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Show BY lZEUBAJPII. t -- WEDNESDAY . Builneee Manager, to hom beauareeeea. cowwuouetjoM lould Lo,K r Gen. Sherman Defines , t Ms Position ; Bank Robbery! Gen. Grant's View of the ' "r' ' Grant Massacre! The Czar's Visit to Berlin ed. Removal of the Italian Jo.' the National -a Camp the performance passed aoquiued d the ;;,moothly; acjors J. Mrs-Wright ; wJL? the aa Countess, impression "V 'w'ith practise, will be quite an twobi'cbes, ...i.ii.. Uigd : 7 s" AMJSK1CAN.-- tie characters. the delicacies of the season 2 ,. V V at GJl. Tribe's. mcr- - All 6-- enter- Cokert. Mr. Philip Phillips' on Monday Uinoeni; at the Theatre, and ioi last, was a very pleasant fine a has aereeable one. Mr. Phillips Bins. Lam On Wednesday evening Mr. C. W. Penrese left here on biwiness tour through Dear Lake Val Our readers may ley, in Rich County. expect some "Monstrous" stories from Mr. P., ere he returns. Should he suc ceed iu he will tho Monster, capturing lead us a tooth or a scale of the beast. Lectcbi. were sorry to see so present at the Theatre on We VI' deep-seate- well cultivated, and be is an Fob !)M new j ura, o, t The Herald, publishes the following from Gen. Sherman, defining his position on the Presidential question. Fort Stelt, Commancbe Reservation, May, 25 To the Editor of the Herald ; ., I have been visiting ou the Texas frontiers for tb past month, and here for the first time, 1 met with a file of Eastern papers, by which I see quite an unnecessary muss has been raised, by a reported speech made by me at a supper of the Union League club, at New Orleans, the night preceeding my departure from that city. Whoever reported that speech by me,H committed a breach of propriety, for Governor Warmouth presided, and before I consented to respond to a call, 1t was assumed by the President, that no reporters were present, and that whatever was said would be sacred, and confined to the persons present. Now, as to politics, I think my personal, friends d know my antipathy to the subject, yet, as you seem not to understand, I hereby atate, .hat I never have been, and never will be a candidate for President; and that if I were nominated by either party, I should peremptorily' decline; if unanimously, I should do. dine to serve. t yon can find tangling stronger to convey the meaning, you are at liberty to use it. I am your servant ,rt oon-etr- J ',. V W. k, Sherman, Gen! k . Chicago, 8. The annual- election Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, was held on yesterday,; at the office of the company, in this city. About one hunof.-th- - dred and thirty thousand shares were The following directors represented. were elected: J. David Daws, Francis II. Toms, A. G. Dullman, Charles R. Marvin. Harvey Kenuedy,, (New .York ;) R. t. A. Forsyth, (New York ;) Milton Wm. L, Scott (Erio ,P.,) John F. Tracy, Henry H. Porter, (Chieogo;) Ebenerer Cook, George L. Davenport, s, (Davenport, Iowat B. F.' Allen,' Iowa.) The old officers vere reelected Jobu F. Tracy, being President, Lbenezer Cook, Vice I'residen; Francis ' Court-wrifcli- (Des-moine- H. Toms, Secretary and Treasurer ; F. G. Sherman, Assistant Treasurer; Hugh Ruddle, General Superintendent; P. A. Hall, assistant Gen. Superintendent, and Messrs. Tracy, Dhwb, Cook, Scott aud Allen, comprising the Executive Committee. The annual report of the company will be published it about two weeks. . The managers of the Chicago, base ball club have arranged to play another game with the Mutual club of Xew York on Friday, 16th inst., at the latter place the Chicngos will piny the resolittues of and the PhilaElizabeth. N. J. Tnes lay, delphia Athletics June 13 Is the, day fixed for, the third championship game with the Olympics of Washington. The tour will terminate on at Washington, and White Stockwill immediately return, to ..Xew ing, y, lh persons Thursday night, to hear Dr. Gibson's York. San Francisco, 8. Mturt on Phrenology. In consequence A merchants numerous call, if Lie glim by signen attendance, the Dr. delivered and business firms, has been issued,' for nlf a abort discourse in a familiar a meeting at half past three