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Show 1 - A ' CORmff ' i After the ling -- eaVenof.8ne weather through February npd the first few day TI EMlAY , U, nAKCII 16. o tlji .mouth, It is; fcardljrs. fair for the e!il "man of the element to spring euch disagreeable weather upon us that we OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. have been havingTer a few daps back. STATES OrriCEUS FOR UTAH: .Not only does the snow come tearing SNl'lEl) B ivcrnor Sami, Axtell, alifrroia-Sdown in a frightful manner, but the wind Utah. Blak, retarv,ei,rge Ch ief.i urtic e4rf.F. U. .McKean, New York. . comes biitling along, sprinkled with Aoei.ita .1 J. S. foreman, of rHin occasionally, in a dreadful way. and P. 11. Emer-o.Michigan. ilarhal George R Maxwell. Michigan. We have taken it for soma time without V. S. Attorney William Carey. Nathan Kimball, Ind. Survey complaining, but it is carrying the thing Receiver of Public Momv V. .Silvers. a little too far and must be stopped. W illitt Pnttengcr. Land Olli'-U. S. Ae or J. P. Taggart. Illinoi. U. 6. Collector O. J. Holli-toCalifornia. It is an even thing now whether the BOX ELDER COUNTY OFFICERS: trains are iata or on time from the east; Probate Judge Samuel Smith. but it is predicted that the former will Sheriff John Burt- have the best of it if the Union Pacific Proeeuting Attornev J. C B right. Anseeor and Collector 1. Boenoaura. keeps up the present system. Once a County Clerk J. C. W right. Afr. Joeloa. School Sareiintendent train get behind tim, it is forbidden to - County Recorder J. C. Wright. increase its rate of speed to make good CORINNE CITY OFFICERS: the. lo.--t time, and const quently the whole Mayor E. P. Johnson. Counciluien S. L. libbals, I.. Eliel. .T. country west is delayed in Its mail and I.oui J. Liewe., "emcr Parkinson. I. Henry For three day Farmer, Phil. Klirp!e, Ed. F. Ferris, V'. C. other arrangement. Johnson, J. W. Guthrie. now have the trains been at leat four Recorder F. C. Ja hours late each day, nnd if the snow Treasurer Lambert Duel. Justices of the Pea-- e E. C. Jacobs, T. J. storms we arc having cuntir up cat they Blade. Marshal D. D. R an. an will furnish escue for being sexeral S. L. TibVals, II. IIeue Sehool and A. HaidenOrrook. day late shortly. DAILT .- -P -- Rev. M. E. CJIURrII R. A. Cluckner, Preaching every Sunday at 7 p. m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCn - 11 a. m. Rov. pa-- tor and S. L. r l'rtvuhinsr every Sunday Gillespie, at tl a rn. and 7 p. ou Sabbath school at 2ia p- - m. CHAPEL OF TIIE COOP P MARITAN v. V ru. 11. Story Protestant of Logan officiating. Services the last of each month. maw pa-t(,- Eri-'copa- -- l un-d- ay CORJNNE AND VICINITY. till snowing very hard. Joe Shineborger, for Shinebergers in Montana, L.,I).inerau, for Gaffneys, wnd J. A. Stemple, for IIdena, were passengers out on the coach this morna Sometime during the night a cow belonging to Aba Kuhn fell into the .cellar of the old Uintah lintel. This e of some forenoon, with the crowbars and by tearing up some of the flooring, she was taken ' out uninjured. assi-tanc- " The Court instructed the jury in the Flint Clinton case that the law, being impartial, does not recognize any difference between Kates sytcm of polya my and Brighams. The jury, up to a late hour last night, had not agreed upon a " . ; ' ' verdict, For new and fashionable Prints, go to A. Kuhn Jb Bros. New and Fashionable Goods are constantly arriving at A Kuhn & Bres. . , i tCB. . W notice in the Wayuesburg Independent a communication frem the resident of viilaze close by signed Tom Collins. This must be an outrageous and dastardly attempt at forgery, for Tom Collins is now and has been for soma time employed in this office. I have just returned from