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Show -' W T s pwpV W 41 b& ? f L. I 3 - ' t , ' . CORI.WE i Wednesday, DAILY Soptoiubr OFFICIAL Judge T. J. Black received his comMAIL. mission last nighrand. will take charge 43, 1S74. of our potofflee the first of October. This creates a vacancy in our justice- DIRECTORY. ship. UN IT II I) S T A T ES 0 F F IC B It S FOIt UTAH: Governor George L. WooD, Orwn. Secretary--- ! lejrgo A. Blajk, Utah. Chtef J ustice J. B. New York. A donate J 'Hti-- ? J. S. foreman, of and P. II. Kn-r-rMichigan. Mar-h- a Mh'caoI!. Michigan. GeorgeJl. U'. S. Attorney William Core,'. 5 KPn'iall, Ir.d. Receiver of Public Moneys J. B. Overton. Kei-t'- r Land Office Willitt Pottenger. U. . Alet'or J. P- - Taprart. Illinois. U. S. Collector O. J. Hollm?r, California. Mr-Kea- Peon-iflvani- a, m. irvvor-Gftneral--Natb- BOX ELDER COUNTY OFFICERS: ProLate Judje Satn jel Smith. Sheriff John Hurt. Attorney J. C Wright. and (oik tor J. Count Olor J. C. Wright. Suool S j'7 ineudrtP.t -- Mr. JoeLou. Pro-ioiutinAs-'eso- r County Re gordcrJ. 0. Wrizht.- - COltlNN'E CITY OFFICERS: Mayor II. K. Hurlbut. Co mailmen S. L. libhal. L K iel, E. C. Porg non, J. V. Ultimo, J. T. Parinon, J. Maldi. Hiram Uoje, 31. I). Ochiltree, I,om Ge uers'V.andT. Ifenrv Liowoi. Recorder Field. Treasurer Oe.ir:? M. Allen. Juitiee of the poa.-- E. C. Jacobs. -Marshal D.D. V i 11 i a :n J I vn d in an. A ttor n S hoot Irtiocs S. L. Tibcals, H. House a id A- - Hardonbrmo'c. . CORiNNE ANO VICINITYJ species, of Urge size, Imbedded, in conglomerate reck f the tertiary class and found several feet beneath tho surface. to-da- y. Coriuno y, Ilirarn House's mill crulius tons of salt from the Lake daily. The shell man in the post office reaped plenty of coin last niajh t. Wild plornA in grow as hip as peaches, and Corinnethians feast oITthem. Three carloads of freight for .Montana and Idaho were switched off at the depot Course. last night. Five or six freighters from Springville, Wild geee in flocks of fifties and hun about sixty miles south of Salt Lake, dreds flounder over Corinne daily, from arrived in Corinne last night. They are their haunts on the Bear. already loading for Montana, and will If the freighters The overland passenger trains are roll out crowded ever day. Last night there in Utah but knew of half the chance on whs an extra coaih on the western the northern road, Corinne would soon be full of them. Lound. Go to A. Kuhn & Bros, for clothing The mammoth scows of Tra-- k & Sons, for thick, tall, little, thin, short and big from Bannock, are taking aboard their cargo, and will start on the return trip men; also for hoys and children. After reading the retraction in yesterOne hundred and fifty tons of freight days paper, General Luvin drew his are stored in this city awaiting the arri- military nose across his coat sleeve and val of Chas. Leman ic Co.s outfit from remarked to a bystander: Humph! it6 d d strange; some folks never can Montana. an apology without making a Mr. Moore, agent for the Beaver Falls of it! That apology is bulls Cutlery Works, went nbrth this morning d J sight worse than the libel! on tne U. N. II. R. He will return to a The biggest stock. Corinne The best goods. The Beardsley House, Ogden, Utah, The lowest prices. formerly J unction House, is the place At A. Kuhn & Bros. to get a good meal, and it only cots 3011 W. L. Wheelock ha-- about completed four bits. This morning Dr. Bradford succeeded the repairs of the building on the Old and we think from the imin relieving a Kelton m.in of a pretty Corner, little It meaiured in length provements he has made that it should hereufter he denominated the New just ten feet. Ugh ! intends opening a