j llIE SALT LAKE HERALD THCRSDA Y JL Y 27 1905 9 i 4 I BITTERCIRCUS i WAR AT AN END Ringling Bros and Barnum Bailey Have Patched Tip Differences x THETERRITORY ISDIVIDED fIRST TIME The greatest circus war that Unjiled has aver knowSj Has lomS lxJ un end Umlead of iuitagopwm and a pcr pctual fight for territory between tho Bfernum Bailey and Ringing circuses a community of interests now be- tween these great shows Instead of each battling for the advantage the big now work together for the interest benefit of btth Owing to the great of cross- ing tho divide Salt Luke City has seen a battle roytaX between the Titans o Uie circus world but in tho eastern states rivalry between the two bisr showy was for rn ny years fleece and impfecablo Both shows played t e clUes uid each mulr tremendous efforts to show at tho points first The amount of pictorial used to ad vertise opposition stands afe were called was something appalling when it came bills and the general expense was so great that for were often Impossible V D who was for twelve years with Ringling Bros and more been associated with the Bftritum Bailee sh6w chatted lUst vejitHe In rd to Control a fhirckCircusf- rff ATMr Coxey ahfl l lt was brOught HJKMit in a very years A a In terest in the circus Last t year one of the last two remaining Sells iow put up at piiUlic sale Mr bought It In and at began with Bros to buy H half interest In the show His pnopo altioii was accepted and the two circus up to that beoamo rs Being the ownersmp of a Gircjus It was necessary to route it in su a way us not to bring the other two and in doing this it Was also essential that the Bailey and shows should not come in con filet Sequel wws inevitable It was determined to divide the territory in such a way that none of the shows would Under the original agreement it was planned that current season the Bailey circus should have New and Cartoda the Sells Forepaugh show the mRUdle west and the western country from Kansas City to the coast Baileyj however was the of glowing repoits or the financial of the western and so many letters were received at the Y rk office the that the show would tTos the divide that he proposed a chango of territory with Bros the latter made the coast trip last year and the Barnum Bailey tthow hart never boon west ct Denver since Mr Baileys association with it this was considered a wise the shift wasreadilymade In other years Mr hesitated to cross the mountains owing to the of thai show arid long jumps required hal ant railroads mid the equipment has been introduced in year him that the coast isr feasible evenWith hfe miU elvo show J fx f J 7- LA TTEBCbM S 0- 4t i j t btu I and Uo e to pay Coxe brgshCis rbe m and Rl has to worl r J Ba1ley held brotheOJ died and some the wa Bane had Lnplacnble In their antagonism J RI IIlU I Ir i the l of Import w torn I S WEST FOR liIE i I to how exp nso never Xhe b YV this the to agremeit between tlm been lt rLt eireiis y so onCe cd 4 count 3 S I mQs e Wand generaJ th I TElOI1t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < FTrart XrJP cst As a result atmimet jot hlp scctionr of the country will ia moinjr circus in its completeness asit i givan In the east includes the sensational feature the Dip of Death which a young woman tho gtip in an the new Durbar menagerie ex citing revival of sports and pastimes While Barnum Bailey show Is tour the Ring Ifng show will cover In N sw nols The show will con fine itaolf to Iowa JCanws and the northWest The the shows although in operation only a short time admirably It has wockeU no hardship to employes for salaries Are ever this year it has prevented a wasteful use of pictorial Paper anti foolish extravagance in giving away free passes was one of the worst evils of the circus war It moans loss wear and teur on agents and bill I oetor and promotes a more general feeling of kindliness between the hun of employee with the three shows Bailey will to open tho annual spring season at Madi Square York uid Ring will Inaugurate their tours at the