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Show 06DEK JUNCTION FIFTH Charles W. street; Penrose, K. STHA TFOKD, Bttrinr't Editob - - Mnnagn-- . 1S?S Ibarsdny Ereninr, Oct. 21. INFLATION. are usually very active-- , very shrewd and influential caen, andcertainly Mr. Gould is no exception, to the rule, but we apprehend that he will fail io his designs, should they extend so far as is indicated by some of the writers for the western press, who have lately been giving publicity to such views as are here referred to. We ef Utah have the benefits of a Continental Highway, but do not forget that Southern California, Arizona and Texas are cut off from diWe do rect inter communication. not particularly favor government aid by way of bonus to the Southern Pacific road, but want to see it built, and do not want our road to be in strumental io its de'eat. The following notice was published in the Pennsylvania-Gazctt- Fenruary 14th, e 1875, and we republish it in order that our readers may contrast the mail facilities of the years 1775 and 1875. The notice we clrp from Fen and Plow.. infla-tio- pre-ducin- ii 1775. "It having been found very inconvenient to persons concerned in tmde; that the mail from 'Philadelphia to New February H, England,' sets out but onee a fortenig.it during the winter season; this is to give notice, that the New England mail will henceforth go once a week the year rouad, whereby correspondence may be carried on, an J answers obtained to letters between Philadelphia and Boston in three weeks, which used in the winter to require fix weeks.' r genBy command of the eral, William Franklin, Comptroller. post-maste- g to-th- object to. thereby come into possession of Lady Audley's Swcret, and at the same time enjoy a hearty laugh over Love in Livery. We notice from different quarters indications of a supposed design on too part of Mr. Jay Gonld, who ia at present a very potent railroad manager, in reference to the Southern Pacific Railroad, the present pet of Col. Tom Scott. With the present management of . the U. P. railroad by Mr. Gould, or with that gentleman, we have no particular fault to find. We do not know what designs he may have in regard to the Tom Scott road, but for the benefit of the whole country we do most sincerely hope that he confine - himself will to the management, of tis own road and leave Mr. Scott to build the Southern it he ean. The country needs more than one road across the comment, ana we none to sra h second one completed within a few "years." Mr. Scott is an active man and we hope will succeed iu com-- . j'cting his road. Any legitimate eombinatioa which Mr. Gould may be able to make whereby the interests of the stockholders of the U. P. Company may be subserved, without a corresponding injury to the public, or tD kindred projects, will meet with our hearty approval, but we should preeate as a great public evil, any eojubination calculated to defeat a . oothern 1'acmc railroad. , It may be, and doubtless very difficult matter to prevent comMna-tvme- , of th't kind. Railroad men ' de--- 1 . i, the Caribbean Sea. Mr. Williamson gives reiiHons for the apparent change in the views of these governments. Yesterday morning Daniel Kelly, one of the witnesses for the defense in the pending case of the People against Geo. Hartwell, whs arrested on a charge tor an offense similar to that charged upon Hartwell, being an assault with intent to violate the person of Miss Anderson, the same person whose complaint implicated Hartwell. The case of Hartwell will come up for bearing Kelly is in jail awaiting examination. The Junction hopes that in these, as well as all other judicial matters, justice will be done, and that no innocent persons may be punished, and none escape wno are guilty. Mr. F. Culmer, of the 20 Ward bench, has raised two crops of "Early Rose" potatoes on the same piece of ground, this year, gathering the first crop May 30th, and the second October 19th. He also has raised two crops of beans this year. These items are from the News. Call for ICoad Itiiprorc-menti- s. CLOTHING, For Homes. I AND P ASTHy No. 1. FRESH EVERY" DAY. ONE HOUSE AND CORNER LOT :o:- - On the Bench, two blocks from Main Street, aad one block north of the Square, containing three fourths (f ) of an acre. One