boardCorner. lie Jeff Hatcher, formerly Justice 'of the houe and saloon, and will be ready Ieace, paid 'Corinne a flying visit this ing to accommodate customers this evening. morning. lie returns to Franklin to- Give him a call. morrow. Arrivals at the Central: F. Drake, Dr. Graham is a success with babie. B. F. Harooy, W. S. Wil'is, We see him rushing past our office at Balt Lake; N. P. Langford, Mrs. F. E. W. Patall hours; but then the wonder is the ton, Mrs. J. Harooy, Montana; A. upper end dont produce more boys. Campbell, Washington, D. C. ; H. M. We made a slight mistake yesterday KBs worth, Kelton; George A. Lowe; J. only 150,000 out of the, way, thats W. Easterhing, Deer Lodge; D. Yodall. The number of emigrants west ers, Indianapolis; E. E. Hardin, U, S. since April 1st were over 16,000, inA.; P. Plank and wife, Iowa Point; C. stead ot 165,000. E. Morey, Chicago; Brown & Leggett, And still they come; more emigrants Ogden; P. D. Heckles, Syracuse. to Utah; more fools to toil and. sweat Fire Iu without reward, for the aggrandizeB3t private dispatch we learn that the ment of the most corrupt priesthood establishment of Wm. McMurphy & ever tolerated in a civilized nation. Co , of Helena, Montana, was totally L. El wood, of Topeka, Ks., Frank fire last night. The loss Williams and J. W. Gildersleeve of Salt destroyed by could not be ascertained, but ns the firm Lake, II. Franklin, San Francisco, and was one of the heaviest in Montana dealLewis Misslen, are among the arrivals ing in fancy goods, notions, tobacco,' at the Metropolitan. etc., it must figure well up in the. thouThe ladiea committee in charge of sands. It was doubtless partially covsupper for Friday nights ball are work- ered b insurance. ing like beavers, and the indications are that they will make a grand sucAt Auer & Murphys, Occidental cess. saloon, Salt Lake City, can always bo The boys have commenced filing their found the best of liquors and the finest beds and whitewashing their teeth for brands cf cigars. Queen Charlottes, tho grand ball on Frida3 evening. sherry cobblers, soda cocktails, mint juEverybody and his lad- friend will be leps, and all favorite summer drinks mixd in unrivalled style at the Occipresent to paC.ieipate. dental. Call and see for yourselvesT A gorgeous sign now marks the entrance to the Mail office, so large and Prisoner Ke moved. t was he if read a man could it that plain and Sheriff Burt was in town Ad him. devil the with after running took Osborne, the prisoner bound over vertwers and subscribers cantt go astray to the District Court last Saturday by when looking for the office now. Judge Jacobs, to Brigham City. John Marshal Ryan, hearing firing last night, Hardon, Jesse Lee and J. S. Luff gave hurried to ascertain the cause. He was bonds in 100 to appear as witnesses when the case comes up for trial, and satisfied, however, before reaching the spot, that an attempt was made to kill a the prisoner will doubtless find that over the head only striking the s skunk, but through some mistake a cow a with pistol costs more than he barwae killed. Mr. skunk escaped. for. Mr. Ad. Kuhn, of the firm f A. gained Kuhn & Bros., is now in New Y'ork, Notice. Orders for Lumber, S.isb, fall their stack of 31r. purchasing goods. Doors and Blinds filled promptly by KuhiTis known as one of the best buyFekkis & Holt. ers and a man of excellent taste. The 11. Corinne, Sept. ladies will be in ccstacies when the new A Hitman Skull in Solitl Rock. goods arrive, some of which will be here A very strange discovery, interesting this weeltj geologists, is reported by tho Osage tho Mail attaches arc Mission (Kansas) Journal. A human The thanks of a liberal supply j?f skull was reeently found near