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Show V 3 " ' r THE HEBER Hi 1 1 ' ; J ,. 1 So 'T " Y r-T- m t M W Mr.fr ( 'V f : I 4.JS I ! , s . MARKET REI'OKT: ' s' . . . ' ii tX r i- -i , s If - - j fft i 't; . i Gutter.. j ; ; pepters aredvanted every day mTiber, carpenters are wanted ev(hy ;whefe'atid are paid t good ravages. .:r Bricknlay ers and plasterers Varej beings paid q; more money in! Salt Lake for a days work than.a.man and team'gets fqr3a'd;S vork ontthe Railway. Locomotive 'engineers average from $ i oo. to $ 150, p r Ci vi .engineers get froht !$ t 00 tnonth tq $500nper month. : Painters are paid ; tvi?rity-cf;nt- ppr3-j.Qpri- 5 ':-;- i' V fs v. two cents twenty per dozen. iTtggs Vvheat 75 cents per bushel;' ' . mu; 7 v,.- - mi,; Oats 1, 50' per hundred. s t, - , t a f -- T i , 7-- 1 ; i 3 1 . . ; i I Hay from . ,: ,r r 7; - -- - v f8 - per ton. o wytl V7 7 - - i.vv " 1 THE UTAH; FAIR. I f v. ; i .... - i ' 4 it, ! 4 i t, A . The fair, at. Salt was quite a success I They sliowed quite a number of the mariufactorys of Ltalr suclmas th sadlery, sHoe immufa ;u:r) b xv. try, candy shops, .etc; ; Tm y ;atb?u (Jiad i beautiful line oiilqwers and fruit, an i a great variety of vegetfibh s. YHieii tjie.differeiit kinds of fiir made .' a Very pretty sllbw; then Ipomcs the stuff; cf .. , 1 ? more money! for ra days work than a farmer, can earn with his, farm,! itean and himself.., .Surveyors want Ijla dal for an easy days work common laborers get $ 1; 50 ten hours, see thu diference? Good men work on farms for .7535 iarid; board, good, 'men work , on the f ;rahges herding cattle or sheep, put in from ten to fifteen hours and seven days inm week for.Sip, to$,pyper;mQntlr, when Jthe, same men withm gooi trade. coultb get; double the money fortheir iabor.; j.Yom krtpvy these arcs facts limit make use .of them, af.by learnings trad el you- cap :eapr; mqre money .with less labor whym.dtido It. Ipys think this oyer, .make: up; you rs minds. what you , vronldrli kebest to! do,-- ; tliciydptG tfiere i s ,op oxtun itysifq r ever y onCj of ydtr.qud Jpfe.pf wqrk.to be doriei The work will be done, if.,.not byLyouYi then by spine one clseand thebas who learns to work! nQwfwili .'some day the r men who earn be the big wages. 1-- i f ake ! i ;ii I I 4 - birds, which wore very natural And 1 i ! 1 i c I i i very-bwautifuL- Then outside of iheliuild- t , , t- - jv.... 7 ii here . : "tfm United Slates; e . t lastmonday, it is signed by Beniamin .biV;l I is;;;sat: t:Boys learn. d, trade, isfactidn in being a good mechanic; tid paid for all kinds - of good, wages skilled labor. 77 Qnc hundred carpenters are wanted on theUiah Cehtral.tcar- -- i ' i . r - i , v v a . V V .E R A LD P 0 B L I S H ES D. . hE VJi R Y .-- MONDAY. violently that neither of them could win, and at noppGrtune time, old" John Perdue stepper in and 'received - the nomination. The New York Wt rid other vf '.: S' i i I I 5 I - s i i peacock';! and? -- , coloiv ;i f;p n El j T . 1 . c ds r' ' pony . Tho S Watsons OcnmiissforTas' Pfd-bate Judge of Wasatch Co. was received 3 tliediffcrcnr. kiinU of, chickens, do:ok;ra!id6Uicf.f(n1.4.l.'-,rRe:- . .U f i - t- yi f ill'll S mild Jm 1 ' f i 5 . -j lY LjudgeiUl Gi cGoodwimpf SulU Lake was a : n o mliiti ted by1? tlie LLibcrals !: for : delegate to congress. i I vf |