uttiee lsapt to be a mutual agree ment In regard to division of terri tory years to come August 1 I will make my SOp for SGOO This is a genuine bargain and expires July 31 Chase Photographer 56 W 2nd So- T COMPAXY Arti- fJ s ofInCorTKiratlon were filed in of the of tatc by the Richfield Implement company Vhieh is cunltKllacd 50000 shares- of value of 100 per shoro The U rs are M B Whitney If S HutcJhine G M Forbes H Seeg iniIlorr SSIartIa Johnson and others f COMPLAINT NOT ISSlED Four real dents of Murray Willar Pixton G M Alexander Lee sad C R caRed on Assistant County Attorney hanson yesterday and him to issue a complaint against the of the Highland wham they accused of deliberately main taining a nuisance complaint was not Mr Hanson the m it that he would think about RAIN BREAKS HEAT Throws Temperature Down From NinetySix A Degrees- A minutes which ginAbout BillQ in hdhved to temper tho atmosphere to perspiring citizens rtif Salt Lake City yesterday The rain followed another day tiiat came close to the seasons heat record The tomaerature reached ks highest point 06 decrees 2 oeJoak It dropped a few d the comfortable stage during and Inune tilately Cooling erly Intm but lator the air again became quite op- pressive Dont go away without a bottle of HOSTETTERS BITTERS For preventing stomach or and ague it is un equalled SbQ t ttu rii spQt Je itnenUr cIrCus a splenditi and an th E lan York Ohio and Vl ngfrl ort en 1In Co 80unlin hiesgo hut outside of Ut e th for Fromnowuntil I i I l V Ji fSte IJY the ARt Int Ullam rIght J a Bo I who It e1Dle All the afternoon quo de n os fo1iowin th vr brecz endured 1 IL 1 I STOMACH I 1 1JtftJJr 1P malari fe- ver Making adC Tlti Netv state Jill I 4 I thieo fr Liocal Briefs I O I laid sUed I p I I I 7 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ IDAHO SENDS CANTALOUPES Utah Tomatoes Reach the Market in Good Style IPQLTRVjjSCARCE AND ttJilulqflpej reached the market from Is the first Ship that state this season The to get their supply there until the Utah crop Is ripe Utah tomatoes are on the market They are retailing for 12 c a pound is the farmers have cancelled their the canning factories arid it I likely that none of the factories will open this season In this case there will be enough tomatoes to supply the local market The dealers the wilt be rather high and that they will the canned in from Cali fornia are coming In slowly and during the last few days the demand has not been so heavy The prices are suil thigh and the dculers look for ari raiseinext week The poultry market has been clean for two days Few chickens are to DC had A shloment of hens came in Yesterday but were soon sold The mar was closed out on spring chickens none cane in yesterday Hens are sell lug at 17 o a Springs are worth a nound dressed Yesterdays retail quotations Meats Beef lie to adc per poimd Veal prime 12c to 2 c 12 0 to 17e Pork 14c to 22c Dressed lambs 12c to 20c lamb chqps 12c to 22c Spring 1 to per quarter Fish rSalt codfish 15c per pound Boneless cortQsh 2ixound boxes each Large i25 gach Small mackerel 10c each Holland herring 5c each Kits 115 each Sannon 16C pound Striped bass ISc per pound Whitefish 20c per pound and flounders 12V per pound Catfish lee par pound Perch 12xit per Fresh codfish 2 c per pound Prawns 30c Smoked Salmon per pound Bloaters 5c each California crabs 30c to 40c each Stur geon 15c per pound Rainbow trout and eastern brook trout M2Vx each Smoked sturgeon SOf per pound Black bass 40c per pound Shad roe 3 c per pound Buf- falo catfish pound Poultry Spring chickens Utah broilers 30c per Roasting sprlnir chickens ducks 20c per Hens and 20o ser pound Young squabs 25q each Dairy Products k pound eastern 20c limbuniror 25c imported Swisg brick Honey comb 15c box strained 25c per pint Vegetables Turnips four bunches for lOc Beets lOco Radishes 2 for Sc Onions 2 for 5c dry 4 Jbs 25c Peas 40c pock Beans Potatoes 25c a peck Rhdubafb 3U pound 5c Cauliflower 3 Sc 5c each Fruits Currants red 100 case currants black 125 caso