of the best orchards in the city on tbe lot, All Goads delivered free to aoy Bart of tbe Citv : 03-t- with good water hose, etc. privileges, foice-pum- -! s 'm and P3 Citt, October 21st, 75. Editor Junction t Sir: Please iisert the following letter of inquiry in the earliest issue of your invaluable paper, and oblige the writer. Where is the Koad Supervisor of in this county? He is wanted immediately, with a farce of men, to attend to a little public business, such as repairing a terrible mud hole in the vicinity of his own house. Two hundred dollars can be expended in the with profit to the pubshape of poll-talic, on the roads under his supervision, for which the publio will thank him. The writer who makes this inquiry, with his wife and child, was ia great jeopardy of broken limbs, or being sent into the eternal world, unshrived, for which he is not particularly anxious at present. Therp are several ptaees in the district of the supervisor above-aamethat could be materially Improved, and just now is the time, for, when the storms of winter come, the roads will be rendered utterly impassable. It is hoped that the supervisor will attend te this at once, and save further tremble. A hint U the wise is sufficient. Taxpateb. r Kow frequently it happens that the experience of others is useless to S. 3 ! !-- Sn g o sV 3 r1 All improvements 0) B o H a a 5 a k s H - a. 1 o- - T5 S " -- CO o - S S so n , -S i P B. Czachert. 0 r. V Pi S N 9M 2r S P .2 0 St-- Yard, 32 x 80 feet. ,, ia o Q..O , - a W 3 a 0-- . ia Mi 3 ho "HZ o i coon Oj Ft at of ho en a GOODS IP all 1?i?ixL&. Flannels, .leans. Kepellauts, Blankets, Iiadies, I Gents and Children's Woolen I Hose, Motions, Etc. :o: A COMPLETE STOCK OF . pe eu goc kee san sun and PROVISIONS at BOTTOM PBICKS. EHy Hiiqnoi Bepartment 0 uii Is complete, having a good stock of those dral Old Kentneky Whiskies, Old Tom Gin, Cognc Brandy, Blackberry Cordial, , Brandy and Wine. Silk dial Silk d: Grain and Priei d25 s83 lm All kinds of WINES at the LOWEST PRICES. Fruit taken in exebauge for e;oods. N W, H. JULES, Scpr. aee stiti FOURTEENTH WARD plac Uai; men- U.O. Brush Factory tioned above, to dispose of. Any party wishing to purchase a home will do well to give us a call, as we are determined to sell and will Four Doors below Walker House, SjAJLT v to reliable pur- ' ; , LAKE CIT-y- , ? &: ... Ti UTAH- - Wkole)e an4 Retail Maoufactartrs ' plea fron H. and - kroo For further particulars apply to the undersigned, at their office, corner Wall and Fifth Streets, Ogden. WILLIAMS mt r STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES We have also a number of other give good terms chasers. tbi tor poi , TIIOS. TAYLOR, I'best. valuable locations besides those t Clothing and Gents5 Furnishing Goods. Mitn Mud 4th Street, Ogden CHARLES liSST-Sr- cei P3 HATS, CAPS5'BOGTS and SHOES, situated on the line of the U.P.R.R. The people of live Taited States in the Territory of Utah eriid greeting to Theodore fe'. Jeuniotfs, Vuu are beieby required to anant: swer the petition of Mary Jam eatd court filed agaitiet ) on. within tenJvoniugein days, exclusiva of the day of asrvice aftr tbe service on sou of tlii summons, if served within this county; or if served out of this but within this district, within twwnty county days; otherwise, withiu forty days or jurignitmt lv default will he Uken against you according to the prayer of said petition. Said action is brought to obtain a decree dissolving the bonds Of matri momj existing betweea said plaintiff and defendant, upon tne grounds set forth in the petitiot tn file in this office. And yon are hereby notified that If yon foil to appear aad answer the said petition aoove required, plaintiff will tako default against you ant' opidy tt til court 1 t the rolie! jjrawl for. Iu testimony whereof I, J C. Wright, clerk of said court, do hereunto set my hmd and affix the seal of iu court this 12th day oi Oct., 1S;5. ? 