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'i 0 Di:ST3HET jrVTOTCXCr NEWS: PTtTDAT; JMAKCII gf, 3803.
j ADJACENTCITIES
. The llro Chief Iiitoatliratlun. Major
Llirnlj nalltnnttlir llrr.
f I Utncral Xolci.
f Too flro commlttro and Major
., Lundyaet run cumtnlltt'oor Invi-itlgv
1 Hon yesterday to litar tt.tlmony as to
I I Wm.lllnrord's liKoropet.nojr as n flro
i chief. Thosn prnrtit wero Mayor
i 1 .Lundy, Councilors GUI ami llntrop,
J Jones rutting In no uj pcarauco umll
1 the afternoon nation, Many retrained
t 8 from rniltlnir. In an aparanr until
, u tunimonod toapirar, aa tli.y foil Hist
p they did not caro to I. artlea tuwliat
Ji they tormid n "whliowasliliiH."
I f aohame. Captain Jlorinell of tlie
r (i I'aclUo Insuranoe Union, was also
I I presont. . .. ,
f, During ono of tlio frequent walti for
a witnesses llayar Iwudy rooeedml to
I i Rive the liowtimpcr In central n
I fi thoroilRli tonieue mailing, lie acousod
, ' them of tellluR falithooda about the
'. file until thoy bellornd them
P true, ilo went ao far In hU
t denunolatlona of the newspapers that
, any on who would have accepted aa
truowhat lie (aid would have been
' led to think that the Iioan ami Trust
comfany'i building Vfaa not burned at
nil, but the whole thing was a news-
paper lllutlon. The mayor waa In a
wiiltolieatand appeared to bo aa u-
cited a ho la said to have been when
ho deposed tho chief at the Iliu and
assumed control,
At the examination, the method of
(juealloiiuiK wi, to lay the least,
lecullar.AII tbeUiatlona aeked wt.ru
leading ao that If there waa anything
i In Illnford'a favor It would be brought
.' out without particularly bringing tut
iany damaging testimony unless the
wlmeaaea volunteered It. Moat of thoie
whuwere subtu'naed to appear before
the commltteo aeem averao to attend
ing. Many tlmea have the troubles of the
Jlalr family been ventilated In court
and out, and yeaterday another acene
to tho drama It might be called waa
added by the arrest, conviction and
auhtence for dlalurblug the peace of
lenamln Prank, llalr, the head of tho
family and ex-husband of the notorloui
liola. Hevcral dnya ago IjoIu and Tom
Hhelton, who had previously been ox.
I trcmely Intimate, ao lutlmale In fact
that Hhelton apent three montha In the
I.ullontlary for It, wern married, J.)a
having aoine time before been divorced
from llalr. On Wednesday night llalr
loaded up on lighting whisky and go
j Ing to hla farmer wlfe'a home attempt
I J to clian out the family, lie waa
arrtated Jealerday by Ueiuly Manlial
) Corey and arraigned before Conimla
) aloner Wardljlgl. who found him
' KUlltyandaenteuced hlmtoalx monlha
I In tho penitentiary, aenteucu to be sua
, ponded during good behavior. It la
, almoat noedleiH to aay Bale waa very
much lamed wheu tho court had exer
i ulaed lta Judicial power.
J Nearly all the bondamen of Carr A.
t Callahan were preaeut at the meetlug
1 j laat night called for thu purnoas or
agreeing upon eorne plan lor the set.
; tlement of the nflalra of the (Jraut
i avenuo school houso. After n lull die-
; tuition It waa ilecldcil to aicept the
j termi offered by tho board of education
' j A oommltlee waa appointed to collect
' ' from the Individual bond-men the
, amount each will be forced tu put up to
i cover the deficiency and clear tho
1 building of ludebtcdnua.
Another anow allde occurred yeiter-
J day morning on the Union 1'aolflo
near the mouth of Weber canyon, ho
L damage waa done and tbo track waa
cleared without dsloj. Kngluceraon
,' all tralna have received Instructions
S not to run at n speed of moro than
I four miles an hour through the dan-
.1 geroua i aria of the canyon.
I ' T t A company of United Htatea aoldlera
r for the California de ailment, occupy-
I Ing a (pedal car, went west jesterday
it ) altercoon.
j Hoods and llrlilgca. Social Dramatic
j nud JIuilcnl .oti.
. I lorrtipenJtncl Jltnrtt Ami.
i 1'novo, Maroh IS. first .treat, in.
