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Show vening ritICE, FIVE CENTS. OF. CHRONICLE LTLAKE EVENING MISCELLANEOUS. fCBUSHED SVKKY EVENING, (gundyXOpU nr kb 1 Camaa Prairie in Idaho expecti to have a big railroad boom tbie aumuier. Suakik, March 28. Tba number of j The road bed of the U. 4 N. Ky. it being baliaated with gravel in many Mimlrokesimoog the Iroope .daily lacee between Ogden and Eagle Hock. :'The troop ar greatly ' mKMICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY, lVOOftrO MATED J I Iff fc (w M Arnd ientry eervioe at I of the Berber, Sh-- . WALKER BROS. PALACE HOTEL, the White Mountain Apache. night The diantr ia an. and Chiaacuhuu. RAIN AND THIRD - SOUTH railway I Last outaide of Suakim, owing to Ae Monday morning the body of Frederick Cross was found floating in the ability of the army to aftard. protee-aaaeJMhneyeeqppyeymin Willamette river. He had been 71 along the line beyond camp. It for thru weeks, bat his relations misting thought Wfi 'decided that the forcra nanamary for out of the city. j i "Whets .. J,m.pMMIiwcuMteapmd.atIwt . big school Mills I until alter the impending battle at muet have been," said Colonel Seminary I at tba Balt Lake City FratoOce aa Mapleson. Taami, which ia expected to be daddy Why do yon know, that every ludv I've Lmm.m iBBlttW ahall have been fought. The laborer! met for two week past hu been one of jggx B. wnsox, Buetneai Manager, afed. far railway conatruction will be Mim Nevada's schoMmetel?" : ; , employed meantime ia the i The' newspaper ferternity of Illinois voTins, work of ImproTipg the wharfage accomend Iowa expects to visit Utxh and odation! at 8uakim. Idaho aometima this year and picnic Forty-pe- r ofAha marinee from the at Shoshone Fall. . cent Bariatt Beoa. Bpedal Dan Baker of ChariiAnliet here Utot are lick with enteric com- ton romaika iwn to eflbet loan. nago- be tbar. I'll plaint. Many are alao aufferiag from Arthur appointed Janiee iU of the cyee. The troopa will Legate to be receiver of public money at Cteur dAlene, IJabo.. Mr. Legate wu COEMlniCl MOiblf mvbA fin PIONKEK MiKTfifi- - I '.wtivitaAM the bosom friend of Prohibilioaiit Kl. Bilc 1 ia Graham TamdLUen.In Furrier, carriae atoeknd. John. Possibly Mr. Arthur bu sworn and to loom hie anyone to into a gat permatu i orderjOarriage (roepa off. SALT LAKE CITY. cantor to allpaitaof the etty: vsmksus&rk. GENTS ha-w- much-neede- uumi STREETS. I Mrs. P. S. Shear, Proprietor. FURNISHINGS. O T H I N G, d Mil HATS AND BOOTS SHOES. AND - SSEnSSESdS I SuouSohUi. juTon, AND LAMPS AT TU PlONXA Street. S7. Flrat- Bonth -JL LTSeerietna..;a IHOP, CHINA AND JAPAN BAXAR. I HasHS z;sis$& mortality among than, if they am much 10 be terrible heat and I1! malarial influence of their preient qbartera FATAt ftYPLOUIOH IN. A. MINK. ele. Hw goods lily, leaeeneMe. no. ta Main at. Two Men Killed and Fifteen OrareanM a Wat .. i'AEB'BHDft MAKRE-O- WUfeOaa. . . - Tucson (A. T.), March 27: After pedal from Quyotoa aaya: A aerioua thweaaorih. JohnWatadT adddeot hu happened from theesploeiqn " FOfl SALE- of foul air in tha e of tha Peerleu mint. miners and Threa timberman one BEAUTIFUL HOME UU-- A rilk dir water and ararything In flnt were working than, who blaitad at 4:15 mdftkoa, three bloc ki aaet of Main at Tweetowlt muehaavr. Inquire of Aim. The man went outride and re191 wAb etraat, - turned through tha tunnel at 12:13 p. m. PROFESSIONAL Taylor and Zenorich aecended a ladder feat, when the gu becoming too ninety r LATELY CON--1 i BY80R. DENTIST, Aukln.hae ra I Irong, they wary compelled to return. J. R. tuHeiSd Mew he Dental work. I They waited at tha bottom ten minute, md to deall-kindi- ef Mon guaranteed. when Mollor, the timberman, want up AND A.B. to eee If any of the timben bed RK.JAKDJ. wm Phydetaaa broken by the blast. Taylur end Zen stHatloual Banx. IHW rich followed him in about fire minute Mb (treat. wedged in among IT.' 