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Show . a 5,. ' , A' ' 'T'? 7'' Vfr 9 'wyT ? ' ,? tr,! V 4 -- a' 4r. - :i V VWUsW '.. Vrta JlJr , ,rt.,.'Alii. ,.C' X y ' ., ' ' F y.. ' - re - ( VOLT. CORINNE, UTAH, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE GEORGE L. HOLT, CORINNE DAILY JOURNAL. HEALER Every Monilug, (except BOOKS, Monday,) Pnhliitlied STATIONERY, WALL PAPE11, T h'ENYOX MEllRICK, lubliHhrH find. I ropw. As Pocket Yr, Mi Mouth, ?10 oOjThrcc Month, 5 tmjOne Muntli, - -- IT LI, fresh 0. rXITKI) STATUS OFKKTRS FOR UTAH ; Cortrnor Geor L. VoIh, Oregon. Snrctary Goorire A. Hl.u k, Utah. Chi'f Justice J. it. McKean, New York. Jtminle Jmticrs O. F. Strickland, Mich., and U. M trahul M. T. l.h. V. S. A ieeg.urr .John ('. (). ColLctor V. - I. Taggart, 111. & LADIES TEKHITOKIAL OFFICERS : Wm. II. Hoojh-J telega ft to Cimyrr .enihhalal Snow, Attorney General M'irahal,1. I). T. McA Hitter. AudiU r Win. Clayton. Trrttsurt r .lame Jack. Superintend) til of Com mini Schools Itoliert L. r.inii'hell. CRElOilTON k MUNRO, - ELLSWORTH k LOUTIIAN, opposite the Post - - . CORINNE. Glazier, Fischbachs MONTANA STREET, - . - CORINNE UNION PROVISIONS, J. W. GRAHAM, OFFICE, MT D. i Corlnne. Cor. 4th nml Montana, Mrs. H. K. PAINTER, M. D. OJIici 1 lours from D to l!2 A. AI. W FITlll. CORINNE, ' i VrI" LYVV, COKIXNK, - - AVI myildotn IOI.ES AI.E BUTCHERS. Choice Meats None lmt Good - HULL, for CORINNE, .... Modern Luxury my2-dt- f ccrixxe, UTAH. liIL.LlL,AlI3 3IAT1U1J LYL myikltf WIXSCIIKLL I. OFFERS THE CITIZENS OF THIS PLACE cuuntry, the best quality ot place reason-oiuld- e niyMtf TAGKRT, $0 Ot' $7 00 M 00 any other rate. myo.-dfi- HUSSEY, - AND CORRAL. Best Accommodation lor Freighters ... JtAMCJrJXG JIY Corixxe. WJiJGJirs AY AND NIGHT HERD. D from these Stable, to Ranch, on DAHLER & CO., to Wilson k Morton,) BANKERS. ... - CORINNE, UTAn. The Stockholders of the First National Bank of Utah GOLD Compose the Firm. DUST, COJy AND EXCHANGE Bought and Sold. STOCK TAKEN Collect ions will receive prompt mv2dtf AND Good Aecainmodat ion for Freighters and Immigrants. ' my2-dt- f DKjXTISTRY. Dr. H. llADLEY, SPORTING, MINING AND BLASTING POWDER ; rglcal and Mechanical Dentistry. - Artificial teeth inserted on Gold, Silver or Oriental Powder Co. Vul- - Warranted. STREET,' CORINNE, Three doors west of Poet Office. myl3tf Of Superior Strength and Cleanliness. AMERICAN METALLIC AMMUNITIOn COMPANY, A. W. TAY10B, Agent OFFICE SECOND DOOR WEST OF P. 0. mySdtf attention. my2-dt- WM. HAWKINS. f T. G. CANTRELL. HAWKINS & CANTRELL, MACHINE WORKS, 210 & 212 Beale Street, SAN FRANC CO. Near Howard, . MANUFACTURERS OF . S t cam E ngines, AND ALL KINDS OF Mill and Mining Machinery. N. B. Jobbing d Repairing done with Dispatch, my2tf Here he comes 1 Every neck is stretched further and every eye strained wider. Away across the endless dead level of the prairie, a black speck appears against the western sky, and it is plain that it moves. Well, I should think so In a second or two it becomes a horse and rider, rising aud falling sweeping towards us nearer and nearer growing more and more distinct, more and more sharply defined nearer and nearer, and the fluttering of the hoofs comes faintly to the ear another instant a whoop and a hurrah from our upper deck, a wave of the rider's hand, but no reply, and man and horse burst past our excited faces, and go winging away like a belated fragment in a storm. So sudden is.it all, and so like ft flash of unreal fancy, thatj but for the flake of white foam left quivering and perishing on a mail sack, after the vision had flashed by and disappeared, we might have doubted whether we had seen any actual horse and man at all, may be.