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Show A Live Paper ! i-'j:: Live People. Tin: salt l-aki: DAILY HERALD Tiik: hkculail and commercial newspaper of salt lake err v. TlIEpEOrLIl'SPlPEPi! FREE AND INDEPENDENT. TheCheapest Paper I'LllUMIKL) S Tir Korky .Mountains! TO MEN OF ENTERPRISE! Th rnfPiU cli'oovery mi l r.ij-i 1 develop men I of ih mi einl'L'ttti h.iva given, ami will routiDu tn fiv, in itui'etui to (r.id of vary kiii'l. wfii'h ali'iuM cnn.iniiul (bo attention at-tention of ttll buiiiieaa men w!io desire to k.ftr m ili prn:!'j. IITy hinnirn' uf orfs 1 -r un-nihj f-a.-t Hit t been bri n in wealth ii. to the Terr itor ; i Urfl tiaiai r itton h.u cottiiunnced ; atcri-cul(url atcri-cul(url d olhf r prudu.iv are Liu., ng reaJy f aIm ; itid mrc li an' b tu to far I the steady Dow of money through the Tuned channel of commerce. To business turn tit a ditnnce wh see' to partieii'Hif in the liv'y tra ls which murt lteod iuch m pi'l growth of interests, as well u to the li-cal publ o, a live, energetic new)dier va a. uccr'Miy, by bioh to be made tully tciuaititrd with the true condition condi-tion of ic att or tu ihvy esist, and ' hroukb which to (' recent ibeir businesa ani facililie for lurimtiiuf t) uoiumtig m market. THE SALT LAKE HERALD k'ully meets thi ncofity ia Utah. Not blu( tlie oi'Ku uf any perauii, a- l or irty, nor drvolrd nlour o t. . t ale ft I lulcrcii, it tas srn" r . i a i c t'Tor an 4 attained i- , , , . ; .,- 1 1 ' Q ia the tinirt ' , ; : , t . Wik.i eatabli. ene ft Kr .u. n Thorou)(tn . ' Collated with the greatest euro and from the noil reliable aource. makes it ratable to all Interested ia the mined of Utah ; its AGKICi'ETC'RAL AXD GEXERAL TERRITORIAL JXTELLIGEXCE Can be emallyrelied on; and itssntispris ; has r'ted it in the ! FROM KAMi OF THE ROCKY MOIXTAIX JOURNALS. THE SALT LAKE HERALD Circulate largely and is widely read in trery Mining Camp, and throughout the Citiee, Town? and Settlements of the Terri- ' tory; it found ia the fice et every enterpri? ' inc bujine! man itj I'rah; circuU.es on the Vni'o Taciao. Central FaciSc and I't.ih On- ; tral Hailroids n. a large mnil auK-cription list east, west, north and south; and is j The Best Advertising Medium' la the Kccky MousM.n region j . j Where to Advertise! 1 Where it will bs Seen! Where it will bs Read! In the People's Paper! T lit - SILT LAKE HERALD, DO YOU VAXT EMPLOYMENT EKED HELP. MECHANICS. LABOSEP.S. LOTS TO RENT, HOUSES TO RENT, OFFICES TO KENT, STORES TO KENT, ! MAKE TOUR WAXES FXOWX IX THE j Salt Lake Herald. I ! LUMBER YARD,. SALT LAKE And Truckee LUMBERYARD flEAT iFUmTTIH A I-arjro Stuck of Windows, 12, h and 4 Lights. i jSashandSashDoors i ' 1TUMED AND GLAZED. i VENETIAN BLINDS, I Oregon, Sugar ring and Red.ic.ood FLO OK IXC. I CHILIXC, SIDIXG, i RUSTIC. I Dressed, Clear, Seasoned. i j I l Rcdicood and Sugar Pine Architrave, Base, Crown, Bed, , Pane!, ! Wainscott-Capj MOULDINGS. i i j i Sugar Pint j Hi A. T H.! SHVIvES. i ! . I j Sugar Eine and Redicood I j ! SHINGLES I i Contract nade for ! BATTERY MINING TIMBERS K educed Kates. D W P i LAW lZZK. hones' mmi m:u j:ditk. ok HAIuES' TREATISE. KoUcd mud Kulttgrd. rJ-' -. i' - - i ? 