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Show CEiXER.lL ELECTION FOR 1S70. PEOPLE5STICKET. For Delegate to Congress, WILLIAM II. MOOPKIl. Oommlgsioners to Locate tniTirslty L.m.ml4, JOHN VAN COTT, LKW1S S. HILLS, JOHN KOWBKRRY. P. present at Ives for Salt F-ake tounty, ORSON Pii ATT, JOHN TAYLOR, 'A. P. ROCK WOOD, ENOCH REESK. H. YOUNG, J UN., JOSEPH P. SMITH. Selectman, WILLIAM C. NKAL. THEODORE McKEAX. ROBERT T. BURTON. Coroner, HAMPDEN S. BBATIB. Sumyor, CHARLES W. HARDY. m jrerinte ndeat of C ommon SchoLst ROBERT L. CAMPBELL. Poundkecper, BRIANT STRING HAM. JOHNW.MLL Manufacturer and OenwJ Dealer in win: yiiegai;9 Fine and Coarse Salt, POTTERY, WILLOW-WARE. MOLASSES, Etc.. Eto. Idaho Store, Kevere Iloa. Corair. 50,000 Shlnclei, 30,000 nth, 8,000 ft Lumber, 00 Cellar Pontl, WOOD AND COAL FOR SALK. Will take anything in exchnncu that I thick a pereunt'iKo can be ru.iln.U on, nuclj a Hccond hand Wokoiif, Chains. Guni, , KovoW era. and pro'lucLA ol iho larin and lactuma. Also for salf. Three Wagon., '50 , S000 i GO00 draurht. Five A rf Land, jn Brighton Ward. IlalfCily Lot, in Twentieth Ward. 100 Ilod City Lot, in .Sixteenth Ward, halt' planted with ae.-iirted truit. Small llouite and piuce of city lot, Svoond Ward. 145 Acieii Gi'A.i Land, in Franklin, Cache Valley. Addre JOHN W. S.MCI.L, Idaho Store, UNION Ice Cream Garden! Bl'xk and ahAlf eMt of CUy IUU. rwhe Ciar'!tn In lmautifull j AtUxl rjp with Pumnir llon-.w, Ar&lH, Tablet, Onrl Walk, Ac, Ac, pitiiatii in a fine largo appU orchard, and it doci-do'ilj doci-do'ilj tbe cusienL find coolont retreat ia lh uiy. Attentive Waiters i j BYr retuly to aerre patron with tWJLtiouj ICE CREAM AND SUMMER DRINKS, Togotti'ir with Strawberries and Cream, lemonade, (Jronk Berr, Oranges, Lemons, Cherries, NutH, Raisins, And all Pruiu and d!icai in 4wion. B. H. YOTJNQ, Prop. STATIC 3V 13 IX Y For the Million. A Largo quantity JujiI rv-lTd at CALDER BROS.' Book Store, We-1 m I" "!' Kat Tcinrdo Sttv t. llliaAMK.. . .JLiOi - H SEMI-WEEKLY jk ERALiL Old Constitution Buildings, Ssilt Ialte City. TVit Trorpettm of ih Di)y Bait LeJt Ho raid - announced that a wekly adltiou would t iantved an eoon a the maXeriai for it arrirvd. Since that time a caxoful canvas of our puvtaJ facilllieji reveaif tha fact that by far ik forger portion of Um Territory Terri-tory haa at leatt a pemi-weekly mail, moat place being mppliad tri-weekly r daily. Am news ia better fresh than itaie, and aa everybody datura to know ai eariy aa putsible what i goinc on tie war Id orer, we bate oenciuded UmU a Semi-leekly Herald! j would better meet the demand and rqntrmeota 1 of the people ol' the Territory than a weekJy papor. The encouragement we hawe received aioce tanking tank-ing the ilr&t nuiuinir oS the Daily Salt Lake Herald Ilviinr bren much pt-Mter than we had any rt-uoo Ui expuct, wo have decid! la pbbh a SEffl-WEEKLT EDITION, I That wtl! ntvdjuo the rrpaUtxro which the Herald Ua4 alrefvly fpuned, white we will put it at a anoe i iWl erery pereua who deairee ou trbiam n. The Semi-"Vcckly Salt Lake HERALD Will be the mum aKeet aa the Xtoihf HeraJd, and ach number will coouua from 20 TO 22 COLUMNS 01 the nfl arfWlr wktctod acnl tia Reading Matter, Tale, Poetry, Telegraphki Reports, Local Ntjwn, and Kditorialn on Topic?) of Interest, MiJniMt a nvnrt ikvilraMi, flualty ovruU anil ao-UmuiIic ao-UmuiIic record f oumnl LUterj. We ara arpard rr(T paNrlj.O for ta4 Scmi-Wfokly Suit Lake HUEHRAILIIP At thf rtllowar nwtntsl'f U-w rll, ilr,cOy In ailraivcv : 1 copy, ono year, $ IK) 1 copy, mx inontliH, 1! 00 1 copy, throe niniilhn, I 00 10 copies, ono year, 30 00 10 copies, nix months, IS 00 10 eopit'ri, three inontliH, 5 00 DUN3AR & SLOAN, Silt Lkc lUsM Offia-. Pioneer JAno of Utah. Trains leave Salt Lake City daily at 5 a. m. and 2:45 p. a., arrive at Ogden 7 m. and 4:45 p.m.; Jeave Oeden city at 8 a. ru. and 5:30 p. m.; arrivg at Salt Lake city 10 a. ra. and 7:50 p. ai. Ia addiiioa to tbe arOTe, aa ACCOItllODATIOK TRAII! WILL RUN, Wednesdays & Saturdays Leaving Oden city 5 am, and Salt Lake city 4:40 p m, on whici full fare will entitle the purchaser of a ticket to return on the fame day and train free, and will stop by arranging with the conductor, at any point on the line to take on or let off passengers. Passengers will p.ea!e purchase their tickets at the offices. Fifty oenU d ditional will be charged when the fare is collected on the train. For all information concerning Freight or Passage, apply to D. O. CARDER, Ticket aud Freight Agent Jos. A. Youns, Sunt. ItCAD! K12AD! HEAD! Zion's Co-op erati ve ELDUEDGE &. CLAWSOX BUILDLYGS. Groceries, Hardware Sic, AT iRETiAIL ! This DepaiUaent w supplied with an immeose Stock of Staple & Fancy Groceries, Hardware, 7oolf, Jgriciiltural JmphmrtiU, Qucnswrrt, Glassware, Timcar, iV-Tivi, Reapers, Mowers, Dorse and &ulky Raxci, i And Other machinery. Our assortment includ.vs a lanie variety of articles not generally found tl stores, hence wo are induced to oiler them at retail to meet a public demiw which has been heretofore unfilled. We shall continue to supply the wholfsal trade at our u-nal low prices, and an inspection of our stock cannot tail t satisfy the olose-t wholesale or retail buyer that it will be to their iuteret W make their purchases at the ' Grocery Department, Z. C. M.I." JI. 15. CLAWSOX, Supt E. C. M. I. PARASOLS, SUM-SHADES, SILK UMBRELLAS, At the True t. We will close out our uplendid variety of .PARASOLS bctwtvn tliLs aiwl the Twcuty-fouvth of July, 1S70. H A It G A INS AKK OFTKUKH! I'OSITIVKLY RANtJINU FROM 40 Cts. to FIVE DOLLARS! CcT Jul k few ofthe hiyldy appmiated l.AKK SIDK PAIi.S01'. "Wl |