I eluding the eldowalk, from A atreet to
j the depot la in a very bad condition,
j and has no been ever elnce the building
v of the Utah Central railway, but moro
eepeclally aluco the building ol thu
A Itlo Qraud Vv(teru. The grade of the
tracka In aoma placet la very high, and
in aoveml other placea there are exca-
vallona at tho tide of the track. The
S attention of the railway olllclala ol
' both roada liaa recently been called tJ
thla etate or nOalre, and vacU road haa
proinlied to put on u gravel train In the
near future. Mr. J. II, Young, ol the
Union 1'aolflo, In company with ltoad
Bupervleor Ihurman, ran over the ilia-
tancu referred to on a hand car, nnd
concluded tbat It waa uccoaary that
something ahould be dono, The gravel
tralna are auxloualy awaited by cltltuua
of tlio aoutnwe-torn portion of the city.
Work will be commenced on the
new Iron bridge which la to be lullt
aorosa l'rovo river aa Boon a the
weather will permit and hi boou ai tho
t i uxaot location cun bedetermlned upon,
J V, U, lleoth, ruprereutlng AudreWB
5! j; nrolhera, Irldgo bull lera.lalu the city.
P Thu prutent bridge la a wooden one. It
"" t haa done good aervlce 111 the ait, but
k, haa grown to b rather ahak). I ojm
to) , havu been enlertaluid for auvcralyeara
R tbatBorno tprlng freahct would aweip
R it away.
E Henry J. Malben. inemeer of tho
f cltycouooll and a llreman, will Boon
depart on u mUalon to preach thfcUua
pil. In nutlolpatlon ol hla Baying
Urewell thu firemen nud a number of
, lnvlleit gutiU aurprl-rd him at thu
ij HoulhworlUh.il on lilixJuy eveulmr.
lhey ate and drank, tang audilanctil,
played and talktd, and hud nepluiidld
I megcnerallj.
The 11. V, A. Choral noclotj and the
Utah Htulie chorua will hold two
rthrarfBlv, oueato 3D , ui. and the
other at 8 p, m. HtlHton tho two
rebenrtala n lejn-t ulll be irrvid at
llaahard'a hull by the l'rovo inembirn
t to thoee CDinlng lrom belli, Hrirlngvllle
and Hpitiith 1'ork, lhe reheuriul will
buol theaongato boning at the Itin
i pie dtullcatioii,
I hiToomedy, A rurklili llilh, went
with a roar ut thu Oictu llouae lad
nUht.
Ithai been hinted by a l'rovo attor
ney that Judge lllaokburn la absut to
1 to retaliate In ktud on thu bar. They
j will be charged with Incompetency.
I The charges, It la Intimated, will be
i made through tho publlo preta.
lcaraef lloodf. Km (Iranilo linproit-ntnta.-Illcli
On oln.
I'liovo, March 21 The nrjirobcn
alon In luiard to hlgn watirla Incrrai
Ing. l'rara are now exprcnod not
only that Krval damage will l done In
Ihewiat flelde, but that n atrenin of
water may break over tho rlvurlanka
at the flratlretbct and Ilo id n largn
Kirtlin of tho city, Mr. B. B. ('lull
returned on WedncaJay lrom l'rovo
valley, mid he reporla that them la
double tho amount ol mow In the hills
that Ihere waa laat year. At Kama,
the colenru alelgh rldlrg over the
fences. Walcrmaiter Thurmiu and
the council ccmmlttro un Irrigation
have tho matter iiniler advlaemeut,
I ut aa yet have taken no Hi I" to avert
tholiu pending dlsaitcr.
Walter Cox la In lrom hla mining
locallona weat of Tlntlc. An anay ul
aampla rock thowa 103 S3 ounces of
tlhjr and (9.19 In gold, nnd otne
copper anil lrou. Mr. Cox returns tu
hla location In n few days.
T. II. dull has returned from hla
nils-Ion to Arizona In behalf of tho
V. M.M, I, A, mother Chill hat been
abaent ni out thrcu months, lie roluina
In good health.
The carda are out announcing the
nuptial, or Dr. IMMleed ant Mlas
Kttlu Hwarthcut, two well known
Joung rot le of this clly. Dr. Heed la
ailintlttaud Mlas Hwarthout recently
resigned aa ro reaentatlve of thu Halt
Iinku Tribune In this city.