-1 Feminine Revenge. ROOMS, st I UTAH TERRITORY ORDERS FROM shall be filled at lower rate than . SALE STABLE COMMODIOUS -- - - Reasonable Terms. A Bae. 4H Operations 34 & 36 Randolph St., Chicago, Cigars.niy2d3m I and Travelers. VORlNNFs - GROCERS, (Corner of Wubali Avenue.) Hardenbrook Bro.'s it-- E. C. ALLEN. TF.LI.. WHOLESALE Opposite Post Office. LI VII R U, FEED I.LEX. and. t. When a lady of has become N. Kaxidy, sunny Spain ,7. C. Thomas jealous of her sweetheart, she produces a very sharp OSCEOLA SALOON knife from the garter where she usually it, and stabs the faithless one on keeps AND the spot. The outraged Italian beauty does not inflict the stab, but she incites her bi brother, or hires a ruffian from MONTANA ST., - - CORINNE, the neighboring street comer, to waylay next door to the metropolitan hotel. the individual on his way home from" the Cafe, and smite him under the fifth rib. The German girl, under similar circum-thoiccis always stocked with the bar brand of stances, nearly cries her meek blue eyes out. lively and impulsive French- "Wines, Liquors nnd Cigars, womanIheeither scratches the perfidious direct from sn Francisco, Cnia. face shuts herself up in the garret 0les , , , with a pan of charcoal, and asphyxi- Champagne Cocktails a Speciality.. ates herself, or yet further she gives the person of whom she is jealous the Mark Ttrain. S3f GIVE US A CALL. KANADY & THOMAS, Props. very amplest reason to be jealous of her. The Yankee girl is wont to satisfy the One of our eccentric friends down my2d3m green eyed monster in a summary man- town says that the happiest moments of ner. She either cowhides the offending his life were when he and a lot ot other O. party, or produces a revolver and shoots boys went away up the brook fishing, The practice of the and would return at Wholesale and Retail Dealer In him at sight. night bare footed, lower class of English females when made boats of his shoes and lost (having APPLES, PEACHES, they are jealous differs from every one .hem) wet, weary aud hungry, with one of the processe mentioned. Alone little trout on a ORANGES and LEMONS, string. He dont appear among their sisters in civilized nations to have a correct idea of happiness. they throw vitriol, and unhappily this Wonder if he ever stole away from AND ALL OTHER seems to be growing in frequency every home to out and meet the elephant season. It should be, moreover, a source coming ingo with the animal show TROPICAL PRODUCTIONS, ; or of bitter shame to those who are so fond followed the band all day ; or UTAH of deploring the use of the knife slipped Into the circuswagon CORINNE, at night ; or rode amongst foreigners, that this atrocious a stage horse to water ; or wore a little crime should be almost exclusively con- bag around his neck with a spider in H Book and Stationery Store. fined to the women of Great Britain. to keep off the whooping cough, or watched his little sister a. dose . of th.lMe Xhe Figure Fite. An, number of castor oil, or drove a nailtake in the MAGAZINES, figures you may wish to multiply by 5 any bureau, or drowned a cat mahogHunts will give the same result if divided by 2, boldl Newspapers & Periodicals, Register. a much quicker operation j but you my2dtf ' i must remember to annex a cipher to the Nice. A fond father recently wrote i. answer when there is no remainder; It O. generally takes twenty years of trailand when there a is remainder annex a to eradicate that word nice from Kirkendalls Block, North Side of the Track. 5 to the answer. Multiply 464 by 5, and aingwomans vocabulary. The Falls cf D. J. HEYFROU, Propr. the answer will be 2,320; divide the the Psalms of David, and Niagara, same number by 2, and you have 232, Keep constantly on hand, the choicest ents of progress of the human race, wera ell there is as and no remainder add a to my eldest till the MUTTON, you PORK, nice BEEF, gel married. Now 357 take and cipher. , BACON, multiply by SAUSAGE, EOGS, 5 and the answer is 1785. On dividing BUTTER, LARD, anyr eJ is stm acd sly ; a rcridi!i 367 by 2 you have 178 and a remainder; COBBED BEEF, VEGETABLES, eye is the brown , thaeys ci bkm ctzt you then place a 5 at the end of the re--! true; hut in the Etc Etc., Etc., suit, which gives 1785. I CORINNE. Corner Front and Sixth Street, Quaker