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IT rTrr7 I I I THE IINI GKYIOUN FAIN AND COLORADO CATKOUC NOV 1905 3 1 i flbUftl ihtrsi CIiURCH CALENDAR Noener41oth of the Holy Souls Suntla l2TVefltySecond second after Pentecost St Martin Monday 13st Dielaous Tuesday 11St St3Jlls1aus Kostka Wednesday 15St Gertrude Thursday 16St Tosaphat Friday i7sL Gregor Saturday ISDedication of Basilicas ot Saints Peter and Paul Petitions for prayers from associates of League of the Sacred Heart Sunday for parents Monday for fam flies Tuesday for reconciliations Wed nesday for Work and tL means Thursday for the oClersy Friday for religious Saturday for seminarists and novices FOR CHURCH EXTENSION Movement Initiated at Chicago to Help the West and South Extension of the Roman Catholic Church in the west and south was in itiated at a meeting of prominent members of the clergy and laity representing many different dioceses vhieh was held in Archbishop Quig leys residence recently The Catholic Church Extension society of the United States was organized at the conference and steps were taken toward estab lishing the work on a large scale The archbishop himself presided and the other delegates were Archbishop Bourgarde Santa Fe Bishop Muldoon Chicago Bishop Hennessy Wichita Kan Rev Van Antwerp Detroit Rev Dr Frank A OBrien Kalamazoo Mini Rev OReilly St Joseph Mich I Her Father Kelley Lapeer Mich Rev Roche Nebraska City Neb Rev Edward A Kelley Chicago Rev Graham Lapeer Mich Rev I Jennings Cleveland Rev Duffy Charleston Charles Pla mondon Chicago A Roe Detroit A Baldus Cincinnati AV Breen Fort Wayne Ind A A Hirst Phila delphia A Fanning Cleveland The object of the organization was I stated as being the development of the missionary spirit in the people of the Roman Catholic Church of the United States especially by aiding the building of churclies in needy places and by any other means that may appeal to the directorsV Rev Francis Kelley Lapeer IMich who has been urging the formation of such a society for several years was elected president Jjlreen Fort Wayne Ind was chosen treasurer The vice presidents will be elected at the next meeting which will be called within the next feI weeks robably in Chicago A general secretary and four field secretaries will be appointed by the president The archbishops the United States will constitute an advisory board and will receive an annual report of the progress of the movement The auditors I will be Bishop Muldoon of Chicago A A Hirst of Philadelphia Charles Pal mondon of Chicago A FannlngTof 1 Cleveland and Rev Frank A OBrien I of Kalamazoo The government of the 1 i society was placed in the hands of a 1 general council of twentyfive includ ng the neteen delegates present and Six others who will be chosen by them Vacancies by death or resignation will filled by the board itself The president was however given a free hand in directing the organizations plan of campaign Strong exc icutive powers were vested in the office 3he society will bp incorporated under the laws of Michigan with twentylivfe iinembers of the general council as in fprporators The constitution and ar jticles of incorporation will be draftojl lit the next meeting of this body Annual meetings nvill be held tile first i Wednesday in April and for the time being the headquarters of the society will be at Lapeer Mich I 1A Protestants and Purgatory 3ihe other day a London dUTy Ze printed an item which said that in the course of a dedication service at tli VV 1 parish church of Shodfleld on the fringe of the fruit growing district of South Hampshire the Protestant bishop of Southampton declared that they might pray for the spiritual progress I of their dear departed ones as the lews and early Christians were accustomed to do The intercessions he said I of those in Paradise had helped on their I I friends The London Monitor and New Era commenting on this said We arc glad to see our Protestant friends I coming round to the view supported like by common sense scripture hurch authority and natural feeling However the bishop or his friends may I Ihedge about the matter his words clnarly mean that Protestants may and do believe in Purgatory Therecan be 310 spiritual progress in heaven for I there the bjesscd have attained to the I utmost bliss nor can there be spiritual progress in hell for out of hell there is no redemptipn If spiritual progress is to be made it must therefore be made in or from some third place and the Catholic name for that third place is Purgatory A Scientist