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Show Zbt&i&m gunmen. . EVER PCBLISHIK8 COMPANY. by the OODM and Business Manager. Editor PENROSE. CBiS W Published JL1 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Tear One -- .10 PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING, THE T INFORMATION MERCHANTS, Ituuning a Muck. Insllt'n, MercHUtUe rl.m's Brothers Walker w oodinausee, Co-o- p. Quite a desperate affray occurred yes - levy, 1 , HOTELS. J. Mahon, Job! Proprietor. IIOiih, LIVERY STABLES, 0"den and Wni. t'&rroll, Dee j terday forenoon about 11 o'clock, at the Gold Hill Foundry. Lower Gold Hill, resulting in four men beintr. cut and stabbed two very slightly and two ' ' Proprietor.. d.A,lt 1At (ifHfW ARRIVAL AND CLOSlNd MAILS. 7.60 a.m. City, double daily utLke Mail dally West, Through Vndt Thruuth Wail daily . 6.45 pm. 7.40 a.m. 6.40 pjn. r , 8.40 a,m. laltLake City, double daily West Tlirougu man . ast.'Tlirougli Mail daily 6.30 pja. 6.20 pan. 8.40 a.m. CLOSING 7.00 a.m. Jor Salt Lake and the East 5.00 p in. for paii w v.. ........... j. The Rich Uouuiy iimim tu Kich for Couuty, luB and leave the latter place S! . . p.m. Wednesdays and Saturday!, at . and Cache County, Tuesdays, Thursday, . . . SOp.m. Sundays Daily to. Logan 4.su and p.m Thursday a.vli County. Tuesdays 2.30 p.m North Otfdei. Mondays aud Thursday, 7.30 a.in and Saturdays Wednesdays lluntsyille and Slatersville, Ljnne PlainanaCity 2.30 n.m. . . Mondays iiiurauaj. ........ mA GutHPllalK . I.'- - 1 - j -- 8.00 p.m. n Riverdale efiuueui.j and Uooperville aud AhuaVi ednesdaj's 11.30 . baiuruao OFFICE IIGCRS. (.45 pjn. . , . . fleneral Delirery, pannay, u p.Ku w p.". REGISTRY DEPARTMENT Open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT. 3 Open from a.m. to p.m, 8 Ontside Door open from 6 a.m. to p.m. JOSEPH II ALL, Postmaster. tn f Trains - - train arrives C. P. " leaves " P. C. P. TJ.P. IT. " - - - . " train arrives - .." U. C. , " and leaves una" i' ; - . 7.40 a.m. 6.40 p.m. - 6.20 p.m. 8.50 a.m. 7.50 a.m. 6.45 p.m. - - 8 40 a.m. v.ou .iu. Salt Lake City Time. " Services Religions in the Tabernacle, at every Sunday, m art A in fhft 2nd 11 Ward School- and Third house, Farley's at 5 p.mv . Yard School-hous- e Episcopal Church at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. . Tpthn dist Church at 11 a.m. and School-hous- e I 7 p.m. Spiritualist "Lectures aU.oOp.m. I (Child's Ilall), Ogden City Library. G. Chambers' News John At Depot. . t. t. ofo.HELPER lodge Regular meetings ftTHn Tt.nrHri.-i- ; day, Sundays excepted. Open every No.2 every mem re oi oisier luueo .u n. rnrdiallv Bv order. invited. f -- W.C.T. OF SAJYT LAKE CITY. Paid Dp Capital, $200,000 Authorized 1,000,000 WM. IT. HOOPER. President,! H. 8. KliDREDOK, Vice Preet, BRIGHAM YOUNG. WM. JENNINGS. i Directors. JOHN SHARP, J. T. LITTLE, L. S. HILLS, Cashier. Deal in Exchange, Coin, Gold Dust, College Scrip, etc. Collections made and promptly remitted. for Sale. Interest Paid ou Foreign Exchange d63-I- y Savings Deposits. WELLS. FARGO & CO., EXPRESS FOll WAliDEKS, Hankers and Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Exchange. OFFICE at DNIGN JUNCTION R. R. DEPOT. J. Ogden, U.T. 154tf FIRSI I E. DOOLY, Agent. SATIOiAL BANK OF LTAU 1 Salt WARREN take City. - PRESIDENT. HUSSEY, ANTHONY GODBE, CASUIER. Hanking Institution in Utah. Interest Allowed on Timb Deposits. Oldest Collections Promptly attended to.f d!55-t- EUCENE LASCELLES, ATTORN EY-dt-LAA- V CITY, TJ. T. 0fflceia the Junction Bulding. OGDEN tf A. 3IINEK, COUNSELOR. ATTORNEY & at Residence 2nd South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Office All kinds of legal business promptly attended ltf UTAH HOTEL, Maiu Street, A AMERICAN