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Overland Limited Council Bluffs, Iowa -Ogden, Utah Consist of Trains UNION PAC.ll"IC Sv&T!:M 4-- D ~ J, OVERLAND LIMITED COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA -OGDEN, UTAH CONSIST OF TRAINS No.1-WE~TBOUNO WA!ASH POSTAL DINER SLEEPEft ,,oM rRCiM F"OM COUNCIL BLUl'l'a ------------- C.HIC ... GO CllUNC.IL e.u,,s ~IC.A<!,O_ I CH&Y&NNIC _______________ C:,9'&SN RIVICR _____ ______ . -,- ____......., • 7 09DICN -------- ____i PINAL 0~aT1N•TtON ______ ---""'N '1tANc,i,c.o !>AN '1,AHc~o ~N '""Nc.,1eo SAN ~ANC,!aco '·· oeofN t.AN '"ANCl!ICO--- !IAN FRANCISCO No. 2-EA~TISOUNO c.ec N.W c.er. N.w. SU:l!:l"l!ft 8L!!l"l!:ft 7 ., M0,10l·tKl11NNl 'TO !IAN5A• Gin DUTIN,._TION -~T. LOU\~ COUNCIL aL.u"•----------·--- - ------ ------- • ..,NAL. oaaTINATION --------C.HICM0 -- COUNC IL ISLU,F!\ CHIC.A60 CHICA~o _ cou~~ISLUFF!I -------- - UNION PAC I FIC 5~TEM CALIF'ORNIA MAIL COUNCIL BLUFF5, IOWA - OGDEN, UTAH CONSIST OF TRAIN No. 3 -WEsTeouNo BAGGAGE ,.__c_H_A_IR___, ~c_H_A_IR~ ~ c_H_A_IR~ ~--~ c~u~T;:'E~ DINER X SLEEPER) NO.OF FROl\1 FROM FROM rROM FROM CARS C.OUMCIL l!ILUP'PS ---- COUNCIL &u•F:> COUNCIL !ILUFFS CHICAGO C~UNCIL ~LUFFS CH1,_,~_C ___ ________ ___ ------~ Fl"! OM O~NV(I"! fl~OM KAN'SA.5 C.ITY 6 CME.YENHI:. - ---- ----+--- __-_-_ -I:_-::_-::-- NO 103 · 0£.lrNER I OCHm:NHE NO 10~ UN'S .t.':l ( l'fY TO C~!.H.NN!. 8 ftAWLINS ____ __ - - +---- ----+-----jf----- 7 6R~~ RIVER ___ ------+---------~---+----+----- +-----+-------- - +---- - ----- ___________...., 6 f1NM. DESTIN~TION ___~CIG=OE~N - SAHftlW-tQ5CC ~ .."':" L ~~ '5Ak-~fp,=•,c=,SC= ~~~.ib~ AM=&=.. :.5~.----~ Silr.N r!W<.SCt ___________________ SAN FRANCISCO LIMITED OGDEN, UTAH -COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA CONSIST OF TRAIN No. lO -EASTBOUND CS. N.W. c .aN.w. c.e.N .w. BAGGAGE POSTAL SLEEPER TOURIST CHAIR No.o, CAM COUNCI L. 6L.UFF5 COUNC. IL eiLUff!:i COUNCIL l!>L J Fii: ::, FINAL DE.!tT\NATION --- - - -----' ~HICA_ c;o_ COUNCIL !ILUFF~ CH_ICA~ 60___ C_ H1_" _60 I UNION &,c:1P1C SYSTEM Los ANGELES LIMITED COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA - SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH CONSIST OF TRAINS No.7-W~STBOUND C.e.N.W. C.8,N.W. PO$TAL BAGGAGE 'TOURIST OINER S1tCM •lit(M =1ICiN _______OIQS) C0UNCIL IILUf'l'S _______ ----- 'II l"i'i~l ~ :,,.1CJ,..;C:...___-=.~;.;;,;.