on Prayer jAn eminent scientist Dr Theodore I Hyslop speaking recently at a I meeting of the British Medical association thus recommended prayer as I the best of all cures for nienJV disease I As an alienist and one whose whole life has been concerned with the I sufferings of the mind I would state that of all hygienic measures to counteract disturbed sleep depressed I spirits and all the miserable sequpls of a distressed mind woulc undoubtedly ly give the first place to the simple habit of prayer Upon which the Outlook in its I criticisms observes as follows Mr Hyslop competence to speak In 1 the name of science is unquestionable 1 and what he affirms as a discovery of medical science is identical with the II immemorial faith of religion that there is a place for prayer in the very nature of things Xot only does he find this place to be foremost among re ftorattve agents of the religious enthusiasm II which the nature of prayer is i 10 feed and sustain he affirms that it I embodies the most healthy and pre aervative development of our social I forces Among the many notable utterances in which science is now evincing herself to be the handmaid of religion I those the most recent are as memorable as any DI Hyslops discovery of medical Science is good Catholic doctrine as qld as the Catholic Church Ask and you shall receive seek aG you shall find fl 3 Help That Parish School i Editor Intcrmountafil Catolic I I Sir The apoJofir for this appeal is i a threatpnod parish and Gods innocent children Our small church has been heavily in debt for many years Bu things grow worse since a lack of em I ploymcnt has set in here Many are forced to leave seeking work else rthere As a very sad result of our poverty the sisteis have been taken away and our little children arc threatened with the loss of a religious education The poor people struggling and selfsacrificing for years are hurt bitterly at Uiia threat and to avert jt are compelled to seek assistance from yioso more fortunate In your Godhent charity will you not please help saVe our parish school Hoping your good will toward those leps fortunate than you will prompt I the giving1 of some small sum Lam sincerely yours in Christ REV WILLIAM A JOCHUJC I Bockport Ind Oct 26 190 a SELFTORTURE IN INDIA Religion Which Foolish Women in America Adore Heathenism is still heathenism At least it is so in India writes the Rev Rockey in Leslios Weekly It I needs something stronger than culture 1 and the devicrs of civilization to change it Every object of civilization from the railway and the electric light and the best motor car down to the lucifer match sold at three boxes for a cent is to bo teen in common use in India and yet the old customs not strictly forbidden by law have not loosenedtheir hold Christianity and education have effected clianses in some portions of the empire but have just touched this mass of heathen and Mussulman plaguestricken humanity Our pictures show selftorture practiced in two separate forms at Luck now in a local religious fair Two miles from the city is an insignificant shrine little larger than a coalbin and no more attractive In it is a red clay idol Here one day over 100000 pilgrims I resorted tp male offerings of money and sweets It is tlfe custom for those who have I a vow or who wish to get some great boon to go the entire way from their I homes however distant bv measuring their length every inch of the way At I home Uiev choose pebble or something of that kind Lying fiat with I their feet touching their doorsills they place the stone at arms length and I arising walk to it pick it up place the foot here the stone was and measuring their length place it one reach farther on Thus they go the whole way The night before the day of offering between 6 and 7 hi I rode three miles on one of the rQads and counted TJJ3 such devotees Some were boys most weie young men Some had come a short distance the average of the lot must have been four miles I photographed one group going over the bridge They had been on the way four hours and had just bathed in the I river so they Vvcre fresh Next day at 10 a I photographed a man almost dead in the road where the dust was 130 degrees Fahrenheit He was going slowly and hah yet a hal fmlle Crowds Jostled by him stumbled over him but he Ue on He had come twelve miles I saw no women There were said to be several At the same fair was a fakir swing ing head downwards through a hot fire His head swept through the high blaze and almost touched the glowing coals