Raspberries l 2a to 165 case 175 The box Black berries 1Q6 bqx Dewberries lOc box 225 care pound Plums each Lemons very scarce 33c to 40c doz 700 case Oranges 40c to 60c doz Ap ples Grape fruit lOc such Black cherries 2 23c white 2 lbs for 5c PIe 5d to IOC i t JMONS C6M Eil U StOWER- U t rC i r 1 I I eilt expect from cr Ch lamb 35 J I Oc per per 19 Butter per pound Eggs l cr 5 to 10e age Jund cas askt 10 pound to each to 1Wea th Cantaloupes 10 to 150 Cal oud ch I1IH rn nound a INBIGD- EMA14D I tester 4 1w1 from creamery 23c ChCsO rearn 21k 4ih CU- cumbers iOcper Peaches 110 box loc VV Vr > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > < < < Grafn Bran and shbrls 110 per hundred Corn 100 nor 3 J Oats 175 per hundred per bushel Feed wheat 1 per bushoL feed 136 rolled Cornmeal J2 Hay and SPraw Alfalfa S12 per ton Timothy 15 per ton Straw 45cr g v Flolir M High patent SStia straight 260 oi 230 Have Your Piano Tuned We employ only experts Clayton Music Co 109 Main Dr E M Keysors Method of Filling teeth is painless X62 Main street Aucr bach Bide Phones B 1120K Ind PARK CITY ANTLERS Will Appear in Force to Celebrate Purple Day July 20 Park lodge No tX B P O Elks are completing ments for their excursion to be run to Salt Lake tomorrow to take part in the celebration by Suit Lake lodge Pur p0 day is Being adertised Jiere and the locals unable to getdown for the bl parade to be held on the o Ujc2Cth they will take the celebration it left off this and go tbnead wth it in good tomorrow Jlist what action will i be taken In the important matter of mule driver for Cift lodge has not Jet f been decided as the local I Hick and will not be able to be i long with the lo al herd In the face of the eat tho locals feel that they will i e able to make some sort of a show In the race for there are who as capable in the luie as the exalted ruler who was to have done tire work are anxious to keep up the excep good name Park City lodge will certainly drive the mule selection a will doubt less be by lot Miss May of Silt Lake Is s the ffjtimily orjbhn Shields of this Miss Mar Sncll is visiting with Irs G6rc Evan Attorney J M Lockhart who been III for P6me d ya pa t Is Improv and wiH he around sin toon Walter Scott ot Salt Lake came tlatory w rlc to he done by the lCnlghts j tltte fevenfne Drlntenoerft MeGil of the JfewYo i Bonffnza returned from Salt Lake today where be hits in the Interest of the- e mp nv I irkr Mountain Belt Telephone comtMtny mahipR om extc much needed iii Its i kint In Park The first work Is lv done on Main street fo that toji and Hues In buKires houses wilt l beet possible order in the ttoie uoeelble A full eel of ri w re bring plcrd on this street ant the od wiring is being replaced by new and heavier wire which is being put on In ji way teiding to the very best service At the time another force Is at work installing the n v switch oards of the common battery system When the bonrd lir installed the force will remove all the old instruments now in Ilk vnnd substitute tbe new instruments So tht in a short time the entire sys- tem vlU b charp- Ubile the Mountain is alt these things the new company Is Sat It has nfiw franchise and Is now making fort to get started and estAblish its system In Park Testerday Secre- tasy Sloan of the company was In town Jooktncr after a upon which to build Vita fire proof central Four sites were offered the new company al desirably located in the very heart of the section the company man- agement will consider the most desirable one of the four and be at work on the within very short time The meeting of the Park City volunteer fire department will not be held this evening as customary but will be a Malta commander No 3 will bold their first meeting this eveHlng und tho first of a class of thirty will be put through the degrees The local lodge are making to have a business of the lodge is over and to this end have a line of everything eatable and drinkable Several out of town members will here to assist in conferring the I e t a e J w 1 urJe