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Show BY TELE GilA PH. LOCAL ITEMS. ComeCiai.. Co. E. Dooly Belling, 112. & Cerrected daily by J. Gold buying, llO First Paper. Aliens, who desire to become citizens, of W. S. can. obtain their first papers DisJenki, Deputy Clerk of the Third Oftrict Court, any Saturday erening. Main & Street, Dee's, fice at Carroll d229-l- Ogden. See horses to be sold. notice. Sheriff's jgStolen Cigars. . Choicest brands for sale at HANSEN dl30-t- i & Co.'s, Fifth Street, Ogden. r ,' AMERICAN. Washington, 13. About 8 o'clock this evening Blaine called for paper and pen, and, without aid, wrote the following netisuge, to be telegraphed to Congressman Hale, at Cincinnati : Washington, D. C, June To Eugene Hale, Cincinnati : I am entirely cenvalescent, suffering only front physical weakness. Impress upon my friends the great debt of gratitude I feel for the unparalleled steadfastness with which they have adhered to me in my hour of trial. 'J. G. Blaine. (Signed) The foregoing dispatch, written by Blaine at bis own volition, and in his usual bold and distinct handwriting, showing no trace of weaknetts or hesitation. Congressman Wallace of Pennsylvania received the following telegram at 3 p. in. from lion. H. W. Blair at Cincin- Thb boY who took that saw away nati: from J. S. Lewis' store window had bet"Pennsylvania solid for Blaine on the ter return it and save himself further first or second ballot. His nomination d248 St looks most probable." trouble, as he is well known. Kerr sat up the larger part of the dangerous and critical feature of his He received troubled are disappearing. For Sale. calls and had'hi3 congratulatory many A good Steam Saw Mill, well located. mail read to hiiu. His appetite has imLumber for pay. Information given by proved. After dinner he returned to d221-2his bed. His physicians assure him that II. S. Blahceit. by the last of this week or the first of next, he will be able to leave the city for vacation. Will do Well Among the numerous telegrams of inTo trade at W. Young's, Fifth St., and quiry and sympathy at Blaine's resithere was one by cable dence secure good bargains as well as cash. from Mr. Washburne at Paris, reading: dl91 8m "Your illness grieves me. Are you beAbout 4 o'clock this afternoon, tter?" to Taxes. Taxpayers, if you. object the ropes which have been blockading the assessment of your city property, vehicles from passage near the house don't forget that Friday, Jane 23d, is were removed by order of Blaine's phythe day fixed by the City Council to hear sicians. New York, 13. appeals. The Herald's Washington special says one Slater, just pardoned from imprisonment, will be an important witness in You Want the safe burglary case, and will testify. A Fine Tongue Boot or Alexis Shoe, go Chicago, 13. dl86-6to the Workingmen's The indictments against Phillip Wadsworth and ex United States District Attorney J. D. Ward, for alBeer, leged complicity with the whiskey ring, dismissed in the U. S. DisBottled Ale and Porter for sale at IIAN were of Court this city. The only testitrict SEN & Co's, Fifth Street, Ogden. of importance against then was mony dl30-t- f that of Jacob llebm, whom all the juries in the whiskey trials here have discredbecause he is a confessed revenue Comiho. The emigrants will arrive ited, 1 ! defrauder and perjurer. this evening about 6 o'clook. They are St. Louis, 13. I A l io auuuuuvci luav iut. itiu litaiuj. coming by the owcoraotivo. A number of waiting friends were disappointed at Auditor of this county, is in arrears to the amount of from filly to one hundred of the train last even- thousand the dollars, and that suit will be ing. brought against him to recover this deficit. Colonel Meyer, supervisor of internal Call Examine returned from his raid on ilrevenue, Shoes The price and style of Boots and licit distilleries in Cape Girardeau and dl86-6at the Workingmen's Co-oBellinger counties. He has broken up about twenty stills, destroyed a large amount of preperty and arrested and Your Xice Apples placed under bonds sixteen , persons with making crooked whiskey. To W, Young's, Fifth