=-.c.... - ·, ,__ ;- 7 CHEYENN& ---------------- --+-----+---- ~---+-- --+--- --1---=~=-m~-~-~=~~•~e111-'- ~--------- ,_ __ ,_OICK,O I & =LM!- -:~~----_-----r~r__ __,ic.... --~'•_ - - ~•• _ __!__ ----- -+-- ---•.L _---~••- ~ -'----- ------- , IO ' No. 8 • EASTBOUND DINV\ 'Jl;)M FIU)M P'lO,l FIIOM SALT LAKk ____ -'---- -----'~Al«ilU~ WS 1'Nli[l.fS L,;)5A~ ..:)S~f~5 ·• ' I . '> 7 CHrtaNNE _____________ -+----'----+- 1, 1~ 'I, COUNCIL aLUF~S ______________._ ______~ '' PINAL ~&TINATION ___________,CKOG.>===-- UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM OREGON-WASHINGTON LIMITED . COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA-PORTLAND,ORE.GON CONSIST OF TRAIN No.17-WESTe0UND C.&,....W. C.8,N.W. CHAIR TOURIST ,_ CMIC,.E,() . 1 r \ 10 ~ , __cm , !C).l l!rllAN~ CITY TO OtNVtl't "10M 0tNVt1' 9 ~ • 110 IOi· XHVCR lO C~ 110. l()i•DtNVtR TO Cl<rYlll« 'r , ' II ' ; ' r r 1106'!-im!ll"""1~060el MOoT · -"ltK"1'1!1'!':lOWO'' "0 6-,.. .;llU!< lffi!.KlOOGIJlN io.-:.~-.tt~Y.1-T\Ml ll[STMIIQN·W~ :it5T1(,t,.•101< . ~ ... ~ ,_~'Tl.NCI la'!W<'TIOll · Y.1-T LIJ!.f } 9 POCATE.LLO O.'!> L. "'-9 • ~-r LMt tl !'tlCA'!!WI - --- r 'r IO FERRY j l I ' IO O!>L . IIOll· -'IIID,l 11fSTIIIITI01H10t$l 9 ', ,, ,, ,, .. ,, ,. I 9 PORTLAN D '' .. J l'INAL~TION _~____ ~____ PQ!T_ IJ,N()__ _ ________l'llRT\Nll____ l'lllmNl__ o _ ---------~- NO SAN ·FRANCISCO LIMITED ~GREEN RIVER, WYOMING - OGDE.N, UTAH CONSIST OF TRAIN No. 67 -WE.STBOUNO C.O,.N.W. c .aN.w . BAG8AGE CHAIR CHAIR TOUl\l~T DINER S~ER ,_ MEENRMft ~Wlvtll"'°"' - -,~°' -~ ~ 8 OGDEN i I FINAL De»TINATION 060tN oeDfN 060(H ~TW<!. r,.t,Nr!IM= OiOCN --"'•= ilOOtK t '11l:TIV1 J'"4 ,, ,, ... UNION PACIFIC 5YSTE.M OREGON-WASHINGTON LIMITED PORTLAND ,OREGON -COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA CONSIST OF TRAIN No.18-EA5TBOUND C .&N.W . C .&.N .W. C .&.N .W . DINER CHAIR COACH BAGGAGE POSTAL SLEEPER TOURIST CHAIR NO.Or FROM F!'\OM FP't:OM FROM ~"$ ~TL.AND_ POPCTU.NO ~O~~ANO PO!'\TU.ND 1'01'1.TI.IINO - --- .., .-------- , 1 9 LA GftANDl!t ______ __,_ a HUNTIN6TON _____..,__ '"-OM l!OISt a NA.M~A _____ ----+-o_.., \. .II0.114-l!Oi5t TO Nf\MP,._ 1 10 GLLNNS l"EftftY___ -+-- .,. , IO POCATELLO ____ ~_ --' 0~1. N0.14-f'OCAT[LLQ TO ~LT LAKE Df.~ilN.-.ilOH·~A.LT LAf(f 9 It GRt:I.N RIVl!:ft ___ --+-- ' 1 8 ftAWLINS _____ --+-- -- • 9 CHEYENNE _____-----1_ ' -- - --- ~ 11:0-CHtrlNNt 'T1) DENVEJ: D~~TINATION-DtNVt~ 8 NORTH PLATT~-----+- - - ,, ,, ,, 8 COUNCIL BLUFFS ______,__ " ' ', FINAL DESTINATION ___C_Hl~CA~OO~-- ------- CHICAGO COUNCIL llLUF~ CHICAGO=-. _ ___,,C:.c:HIC:::."'