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Show LEGAL. L . GUOPHH. ATTORNEY AND COUNbLLOU, omcc Exchange and Re ad luy 1 Koouis, up-mals. I j r.'A 8 i IT Lill riTT. ' ii ifeuu"tead, Iii. tiriipatnok j HEMPSTEAD & KIRKPATRICK, Altoraeys-at-L.R w, i Msm Street, oppnte Wells. Fargo k Co., 6 ALT LAISC.TY, C. Ii. Uempitead. P. S. A tt'y frr Utah, r Z. SNOW. E. D. HOUR. SNOW & HOOK, Lttornaya and Connselor at Law 61 1 Lake Ciiy, Cian. Offl : t snow's uirosr, l.l Lst Stmt. Jui 5.1' McCuriy. C. H.Monan McCt KDY &, MORGAN, J ttorneys-a t-Laxo, . OricjE Four doors oast of II e it ald Office, ,jy SALT LAKK CTTY. I- ITCH & MANN, Attorneys-at-t-aw, OtBce. First South St.. Fourth Joor oast of Hooper. Eldredie k Co 'a Bunk. Salt Lase City. a'Jj E arner karll, F- M, Smith. KAULL & SMITH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, SALT LA. UK C:TT, I Kj-1 Touiple Street, one floor south 61 nji Ocdlje's Store. ' NOTARIES PUBL1G. J A. S. GOULD k SOX, j COUVEYAN GERS,; &ir Mi nine Deed, Agreements and Bonds for Deeda, Mort-aM. Powers of A Harney v Lea-ios. Contracts apd other instruments ol writing drawn with accuracy and dispatch. Mining Companies Incorporate Incorpora-te tl under the Laiva of Utah, "A. S. GOULD, and COMMldSIONEH OF DEEDS for New 1'oik, Massachusetts, Pcou.-ylva-' nia.Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, I Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, ! Calitbroia, and other States and Territories. Ter-ritories. East Temple St., near Wells, Fargo & Co., Salt Lake City. I n-.n ! BANKERS. fraiiiAUAioF vtah! Successors to II unity, Dahler - Co.) ( Warren ncaBET. C. L. Dableb. President. Ice Frost. Astiiost Qodek, Cashier. ssult Luke City, Utah ; Also connecting offices at Ocdcn andCorinne, I Ltiih, and Virginiaand Uelooa, Montana. J D ealors in Gold Dust, Co'ui and Currency, Draw Exchange on Now York, Chicago, jt- Louis. Omaha, Denver, Sao r ran disco, ,ind all parti of Europe Collections Promptly Attended To. n.ll WELLS, FARGO & GO,, Express Forwarders, Bankers, and DEALERS IN EXCHANGE. Drajlt on Europe, ami all the principal prin-cipal at!a of the United States. EUROPEAN COLLECTIONS Promptly attended to. ! East Temple St., Salt Lake City. T1IE0. F. TRACT, Agent. Tbos. R. Jones. A. W. While BANKING IiOIISK A. W. WHITE tfc CO., EAST TEMPLE STREET. Bnlt Lake City. W. U. Hoooper, II. 8. Eldredte, L. 8. Hills , Hooper, Eldredse & Co., BANKERS. Kabx Temple St., Salt Lake Citt, Dealors In Uold Dust, Coin, Exehange, Laud Warrants, Etc Collection! mads and promptly remitted. COUBKSPONDKNTS I Riircs A Co., New York ; Bank of California, Pan rruiiCLnco; Fint Natioual Untik, Cliicnijo ; Kx-etiiniKo Kx-etiiniKo Ilattfc, e't. Louii ; Flnt Naiional Bank, Oninlm ; J- 8. Murenn Co., lAindoa. Jnfc MEDICAL, l'ilYdLCIANS AND SUKGEONS, ! OOloe nt Uodlic's Drug Store, i in S ilt L:tke City. J. D. THOMPSON, M. D., Lata of Carson City, Nevada, Offers his profw-ionnl services to tho people j of dull Luke City, Kesnlrnco at Capt. Tyler's, Ty-ler's, hnlf block umitb of Wnlkor Bros, storo, K:it Tenipioitrcet. jn!8 "o. C. ORMSBY, M. D. PU1C1AN, KUKOKOH