City Stables, (Opposite Metropolitan Hotel) ' WM. T. (Successor L x a a ; n jit: nit. to any desired on the most C. DAT. my2-dt- FOURTH ST., CORINNE, ILLINOIS. Liquor DAY, ALLEN & CO., C L U B SATISFACTION GUARANTEED LEWIS SILVER, Propr. f B REAVER Y - 1 SILVER .STAR HOTEL! BOARD and LODGING per week, BOARD per week, SINGLE MEALS, LODGING, Corinne, course till the time is lost. Those who hang back, hesitate and tremble who are. never on hand for a journey, a trade, WiH lH! S1'ttre to make the a etanfortahl8 sweetheart, or anything else, are poor Bar always supplied with the choices brands of Ujoths and are ill calculated to get a living in this stirring vorld. - my.Vdfijn Proprietor. . - CHICAGO, I. MONTANA STREET, - E. A. STAIIN, Proprietor. , Nos. 34 and 36 Lake Street, GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS. GENERAL DEALER IN T. 11. I). B. W. LOIRE. Gents Furnishing Goods, Good Clean Beds. my2-d3- - (opposite pefot,) R. SOUTH. CLOT ZE3I I TTG- Depot, JAMES CHAPLOW, BILLIARD HALL, Iklivered terms. 0. VV.VDSVVOKTH. AND GROCERIES and LIQUORS. FURN-- - !. O. IvUN KY, TO Front Street, day-ligh- r MONTANA IIIl.II r, BEAR RIVER HOUSE, UTAH. JOBBERS OF Dealer in on tli tur at the depot at $3.00 n pereli. This is far t any luiildiii" in.Uetial in the eomr-t- rj hr jsTni.uu-n- t improvements. niy3dtf - my2d3tn Corixxe. Kept on the Restaurant Style. f UTAH GKAXITE - FANCY GOODS. BLOCK, CORINNE, Families always on hand. Street, Close Workmen Employed. IVMINxCHEI.L IS PREPARED TO 'h any tpuumiy of A -- , AND Corner Xortli Front and Sixth Streets, MASONIC HOUSE, North Front to Plasterer, lJUlLDIG STONE. Canite - 0 tnv'2-dt- ' Montana st., Y mdow OIiihs, FINE TOILET ARTICLES, ic, n.xiii FLOUR. KIIIKENDALLS I OiIh, coEsitM, niy2-d'ii- n. All orders promptly attended to. The highest Prices paid for fat stock. niyTtf ar.d in GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES j pony-rider- PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, DRY GOODS, 1 OFFICE, Bricklayer retail dealer LIQUORS, SON, Sc and yyriiOLKSALK UTAH. Corner .'lh and Montana Street, lAXIv OF COHKXXE. W. W. m BEEF, PORK, and MUTTON sold by tlie CarcuM, Side or Quarter. PHILIP WADSWORTH & Co. Revenue. Internal CuUector. Mijt-no- -- J. HOLLISTER, O. JL ftomlll. - CORINNE, UTAH inyAdtf 1? h. WINES ANI) CIGARS AT THE UAR, Colorado St., near Steamboat ir. 31A11TIN REPORTER OFFICE, - i. and 'Terms Jteasoaable. DENNIS J. TOOHY, ATTOJINKY cimfukI.l. lYTtlilWllITlY. CITY hoh'sale and Retail dealers ill inyl4-t- f f, L. DEMERS. - BEER AND ALE. Orders from a Jiistaacc Jrom ptly Tiled SALT LAKhClTY, UTAH. ' PAINTS, my2-d3- y e, UTAH A V f OILS, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, myj-ddm- A. .MINX. IN'l-CA- WX. KLE1XS0K0E Dealers in ui FITCH & jMANN, S - Vrr - IYA ATTO I J E. M. FRT. GROCERIES LIQUORS, CIGAR S$, Etc. Etc. Etc., South side of Montana Street, near oth, Tobacco, Etc., Etc. jFourth Street, near Montana, m. k. 1 lluj. Ltxnt.kti WHOLESALE and RETAIL CORINNE. eftke Great s, IIURLBUT BROS., DRUGS, Retail dealer OFFICE AT U. U. DEPOT. iuT-dd- t. m. UTAH. my2-dt- m LEIWES, and hule.-jal- c CAKES, m GEORGE HANF, Propr. CORINNE, UTAH. mv2-d:5- HENRY C0XSISTIXU OF Kept constantly on hand. IX CORINNE, of gooila in hi line, LIQUORS AND CIGARS California Canned Fruits, Grain and Vegetables. SE CONI) JIA ND GOODS Buuglit and Sold. A. N. TOIVNE, Gcn'l Snpt. n'l Ia.'.teiiper Agent. ' CORINNE, THE CITIRENS OF THIS CITY niy2-d3- And a Good Stock of O. 13. 3J ICI l AloTNTll, T. II. (iOODM AN, G - - School Books, Cutlery, Dry Goods, etc. Second Hand Goods Bought and Sold. HAY SCALES IN FRONT OF STORE BAKERY, DIES AND BREAD, TO - AT AUCTION PRICES! FRESH iy2-13- m GROCERIES, OFFERS with neatne and Uiapateli. WORK hdone it at the iduip, corner of Front nml Fi.'dh streets, will receive piompj attention." mvTtf All tile lcst qualities of WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. DEVLER r. .T. FARWELL, MONTANA STREET, Etc. Paper-hange- r, myl9-t- f Auction Prices ! 