1 -V i : K y . . c j . ' ' ,'. r.-.: . .- " r Lj LLUAii y.!."AW. r.,( v r n: l..- r. i . "a V. i ,t.. V. f t a. 1 .-v.t j. '. u t - -j . - - j. ... : i-. i 1 m a i.j -j. I . V i . .1. 2 . . c ' ' UCI. J'-Jil lrC ii. I W 1 : ' 'X' 111, -.i. 'A" I f i- I: a 'j-.o c.l & : v u : ; c . t. . '. . ? i iLt pciuo, (,fA,;:iL :.t u. . cr i u i p u o . i ; oliier in I.IiQ;- iLi tr. N .-.'t:. cm ;::c3 id lerri'.r.c-. j t- u-eiu. cll; .'.-le I '. b u U'.cly ij.v-n rt . .'-: i Ly :Le i1-Jr, ii.J uji:eru1. itfj'.rj by adi.ii'.a ol n- ur; iii. ;',:! . -.-r. .-. v : i ! ut I jre ia? ir. 1 J J ,,:. ! ., a '' W I -ii: Gr.i L I.-, Ui ;-j -n- i r '. . . -, r- ..:h- e 1 a I jr.'cr :ljq i.'.y '.Licr j a r . Le kiiid in tliii cuut.t'-y. I uu I .ot Ui te uicn-tl'ji.td uicn-tl'ji.td 4j ev, ,cr, :c -j:' l:- jeri-.r u:-.-r.t. tlCclielice ' -JL.S el b-- i il iii lui U-t uf t:- Draced, an i tue nrr.iii'jita: ',r l- .. 1- Ia the cuiieotioa of li-.tUc- ouiiLviu-d in the wu.k il ii mur..Ud t tive dii t::c;Ulute law and the general i.riuj, i ic i; ub c :n-mo'n :n-mo'n iaw m ooo .octiou ;oerctT3t wQteh a justice of tht pv-it-e, p. lie li-.iisir.tie, c n-: ' stable or curv.it: fil. require i:i d K-buLi their duiiL-s. tnat a iraciicm; lawyer win need for re:erence in ordmry dies, or th it ! may be required fur tne iuiormatiun of every ' buine.-i man. This will entirely supersede 1 the neceaaio fyr rdoreuoe to the volumes ol the statutes. ' 'i he arraujfement of the work is methodical, methodi-cal, and tiie edence o: iu value, prtsont-j prtsont-j ing each subject io i:s order and in it I proper relation with others. Toe plan of the arrangement is eutircly original with the author, beio the result of study and j practical experience. It has long been a ( subject of general remark that the author i ha3. in this work, presented the law with a clearness ana simplicity ofstjle wfah reu-i reu-i ders the w hole ali e plain to the common underotanding as to the more advanced law-i law-i yer. j The justi.e of the peace, police magistrate, , eoost-ible, and coroner will find in I this book ali the neoet-ary forms aiid instruc j lions in reg ird to every branch of his duty. 1 The practicing lawyer will find in it, col-; col-; lected and arrange i in convenient forx, all , the statute law and deUion.-.with reference ; to adjudicated c ises apiilicable ia ordinary practice. The business man will Cud in it a complete j collection of forms renuirtd in the traun - tion of business. j tkudenid of the law will liV - . kn ' - a very valuable work ,. . d, . ence, as containiT. - e f the commor. . . .. . - . t , . ; .. . -r- tion rr . oo ...j'- ".''',"' r1" . . . . . u- g:ee - .1 ...... j. j 000k is --j. ect of each be-s be-s .fted in chapters or ap-: ap-: -.