this Afterstyle. But we were satisfied noon, at the Merchants' Exchange, -- to id the lecturer was master of the sub- - make arrangements for giving the direcof the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad ;et on which he treated, and that he tors a p blic reception on their ar- -' Company Kred larger audience. He gave a rival on Saturday evening. Mrs. Annie Regan, aged 43, died last illustrations, and those present ex fwed themselves well rewarded for evening from arsenic taken while tem She leaves' a small porarily insane. . . !t ' they had spent in his company. child. ;? iio ! Jwber lecture will be announced in a The Pacifio Mining and Water Comdays, when we hope there will be a pany, to locate, buy; sell and work mines and water privelepes, has been incor'UueuJtmce. porated; capital, five millions. Trustees, A. Hay ward, Joseph O'Donahue and A. re-!- '. Ihsatek. by special K. Pharmon. , , 9 f will be again presented Howard The weather is warm and calm. Oats, seven and a half feet high, from tyn.'s Thrilling Drama, entitled "The-"Vi- a Merwhich Mr. T. A. Lyne will San Diego, are on exhibition at the i tchants' Exchange. appear as Carwin. To be fol owed by The petition for the. disincorporation " laughable Farce of "That Blessed of the California Steam Navigation Company, and the final closing up of iU Uj." affairs, was filed in the county tally to the Theatre and fill the house court this morning. Judge Stanley orknight. dered the hearing to take place on the 12th of July., n K? See Notice of the South-WentPhiladelphia, 8. Tho army retiring board has complet'"'gating Company in this issue. ed all the cases before it, save" a few of the officers ordered from distant staCisnmcisiOK. We learn from the tions. Brottleboro, Vt., 8. Ktrdd that the infant son of M. Armer, The National Bank of this village was was circumcised on Wednesday robbed of $20,000 last night. , , , r, at the residence of the t f Washington, 8. I family, in i 8al' Lake - The new hundred-dolla- r gold certifiof number A City. great will be issued next week. cates citixenj were present on the Treasurer Spinner was in London May The operation was tery success 23d, in improved health. i t ; 4 f Geri1 Sherman was at Fort Hill, Indian performed by Dr. Loovcnburg, of ;K Nevada.. ' territory, May 28, and 'give an account Of the capture of some ludians engaged the raid into Texas, in which seven BOTocaAi'Hiso. Messrs. Savage & in men were killed and a corn train robpttinger are sketching and photograph-- bed. On the 27th a large party of 'hs beauties their usual rations, ofCapenorn, and other Indians came for notorious rascal, not a and Santanta, attractions in this region. They tha Indian to admitted agent that T a hand rail-ca- r on which they trav- - only he had headed the raid into Texas, but aP"nd down the railroad at their r. boasted of it. The matter was brought Brother Edward L. of the Herald, belore General Sherman, who acquiesed a them, at the opinion of Indian agent Tanium, Alta, last Sunday, aud, he in that Saiitanta and tho others who were arrested. "they had added to their treasures engaged in the raid should be j wenery and art, a valuable collection They will be carefully guarded and news and be tried by the civil sketches; and more mag- - taken to Texas to a "ficent they greatly authorities, procedure "scenery from the Sierras" may dread. ' ' '." ' V' look ed for at the lata ahortivf at the cr.vlWv nt Dr'Sparr, who figured found dead in trial, was svtg 4time A ; o-night, en-li- re ei , ! oo-io- n. Baltimore, 6. Typographical Union several committees reported a number of resolutions presented, among Which tho fnllnuiini ..l.,ni.,l. D. solved to admit pressmen to membership in we union, also tbat the jurisdiction of subordinate unions shall extend half wy to the next union, also, leaving to subordinate unions the regulation of apprentices. The motion to take from the; table the resolution offered on Monday last, to allow colored printers the rights of membership in the Union was lai( on the table by ayes, 44; nays, 17. A resolution Was artnntfd HMmminitin. arbitration instead of strikes for the ettlement of disputes, and arranging iu manner in wnicn, it snail beeBeoted. Richmond, Virginia, was chosen as the plaee for the next annual meeting. i FOREIGN. to-d- mm ; n. two-fol- u Bullion in the Bank of .'