AMD DKUU01ST, ! nKIOIlAM CITY. UTAH. DR. A. FOWLEK, rUYSlCLN AND SL'KGEON, Olfloo OTor tho Co-operative Drag Store, i u'. Main Street. P. L. City .1. M. K F. W. BENEDICT, SUHGtONS AND PHYSICIANS, 09'ijo at Residence. Ninth Ward, throe lilooka east aud twj outh ot Ihonlru. l Rojnell 1'ibbit. M.U. r'.n.SiKimonj. M.D uits. tiuuits Js, ii.n.no.Ns, 1 Vi ii'cm n. i Jini Surgeons. tiflice Crnir of Main and Second South Strue;. oTr Buttorfiold's Store. V. F. ANDfcRSON, M.O. H. J, HICHAROS, M,D, Surgeons and Physicians, Utht'es. f'r the present, at their respeetire rocidcooes in tho Uth and 1 ah Wardi'. DR. GROVES, OrlWe '4iul Sou 111 St., (Mlt Lake City. l'iirvd.ir U-i of Revere U-Jueo, hail. a L'iuok Ivust ol tho Clophunt titore. hi v n-K M'ii i-j rw t.w. ti S P.m. nil BATHSBATHS! Warm Spring Kuliis ! private and Plunge. Tln-.itnil.l lu;!n are .111 to Hie puMI,- 6t all ' t-. u. Ti;ir m.ir,nal prortiwi arv bo wial I (.& n that it is nexllMi to oumru ttm. BoaiJes tlie Prirate Raths, the tare and handsome, i It rcruiohed Plunge Bat lis f..r U!m (UnUtssn are bow ops a. lit AHN'OLD. slT HOTELS. ITOWNSEND HOUSE, I SALT LAKE CITT. jlHE LEADIXG HOTEL I OF UTAH. JAMES TOWNSEHD, PROPRIETOR. This Heuss ii oectrally and pleas and located, lo-cated, well furnished, and ku aooommoda-Lioni aooommoda-Lioni for ISO guesta. THE PROPRIETOR U now preparinf to boild large additions to his Hotel, whieh, when finished, will render it the Most Complete Establishment in the EOCK? JIOCXT.UN REGION ! mil OQUIRRH HOUSE, Corner Main and Loeast streets, TOOELE CITY, UTAH. Guod Accommodation for Families. aL6 E. S. FOOT E, Proprietor. ICE! Jordan Ice! ICE1 ICE I ICE I ICE I ICE t TRANSPARENT ICE At tho National Hotel, eight doon aast of 1 PoitOfii'-e. Moala, Fifty Cents, my9 GERMAN BAKERY COFFEE SALOON Soulb End of C03I?IE.CIAI. ST. P. Matthiessen & J. Hammernick, JU 17 PitOPRttTOR?. W. F. BELDINC, Oflice, with Rael & Batsman, Main Street, Salt Lake City, Ctali. MOORE & POTTER, CAKPENTERS AND BUILDE1IS, Commercial Street, juiO (Rear of Sail Lake Hotel.) Far West Freight ontraotinn AgenU Union Pacific R. R. I'ast Frcisht Line, To aud from Salt Lake aud all Eastern East-ern Cltlex. Having special arrangements with all tho linos from Omaha ewU freight shipped by this lino will ho transported in quicker time and at lower rates than by any other line. For rates, shippine directions and information, infor-mation, enquire of W. C ALDER, Agent, Salt Lake Jas. P. Agler, General Manager, St.Louii. my n ALL KINDS MiningTools Wright's Picks, Shovels, Iron narrows, Etc, Etc. POWDER AND FUSE, inonxr pipe, PIPE FITTINGS, Brass Goods, SCOTT, DUNIIA3I & Cfl'S, Main Street, V,t ,ldc, i j Next door to White House, j LOW FOB CASH. M?18 Utah Fire Stone! SILICIOUS QUARTZITE. MORRIS & EVANS, BUILDERS, KASTiTlCSIPLKSTItKET, I3ALI LAKH CITY. FURNACES, CUPOLAS ASD ROASTERS ERECTED ON THE S21 0R1EST NO TICE. A.HrcfS a. nbo.g. ?. 