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Show u vol. vn. OGDEN, UTAH: TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1879. GENERAL NEWS. Published every morning (except Monday) by the Printing Association, Junction (Incorporated.) SATKS lyr Annum, DtUttTtd : Of I J W Currier to any hjf Advertising THE GREEN BACKERS HOLD THE BALANCE OF POWER. Fearful Explosion at Stockton, Cal. SVHSCR1PTWN: : t9 m Opposition to the Chinese Bill Modi, fled. $2.W mlht, A farluf tiit Cit). HEAVY LETTER EROM SENATOR BLAINE. More Indian rates made known on Outrages. application. Etc., Etc., Etc. BUSINESS CARDS. y W. Dr. RAY DAVIS, U. Telegraph to the Junciios. The Bill. New York. Feb. 24. Opposition e to the bill is undiminMicliani-caished, but there is a' noticeable change in the treatment of the subby some of the leading papers ject Fourth Street, Tribe's Building, growing out of a bet ter understanding (Up Stair.) dl!3-tof the question, which Blaine's letter and Bayard's attitude materially help. The principal objection now A.S. (ON DON, JL I)., urged by the Tribune, World and and other Physician, leading journals is want of due Surgeon consideration by Congress of all the Next Door to Junction Office, facts in the case and of the national honor and interests involved by the treaty. Alluding to- the remark imputed to Bayard that it is a high If. W. O. MAKGARY, political duty all over the land to watch and oppose the stealthy steps A of Mongolianisin, the World says, "It AND is quite certain no adequate discusLA UNSELOR-abW, CO sion of these dark and formidable Maiu Bids 8t., Mst block, Offlce Caufld has taken place as yet, UTAH. possibilities OGDEN, floor of Congress or in on either the j the public press," and insists that the danger is not so imminent or PKUCIVAli J. BARRATT, alarming that it cannot be postponed to the next Congress. ATTORNEY l itrgicttl& Dentist anti-Chines- f UTAJI. orjl)Kf TTOHNKY d67-l- AT nt The tireenbackero. Tjiv , ConriH-lo- r New York, Feb. 24. Nearly all the (ireenbackers elected to the next AS8ISTANT D. 8. DIST. ATTORNtV . Collections a 'II Mortpiires Ef House are in Washington in consulOffice, Kant Side Ma u BtOKden. contract and through agencies, ami if not in every respect of the Coolie type, the entire immigration from China has had the worst and most demoralized features of Coolieism. Second, that of the 125,000 Ohinese in the Pacific States and Territories, s are adult males fully without families, and the Chinese women in this country are almost all of the most debased If, description. says Blaine, as a nation we have the right to keep out infectious diseases, if we have the right to exclude the Criminal classes for coming to us, we surely posess the right to exclude that immigration which reeks with impurity and which cannot come to us without plewtiously sowing the seeds ol moral and physicial disease, destitution aud death. Third, the Chinese . immigration to California begin with American immigration in 1848. The two races have been side by side for more than thirty years, nearly an entire generation, and not one step toward assimiliation has been taken. All the immigration from' Europe assimilates at once with its own blood on this soil and to place the Chinese Coolies on the same footing is to shut one's eyes to all the instincts ot human nature and all the teachings of history Blaine describes the Chinese mode of life in California and inquiries, "is it not inevitable that a class of men living in this degraded and filthly condition, and on the poorest of food, can work tor less than the American laborer is entitled to receive for his daily toil. Put the two classes of labor side by side snd the cheap servile labor pulls down the more manly toil to its level. 