.i: England!,'); ,.rror-strick- .tnt i Capital! x attention until idDot draw any special won he great ap- HelutMeae. when of a,e by bis faithful representation Carwin. L murderer, .'.-.'froui "The Merchant of weU worth eein8' Mr, Veoiee" of Portia being TrigW'i i'mpersonatioH the of. performance. tb, chief feature n(1 is dmirab,e' e'cution Tkii lsty' all that could iejtoneeption of ibt pari ... Paired, and if she wonld cultivate power and force ksr oict to sufficient will become hniiia easily, ,i - aha to u .k. favorite and reach the success . is nothing .fc. mar desire. J There . ... in relation to the rest of orzanist. The songs sung con were all of a religious character,' to but appealed sectarian, vtjed nothing , kindness, and tin heart encouraged tirtue and lore amongst mankind. One mat charm in Mr. Phillips' singing is Via and distinct enunciation of word. This is a rare accomplish (ry When sound ment in a public singer. the pleasure of ind sense are combined, If Mr. Phillips bearing is to singing, or, himself would confine the addresses audience, 'drop wlien be used by some tone, ikit whining, canting would be there professional preachers, his of the mor to enjoyment aailiaj but that old, sectarian whino is a pkfl te hear. The concert was and was the audience orderly tmm, preeuiife, and, with .the exception we confess to baring evening. pleasant ipwta tery .to. .in- t Mr.Lyne t,0r voice UU i n s Mr. Lyne's benefit was " ir natroniteu. r tery J ,Dere but full, wh in numoers anu ap- Tuerese" was played very .:- f .l- TBUTKK. to tUe 06M Jokctioh by th Atlantic mid Pacific Tdegraiih Companj.l S"' .' i f i i 8peil end SATURDAY, his room at French' hotel, having died, supposed, jn a fit of appoplexy, yesterday, A , M t,Xit vMfu vonan r. uressy aiea at Arabella, Mass., on Sunday. He formerly commanded the "Flying Cloud," and made the two shortest trips record oeiween an Tineico. j w.yprfTpa The President ia a, conversation with a correspondent at West Point, charao-terhe- d the attack on the Attache.. i Camp Grant, as purely murder. His fuuey was, ana ne wanted, peace on the H plains as well n. vrn.K.r tended t Investigate the Camp Grant affair, and 'would be just to all concern-- , it? is, ; : , . H Pt lei-,U- J Blood-Woodbu- ll SU The VSvrnd Petersbnag, 7. recjteflhe fqrmaTpreseh-tutiCir,''of the"ordertf o to h Oxma-nli,.the Turkish ambassador. The accompanying speeches and comments upon the ceremony confirm good rela- - by His Imperial lligbnesa, the" Csar.v left this city for Berlin, on a visit to the Emperor of Prussia. ' London, 8. The Italian Government has transmitted to the British Government, official notification of the intended removal of the Italian Cupital. from Florence to . Jlom,fwhere itls proposed to locate it permanently. It is rumored that Chambord has arrived at Boulogne. The termination of the Russian campaign against Khiowa is confirmed. The Diamond fields at the Cape of Good Hope are still encouraging. "Mortimer" won the Alcot cup; Verdure" second; "Botbwell" third. Tha bullion in the Bank of England has increase 375,000, t PlHUi' ' i Vienna, 8. 1 The chief of the Dallingen party, have finally decided not to' separate from the Church of Rome. i . Versailles,, 8. . T PrincvNapoleon has announeed bis intention of becoming a candidate for the representation of Corsica, in the French Assembly, The indications are, that he will be supported by a powerful, and influential party. President Thiers proposes the appointment of M. Jules Ferricra, as Minister to Washington. This is intended by M.; Thiers as a measure of opposition to the Monarchists party. M. Jules Picord has been appointed to the Governorship of the Bank of France. The Conipte De Chambord will shortT f ly proceed to ?Verpailles. M. Mires, lie well knows Paris bro. t.Jt ; ker, is dead. .wiV a motion was la the Assembly made for the prolongation of Thiers term of office, as chief Executive, but was postponed till after the completion of