tic said he was 80 rears old He was I toothless and might be TO but he was yet as nimble as a cat He talked with me and said he did it for merit with I the gods He declared that he used all the money he got in purchasing fuel He certainly ate very little and that mostly lentils Another picture shows a man with a brick piled on his stomach Trii face except his nostrils covered with dust I lying in the sun whose rays at the I time were not milder than 120 degrees Fahrenheit All this for merit All condoned by high Brahman priests I And yet this is the aesthetic religion which foolish women in America run after I Women Excluded From Choirs Bishop Richter of Grand Rapids Mich has positively ordered that women shall hereafter be excluded from all choirs in his diocese Before his recent departure for Rome he issued the following letter to his clergy Cathedral I Grand Rapids Mich Oct4 1905 Reverend Dear Father In his encyclical on church music our Holy Father Pius decreed the exclusion of female voices from the choir during liturgical functions As ample tlnie has snow begH given to prepare men and boytj to sing i at all such services we strictly forbid from henceforth all singing in the choir by female I voices in the churches of this i i diocese If men or boys have not yet I seen trained to sing at High Mass the congregation must be content with i Low Masses until due provision for proper singing made I I remain dear father your sincerely In Xto HENRY JOSEPH 1 Bishop of Grand Rapids Old Catholics Dying Out The Rev Peter Yorke editor of the San Francisco Leader writing from Wiesbaden Germany says that the sect known as he Old Catholics have a very pretty church capable of seating two or three hpndred in that city but I I that their day is past They call themselves Old Catholics as a protest against tliQ4Vatican council and the decree of infallibility The opposition to that decree among certain German professors was very strong In the early seventies it was at one time feared that the would carry Catholic Germany into schism en masse The Prussian government gave them every support and the persecution under Bismarck known as the Kulturkampf was designed to help their cause But they are gradually disappearing says I Father Yorke In Wiesbaden the average congregation is only about twenty and these old people They are evidently I the remains of the original se ceders Their priest snys mass after the Roman manner but in German The vestments are the sain the altar is decorated as with us but the Stations of the Cross nrenot used and I did not notice any holy water fonts In spite of the great nourish of trumpets with which the schism opened it is now i I dead Catholic Germany that measured swords with Lutheris not going Ito I succumb to a irchaelogists playing at religion Bishop Coriaty Spain The Tidings Los Angeles I am in this wonderful city of Muril lo Seville who masterpieces are found scattered everywhere It is worth a tript SnaUi to see the masters workS all itsglory in the city of his love The grtat vathctlral is one of the worlds wonders at least to my mind not only hecau of Its historical beauty andtits marvellous architecture but also because of its paintings and its treasury of church ornaments Seville also has its Alcazar the homt of the Moorish kings hnd one df those onderfurpalaces which show the high expression Moorish ttrtundcr the inspiration mid ejicouragemeiit of Christian kings It jUiq mighty cathedral with its wonderful Moorish tower which is the pride of Seville lie the remains of the illustrious Columbus in a i tomb whi hsn rmrvel of grandeur i and beauty surmounted by four heroic I bronze statues of tho Vii of CtiJP Leon Navarre and Catalonia on whoso shoulders is borne a satafalque Like good Catholics and Americans on Oct 24 we paid our respects tothe memory of the great discoverer by visiting his tovr ami nt tile lti nf V1 ornb said mass for our people not forgetting i Spain which made his work possible Spain has been a perfect revelation tOme and I shall treasure as long as I live the kindness and extreme courtesies of its prelates and its clergy I had a most delightful visit with his eminence Cardinal Espinola whore minded me very much of our own beloved Cardinal Gibbons both in his appearance and in his simple suave manners makingus perfectly at home with him as he assured me that while hero I might consider myself as enjoying all the privilege of the archbishop of Seville He graciously called on me yesterday and 1 winsay my adios to him