1 he tree white laborer never could complete with the slave labor of the South.In the Chinaman the white laborer finds only another form of servile completion, in some aspects more re volting and corrupting than African slavery. Whoever contends for un restricted immigration of Chinese coolies contends for that system of toil which blights the prospects of the white laborer, dooming him to starvation wages, killing his ambition by rendering struggle hopeless and ending in a plodding and pitiable poverty." nine-tenth- to-da- y - tation. They expect to number The Latest Dodge. about 20, which will be the balance New Feb. 24. The Times York, of power; according to the present GEORGE T!10MPS0N, has it on pretty good programme, they will nominate one Washingtonthat Hayes will pocket the of their own number for Speaker and authority BARBER, This will not ohlv bill. him for to vote end. the bitter Maiii Street, Ogden. aeieat tne uui out prevent the Sen PRACTICAL HAIR DKUSSKIt. Augell Arraigned. ate lrom attempting to pass it over Dratring and Cutting Ladies' and ChilPhiladelphia, Feb. 24. A deputy veto. dren's Hair, making Fancy Hair Work, Sheriff took Angell into custody Attacked by Indians. d87tf and conveyed him to the Court of a Specialty. D. T., Feb. 24 A Deauwood, Common Pleas. Counsel" for the Courier arrived at Fort Meade vester Car Pullman his announced company X. VILLUHS, . T. 8. KCKASSS, readiness to make proof of the pris- day bringing news that two freight Formerly Chief Justice Pro.ecutiDg Att'y, trains were attacked by Indians a Weber Co. Supreme Court Ky. oner, being the person named in the few miles from Rapid City. He AnThe warrant. informed RICHARDS & WILLIAMS, gell of his rightsJudge under the law, but stated the Indians tired several vol he replied he did not desire that a leys into the town to prevent citizens writ of habeas corpus should issue. from going to rescue the teamsters. Another band of Indians attacked Office in Peery Block, Fourth St., After hearing the testimony the Springs station on Bismarck Judge remanded Angell to the custo- Sulphur OGDEN, UTAH. dy of detective Frank: of London, road oftkilling one man and run four horses. Two companies representing Illinois, the Sheriff ping a written receipt for the of the seventh cavalry, under comtaking mand of Capt. French started yesterE.G. JOHNSON, M. D., prisoner. Angell was then taken to day from Ft. Meade in pursuit of the the railroad and Pennsylvania depot HOMOEOPATHIC marauding savages. The general started for Chicago. opinion of the present trouble is Bouyunt Boyton. caused by Little Wolfs band of Physician and. Surgeon. Pittsbubo, Ta., Feb. 24. Captain Offic making way to Sitting Bull's n Fifth Street, five doors west of Wade's who has undertaken to Paul fected. d57-l- y anti-thines- e LAWYERS. FOREIGN NOTES. NO. 125. LIUHTXINU BOILED DOWX. The People Want Proof. There is no medicine prescribed by physicians, or sold by Druggists, that carries such evidence of its success and superior virtue as Buschek's German Syrup for severe Coughs. Colds settled on the breast, Consump (ion, or any disease of the throat and Lungs. A proof of that fact is that any person afflicted, can get a Sample Bottle lor 10 cents and try its su perior eflect before buying the regu-a- r size at 75 cents. It lias lately been introduced in this country from Germany, and its wonderful cures are astonishing everyone that use it. Three doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sold by .1. W. McNutt .V Co. Gen. Van Roon died at Berlin ves- terday afternoon. The Liberal Pope Still Liberal. The leading Democrats are very confident that there will bean oxtra MEETING OF THE BULGARIAN session. ASSEMBLY. The financial troubles of Archbishop Pureell appear to imrrease by later developments. The Eheuive Will be Forced to The appointment of Gen. Chanzy, Economize. at Ambassador of France at St. Petersburg's officially announced. Etc. Etc., Etc., J. F. Rochin, Treasurer of Brown County, Mo., is arrested, charged with embezzling $14,(XK) county By W. U. Telegraph to the JuxcnoK. funds. dT'.t-lThe Pope's Policy. Marcellus seeditor and Emory, Rome, Feb. 24. The Pope, replynior proprietor of the Banuor Commer BUSINESS LOCALS. ing to an address from the Cardinals, cial and Democrat, died yesterday his desire to reconcile morning. emphasized No ice. princes and peoples to the church, The steamer Stella Block was his readiness to exfend his hand to burned at Trinity, Lousiana, yesterOii.len Branch 7.. C. M.I. will Iw all who repent and cease their per- day morning. Boat and cargo valued closed for stocktaking on Thursday ana rriuay, "Jith and 'Jpth mst. Our secutions and his unflinching inten at 20,000. tion always to combat in defence of Grant has arrived at Allahabad, patrons will