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Show , Re vie; w. Thb Sally a O Xj CD -- HOTEL ARRIVALS. timet carrying the fell aud extreme SISSON, WALLACE & CO. alent in a of 86 but FroaOHr Regular CorrespwiwUnt. lead, veryylow Salt Lake City, Ang. 15, 1871. COIUKNE, UTAH. letui n in silver. The ores foundgn the salt lake house. . Salt Lake,' Aug. 15. 1H71. districts at Grantsvijle aud beyond the LVW BENCH. rropnt-rTII.I'ZX I Whjlraal Daalen la I shall not go into Retail of the less K Turk, low. are all high iu .lead aud almost J II T lor, N Y. " T P It tliHSImra Cmp Batnuin, valuable and unfrcquelit metals that exdess in silver. it T J U HurUtt. Penn San Fran, ist in the ore in Utah, but proceed to the P.e P Mlh. City. C R King, St Luiil. . le fineness Of the silver produced ip Jm CAmpUll, P ilolne, remaining important ores, first of which J W Rodebmik, Oplilr. J Ureenemald, Pa. i is another matter worthy of reW II ( hlnn, Timlr. PRO VISIONS, J Smith. I'. T. mark. Retnrus just made from the Wal- Ir VV X Hidli-y- , Ojhlr. II RTompktmi, SUv'rcitj LIQUORS, Mtn.ua Dnlr, J H Freeman, ' SVER, X, ker Mill, ut East Canyon, shows silver N Atwood. TOBACCO, J A Wil.lamron, City. ike'nd. tha abounds, not only in all the district:) bars 903 flue from the Occidehtal T Oliver, liliiKhnm. Sunon. New York CLOTHING, tkek, J W L S F Stunbum. Rowell, t. HARDWARE. nt it is believed in all the mountains of with others as A H York hew Ulll, high as 980 from Tompico -AND Utah, whether district have been .organOther ores from other Salt Lake City, Aug. 15th, 1871. ized there or not. Utah, has been very andjSilverpolis. 4 districts have run 980 fine. These re.c; 1 N REVERE HOUSE. appropriately named jThe State of SMITH t MERRILL Proprietor. Sacramento and San sult. are remarkable in districts wheie Haring ReaMontInipartonr In direct from China for its silvpr productions are so R Shilling. Fort VVnjne.VV Swift, Id 'lie Ctwood Frantiaru, porting metal exists. base own Teaa girwa u qiuch and Japan our P BOnev, C!tv John Hendaraon, , B Rallem, F't VVaVur. EM only rivalled by its polygamy, and if an auporlor faclliUc In trada. her is the great productive resourtes W S J K Hanlr, Oinnha appropriate name was sought, the choice of I taly. Its development U but just II P Cotton, lUianl, I Cot woodC Salliran, II Multli, LosAngt-hwC Rarnulu, would reasonably be between the two. in We respectfully colt tha attention of I)calra to iu infancy. The Entina mine and a tjf our The greal variety of silver ores" iu Utah M D., and R. R. Sup. IR. ROBERTS, ones at Cottonwood, j Phylcln surrounding STOCK AT THIS TPOINT, includes almost everything kuowu to ,con - lr. RotiurU treats Huicossfully all Curalile LAR the little rith ore found at Ophir ILruiil. Animat Xagnrhsvt and tha I)iasrv, ty And offer them uur good, at aa low ftguraa a can metallurgy. Not only the argentiferous when Untie, have given on impetus to VaydixA Xj . A- Ofib-A- pr a M'k. MEATS abould ERTISb o'clock a. to iuaura iu ty tin jjifcning ixua. ' 3. C. Johnaton.U the , b bmi.bHl insertion in tha iu., tint Bxvixw in thla ari iptiou niuat he aid. the authorized of ub i W i husi-Wy- i 1 PresidentE. H.fiaw; ' Vice-Presiden- t, Wm. S. JWoodbtill; Secretary and Urer, , Jas. M.Slurphcy. Treas-- 1 1 J t Copt of yesterdays Review was returned to this officij with the following A written on the margin which we bnr!b T 1y think needs I at dont want youl jto loaYe your my house. Stop It; paper jJames Towxsexd. The North StarJ Mixing &.Tc.vxFl This company ;have now perfected their organizatiou with the following officers: President, Gov. Geo. L. Woods; C6l. Tho. II. Warren; fStuar Kingsbury; Secretary, j Treasurer, Maj. E. W. Jones; Directors, L. Seaman, and Ju . Wells Spicer; M. J. Briddell. Superintendent the Companj is of The capital stock $2,000,000 consisting of 20,000 shares of $100 each. A large fund for working capital is provided. The property of the company consists of the Hidden Hand lode and jothtjr mines on Chloride Hill, East Canyon,1 together with a tunnel location starting at the Hidden Hand Mine and running in a northern A direction through the mountain. contract has been let to run this tunnel for the first 100 feet with the privilege of extending it llOOO feet and . ninth work has already been done on it and It bids fair