North Staing, and while there secured al the fat beevta, fat' turkeys, fat sheep, and fat calves in the neighborhood ,whicVi I intend to retail to my customers here at the lowest living prices. Call and see wbat fina stock Llvi &andkrs. i, St. Patricks Dhay in the mornin, dawns and wo have not heard so far of any of the sons af Ireland making preparations to celebrate the venti' Itis'all wrong'. If there isnrt n blarney enough among the Irish f Corinne to celebrate in some manner, we are grievously mistaken; and we expect to hear of a dance or something of the kind before the morning of the 18th appears. Tlie Kean Ky of (be Law, V An entertainment for the benefit of of our Churches is to come off on ,on It will consist Saturday evening next. of music, recitations, charades, tableaux, etc., and from the names of those appearing oiiitbe programme it must cer. tainly be more than an ordinary attraction fop the people of Corinne. The participants are all residents, and it will be surprising indeed if there is not a crowded house to greet them, t h T - 4s 4 .?pyr t u FOH CJ D 3r3.. - V. ALL , r . ! . FRIiD CORKER, O. HARK. ESS- - J. C- - w. GUTHRIE St. CO., e Bankero. I. MONTAN A. STREET. OORINNE. COUINNE, UTAH. THE Pet. Rrislmm's MATCHLESS A number of Indians have Mormon, a few editorials of the Deseret News, a file of the Salt Lake Ilvrald, and all of Orson Pratt's polygany sermon-i- t is thought that the piper of tho Des-ei- et News will cause death in five minutes, but it Is presumed, in case of failure, that Amelia will have her sewing machine in readiness McKean's scalp will Be hung on the Eagle Gate. The Tribune editors are to b taken to the Endowment House, tarred and feathered, then Tied to the Slake, and while the Indians are slowly chanting the death song, the funeral pyro will b lit, and a second Elijah will tuku place. Their scalps will will not be taken, but their ears will be cut off, and carefully preserved, as it U thought they will Mifbrd parchment set of Bishops enough for a full The minor offenders will Records. w ly sent to be treated in the VERITAS. bell cros lots. . tiain-fornia-lio- The river is now clear of ice nnd we hope soon to see the work commenced on the proposed shortening and improvement of the channel. This is a very negimportant work and should not-b- e lected as freight will soon be arriving in large quant ties and lake navigation will begin in earnest. , The steamer will soon commence running and the Utah Western railroad is pushing ahead rapidly. The Navigation Company is anticipating a busy season. We predict that the Lake trip will be a great uttruc tion for touiits the corning nimm-- r. attractions in this vicinity for sportsmen and the inducements presented by our city as a resort for invalids will bring many persons here this sea.on wh will look upon the sailing excursions as an additional attraction. Let those who have the matter in hand lose no time in tho matter. -- 3E The-unequall- ed ( V. Has L. WHEELOCIC the Old Corner facing the style and keep9 the od Depot In - hrst-cla.- -s -- FORWARDI -- rwi,vri-0C'AN- r Experienced' Workmen. NG ay for what you get, and get what you pay for. AXD t T,re mit'ixril 1 il.liV IilibitL I 1 Here food prepared f r the i sered And handeomely .c-- t of society, nd in all Ptyle variety; And the loverf- of imiortcd linror ?nd wine Say huelocks the ptac-- in the city to dine. - Of moat, wild ar.d Dune, lioh's full TOdi-'he- s river nupplys him with !! poit- - oi Keep on hand a choice stock of1 Iho ler And tho f ir La Belle France, and tho hills on tho llhin- Give di inks to all thoso who at the Old Cornrer dines. Groceries THREE MEAL TICKETS FOR SB octfe-- tt Land F ompany. Cutlery, San Francisco Bay, Alameda Co., Cal. Title