today I Spain is not properly understood and is much misrepresented in the guidebooks It Is thor ushI3 Catholic ami one must aflinirc lha evidences of devotion foundoneverj hand Itisrich i Ii in Catholic traditions and affords splendid opportunities for any student who wishes touch the springs of early and mediaeVal as well as modern history One lives amid the glories of the Catholic kings and realizes how much the world owes tp Spain in the civilization which we enjoy I There is much to interest the Californian for in many ways Spain has given to California much of that which it glories As to climate and general physical conditions there is great similarity SEE OF NEW ORLEANS Archbishop Riordan to Make Known Wishes of the Pope Catholic Universe From all indications we judge that New Orleans will soon nave a successor to the late Archbishop Chapelle Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco has arrived in Rome on his regular visit ad limina and has been received in private audience by the Pope and has had several conferences with Cardinal Gotti prefect of the Congregation of Propaganda It is understood there that the consultations included discussion of the appointment soon to be made of an Archbishop for New Orleans and that Msgr Riordan is to carry the Popes advice on the subject to the meeting of American Archbishops soon to occur in Washington Several weeks ago the most available man for the place vvas believed to be Msgr Broderick formerly Auxiliary Bishop of Havana But he has since been given special charge of the placing of the Italian immigrants throughout the United States and it is doubtful if he will be relieved of that work unless the Agricultural Society organized by him for the purpose is found effective enough to carry it on ithout his personal supervision Another prelate now mentioned for the New Orleans appointment Msjr BJenk Bilhop of Porto Rico who is favorably considered for the jJfhle be CilXise of his knowledge of Louisiana and his long service as a parish priest in Xew Orleans He has many friends in the Propaganda Plus is anxious tQl fill the vacancy at New Orleans as soon as possible but will walt for the action of the American Archbishops who will decide upon three names to sent to Rome in nomination between now and Christmas The custom adopted by the Vatican authorities permitting the hierarchy ih England and America to have a voice in the selection of bishops fort ose countries and making no appointment before three names are received in nomination from those countries has proved highly successful It is likely to be adopted for other countries in the near future In fact there is already consideration given i to the possibility of appointing the new French bishops by this method It is seriously proposed that after the abolition of the Corcordat vhfcn the appointment of French bishops will be made by the HOly I See without consultation with government authorities the system now used in England and the United States shall be extended to France It is said also that the Pope has planned to call a national council of all members of the French hierarchy to discuss the new conditions made for the Church in France by the laws of separation and that the part that may be taken by the present bishops in naming their colleagues I will then be discussed Many disciplinary measures will also be considered at Uiecdunclil chlch will provide new rules to meet the changed i I conditions in the French Church 1 Bishop Grace When Bishop Grace of Sacramento was presented to the Holy Father last week Pius received one of the most devoted and zealous Drelates in the Jnited States rA singularly retiring man there is1 not in our hierarchy one whose name is more rarely seen mpublic pjlnt Yet his intimate friends know him it to be a man of high ability and remarkable scholarship He is i a sound theologian and a polished writer and might easily I have won distinction as a pulpit orator But Dr Grace has been content asa missionary bishop in a difficult diocese I and has never sought the glamor cf public applause outside of his own See He hs surrounded himself witfi I a splendid body of auostolic priests like himself who undistinguished and almost unknqwn beyond thd bounds of their parishes spend themselves through weary years for the upbuilding of the Church of God It is generally understood that one I object of the bishops visit to the Eternal I City is the division of his large I diocese A mountain territory of almost 100000 square miles ib i