good ore has beeu.struck, extensive and be to a very profitable Co. -- Vice-Presiden- t, j I i ( A a. ' - n enterprise. .it THOMAS IIOOlKS, Conwr of Commrrclal and Frcond tfnnlh bn jjurt recei fd a fin- - lot of VVtv hnb he offvre at rexJivris duced priro. Aim praftdiea and olhrr piritunu anit liquor, tlw ! in the m.rk. t. CnPi.r s 1 n t SjorfL.. Tibbai. of Corinne, has on Land a very large assortment and stock of wines, liquors and cigars, case gotids, etc.,' and invites the! trade of the mining section through our, columns, to give him a call. Mr. Tijbbals enjoys a most enviable reputation !jvSa dealer, and tin der the circumstances, who could refuse So invite all to call jou him? They have a fresh stock ol clothing, gems and youth's underwear boots, shoes, etc., of Our many California manufacture. trader will bear til mind that the au Francisco store will opeu its door to the public on Friday next. i I JA BtT THE FINEST, Cmnliir Imported (liuiua, (Old st the Salt Lake Uouc CipM Stand. NONE L Try them. j OiR neighbor ol tho Ttibunt is some-- i what inclined to doubt the sincerity) of i Hotter Christ,- of - Council Bluffs, and flunks Brigham, of Nauvoo, is the rnofit jwnMitiOnal. hrist of the two, but we parade the. former) as an improvement am the larter, besides we are not inclined an hunt down the 7j ihuntt game.. Hence concluded to hunt up a mcKjern j we have ihriit of our own in the person of ot-ter. We suggest to our neighbor that he is not public property. i - j 1 DIRECT FROM H VAN A Frrli bj ImS bra SO of Cigara, at the, Salt StaAtL IIimw mrj itaiMr,U Ike dU Senator IIamlI To-da- y tho Senator of Vice President, United Statgs from the State of Maine, railed oa his excellency Gov. WobdS, having Belong interview. The Senator will visit OaFifornhl, and if time will admit, also the different valleys of Oregon. He expresses himself, we learn, as well now 1 , : I pleased with the course pursued by the United States officials in the - Territory and with the appearance of our city. j GO TO SEALY rt to get yeur IltRuse and. Sign intiog done. New Store. On Friday next Julius Brown A Co., of Cidifornia, will open the San FrancihcO Clothing Store P Second South street, between the Re vere Ilonse and Slain Rtreet. Mr. Btown is one of the merchant who can at all times lie upon for fair and upright his many customers through dealing, as can West testify. out the , r rj ) at-lie-d IIox. w. R. Usher, formerly dio, but at present operating in the Utah mines, bowe bid pleasant countenance into our sanctum yesterday. Usbei is live quartz miner, and is entitled to the best claim the mines afford Ida- - v The clever gentlemen in charge of Wells, Fargo It Co's interest in this ac- - city, and especially Mr. McKee, wrl rept our thanks for regular files of CalI ifornia papers. . I See Wanted i . other column, find t Fcst Notice); in & Co., EXTRA FINE MA.NAMtd FOUR Patents. CAST STEEL SAWS, Simplifying Other First Class Axi Tht Most VslnnbJe Patents Ever In Plane Fortes. PIANO FORTliS. All liutrun-ent- auld a i. . ores frequent in this geographical latitude, but? all the rarer characters and classes found iu Mexico and Peru, aro said to exivt here, such as Iodides etc. The of silver is quite in East common' Canyon, beiug there called by the boys, the frequently e and is a very rich sib of er, green-idand choice orp. This is found in many mines. It also existsjas far north as the Willow Pistriet,'opposite Corinne. It is generally found iu a matrix of pure chloro-broinid- e JiratilCuri;iT!Cgmadu'lnM the business and hold public confidence ulilil capital and enterprise can return and provo to the world that Utah is the. greatest silver fielj ever yet known; where hundreds of thousands of people can live and thrivlp froiij this one resource alone; where every will lx dotted mountain top and with the shaft houses and mine works, and every valley and canyon supporting a flourishing town or city, whore uneeak iugll? is heard the heavy thug of the fallilg stamp; the puff of the driving and where the air is ever murky with the smoke aud fumes of melting ores. j further nmice. Wi i. stt-ker-s y anti-moni- MANUFACTURERS OF woik he may issue. Focsn. etippomsl to belong to vrlneh the ou ncr can hive by ap- A pocket-hoo- J Heuirnwry, plying at this of alt the Js.nrt.ofiS WHITE ZINC WHITE COLORS. The family of of State, Mr. May, will arrive Attention ii called to he advertise- iu and 173 CHICAGO. j -- t B. W. ALLEN I FULL, IKON PATTERNS CO. a tbe.d nFOR hALE AT TIISIR WAHEBOCSSA. 