-.:eeG:,c_O _ ___,,COU=NCc.::IL_,,,BL:!:cUfc,.:1'5:c._ COUNCIL ~LUFFS C.OUIIC=ll.=~=1.Ucc..Fc=,=,'-------________ t,Ff:CTIV( .JAN . 1911 UNION PAc1~1c SvsTEM PACIF'IC LIMITED COUNCIL B~UFF5,IOWA-OGDEN,UTAH CON51ST OF TRAINS No.19-WE5TBOUND C.1111 .8:STP CM8:STP CM.&ST.P. C .M .&STP POSTAL CHAIR D INER BAGGA.GE TOURIST TOURIST TOURIST HO.OF ' ROM CA9'S COUNCIL BLUFFS _______, l'1t0"1.._c;.i;o _ __CDJMC__ - IL!!LUl'I'~ ,, ... ---- CH IC"® ' r ,o I Gl'AH0 ISLAND ____ ----+--__ -L 10 f'~DE.N\I E.R ii CH&Y&NN&------+----+---- NO \~- Of"'\'E1' TO C. 1-t EY~NNE 12 . • aft&&N ftlVER ------+-- -+--- _ ' ~ ... NO. .. f,ftUl< l'l'<!I TO ll,.(ll~"Tllll 0.S L.MO~b~![M ~N~ TO UNTl~ iON O.WNO .• HUNTIN6TOH TO f'!llm.ANO 0.W HO li-riUM":'a«:'TO Pl TO "PO ,n..,..o . Df'iTINATU)lt ·P'OlfTUHD OE•:>TI NA.'T !C. N • l"'OfrTL •N O , , 9 06DKN ---- ________._ ___ __._ _~-- ' . ', 0 ~ L. N0.19 · 060f.N i0 5AL,- LAKE 0 S L. tiO 19 ·OGO fN lt) :,,'LT L.AKE PINAL DSSTINATION __..:... Of:IOCN..:..;:_ Y-N l'lWIC~:.c.:..._o ___ ----- .c:~:...:L:_l::._ LA.:...KE:..______ LOS Ah6ELt:i No. 20-EA5TBouNo C.M.8:STP. C.M.&.ST.P C. 8c N.W. C.M&ST. P CM. &.ST.P C.M.&ST. P. SLEEPER SLEEPER SLEEPER SLEEPER TOURIST TOURIST TOUl'UST BAG6AGI!:. POSTAL 060&N r GRE~Rl~R __ - CHEYENNE __ ,1, 'I, NO 1t O-CilEYEMNtT0 O!>M.R l"1 loC·ChEYENNETO DOl'ltR 1)[5TIIOOOI • OEHvt:R i..i iot·Of.N'ltRTO ~ ~cm' ,. , ,., !)[5Tl~ TIOM·•~Cm' COUNCIL l!ILUfF$ ' ' ' PINAL Dt.SllNl>.TION CHIC'-'l,(:IJ=----'C"'-H""ICAGO'-='----'h<"'IN-"'M""IW'Ol..1-'-=''-"~'--- _____,oCWe,e,:NCl:e,l,__,Wl""'-Fl''-'~'---- ____,e C~"'.K,H;IJ""""------"°'""ICA00""""-----"~'-"1-"C>,GO"""------___________ UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM OREGON-WASHINGTON EXPRESS G"EEN RIVER, WYOMING -PORTLAND. OREGON CONSIST OF TRAINS 0.5.L.ft 0.-w. No.19-WEsTeouNo C.M.&ST P. COACH COACH TOURIST DINER NO.OP CDIJMCIL m P'ROM CHlC"60 r1'QM CHICAOO FIIOM FROM kOJ9·COJtCIL !.LUPP!; H0.19~COUl'iCILBlUFF~ N(l.!!-COONCIL lllUrn> CARI OMEN ftlV!R ___ _ 6wtf.N RIVCR 6R EEN RIVER TO GR!.lN RN't.K 1'0 MfIN Rl\l[R TO 6Rt!."4 RIVCR ,, 1 r MONT~U!R _____ _ _ .._ _ r - - • ,ROM:.111..TLAA?: 'JltOM SAL.1' I.AK!. POCATELLO _____ _ 0.~.L.Mc.'!ll · ~LT L-"lt lOl'OC-'T[W O.