the Supplementary elections to the Asscm- ', I b,y"; f n U V .t V 4 , C .. i , Berlin, 8. The, Emperor Williamreceived" the Czar and Alexis at the station. It is said Rosel and Courbet have been unearthed in Paris. ' The Official Journal ascribes the in surrection to Napoleon's congreation of three hundred thousand workmen in Paris. r,. ; J y, t'i rr Correspondence. D. OGDEN CITY K; Laki Citt, - Salt' June 6, 1871. t EDITOK OODIX JOGTIONl MERCANTILE i . Dear Sir During my Tisit to Ogden I aeeepted the invitation of my friend, Mr, Geddis, of plain City, to take a ride with hi andastrollthrough thebeautiful grain fields, which 1 am happy to report Heavier look; exceedingly promising. or earlier grain I bare seldom seen than Next Door lo Z. I.; I witnessed growing there; so that the chances are, tbat this settlement, so OTTERS TO THE FCBLIC A CHOICE lot of Otocra MurclwailiM, cotnistluf heavily visited with grasshoppers last season, will: have fine crops this year. I also enjoyed a dish of strawberries and had tha privilege of partaking of some GROCERIES, early .rose potatoes, which although small were quite a treat. I am happy HARDWARE, ' to be able to bear testimony to the industry end enterprise of the settlers DOOTS & SHOES, who have vied with and excelled many older settlements in the planting of Clothing, Fancy No shads and fruit trees. The publio Hate, .; i , etc. now shade with is tions, surrounded square trees and the city, in the distance, has TIIE DRUG DEPARTMENT the appearanoe of a grove. Yours &e., CaniprUM a full and eompUt uonant of vrufi aaa mmicidm, ruuu, Uil, rnuhw, t , R.L.C IWSTITDTIOn, C:M. ' DRY GOOD , j "TINWARE, - '' Smithfuld, Cachi Couktt. THE LIQUpRDEPARTMENT June, 6, 1871 Gleaninos A committee, consisting of Theodore McKean, Alexander Majors, William Jennings, F7 Tracy, Gen. D. E. Bucl, II. W. Naisbitt, G. M. Ottinger and David McKenzie, has been appointed to mane arrangements icr iue ceienration of the Fourth of July in Salt Lake - V)VUV0 'H City. The Great Camp Meeting was expected to commence yesterday, which will cause 'some sensation among some of those members of our community who have been born end raised jn .Utah. Mr.'and MrsI'Durant called ai the Nem ice, on, Thursday and exhibited a very fiai bsbV! i The "chiel" is the finest of its age the editor of the JVetrt had ever seen, and, he has seen "heaps on 'em." The baby is a girl, five months old, weighs thirty-si- x pounds, measures e inches round the waist, and tw eleven and a quarter inches round the calf of the leg. The above items are from the Deseret nty-fiv- 1 1 ) Jfl f Evening The Sak keys the bell was burg in the steeple of St. Mark's Episcopal Churoh, at Salt LakeCity, on On being rung the bell Wednesday.' gave forth soma sweet aounds.Tba bell and fixtures weigh l,1401bs. The new From the Corinne Journal Chnrcb at the for Presbyterian organ on and arrived Wednesday, Corinne, will be placed in the Church in readi; ; j ness for use to morro ;i $. The ladies' picnic on Thursday was largely attended by children of almost The party went to tut every age. beautiful gropes on the south side oi Box Elder, where they enjoyed themselves exceeding y. The "City of Corinne" left yesterday for Lake point, and will, prubablr etan on bef regular trips about 'Monday oi , r Tuesday next. lik-Heral- -- 11 , Tat Libhaby Association. A spe- 40--1 INDUCEMENTS !!! j !' . ; , j v , ' Plquasi, n, : and jj full complement of it siJ3mER0ODS,jv: it compltt GeiiUVljtdlof,, nintica and' i . Children' . , ,; Califoruia and other : J,.' BOOTS AND SnOES - j Croquet Nllppers, v .Vi 1 JnBltllaiit.;iM and all the latest style. S J. j i,. , . A, . ; a.' i., oi!..a Mf-n- . iwt.i.;iba2-- i'--i 1IATS and CAPSf iir, J: Ladles Snadownn, Olpsie,' ct r '' v j tr'fl Nil Ion'rf Oentfl Straw and Panama; " i ' H. XOCLSa k CO. hare aa excellent Af aortment of Homo Manufactured and URNITDRE at their tiUtabliihment Imported oa Maiu street, Ogden. Every article it war. " ranted, and will bo ecld f , and Repair, neatly eiocuted on tho 18011001 . notice. , Orderi promptly executed. I BCCLE8 rf 37 t CO. Mais street, Ogden. BRICH AM CITY HOME MANUFACTURES. j ,. k. ,,,t ,a To all tho Peoplo c ' . . ..: .. - :;. 