-"J..7,sion3, as follows : V 1. Of Justices of the Peace, . election and qualification, and proceed- ings before them id civil cases. " Comprised iu thirteen chapters, treating : f 1 Of tlie otHce of justice of the peace. I '2 Of the jurisdiction of juiticei ol the peace. I 3 Of the different fornid of action. I 4 Of the cooiuieucement of buils, and the service j and return of process. j 5 Of the appearance of the parties. j 6 Of pleadiugs. T Of witnesses, compelling the attendance thereof, taking depositions, and of oatbj and affirmations. affirma-tions. 8 Of the trial, and incidents there to. 9, Of evidence. 10 Oi the docket, and forms of docket entries. 11 Of judmeut, costs, and filing tmnscrip L 2 Of appeals and wi it of certiorari. , 13 Of execution and Ramiahaiont. Part 2. Of proceedings before Justices Jus-tices of the Peace in criminal cases. Comprised iu eleren chapters, treating 1 Of the powers ofjastices of the peace relative to the enforcement of the laws, for the prevention and pnnishment of offenses, and preservation and observance of the peace. 2 Of periond capable ol committing crimes, of ac- cejssones, and who may be witnesses in criminal crimi-nal cases. 1 3 Definitions and pnnisanient of crimes and offenses offen-ses as prescribed by the crimi na code 4 Of proceedings where a criminal offense has been committed. 5 Tonus of statements of offenses in warrants. 6 Ot pi oceediujc in relation to the obserr nee and surety of the peace and good behavior. T Of fugitives from justice. S Ot search wsj-r&uts. 9 Of proceedings and penalties in relation to the misdemeanors of Sabbath-breaking, and disturbing dis-turbing worshiping assemblies. 10 Of proceeding in case of assault and battery. and affi ,t 11 Of docket entries incr'tninal and summary pro ceedings, and justice's fes in criminal cases. Part 3. Of the powers anddtuiesof ; Justices of the Peace under particular I siatuus. ; Comprised in twelve chapter, treating ; 1 Ot' the acknowledgment and proof of deeds and 1 other instrnments. i '1 Of attachments before justices of the peace. 3 Of bastardy, and p.-oceeding in cases thereof. 4 Of contempt of coart. ; Of contirsi:ng electioos. I 6 Of corootTs. t 7 Of etra.v S Of forcib; entry and detain, i 9 Of inclossrea and fences. 10 Of laaciord and tenant, and proceedings by 1 disirees icr rent. 11 Of marriiges. L2 Of Gial of the right of property. Pakt 4. Of the Constable, his elec-, elec-, -on and qualiicauon, and the powers axd duiies of Consiables in bo:h civil ' and criminal cases. Ccmprising five char ;eri, trtatig 1 Osrhe ciice of cccstalle. 2 Powers acd duues of cottar lee in rrxee-dinirs. 3 Ot the Uati:y of cv:n?ta";es and Jnreties. 4 Ot L.e re ini iziic: cczstalles in crimi- tAiCUSdE.. i Ol" :ees sr.ti c;:;cniaii:n ac w-i to ccnstalles i in tcth civi: i criniinai cases Past 5- Common, forms for in :ransac.:on of business. 1 Arrrsnrl.-e. 9 Ccirmersi-p. : 5 Ariitrancnar.diwarijl.i Ccr.veyiz.-es. 3 Agreemer.-. 