too much for any bishop to cover 1110r specially I where much traveling must be done by stage and not a little by seaJ Probably a miew diocese will be fornied embracing I the greater art of the state of Nevada In that event Reno will be I the seat of the new episcopal See and the diocese of Sacramento will be confined to northern California This will be a most desirable arrangement from every point of view The Leader Priests for the Canal Zone I At the request of the congregation of propaganda Pius has signed a decree permitting priests of the United States with the consent of their bishops to leave their dioceses and take up work in the Panama canal zone where Englishspeaking priests are scarce Monslgnore Junguito bishop of Panama has been in correspondence with the propaganda and has complained of the difficulties of his work owing to the scarcity of priests who could I minister to rapidly increasing English speaking population of the isthmus The congregation has now authorized I the bishop to recruit priests from the United Slates and has provided that such priests as take up work near the canal may return to their former dioceses should ill health make them unfit to continue work on the Isthmus I I A Handsar Missionary I For five years Father Basitiust of the Capuchin Order of Monks of the Church I of St Joseph has journeyed once a month from Appleton Wis to Norrie Marathon county to preach Cot small congregation It has been found necessary for the priest to travel by handcar most of the time alon During the cold days of last winter when the thermometer registered far below zero the priest made his trips regularly The distance covered by haiidcar is sixty miles Ecumenical i Council IAn Of much importance to the whole church is the news given by the i Abbe Odelin to a representative of the Gau lois on his return to Trance from Rome wherf he has been as a member of the I Workingmens Pilgrimage The abbe who had a special audieifco with the Pose states that as soon as the separation bill has been passed the French senatli the blshoys wIJlTiold a general meeting and with the approval of the Holy See will adopt resolutions to meet the new situation Hjs Holiness the alt added intends to convoke an ecumenical council so oon as circumstances will permit It will sit at Rome and will be a continuation of the Vatican council which was interrupted in 1870 There Iti I certainly an ample progra mme ot work for council to undertake There are the social ajid educational questions and numerous administrative matters which might well receive attention The reunion of the churches a subject to which Leo XHI devoted ciVinuci thought the bear pg jnqderri disV coVerles on Biblical criticism antrthc I rosition created for the religious orders will also it flJe assumed receive consideration from the council I RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE The golden jubilee of the Grey Nun of Toledo was celebrated with inipreif sive ceremomes recently in St Francfe de Sales church under the auspices pf St YincentVorphan asylum I The Ancient Order of Hibernians Scranton PaV is hiding a movement to substitute street cars for carriages at funerals because of the exorbitant I charges that liverymen arc now making The movement reported to have the indorsement of Bishop Hoban and the local trojley company has agreed to fit up a car for fuhcral purposes In recognition of tho fact that Memphis and the state of Tennessee has almost miraculously escaped from the yellow fever scourge the Right Rev I Thomas Byrne bishop of the diocese of Tennessee has issued a pastoral letter directing prayers of thanksgiving after all masses for the space of two mcnths VV A cablegram from Rome states that the kaiser has informed the Vatican that he intends during the spring to make a cruise of the Mediterranean and to stop at Civita Vecuhia and pay a visit to tin pope incognito If assured that the Vatican wishes it he will pay a formal visitsimilar to that which he paid to Leo XII I Archbishop lean of Dubuque la has removed the ban placed upon the Catholic Benevolent society of Dubuque by the late Archbishop Hennesby With impressive celemmion ics prescribed by the liturgy of the Catholic church St Peters cathedral Wilmington Del was dedicated on Sunday I Oct 29 byMgi Falconio apostolic delI I csate 17r I Pope pusjr2feceived in private I audience Bishop Hartley of Columbus 0 to whom he gave a large photograph of himsilf autographed I and appropriately inscribed His holiI nesss told the bishop