that place for due DrO. Cass imbedded in n solid rock, which was sparkling champagne and a number of broken open by biasting. Dr. Weirley the very finest schmoke pipes, sent in of Osage Mission compared it with & honor of a new arrivala bouncing modern skull which he ha'd in his office, little girl iiv tho Doctors family this and found that, though it resembled the latter in general shape, it was an inch morning. Our hearty congratulations and a quarter larger in greatest diameter, mingle with those of uumiww ether and much -- better developed in some ether particulars. He says of the. relic: xknds. Pre-byto- Bri-qhar- to-da- y ri w. : tape-won- Pa-TSOURE- sissofi, uflLLncE 0i Parts of the frontal, parietal and occipital bones were carried away by explosion. The piece. of rock,' holding the. remains weighs some forty or fifty' pounds, with many impressions of marine shells, and C. Y. HIGGIYS, SI,' D., thruugh it runs a vein of quartz, or, within the cranium, crystalized organic matter, and by the aid of & microscope Neithpresents a beautiful appearance. er L3cll nor Hugh Miller, it is stated, Microscopic and Analytical Physioian, nor any or tho rest of the subterrean explorers, reports anything so remarkable as this discovery at Osage Mission. OF BOSTON. MASS. The Neander man comes the nearest to it, but the Neanderthal bones were found in loam only two or three feet below the Would inform his friends and the public surface, whereas this Kansas skull was that he has located in in solid rock. and Shoe Maker. Utah. KN.AC KU S Ilaiie a i -- A large quantity of grain arrived by Corinne has the U. N. U. R. now Become the best grain market in Utah. Those having grain for sale can always receive the highest market prices. Boh. II amiltoo, of tho Salt Lake office, arrived lint night to join in the hunt with the telegraph party now located at Connor Springs. He met many friends. We are always pleased to see Bob, even if he does slaughter our chickens and ducks. L. M.Fain ter, formerly an operator NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. in our burg, now located in ilalt Lake; was the recipient of an eleven pounder, CHS. 1IEXGSTELLER, presented to him by his wife at 6 a. rn . yesterday. Tho telegraphers in Salt Lake and Corinne have a good time, and say Go it, Jeffy. John Ilardon, whom one Osborne Boot struck over the head with a pistol last Saturday and who has languished under CUR. FOURTH AND MONTANA !?T.. the wir.g of Marshal Ryan ever since in default of tlbo to appear as a witne-- s and against Lirn, raised the coin was liberated. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Wilson, the job wagon man, is out dona neatly and with disof luck. In turning the corner near the sept23-t- f patch. one of the tn Church HJ axles of his wagon gave way. It was loaded with lumber, and like a good Christian Wilson viewed the wteck with Vr and smiled of supreme suavity only to-da- ' It is that of the cranium of the human 8plt Lako City. 4 mil esiem. WHOLESALE GROCERS. MEDICAL. co. fa CQRirJHE WHOLESALE DAILY AW notail Poaloro In THE GR0 CERIES BEST ADVERTISING MEWia Dr. H. makes a specialty of -- FITS, CANCERS, DEAFNESS, AND 7 THE TERRITORY. IN SORE EYES TAPE WORMS, GENERAL And all kinds of worms. All caes warI)r. II, makes a specialty of Chronic and by a microscopical examination of the blood and urine ho will tell yo.i at once the nature of vour diserse, and then, it he will doal out to you the proper you wi-scientific remedies. By the aid of tho micro-sedn- e, be can detect calcutt, cancerous matter, carbonate of lime, and all extranooussub-stance- s mixed with the urine or blood. I1ERCHAXDISE, ranted. di-eas- es, h, Office - First Door Inorth Walker