9 14 l.o I. e Street Chicago, fit Hand US fine Street, St. Lemt, Ffa SO C'trtmdi let Street, Orleans, jLw.j It ir p'eta RESTORER, ;) Tjrtrart af ftta Itpttllrifs CompoundU and Blvodroot. CrancjH berry. I I V it For ion Piano colic, 69 Adam eht-W- mtnbus a tt j tXSECT l'OISOX. j , sure extominator cf flirfi, roaches, etc. Prepnred by Dr, Bentley. Price, twenty five ccnM. beti-bug- A t i IS SUPERIOR TO ALL. diarrhoea,! dyneutery, complaints, sumnit-- r cholera.- - 1! . REXTZEY'S AGEE CERE AXD TEG-A HIE TOXJf. When taken in connection pith the bo tntiicnl j pit'a, tn free the livinternal and ether er t.rgan from coa anti-billio- ft. El n gestion, i hi- - vegetable tonic will only relieve, but permanently cur the ague, hill fever, dum'i hgue and all cogrh various md nate the liodyin a henl.lfy condition. Price 59 ecaM ttor The Arion PIANO FORTE has greater power than any other Piano Forte manufactured. COMPANY". A 4 vl-v- -u ltMtT am thk t . Miumfacturi ng 67 frir-rtne- liJtlVITA'irS YOXKSMItE For colds, coughs, hcMe. hide bound, and all draeaea which worpi. bots, affect tin wind and gereral condition of borecs and cattle'. . ! Washington Street, I rarrroom tnw-rtw- l n CARRIAGE ! I i- A Few Reasons wSc to our -i- VI VIACHIERV ! Musical Instruments. aoiild call the alt. ntion of thnc iu uant of Ootiit Ten llrocko tue recent large addition I LtXRS, UnequAlhsl fi.r retnovisig daudnijf tlrei-inr hair, and pr mating -l growth. It r.cvr fails to restore pray hair to a natural color : atsps i falling but in a Ml not soil the skin. few days, and d Dr. Bet tlv, New bv O.ilj Prepafi Hiarlcct, Out. BAR. CH1CAUC. Mining Machinery ! ih-f toeib made oa thi pctoci-a- f levvsiutii of SpHniioj' right. - The Ate emeu Ntw Company ' patoct bet bees daciered by tha C. S. bliirict Court of California aA Uh ca tried toftige this and, la Iova Lca gr.uited ageiMt the Court, tnjunctb.n Company aad pertia eflfif tka agctof Luitncn I'r.Uut Sew. US' All partioa veiling, parchuiBg, ortng aal4 Saw rattodyieg the prfactpla of saw, or ny 'I .fiat, ra heieiy notified sad warred against infrir. fir.ee t and iti cocreiwaat perel CAkTlLUK It Ware room. 19 i( J tie. j J30 Ilroadkruy, New York. IV of Street, a.l shoes rii WINES AND CIGARS, KEtV YORK. Jinx nr h Jfour9 X'ntirr iodbr Jlruff CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, OK CO.VSISTIXU Foreign and Domestic liquors. CARRIAGES dies. noriioffs stem guide OAL ,.ljlrar for thr rrlrbrfftrrl Gold Scot It hiyhjf uutl tlin. Latest Earl Steem Pnmp. Portable and Stationery IS PLATED WARE, 1JOIL.12iVm. Jlc ALL WORK TVARRAXTED. Option! Instruments. Addmtm: Council JVnnff Iron Work. Howard, El pin, and Waltham Witrhai. and U. S. Watrh Company. for Light Phnptnns. Top nnd Open Buggies, fur-naej- es - KA X - CORINNE. au)4 - 81NCF. TWO' JIOST STREET, (Opposite Salt Lake House.) s. ,r. A I) mi uk - - rnornir.ron. F. J. A. leave to Inform the Ladle and h-- Importers and Jobber n Are Our Well II i a Yt frHathiAll market. the latent fashions, and W. WIIXAJID. Kpwu SALE STABLE STOVES, ED, TREBLE. I might con t in ue these articles to a distressing length, touching upon Manganese, Bismuth, Cobalt, Nickle, Zinc, ArAND senic, Sulphur and other metals, but it will serve no good purposes. Manga-neis very abundant, but it can be put WENT OF WALKER BROS. to no good use outside of the chemical SltOOND SOUTH STREET, laboratory. Utuh. Ejismoth is only ned as an alloy and HALT a medicine, and it Is rare in Utah, Co All kind of Cmagc. Bnprtra and Handle bait is associated with njckle as an oxyd, Itorww alwar on hand at ruKuiilc rate. and its existence is a nuisance to WILLARD & PREBLE, the mines of Utah, causing foul Proprietors. air in 8hafls,'4 as is experienced in Eingham and other places. Zinc is rare in Utah, and not a profitable ore at The Rocky Mountain is too the ltfrt eommfor Apenlc goo! of the ores, but cannot at present corralled as an article of commerce. Sulphur exuU oJ libitum and more too but, is not saved or made into or other commercial commodity, as REV. EDWARD E. BAYLISS, Superintendent at the redaction works in the old world. Muriate of ammonia and other amrnoni-a- l !tfl MARY E. llEPFLEIUM, salts exist that are better fertilizers PrtclpJ. than guano ; alum is found in mass, (Formerly Priucinul of tie Young Ldira" Atheno-.