Perfect. Incorporated. Pipes, ( ETC. ETC., at Retail. and The Best Quality of Flour The NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now paid in. assuming shapo; tho Guarantee Fund 'Ibis ompany will bo prepared in March to take 3,000 people by steambdkt and railroad to their town and lands in one e.vcurion, which w ill bo advertised. By retereneo to the Coast Survey chart it will be seen that at Potrero Point, in front of Neuark, the deep water comes all the way through the channel from tho Pacific, with the . P. K. it. running in a direct line through Livermore Pass, making this the connecting point between all parts of to all the llnitod States and, by deep water, manuall parts of the globe, and the groate-- t Iraneico facturing point on the Bay of banexcellent soil water, good climate, plenty of communication. Ibis land will bo and easy old at auetion in April in acres and lots,n active opera-to'lhis Company will connionco ior all inlorma-tioin building, etc., soon. apply circulars, map, and subscrij tion. ; aliloniia at the office of the t ompany, street, basement, opposito Bank of Cahlorma, San Francisco. Liquors, Wholesale Paid for Wheat. NEWARK Cigan, -- n, IMPORTERS LEONARD ELIEL, Furnished Mill In Utah, and Propose to do the Best .Work tn tha Territory. ' Drinc On Your Crain! Wholecale and retail dealer in Bobts and Shoeo, - p, f iy, Qeorco Duttor bough, Alex. Toponco, . So! o GOODS IAK0 HATS. PKUFECIED MY ABRANGE-UA- iAVING me t . with a me of the largest bouse In New York and Boston, 1 am prepared OYSTERS BOOTHS FURNISHING GENTS' Agents for to pay tho: Cnm'Illowe, del8 J. TOOHY, Attorney - a t - La x r HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR U- - IS Farm GE and all hinds of. Ceai try . i dnee hontht Tar Cash -- JOHN; H. MoCUTCHEN late or WASxnroTozr, Attor no y - n. at-- I FURS f Cfl.Yi O. r i i AM D ...F-C- 2 PELTS sepi-t- f . 5. OObIMiSSIONKR, . 5 FEDERAL COURT HOUSE BUILDIG, GALT LAKE ClTY 'j' Lotion. rirru ani r4'nne L 4133 under him: dd c (bait w ALe?eAb?1DS Xou have ex) I prOTfeantt, ntwa tf.e Kmma mine, in ciUtct, ooantr, a cf two husiJed doilara, and jo J 5 f ; 7, ioti , 1 "ifi tj. TT. black, WATKJhB- M. i 1 theL 1 TLt Crr't CUvrr pliter. Cleaner, tzXTJi J&Xi . ' lix ertw fxrtl'y; A w,: , ' .v1 , - Head hr it. . "UL.tUALlC? SPECIAL ATTENTION TO UIlrtNO' tTT3 CO., ChlctrxiRv . St-- AND axyi doors north 'i POrte&e, Salt LakaCity.'-- No. 24 Main B. EE $7o per and postpaid Ths Bktkri.y Bcpokt week CASH to all, at home or traveling. Something entirely new. Address at once, J Tun Blykalt Co., Chicag. 1 Proprietor. DCUHIOt -- The Billiard Department .' the Most Completel Wa Have (Foreign and DomeaUo. HIDES, 4 LOWEST MARKET RATES. mar .Vim Corinne and the Territory of Montana. S ea hand and for sale at (he CHARLES R. PETERS, Manager FRUIT. OF and Cigars. , rM CASH Meals at all Hours. Tobaccos, ere.. Market Price Highf&t v A. $ V , Information is wanted of Joseph j Fine Teams, in PORTER Miller Baden, AND THE BEST BEER, ALE all kinds of Groceries, and Provisions, at or.Joseph j&raf; tbofn V.1 came I.; ALWAYS ON TAP. Germnny- served in the O. H. Leiwls. to Weber county, Utah, about ten years lwt seasons Dry ago. Addressthis office, or his step- ' CHAMPAIGN COCKTAILS A SPECIALTY Closinfjout Goods, to make room for now Stock of brother, Leonhard, Graf, 25th. ward, . Goods at A. Kuhn & Bros. Cincinnati, O. S. IttNADAY dfc AVD- Free Lunch every night. eonitineof Oyter coup, and the Vegetable ot tho sea.so . Now Open. is First Clasa In every reaped. New Machinery Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars FRED J U1ESEL&C0 o. connection with this Proprietors. CORINNE MILLS THE OLD CORNER ng tibllh-inm- t COMPANY, ERltf, TENN BILLINGS & WIIEELOCK, Sole Important to Liquors, 3? 