~ L N0-~1 -,,,_Ll u.K[lO POCAltl..Ul 7 1 P1IQM !101:.1. IO NAMPA ________ 0 ~ L NQ '70 · !!01~11l 0.~.L.NoM-........+ 'l<) 1101~ Dt~TIN~'1'101H!0l~E 10 HUNTIN8TON _____ I--- -- - - - ~ --- 10 LAGRAND£ ___ - ~ --·- ,, 10 PENDLETON ___ _ _ ~ - - - o·w.1o.e--& P&HD1..1.T0H10 o,~llllll'!ION·-H •r 1 ,, , ,, ,i, , i, 9 PORTL~D ______ - -- --- o.- w.110 . ...c· ,.L ' ' ,..AL DESTINATION _____ --~~=~0 -~W~'"~L.~~ -~l"OlfTl.==""=D-~f'Olm/lN= D PORTLAND PORT~=M~O -~PO=RT~ L=AN= D --~1'0111'1).==N=D __ O.-w. & 0. S.L. No. 6 - EASTBOUND D.H. D.H. ~LEEPER DINER COACH COACH POtlTAL PO&TAL FROM 'ROM flORTLAND POl'T~ND PO!tT~D 1 1 1 1 - IO DALL!$ FROM ~ANt II UMATILLA O.W. No.11 -~l"OIWlf 10 UMATILL~ - LAGftAN D£ 1i BAK~ , ' II II HUNTINGTON . - '81015C II NAMPA 0. ~-L-No.7t·IIOl5'T0 NAM"' " O.'!>L.No,71 ·HAII"" '1080& DtST\MA,.ION ~BCl5''- 10 POCAT! LLO • 0.!o.1..No.1td'OC/IULI.O TO S/11.l ELLOTO\Al.l -, ·~ I W.e 0.~., .Ho,~t·~ Q.~.L.Ho'5t·l'OCll'TW.0 TO !,ALT LME DHTINATION ~TL.Mt Dnll~TION·SALT~Ke , DE~TIH~TIOH· ~TLAAf. i, 6 MRN RIVER ~ MO.~·GIIUH' IIIVER N0.4·GftUN" lllvtft N0.6·'1tt!M 1'1'/UTII CIUIC.IL1".Urn TO COUNCIL IIUJfl'~ 1'l COUNCIL 111.um l'INALDE.5TINATION ________________ GlllCH R1ve11 GllteH RIVf""ll'--_____,,,New Y1)11K CHICf,iQ.___ _____=COUN= CIL IILUFJ~ CWHOLIIUJl'1'5 ----- efl'?:CllVe JAN. 1918 UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM EASTERN EXPRESS PORTLAND, OREGON -GREEN R\VER ,WYOMING CONSIST OF TRAIN 0.-W. ec 0. 5. L.- No. 4-EAsTeouNo .M .&ST.P. D.H. DINER CHAIR COACH BAGGAGE POSTAL D.H . SLEEPER POSTAL POSTAL NO.Of' PftOM FROM Fl!OM fl!OM FIIOM FftOM rROM CMS POftTLAND _______________ ___PO_ RT_LA~N_o_ -~~~"•-□---"°~l!T-l.All_o __POIITU~ ~•-o __PO_ RT_LA~N_t__ PORTLAIIO PORTLAND PORTLAND'"'°"' 1 9 DALL~~ ---- ---------- UMATILL~ -----------------+---- • a LA MII\NDE ___ ___ - ------- ------!----r----+----- --.----1-------+- ----t- HUNTINGTON _______________ ___ - +-----+- - --+-----+----+--- - --1r---- - -- " • a- ~ L.N0.6· HUl<TIHGrol<lll61WUOVU 1().6·61!1:[N IINU ltlCOJICll l!UJm, £r>11"-'1l(~ -aMCll.lllJITT, 8 MONTPEJEft _ ___ _ _ _________-+------~- - --+-----+-----+----~,-----<~ 7 N0.4 ·Gl!WIR1VUlllOJJHCILl!LUf'f~ N0.4 · 1:ftEN RIVE~TOCll.llOl llLUffS '" flNAL DESTINATION _ ________ -----'c=HIC=/o.&J=------ -~°'~ ~~~-~coo_ NC~ GmH RIVER C:>RtEH RIVER e=Rt=EN~R~t•=ER~ _ ___ cou~ HC=IL~~~~--- ______ _ f.l"RCTIVf.
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