Street, aild receive charged 8ome fifty stills have beea running in dl91-3the highest price for them. . those counties. . Bangor, Me., 13. The second and fourth district DemoCaloric. Whew! Just see the mer- cratic cenventions elected delegates to both are cury rise in the thermometer and the the St. Lonis convention .perspiration rise upon the noble brow of pledged to Tilden. Port Jervis, N. J., 18. Who says this isn't the pedestrian! In the town of Bethel, Sullivan Counsummer weather. ty, a strange disease, of a very malignant type, has appeared among the children, several have died recently after a few hours illness. Physicians are comSuperior Coal. Once tried, no other would be sup- pletely baffled in their efforts to deter the nature of the disease. plied. Delivered at $8 nett, by order- nine Cheyenne, 13. ing of H. S. BLANCETT. , d214-lGen. Sheridan arrived at noon and started north immediately, and tonight is at Chug Spring. Come! Mr. Rosenbaum, shoedealer of this y from Deadwood, Peebles has just received a ehoice lot oity, returned having sold a stock of goods. He brought of liquors. Give him a call. d2I9tf four pounds of dust. He saw a number of Indians on the return trip. He is reWhose FeRNiTtHE ? At Otto Station, liable authority for the statement that these mines are exceedingly rich and fourteen miles this side of Cheyenne, a gives instances that came under his of as high as three pounds of kex car of fine furniture was found to be en firo last Monday. The car was switch- dust for five men's work in one 'day. Montanians are buying claims at high ed, and was entirely consumed, with the prices, pronouncing them superior to exception of the iron. Whose furniture ? anything in that territory. There is at present from 4,000 to 5,080 men on this Boyle', or Gale's ! creek and its tributaries. - w Farmers If Co-o- p. y . al and Take y, y, Just Walker Bros., Ogden, Are offering, for a few days, Prints at 5cls. per yard, and a choice line, 16 yards fer $1 also Silk Stripe and Wafch Poplin, 6 yards for one dollar. Call early as they wont last long. d280-t- f The Best of All. Tho finest Soda Fountain and the best Seda Water ' ia town, with all the choicest flavorings, at the City Drug Store. d!83-- tf Back to Its First Love. The Salt Lake Times ceased last evening to be a I subscription paper. The proprietor de-- ? sireg a wider circulation for the benefit of advertisers, than the Times has at-- : taineJ, and will therefore return to the gratuitous policy of the eld Footlights, while retaining the present name of the paper. The Times has grown in public favor and influence from the start, and e wish its enterprising proprietor the success he so well deserves in devoting his paper to business interests. I I Street, Ogden. HANSEN 7 Am S!.o Ho 9 CD AKH XOW KECEIVIXG T II El It SPISIXG STOCItt OF , X A Card from Win. Butler. taple and Fancy Dry Goods! XOTIOXH, ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, and CIATII15G, Which together with a large and varied stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries Citt, June 14th, 1876. Ogden Editor Junction : In your issue of the ltth inst., under the head of "Municipal," there appear statements made by Jehn Broom, which place me in an unenviable light before the public. 1 wish to be heard and vindicate myself. 1 know nothing of the grant of water by the City Council in 1862 to John Broom, John Cordon and John Laman. Before petitioning tlieCity Council, in 1873, for a grant of water, as stated in your paper, I went to the parties interested. They all consented to have their naties on the petition, and have all reaped the benefits of the action taken in relation thereto. I have borne the expense, and performed the labor of getting out the water; they have eBjoyed the benefits. Leather and Findings, X&ils, Shov Hardware, Horse and Mule Shoes, Tire Iron, Spades, lloes'and Rakes, Garden Wheelbar Flows, nvr STORES They Offer at William Butler. Cineiasati, 13. Way Down South. Logan, June 12th, 1876. Extracts from a letter written by Mrs. v t Elvira Johnson to her parents in Logan: Moencoppi, Arizona, TO May 4th, 1876. FAMILY OGDEX