'RADCLITFE. TEACHER OF and bund himineenaible. 1 to SB E. Flnt South timben, They enof SLHarki Cfcureb.- deavored to bring him down, when irldted WedneedayeandBetiuday. Zenovich succumbed to the gee, Taylor WAN A WHYTOCK, DENTISTS, then hallooed to Miller to bring np kwi ad-Hone. water. Whan Miller reached him he hOMtBOttM fUIMAM.' J.L, WUTTOCX.D.D.B. aled became jescnrible, and remembered ai TneM ahoae repaiieS neatly and Boat Imyrored riyla, nazt up-nie- .. J i fc3dl'l w Tv , . more.' Millef immediately nothing notified Mr. Sheridan, the blackamith, and men working betow on the grade. Fourteen or fifteen more were overpowered by gam before they succeeded in bringing them out. Superintendent Sniilh; together with the miner and ciliaeos, did everything ia their power. Tom Molly and Zenovich were dead when brought out. All tha rest folly recovered from the effect of the gas. A inquest will be held at &30 o'clock llii afternoon. The remains will be .buried to morrow. t NICHOLS, DENTIST. OFFICE,I WiSwtaM.AMaietimnn IfeluSea . i, I i HITCHCOCK A BTOVKU. IN. Hltaheeak. Wmateh Koek, Sett V.S. Btarer, Lenen, Utah. AND 3, DR. HIGGINS'S CA-in- k Remedy ia warranted to cure all Ofice, No. alBiectione am fbllowed. iTi UAlk STREET, THUN it of Ctilt Boha and tee Dr. ;Borth jhta UlCToaroptc and Analytta JiiT JTf STau iddrtN, -- I Balt DYINO SOCIETIES. TfmsBsrmronr IsafTb riew triT.7. ntry. iiL itMinm ir kl KT EVERY THURSDAY AT 7 P. M., UOdd rrilowi' Hall, Unioa Block, Salt jCKr. Odd Fellows la good standing are Uta attend. n. W. MICHOIA, N. G. ITSowr Secretary, ra , OW HUNOER. Charleston; W SOFT AND STIFF u WHITE AND FANCY u ad- cam of accident to track or Inin will save Each train ran much valuable time. over tha road will be equipped with e telegraph instrument, together with e s men who understands in use. will be placed in each section house, to which tne instrument cen be attached in s moment, ready for business. We understand this arrangement will ha completed some time thu week. A SPLENDID LINE OF All Deni table Btylse; Cut-out- HSCILIAnOOT. long-tim- . wnls4ed SSS&I SLT K1M11B htn Works knia Ssiifi! AND HHiitaw, drill i. Pure! Absolutely marvel ot never verts, ma Powder purity, - dienrtk end A I anil govanmanL r,cr will b commancad at ESI one. AND DOMESTIC - , ' ' 9 DOOR ' 43 and 45 E. Second South street, Salt Lake City r--- "- GEO. M SCOTT & CO. -- FINDINGS, MINERS AND BLACKSMITHS' - 1 Tf'OLR, ETC, DEALER IN TDK CKI.EBR.kTED a IANT FOWDKH. ASK AO Elf TM FOB a BOX HOOKE FVMPB, HOWE MV ALTA Schuttler Farm and Freight Wagons AND STEEL. FIRST-CLAS- OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, Warranted of Beat Quality and to be SALT LAKE CITY. 353. LOCATED SOLD VERY AT OGDEN, UTAH. IN BUSINESS THE LOW Line of Well-Assort- OF CENTRE. PRICES Agricultural Implements 'ALL DEDERICK HAY KINDS, For all TIES BALING PRESSES, KNOWLES New Well and STEAM iMirpoae.' BALING' WIRE AND PUMPS, All sixea ronnlantly in attx-k- . - Furnished Hotel Ail euyimuntoraa anaaamo fot- - AMES PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, LEFFEL TURBINE WHEELS SAW MILLS ANI) BHINGI.K MILIA Correonil!Ke roliuited, Inquirie annrend (irmniitly. I AM READY TO ENTERTAIN ALL. V TO U. H.LA.HP broad road to bribra tha workaia, r IN DEALERS Hardware and Builders' Materials, Mining Supplies, Etc. . QrriCR iP CLOTHS in Fine ami Medium Gnule. George A. Lowe, CORNER. Land Agents. NEXT i. - BRO.. ' amount of 1ft IMPORTED HAVING LEASED AND REOPENED THIS ox or act in of tha authority oftha At Greatly Reduced Prices. eometiltethtlwmS C. the Latest Styles, All 44. 