Ogftlen. HOTEL, HOUSE, FIRST - CLASS QUIET B':k East of the Theatre, yu SALT LAKE Terms 83.00 day. " wsiy ana Table Board atper Reasonable . , . tf i. C. LITTLE, CITY Rates. Proprietor. J. S. LEWIS, AND WATCHMAKER JEWELER, SXi? wthe8, MALN Clocks. Jewelry, 3ilver and STREET, OOEEN fcT&repairing nestly done and all W( rk arrarted - 11-l- y U. & P. BREWERY MALTING HOUSE, - BCI1M1UJEK, LAGER PROPRIETOR, uu opuraung, always on band. iwus ana I Or, S rori i I ProB) ? (lie keK 1 I quite severely. The man who did the outting was John Nagle (not Jack Nagle, Known in eastern Aevaaa,) a man who for a time had worked at the foundry named, but who, for some reason, had been discharged. Nagle has for some time appeared to havu harbored evil thoughts towards Patrick Karvin, engineer at the foundry, for the reason that he thought he had said something against him, or was in some way instrumental in procuring his discharge. Night before last the men met, when Nagle began abusing Karvin, and threatened to Btrike hiui with a bottle. Nagle declared that he was the best .blacksmith helper in the State, and stating that as Karvin had said different he must take it back. Karvin managed to get away from Nagle, telling him he did not desire to fight, etc. Yesterday forenoon, however, Nagle heeled himself with his and went to the little butcher-knife- , foundry, where he found Karvin, and renewed his abuse. He told Karvin that he had said he was not the best helper in the State, and he must take it back. Nagle was a great deal under the influence of liquor and was very abusive. Of a suddvu the men came to blows, but as to which was the first to strike, those in the vicinity do not seem to agree. In the tussel which followed, Nagle was observed to suddenly reach behind his back and draw forth a huge butcher-Knif- e a regular cleaver. An instant after, he made a savage plunge, and thrust the knife clear through Kar-vin- 's right thigh, half way between the thigh and hip joint. Those who were in the vieinijy now rushed forward ts prevent Nagle from murdering Karvin on the spot. As they attempted to seize him lie made a dash with his knife and plunged it into the back part of the left thigh of James Brown, foreman of the foundry. He flourished his knife savagely, striking at all who approached for the purpose of wresting it from his grasp, ana in this way he cut two others, giving one of them (Wm. ltoaghan) quite a slash across the left. wrist. He threatened the lives of nearly all who were present, and for a time made it very lively for Thomas Lawther, a ma chinist, following him up savagely, while Lawther warded off the knife and defended himself as well as he could, with a large file that he happened lo have in his hand. Nagle w as at las disarmed by several men rushing upon him at once, when he beat a retreat for his cabin. Messengers were at once sent to Gold H.ll for a physician and for the police. Dr. Kirby was found and hastened to the relief of. the wounded, while officer Harkin, taking the first horse he could find, started for the scene of battle for the purpose of arresting the savage blacksmith-helper- ; no enviable task, as it was supposed he had armed himself upon going to his cabin, and would probably make a desperate resistance. . The condition of the wounded was found by Dr. Kirby to be as follows : Patrick Karvin had a knife thrust clear through his right thigh, the weapon passing so near the femoral artery as almost to touch it. The wound is a very dangerous one and may eventually prove fatal. The wound received by James Brown, though severe, is not considered to be dangerous. The wounds of the others amount to but little. The arrest was made without difficulty, Nagle offering no resistance, though Harkin