0. Wot 31 . rayl4 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. J.AV.TUCKFIEID&SOA METAL FOUNDERS, Engineers literal MacMnists TTt1it inform the public that thoy hve kkmovkd their buiiuofis to mors olieible prtiuiies on the State Road, half-a-bloel soatU of the EtgUlU Ward Sqnmre, Where anything required in their line will bo promptly attended to. juyl WM. GARDNER, lll.MAG AG EXT,' For the purcJtase and salt of MINES AND ORES, SALT LAKE CITY. Otnce lu J. B. Msader's Assay Olllce. 1L90 AGKNT roft IBB MARYSVILLE FOUNDRY, CAL, To contract for Quarli Mills and all kind) of Mac hi u fry H-i iaiDj ihsmo, aii MISCELLANEOUS. EXCELSIOR COAL CDMP'Y. HOOlt f35jOI-il5e3 WYOMING TERRITORY. Blair, Bi o. & Co., - Propr's. OFFICES and DESK ROOMS TO K,E3SrO? "REID'S." ai5 iiSliltk Whitewater 3rK-r- WACON. Sample. Birge k Co.. Proprieior?, St. Lonii. GEO. B. SPENCER, Agent, PA LT LAKE. mi i mmn &j? PraclicalWatcliiuaker Workmanslilp Uuarautted. Hal tho finest stock of Watches and Diamond Dia-mond Jewelry in the we.it. at vcr' moderate prices. Watch glai.-os lilted at i cts.; Keys, 10 to 15 cts.; hmids. 2 cu. KuQicuiber, t avl 0. AsmuMien, Main traot. L'-1 CALirORMl BREWERY Coinmereial street. Lager Beer a nd Ale, wholesale and rctai ' HEHRY WAGENER. " FOR SALE. A House, containing 6 good rooms, XTTITII Birn and Out-Buiidincs, nil in W good rypiur, Threo nundred roiii ol ground, wiih tiro huudrcd buanu .bruit Trcci, isiludtcd in a plcuant ran ot tho oily. Enquire at Hooper, Eldxcdfic Co's Uunli. ju '-i LESSONS IN DRAWING. A KNOWLEDGE of Drawing is a ureal advantage in all brauchc3 of business, doralops taste and reiineinont, and should uovcr b omitted in the cduoalion of youth. LESSONS GIVEN BY MRS. M.B, FRANCIS, For terms, olo., apply Cr btaius, SEYEH-Tllia' SEYEH-Tllia' HALL iiuiiuinc. Photo Uurdfl colored in first class" etylo. . J.S. TESTIMONIAL. San i'KAKCisco, July, ISjU We, the undartiened. tako great ploasuro in rocommeuuiug Da- A. W. UALutlL.to all thoao who uiuy need tho sorviccj 01 & Demist, aa u. thoroughly competent anu skillful operator, and ouo in whom we have implicit coutidence, both as u Dentist and a guntitman. Dk. II. Austis, Dentist, D118. KoutKTJ i i'HKELaSD. Dentists, K. Ii- AIcDosald Ji Co., Drusi.'1'is. OFFICE In Seventies' Hall Building, first East Sirpel, SALT LAKE CIX1'. A GRAND Musical Festival WILL UE GIVEN AT BROOKLYN HALL, BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA COUNTY, ON JULY FOURTH, 1871, IN AID OF A Public Library. $10,000 GOLD COIN Will ho donated in tho following manner: 87,000 gold coin to enlnbliali ft Library. Li-brary. SOOO to Alameda County Hospital. $300 to general Sclioal Fund. S500 to Brooklyn Fire Department. S3SO to eaeU of the four Cliurelici of Brooklyn. LOOK AT THE LIST OF CASH GIFTS!! The Profits go for tho Benefit of a Public LThortJift3 will be sent by Draft or Express to any part ot tho World. 