SU Q per s f 11 Park n edehslv l ere h evening r 1 rnl b rne rine ltin It r- And hits J up to te 1 reent Inl r I t n I CU the I I ort J te t very lo anLl4 n RfffrfJ VV grab r e range I I tesmSt aet Vqf City tiila morning I Tilt very lines t- aMes give same eS otfic b < > > ¬ > > ¬ ¬ < < BOYS RESORT TO CRUEL TORTURE Many Children of Wealthy Parents Guilty Practices SPARROWSCMAIN VICTIMS HUMANE OEfjICER THREATENS- TO MAKE ARRESTS Aggravated crueltyto is becoming SQ frequent especially among boys qf good author- ities threatening to begin a The sparrow bounty is named by B B Mann humane officer as one of the apparent causes for malicious of life and ugly maiming helpless birds At the same time the officer has come Into contact With qther instances of shoklng mal treatment of dumb brutes The strange feature of the whole af- fair lies in the fact that most of the culprits ire boys between the ages 8 and 14 years well dressed and from good homes Equipped with 22calibre rifles and air guns these youngster have been in the habit of killing birds and that pastime becoming too c H they have begun to seek excitement- for their jaded senses of pleasure by methods of torture A number of thes instances were recently brought to the notice of the humane officer He investigated the cases expecting to find poorly clothed rowdies without good home bringing Up the malefactors Instead he ran across a group of neatly clothed boys whose parents when he came to in- terview them turned out to be emin- ently respectable householders most of them having means The parents ex- pressed surprise at what bad been happening and complete ignorance of actions which had stirred their neigh until complaints were the Found Torturing Sparrows- An instance of this sort came to light in the east end Along Twelfth East street between First and Third South streets the youth of the neigh- borhood were found amusing them selves by a highly scientific specie of tojture which they had devised Spar rows were their victims They got the little brown birds generally by maim ing them with rubber slingshots Once captured a bird was doomed to slow death A big firecracker was burled with its fuse exposed Over the cracker the bird was buried with earth alive The fuse was lighted The explosion invariably sent the fluf- fy little cluster of feathers well up air It always quivering close enpugh so that the could gather around it and watch its agoh- ies ithen there was enough life make it worth while bury tt again oyer a mine similar t6 the other District Attorney F C Loofbourojv attention of the humane and the was at onCe stpppcd Jin that neighborhood Colonel Mami vstates that he intends to prosecute similar offenders if any are found BoysCarry Firearms Vc The Sparrow bounty was given by IhesQ boys as an excuse for their iovjl of soekfng amusement Alf of which brings up another side to the story The police department about once a mouth has a roundup of youths who make this sparrow bounty an excuse for carrying around fire arms and air guns and shooting indiscriminately in the residence dis Every so often a boy goes the hospital with a small leaden bullet lodged in his person Sometimes tile thing ends in a funeral In spite of Constant watching on the part of mounted officers this practice of car- rying and using fire arms within the city limits is indulged In every day according to residents of the outer There is no reeason op earth why if the cpunty wants the parrow ex terminated said Colonel Mann it cannot let responsible parties attend- to the work This bounty simply plyces the thine In the hands of boys who go into It for fun and speedily develop a desire to kill and a calloused sense of pity which lets them maim without sorrow Cat Cruelly Treated Sparrov torture is not the only means of torment with things as victims An instance vas reported the other day where a nun boys cutoff hind legs of a cat the dumb brute drag herself about on the bleeding stumps Officers and others who have stud led such things say that this sort