An ellort has been mado by the
preeldeucy of tho Btake to Bvciito the
reduction of the Confertncu railway
lare for l'rovc, from $1.00 to Jl.an.l
proportionate rrducllona lor thu other
cltlet, but word hat Ueu reielvtid
from the lllo Uiande Wetlern that no
tucli reductions will bu made, and
I naumably n almllar reply will be re
ceived lrom the Union l'aclllc,
Huperinteudont Welby of the Itlo
Urando Western was 111 tho city yet
Mrday, He stated that owing to the
flnviclat depreailon the new depot
which haa been promlaed to l'rovo will
not lobulltat presont. A number ol
repairs, liowevar, will bu inadu. The
lean-to ahanlles north ol the main
depot building are to bu torn down and
that (aitol the building formerly III
utoaa a railroad eating lioutu la to bu
enlarged and ullllied aa a freight
house. It la alau promlaed that the
walkt and crossings near Ihodepot shall
be graveled.
A Hag mado of native Utah 'I 111,
fourleeu feet long and eight feet wlui,
with an imtlematlohalf nr attached
attache! and the explanatory words,
"Utah, the Incoming mate," woe
yeaterday tblpied to World's Fair
Commissioner Nelson A. Knipny. the
llagls to beutad In draping the Utah
building at the World's I'alr.
Hubscrlbers of the Kkahsio pleased
with the many Improvemutita nf the
paper, "it la In aprearanco ntat,"
they aay; "It la newsy, and the
editorials aro timely, crlap and joint
td,'' elo.
KHHVOUB I)j:BHilTY.
I"'"- ft. Gil- jvisi I
-aawTii. aa.Ujjaai--f- r J jKaSfc-ZT' t
Pm. I awilm FPIVI ihP BlilV TtllTHIVT.
p4 l 11sMtik. lit i , httnt. iiMslaklr,
Mftwft , aTtaTh I's.Baur OM !, IUrr-a-st, U
taarrkai ft tall ra W.,.MtM tt.t.4 it Htlinlti !
t'.'Ji.Vi .iV...mV"J!L .ffc' ' ' """L w
OOBURN'S
PUKE OLIVE OIL.
Jrtt prwinf guaranteed. iVr(y JVrj,
COBUltX, TKVIS & CO.,
Agent. Sin Franolioo
HI 4 11 IUU kMksllMtM,lw1T.s,h4U
1 1 llVm steVtT lad Hllla, Main, aHlla., IUs t 111,
l-MM Mu4s ' 1 l S -S tNllls nlwHt.au,
rti.flajiiiis i;,i VirilT? Ttm ihH"iN"k'
ItVt Mawt Ibwvlar Kiltruavl. ruttWM a4 1 mMm M ALM.
Ill uUnlrX tCclxifl Ia'CAU Cot'cfclltYa, 111.
DeseretpeuisGompany
PIONEER
OF THE WEST.
nSTADUSHED 100O.
Bookbinding anil Paper Ruling
IX ALL 1TI iUUIIC Hit
.iBSTHACTS,
cotiVrr work,
BLANK BOOKS
isa sraciitnat-
COUNTY BLANKS.
rijcst toamiaaa ox uruoirioa
OA) FY TAD flOAFID and Dust
firaclv of Materials Used to
inr.Vy our work durable.
ftLL WOnit CUARANTECD.
e J
I
ask Youn DCALcn to1"
raiit, kihomI. rUttTr r"tm Vrt
h , Usw.f ."Hi, tm t k. axarXI.41 -r
a-U. t.a , shI m LaVf VlaUl r tal
Ttfct w) ttlll ctr ft Compltlt Un of
Sisstas' Cdoliralfli Saws,
tomiirmj is re at or
Crnis rnl, IrK. One Unt L'prlxtil,
Mill, llan.l, II 1 11, l-antl, T.non,
t'rnnlnc. ompii, lliitrlier,
Cixik, llerlmlp, lcM nlii
CIrcalar.both Solid iChlsil Point Tootb
And TniUMPII,
For rell sk Trera wtth, sad are leniar at
Lonxn rntcr.s thai itven.
Alto a rail block or their
einatiu4 P.ASPS and FILES dnri"ilt
ta- o. ax. x-
iariuiiiBi' hw Co.