2,16G G1FTS 1 1 One Chance in every 22. THE BEST A XI) MOST LIBERAL SCHEDULE YET PltESEKTED TO THE PL'BLIO. 50,000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION Will boeoldutj.OOoach. Gold Coin, which will entitle iho holder to one Adtuiss-.on, and to any Gifts that may bo awurdod. All moneys will he deposited in luo hands of the Trustees. TRUST tt$ OF THE BROOKLYN L1BRAKY ASSOCIATION i D UXCAX CAMER OA, J 0SEP1I BE CUT, IS HAM CEASE, J. F. S TEE if, JAMES LARUE, Ireas. $50,000 Gold Coin in Gifts WILL BE AWARDED TO TICKET HOLDERS A3 FOLLOWS: One Gift of Gold Coin, - $10,000 One t;iftof(iold Coin, - - 33.UUO One Gift " ' " ?'V0,V OncClft " " J'u"g .One Gift - - srSi'S : ": 5:SSJ5 8s:sis - - isj Five Gifts, of$150 ench. Gold Coin, 7Ji Thirty Gtrtu, olSH'lcach, "i,Y,.,7l Twenty Gifts, of SoOeacb. l.JJ " Fifty Kin i of f-l" ioh, a, 000 One Hundred G II ta, of 630 each, g,"' One Hundred Gllla. oj -jich, 00O Six Hundred and Fifty Gf(, ofJlOonch. 6,00 Twelve Hundred Gifts, THE GIFTS Will ou awarded in a prLCircly ;im:lar uiun-uer uiun-uer a-, at tho Concert given iu Sun t raiia in , aid of tho Mcroaunlo Library. The Dn.w-iiia Dn.w-iiia will be under the maiiatcnicut id a t,o:li-uiuifo t,o:li-uiuifo ofwell known i"u.-ible ciliivns "i Bn..klj in Al..ncd. Coui,jy. :..r a gut.rai.tee tbat iho tiili-- bo:inydr.iwa.. o refer, re-fer, by perm "ion. to the liluwin well-known well-known cilueu?: .. - , . JJnncati Cauiercii, Laoitaliu ihoiLia Wheaton. Contractor: lion. A. Howard; J.u. Larue. Lumber Dealer; U. Lcuo. iUal h-tate- J. 0. Connors. Kc.d huic; L. Ii. liufi. ieai Katc; Jam. Moff,u Real Estate; Jo. ei'h Befht. (lir-tcklyn Urewory) t-apiulut: P. A. KoinUI-rJ. BncK Mfrand Loutrac:..r; j V .mie. General Morchanduo: I.-harn Cc R" J Etlate: Cpu X. W. Badtfcr. Ur italitl-i-'rank Hottoitor, Cattld Doalcr; Lh..s. Kvaiir. Market: William Uail-.-n, M-ir-ci: J,.hn Mc i iciic. Morchiim: J. ticisciicn, aaa-ing aaa-ing toil lirowcry, UalaaJ. Good Rpotuilh Agents Wanted Ectryidua. Rcnittanijea thould bo made in check on any r-'.uMl) e bak. by cspre-p. or reio-tered reio-tered letter by Moil. Adiire; alt orders to ADAM K. Seoretaxy niBaiiie l aiuger, irooin, Aiaed CouaLi', Lai. D. CAMOMILE, GKS. A OK NT, Salt Lake City, ttah. FIRE INSURANCE, MUTUAL imilME CO. OF CALIFORNIA, No. 433 CALIFORNIA STREET II erob ants' Exchange Build inc. Fire and Marine Insurance. CAPITAL, - - S650,000. JOHN H. REDDISQTON, - President. CHAHLKS K. STORY, - - - Bcorctsry. GEO. H. HOWARD, - Vioo-Prcsident. N. 13. EDDY, - - - ilanne Secretary . H. H. BIGELGW, - General Manager. H. R. MANN, Agent for Utah Territory, Olllce, under the Reading Ilooms, ju 8 SaR Lake City PEOPLE'S INSURANCE CO MP AM CALIFORNIA, Cash Capital over $300,000, OOIiD COIN. 8. W. E. JENNENS, Ageut for Salt Lake Ciiy & Ogdeu. Offlcc with TcstililA Co , Slnln St., ju2 SaLTLAKK CITY SALT LAKE BRANCH OF THE Great Western FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y, OF CHICAGO. THEO. F, TRACY, President j C. n. B S-ETT, "I i IIKNKY W. LAWRENCE Directors CHAS. Lm DA1IL.BK, J MARSHALL, CARTER, Attorneys. a. K. l&A&X, Manager. OFFICE : Under Salt Lake Reading Room. A Branch of this SOUND and RELIABLE $5,000,000 COMPANY Having been organized in our city, we are now ready for business and earnestly earn-estly solicit public patronage, guaran-, guaran-, teeing that all fire risks will be carried at a fair rate, H. R. MANN, tZl Manager. ICti ICE! ICEI SALT LAKE ICE COMPAST, Ettaklithsd Jan. 1, 1&0, lee delivered daily in