of thing invariably results IR blunted mor ai sensibilities and that thes in many cases develop murderers At any rate humane officer states that heI V tends to make arrests and to follow i them With prosecutions In an y caaes of cruelty which arise hare i after MENTAL ACTIVITY Greatly Improved by Leaving Coffee j The manager of an extensive cry in Wisconsin states while a coffee innnker tfe it I Injurious to his 1jenlt1i Tiindrance to the performance of his business du ties I cannot sy he continues that I over used coffee to excess but 1 know that it did me harm especially during tho past few years It impaired my digestion gave me- a distressing sorise of fullness n the I JSton painful and disquieting palpitation of the heart and what Is worse it mud died faculties SQ asJto se riously injure my business efficIency J concluded about eight months ago that something would have to be done I quit the use of kind of coffee short off and began to drink Postum Food Coffee The cook1 didnt make it at ddnt bon it long enough and I did not find it palatable and ufcing It and went back to the old Kind of coffee and to the stomach Theft my wife took the by following directions On the box faithfully h Hap me drinking Postum for severaldays before I Icpew it When I happened remark that I was feeling mucn bettjer han for a long Tte I had been drinking Postum and that it Now we have no other kind of coffee on our table Sly dfgestion has restored and vith this Improvement has come relief from the oppressive sense of fullness and palpitation of the heart t iat used to bothpr meso and I note such a gain mental strength and acuteness that I can attehd to my offfce work with ease and pleasure and without making mistakes so an noyln to me while I was using the old kind of coffee Postum Food Coffee Is the greatest table drink of the times in my humble estimation Name iriven by Postum Co Battle Creek Mich reason i r I P fan JJes thatthe are cru- sade de- struction f humane of re- sult Jnto fellj I tb lIe the of- ficer to bra tlle to ber of had lel1herajely J th I cream that and t of the stomach causing mot my mental theold firsts 1e trouQ asa ntte in nd o had told roc 11at for I rh of Vicious F 1 anImals bohoods the thia i 4 dis- tricts dcvisd the Vt and lets Off fund z acCounted ere VV ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > > > A ONE PRICE TO ALL YOU i TOO BAli 1- N t too late yet TUESDAY AUGUST 8TH IS AUERBACH DAY AT Tickets with every dollar purchase We cant upon too forcibly the fact that we never had I f more moneysaving offerings In thIs section and with every dollar purchase goes to Saltalr tree 5TBLL5hED I86 NEVER UNDER5- OCDHAVNT IIAIUP- SAITAIR free you a LADlES DUCK AND CRASH SKIRTS Come in black and blue grounds dotted and trim njed washable bra3 Also plain tans Regular value U3tl now 75c LADIES WHITE WAISTS beTbre the very latest effects all Blzc worth up to 250 all to go at each 98c SHIRT WAIST SUITS All wash suits a selection of linens and fancy lawns all the latest style features valf sizes values up to 5750 all go at each 245 Just received it and clean never were i t- our no tiy shipment Vof waistt hhthu wo MOHAIR WALKING SKIRTS Come in blue black and brown plaited the full length and stitcheu flat over the a regular 515W skirt for ENTIRESTOCK OF SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS TO BE SOLD FOR JUST OF THE REGULAR PRICES- A LARGE ASSORTMENT AND NOBBY STYLES TO SELECT FROM 795O- UR One naif w ti IN LADIES OXFORDS on sale this week Tans Patents and Kids S145 795 5215 265 These are not shown tables Ask to see them BiG CUT In all of our early DEPENDABLE SHOES 258 Main St OASLY between Salt Lake City and the East change of OVEBLHD- cars7 ALL THE WAY Compartment Observation Ctirs 2 uff ft Smoking fwd IJbrary Cells KlfCtric Jjafycf Pullman FCIMCC Sleeping Cars Electrri Lighted Superb Cars lJeflricLiffttttd Be sure your Ticket reads over the UNION PACIFIC Fall Information furnished on applIcaUoa to City Ticket Office 2pl Main Street 5iE DOCTORS