0 House and Sign Painter, my2-d:$- m Heil and - f II. H. .SHEPHERD, Office) SALOOIT, Central Pacific Railroad. K ELTON uiy2-dt- - Ores and Bullion Bought. CORIXXE - - Salt Zstke City. Opposite Salt Lake House. CAL.. --- P Old-Ti- me The following poem, written by J. T. in a little while, all interest Goodman, Esq,, editor of the Virginia, wasHowever, taken up in stretchiug our necks and Nev., Enterprise , we deem- worthy of watching for tlie pony-ride- r the fleet who across the producing in our columus : messenger continent sped The bugle is silent, and voiceless the drum; from St Joe to Sacramento, carrying The sabre resounds not, the cannon is dumb; The squadron that rushed at their call to the ftay, letters uiuetcen hundred miles in eight Think of that for perishable With the noise of the combat lave melted away. days ! horses and human flesh and blood to dot Die warriors, where are they I have inglorious The pony rider was usually a little bit of charms Snapped the fire from their bosoms, the strength a man brim full of spirit and endurance. from their arms ? No matter whether it was winter or sum Would tlie trumjet le sounded, the drum heat in vain mer, raining, snowing, hailing, or sleetTo summon their ranks to the conflict again? ing, or whether his heat was a level Lo in answer behold, as in martial array, straight road or a crazy trail oter mounThe long line of vetertins reforming tain crags and precipices, or whether it As loy ai, as valiant, as ready, at need. led through peaceful regions, or regions As before for their country to battle and bleed! that swarmed with hostile Indians, he Y'et not all ; there are heroes not here a lio should must be always ready to leap into the come saddle aud be off like the wina I There At the blast of the bugle and roll of the drum. Why loiter they thus, who were wont to rush was no idle time for a pony rider on duty quickest Where danger appeared and the combat was thick He rode forty miles without stopping by est? daylight, moonlight, starlight, or through Call tlie roll ! Ah, they died in the face of the foe, the blackness of darkness, Just as it hap He rode a splendid horse, that Or fell alien tlie struggle was oer said ye so? pened. True, true! May their slumbers be sweet and was born for a racer, and fed and lodged profound, Neath the turf that their ashes have made holy like a gentleman, kept him at his utmost ground! speed for ten miles, and then, as he came crashing up to the station where stood Bo ours the duty to scatter the blooms two men, holding a fresh, impatient steed Of Springtime, in reverence, ovir tlieir tombs ; The dead may not heed, but the living cai prove the transfer of rider and mail-ba- g was The depth of their gratitude, sorrow and love. made iu u twinkling of nn eye, ana away Rest, comrades! Ye bore the fierce brunt of the flew the eager pair, and were out of sight fray ; The nation stands guarded o'er your slumber to- before the spectator could get hardly the day; ghost of a look. Both rider and horse No sign of a foemun no tidings to tell. Save the Flag float in iieace oer the land all is went Hying liht. The riders dress was thin and fitted close ; he wore a round well! about and a skull cap, and tucked his Too Late. like a race pantaloons into his boot-toprider. He carried no arms he carried Some men are always late, and, there nothing that was not absolutely neces fore accomplish through life nothing sary ; for even the postage on his lite worth naming. If they promise to meet rary freight was worth two dollars an you at such an hour, they are never ounce. He got but little frivolous corpresent till thirty minutes after. No respondence to carry; his bag has busimatter how important the business is, ness letters in it mostly. His horse was either to yourself or him, he is just as stripped of all unnecessary weight, too. tardy. If he is to take passage in a He wore a little wafer of a racing-saddlsteamboat, he arrives just as the