WHor-EOAX-a
PAPERandSTATIONERY
CAItUlAU UlIIiKRI riltril U'lOMritT TKOM
01 IKK On AJ1LL1
PnlNUfl WfUPPIRC WPIfl 1 SFECIai...
tr I'aica T itr tent chterfaltr oa tsctl
ctllae ytirtreM
CitUNTKll I'AI'EII CO..
un, 1111 iiuirAap aiaaar,
oinvuv, rfiuu
tf DR. GUNN'S
r&Mi,Fon C0UGHS'
Wj?$tJr COLDS
SJC-SiW AND cnoup.
A REMEDY FOR CHILDREN.
Whnrlt Million mnihrntAtp.tiA iih.
tpnl 1 of,itiii)riTfiipiii it t.lhantvltitornlnl
!t ,U. M, , Jjjau XJx.it., Aavrn.
"WVnle and dazzling
Jn the moon's fair light the looked."
Nothing rcnnikablc about tint!
She v, as fair to look upon, as a matter
of course; and the dazzling effect was
produced by her uhllcrolies cleansed
and brightened by a liberal use of
ASV.ER.CAfJ FAMILY
Tint's one of the peculiarities of
KIRK'S Soaps. Clothes washed by
them alwajs attract attention by their
purity and brightness.
JOVH. S. ICmiC As CO.. Chicago
DnsVy Diamond Tar Soap 7i'X".:".
CMS. SIBBER, Jr.,
Jatintirtir r
ggisifc CDHIHB BOOKS.
llUnk lluuL., l-rlnlliitf ami I tllio
urnplilntr. lUllrcnl NTAIIOXLUIl
Mlltl Ol I II la 111 111 lift.
Nob. 000 nnd 308 Ollvo Btroot,
H'X. ZiOVin, MO.
jf It will rr TQU to ttMU for rlcci.t
JUST LOOK
nt our itfck ct clothliiK, Tx)okN. llkft
pcop'e, diner. Homo look uro iiirlyi
fitlu r aro j lemilntr urn. nttrnctlw. itio
loiikN nf our tult iro rlcnant. liomUomo
n.n.1 ttnltliiL.'i lliam m)y ihn looki of nil
our cnitoinorH Intllcu'o ilcltglit Mint nMl
fdcllon It lObtM uuililtiff tolouk lbo
i-oitt will co mo In mIicii you ilou't look, for
In .tint cat.it you'll pay inoro for mi Infer
lorHiilic, Anil thon n prep lit the mirror
?lll fchow you looki of ilUtimt. Don't
'nakojoursolflook dUi;iibtotl, but toino
iiml make ourwtf lock ptomtod. muII
droit! il iiml comfortivbto lu ouo of our
kl)llibkults.
03NTU rnicE.
J. P. GARDNER,
141 MAIN STiUET.
rund4 In 1833 Incorporotfl Jpril, 1839
TU1I1IS CORDAGE COJIPASY,
uiniricTUasB. or iu sisss or
MANILA AND SISAL nOPC
riKTiinTwisa i an . on Trout u,
wllili'iJ.""'' n rnANCisco.
J, O.ojA.ffJN. tildmt 4tnt,
DDST OAK TANNED
LeatherBelting.
A. O. COOK .0 BOX,
Ui Jlarktt St., SIN KKiSCl5UW,Cl.
jt x. a it. r.
The San.
DnrliiB IHII rilKStIN lll lis
of aurpnsalng rxcellencs unit utlt
print moro nens anil tiinr. puro
lllrrntiiro than ttr l.rlore In lis
history.
i Tliejunday Sun
Is the greatest Sunday Mspiper la
the viotid.
Pr'coGoa copy. By mail,S2 a year
Dally, by mall, - OB a ytar
Diily anil SunJay, by
mail S8ayc.tr
AilitrmTllKHLN, New orlt.
! Bf vlRil IXi l &r3 ffiO' I
ii atrat. lotlTrse 1 ta il tnj.ll I iu$
cntbu.lnacontti I rMoocaSTt fn.
touao.nesiaomicTcu a p.TinTOrfiet
Jin iM.c.nfrcnirsi i U limit tliaulbutt J
rtmr)talrotn Uai ( ,
frtuJ model dnw f r 1 o(o . with drcrlp
Jll n. UaUrlM.ilt 'Hot n I IraaolJ
Scuriro Ourltannt liti.ttu ecur.d.
t APM.HitT,"ll uinl.um wllh
ScoU el lima In Itia L and lHi.accmilrlci
teitlica. AddrcM, i
C.A.8NOWt&CO.
w star tells,
Sl'ollibtil or lllucJ,
Hsts btaa iol4 t7Z.HU I, for
currlljt.t. Thfj ara tba BEST
NAILS MADE, soil ouot.e4 to
- fifa tba bail of laturKtivn. Will
K bol4asbosoaloogrlhiaaa7otLr.