- , korr'11!-, fllTnol.) chloride of sodium smd other salts are Ffwitr libera t. aud and common ; all the wlfcalies Thorough frequent exist in greater or less degree of purity. Literature, Marble of a fine quality ha been found Kaglltb MithtmitlM P otapy, at Eisl Canyon that receives a fine pol. Fhjnlolofy, ish. Nature has been lavish in her mice ral gifts to Utah, 'and generally it Etc:, Ktc. a great country in thi line. ICtc., LlAlSItY, FEED, OOBBALL, s LAKE CITY, -- ACADEMY, Corinne, Utah, -- i 3VLTJSIO, Fall Clagett, nn will reVBr-'- Monday, 8ept. fth, Terror j ' draire-- REV.-FDAR- r:tsiTr D w f nfiy E. fOPR-vr- , BYLISS, mil Epicure Boilers are of the simplest Construction, and so easily yiaiutged that guarantee them to yire tee ENTIRE SATISFACTION. cf Chemical and Pharmaceutical pat at ions, Prt-- I tXD , BVXTLUS COMPOVXD EXTRACT OP throughout the scab-- , the excellent Bin t tug Quality tho MEDICINAL SPECIALTIES, x Crarchi!!, Imyth and Tartly of TUtratlaH J that the Coated Pill, Aromatic Elixjpp. (excellent tonic and bitter, McKesson & Robbins Florida Water, Matin's Extract Ja- mail a Ginger, Norrell's Honey of Liverwprth (invaluable for coughs and colds.) Liquid star ! tbe Iiloodroot silmulotes the Dig stive organs, and protrocsa healthy action ri the Livvr. The Com pound Extract ns prepared, unimpaired th netivc nicdioinnl viru.es of ihe Rootp nnd pfbHvves Astringent, Tonic A we claini, namely, . pror-orve- s fi Anti'vp.ie and Sp:hittj Beirg cotnpoundfld 0uu pasmo-lic- , , . ' RLACHRLRRY, find Rhjtvr'VGt, frr SnraEBsr Cum plaints Digprhrza, CTolcra. Ciiole!4 Mcibn, Dv?inr rr, Cholic,- - Voniitipg, Ac. Thu plAch3ciry And ( ruhhijl r of acknowledged efficacy a Astringents; b piopcrtHS. native plants, it is roor gipeeislljf ndapti d fop the cure of those tUeas, and tmydifiesuons of disease which pre' It is ol proved efvail in this climatp. dyes, (for tamily use.) nssociatod with a iu ail ficacy In tho whi.to! dmg Having hrrn ratoblubrd Mate tf the h.w, n liixcd nqd diforlct-liMinwlnisttU.oiir kemm ai nnw about fortye wall known the mort year old. and xhtmlJ the setnmer, during end, to the trade, ann one whoe constant aim ha iu every family, to ti e on tbe atway beeq to elevate the mandard of character in kpv MEVT IS THr BFT IVSTRI WIPE. Dtrectiua for haring indication of siikms. onrpnreuit. Our effort in tbia direction been rewarded by gaining a reputation for dealing of tLokra the treatment in the baet and pnret good, we take pleasure in acoinpfuy bottle. presenting the above articles to the notice of the a be will recommendation onr that pnhlie, N. B. A ermplcte stock of cbemfcela, sufficient guarantee of qnahty. drugs, botanical preparations, . II. II. 8. CHIRCH, dye xtetfk, (yr., alsyringes, perfunw-ry- , foe sale atfvasonable mid on hand, ways River rtreet, 2l First class and r,poiisiMc Agents prtecs. TROY, XEW YORK, wanted in every City and Town where The sbovc trtdscifir s, wjri other of Manufacturers of we hare not already appointed them. Dr. Bently's preparation, may be had which we mail of Medicine Write for gvuerallyj to whom HOME COMPANION COOK STOVE, free, or enclosecircular, two or three cent stamps a liberal allowance is trade on wholesale for the Arion Pamphlet which contains purchases. THE a fid) account of the famous blindfold oven tap Par trials, and "other valuable information Sunbeam, & lor Heating Stove, to those contemplating pun haring a All PIANO FOOTE -- I exten-aivr- rt I fsl AGENTS WANTED. As no article in the household has a greater influence in promoting the health!, comfort and happiness of the family cirtle than the cook stove, it is economy as well as policy to get the VERY BEST, and In buying the THE CHARTER OAK, you can rely on get- Reflector, eeir feeding Parlor Stowe, ting the most saceeaafal, popular and And a general aaaoiiment of Cooking and heating atovr tor wood er rrmX ' made. ever Stove perfect Cooking Iu using an Epicure Broiler you are Stlf-fttdl- rue. Dt-a'cr- 1 ng IIILCOX niBBS FAflUT & SILENT . Piano-Forte- SEWING MACHINE. N. B. We caution the pnhlie front j !a re purchasing cheap Pianos, which has re- - j The Champion