please govern themselves rights and the independence of t he and is the guest of the Lieut. Gov- accordingly.R. S. Watson, Manager. church of those who make war ernor. The Viceroy of India has indAs td vited him to visit Calcutta. against her. In an engagement at Olivares Wmfma PrAkiwt. If you don't want to be robbed, go Central America, between toJ.M. D. Taylor for vour CaliforCalcutta, Feb. 24.. There was nfl the government troops and revolu nia boots and shoes, 4lh Street, three slight rain in Oude, and prospers doors from bunk. dll'J lw. are somewhat improved. Pwiijolt uonisw, 20 men were killed. needs mucfi more rain; the condiEdward Seidell finished the last tion of the Spring crop there is Ide- half mile in his two thousand half Always iu Season! ntical. miles walk Sunday at midnight. A. Booth's and Mallory's Oysters. Vanneas accomplished two thirds of Call at Goody's, Fifth Street, and try the distance A 24. from only. London, Feb, dispatch them. dl5 Cm Berlin says it is reported the EmperThe river Garrone, France, has or William, receiving a deputation burst its embankment at Labastide, of the German inhabitants of Schles-'- ' Oysters! Oysters! Oysters! Cenon, and it is feared lives have wig, informed them that the Schles-wibeen lost, extensive floods have Only forty cents a can at Goodv's, question must be regarded as occurred at Bayonne, Tarbos and Fifth street. d!5 6iii finally settled. ' i Bordeaux. The French Atlantic cable is broThe Senate, by a vote of yeas 27, ken 160 miles from St. Pierre Mique-Ion- , in five hundred fathoms of nays 31, refused to strike out of the HOME water. army aypropriation bill, the clause inserted hy the House, allowing the TO THE FRONT. The Bulgarian Assembly. railroad companies to use their teleA dispatch from Tirnova states lines for coiumerciul purposes. for- graph that Prince Gondakotf mally opened the Bulgarian Assembly on Saturday, amid great enthusiasm. The Roumelian and MaceHotel Arrivals. donian delegates were present and there was a large crowd of spectators. Is now In full blast and It turning out February 24, 1879. The first business of the meeting UNION DEPOT HOTEL. BROOMS FOB TSE IIILLIOX! f will be held Monday. Prince M. H. Beardsley, Puop'r. to Korsakoff, previous openH T Cwsin, C C Garler, J W M ing, told the deputation that he Having a larc and well selected .lock of Broohi would resign if the delegates jierse-vere- Butler, Chicago; Jno B Forbes, J T Corn on hand, 1 am now to iipply lie trade lih my in their plan of adjourning as Dreus, Genl Nathan Kimball, Geo a protest against the treaty of Berlin. M Scott, Miss Worth, Suit Lake; G Celetets. Brooms. h-M- e The plan haf in consequence been A Crofut, Oakland; W 11 Graff: W M Bunting, Edward S Stokes, C W In t j abandoned. large or small quantities and at prices to suit the circuni.tauces of all, . Hubbard, M II Johnson, New York; The Khedive , Jut Economize. D W Brunton, Silver Peak; W li claim that my brooms are FAR LoNDOM, Feb. 24. Correspondents Salt Lake; L Church, Iowa; SUPERIOR to all imported articles. at Paris say the French dispatch boat RYearin, T Stittman, St Louis; B Ilayden, THEY AUK KTItOXi'KH, Kenard has been ordered to hgypt. New York; L E Alter, New Haven; THEY ARE HOItE DURABLE and An English vessel is also going there E M San St J Lee, Fran; J Hill, TIIKI ARE IIAIVD Mi BE. so as to demonstrate the accord of BarB A Dr. Santa Louis; Street, Great Britain and France, who will baras TRIAL ONE will New York; convince nr house John T certainly insist that the Khedive Col Dean, R WRaymond, Clark, San Fran: Jay keeper of tbeir rauellet.ee. shall not by relapsing into extravaPhiladelphia; M Jenkins, gance become a cause of uneasiness Cook,Jr, Try Them and you will want U & N It R. to the European powers. no vtiem. Boyton, float from this city to New Orleans in his suit, started on his long voyage at 8:30 this morning. J. D. CARNAUAN, . The temperature of the water was at point and the river was runOffice on Fourth Street, Ogden, freezing ning full of ice. He expects to reach Rochester Steubenville Near Peery, Herrlck k Co.'s Store. and Wheeling d35tf Tuesday night, Wednesday night. DrtiR Store, i'af tifulnUtntion pa'dto tlie of women and children. dl86-- l g The Other Side. t, t, J.J. t ? ,12 