,1 HID. at TUB
DIM HORSE NAIL CO,
' Clilcnco. 111.
j rsx rot iu. bj 0.11. 1. aa
1 kroorattora
II IT IS SO.
fUPnuiBtniure ri a Nutura Mver IIo.
Jh)l,JiIltI.pollh8hl'ITolefCoTlDtnpt1ln
b Uo iijti, -liboi 1 1 givo you tbt cur iw
IfaocuraiiatmDiliu
DR. SCHEHCK'S . . ,
. . . PULMONIC SYRUP.
Thi ont roDipouMor ml aril ant whlfi
(4-iii with twiritti nud rMronKOitforiafoa tho
iQDitt m. their iptiroichoi
FIfty-el0lit Years of Sncces3
hT RiTtnlt tba rfpamtlon of a upociflulnlnnir
Oectiona tromlhrj cymmoncoll lo lb ditotl
CuDiuiapUon.
Tbe Uatroloas Dlscmerj
fa. 1 1 rr ama a reeoanljied alaoilinl rmelr and
la todar tbe btat proTOd aaent for Colli,
touaba OosaoatloDa, loflamationa, and Coa
atnijllona, la lhe world.
lir arhonrka l'ractioal Troatl.e on Con
aumptlon, Ltrer totnplnlot an I lljapeiala,
mailed free on application. I)r J II hebeock
X boo, 1 lilladtl liiaTl a
rQ r?t Linen Collars
on&. AautBm.
gAPONIFlIER
la the old HeMatle Cnren.
lrawdtiaflrrAMILi aOl'
liartl.anlt icIlxlaoapiialcklT
It la full . etabl an I llrtnstu.
Aak jour rroccr lor
SAPONIFIER.
and take no other.
I can a tall Man! to ,
lbiladelpbla.
IMJEItXAKlCUS.
XSTJBtialltD, lilt
joeps e. mm
Kasoor Uudortakor ol Utah.
UuwifacfQrtT 4 fliaitr In An Ktn Ii V Vtttf.
COFFINS AND CASKETS.
lull Lln orrullln rnrnUlilnt krpl
Ttltphont an t Ttt graph OrJwt promptly fitltJ.
r lto tli prrurraJ In Ibelr ltnrl toadJ
don without nxtra ctrnrgo,
OPEN PAYANP NIOMT.
Kia? No. 2B3 E. First South,
One and a half bleeki eaat of Theaue.
Joseph William Taylor
mall's H4BI10
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER.
Corrr la iul aitJ ilrtl CVaiahls S l tf
COFFINS, .-. GASKETS,
And Undertakers Goods In Utsh.
irMiiiit o t ruM i ;ii"iy i
ITt iir lon nr rr cftretll i lli.
LOTS ISO GRAVES .y..c,",
Jll nJmM tdllatt A '' I' Aaarlul
JeiiiileJiiw.
orric. n waaiaooaa saraa or-oiao
Wos.21 snd 23 WEBT TEMPLE STREET.
F.0.J.5n. xSIWMla
mm onion
iSl PACIFIC
TUB THBOOGHCAR U1IB.
irnCT i: 1 1 n. a i. isat.
Jralu Jiiiii ,aj i)r.rll Sa.1 tale CUi
iXMf, at tonowtl
AltrtlVE.
rrem atl ratltra polr.ta. 1 M a ro
lrom UnlU.lctllandand taa rraa
elaeo .,. (OJira
rrom rark ntr and Cache Taller . in s an)
tnm all Xa.leni polnta..... . IliUpra
rron Cat he ValU and Uadea 111. V la
I (urn Ir.! and IntalBiadllts
rotala..... . .-lil) i
Irrrni ' I on Jnab, Najhl, Iroto,
rnrala and In m-H loptliu trttp re
'rtttlirtnlnniaDdTowIe,...., IMpra
. mtPATlT.
ror tnea.iernroinu. (Htm
lOTlmie. 1 ottland. Ban medico
and Cache alleJ u n
IcrCacba alter ao 1 1 ark Cltr Wen
"' Crden, IMcrmedlati point, and
I i"iuai .. . .... ttttara
ftr o tin a I intermediate tKilnte
and San rraa elteo . IllSiim
irorr-nrcki.JuBbaadUUfcrd Hit ta
"crlri and Intermedial, points.. SiOpra
r.rlonelf sndTemlnna.. Till an
llair bandara stccpted.