that he took spo caal interest in the large number of I I Hungarians living Jli Ohio Steps are being taken to organize all orchestra in Xew York City to be composed exclusively of of members Mgr Francis Zablor pastor of the church and congregation of St Martin of Tours in Louisville died last week in his fiftythird year was a native i of the Grand Duchy of Baden and made his theological studies at Salzburg where he was ordained on Sept 21 ISiS I In the dl athaOf Thomas Carr the city of Montgomery Ala has lost its first Catholic mayor and one of its most honored citizens Dr Patrick Gahill of Dublin one of the most distinguished oculists of Ireland for eleven years oculist to the late Pope Leo XIII and now performing the same offices for Pius was received in priyate audience recently and presented the Holy Father with a binocular field glass and enerold barometer and a par of lenses of tIle most perfect make all of which were made in Ireland Iljis uhderstoodfthat the English pi grimage which Vas brought to Rome a few days ago by Monsignore Bourne archbishop of Westminster is but tle first section of aHarge pilgrimage tp come to Ronie soniC time in December Warned by his physician that he had less thana year tdJye the Rev Henry Boeckelmann pat rri of St Vincents Catholic church Elkhart Ind anr nounced to the members of his congregation last week that he ouw give 2OGO practically all he possessed if they would raise JJOOO more before In 1 died tollfi JheJteM0n tlC church HIs ambition fa tpou leaving the church frecfrom debt 1 VV t5r A Speakfriff of1 a rich Irish farmer in Crystal Mr John OSullivan a contemporary citer him as a shining example of the way God blesses thate who serve him When Mr OSullivan years ago worked as a laborer on the near Fort WUUam he thought nothing of walking eighteen miles to mass and now he thinks not ng pf buying up nine of his neighbors farms and dOn Iln lfOflrOff one ron 1 TELEPHONE I CITIZENS COAL CO 153 SO MAIN ST i PROFESSIONAL CARDS JI I DENTIST I DR A SCOTT CHAPMAN 506 ScottStrevcll BUildIng 1 SCALLON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON office I suite 40010 34 South laln Hours 1 to4 Bell telephone 2033iJ iN RAU1N6 OUT RCi1INf OUTI I I I To obtain unsurpassed laundering our PERFECT WORK always has the preference I I lloY AUNRY The laundry of Quality I Both Phones 192 166 Main St TIT I llhcIllhiOK T1LJ 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ALWAYS IN DEMAND Ladies also admitted Write for catalogue MORSE SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY Cincinnati 0 Buffalo Atlanta Ja La Crosse Wis Texarkann Tex San Francisco Cal TELEPHONE 112 THE MODEL SJfAM LAUNDRY 31 MOORE SONS MGRS Commercial Avenue and State Salt LIc City Utah Name Your Routeasto On your next trip East tell your ocal ticket agent that your ticket to Chicago must read viathe Ctl lO Mwiujkee I St Paul RilWdy I 1 OHwill do yourself kin ms securing the maximum amount of comfort at the minimum cost Double daily train service from Ogden to Chicago and from Deivvpr to Chicagp Rate in through sleeping cars Ogden to Chicago standard 950 tourist 475V i Folders and complete information i Any ticket agent can ticket you East via this line Ask him to do so 5 I GS WILLIAMS I Commercial Agentj lOa West Second Spilth Street VV SA 5Ff UTAHV i 1 un I JUST A WORD rACOCK Rock Springs Coal Send us your orders ETA Al OtL 1 DIE oAt I the sign of the Peacock Phones US So Main YY Yr VVV 4 SUCCESS MARKET JC SCHNEIDER COMPANY Dealers in all kinds of 4 FRESH CURED AND SMOKED MEATS FRESH POULTRY FRESH AND Jr CURED FISH We make a specialty of Laid 4 and Sausages Telephone 451 26 West First South St Ic Frst A AA AA AAA JOSEPH WM TAYLOR UTAHS LEADING UNDERTAKER AND LICENSED EMBALMER Telephone 351 Office open day and fight 21 2 2 South West Temple street lat Lake City Uta THE SECURITY ABSTRACT CO Incorporated Salt Lake and Tooele County i I Abstracts Atlas Block 38 West 2d So Salt Lak i City A BRUNEAU I Bell phone 2 Manager MAKE TRAVEL EASY The Sign of Safety Speed and Comfort TRAINS DAILY3 FROM UTAH TO Kansas City Sf Joe Chicago Galveston Ei Paso And the Mining Camps of I NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA Ask Us About Cheap Rates this Summer WARREN General Agent The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway Co SALT LAKE CITY UTAH I i I I I SHORT LUTE TO ST LOUIS If you are going to St Louis Kansas City Chicago New York or any point east or south see that your ticket reads via the Missouri Pacific railway coaches