was obliged to do ' some very "nice talk'ing." Nagle was committed without bail, by Justice : Wright, and was brought to this city and lodged in the County Jail to await the result of the wounds he had inflicted. He told oflieer Harkin that he did not go to the foundry for a fight, but merely for the purpose of having a talk with Karvin. He accounts for his having the knife with him by saying that he took it along in order to grind it. The knife, which was shown us bv Harkin, has a blade eleven and a half inches in length. It is made of an old file, and is a savage-lookin- g weapon. Its edge is dull and notched, but the point is quite sharp. This wholesale stabbing created a good deal of excite' ment in Lower Gold Hill. Virginia (JVe ) EnUryrite, 13a inst. i J.R. WILLIAMS, SOLK PROPRIETOR. FIRST CLASS FAMILY nOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE. 0mnibus to and from the R. R. Depot. ' OCDEtf, UTAH, TUESDAY, SEPTKJinKIl 30, 1873. PUBLIC I Houses. Business First-Clas- s f amines Supplied. iuug me naii- will be Towns I1"d 'tbf ""rounding rU ' W Cent8 Jiihk .ciTiafj "5n??Ytr (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) OGDEN DIRECTORY. - J 2.(W jmgleCupy I'Ved- .1 ' 4.00 -Mouth" Three Mouth! an t- JE within EVENINO, Sunday, excepted gIlon Mn,!l!?iof Malt viU ' regulated hy the cur- rnco8 of "be liiado uu -- eats,Srain A liberal allowance Ma Bertou's rock is the great curiosi ty at Mount Mansfield, Vermont. It weighs over one hundred tons, and fell from the cliffs above. As we came up, yesterday morning, we saw an old lady gazing at it very intently had the and one of our wagon-loaimpudence to ask what ailed her. She turned about fiercely, and shaking her fist, hustled down a out ot sight. "Driver," we demanded, "who is UTAH RAILIIOAD. h IV. UTAH NORTHERN 1873, Cli arming ooniisrisrE, TRAINS LOG-A- ESTEY ORGANS N WITH FOX JUBILANTE! - JOHN SHARP, SUPERINTENDENT. sage, apply RAIIiROAD. Clianjjo of Cars. PEOPLE CKAS. NIBLEY, Goueral Freight and Ticket Agent . f FROM THE NOItXII " ' VISITING SALT LAKE CITY, COULD NOT DO BETTER THAN TO f : j J. , '( ..J .T ; . ; !'". J CALL AXD EXAMINE DINWOODEY'S ONE HOUR FASTER TIME Between Chicago and St. Louis, and one honrand a half faster time between Chicage and Kan sas City than by opposition route. FRANK HIGH, Western Traveling Agent., .: Kansas City, Mo. J. C. McMDLLIN, Gen. Supt., Chicago. JAS. CHARTON, 1IS6-Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicago. TIME TAI5LE Tl Immense Sloek nuiiuiiuiivi TIIE EAST. NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. TO FURNITURE! ISTo. STATIONS. For He is Determined lo Sell CReap. East Temple Street, 7 j I'irst Soutii Street. 31 and Elegance Combined. Cbenpiions f dl-t- GROVE BREWERY, JONES' GROVE, OGDEN, Lager Beer, Ale and Porter quality, Manof a Superiorand ufactured supplied to families and 8.20 a.m. and - also the , J. Oiy , Line Running Cars from Full Tine of Musical Instruments at the Lowest Figures. Just call and see. TO and New York, Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville CHAS. W. STAYNER, WITHOUT CHANGE. FOUR TRAINS DAILY! 7:45 A. 6.35 6.0O 8.40 10.60 S.'Zi 7.00 12.50 10.30 4.00 9.20 6.20 JOHN FOWLER, Agent for Ogden. dl-l- Express. y With Palace Car through to New York, Chicago, Cincinnati or Louisville Daily except Sunday. GOLDEN For all Way StationsDaily eieept Sunday, Confectionery P. M.Fast Line. With Pullman's Palace Sleeping Car through to New York, Cincinnati or Louisville Daily except Suturday. P. are ST O TOY Express. go With through Sleeping Saturday Car Cor. Chestnut St., St .L0CI3. IN THOS. DORWIN, F. M. COLBURN, Ticket Ag't, ft. Louis. West'n Pass. A;'t.ft.Lmili C11AS. E. KOLLKTT, JNO. E. SIMPSON, Gen. Snpt.Jndianapolia. Sen. Pass. Agt.,St.Louia