House- Office For Wood, Hard and Soft Coal, to 9 p. in. 7 comnrjE. u. t. THE NORTHERN 12 a. m., and from Consultation free. IN COUNTIES AND ALONO tHEJ C. of Hour. From 9 to to o and HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION P- - R. U- - 2 With the latest improvements. Etc. Ventilators, Kegister, Estimates for prom: tly furni-he- and ventilating &end for circulars. heating d. BLISS & WALLS, Lake 82 street, Chicago, Illinois. GUAM) OPEYIYG BALL AN- D- 5icnic Slipper, To be held at CORINNE MILLS, - A sense of IIo.vor to whom Hovor is Du. dutv impels me to say that Dr. C. W. Iligains medicines havo done for me what no other .physicians have boon able to do. I have suffered for eighteen terrible years with the wrrt fnrin of epileptic fit and have been treated by the inot eminent plivsieian of Europe, but without relief. I have al-- o had the advice of somo of the local physicians in this city, but until eight week ayo, when Dr. C. W. Hic-gi- n tried his new and wonderful method of treatinert, I had given up in despair, having-beesubject to these fit every six or nine davs for eighteen years, and since Dr. II. took my cae in hand I have not had a symptom of them, and I wih to make known far and near to every ono afflicted with this awful malady, the physician that cures. JoiIX WoRTniNGTOX, First South street, 11th ward, Salt Lake City. INCLUDING SUPPER, A WoNOFRKtT. Curk. Dr. C. W. Higgins is a wide reputation for 1m skill a an gaining occuli-t- . Among his mot recent cure is that of aa infant daughter of Mr. J. Do Spain, living at Ioor Creek, Utah. Tho child i six ear old, and during the Iat threo years she has suffered greatly with her eve. Fearing total blindne, tho father, about a month ago, placed the child under tho care of Dr. Hig and his killful treatment ha rtored gin, soundnos to her sight. A little weakness is apparent, a bright light produce' pain, but all inTammation and signs of dUea'-- have been removed, and in another week or two the doctor expects to havo the childs vision restored to perfect strength. This is a verv gratyfying cure, and epoaks highly for the attention and skill of the doctor. 52.CKL Committee of Arrangements T. M. Tyree, Saui Howe, A. V. iirown and Ed. Conway. Music by Purdy and Ford's Band of Ogden. Notice of Collectors Sale e n. For delinquent taxes of Corinne School Di'trLt No. 12 for tho year IST. NOTICE is hereby given that the following in Corinne city has tins described real dav, .So; tember 21) boon levied upon, and will be sold on the Latest Telegraphic Reports. AND 8 ELL AT :V RATES E R isti. of the described premise to tho high-e- -t bidder, lor cadi, for tho taxe due and fur accruing and additional cost of advertiseA. IIARDKXDKUOK, ment and sale. On each Collector. Department. J KIESEL& CO FRED GENERAL NEWS OFJNTERE3T FORWARDI NG Dr. C. W. Higoivs : DearTPir T feel and know now that I am gaining rapidly all tho tune, and I know not how to express iny gratitude to von for relieving me of pain and misery All dpubt you a a uccc?ful doctor, with mo, disappeared with the neuralgia and catarrh in rav head. Before I called on you T had been under tho caro of several other good doctors, but I got no relief whatever, until I took your modiinos. I have suffered several did not know what years with ailed mo until you told mo. I leel thankful the cure that your medicines have given me, and willingly recommend you to all others that suffer with any chronic disease. I am Local Full THAN J..i Y OTHER HOUSE. te 12th of October, SUBSCRIBE FOR TUE MAIL. Largest Stock in Corinne, L O m Friday Evening, September 25. TICKETS, WE CARRY THE' TESTIMONIALS. -- I AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, In connection with the Mail is a lmt lr your friend forover- - .; ' MftS. M. filth . - Tl. - Keep on hand a choice stock of " Wallace, ward, Sait Lake City. FIRST GLASS JOB OFFICK Groceries, Hr-len- Dr. C. W. IDggivs : Dear Sir T have been afflicted with fits for many months past, and Jjnvo suffered everything but death. 