quick time and Elegant tme superb track make this line the Feopteo Favorite Route I The best line reaching Hot Springs Arkansas the Carlsbad of America For maps information etc address TOWNSEND Mo A Mo Pac Ily St Louis QiiA1v GRAND Operate Ueit Local Train Seine In the State Itate WROM 10 TO 40 MINUTES 4STZn X4XJC TO OGDEN PKOVO KCREKA I ilAJJTI ETC I 3 Through Daily Fastlrains 3 I TO THE EAST I Paltaan Palace and Ordinary SIop ing Can without change feaur Oauh Kuiu Ciij Looii sad Qiup Para Dining Car Berries lo nlflconl Scenery Vtokel Ye8 No 103 tea 8 ooaa JLJooly Ulook Corner I JU BKMTON oaer Je UNION PACIFIC THREE TRAINS DAILY VIA TO OMAHA gpi KANSAS CITY I CHICAGO I I LOUIS and all Principal Easter Points Mauy hours quickerV than any other line NO CHANGE OF CAsS I THE OVERLAND ROUTE all tne way ElacfricLIghled I Trains runningtrttf day ldnm pon trnihe application I OFFICE i OFFO 4 i 1 I SALT AKEHU DART FLORAL I COMPANY I FLORISTS 1 EAST SEtONP SOUTH I TiIfphono 87 Uptodato mini Floral Artists Always a large stock to selei from Trar for tle ban jn orpul lite lyn i 11 UNORIGINAL SCHOOL Foundod In I38O Su fil grad jil otrywli re Ipprmel by liar and bw I fffs RapiUr qA1Y1Y College law Cour i tod Bminrtf niJtJI1 Law ne Llbaral Term Spch Olr Now Colalogua Fro irari Spragua Corroapondonco t4M14r School of LAW 7GM ji Bldf troltMlcf MORRISON MERRILL COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Lumber Retail yards Salt Lake City Utah Cheyenne Wyo Box 1327 Salt Lake City Utah Le California Fish I Poultry Co The most Reliable Fish Poultry andO stcr House in Salt Lake 70 West Fist South St I ZIONS BAKERY I LUNCH PARLOR 73 WEST FIRST SOUTH STREETS I Holm Proprietor Residence TSO Central Ave SALT LAKE CITY I Time Table IN EFFECT JUNE 1 1905 ARRIVE No 4 From Ogden Chicago Omaha St Louis Kansas 515 CUy and Denver a No 8 From Ogden Portland BM 8From 830 Portand Butte and San Francisco 0tSU a No 6 From Ogden and intermediate 930 points a No 12 From Ogden Cache Valley and intermediate MZ Valey points 1145 am I io 2 From Ogden Chicago St Louis Kansas City I Omaha Denver and San jj Sa Francisco 445 No 10 From Ogden Cache Valley Butte Portland and in I Vale Francisco DEPART Portad 14 No 5For Ogden Omaha I Chicago Denver Kansas 7ia City and St Louis a Gl xTo 7For Ogden Portland Butte San Francisco I and tn Ifl3l I termediate points i tUOU a No IFor Ogden Omaha Chicago Denver Kansas City at Louis Kansa IM No 11For Ogden Cache Val ita ley and Intermediate points I ra No 3For Ogden Denver Kansas City Omaha St LJ1 Louis and Chicago 605 No 9For Ogden Cache Valley Butte Helena Portland San Francisco and inter iir Francsco pointsD 114 iUD BURLEY A A SPENCER A A City Ticket Office 201 Main Street A I Telephone 250 I Note The train numbers shown above aro Oregon Short Line train numbers and do not apply to the Southern Pacific west of Ogden or the Union Pacific east thereof t1 aJ 6 I CURRENT TIME TABLE In Effect May 21 1905 i LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY I No 13 for Ogden 103 A1 No6 for Denver and East 850 A No2 for Denver and East 350 No 4 for Denver and East 800 PM No 1 for Ogden and local polnts605 No 10 for Heber Provo and Marysvals 800 A I No8 for Provo and Eureka 600 No3 for Ogden and West 1110 No1 for Ogden and Westl No5 for Ogden and West 1035 A No 102 for Park City 815 A No 112 for Bingham 810 A I No 114 for Bingham 300 I ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY I No 12 from Ogden and local points 050 A No6 from Denver and East 1025 A No1 from Denver ana East 135 I No 3 from Denver and East 1100 No 9 from Heber Provo and Marysvale 600 iL No 6 from Osden and West 840 A No 14 from Ogden 305 No 2 from Ogden and West 340 No4 from Ogden and West 750 No 7 from Eureka and Provo 1000 A II No 101 from Park City 515 No 113 from Bingham 1050 A I No 115 from Bingham 540 I PERFECT DINING CAB SERVICE AH trains except Nos 1 to Inclusive Iltop at Intermediate points Ticket office Dooly block Phone 2 I I A BENTON A LEADING HOTELS European Plan American Plan 100 and up 250 and up DON PORTXR Salt lake Citys leading Hotel 1E50N IIOTE i1d EUROPEAN kit Salt Lake City Rates 1 to 3 per Day A RED WEY CULLEN HOTELS BWINQj PROP Salt Lake City Street Cars Prom AU Trains Pass the Door AMERICAN PL S150 to fSM EUROPEAN PLAN 5 cents up THE DREXEL WM BOwEr Proprietor State and Second South Street SALT LAKE CITY UTAH HOTEL TELLURIDE 22 East Third South St SALT LAKE CITY MODERN IN ALL ITS PPZiTh omS blay weck PA toOt 2 per day 1 it Independent Telephone 1345.