11 r;wer. i 4 Ae-n-P i igrKnii 12 Leases. , & Bills c Exchange and 14 Powers cf a::cry. prcnisscry notes, 15 EelLSis. ' 7 Kr"' ci sale. 15 y-"' : S Bcnis. In one Irce volume, SCO ra, Isr , binding', 'will te sen; :o any address on receir: cfi'.S) wi;h the order. E. B. MYERS, Publislier. ST "VTasnington S-ee Clicaco. Eaints' T3XATI5Z can be procured at DWYEH'S Boci S:ore and "cws Depot. . : LUMBER YARDS, TV E LUMBERYARD I have opened a new Lumber Yard in the U- C. DEPOT BLOCK, : North side the Passenger Derot, inside the : enclosure for the p.esent. ALL KINDS of LIDIBER THOS, R. JONES. my 3 . Barron & Co.'s I LUMBER YARD Corner of First Konth and Third rst Streets, one BlorkSnuth of Rallrnaii Depot, at tlie end of Track, bait Lake City, Have "on?'anr'y on tand nil descriptions of Utah. Truckee and California Kedwood LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH AND PICKETS. ALSO A FULL ASSORTMENT OF DOORS, SASH, BLTXDS AXE MOL'ZMXGS. ' JfS1 Special Orders from I-umbrr Dealers and Builder filled on &liort UollCr. The p jb?ic are invited to caH : and a fir portion of patro&a&e respectiully aiicited. a22 BARRON CO. EUILDEP.3. SHELDON & CO., Architects and Builders. FIRST EAST SIEEET. One and a-Iiatf blocks south of the Theatre. ai6 R. R. 3IELE0SE & CO., Carpenters and Builders, Frame Buildings delivered and put up in any of tne Mining Camps adjacent to Salt Lake Ciry. Shops in Commercial Street. AS . 5 So , ? CHIMGO TRADE. fTre brick, KN'.; LI; H AND AMKTJCAN". robinson" &. SON. 215 E3.t Vadison Street, Chicot), IU. ISKUUiS HOISK U. Eisner. P-prietvr. f ortirr Vlli and P 1 ! ' fM P H lUndulpli MrtU, V it i l.lUVi T i . ti :-e - K-r!ei. weM 'jr CIEBOLD L KIENZLE, .... n:. I'.,:,:! liLlCi', t.': ,lk:;:;aii:u clncln xaxi vike A5: .;lak i-kj'jf SAFES, Aii ?Arcat'i Y -i.-"c'.i- and Automatic C LZ: 59 ri.ATTA COVERT. Genernl Agcii li. li. l'LAVON, Sut. Z. C. M. IM lyeut lor tub 1 crrliory. KiTH BROTHERS, v ufactarrrs and Jobbera of HATS, CAPS AN3 FURS Ml K wry and Straic (Tx.-c, 6i & 70 Wibi.h Ave.. rTJTPflfin 3 . 4 Uearburu Place, VilluilUU -1 CriAt-H, HAHFCF.Q & CO., 31 -uulli Water SC., CHICAGO, Headquarters for Oils, Paints, Glass, &c, M LiLu:cturenj of the ceieorated Wll.s.i.N OIL, i A N K . i'Atii:, UitO.A; CO., lnij-jrtcra and DcJr in LEATHER AND FINDINGS 50 Lake Street, tB- CHIGABQ, ILL Lake Shore Oil Works. ' MAXWELL, WhFeLER & C3., Manutacturera of Engine, Sig"il, Tallow, Lard and WOOL, OIL.. Deiilers in HeKiilight Carbon, "Whale .ElephttuL, rieai and Sperm OtU. Adu for the of PRATT'S ASTRAL. OIL. AgenU of the Wmt Virginia Oil and OU Land MA.xuFACTUBxas or EXCELSJCR CAR. ROQf AN) RGN PAINT For Tin and chiule Htxifa. Bn.ige Timbera, Ac Factory CHICAGO. office, iyd j iiyy Illinois at., luei S. Water itre', ' dU M. D. WELLS & CO, Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes, 114 A. 1 10 Waba.hAvejStiicagoT- M. D.XcJJs j. J. Jla. Ut laLd, WK. Jjt-nedicr, uv24 S. H. Mclutyre. VAK SCHAACK, STEVENSON & REID WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Dealers In PAINTS, VARNISHES, OILS, DYE STUFFS, BRUSHES, Window Glass, Glassware Patent