dl-- ; TOYS, THE GREATEST VARIET1 PORE AND FRESH. HOME-MAD- TAYLOR'S HOTEL "candy,; European Flak, IMPORTED West Side East Temple Street, ALL VARIETIES. SALT LAKE CITY. Board by the Day or Week. t3yRooius with or without Board. lOOtf Taylor fc Candy Cheap ! Candy Cheaper! Candy Cheapest Cutler, Proprietors. I Wholesale and Retail. FRESH BREAD, CAKES, CANNED GOODS, NUTS, CANDIES, ICE CREAM Ko3. ! I', BAKERY 0. II. TRIBE'S, are connected with the Brewery and etc can be obtained, with or without Muto without London the .,. Don't pasB Bakery sic, on application a call. Co., HEKOI.D, HUNT BIG GUN STORE 1 CANDY, tf Where can be found FINEST DANCING HALL IN OGDEN, E! R Daily except Ticket Office, So. 100 IT. Fonrth St., O.t TRi GATE!: MAIN STREET, OGDEN. ; , CITI.' MAIN STREET, SALT LAKE has removed the Next door to , A ST. LOUIS M.--D- ay . ; Tlirouyh H. STINGER LOXDOX , Parties, MAIL. REMOVED. Orders Punctually Attended to. Pic-ni- c TJie 6:15 Leave OGDEN p.m a.m Leave OMAHA 1.8op.m. 6.00 a.m Arrive BURLINGTON p.m " Oalesburg, (C B. 4 Q.) 7.00 a.m. p.m 11.15 ajn. " Mendota a.m 3.15 p.m. a.m " Chicago 9.00 a.m. " Peoria a.m 5.45 p.m. " Ind'plis (I. B. A W.) a.m " 9.50 p.m. " Cincinnati p.m " Logansp't (T. P. 4 YV.) 5.55 p.m. a.m 2.45 a.m. " Columbus p.m. tr Through Cars from Missouri IQver o Chicago, Imdiasapous, Cihciunatti, LooAsroT, and Com Bin. Connections at those points vith lines leading to the East. North and South. This is the Best, Shortest, Quickest and Cheap est Koute. Do not be deceived, but obtain Tickets via the CuBLiNOToif A Missouri River Railroad. C. E. PERKINS, A. E. TOTJZALIN, Gen'l gup't Oen'l Pass. Agent. Janl7 '72tf the Trade. A Beautiful Grove for Pleasure o ATLANTIC EXPRESS SALES UNEQUALLED. ROUTE EAST. 5:15 Westlnghouse Safety Brake. Pullman's Palace Day and Dining Cars. OF ! 3:30 P. Tr IT FIRST PRIZE At Every Fair! General Supt. VAND ALIA ELEGANT WAY CARS, and Pullman Palaee Sleeping, Dintng and Smoking Cars run through without change, between Chicago and St. Louis, and Chicago and Kansas City. The only line running these Cars between Chicago and St. Louis, and running both Palace, Sleepiug and Dining Cars between Chicago and Kansas City, and Palace Bleeping Cars between St. Louis and St. Paul, via Quincy and Burlington. Vox Humana JNO. W. YOUNG, d71-t- . Chicago and Jefferson City, St. Louis aud Pekin and Peoria, St. Louis and St. Paul, and St. Louis and Quincy and Burlington. AND concerning Freight or 10 tf clothes-pins- , To preserve they should be boiled a few moments and CHICAGO & ALTON quickly dried, once or twice a month when thev become more flexible and ONLY FIRST CLASS ROAD IN TIIE See classification of Railroads by last longer THE durable. Clothes-line- s and keep in better order for wash- Board of RaUroad Commissioners. JVo day service, if occasionally treated in And the shortest, quickest and best route between the same way. St. Louis and Chicago, Kansas City and Chicago, TIIE SELLS Railroad. MAY IS, CITY LICENSES. AND To all whom it may concern. IS HEREBY GIVEN, MAT W all Persona engaged in Business in MONTTOB HAS GAINED A No higher encomium can be Ogden City, (fcr wnich the City Ordi- aMlt bei towed mnst license be a upon a Cooking Stove than to aay that nances provide that who uses it speaks in its prate every house-wif- e obtained, ) without .first procuring and recommends it to her eighhers and friends, license are liable to be taken before any for economy, cleanliness and reliability in all it Alderman of said City, and be subjected operations. , to a Fine. 31,314 MONITORS NOW IN L'SE By order of the City CouncH, ' LESTER J. HERRICK, Mayor. ALSO, Till CELZbATZO JAMES TAYLOR, City Reoorder. 