all part: if ths dry. is aa7 quae tits, at rates to soi hs times. J. R. CLAWSON, AG.N'T. DI?OT AT Olawsox'a Ic Cream Saloon, SEWING MACHINES. READ THIS! iBir T li K SINGER SEWING MACHINE In alt the beautiful varieties 11 111 IB 81 EVERYBOBY Contemplating the purchase of a Machine for family or other use. At enr newly-ntled u Salesroom, Second Door South of the Knfile Kat-porluin, Kat-porluin, between the Drug ami C lot-thing lot-thing Departments of Z. C. HI. 1., tU1 be found aFtUl Assortment qf these Admirable Sewing Machines At Vrioes.w Suit Everybody. THE SINGER .ia-: US KU PUFFING ,to commend It to the puhllc, hi the following --"k. TT Shatf t In 1K50 these now eeleltnued Machines wero first ottered to the public ami in Uie four rears succeeding LI) were sold, lo-dny lo-dny over that number aro weekly turned tut fr.m tho factory, :nd yet this uiiuicnFo supply sup-ply is not equal toihe.uumod. At the end ti the Tear 167. upward ot Uki.Ut-0 Machines were scld, and in tho then fM"WiiiK years, from V to "70, the number had boen increased to upward of 500,000 MACHINES SOLD, One thlnl of which were dUpoaed ofwllhln the nrrcrillnv twelve mouths, i'roin iho tor .-.' in it will ho seen that thir-inc thir-inc the lust throe yuarf. the sales huvo ocou upward of filiy pr ct more than during tho whole of ibo Bevontcon previous yearf. THE PEOPLES VERDICT, after si score of yenra t horough trial Is that the . t l Vr BL2 Bi L SEWiHu iiSACKIHE is adapted to all kinds of work, sewing- as rsudil.? Ibo thickest and most stubborn material ma-terial .s the !ine;t aud tU'jat delicate fabrics; with a stuck, that for erooess, porfeotion and durability is unuijuallod. Accompany ins each Machine are printed Instructions, bo plain and oasy of comprehension comprehen-sion lhat, although wo recommend oudtom-ers oudtom-ers to tako at toajt ono lesson irom the Operator, Op-erator, it ia seldom dono purchasers socinK at a glance tho simplicity ot the Machinu and completeness ol the oon Lruotion. burnt of tao ADVANTAGES OP THE SINGER MACHINES ATE Sltnpiioii-y of conptruotion therefore lets liability to get out of repair. Short, straight needle loss liable to bend, break or skin tho stitch. Theshnttlo to carried; friction, wear and the cecoseity of greasing the raoo are thus ay aided. Readiness with which tho most iaoxper-leneed iaoxper-leneed can adjust ibo ien6iuu of the thread. Freedom from wear. After twenty years constant service theso machines have never been known to wear out. They are noiseless, rapid and easy in all their movomenu. All our machines are adjusted and put in thorough runninic order. by competent tiands before delivory. Purchasers tueretiire h:c no trouble, but can successfully ojieratenith them at once, THE NEW BUTTON-HOLE M A C H I N IS S are thcrouphly practical and wil perform all Lhat weolaioi for thorn. The Improved MANUFACTURES MACHINES for heavy work, are too well known to neod oimmonL V o also koop in stock tho New Medium Noiseless MANUFACTURING MACMINE8 Our Stock of the Singor Sewing Macb'ces is very cxltnsivo, c m bracing e.ory variety of finish, from tne