. IT rami Ultvcea Jaab and Ultford do not run
tenders.
oiri ririirTiirniT.asi ttivtr
U . liUkLKl.uenl ARkl'aii.r Uapu
fc. Ilcno Uanllljr
L. L. Uiaax, q 1. AT Atenl.
BrandS WESTERN.
rAltWATkJ CIndard Quigo.
K'fea CORtUM! TIME TAIL!
In 1 llVr! Jnntt rf lot, IrjOt.
iriTrn pait Mm.
Ko.t'-lrnrl,ruvu,t.iKDaJui.ciwun1
nil pninl rut . M w, Ji(0 t,m.
No, for 1 roTo.Ur nnrj Jiactlon n i
ftllpotou Kkit.. .... fiUpm.
o. Tor ITOto, 1 ftyoa,t.uroki and
Hit. rOty . 4 Up to
io. 6Jor 1'ir.itnam, Vmio, Mint.,
nd ihrIhiA . , . 61a.m.
Ko. s-ror ujtdtn di Wen- .... m:3 p to.
o l-lorO(ilnand tb Vtl 1UU fcia.
it" irr-i ATT !AT m
So. S rrom J torn, UraJ Junction
ndtbe fut HHHH,...,H UiUi to.
o.l rrom 1toto Uraad Jnooiiua
and tb ku , .lt)tlpm.
o.T from froTo, larton, Eureka
fe and htlrirUlr..MM lO.SOa.ta.
rQ. iu rrom liiinThta., Woto, Itanii,
and naiioa liVptn.
ho, t rrom ()r1n and tba Tf iL, T JU a,nu
o i irrtT fr.ifln n4 ih Hen. D 1)d,m
1uUoih TalAro 81rpr oa all thmtiuli
trn na hocbanceai CloiOCOooocUoot. bxUif,
i) telatilroinrcTL
Itrl. tHIlfl Ufa. lflll Jlrtlll "llr-!
D I. DODtsX, JL, JU WXLUr tl. UEKNETT
CiB..aamr. Ucn. cpt. fciD.l.ftT.Ag
Colorado Midland Railway
"Piko's Peak Route."
SUPERD SCENERY.
ALL STANDARD GAUGE.
(horteitLiDO Hctwcea
Ogdon, Salt Lako and all
Western Points
TU
DKWKII. COI.OUADO HIMICS,
rCKULO
And all point! Eaat. Tla Glcawood 8 priori,
Aapen, LcaJtlllo and Mamtou.
Sconory Unoqualod.
Equlpmont Unsurpassed.
Through rulltuan Steepimc Car I etwren s
ilen talt lJikoand Chicmro vii A.T tS.J". 011
Mtrtit train Diroct ronnocilona IiaBTcr
Miib I tinned tralna fir tbo rt via Iturllnsioti
and Itock Itlaiid r uica l bo I lira lo Ml I
lani i tbo boat, abortait aud uuickeat route
KaiU
Train loaro ITnlon Depot Onion, atT ft m and
15 P to It a urando ititcrn lcot, halt
Ijii.0 Lltr, at a m and D .4 p in.
II 0 .UUNITT,tEKtULAaMT
1W socoml Bontli fit. PAllUkoClty
fl V MAU1K.T 1 A
"S5eniiJMJyoI,(,,"
$$!ljk DENVER
W RIO GRANDE
'" RAILROAD
PASSINO THROUGH
SALT LAKE CITY
Cn Rtutt to ani from Ms Pacific Coail.
THE POPULAR LINE TO
LeadviilejGlenwoQdSprings.Aspen
AMD GRAND JL'HCTIDH.
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
Trinfdafl, Santa Fe tS New Neilco Points
Koch I bj all ill prlnrlpal towna an . ulnlng
cfttnpaTu Colorado, Utab and sitv ilnico,
TI1H TOURIST'S FAV0R1TK I HE
TO ALL MOUNTAIN RESORTS.;
All ILroocli tralna einlird lth rnllmaa I alus
and Tourlat bleeping Lara
For tltcir.tlj UtaitraUi) dcictlftlto loot, lies
otcuat,adJreea
IT.jmtB. AS.HUCKE5. S K HOOPER.
h l ail Cu I Vp. tr.Ii stufv Cal fui 1 IU Ijt,
" DENVCR. COLORADO.