WHO CURE Doctors Shores Shores Salt Lakes leading Physicians and expert specialists in the treatment and cure of Catarrh and all nervous chronic and private diseases DR A J SHORES Home Treat ment Cures Write for free symptom Hat If you cannot call Consulta- tion Free WE TREAT AND CURE CATARRH and all curable Chronic Diseases of the Eyes Ears Nose Throat Stomrvch Liver Kidneys Lungs Bladder anil Bowel Deafness Skin Diseases Heart Disease Fits Chorea cocele Gonorrhoc Syphilis Brbstatlc Troubles and alt Chronic Nervous and Privato Diseases of Men Women and Child ren DR G W SHORES 5A Month all Medicines Free for all Catarrhal DiseasesS5 A fW SrCIALSI- I I on the J ROMNEY I SIoes I t lighted rain H UTE n Flc Irk rigldcd DiN rg 1 u I i I I fI j I I I Plies Lost Manhood Van I I S Fall VV No THE I I 4ii 1 t t A 3V I I RbeiiznlttiSZfl Rupture < ¬ = = = Weak Men If you suffer Irotft the weak nesses or diseases caused by Ignor THE VERY PERSON WE WANT TO TALK TO v We have proven our skilln diseases by publishing many roluntaryr home peope riving names pictures and addresses WECANT PUBLISH OUR CURES IN PRIVATE DISEASES Because it wonld betray confidence Hence we have to Drove our skill In this class of troubles in another way This is our plan t I any ol rom nnceexceSS or contagion YOU ARE ¬ < Pay When Cured- We cure you then ask REASONABLE FEE when srcu are cured can depend upon our word thousands of patients have in- dorsed us NOW WE WANT TO CURE YOU with tha distinct under standing that we wIll not demand JL FEE until we cure you This applies to Lost Manhood Seminal Spermatorrhoea Gonorrhoea Syphilis Varlcocele Diseases of the Prostate Gland Unnatural Losses Contracted Disorders Stricture etc Contracted of men OFFICE HOURS S a m to 5 p m evenings to 8 Sundays and holidays 10 a m to 12 j a Y u r 1 I Brood POison and all WEAKNESSES first and ¬ ¬ DBS SHORES SHORES Expert Specialists 249 HERALD WANT ABS BRING RESULTS ih C1 I I 1 I Epitaph as much good to him as a last years birds nest but what he writes may have some thing to do with the opinion other people have And not only what he writes but the stationery he writes it on may make an opinion We have ruled and unruled tablets box paper from 25 cents the box and up bulk pa- per at 40 cents the pound and all in the latest shades and Where the Cars Stop GREAT DRUG STORE when one has a watch repaired by us It goes We absolutely guarantee It to keep time gf Established S862 nTTARTR PRICES why you should ouy a Weber Piano is because it is the best the world produces Whether you buy the finest or the least expensive of make you are safe We do not consider the money you pay us for a piano ours until you are satisfied CARSTENSEN ANSON CO Temple of Music 74 Main Street SOME WISE ONES to place their orders for coal getting it put away now when the streets are good and the coal Is dry How is your bin Ill MBIGHN STREET Denver Kansas HOW QUICKLY NOTICE TORISCUS LENSES Which overcomes many difficulties- of the regular Their neatness style and date appearance is one of the fea tures Oculist Prescriptions accurately filled COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO 259 MAIN ST Omaha Dallas A name sometimes means much espe- cially when you say PEERY BROS WHEAT FLAKES In a grocery store It means a clean good appetizing Breakfast There are no microbes in It Is safer than the cream your milk- man sells you SOLJJ BY BES GROCERS P I Isabout sizes SCffRAMMS 1 THE PRESCRIPTION TUY STAY I Are beginning I BAMBERGER II never know how good Is- uhli ftz There is ease ail comfort with its use GET A SACK CURVE AROIJlV- lt I S1cl ARLfS VAPQRATED CREAM T VV A Mans FIXLDV 4 91 USA L r Youll you try e ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Have younpticod the nickel apd gun metal watches offered at 5 each In our window The watch is worthy your no- tice It runs and keeps correct time Phone 66 eitfaac phone for the correct time JEWELERS SALT LAKE CITY RAILROADS iSftK CURRENT TIME TABLE- In Effect May 21 1905 LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY to IS for 1J5 A JS 6 for Denver and East 859 A M 2 for Denver and Bast 359 P M i 4 for Denver and East 889 P M Ko 11 for Ogden and local P M No 10 for Heber Provo and Marysvale 808 A M No 8 for Provo and Eureka 502 PM No S for Ogden and tllfl P M Nol for and West 145 P M So 5 for Ogden and West 1835 A M No 102 for Park 80S A M No 112 for Bingham 8M A M Ko 114 for BIngham 3W M j ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY No 12from Ogden and local points 960 No B Denver and East 10 JS A 1 from Denver and mast 186 PM No 8 from Denver and East 1100 P M No 9 from Heber Provo and 609 No 8 from Ogden and West 848 A M No 14 from Ogden 8OS P M No 2 from Ogden and West 540 P 4 from and 758 P 7 from Eureka and Provo 1000 A M No 161 from Park City 515 P M No 113 from Bingham 1058 A 115 from Bingham B4d P M PERFECT DINING CAR SERVICE All trains except Kos 1 to 6 inclusive at Intermediate points Ticket office Phone 305 T 4 O A P D Time Table IN EFFECT JUNE I 1905 ARRIVE No 4 From Ogden Chicago Omaha St Louis 5IR r City and Denver a Butte and Francisco No 6 From Ogden and inter mediate points a H No 12 From Ogden Cache Valley and Intermediate points 1143 3 IB No 2 From Ogden Chicago- St Louis City Omaha Denver and San iie Francisco P HI No 10 Ffrom Cache Butte Portland and ift m San Francisco P DEPART- No 5 For Ogden Omaha Chicago Denver Kansas Tin City and St Louis a ffl 7 For Portland Butte San Francisco and in termedlate points JBOU a UJ 1 For Omaha Chicago Denver Kansas City St Louis and San m 1 X fCitiUU f No 11 For Ogden Cache 71 fi ra and intermediate F No 3 For Ogden Denver Kansas City Omaha St Q Louis and 3 P ffl No 9 For Ogden Cache Val- ley Butte Portland San Francisco and m points I11 P T M SCHUiCACHER Traffic Manager D E BURLEY- G P T A D S SPENCER- A G P T A City Ticket Office Set Main Street Telephone 259 train numbers do not apply to the Southern Pacifio west of Ogden or the Union Pacifio east thereof San Pedro Los R R Co TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE MAY 1ST 1905 DEPART DAILY From Oregon Short Line Depot Lake City No 5 For Stockton and Tintie 7 District a ra No 53 For Provo Mercur and on Sanpete 80 a m 503 p m No x Por LB Angeles In termediate P m No 55 For Nephi and lntermeI2fl diate Points P ffl ARRIVE DAILY No 2 From Los Angeles and fi5n intermediate Points HI No 52 From Lynn Provo and Qrn m Intermediate Points No 56 From Manti Nephi and in Intermediate Polnts P Intermediate Points No 6 From Tintte District and Intermediate Points Standard Pullman Service Daily Be tween Salt Milford Caliente Las Direct Stage Connection for all Mining Districts in Southern Utah and Including Bullfrog City Office No 17 W Second South Street Telephones 1366 E W GILLETT General Passenger Agent- J L MOORE District Passenger Agent Lake and Ogden Railway Simon Bamberger Pres and Gen Mgr A D Gen Pass Tkt Time Table in Effect May 30 1905 LEAVEi SALT LAKE 639 9 11 a In 2 4 7 S p IB LEAVE LAGOON 730 10 a m 12 m 3 5 7 9 p m Extra trains on Sundays and Holiday Leave Salt Lake 3 and 5 p m Leave Lagoon 4 and 6 p m STEAMSHIPS TRANSATLANTIQUE French Line York to Paris Six IJayv- Soiiings JbjT tT Thursday at 10 ai- LBretagneJuIy iOLa I9 La Lorraine July 27 La Bretagne Aug La TouraineAug L t Savol Aug t New modern gigantic twinscrew i express steamers naval officers man ofwar discipline Companys trains orchestra on board twinscrew steam ers t- H Agent S Ifc R R Ire West Second Si L J KEYES Agent Oregon Short Line 201 Main St 9 I I 1 I 0 o o i P A M Mar svale P M I i I Ogden Portland 830 a m 9 8 u No 140 NoteThe shown above are Oregon Short Line train numbers and Manti points F Lnn 830 a a pm 600 p UI Lake Vegas and Los Angeles 1 c THE lAGOON ROAD- Salt S l3S COMPPllE New Ug a A BENTON f f N K i S West it- o it- O vest it- o it- o IlIILV SFrom Ixv Val- ley inter- mediate Lake Ouc Valley Provo Nephi and and Ill- No 54From Nephi Provo and 4ft 6ENEHALE a ssttbu len Profession- al ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