plain Machine, mounted on black walnut table, oiled, to the elaborately elabor-ately pearled Machine, imu cabinet caaeand folding cuvor in mot tied black walnut, rose, wood, or mahogany bijebly pnliebed. Every M achme is furn is bod with the ame oomplete furniture, including the new hero-mer hero-mer (sewing au widths) and tMl?r vid braider. brai-der. We gnsrsnlre our Machines to do Hemming, mil wldthsf Kelltnttt Hem-stltchlnKl Hem-stltchlnKl BraldlnKt IlRlc Until tug) Embroidering (no chain stitch , Gathering and Sewing on ai same time, with or without a band, on the edge or in the centerCordlngTurk-Ipgl centerCordlngTurk-Ipgl Clulltlngi Trlmmlngi Binding all widths and kinds, etc., etc, etc. WE DELIVER MACHINES Without Additional Charge TO A L Li PARTS Of THIS CIIY ' td Ail kinds of Sowing iMachiutje Lnoroughly ilopairod on Kca-sonahlc Kca-sonahlc Tonus. Two dookisouttaor the agl SLia-porlnm. SLia-porlnm. oli H. B, CLAWSON.Sopt TRAVEL. GILMER & SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES! THUOUGII Utah, South -csist cvnda & iTlon-tnna, iTlon-tnna, Leaving Salt Lake City Dally, ran-nlug ran-nlug -ouili to Tintic, American Fork, Mount Xebo. Sevier. St. Lrrpc, Utah ; aud rioehe, Nevada ; Passing through Provo, Sprinfiville, Spanish Fork, Pay-1 son. Salt t'r.H'k, ('hickeu Crvek, Hound Valley, Fi i lino re. Corn Creek, Beaver, Mincrs-viile, Mincrs-viile, and AH the principal "iphs ami mining camps in southern L'tah and south-eatt Nevada. Also leave Corlnne, t'tah, dallv, running north to Virginia City, Holena, Fort Benton, Deer Lodge, Cedar Creek mines and passing through all the principal towns and mining min-ing camps in Montana. Mon-tana. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Wells, Fargo & Co. Building. jnn4 Salt Lake City. Lea Wines. fl. P. Kimball. SALT LAKE, OPHIR Stage and Express RUNNING DA1LV FKU3K SALT LAKK CITY, via LAKE TOWN, TOOELK CITY, STOCKTON AND OPIHK TO TINTIC. The route has been re-stoflfied with splendid splen-did Concori Co:icbe-. fine Stccc, caie ul m o nit- ntivo Drivers and every Ht'rnnon paid to tho com tor. aunveoientie ol assen- Good accommodations on the road. TJJIIOUGII BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Oflice at "Wells, Fargo A Co.'s, Salt Lake City. WINES & KIMBALL, all Proprietors. UTAH CENTRAL IMILUOAII. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. On and after Thursday, Dec. 1, IB70, iuily TralikH Lesvs Salt Lake City at ft a-. and 2:46 p.tc. Arrive at Ogdsn 7 a. m, and iM p. m. Leave Ugdcn at S a. m. and 5;JU p. m. Arrive at Salt Lake City 10 a,m. and 7:30 p.m Faro from Salt Lake City to Wood's Cross-.... I .TO Oratreville.. 1 .W farmiugton SI. Kaysville I.'