Medicines, &o., &c 90, 93 - 94 Lake St., cor. Dearborn (dSSLKUUrVLG-Oa TTith a larpe experience in the Territorial trade, we feel sure of tricing satisfaction in NEW YORK TRADE. News to Housekeepers ! A birrel of Flour makes forty pounds more of Bread witu SEA FOAM POTTDEH. timereqnired for dough to raise, but bake in a hot oven as souu &a mixed. SEA FOAM save Fgs, Shortening, Milk, Etc., and is a wondeilai economy. TUP. SEA FO A 51 IS AS ENTIRELY AEW INVE.VriOV, WITHOUT A. Y OF THE BAD Q.U AUI IIKS OF YEAST OR liAKIMl POW. UES, JOB ! UK. SALtRATU-. GEO. E.GiNTZ 4 Co.. Manufacturers, m26 176 Doane Street. N Y. j 0. A. Longstreet. ' Joan ejetigwicfe. ILONGSTREET & SEDGWlCX ilanuiacturera of and Wholesale Dealers in MLN'S & 30YS' CLOTHING, 466 . 468 Broadway, Sew York. FELIX CAMPBELL, 79 John St, New York, j Manufacturer of and Dealer in Wrought, Cast and Galvanized And every variety of Jiitings for the sume. ni!7 HENDERSON, JUSTICE & Co Successors to GriJen, Henderson & Co., IMPOSTS S3 AST) JOBBKSS OF F1Y GOODS, A'OTIONS, FURNISHING GOODS. I ETC., I ! 49S 4. 500 BROADWAY, jOpnoiite 5c Nicholas Hotel. Kew Tork. I PooljNazro.Kimball&Co,, WHOLESALE GROCERS 35 W arren Stcor. Church, JtjrT. EULGZ?.. New York. 1EHAGERIE. i Cce blc:i we?: cf Presides; Toco's I aesileire. JOIiX V. VOUG, - Prop. : Satlve Eeasts, Blr&M and ReptUea 1 WolTeriidi. Lcri. 2215, Mcaiiii Deer, :Lnportat coliertion of yadre Mineral;; ! Admission. oO cts. : Cbi-lrtren, ' ' 10 " : Open every day creep: 5cria7, irom. ! Fee dins Time, 3 p.m. : Anirra7s purchatd for Food for the I Wild Baii'j of iite Alaiayerie. I t Prof. J. L. BARFOOT, Manager. 1 Z. C. M. I. COLUMN. iZ.C.M. I. i ! 1 ! Wholesale j DRY GOODS DEFT i j A full. firstclii tock o! jSTAPLE DRY GOODS.j ! i 3TOTIOAS, j BOOTS and SHOES.j i AT LOW PRICES. Wholesale buyers and Co-uperativ Dealers ilese inpevt. Retail Departm'nt, EMPORIUM BUILDINGS, THE FINEST DISPLAY AND ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, we cut in any lengths at a small advance on wholf$aLe;" " This is the Department for Fanilies. CLOTHING DEPT. HOME-MADE AND IMP O R T E 3D . MANXTACTUSED 'KO.M mJ HOME-MADE, FRENCH GERMAN, ENGLISH and AMERICAN FABRICS Fine Cassimeres, and Cloths Trimmings On hand, for ' Gentlemen - ordering their own. S- FIRST-CLASS FITTERS AND WORKHIS TO FILL, ALL , ORDERS PROMPTLY. ' GROCERY-HARDWARE DEPARTMENT, CONSTITUTION BUILDINGS, Purchasers can here find An Immense" Stock AND IN EACH BUNCH A GREAT VARIETY. IMPLEMENTS, TCOLS AND MACHINERY ALL ON THE PEEHISHS. Aliners Supplies a Specialty DRUG DEPT. Fancy and Staple Drugs. PATEXT MEDIC1XES, LIQUORS IN GREAT VARIETY .... ENGLISH ALE ASD PORTER, . AVERILL PAISfT WHITE LEAD, " 'Z '- OILS, COLORS GLASS, ETC. Pmcriptions from Physicians tciU. have special attention, II. E. CL1WSO.Y, Supl. New Music Store! DAYNES & CO., prat.kus ix VIOLINS, pVY""' 'ACCORDIONS. GUITARS, CONCERTINAS, B4f.'J:3, '. . BANDONIONS, Li ' t-r?- : i' -, STRINGS, -Jii5;J 4 -j FLUTES, 4D. IiKtnu-tii'ii K. oks 1'it a'.l in-ireiiunts A..