1851.
Jisisi niis anrf ),n j tut LU Oil
iwirj, o. cnouii
AltUTE.
from all rs.trrn rolals. IHin
Iron riullsj-ottl.nd and (aa rraa
laenw ,,,,1,1 - litis
rrom rarli nijladOsehaTallsr 10 so am
Jroni all tailara rolnl..- llillpra
jrom Carl a Yall.s and o, lon . 7it p u
irenn ivnto and InttimsOlils
,. Pa'"". Uiln
Una thliorl Jcsb Mhi, Iroto,
Xnrsts sod In ormc HMsprlits eillp ra
'lomltrinlatsandTcK.i'la.....-. 4 00pm
... n;rAET.
'"ansssljmiflini,. ,,M , m
'orliolle, lorl!snd,San Franrlsw
aodCacboallsj- fiot, n
TorCaeba Ullrj sod I'srk Cltr - - (.
'' Cjdtn, lalcimoilltto Hats snj
al V "I un .... IJOam
ler(J;iln a I inirrmsdlsia points
andanrraatl.eo. ItUpra
ror Links, Jnab aadUlltord Mi n
'crl'r. i ud Inltnnadlats pojiU- Si Opm
JorTootla snd Tsnnlnna .. IMS a m
aHail7, Sundara aicopud,
fnodai" l"1""1 Jo1' ui UUtor.1 do not run
111 Tieurr nrrirr, rjni tl r
1). I-liUKLKr, u.nl.t,Lli.jr U.pt.
-. Ilicaissoi, Ctn'l ltir
K. L. Iosii, lef.SI Aaoal.
IKHS R10 ORJHDE
SSZS& BB'
Wl(& Btandifd Quagt
tWfciXii3 C3RltHT TIM! TABU
In 1 fffrt jn,,,i,rr .f, itfjj,
, iriTra aTT uku
Ko.9 For lTuTo.liraDd Juocuon aal
all potau Kait w ...... tM a.m.
Ko,4 for 1 rov Urand Janctloo aod
. . . allpointa Kaet....WWWM. l-Up-ra.
ho. (-Tor lroru, 1 ajaoa.t urefco an I
, cUtfruiij w. 4Upm.
hCtFor )Mnam, IToto, AlantU
adalloa . ..0 01a.m.
jo. t-Yor Of dan and Waal ....IHU .
o. I lor On Jen and tho Wcntlliiia-iii.
tr ifica mur irk
No. 1 From 1 rotn, Grand Junction
rid tbo Kait. MH,U:09a.m.
ho, From I'roTo Urand Junction
v - . "J LM E"1 ll.l1p.ra.
o.From IToto, 1 ajt oa, Cnrrka
andHiTeiUtr a.. I0t30a.m.
. t-Frora Htnham, troto.AtaQiL
and fauna ,, BiVptn.
f o. f From Oai-ian and lha Weit..- 7 A n.m.
Nn 4-iroTfitrttnanMlmoat. tinp.m
l'tHlman ralaeo Bleopera on all ihrniija
trami NocfcangaijeloaocoanQCUona, Bateir.
aeiland ronifort
1Kb lOHIr r. n 3rrtn f-
D UU)UUK,Jk,iU WLU1X kll.BKNNCXT
iaa.JaaaaKcr. Uan. tpt. Cao.l.fti.Af
Colorado Midland Railway
"Pike's Peak Route."
SUPERB SCENERY.
ALL STANDARD GAUGE.
tborteat Lino Ilctwoen
Ogdon, Salt Lako and all
Wostorn Points
DUNVKlt, COI.OKADU bTUINCS,
1'UKIILO
And all jiolnta Eaat, Tla Glenn ood Sprlnga,
sit t n, txadirlllo and llanitou.
Sconory Unoqualod.
Equlpmont Unsurpassod.
TliroaKh I nltman fteoploft Cara I atwrcn Ott
rtfti.cail UloandlhlcajrovU A T A i. r.ou
Niaht train luret ronnectloua t Denrrr
Willi I Imltr t tralna f jf tbo I ait via IturllnatoQ
anl 1 orlcUland r utoa. tho tolnrato iild
lan I ta tlio brat. aborteat anl quickot routa
Kait,
Tralna lea to Union Irpot.o!en, at7 a m and
Iftp m UioUrantJa Wcitru I )r not, wait
LAko till, at a a m and 0 Si p tu.
n.o.nuuNKTT.aEfEuiiaAattir
1K) second Soulb fit. tfalt Laao City
B 1' UAUEIIU.T.I'.A
fr RIO GRANDE
f RAILROAD
PASSINQ THROUQH
SALT LAKE CITY
fn fliutt to anj fnm tht Pacific Ccail.
THE POPULAR LINE TO
LeadvillejGlenwood Springs. Aspen
AND GRAND JUNCTION.
THE MOST DIRECT n6yTE TO
Trmiclafl, Santa Fc New Hexirp PoInl3
I aacMnir all ilia principal own a an 1 iwlnlnj
cam, Tu Colorado, Utah aod Haw .Mcfaco,
THE TOURIST'S FAVOIilTK LlE
TO ALL MOUNTAIN RES0RT8.