CALX, Mr Dear Parents: We arrived here on the 28th of April. We are living ! upon a flat mountain, and have to go up - !?, a,loogdugway to get here. There are 30 souls 23 men, 4 women, 2 girls and a baby in this place. We live in a rock house, 40 feet long and 20 wide; it has 12 port holes. .We have two lone tables and can seat 16 at one time. We take d29-- t SUPT. turns doing ihe cooking, Sisters J en son and Arnold one week, SiBter Fulmer and I the next, and we get along firstrate. We have five cows and quite a flock cf ehickens, and all feel quite at home. Our farm is down in a hollow, which looks as if it had been washed out by water. We have plenty of water here, clear and cold, the best 1 have tasted since I left Logan. The water comes from springs and ponds, which latter are about 4 miles northeast of here. We have a splendid garden, which looks V. BOESSEL, nice and thrifty, and 15 acres of wheat, AND JEWELER WATCHMAKER which is doing well. WE HAVE ON HAND AT OUR The nearest Indian village is SO miles MAIN STREET. GODEN east of here. They are the Oribas a Clock and Tbey have got Dealer in Watches, very peaceable tribe. Jewelry, Fine Wostenholm farms down here by us, and yesterday ' ; A Large Assortment of ; duns, Pistols, and thirteen of (hem came down here on lit Cutlery, Ammunition. little donkeys to tend their farms. They are very small in stature, about four and All kinds of produce taken in exchange. dl94-l- y half or five feet high. The men are very thin and bony, the women short and plump, and very shy. About 400 yards from here are the of a once large village, but only Tinner, a,Watcr & Stettin Fitters. a few bouses are standing. There are , Jamee.) (Successor to Mitchell four Oriba men and their wives living 1 FDLLLINEOF BLACK AND GALVANIZED i Iron Pipe an4 Fitting! kept in stock.; Il'se here, four of whom have been baptized, and are very good "Mormons." One of Pipe and Fitting for same. Agent for Kurosey'l fthade celebrated Farce and Lilt Pumps. re them, Tuba, has been ordained a High paired, and Pump fittings on band. Pumps Priest. The Oribas are very industrious. AND ROOFING, They have sheep, and spin and weave FURNACE WORK their own clothing. They are very kind Galvanized Sheet Iron Cornice made to order. OILS-Ra- w 8oldered Top Frnit and to us, invite us down to their village, Honey Cans a apecialtj in their neason. give us plenty to eat, and call us Order from tho country promptly filled and VARNISH E8. COPAL, DEMAB AD-OO-A- CH "Hopees," which means "our people." shipped. Warehouse and Workshops, West Temple St., We had a hard time to get here, and SALT LAKE CITY, every one traveling this way should have water barrels. Sometimes we would Opposite City Meat MarVee. y P.O. Box, 300. have to sit by the spring with a cup, and wait for the water to run in. We were two days on the desert, but did not suffer much for water. There was plenty of good green grass. Is cow complete, having received a large stock of Bourbon nd Ryd It is quite different here from Cache Jamaica Rum, Apple, Grape and CogDao Brandies, Fine Old Whiskies, When I look around all I can Valley. Torn Gin, a large stock of see is rocks, sand, and a few sage brush. Across the gulch are the remains ef an ancient town, built of rock, and the tall piles of rockwork look like sentinels guarding the sleeping city of the past. We have a mail once a month, and would like our friends (if they have not Consisting of Sherry, Port, ABgelica, Cocomongo, Mnscat, Dry forgotten us) to write to us, directing Muscat and White. Also a large stock of CASE GOODS, their letters to Moen Coppy, Arisona, which we offer at prices lower than ever. , via Kanab. SPECIAL IMDIICEEffEHITS THE & Co's, Fifih TRADE OF and SE. and VICINITY. Free Delivery to all parts of the City. Orders addressed to R.S.WATSON, Manager, will receive prompt attention . 