of 136 firrt centjy been put iu the market, hearing! feren. nJ Irae 1UW to rt thaw I ream All getinrnc Arion the name fc Arran. h tha Lx k StfuKv'i.gr r.ort of the Trset " the Patent name j bear Arion, Pisnps fer t grpert" oiI rer of reirk both k.pd o aliubra ea tho sow and can only b purchased from onr New Yot WXfcrooms, or our anthor- - of grext. AQICNTS RENTS & DEBTS COLLECTED. iwed Agents throughout tbe United VTARP COMING, for tmrwtlret d States." the da? (ftthUah fhft litre ft,treoMctkm of fenwtl 133 Uha St Chico : Juicy, Tender, and Delicious Beefateake, Chltkra, Ham, Ckofta At- - SOLD BY Excelsior fJanufacturing Co. Alain St., .. ST. LCt1S, 5lO., la A !H ITT I A New Enterprise, always sure of having AltaadflU 5rtk 1871- - obtotnlng lnforjnHVw A.I Both ARTICLES. Sugar Coated Pills, Gelantic Charter Oak nut in tbu huinM, ran Mill all. s. SUPERIOR FLUID EXTRA UTS. all go to prove what OF THE PERIOD BOOTS AND SHOES, In Manufacturers L. COOKING MACHINES of Salt Lnk City and virmit.r that h ha t rat ti rood fro pi Ban Krancinco with a large stock of the finest and best Where most needed, and in this respect other Pianos fail. The conatruction of the Wrest Plank, 25 cts.per bottle. into which the Tuning Pins are inserted, REXTLYS TE1 FORA PIIIC RE in such that it is impossible for the pins LXEYRR. the or Wrest Plank to become loosened, in the world for th Tbe best Untment itself to split, as is too often the case in Relief of Rheumatic, Neuralgic and all other Piano-Forteother pain?j.tbe dia eraiou of 1 utuort and InflapiKiatior.i. Frr superior to Killer and all 9hcr Pain Relief, Ready THE EXTRA ORPIN A BY j:VEXE,3 Prict 23 ccns p.r Louie. DRUGS, DRUGGISTS decidedly the .fif stand most EffecIt tual Woith Mediciae ever prcyai-t-d- . rs pleasant to the taste, and uniform in strength ; and one great advantage it possesses over all Worm Candies and lozenges is that its virtues will remain unimpaired for any lerg'h of time. Price s all NEW YORK.. POPULAR AND PERFECT ju-- other metals. Thr arer cnM. Great Strength McKesson & Robbins, AND SUCCESS-lJ'LT- "Wujfonft, Coireepondence Solicited, Cute and Phot'grapha Furnished. INTRODITTION. IlOOT & SHOE STORE. SWct'l Supersedes all Others AXTt RJtI.ro VS PILES. other mineraL smep. Groccra' f THEIR THE FltANBISCO MAIM , Contain no Mercury or prompt, natVaTid utiiform in their fciatiw ; no p rticulnr core i I A" A 4k, WEST JtAXDOI.PU STREETS. Price-- 25 cent The use of a bar (which is a part of required in their us. fr bott'e. The beet work In nae fur witIoo gtago Hack, the Iron Frame.) on line with tho Cmnibuaeea, all kind of Concord tlea of wrk, steel give heavy stringing, rh aa two and four ecot Concord Bnggiea, JJEXfLsS ftstTAMCAL WORM I Repairer of Cun a, Plato la, Etc., Ete. ST. ROTAXTCAV. EEXTLEYS &.c. Pliaton, We are building at our Manufactory, corner of sold 170 954 Manufactory of JTattro Jvioctry. MONTANA cents per buttle. Hotel aud MOSS Ag'Ot DESIGNS, to require recommendation. Prepared only bj Dr. Beutly. Price, 50 already Ex-prr- e, Watchert ntul iTowcdry, ENGINES AGATES AND SILVER DIAMONDS, Pole amt it &WfkanifaI mnutrodiov it m more perfect ami, rbrafui, more durable, thla any isetrutnesat constructed in the usual mot)rs atyle. The armnpement ot the Apraite, the manner of MrinRiBg. the ecuhar form and arrangement of the iron Frame, Elegant c bronchitis, if not Ac. A remotly, equal ati .su'perior, to any of the dollar American eftugh prepurstfons. and too well known 4 Keep on hand a full stork'of bntji JOHN KUPFER, AMI DrALXK Most and ; fnf Agent Dodge, Crtiaher A anil M VNVrACTCMK tipient cimstpnptlon, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. The Largest Assortment of CUant- - VARNEY PANS AND SETTLERS, pngne In the Territory. And Yarn-- y and Mix Rm k I!imkra, we are wLrked I FUETARI E PCtMOlfr IT WILL STAND IN TUNE MUCH mWLl.ES ARY ISALXAM, DNHEll Fof ctmgl.a. oo'.'ls, whooping cough, in- &. BALI. riLVEKIZEKS FOR DRY CRISHIXO, SALT LAKE CITY. another important resource of Utah, and the coal fields are extensive, but at 5- Patent Arion 07 & Set Lsr 12A. ihr INSTRUMENTS!! J. BAUER - d. JxroRTErS and Reali-- is Republican, is elected Delegate to Congress from Moataua Territory by nearly seven hundred majority. Cavanaugh, Democrat, bad a majority - e ;teek two yant ago of about i of