d57-6- JOHN ft?" IIORiiDrT to-da- -- On K L. PL par-ty'b- Waajiad ip7-li- a Imported and Domestic WINES AND LIQUOSR, And Cigars, Arererelring consignment, daily of abort aeteeV Mi .tuck aa elMta the saate el the LOWEST INDUSTRY! Broom PRICE?. EASTERN All orders by mail will be promptly attended to. THE OGDEN SC11LESINGER Sole Agents Factory or Utnk fc fm Co., the Celebrated FRANZ FAI.K'S MILWAUKEE B ut LAGER BEER ! in the Market, . THE BEST laager Beer In the Country is to be found at the U. P. BREWERY AND MALTim 1I0VHE, Fifth Street, east of Commercial. Hotel. Don-dakof- UTAH. OGDEN, I ... To EXCELLENCE OF WARES I am enabled to udd The True Way to Invigorate. XLV CONGRESS. SENATE. Washington, Feb. 24. The House bill authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to accept for a voyage of exploration by way of Bearing's Strait, the ship Jeannette, tendered by James Gordon Bennett, passed. The Senate paised the army appropriation bill divested of. all provisions for the reorganization ot the army. Sargent presented the credentials of Senator elect Farley. Wheelersigned the Chinese bill, which had previously been signed by Speaker Randall. The Senate will next take up the deficiency bill. Cameron (Wis.) gave notice that as soon as the army bill should be disposed of he would cal! up the resolution resolution reported by the committee on privileges and elections, declaring D. T.Corbin entitled to his seat as Senator from South Carolina, in place of M. C Butler, present incumbent. " The morning business disposed of, consideration waa resumed of unfinished business; the army appropriation bill, and a discussion upon the clause in regard to allowing railroads to use their telegraph lines for commercial purposes, waa continued. Adjourned. Vice-Preside- . HOUSE. The revenue bill was taken up and the House concurred in the Senate amendment to the tobacco clause, providing a reduced tax on tobacco shall go into effect May first, in the Senate '79, and amendment which strikes out the clause abolishing the tax on matches, The bill and next and last Senate amendment upon which a separate vote was demanded was that when any bank has ceased to do business by reason of insolvency or bankruptcy, no tax shall be assessed or collected on account of such bank which shall diminish the asset necessary for full payment of its depositor. The amendment further provides that provident institutions, savings banks or savings institutions shall be exempt from the tax on so much of their deposits. Adjourned. General Banks expresses the opinion that the Republicans will not filibuster against the repeal of the election supervisors law more than one day, and then allow it to pass under protest, looking to the Senate to strike it out. This will transfer the responsibility from the Republicans in the House to those in the Senate. SALQOItR And Families Supplied.. Orders from along the Kailroad- Lines or any part of th Country will be promptly and faithfully attended to. BUOHMILLER & WELLS d57tl Proprietors. The true way to invigorate trfceble CHEAPNESS IN PRICES. Plarlug them within tb. reach of all. system is to infuse activity into the s II. 11 SC0VILLE, operations of the stomach, that alembic in which the food is Young Street, bet. Fourth and Fifth. BY THE PLATE OR CAN. transmuted into the constituents of din-ZiAT vitalblood, the chief element of our ity. Hostetters' Stomach Bitters, because it accomplishes this end, is greatly to be preferred to many fifth Street, Ogden. tonics; useful indeed its appetizers, but inoperativi as aids to I am prrtmrcd to ship tny oaaoti This digestion and assimilation. it any time, C. O I)., to any part ty while it invigorates sterling cordial, the stomach, healthfully stimulates Aud wholesale and retiil dealers in all of the country. the liver, bowels, and kidneys, insurkinds of R, UOOUFKLLOW. ing the escape through the regular channels of effete and useless matter thrown off by the system, which is FARM PRODUCE. thus purified as well as invigorated by it. Its tonic influence- is soon made manifest by an increase of vital energy and a more active and regular discharge of every physical function, BIKERS' AXD FAMILY FLOUR Dealer) Im and it has the further effect of renunassailable T)y the system dering malarial