5") r i'.i ... YOU CAN: GET , Vtl,i. t 'i ATCc'v H. DINVJOODEY'S " 1 T;i1 v : '..At J 1 1 Vt 1 EaHt .Temple Street, SALT LAKE CWfM 4ji- Good Chairs for $15 per Dozen," (Knocked down and boxed,) Tai)lc Leaf Fall and ... 18 ' Kitchen Tables Walnut Bareau, ) withgla, Walnut Bedsteads, Woolen Factory ts now in operation, manuiacturicg , In the different Settlements. ' t '. , OUE '.4 ". 1 Bedsteads .....from $6.00 to $12.00 Chairs, Black Walnut Lounges, each...... .00 Black Walnut rail-Lea- f 8 00 Tables... Black Walnut Cribs, each 6.00 Waahitandt, Bureaua, Rockinf Chain, Hat trooMO, etc, ete at equally reduced prices. All kinds of Carpenter Job Work, etc, eto.' ,' Call and Examine.,., t... ' : ' JJ '," WARE, i ' - CLOTHING. A full Stock of GROCERIES HARD CHEAPER THAN ANYTHING OF THE, KIND HERETO- SALE IN UTAH. ,.5 : : READY-MAD- , it in Carpet, Mosquito larN. FURNITURE AND Window- Curtains and Shades. CABINET MAKERS. A NEW LOT OP T - . ".mi General Wood Turners, e V SHOE DEPARTMENT ' J.II.ECCLES&CO. " MaraeilleH, Flue Shawls, A. ; ; DEPARTMENT,:' ' 1 Poplinta, tircnadiaes : Superintendent. GREAT f "v 1 , I. BAUJNTYNK, y 1 CaU attention let their large and writ-- t ..' assorted Stock, jiwt reoeired, con-- ' ', siHtlng, in rBrt. of ' cation. Supt. Samuel Roskelly in the ohair. '. Supt. Roskelly reported that the present condition of our schools was very good, being well supplied with books, etc., and also well attended, the latter being brought about by the system of taxation, which is adopted by the majority of the school districts in this county. The school teachers spoke in high praise of the National series of books by Pat ker & Watson, and said that the more they use them, tha mora they realize the superiority of the National over any oth' , er aeries they have used. The leading Bishops, and educators of the county were present at the convention, and spoke of the necesity of a higher grade of school, than we have at present, and the feelings of Bishop W. B. Preston and Supt. Roskelly were, that we should establish a high school in Logan City, and support the same, by sending the advanced scholars of our settlements there, to receive an eduoation, which will fit them to fill honorable positions, etc. This met the minds of all present, end we resolved that we would use our influence in the matter, by presenting the same to the publio. All the afternoon session, the question, which is the best mode of teaching the alphabet, spelling and writing, was broached, and the subjects were handled in a masterly manner by some of our teachers, with illustrations on the blackboard, which proved that they were really interested in the profession of teaching the young idea how to shoot. The question how to teach notation and enumeration was laid over until our next convention. Many other items were canvassed by the brethren and sisters present, and the feeling was, that this conventoin surpassed the other in number and interest, and it was a noticable fact that the leading elders of this county, are men who take a very lively interest in the education of our children. , Chas. Wright, .' Secretary of the Convention. x DRY GOODS d GROCERY, Contain, the chotcmt (citation of Wiau, It mixtion. . Editok Ooni Junction : Alcohol, tc, etc., all of which aro bow bolng sold Dear Sir : On Friday, the 2nd inst., t th vory lowoal poulbl prioM. ProKripUous compounded by a Competent Drnr gin. . the School Trustees of Cache County met carefully r.B All nartta Indebted t tho 1M md ird and in Convention at the Logan Hall, at 10 Ind Ward 8 tome aro U aattla Immedi Mercantile a.m., to take into consideration the best ately with the Otfdea City .. . . method of advancing the cause of edu- inautution, ' 22-- tf ,; ! ' 6. - - 8 an!r401n 010 to 017.' va . tiotn of superior quality. cial meetings of the members of the OgThe nighcst Price paid for SOUTH TEMPLE BTKEEt, den Library Association was held on wool. "LiAJVLE Wedn sday evening, in the Third DisV Mr. J. A. West in trict School-housOtMaa-IabaBlock Eaat of C. a v the chair. From some notes which at our were read by the secretary we learned Ditbat