piano. Orpan. Mi lodeon. or vill !u eeiil to any addr upon application. All kind of Inatrutuenta re-P.auu teolil m eswy terra. Second Lud Piano tnken in e& hange flr new one. MINING , in Summit and present onlvr the line of the near Motgan counties, Coal discoveries have been railroad. made at East Canyon and elsewhere, At Bates butj is jet no coal mine. Cahyon, in Tooele county, abont ten miles from the Lake, it is said a good velp of coal has been strnck; if so the strikers are in lack, but the formation of the eountry at that point, and so high up on broken peaks, is not flattering for So fur no coal has been the prospect. fotipd in the Rocky Mountains that will coke, at least suit is said, and it is coked coajl that is needed iu Utah. These must have either charcoal or and as the supply of timber on the cosy, mountains is not even sufficient for tim- bering the mines, the question of timber and fuel is a serious one to the future prosperity of Utah. Timbering material van and must lx? transported here, butj the freight on coals will materially distress mining operations. At this wc arc to hear that a coal rejoiced titpc has discovered been at the south of Help Utah Lake, with an abundance of coal, and coal that will coke let us pray that it is true. I PLANK C'latah'Su of Manufivcbtrerd Tw and CO. WREST SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO TIIK TRADE, OTTAWA GLASS CO. Brigham wh.it do the news stands iu the city have the Daily Review fur sale i th moat factlitie for Ihe inanuractunnic of GooU not titUinablc by nay other hous, we are enabled lo offer We A LI. COMPOUND lare conHtionii with Having Uouc ui Kuropovan4 Sole Agents of the tsfiaafMlrrrtl ski la eoa tort Iorertod are wurtfiotwl Tty Tooth Sew traJ ; are oaod extlartraly ot the wtoraver eoevt, and approved by in.il-itiSew ere peltofaS known. l'lirae t,n tb ground of lb rreoaa and correepoodlnf pert of th tooth l.iug Lroaad M air.c- And all CO. KIND t . CIRCULAR Sun, Church and & Ut failed patent InsertcdTeeth., Patent Arion sn iMPoataas or rVLI'l AND MUSICAL WINDOW GLASH, and is called a lihertb Young h pj a l.aiom and vou cal! him f A J. BAUER MAKiracTtsass ItATtliOLm STU1I.T, Special Agent of the Central Pacific Railroad Co., of this fiSfgrAlarge stuck always on band. plate, led this p- - tit. fur Corinne on business for tin tompiny. Fisk, of New York keep s a harem, AGRAFFE. Band Instruments, Strings, Mr. Mvvsfield, Tit wei.ei:. will find the Review for sale at the News Stand of Jchn Low at He alio lias on sale Ogden Station. ate California and Eastern papers. WOODEN Psrlor Organa and VARNISHES! i white-lead- I I REVERSED . MELODEONS .VXD ment of John Kupfer, watch maker and Mr. K. is Agent Jeweler, of Corinne. for all the priiictjxit first class manufactories of the vKast, and is doing first class work in luj line. v Look out fur the proceedings in the Hawkins adultery t ase, now on trial as wc go to pr. -- s ; all the facts will be contained iu the Review to morrow, coinrncr-purpoaO- on-th- Sa- lem, Oregon, to take up their permkucnt residence among us. We are glad to welcome to our city such friends and staple citizens. s j from I Tb. CO., - j Patent Arion Co' and the Gold Medal, SUrcr A . P. Keodham Tongue, LEAD, off! re.1 & ual la SPAULDINGS " fur bo at,d t'd WK8TKKN AGKNTH For B Shon!ng..r ; LEAD at J. BAUER hope institution" as it is, in any subsequent concomitant of .silver. It to Ije its mother. Where lead is foUgd there also is the argenta. Lead is found in Utah in all the various forms of ore known to metallurgy, save and except the purity of the sulphret form that gives it an essential value. It is said thali no lead yet produced in Utah is s freo enough from antimony for ; that is, that the jiercent-o- f antimony destroys the commer, cial) value for manufacturing into and even for dropping into shot. Of jeourse it can be so purified, but it is claimed that this incurs an expnmce that places foreign leads on the market at n prefeiable figure. Certain it is, that leai, as a resource of Utah is inexhaustible, aud if price is to effect it, it ought to Sie afforded at figures so low, that no e point could be ynftde exjuurae of refining it for cqjpmercinl purporses. Yet true it is,, that in the crude way of .smelling ores in Utah, the had bullion cani rank hut little above