epidemics. A SPECIALTY. Oysters1 Oysters! won-derou- By W. U. Telegraph to the Jukctiok. camp. San Fran-cisco-, Feb. 23. The Metropolitan Baptist Church was and the densely crowded following was adopted by a unanimous rising vote. It will be telegraphed to the President San Francisco, Feb. 24. To R. B. Hayes, President of the United Terrible Explosion. States Xwo thousand Christian MURPHY, M. D., San Francisco, Feb. 24. The fol citizens, assembled for their ordinary The only graduated lowing are the particulars of the service in Metropolitan temple last boiler explosion at Stockton Satur- evening by rising vote petition you to day. At the time of the explosion sign the bill restricting Chinese In the city. the steam indicator showed forty immigration as a mea-sur- e vital - . Ogden, Utah. Office btk Street, pounds of steam with a heavy fire in to our civil peace, our business prosd4My the furnace. Both ends of the en- perity aifeour Christian civilization. gine were blown out. The fly wheel jeHkappolntod Moties. was blown to atoms. Five minutes HCHARD WILLIAMS, before the accident, Enginear Avery Portland dispatch; The revenue was warned that he conld never cutter Walcott left Port Townsend Plumber and Gas-bitte- r. work the engine in such a condition. for Sitka on the 20th inst. Lieut. of General Howard's staff", reAvery answered: "She will either Wood, Jobbing sn for Pointa done. Patent Repairing Ktit. Wells. Aient for Ramsey's Force work or bust!" Practical engineers ports that he has delivered to Chief Pumps, and boiler makers, after cxamning Moses the intelligence from the InDepartment that he cannot iJS3MAIN STREET. OQDEN. the boiler this morning, declare that terior he asked for it was in good order and safe. Eigh have the reservation last fall, through General Howard. in were killed teen all, persons A. CARESWELL, Charles Aarris, who had his skull Moses expressed great disappointnIH ACT 0SNA1IINTA1 WOOD TUSHIN3. fractured badly, is not expected to ment at the denial of his request,but Order, teapectfntly solicited and the live. - Thomas Sedgwick is not dead, said he would try to pursuade his trade supplied at lowest ratos. as reported. He will recover. Frank people to do the next best thing the would allow, but could and also Andrews is very badly Injured, and government Merchandise and produce taken. "'"ing."Piri(t for vouch not the manner in which his recovery is doubtful. Arthur MMll-, North of.Z.C.M.L Finkham is very badly scalded, and they would receive such bad news. Fenian Fortane. his recovery is doubtful. Lot Bliss is Nkw York, Feb. 23. The Irish very badly hurt, and not expected to BILL POSTING. live. Milton Hart, who was badly revolutionary brotherhood met toThe on, No day to present an address of welLiens, Bffl.Po.to, i Ogdon i. scalded, died this afternoon. further deaths or wounded are re- come and confidence to Stevens, the ported, nor have any more bodies Fenian leader, who lately arrived work fn bi beeh found in the slough. The men from Europe. The address stated with gitarest cure, and on the are still engaged in dragging the that the Irish national cause in shortest b..tice. slough. The balance of the wound- America is in a chaotic state and fluced are doing as well as can be expect- tuating between life and death from ed. Avery, Vriel and Cosgrove were want of confidence in those who asIN ALL CASES OF The rest of the dead sumed to control it. It denounces SCROFULA, buried will be buried except as treacherous the attempt to subFITS- - RHEUMATISM, Folsom, whose remains will be for- stitute for revolution and indepenChromo and Acote, WORMS warded to his family in Maine. Par- dence the sham and fraud of parliaand WORM FEVERS, ties and balls announced for next mentary agitation, and it implores consult week have been postponed on ac- Stevens in the name of Ireland to go to work to organize and consoliA A T, count of the explosion. date the partv. Stevens in reply Blaise Explains. MARKET ROW.S. L. CITY. said a better day was drawing, lie Sen23. D. C. Feb. Washington, Doctor c be found In !:? harmony' and union, and said ewy ator Blaine has written a two column urged to control any ?T,at his office in the Anthony Ogdea Uouee.fonn- letter for publication in the"; New he came here not simply as