3 CONSISTING OF & N vt'. Theodore C. aa 9 "2 a 0 o K O tO tlao JF'Ox i even-temper- the Prebate Court in ami for Bx BMr county. Territory of Utah. Hon. bam net Smith, Judge. - 35 a LARGE STOCK 0 F DRY E Ia m so H Jusfc Eeceiving A FIRST-RATFARM "My husband," says a lady, "is the must person iu the Of eighty (80) acres, in excellent world he is always mad." condition, well fenced, with or without a dwelling house and orchard, SUMMONS. a GEORGrE .H. "Till No. 6. . Sy u o o o "us n co c - 5;. St On Fifth Street, 29 x 165 feet; now Ip! . -i Cj o O Williams e i s 2a - BKKNARD, Prop'r. ABOVE HOUSE WILL BE OPENED ON. .1 Monday nnxt, (Jet 25, 1875. Tue niablisb-inen- t hiui bnn refitted and rrfurnUhed throughout, and guest will receive tlie very test atteu tion. d3-3- 9 5 co t LOCATION Si t 4 t-r- pj n g35.s01.n3 first-clas- s. It '9a : 5 BUSINESS LOCATION J. k e . . t No 3. occupied by 'fit -- k . S ta c H . N a . T. i A GOOP S .5 59 3- Ed ri n ss- p young orchard, good fence, splendid spring of water, which will supply a fountain if needed, and a good grass S3 S - S as M Z S.S 0 i M Near the Tabernacle, and adjoining the residence of Mr. Henry Tribe, containing one (1) acre, with a No. 5. ITutate Clerk. 5.2-- 3 LOT ON THE BENCH, Exposition of Scripture was form- ONE DESIRABLE DOUBLE RESIerly much more in vogue than at DENCE present, especially in Scotland, and gave frequent occasions for the dis- On Wall Street, near the corner of play 6f wit. One divine, comment- Sixth Street. House just completed ing on Peter's boast to our Lord, "Lo we have left all and followed Suitable for one or two families. thee," said, "A puir all, Peter, to mak' a boast ofl a bit of a boat and and a few auld nets!" 3. C. WRIGHT, '3 ; 3 - u o B ,2 r J2 '5 O C? I Prest. Mary June Jenninfts, plaintiff, Jeuuings, deleudaut. i JJ CS mi 0 4 No.2. plat. 33 e o 2. a ONE I m s s, e , other conveniences on the premises. At present occupied by Mr. Joshua Williams, the proprietor. Iostiiuiion of Weber county, are Co's. Lumber hereby requested to meet at the Store in Ogden City, on Wednesday, Oct. 27tb, No buildings. at 1 p.m. Sarah Hekeick, Cor. u sea Is Jj room, good cellar, pantry, etc. There e, 'I si? K 3 wash-hous- a on H O p, The house is new, and has six large rooms and kitchen, closets, bath is also a good stable, . aS ar- 3S 0 o L a CO (formerly Ogden Ileune.) Ogden f. Public On Wall Street, near HOTEL AND RKSTAUKANT, k Public, or those seeking GROCERIES, GAMED GOODS, Homes, that we will sell Prices down to the lowest possible margin. any or the following desirable property, to wit: 13 JEt. 23 .Zk Kolice. d26 the East. We wish to inform the A BUSINESS Ladies' received o m . Just No. 4. The Directors of the GENTS' FURNISHIINGS, AJXT Whether this diversion of business to the Carribeaa will benefit or injure the interests of the Pacific Coast, remains FRANCO-AMERICA- A Dry Goods, Motions; Boots & Shoes CHANCES to be seen. Salt Lake Items. y. JAY GOULD. A FULL STOCK OF RARE v m the laws depreciate their products by debasing the silver which they produce, just so loug will they be de pressed by unequal legislation. Let 'ongress remove its restrictions upon ihe industries of Nevada and other silver producing territories by making United States silver coius equal to gold, by making them legal tenders, and then we shall have such inflation as no Nevada or Utah citizen can to:- - "ceneeal roast'opficb."; Philadklphia, Under the above heading the Fioche Journal inflicts upon Ha readers nearly a column of financial for which, no doubt, they feel The tuankfal, as ia duty bound. late the of Journal think the result election, io Ohio indicates that the a cash 'great'oasses are in favor of Thb Pistol A bloody, but not fatal, basis; no promise to pay." No New Condensed. and is needed, says, shooting affair occurred last evening at thinks, The London Echo says that a hrge (he Head Quarters Saloon, Salt Lake. "With the great gold and silver of the bullion withdrawn from portion fired three shots at some the Bank of States and Territories in the William Kirby England goes to Canada. with whom be bad some difficul person milfloods hive occurred in Extensive f. west; pouring their hundred ty, but the shots took efect, not upon his Lincolnshire, Warwickshire and in many lions into the vaults of the Treasury, antagonist, but instead one ball bit Jo. other parts of England. Houses io BirWater and e hannels of commerce, what need Russell in the leg; another went for the mingham have been inundated. stands ton feet deep on the tracks at ef inflation?" thigh of an old party named Webb, and Walsall railway station. the third played havoc