All through trains sinlrp.il with rollmia 1 ihcl
sod lourtsl Hit)to Csrs
For cl.jmtlj lUllUitca dtlcrlpUro locti (no
ol rust, aajrtia
I T.JE!F!(r, A.S.KCCKIS, S K K00FEH,
rru I isi Cia Up, inlikuirir Cairiu.tnt.lii.
" DENVER COLORADO "
GHMCHILAHIS
Prlntoel nnd for Sal. at
THE LKSERET HEWS OFFICE
OALT LAKE CITY.
ma Raporti te.pat
Ttu4 UuportJ , (
ftcUtfoclalf laporta , V M
rrtnary AModAttoa lUporU
ri.U.1,1 BdMrta V
ruUI 1 lUportai, v
fidr OurtlftoaUa ,.... "
BiVr AMoniintnaXbooiaof M,Mo.t oIdo,4
rrtmi7 AtsMKlaUDD Kolt and lUd Book. toA
fUMI AHoU ad lUoorl Douka, It 10.
Vard lUooroj, I v . KWi 1 V., l&OOt 4 Vi tUa)
lUn rrlMU lUoorda K4 to Ortaa,
lavaoUW ataocMa LUsAa U Pwdot)
Spring Weight Overcoats,
hobby-styuSh-haudsoie.
Wo liavo rccolvcd somo vory lino spring overcoals In
Clisviols, Mollons, Kor3oys an other fabrics, which wo liavo
placod oj onr cann'ors aloacs, giving yot Uu cholca, anil
lor ill, stylo and finish will comparo with nny fine custom
garment that yonr tailor could mako. Wo bavo thorn In all
tho NEW COLORS, NEW SHADES, NEW STYLE8.
Stop In any ttnio and look us ovor.
Spring Style Hats,
1593. -j
TALK ABOUT NOBBY HATS, WELL
GENTS, KIMLY CALL ON US AT -- ---js-.,.
YOUR LEISURE AND A8K TO SEE J
WHAT IS THE PROPER SHAPE FOR ($:
THIS SEASON, AND WE WILL SHOW JL-- -f-.p-m
YOU, AND PLEASE YOU 100
o NEW SHAPES, o
o NEW STYLES, o
o NEW COLORS, o
THE HOPKINS, "a gontlomaa's hat." Io aro tho solo agonts fot
this mako.and for popularity tho Hopkins has no equal. THE FINEST
UAKE IN THE WORLD. Tho finot assorlmont ol
CHILDREN'S HATS ever received
we bave now on exhibition. , . .
01, 03, OS Main Street.
Sportsmen's JETeadci-uariers !
BE OWNING. BROS.,
155 S. Main St-, Salt Like City, Utah. 216I Wtstlojton ATe.,OJdtii, Utah.
hoOuns,Rllla, LsttT-frTwuvT ' lT?fyrtt "T-rHifia' alllnantrishlng.
Plitols, Ammunl. iwStttECFVr Sporting and
tlonandaosnar- yAP' Alhlello Qoods,
Bar THOMSON WATERPROOF DOOTS AND SHOES. -Wo
Stints for Nllro I'owilor, Call D.I Fnaa, Dn Vnnt Snortlnir and lllaiUnc l'ow-
dor snd atlonslTyrKiwritfrs. C3TriAris HtirrMzo.
xhd ran ova liLvatniTzu cataioovb. rxxx zo all,
JAMES-SPENCER-BATE1AW CO.
(Suxosiors to David Jamos A Co. and riponoor-Uyira'or Co.,1
FLUMBEBS, TINNEBS,
Sleam. and G-as Filters.
We carry a Complete Una of
GEU AMD PENINSULAR STOYES AHD RANGES,
Gasollno nnd OIIBtovoa, Tlnwaro, Orantta Ironwara
and Houaa Furnlahln? Oooda
-J i .1
-&TSo. G7 IAIN 8TREET..i
a
FOR THE MINE FOR THE MILL
lVo lUtll, Sails, Melting, Hose, l'acltlna,
lhmdlea, a "" Comvouml,
U'nol Steel, Jlrass Work,
Vitso, Cups, Sliced Indicators,
1'owtler, Zubrlcatlny Oil,
Crincite Slicks, J'lpe anil JVe nttlnff,
ltcllows, l'owcr Drills, Knolncerii' Tools,
llloiccrtf, Machinists' Xools, Oakum,
Anvils, Mlacksmlth Tools, Ciantde, JMsllnn Tackle,
Turn-Tiyblo Steil, Sledaes Machine Molts, Waste,
And Striding Jfammers, Cordage, Cast Washers,
Merchant Jron, Shovels, hag Screws,
l'lcks, I'Mix Steel, Scalo Jlcmovcr ift rrcventer,
Candles, Asbestos Preparations,
E.C. COFFIN HARDWARE CO

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