boat and no visible blanket. He wore light lias left the wharf, and the cars have shoes, or none at all. The, little flat started a few moments before he arrives. maihpockets, strapped under the rider's His dinner has been waiting for him so thighs, would each hold about the bulk long that the cook is out of putience, of a childs primer. They held and half the time is obliged to set the many and' many an important busitable again. This course the character ness chapter and newspaper tetter, but we have described always pursues. He these were wrote on as paper airy and is never in season at church, at a place thin as gold-leaand bulk thus nearly, of business, at his meals, or iu his bed. and weight were economised. The Persons of such habits, we cannot but coach traveled about a hundred, stage to a despise. Much rathe! Would we have a hundred and twenty-fiv- e miles a day; the man too early to see tts, and always pony-ride- r about two hundred and fifty. s ready even if he should carry out his There was about eighty in principle to the extent of the good dea- - the saddle all the time, night and day, Con, who, in following to the tomb the stretching in a long, remains of a husband and father, hinted sion, from Missouri toscattering procesCalifornia, forty Rie bereaved widow that at a proper cast warn and forty toward the west, flying time he should be happy to marry her. and among Them making four hundrea The deacon was just in season ; for gallant horses earn a stirring livelihood, had the and relatives friends scarcely aud see a deal of scenery every single retired from the house, before the parson day in the year. made the same proposition to the widow. Ve had a consuming desire from the You are too late, said she, the dea beginning to see a pony-ridehilt, somecon spoke to me at the grave. Scores how; or other, all that passed us, and all have lost opportunities of making for- that met us, managed to streak by in the tunes, receiving favors, and obtaining night, and so we heard only a whiz and, husbands and wives, by being a few a hail, and tlie swift phantom of the minutes too late. Always speak iu sea- desert was before' we could get our gone, son and be ready at th appointed hour. heads out of the windows. But we were We would not give a fig for a man who one along every moment, and is not punctual to his engagements, and expecting could see him in broad Presentnever makes up his mind to a certain ly the driver excluims ; to-da- Assuyers, JZast Temple Street, REFKRF.XCE8 CLOTllING. MONTANA STREET, TIERNAN & WILLIAMS, Battery and Washington Sts., --- the MEMORIAL DAY ! Commission Merchant, Corner SAN FRANCISCO, C. LAWRENCE. Proprietor. 1n ISAAcTi). ILUNTOON, v2-il3- m J. TILDKN & LAWRENCE, my2-d'l- AND GENTS TIUJEX. SALT LAKE HOUSE ICaHt Temple Htreet, SALT LAKE CITY, - . UTAH. Corlnne. H, A. GUNN. SILKS AND SATIXS, (Nearly A. F. Repairing Neatly Done. Repairer OF J. Ilulhner, Cul. UTAH. : guaranteed. GlOlIGK HOND, THE ONLY Practical Scourer : n uy2otf made to order in the Gents roots niot approved style and oathdaction Corixxe. m Ch-mon- ; NO. 30 - SALT LAKE CITY (Opposite Metropolitan Hotel) HENRY DENHALTERS. Nohriu-ka- . Iatriik, O. II. iliniritcud, Cal. Ind. purveyor llnurul C. C. J. H. Overton. Ia. Jt reiver of Public Money UstjifUr of Lund Office George It. Maxwell, : Montana Street, Constantly on liand at - AX I HOOT AND HIIOE MANUFACTORY. C O NFE C TI 0 NE I! Y, Corner 4th and Montana Streets, , : CORINNE, m nuts, 111. S. Attorney C. .. UT HI ASSORTMENT OF Vegetables, AND A. HUGGAN, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, Solicitor in C1ihihhi'. 2'i 1 OFFICIAL DI IlECTOllY, . kinds. FItUIT IX SEASON. A llrtwh-y- -- of all myi-dl- 0 $3 Notion Attorney & Counselor at Lazo NEWS, Boat Office Building, . '. . C0RIN?tF, - T,rm ltj Mail or Jfjr press, J'ostaye to be Void at Office of JJellcery. On and Cutlery E. P. JOHNSON, IX 4, 1871. I H. ELLIOTT, I Limes, Nuts, . .. Aiv. i I. MARKET. fa -- b y2-d-tf Pn, ajtitTT 7 |