2E3 IV TV A. . . Corinne, Utah, Bank of California San Fi ancisco. Geo. Opdyke Sc o. Nmv Yora. homical National UaaK New York, lierman National Bank Chicago. Omaha National Bank Omaha. Mhite Sc McCormick Salt Lake City.- Wallace & Co. nave a fresh supply of California onions. s . CORRESPONDENTS. Sion, G-d- I?, I 7E. AT-- FOR CIRCULARS. e Hie Traveling; Public GOOD NEWS FO i EVERYBODY. It the duty of iU persons before The hr?t Nw again, this to a & on at A. Kuhn Bros. by season, starting journey what route they can reach their dostina AT. THE OCCIDENTAL tion with the least trouble, and if there to the In Salt Lake City, tho ever popular are two or more same point, to decide which is the safest propiietors, Aujilt & MuKPHt, can. always be found catering to the tastes of and pleasantest to travel. We take pleasure in stating, that the the thirsty publ'c. When in tho city liAILWAY and you wish to Chicaqa& North-Westk.h- r indulge, we recommend several and miles the is tho olde&t, yon to their care. Their Tom and Jerry shortest, route between Omaha and Within th3 past two 3eurs the is simply immense. road bed has been put in admirable condition, ahd talmqst the entire lino has OSCEOLA SALOON, been rehud with steel rails. lois in The Depot centrally Chicago cated, and as their trains arrive there After receiving athorough renovation, thirty minutes in advance of all other line, passengers can always be sure of X3 For at making Eastern connections. points in Northern and North-Easte- rn i Iowa, you should purchase tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rapids, or Clinton. For points in noithern Illinois or Wisconsin, via Fulton; and if vou are going TKe BAR IS STOCKED WITH THE to Chicago,'or East, you should, by ali means, purchase your tickets by the Old Best Mines, Pioneer Route ARE MADE TO THE BURDETT ORGAN END C-S- u-u- al is BURDETT ORGANS r tion. n The two cars of freight mentioned yesterday a arriving from tho west consigned to Kiesel & Co., we nr informed were consigned to McCormick & Harden-brook- , and are lrr merchants in Deer Lodge and others in Montana. Thi freight will be started north immediately so that it will get through within the next thirty-fivor forty days. This can be done easily snough with light freight- ing, and two or three teamsters are preparing at advanced rates, and will get off shortly. fail Slam of Goods to Arrive, .1. ng -- J of Winter Dry Good and Clothing to mako room for G. UNGSDORK moth Spring Stoek J. raj csMuore, tTill Sell for Thirty Day Only nt Prime lost bis Entire Stick SALT LAKE CITY. W. GUTHRIE. o' HE '323' 20. 00 weak-minde- salf .- t 00. Uaving occasion to go b a eertain' Morrr.on? house this week, wo saw on of his boys playing in the streets, and him if his father was at horae were a little astonished to hear the reply, that, It wasnt father week at., their house; now, her is a chance for umt phil osopher to deduce from that one sentence, enough, and more than enough, to condemn twenty such rotten institutions as polygamy. The Salt Lahe Herald editors sit down and writ a communication to the Sacra mento Record Union, eulogizing everything connected with Mormonism, and The Chicago & North-Wester- n. then copy and publish it in their paper You will find on all the trains Pullas the sentiment of public opinion man Sleepers, r.ew and magnificent Lay among tho Gentiles of Utah. This is Coaches,1 and the best Smoking and an eld game that has been practised for Second Class Cars now on any road in United years among theIIerald editors, and theParticularState. information, with map, d Geniile time tables, etc., may be had at any yet there are some ot who iwallow the whole thing. in the Offices West, the Through Ticket written or or application personal upon " Great inclucsments and splendid to J. II . M'TNTAIN, Ta bargains given in Mens Clothing, Hats Western Traveling Agent, Omfti a. Neb., Y. H. Stennrtt, to and Caps at A. Kuhn & Bios. j. 4. They or General Passenger Agent, Chicago. mean business. General Outfitting. 