0 SASTA CLALS COOKIXG STOVE The Office ef the City Recorder is at the City Hall, Fifth Street, Ogden. For Coal and tl'ood, frort 0 a. m. till 5 p.' Qffue ffo-jr- i fcO! V WATJEK. PASTRY of ALL KINDS, VTOTICE Enfe JAMES HAGUE, IMPORTERS GUNS, AXD DEALERS IN PISTOLS, d by-pat- , party camped out ou the top of the CENTRAL mountain. One day a young fellow, named Berton, of the party, went off for a stroll, and was seen in the ravine waving his hat. This hag, then PIOXEER LIXE OF UTAH. a young lady, and engaged to Bertdn, ON AND AFTER of course wanted a good 6ight of her TRAINS RUN BETWEEN lover. So she crept to the very edge MONDAY, of the shelving rock and leaned over to salute him. Immediately the rock Tralm will leave Ogden daily at 8.40 a.m., and p.m. Arrive at bait Lake City at 10.40 a.m. began to loosen, and the young lady 6.30 and 8.30 p.m. Junction with C.P.K.R., had just time to get off, when it fell. Leave Salt Lake daily at (.SO a.m. and 3.15 p.m. Of course it fell upon Berton, and Arrive at Ogden City at J.60 a.m. aud 6.46 pjn. AND there he lies now under that stone; In addition to the above, and, to cut the story short, this old MIXED woman comes here every summer, WILL RUN and we often see her as you see her EXCEPTED,) just now. She is crazy, and her DAILY, (SUNDAYS On and after Sept. 1st, 1873; Dally Passenger mends can t prevent; her doing as Leaving Ogden City at 5 a.m & 6.50 p.m. Trains and she likes. The most they can do is Salt Lake City at 8 a.m. and 6.30. p.m. Leave Corinne at 7:30 p. m.; to hire a man to watch her and there is the fellow now." Panengers will please purchase their tickets at Leave Logan at 8:30 a. m.; the offices. Fifty cents additional will be charged to connect with, trains for Ogden and Salt Lake"Holloa, Jim ; how's the old wo- when the fare is collected on the train. man ?"' Reduced Rates to Excursion Parties. For all information concerning Freight or Pas''Failing, failing. She don't eat sage, apply to JAMiB fcHARP, Cor. N. nothing now; poor thing. Passengers will please Purchase their Tickets at Oeu'l Ticket and Freight Agent. the Offices. Y. Commercial. For all information Pat- - HAGUE BRO'S, An Old Romance. II. VOL. . Ammunition Aim FISHING TACKLE. that?" "Why," said he, "she is an old hag that stays here always. You know how that rock came down there, don't you?" Of course we didn't, and said so. Of EVERY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY ON "Well," said the driver, "the story HAND AND MADE TO ORDER, is that the hag, which you see, came up here thirty years ago with a party 95 East Temple St, S. L.City. of gay friends, on a rough and tumble climb of MouDt Mansfield. Ibe P. O. Lock Box 519. 41-- 1 W. TURNER, (Late C. B. McUregor 4 Co.), Fifth Street, - - - Ogden. GEORGE Books, Periodicals, Mag azines, rietures, Albums, Stationery, &c. CIGARS AXD TOBACCO. Wall Pipers of the Best Patterna. Subscriptions taken for all the Papers of the day d24S3m Local, Eastern and Western. paid for Eggs and Chickens. Which has auch a Demand through the Territory ( for Beauty and Excel eDoc, cannot be surpassed. All our Stoves are kept and for tale by Z. C. it. and all its Branch Stores. Also by all the Stores ia the Ter t ritory. HEW JCOLCLOUGn 30-O- ON NOTICB. WEDDING CAKES. A J. SPECIALTY. H. KELSON, Fifth Street . dl-t- f fiEO. A. Ogden. MIME & Ct. Organs&Mclodcons The Oldest, Largest, and Most Perfect Manufae tory in the United States. jnroRE. LIAS OPENED A NEW STORE with a fnll snpply of Toys, Crockery, Preserving Jars, Fruit, Vegetable and Provisions of the best quality. CALL AND SEE to Cakes Ornamented ' Order, IHORT niM. 52,0 0 0 Now in use. No other Musical Instrument ever obtaikesl ta same popularity. Kit- - Send for Price Lists. ZU-SAddress BUFFALO, N.Y. |