a matter" as it iJ sure to carry w itb It a large per cent, of antimony aud other rarer uuetaL with which it is found in the ore, and the extraction of .silver from this ore doe i not refine the load, Even litharge ! frotfi such bullion is unsatisfactory for ' any practical purp. ve. a This, of course, a matter of secondThe duty of the ary! consideration. and generation is to reduce present day thejore, and separate therefrom as great a per cent, of valuable metals as their opportunities and appliances will permit! and if Yankee ingenuity cannot do this rest, then let the aforesaid ingenuity throw up the sponge, and the bullion or metal thus obtained will be sent to Old England and returned in due course of time, pure and perfect Is OFFICES. PRINCIPAL were favored with a call from Mr. rarragtd full- ORGANS. Piuxhaacra coming to Corinne. am rauwte.1 to call and wxamine Stm k and 1rlre. fill-- d. Fitch, correspondent of the Boston 310 California Street, San Frantlwa. 37 Second hlrrtt Macrtinciiloa Daily Veics, who is on a professional 45 9Ilelil;iin Avenue, Clilcgo tour through the West and this section. We Mr. Fitih will deal with the ALliSTON, DEV0E and CO. eij-gin- ( belaid .town herefrom an; market. (Vrdora promptly ar ua bj Five Years! E. bill-sid- e The chloride ores of silver pervade nearly everv- district jvhere the ores are . rich. The Cottonwood ores and those from surrounding districts, obtain their greatest value from this combination. Let us consider it in the light, that as a metallurgical principal, it is said that the carbonates of lead . seldom carry more than $10 of silver to the ton, while the galenas, the pure sulphide' of lead, .sel dom exceed $(0 per ton in silver ; yet, in Utah, both these o'res carry silver running into the thousands I From where d.oes it come? We take llie famous imperial Emma ore for inspection, aud we find it in common parlance to lie a mixture of galena and carbonate. Yet it carries considerable chloride as well as ptlier eleniental combinations. Now if the carbonate and galena should be of such low grade, we must look for the richneis in silver in the chloride; hut then we find tne pure galena to be ' exceedingly rich, bonce we must conclude that the sulphide of silver runs up to a high per cet The best aud most approved theory of the existence of silver in the ore, is, that it partakes of the j elementary nature of the chemical rounbination that- bo ds it as a matrix. Hence, in galena ore, the silver does not exist native, I ut as a sulphret of silver ; this itj kno wn by the difficulty in amalgamating the silver out of the ga lena ores. So, too, with chi orides, the silver is a chloride of silver and no man can disting- ui-- h the chloride of silver from chloi ide of lead without a test. But here is a distinction in the ores, as chloride of silver vem frequently exists pure and free fromnll other metals, such as is found in East Cam on, the horn silver, I' etc., while it is said that carbonate of lead carrr.no carlionate of silver, that the only native carbonates of silver are found associated writh carbonates of copper and in no other way, that the silver found in carbonate ores, is an oxyd of silver. Illow these things really are, ns', compounded in the perfect laboratory of nature, I do not pretend to know. or care and will let the Scientific Metalluigist anc! Chemical Geologist bother their brain: over it, only suggest-shor- t rule of John ing to Jthem the lheonix for comparting the distince to comets, which has been an immense blessing to mankind: Guess at half. aud multiply by two. But what we do know and care for is, that ores rich in silver are iu UtahJand it is only a matter of concern to the professional iscieucc as to what the chemical propor tions afe. But to say, we take it for granted that the great richness of Emm ores. and that of all other ores in the Wasatch range, is obtained for the chloride and iiulphrets Of silver! that exists In the ore together with a liinitcd amount of oxyd. Hence it is that those ores will all be very difficult to successfully mill, unless first ealcinecor cbtorrdized iu some process, similar to ihe Stadlcfclt furnace. The richness of the oresi.iii Parleys Park,, (properly linta district) and the American Fork are ditectly due to the sulphnts of sllvoy or silver