'After trying many reinediep that the do tots ordered me ahd tho various remedies that filled the papers seemed to do mo no good. Then I gave up in despair, until I aw your advertisement in the Sait Lake Tribune. 1 was so impressed with vour new and simplo of diseases that I determined to call andtheory see you at once. Thank God I did; words cannot express m gratitude and joy, and I wih to make it For executing all kinds of Cigars lullery, this awful inaladv to do all in uiv power to make known to manhood a true physician as one that cures. J. G. Wiggins. Ogden, Utah, July 19, 1874. Plain and Fancy Job Printing. t Pipes, nAND-BILL- 1 y I.. t i v J i .4 .v y - S, , Dn. Hiogtxs: Dear Sir I took your medicines aocording to your directions, and I feel that they havo done for mo what medicines novor dohe for mo before. I feel really-- well, bettor than I have before for manv years. I shall ever feel grateful to you for these blessings, and take pleasure in recommending vour treatment to the afflicted ones of Utah. Your medicines had the desired effect at once, having removed all the moth patches frem my face, rnd the yellow and fallow complexion has gone n it were by magic. I feol none of those bad headaches or any pain whatever. Having only used your medicines three weeks, I am grateful, hoping others may receive as much benefit as I have. 1 romai n your friend, - to-da- Tobaccos, Liquorg, POSTERS, . , ETC., ETC., e , DODGERS, . . . PROGRAMMES, I ENVELOPES ETC. . AT a , and Wholooalo Rotail. LETTER HEADS, BILL HEAIS, STATEMENTS, Mrs. S. J. Russell, 14th ward, Salt Lake City, July 14, 1874. BLANKS, LABELS Dr. C. W. Higgixs : Dear Sir T have used a portion of the medicines vou prepared for me and am much gratified in informing vou that I am well. I have faith in your remedies and can, with pleasure recommend them to all who are suffering from tho want of proper medical treatment. Your liniment eurod me of neuralgia at once, and my other complaints I hope. have .all left me now, nover to return, If they do, I shall call on you at onco. I consider your remedies truly wonderful. I am, Mrk. B. S. Rhisthom, with redact, lOln ward. Salt Lake City, Aug. 14, 1874 RANGE 2 WEST. IMPORTERS OF FRUIT; BUSINESS CARDS. VISITING CARDS, BALL TICKET, BILLS OF LADING, (Foreign andJDoatestia.) iff CERTIFICATES, recei- - t r ch) , i " do do do do s Dr. W. Higgins: Doar Sir Permit me to add my teetimoiur to 'your professional skill. Your medicines have cured me of a very bad case of gravel. 1 suffered intensely for a long time, and could get no relief until I took yo er medicines, which gave me reliof at once, and a cure in a few days. I remain your d do do do do T . d9JA h. A. t : - - i . Js - Rate of taxation r f Hi ; ; r DCOTnS 07STERS M .r ' , ,' . F w Orders Promptly Attended f Mrs. S. Hydk. foU x , 1 For Oorjana and the Tarti'ory of Montana. - ceut. v il Sole Agenta for C. friend forever, Co do do do do 'J9 . Unknown. three-quarte- rs of one per j I Suffering Friend: If you are afflicted with any chronic disease, throw aside for once any preconceived erroneous notions in regard to an advertising physicifo. h givps ample evidence of his skill and integrity. I would Fa I have used Dr. C.,W. Higgins medicines only two weeks and they haw eured me. J McGurnr. 12th ward. r Address rnn and sell htndaaf Caaatry rv dacw bought fort'ash. ool i f CRtL PRiniina co., Crinne, i til . Y- - 4$ k |