some changes in the Board of rectors' have become necessary, end other business of interest was to have A. KING & 1 There was not, how been transacted. i is (Suceeeeon to C. B. McGregor), ever a full attendance of the members, iETC and business was therefore postponed. BOOKSELLERS and GENERAL Addresses on various interesting subNEWS AGENTS. KBIT OX H5D AND MADI , TO jects were delivered by the President, FILL SUPPLY OV BOOKS, PAPERS. and others, after which Majatinee, otc, comUntly en hand, and . turSalo adit was resolved that the meeting be 2ft. 6 by 6ft. 6, an J ; Wednes o'clock' text journed till eight AT PUBLISHERS' PRICES. ' ; 2ft. 8byCft. 8." ' day evening, at. the same place, and that Alio a choice Selection of Fancy Goods, Cigars, a node of the sume be published in the at oar Depot, Broom'i Ogden Junctiox. We call the attention Tobacco, etc, etc, SOtf . of all whom it concerns, to said notice Comer, Ogden City. : which will be found in our advertising SALT CITY, Cash paid for Hides e, TANNERY, F. SASH. CO., ; , ' : ..? BrtubM and fcney articlM. it 1.' Z. C; MJ .i DOORS. MOULDINGS; i FRAMES, A DOORS. , "' V , , column, . Coaltillb. ", . , Tf TOU WOULD BE WELL FORTIFIXD, TRT , Some Come to my Tannery and eoe if I will not cell you aa GOOD LEATHER aa tho boat, and ai cheap aa tn cneapen in tne mantel. HIDES aud BARRt WANTED. . . tf JOVAIHAN BROWKINO, Addreoe, V. SliadeTrees! HOWEVER COSTLY or elegant, is complete in its adornment without its complement of SHADE TREES; and tliej also add a beauty tbat nothingelse will to the humblest dwelling or location. Spring is the time to plant them. Mr. A. C. Pj per can supply either Locust or Mulberry trees in any desired number, from 2 in. to 8 in. in diameter at the butt, and will deliver 'hem on the cars at 8. L. City, at from 50 cents to 11.00 each. ' 0, Boa : 9W. Donford VTO BUILDING, Sons L A. C. PTPER, President Young's Office, Salt Lake City. i per- son or persons have, during the past few days, entered the house of Mr. Joseph II all, on his farm, on the Weber, E. J. WATKIN3, : Boot and Shoe Maker, the of ilea tho HI; Boot, Fifth Ftroet, Oeden. All kinds of Boole and Bnoee made to order. Re pair! neatly executed. Produce taken in payment. At and stole a shovel, burnt the door of one of the rooms, and not content with this, set fire to his meadow, Highest Trice for all or 11 Kira. kinds destroyed a levee made to conduct water Rotr.ember the liig Boom, to high places on the farm, and broke down the fence, leaving the crops exDRESS AND CLOAK posed o cattle., This is a dastardly outMAKING. .i.:rage, and anybody who can give .infor"U. D. STtAUT WISHES ETERTBOOTT mal ion concerning the perpetrators of it, MRS. kaw that lb. ku FlKT-CLAiKUWLKQ and ii pruparvd to do all MACHLSJS, ought to assist in bringing them to jus- a iu "a vu irwniimuia sri nn si IIr tice and the punishment they to richly Ritnco aa the Bench, FOL'RTH KTRtfcT, four 01 tne Tttntnf umcc. tinma deserve. long-handl- MILL. A correspondent writing to us from Coalville on the Oth inst., informs us that all is well at that place. Prospects are flattering for a rich harvest. Crops of all kinds look well,' and there are no signs of grasshoppers there. The pests laid no eggs in Coalville last season, and the people there are very '.! , '; hopeful. At Hoytsville the late frost had been very keen indeed it is said to ' have been the severest which has been experienced in Summit County for some years past. It did some slight injury to the young wheat crops, but nevertheless the prospects for a good harvest are ; very encouraging. Outrageous. STEAM PLANING OCDEN TANNERY. . paid 14-- tf 4 et-l- y tn SALT LAKE CITY,. Are still dming an .eseluaira Bkoe Boot, and Hat Trade, . , Wlioleaale and Retail attbi . '. v ''. Mamixioth Boot, Shoe, and Hat Store, EAST TEMPLE STREET. r I . We bae a largo and raried Stock of tbe above Goods oa band, aad are receiving fresh Goods from tbe East and West every day; also a good supply of Custom Hade Boots and Shoes, f tbe best quality. All of wbicb w are determined to sell at tba very lowest possible prices. Examine our Goods and Trices bfor purchasing eleewbers. , 22-- . |