with the wardreis not inflition A telegram from Berlin says the TurkIfery likely robe of (v youth named Watts. No one ish government is willing to give tbe advocate few but and persona quired, seems to hate been badly injured. great powers all guarantees compatible ft. at present, se far as we are advised, Whatever may be the result, would it with its dignity for the performance of that ia, inflation of promises to pay. not be wise for people who don't want her financial programme. M. Roulier made a violent and agIn this connection, however, it might to be shot, to give such places as the gressive speech at Ajaccio, France, a few days ago.attacking President Thiers, not bo amiss for the Journal to inform Head Quarters a wide berth? Orleanists and President McMbon. its readers what proportion of the The above item we have cribbed from the He said that the Bonnpartisis are in our wideawake cotem.,the S. L. Herald, favor of universal suffrage, and ate conlarge amount of silver produeed by and from whose columns we also infer a tent to appeal people. the enterprising miners of Nevada is denial of a prognosticated event set for is said that the Maor of Ajaccio It or the goes treasury, "poured" into has leen dismissed from his office for "about the first of November." into circulation as money. We learn further fram the same source having participated in the banquet at which M. Eouher made the above Surely the Journal must know that Thomas B. Jones, Salt Lake City, is speech. that the policy of the Republican ready to impart something to the advanThe Supreme Court at Berlin has intage of one Joseph Yates, from Chester, dorsed tn e verdict in the case of Count party, which it seems to favor, who came to America 25 years Von Arnim, and the costs of suits fall directly against the pr;n Eatland, upon the Count. on bim and get posted. Call ago. eipal iudustry of Nevada, which we In California it is supposed that Carr, the Republican candidate for superintak to be silver mining. ' What the Theatrical. The . San Francisco tendent of public instruction, is elected people of the United States do want his opponent, Fitigerald, Democrat. Combipation played last night to a rea- over as we suppose, is more 'cash" in cirThe result in San Francisco is in doubt. sonably fair bouse, though not so full as At Lynn, Mass , the Universalists culation, gald coin and silver coin, some of the preceding evenings. The convention of the United States met yesas well perhaps as greenbacks, but performers acquitted themselves with terday. There are lay and clerical delThe how shall we get silver coin even their usual ability, and were appreciated egates from State conventions. and applauded as heretofore. L'ist night investments of this organization, in as in Nevada be silver plenty though institutions of learning, amount to over eobble stones into circulation as concluded their engagement here. $3,000,000. They report the condition Our readers will no doubt bear in of the church and mission work to be it the laws unless recognize money, mind the announcement that the bril- favorable and progressive. as such by making it a legal tender George Williamson, American Minister liant Star Combination of the genial at Guatemala writes the treasury departWere this done the miners of Neva- Phil Margetts, will entertain the good ment that there is a disposition on the da would have au equal chance with people of Ojjden (Friday) part of the governments of Guatemala, other people to reap the benefits of evening at the Ogden Theatre. flnnduroe, ami Nicaragua to increase Be sure to secure your .tickets and the facilities tor trade and commerce on tKe work of their hands, but so loug wis-dun- : STAMFORD, TLcit, and Sow. & Co. Household, Painters' and other Brushes ; ALL OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, tabli Tl and , M At prices as low as the imported article, and Warranted to give a f ntlre Satisfaetion ' , , tola,,r i HoniA M.iniifap.t,nrps. I an uit hoping an' trial,' encouracre 1 CD' be forior, imported article, when a pood one can hap for the same money. G ire us a ' , 1 N.B. All orders nromnllv filled, and Irodnce, ties and Horsehair taken In (oart) exchange. Bu d2 's offarioiiK kinds uiannfiictnrcd to order. Scov Ptr Bow Pttrc ad IDODI X tor-- , |