-1. Ogden - '2-bU Far from Ogden to Kaysville $1.30 FrinlDgtoi 1.6 Cfuirovills . .u6 ".ood'sCroee 2 & Salt Lake City In addition to tho aboi AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Will ran DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Leaving Ogden at 6 a. m. and Bait Lake City at 4:40 p.m., On wbi"U full fare will entitle the purchaser of a I'cVeL to return on ihu same day and train free. Passengers v 111 please I'urtlian their Tickets attheOfllces. Fifty Cents additional will bo chartrrd whoi-tho whoi-tho faro is oolleotsd on the train, For all Information onoerniiiK freittht oi par-iuge, apply to D. O. CALL Kit, Ticket and Freight At' Salt Lake City. JOHN SHA.EP, ro n I LIVERPOOL & qi!;:enstuw IN MAN L INEj Of Royal !I m 1 1 Xrinirrt, Sailing from N(i York Every Saturday j AN-D j AIIeMi;ttc Tii'Jiaj . rhln Passage, f. Lipo-i- ifld) t7.OI1 Steerage (cur.) sU.UU Passage from Liverpool to New York Steerage, - (CaTucy) 34.UU Konnd Trip Tiokets issued at very low rate JOHJV O.DALK, 4Bnl, 16 Broadway, lw lork. Or WILLIAM OALDtfR, Agent, 2T Bait La-e City. Utah. WOOLEN FACTORIES. WOOL ! Wool! Wool! ioo.ooo roTJisriDs Of this ea?ons clip, WANTED nt llie WASATCH WOOLEN MILLS. A. O. SMOOT&Co. M ETl'RX thr k for th liberal rat--.- IV tf e tiartre-ri'cdih pwi f. ur ye. if, hope, by cnrr;ul Httmnon to bn . (-. in imUcturii." orly u.-h g .ti ir ar wi I m-tLend m-tLend i o T -tlv,-s, i puip ihatcanin-t 1 to satKly all. io iner t a conunanoe ui" ih public PAiroUue. Mftvi-giccrcsixsl Vt xtTMitV'K OF 41 R LOO .MS, our m.inuu.-iunn; isc.li'.ie are ereater th.in ever rPi..rs. S j-e pre far rj tu meet any deuiantl lor FUNNELS, LINSEYS, TWEEDS, DOESKINS, DOE-SKINS, MELTONS, ETC. All orwhich we warrant as second to n..nc in the ilarktU. m mm mm m Afford the bf t market in I'ish for Wo. 1. for wnioh the hijh.'M price mil bo rid. i n.q AlklU, bait a mile cast of o. the I'ouaeHiarj. ' A. 0. "wnnr, ") fiSiXS? A. O.SmoQt & Ca tny24 200,000 POUNDS of WOOL "W-A-HSTTED AT Till DESERET MILLS. T'U05E having WOOL lo Slil.I, will pV call on J. W. CUMMIN um, ,u -he Mill, or .it his resi icn-c. Uih Ward. ut Lak City, before di - po-ini: ofit.ahp wiohps to Purchase all the Wool lu l ho 'I n-, rliory. m- 9 LU.YBER YARDS, Barron &. Co.'s LUMBER YARD Offlc - Mnlil Strtrt. jmt mu:h Of W hltr lloiiaf. Lniubrr Var.l I ..r i.r r l Firs) outh ...iThlid 'iSir,Mi.Ililli.i . mat coiner of the Ltiook south ol Li. C. Llciit. Hivernnfllant'yon Sand nil drfrrpt'nnof Utah. Truckee and Ualitirnia Kcdttood LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH AND PICKETS. ' ALBOA fl'L), AFSOHTMSNT lit DOORS, SASH, fiJADS AXl' MOULDLXVS. i- Rprclnl Oriltr. Dnni tnmli-i Ut Hlrrs uud Uil'lders fllled on ki.ut 1 not tee, Vh P iff are invited to call; ami a fi portiun Ol alIoll;itu rCM'cotl u 1 1 y S'dlCllvd. a22 IlAltltON A. n. LUMBERYARD I hare opened a new Lumber Yard in the U. V. UEI'Of it LOCK. Norlh ide the Pat-sintT Lei ot. Inside tb euclvsure for iho intatiitl, ALLKIXDSof LUMI1EH TH03, R. JONES, tm3 HAftUWAHE. cTli B ASSET T, NEW HARDWARE STOBI", I Allklndiof HEAVY UARDWAR!, Iron and Nice I, Stoves aid Tin War-. ULACKtlMJTH TUOLs, Agricultural Implrmenta And mining T t At Lowest Hates. OPrOSITK P ALT LAKK IKM'-s. ALL SIZES Iron, Cast Steel, Toe Steel, SpringCteel. BELLOWS, ANVILS, Vices and other Blacksmith Tools, AXLES, KI'HINCS, CarrlRfc anil M.rliln. Dnll., BUILDERS' HARDWARE, ! Carpenter's Tools, Sc., StOTf, DQIM3I & 10'S n.ln Htrr. I, W..I till., j Next door to White House. il.OW FOIE CASH. mil |