an organizer. York Tribune, to morrow, iii reply to Irxiraa Troable. the reflections made by Wm. Lloyd Gai.vestox, Feb. 24. A special upon the Senators who tfiOK ON TffIS PICTURE (Jarrison voted for the bill res tricting Chinese from Santate N. M., announces more In this letter he calm- trouble in Lincoln county. H. J. immigration. . J.O.STEPHENS, ly rnd forcibly reviews the whole Chapman, a lawyer, the head of th Portrait IlHcgrapier. question and conclusively justifies his McSween faction, was shot dead in vote upon substantialy the following front of the court house at Lincoln. COPriNG AND RNLAKGLXG DOXB. A Fort Worth special says on Sun ground: First, That although the M Ton want Burlinganie treaty specially repro- day morning the stage hence for a Good Picture, go to bates any other than entirely volun- Fort Yuma was halted inside the "EPKEKS' ART tary immigration, there has not been city limits by three masked highway-riien- , CILERY, and two passengers were comrall work done In an artistic manner ami from the outset any immigration of Chinese to this country in the sense pelled to give up their money. The at reaaoiimlder.tn. "J eornerot I tflb and St., Ojrden in which immigration comes to us mail bags were robbed of fourteen h'uui Europe; it has all been under registered packages. WHISKIES, g d241-t- f Chey-enne- s Wholesale Dealers in Fine Kentucky KHtleeV-l'awttle- , CO. 8 J.B.GOODFELLOWS FORWARDERS J. d8W-S- Geo.Ford&Co.. HIDES, Business Failures. Lack of judgment causes fully 50 per cent, of all business men to fail, earlier or later. Do not an equal proportion of physicians fail to cure from the same cause? At the Grand Invalids' and Tourists' Hotel, Buffalo, N Y., Dr. Pierce, through the skill attained by his several specialists, each having devotexl years to a special department of medical science, is able to cure a large per cent of cases hitherto considered incurable. Many physicians, in view of the superior advantages of this model sanitarium, bring there stubborn, obscure, complicated and sur gical cases, for examinations, treatment. Full particulars given in the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, an illustrated work of over 900 pages. Price, postpaid, $1.50. Address the author, U. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N. Y. opera-tion,'an- d The Investigation Made by the medical profession and the people of the West proves the superiority of Brown's Familt Medi cine over Eastern remedies. Have you a Cough, a feeling of oppression and soreness of the Lungs? Brown's Cough Balsm will cure you. For relieving Sore Throat and clearing and strengthening the voice. Browk's Tab Troches are endorsed bv everybody. The healine properties of Arnica are conceded by all physicians. For nlcers, cuts, burns, healing bruises, frost bites, piles, ai.-- sore eyes, srowx a arnica ftAtrg is wiui out a rival. Extract Sarsaparilla, Dandelion and ioiJibS Potasmum is the King of Remedies for the Blood and Liw and all skin disease. For sale by J. W. McNutt & Co., Ogden. dly GRAHAM FLOUR, P1SL.TS WOOL CORN MEAL, iVf..ar Wmtt mnA Firth tr fWrlam I ftt fT.WeW . CRACKED WHEAT, ko. o Special Attention given to order along the lines of either of the railways leading iut Ogden for Grain, Flour, ete , in cur load lots or Iesa. d37-t- f. ODELL & WRIGHT. Wholesale aud Keatll Sealers in GROChltl ES, Pit O VISIONS BEST CHANCE i EVER OFFERED. I am Selling Out my Entire Stock of B 00 ODD I iirain. Flour, Feed, Clothing, Hats, Hliippinff n Specialty. GOODS DELIVERED Boots To all parti of the city free of charge, and Shoes. LOCK BOX 169 VEGETABLES, OCIDEN, FRUITS, ... VTA Etc. II. 434-6- WITHOUT RESERVE, W. C. STROHM & CO., (In J. At Wholesale or Retail.N t Co'. Block)' OGDEN CITY, - UTAH. Transact a tieDerat K. Dooly REAL ESTATE AUD Collection , soi-ps- HutiiwtM. nepitiated. Titles Examined, Tsxes Paid Afatraet Purnibed, Interest and Rent. Collected, Transfers of Propertf made, tc. ALL 83CIKE33J2CriTE3nCkPT ATTTSITSICS. W. C.ETROUM, Notary Pnl.lic, Manager. J E. Dooty Co., Bankers. Ok References: n. i. W. Guthrie k Co.. Bnkr. Ogdvn Fells, forgo k Co., Bankers, gait Lake City . Loans .Vo Reasonable Offer Refused. FRED. LEVY. P.S. Do not wait, but eome on with your Cash and Secure your Bargains. d67-r- a , |