146 and 148 Main Street, Salt Lake City. BROOM HOTEL, ft PRI7Fv. lb Spring am! Summer WOOLENS, A Full and I , in .barity. tt wuueauimoasly naolnd nnmuOr. U mrt wUWn FULL, LINE OF A SALT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN, UTAH. P, to oonteatlha validily of lb BROWNS fcrble y, Co. CUNNINGTON & CO., lhn ariion primarily and prtodbrilyto n tha pramMas of IIu Excellency Gov. Eli H. Murray. Building. ELEPHANT AND CMK8CENT EXTRA gsfiShhEE I MERCHANT TAILORS Staple and Fancy Groceries, WK ox-ds- l- ALL John Taylor & Son, MII.J- DEALERS IN- - frowriotfand aaatm John SZbesoid in 1 herb been hustled by never would T. Con- - PowoaaCaJlOi Wall street, New York. j the polygamous pi lest hood into the I at the of the la that Una, apostolic mriteriihoee wato The first choice of tba Governor BAILEY A land the Utah Liberals was Allan O. T. rvK , Shoes, All Kew for the Bpriug Trade. a.. e Contested. Validity eff the Aet ta he a 28. Merab Idaho, Hailky, dlixena, ropraaenl- HgdiLrat pari. of the Territory, hrid Fine -- liyftiSltly SLOWEST prices. . Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves, Tinware, Cunniiigton & NEW a BW0F ALL KINDS, Childrens and Gents, Ladies DAY. Rate Iu Permanent Boarders and Families. Street Caw ami Hiuwea from sll Depots pans the duor. Gloves in Great Variety. Driving1 - mints recently presented Gov. Murray with a handsome cane. The over spiteful and vcngcftil Ilemld in trying to make game of this, ue matter of course. But is not the Ilemld most ungrateftil, as wall as carping and spiteful ? Then To whom, pray 1m esaes and Chinn boss of tbo Herod does the owe his position as delegate to the U. 8. Cbngnm but to Gov. Murray t Had Caenon the Governor not' reckoned'' smooth-borineligible, we reckon the would to this day be have bean shooting off his mouth in the hall of Googiem, I end the stately but supple, the speechless, Scarf, Handkerchief, "tolTsO PER RATES $2.00 Bdr-Sim-ia- l Straw, Our New Spring Underwear IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS. Convenience, Comfort and Reasonable Rates. GENTSYOUrHS i NEW FURNITURE! NEW AXD MODERN AND HATS, Felt ut SsmtoM. NEW HOUSE! now-a-da- . Borne of his personal friends and Styles g Tha Baese River Reveille says: The rttlTal Condition of People in Fordone Nevada Central Railway is shout putting of West Virginia. into operation a plan which ills believed will prove a gnat eonvcrienc.-- , and in In- W. March 28 formation received from suffering diatricti aaya the people ere in a' bed condition on the verge of starvation. People ere MI UKE LODGE NO. 2, 1. 0. 0. F. EVERY FRIDAY EVRNING AT asking for bread and animals starving to la Odd FslIowV Hall, Union Block. Mom In good standing are Invited to death. In many places strong men are K. DT HOOK, N. G. begging for com to keep body and soul Lhiuna, Secretary. together. The condition ia diatieming. MOM LOME Ns. 3, 1. 0. 0. F. In some porta of the suffering section EH EVERY MONDAY EVENING AT many grin a livelihood by running timUL In Odd Fellows' New Hall, Union , odd Fellows In good standing are Inber, hut for months there hu been no land. rise in the riven or mountain streams; 3. T. HALL, N. 0. hauca peopla are suffering for wood, be' triSAbecietaiy, . cause no timber can be run. Unless a M6ELY LODGE N. B, 1. 0. 