13. Clawson, TO. 1 wist & ; E. BIIIOK STOHE3! NTSTST DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS; DAVID JAMES. t J. Dye Stuns, Perftimery, Combs. Brashes, Rubber Goods, Hair Oils, etc. PAIffTS, Dry and Ground In Oil, of cvtrjr and color. Paint, Whitewash Calea mine and Varnish lirushcs in Great Variety & Boiled Einseed. d3UT-I- The Republican Convention has assembled the largest and most excited crowd ever congregated here. Everything is at fever heat, with bat little acrimony. The temper general is of good nature. After a careful review of the ground we are satisfied that Blaine will be nominated not later than the third ballot, and almost certainly on the He is second. constantly gaining strength in consquence of the assaults upon him. His sickness is the result of mental strain under the attack, and excites much sympathy, turning lukewarm into ardent supporters. Blaine's friends count over three hundred votes on the first ballot sure, regardless of Pennsylvania, which it is now underO. stood gives him a united vote on the second. New York will cast her twenty ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW, votes against Conklisg on the second or third ballet, giving him all but two on Ogict Tivt Doers Zatt of Da. JfaCl Batik. the first. Hanes is nearly certain to be nominated for with SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 4225-tBlaine. The evening has been mainly deveted to verbal and gwnpowder fireworks, while the leaders have been consulting THURSDAY, JUNK FIRST, A SPA OF in out of y places. A meeting of ON horses, one grey and the otber dark the friends of Blaine was held ia front brown,large D K on left thiph. They or black, branded ef the Burnet House. The reading of a were last seen near the Utah Northern engine Ten bonw. Dollar reward will be piren to any d;spaich from Postmaster-Genera- l deliver them at Uibeon k Ecclea' penoa who that Blaine was con- planing mill. s4T-AS-DAVTP ECCI.ES. cbeere. siderably better, elicited Speeches were made by Governor of Illinois, Judge Humphrey, of I STOUK. Wisconsin, and Prof. Langston, LIQUOR DEPARTMENT. ThomasW.Jones Kicrchant CALIFORNIA WINES! to-d- GEO. DATES, EAST INDA, HOME, STOMACH Tailor, KENNEDY'S DITTERS, COGNAC BRANDY, PORT, & AN- GELICA, SHERRY & CATAWBA WINES, OLD TOM AND SUPERIOR OLD TOM GINS, CALIFORNIA CRAPE BRANDY. ' Vice-Preside- LOST. faiT Opposite Hank tbe-wa- Bev-eridg- e, Pnre Wines and Liquors For' sals- at - DEH BRAMGH m Bavarian non-arriv- A dispatch from Berlin reports that Prince Milan, of Servia, has sent an autograph , letter to Constantinople acknowledging his alliance to Murvi. A dispatch from Berlin says that notwithstanding the announcement of the armistice, fighting continues in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Bulgaria. The tame dispatch reports that Turkey, on the 19th, demanded the immediate payment of Servia's overdae tribute. The News has a special from Brussels dated midnight, stating the riots at Antwerp were increased. It is stated that a house was demolished. Regular troops were called ext. who fired over fifty shots. A telegram from Paris says, the Turkish corps of observation on the Servian frontier has been ordered ts withdraw. ' It is supposed tbis is done at the instigation of the British government. A special to the Times from Cadiz says, there has beea a riot at Gibraltar; but no details have been received. Spanish telegrams say the trouble was begun by German sailors of the ironclad fleet insulting ladies on the wharf. All the German sailors were confined to thoir ships until the fleet sailed. LADIES dl40-t- f FOREIGN. London, 13. A flieratch from Cadi to the. Tiroes Fancy Brinks In every style at the C. W. B. & L. Co. si; s, the estimate limiting the Spanish army to 100,000 men, does not include ZASSZS k Co., Aeats. dl30-t- f t.nt to Cuba. ReatlyOIade Clotliinjj LADIES ASD CAS EE DAD FR Also a fine article of Imported Kumjnel. ' 'rOtt DANISH AND -- E. Privra, at '. EIXGIIAHS' On Fourth Peery Block. Street, West of the d220-3- ' !" ' ENGLISH ALE j.ND PORTER . MAIN STEEET, We wish to call is daily supplying a CTII IMhS-- tie I.uwtKt GERMAN. Physicians' night or day. attention to our splendid SODA FOUNTAIN, wbiA article of Soda Water. first-rat- e Prescriptions t ccurately compounded at all hours of thi W have one price on our goods and are determined to sell ehetpef dl84-- l titan any house in OJec City. |