CHORCOLAMS
Prlntod anil for Sal. at
THE BESERET HEWS OFFICE
ALT LAKO CIIY.
" Kpnrti $ttmmU
Ward Rpurl4 ...
Utlbt BocUtf tapoiis .
himarf AaalnUoa Ufporla
TUU.I JL, &pom 9
THUJA lUporl.
Cdara' (hrtiaoatta ...,,,
BUliopa llfonmnamta, bnokael M,"! W
PrtmiTj AiooiaMoa Hall and TUoorJ HooS W
I U M L JL Holt and lUoord UMka, U M.
Ward lUoordt, 1 ir . .VOt t V &ODt Vt $&
niajli rrlMM' OaMorda Uad to Oriao
UrtuttMr SatmAa Uada to (tba
iattiaafiHaHaaa
A FEW WORDS ftH . . TTi
o W o
For Sprinn weor, Doublo Breasted Sacquo Suits
of sort fnbrfcs vill havo tho coll to bo tho "Proper
Thing," thoy must bo tho right longth nnd fnshion
nblo out. You can depend on getting thorn from
us.
OUR
STYLISH SPUING OVERCOATS-
J Aro, In tho lanriiiago of a purchasor, "Boautlos" for
1 oloiranco of fit nnd construction. Thoy cannot bo
i boat. Como In and try ono on, and you will agroo
j) with us that no custom tailor could proJuco ono aa
j good for doublo our prlco, and Goo What You Savo.
'VIM
Boys' and Cliil(lren's
-Suit Department
Havo on tholr countors somo of tho nlcost novoltlos you
ovor saw.
JJ at YDep&Pirnent
Is stocked with moro stylos than any houso In tho city
for Mon Doys and Chlldron, at tho ....
TEMPLEFASHION.
til, 03, OB Main Street.
Sportsmen's Headquarters 1
BBOWlTlNGv.BR0S.,
153 S. Main St-, Salt Lake Clly, Utab. 2461 Washington A?o.,0en, Dtib.
hotQurn,Rlllei, LSTxt'(f-r''rtni mr.f.i.'.f?! al line of Fl.lilnrj;
Plitol., Amrminl- 3n-na7S;:C, 8partlno.na1
tlon and a rjsner- Kfp Athletlo Good..
Car THOMSON WATERPROOF DOOTS AND SHOES. -Qii
Agents for Mtro I'owdcr, Cai a anJ aae, Dn l'utit rjporllntr anil lllavatlas To
doruiit hatlonalTypuwrltere. JJT-TrtADl. btiiMao.
ici.'a ron ovh iilvbhhtxd catxloqvc. ritx to ulu
JAMES-SPENCER-BATEMAK CO.
lSj3:eaiora to David Jamoe & Co. and Mponcor-lljirntor Oa,l
PLUMBERS, TINNEBS,
Steam and Gras UPitlers.
Wo carry a Compute Lino of
GEM AMD PENINSULAR STOVES AND RANGES,
Qasollno and OH8tovo., Tinware, Qranlt Ironware
and Houso Purnlshlnn; Good..
I 'I
fiNo. 07 JC-A.I3V 1,IMJ3E:,I,.-i
FOR THE Um FOR THE MILL
,Teo Itull, Mills, Jtclttng, JTose, racking,
HaiuUeJ, :s "A" Compound,
'JL'vol Steel, Jlvitm Work,
J'imo, Cfijis. Speed Indicators, I
rowder, Iiiihrlciitlmj Oil, .1
Candle Stick, Mpe and I'lpo Fitting, rt
Mellows, l'owcr Drills, Engineers'' Tools, jjl
llloxve-s, Machinists' Tools, Oakum, V
Anvils, lilacksmlth Tools, Cyanide, Hoisting TaeUe, M
Tarn-'Mablo Steel, Sledges Machine Holts, Waste, fl
And Strjhlng Hammers, Cordage, Cast Washers, Ii
Merchant Iron, Shovels, lag Screws,
ricks, I'lay Steel, Stale Jlemorcr ,Q rreveHter,
Candles. Asbestos reparations. I
E. C. COFiJlHARDWARE CO

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