-0 a largo stock of tlie new AMI-1UCAN OHl!AN, pruk.uikvJ ly all whj have tried it far superior to and cheaper than any other. Kefereu.vs : SicnorA. F.iriui, Prof. O. Vratt, and others. Goxi 1'IANOS, from t-JjO uiwa:k A lull stoA of SHEET MUSIC on hand, nhieii the piia'liaer ea-i have tried ly a umiciau on the pretnisea. ro ihmm.ss K.ivr ok Tin: vosx iH i ui:. Z. C. hi. I. BOOT AND-SHOE l)lti-i moiit, Jit tlio r-i-it TEE "BIG BOOT?." Every style and quality of Boots and Shoes MADK TO OKDHR, patisluo. tion guaranteed. ALWAYS OV HAND A LAIUIB AND CIIOlrE STOCK OF HOME-MADE . A'SUliOOTS AXD SHOES A VULt. ASSOHTMKXT i P Shoe Findings, Horse Collars and all kinds of leather1 in i) i: ts ' a n t i: r . II. 11. ri.AW SnN. Si-i-intvTKvnKXT. HARDWARE. ' "3 - inn I I g -2.- i a ; C. H. BASSETT, HARDWARE STORE All kinds of HEAVY HARDWARE, Iron and IS t eel, Stovas and Tin Vare BLACKSMITH TOOLS, Agricultural Implements And Mining Tool., At Lowest Rates. OPPOSITE SALT LAKE IIOUSB nl5 FIRE INSURANCE. SALT LAKE BRANCH OF TOE Gieat Western INSURANCE CO'Y, OF CHICAGO. TIlKO. V. TRACK, I'rs.ldent. C. II. II RTT ") II KS ''V W LA WHENCE Director. Cil IS. L. DA II I.Kit, J .11 A HSU A LI. &. CAttlEIt, Attorn.js. II.lt. JIAft.V, Mauag.r. OI'FICE: Under Salt Lake Reading Rooms. A Branch of this SOUND and It ELI -ABLK $5,000,000 C03IPAXY Having been urganized in our city, wo arc now ready fur btoiness and earnestly earn-estly solicit public patronage, guaranteeing guaran-teeing that all fire ri.-jks will bo carried at a fair rate. H. R. MANN, n'21 Jrt"nfr. THE CELEBRATED- STUDEBAKER WiH ! Farmers and Teamsters THERE ARE NINE SEASONS Why You Should Buy the above WagoQ FIF.ST, They are made of the best selected Inuia.va Tiatbeb, thoroughly masoned under cover. SKCO.N I), They are made by experienced free laW. TH1KD, The lightest running and niot durable agon in the Market. FolTKTtl, Their Thimbie Skeins never break, whiles all others do. i'lFTIf, .Most uniform and best proportioned Wagja in Market; any part of one will fit another, while other "makes" will not. . SIXTH, The only Wagon in which the SLOPE SHOULDER SPOIL 'S used ; hence they have the be!t Wheel, which u actually the foundation of the Vat--on. and should becaref'u ly examined by p-?r-ons buying. -SJiVJG.NTH, They are sold only by responsible parties ; and every V agD ia warranted to give entire satisfaction. , EIGHTH, Because Teamsters-wiil tell you they are the best Vagon, Ir all purpo""1, n the roai ' I.N TH, List but not least : Studebaker Brothers are practical men, a--tend to their business personally, and do not entrust it entirely to Foremen, is generahy the case in large factories; hence the superiority of their work over all others. " Sold by. JNO. T. OAINE, al "HERALD" OFFICE. Salt Lake City. BENEDICT, " HALL ""CO., M AMJF A CTUPiEE 3 AXD WHOLESALE DEALEES LS Boots, and Shoes, HAVE REMOVED TO Xos. 134 ami 130 GKA3I STBEE1 Corner Crc-bv, ) KFW YORK. One Block ust ol Broadway, J i. Uauh |