glance, they contain, while in Ophir and Camp Floyd straight chloride and Native nntiinoinial accompaniments. two the when found silver is frequently has as better qualities of ores exiat, Where been evidenced at East Canyon, the Tompico, Siljerapolis and Rip Van Winkle, have produced frequent specithe mens, bat not large quantities, and the ore chloride aj Tompico being Winkle an, antimonjons ore, Rip-Vawhile at the Baltic carbonates of silver, npproacbuig natjve purity have been found. The simparity of ores int all the Wasatch range has been remarked. Thev are either (f the same class and character, although varying m richness, being principally with a lead base, most-lgalena; of course this sameness will be at times a little varied by the appearance of chlorides to a great extent, or of silver glance. At Ophir the class and character is more varied, and Camp Floyd and the Tintics follow the samples from Ophir, in all of which the (variety predominates in their richer ores, and jit is believed this will lead to extensiv mines carrying ruby silver and the richer grades of chlorides. The great worih of the Bingham District consists in Jits immense quantity, where the volntne of ore in the mines is almost immeasurable, yet of low grade. - Here tool it is a strict carbonate and galena ore. the silver contained in which must be either oxyd or sulphret. Yet there has ben mines of .high, very high grade ores developed in Bingham that not only contains Bulpbrets or silver glance, but broth Base-metores are found in all the hi!Js and mountains of Uth, apd wher- c cr it i fofipd if is 8"rd!fercur. a only Vr. Roteita has eitabl.hed his ii llice ou Second Sr nth street. o penile the Re repo Houe, Sell Iike Ctly, fcrmanentty until ultolutely ncccttaty. ob-tbe- ir quartzite. al i! i CtlMUlM.i Fur tha caWUratad Wm. Knabo Co. 6s MANCfACTVRIXJOF VV . EXPLANATION l Branch, Crookes 11 A NO. iVltlON AIuSO GENERAL AGENTS Cnv-kM- e S. st. loois saw wor.:;s. T Pluuo MnuHluolurorn, us EOOOpS, Ii Ar-gent- u, New Incorporations. Yeatardav, t the lhoenix Tunnel and Mining Company una organised ia this city with a capital stock of $500,000 in 20,OOQ shares of $25 each, one hundred thou1 ,.satal dollars of which has been sub.scrib-5d- , and twenty-fivper ceut paid in. Its object is the , working of the, . r Pbainix Tunnel in1 Emma Hill, Little Cottonwood district. The following officer were chosen to serve the first five - months: , Trustees, G.T. Emery, Hr. J. I). Thompson, Dr. W. Fenlon and R-Thompson; President, J. D; Her klmer; X ice President, Hr. W. Fenton Treasurer, Dr. J. D. Thompson;' Secre jtury, G. T. Emery. Principal place of 'business at Salt Lake City, Utah. '"Also tbe Emma Hill Tunnel and Mining Company, with a capital itock of j$5OO',OO0, in ten thousand shares of $30 The comoration is for twenty s A ears, with the principal place of in Salt Lake City.; Trustees, E. II. Nhaw, James M. Selover, Wmi S. Wood-hull' G. W. Rose and C. H. Bradford; J. BAUER and CO. VV canitr city, to whom GROCERIES, Km-ir- should to made for the JaU.T Rrvitwj sir. Km-tor- n will dfchvrr tha paper finery evpulng to xub-nlvra bn arrival of tia train, at tweuty-fi- v ADA PIANOS. ZP-A.- VV A font" Charfra Krftdorn U our author! Carrier at Comma, to whom application Vt-Ji- i MlNtNO ITKMS, w ft. Real Estate Agency All the Trrrttory. nraaftat the above bwsiDma tbe Aho we have htwds af Flnafcal lattremanl 3pplted. rVXCHJSE. TXSVRAXrx AXD COM MISSIOX R VSIXESS. iM4 to Utah Labor Exchange, snosrgs the to mil tpet . hertsg r el were od oar Book, firrt rlvw Arfbenii, Machan-v-Lehntera, Xioars, Form UsadVa DomreSlo Arion The Cover to r-- S fit! find it to fhrtr e4mntepe to aagiator tbtr aame awd 4irrea rt nor OCoa, cue be farsiabed tham where good No. Floyr a, tenwot. , ALL, ST0VF PFUFFt'. WANTED. COR-NEtr- , Tw r; a s r,rart vP JTKOX ;- - teks CAflRHOX rra', fjY up Mta Piano-Fort- e Company, 004, Broadway, ijCALIFORNIA BIIEWEUV HALOON Comoerriil Street, r $4t ltk Layer Rear A AJa, irtefchd and parti IIF.KRT WAOMLIt-- - notice: nna nyrry-po- e rrjTE tsTJiGTn 1 his fetreres !n tia rnrya xsd Cretrre. 8J Lak rd Li r ?to th Ctot od Calltoml lass tor t,S. UvM r fr , t t -' took to cbd ap fcsttoetototvwjowwrv C Tbeertnem, re to he rvrear kpewtog q ';Vre .- . rev-rCr Cce meat p.xr -- b.-r. NETT YORK. -- t i |