9 f A II Ian! Fnllier'a Week, h Cni-cag- - EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING, with 16,-0x Tickets, distributing $1,200,000 in Frizes. For tickets, Circulars, etc., address (box 662), tentiary', and the law allowed to take its course. havtean unlimitrd supply of gnoj flour again. True, they have a large quantity of orders on hand, but they have a large amount of wheat, and ju-- t ns soon as they can make th1 loom the farmers will bjgin to move in tha larg amounts they have contracted for in the country. They intend to ru-- thing when tlioy do get running, and th superior quality of their manufactures will give the articles made from it a precedence to ai others in any market. It is an opening that should not bo hastily ozerlockcd. The whole of Montana and eastern Idaho as well as points east and west of us would furnish a suro market. road-)eadi- ir' & . 1 s f B A G G A REGULAR DRAWING consists of. 32,000 Tickets, with 812 Prizes, distributing $480,- - -- ow, por--tio- i t been town this last week; f rowling around r it is suppostd they art the ones who went through the Endowment House, - and Dealers in Gold Dust and Coin. rumor ha's it, that, with the help of a few veteran Danite Blood Atoners, etc., they are going to u-- e up the rno.t Federal officers and obnoxious of-t- he Gentile. The first victim will be Judge McKean, who, after being seized Exchange on all tho principal cities of the an'd securely bound, will be taken down United States. to the Prophets harem where for the "Where are the parti" wlvi are to that cracker factory? Our mill starts up delectation f Brigs numerous wives, he again in a day or two and wa can thsn uill be obliged to swallow the Bok of Prompt Attention Given fo folle -- I :l4' , II. Wells could summon the Nauvoo Legion or the police organize an attack with their murderous billies, Brigham was waltzed oflto the Peni We were much amu-e- d a day or two ago at the conversation of some boys down about the track. It seemed that some sir all boys with one or two laTger ones had planned a trip down the river; one little fellow vvhoe stern pirient had prohibited his going' was crying bitterly, and finally in a fierce bur.-- t of sorrow exclaimed, U, 1 wish 1 was dead. One of the lurgi-- ones and said scornfully, around turned io to are mimic home; you trying and make u believe youve got a young Mrs. Tilton somewhere. Verily the Give youtTi are b:ing educated rapidly. us another year of the prisent telegraphic literature and the -- boys will know moie than their fathers. ing. b i4i B-ec- her A special from AJulad reports the and snow twelve inche on the lev-e-l s - at Daniel Tru-te- e Norms. 4 who adjudged him guilty, .fined fcim 325, and sent him to the Penitentiary for one day. After sentence was pronounced a commotion was noticeable among his followers, hut before Lieutenant Gener r RELifiiotsr w , a, . t , v s, i r, t v t TbdIr al i 'V upn t n. Pe-.'i-te- i another act tn the groat Conducted bv the Spanish (ovemment. and f Mormon play. under , vs, the supervision of the Captain Genera! Young Yeung. i Cuba. of Brigham hwving, with his usual contumacy . failed to hand over the counsels THESE DRAWINGS ARE NEVER POSWV for PON ED NOR TIIE PRIZES REDUCED. fees, he was arrested on. a eomtempt of youtt, and toon found hun-el- f under Drawlafs every 17 days. dropped w Penn-fjlvani- r--j cn ncinancniiaTS. SALT LAKE LETT EH. 15 A LT Las: CiTTr li nrch 1 5. " niVlflA LOlTCUT OE Eds. Mail: Last week,tbecurtain MAIL. re wa f ' - |