0. F.' rise comm soon, there will yet be month of subring from going abroad, hut the time hu come whan hunger pinches them, and they uk for food. In tha northern part of the country greet suffering is asperienced among the mountain farmers and lumbarnfen. Matters an truly distressing. Children and women parched corn when they can gat it, and are thankful. The winter hu ben severe, the people era poor end there is no work. . In many pumas slock died in large numbers from starvation. I Our New Spring enter-prisin- YOUK RT ' A chap who hu been writing blackKelmailing letters to logg, of Portland, Oregon, foil into a trap that wu laid for him by tha who thrashad him soundly and then handed him over to the police. . ARE NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION. ' Thera is a reward of $10,000 offered by New York gentleman for tba return of hie ion, who hu moo West to be a cowboy. Hera ia a chance for some syndicate to trump up a candidate of the Tich borne claimant order. . We have received a Large Variety of ihe Latest Styles in i The proprietor of the Eagle Bock pa- a to contemplates starting monthly Krdevoted to the general development of Idaho and to he called The Retottna Idaho. . The initial number will appear about the first of next month. There are not so many rumors flying about regarding the Coeur dAlene mince at one time, but now anil Youth. and Childrens Hats in reliable information is occasionally re oeived which places tha mines of that tegfon ia a vary favorable light, Tha Walker Lake Bulletin tells this: Walker Lake ia crowded with tha finest A fine assortment of tho Newest Thing in trout ever seen. Thera are so many of them that they are crowding out on the beach. During the middle of the day AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, long rows of them may be seen lying on i MOOT DE8IUADI.E STYLES. OF theund sunning themselves, but they are too wary to allow men to approach and pick them up. Lind and Charley Kimball trapped number on Sunday by spreading a large canvas un the beach and hauling the edge up by means of a 100-forope. Farmers along the line of the U. A IS VERY ATTRACTIVE. X. B. R. complain that tha company reMain and Fancy BALBKllKiAN and 1.18LK THKKAD SHIRTS, DRAWERS and fuse to put in cattle guards where the CompridiiK ' HOSIERY. . roads enter their fields. Tha writer wu informed that they (tha railroad company 1 were willing to put iu the cattle ' guros at 9 each, which the farmers are nut willing to pay, they consider ; it the duty of tha company to pul them Neck Ties, Bows, in at their own expense. An attorney Dress Shirts, who was consulted thought the remedy would .be for tha farmers to fence the , , Suspenders, Etc. track end guard it until the company : came to terms. attention ia callail to the foci that PEOPLE LEAVING OGDEN ON ANY OF T1IF. MORNING TRAINS, by coming on Aftaraoon or Evening Train from Salt iie and staying in Ogden over night, GAIN ONE HOUR AND (nutieulw THIRTY MINUTES FOR SLEEP IN THE MORNING. Tha Cbm menial Travelen intend! will be moat raspectftdly attandad to. Umm requiml for conmieraial traveler in Ogden. UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. NEW TIME, CARD. MARCH 22, 1885. No PASSKRORR TRAINS UCAYK BAtT 1.AKK DAILY AB FOLLOWS: . M. H. BEARDSLEY, Proprietor. vtoonlMdfd JMrta wuMm Mat LADIES Purpleff and Quaker wMjlRd Mi RICHHOOT PINKS Styles" perfectly fait and reliable FOR 8ALE BY ALL DRY QOOD8 DEALERS GOING NORTH. Atlantic EaprH aL.. . awlMetixcr Train irriv FROM NORTH. Atlantia Kxpmal FRAMOIH OOPR, aatnl Praia ht tad liaaeBRar GOING SOUTH. ft00a.m. llllfttTd Kapnat.....M..M....u...M.. 7:3) a. nt. daily In Salt Lah City a billow: : I i iiat . vr I TAlp.w. 7 . FROM Ullfurd kapraaat. 1 SOUTH. ir MOp.m. JOHN SHARP, Uauaial liurartatiadMl |