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Show JOB PRINTING1 The varied wants of the ' MINKlt, AUTIZAN and TRAVELER 01? JOB PRINTING OAN JiK PILIiKD AT THE HERALD JOB OFFICE The unanimous .satisfaction given ly tho work dona at our office in the j.ast has iuHtihed us in continually im-ortiDg im-ortiDg all tho Newest Attractions with whioh to plcaao our patronl in Elegance 4.ND Style mni perforin Job Printing )o oompiro favorably with any importation importa-tion in this lino Horn the Bast or West. Anything in tho nature or PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, SHOW CARDS, MINING BLANKS, BUSINESS BLANKS, CERTIFICATES, HANDBILLS, BUSINESS CARDS, VISITING CARDS, BANK CHECKS, COUNTINGHOUSE WORK RECEIPTS, BALL TICKETS, CIRCULARS, BILLHEADS, CARDS, ETC., ETO-, done to order in black, colors or gold. Quality & Figures CHICAGO BOCK ISLAND, AND Pacific Railroad. THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE NOW OPEN DIRECT TO Chicago and the East. VIA DES MOINES, DAVENPORT, AND ROCK ISLAND, Connecting at Doe Moinw with Des Moines Valley R,R, FOR KEOKUK AND ST. LOUIS. At Dayenport with Boats for all point, on the Upper Mississippi, At La Salle with tho ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. NORTH AND SOUTH. And at Chicago with all tho fast Lines East and South TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAILS Leave Council Bluffs Daily. nun m Jira mi This road being thoroughly equipped with ELEGANT NEW COACHES AND SLEEPING CARS And ha vine tho advontago of a smooth, well-bailaated well-bailaated track, otiars to tho traveling public an Eastern Una unequalled lor SPEED. COMFORT. AND SAFETY. Through Tickots via this Lino to all East-am East-am Citias can bohad at tho Company's Ticket OtEcw. International Hotel. Omaha. Pacific Pa-cific liouse Bkck. Council Bluflj. and at the Depot. BAOGAOK CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL PRINCIPAL EAalEK-N FOISTS. mm davis & sons' IRON AND BRASS Founders- All kind of Caatin gT To order. " AUO'TS FOR GRIFFITH & "WEDGE PATENT VERTICAL PORTABLE ENGINES AND SAW MILLS, HAL Xj'S Shingle and Hsaing Machines COfS MAXWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY PUMFIS9 MACHINERT. IIR6I WEST STREET, NRAR KORTR I IKUPUf STREET., laS SALT LAKE IRON CO. 2UARLES ROOMEi Prtaidant, NEW YORK, tt. J. DAVISON. Vioe-Prwidont and Troaaurer, NEW YORK, F.F.JONES.S.cr.tar,. NEW YORK. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF IRON & BRASS CASTINGS We can offer tho beat Indneemen ti to al parties in thia country who are interested in MINING. SMELTING And BUILD IN (J. We can furnish, at the shortest notice. ORE CABS Of latest improvements, Ln either Wood or Iron; ORE BUCKETS; CAR WHEELS, of any size; HOISTING WINDLASSES; OAST IRON TUYERS, For Fnrnaoes ; SLAG CARTS and POTS; BOTTOM AND FRONT PLATES; CORNER BINDERS; BULLION MOULDS ; LADLES and SKIMMERS; WATER JAUfc-tUB ; SMOKE STACKS and CHARCOAL WAGONS; PULLEYS of all Bizea ; COUPLINGS ; BOXES; HANGERS ; SHAFTING'; PINIONS ; GUDGEONS, and COG WHEELS ; IRON RAILINGS ; COLUMNS : SASH WEIGHT3 ; And ORNAMENTAL WORK For BUILDERS. Works -i ONB BLOCK SOUTH OF DEPOT. L. 8. SUTHERLAND, MANAGER. Po. Box, No. 569. m2 SPRING, 1873. FIRST IN THE MARKET. FOR THE LADIES New and Fashionable GOODS NOW BEING RECEIVED BY TEASDEL & CO. Lace Pellerines Lace Trimmed Barbas, Hamburg Edgings and Insertion. ' Lace Capes and undoraleevos. Love and Black Lace Veils. Silk Ties; Silk FiohuB, Imitation Applique Collars, F-A-ITGY GOODS In large varitiee. Ottoman Sashes and Scarfs Ottoman Shawls, Mozambique Shawls Lucca Wraps. Ladies will do well by calling on TEASDEL & CO- atIibb EAGLE HOUSE, Before PurchasingclBewhere. Blees Sewing Machines Still rommand.Dff.kCrtpid Piej mar K 23. O. TttX. X. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, I NEW ARRIVALS OF SPRHNTG GOODS - IN - Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing, Id all the Newest Fabrics and Styles. Also all tho popular Styles of SILK. BEAVER, and FELT HATS, From tho most celebrated makers. 31 EN'S AND BOYS' CAPS In great variety. We call special attention to our Stock of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS IN Underclothing, Hosiery, gloves, Collars, Neckties, Neck-ties, Scarfs, Shirt Studs, Umbrellas, Valises, &c, &c. AGENTS FOR THE FAMED BURLOOK DIAMOND SHIRTS . , , , ( We are opening the most extensive and best asaor ted JS took of PIECE GOODS Wo have ever offered, consisting of the finest qua.itioB of French, English, German, Scotch and American Suitings, Vestings, Cassimeres, &c, Whioh cannot fail in suiting the tastes of all. We have purchased with a view to supply all the requirements of our RAPIDLY INCREASING BUSINESS IN MEKCHANT TAILOEING So that our Patrons can seleot from the Choicest Stock in Utah. NEW REGULATION MILITARY SUITS Made to order on the shortest notice. Our vory heavy SaleB of WALL PAPER X DECORATIONS Have induced us to make extensive alterations so that this class of Goods can dow be seen to much better advantaire than formerly. A beautiful assortment of GILTS, BRONZE, SATINS, WHITE and BROWN BLANKS, k, now on hand, large assortment of LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S TRUNKS, of our own Manufacture, beautifully got up. MEN'S AND BOYS' BOOTS AND SHOES, HOME-MADE AND IMPORTED. Floor Oilcloths and Carpets. H. B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. DUNFORD & SONS. New Goods, Spring1 Styles. Immenso assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS, The largest Stock ever offered to the trade. WHOLESALE ATSD RETAIL DEPARTMENTS. Big Inducements Offered. " GROCERY DEFT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Groceries, Hardware, Plows, fetoves, Crockery Glassware, Tinware, Miners' Supplies. We do not throw out any Baits by Advertizing a few Leading Articles at Low Prices, -A-LL OUR GOODS AHE aB-A.I DKALERS IN THK SETTLEMENTS AND MINING TOWNS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO CALL AND ENQUIRE PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING. S T 0 V ES7 z. c. m. i. Grocery and Hardware Department MONITOR, CHARTER OAK, NEW ERA, LOYAL COOK, Also a ureal variety of other COOKING and HEATING STOVES, com inairtK tho lariat assortment to be found in any stock in Utah; price verj ew, call and see. 30 H. B. CLAWSON, SupL Z. C. M. I. SHOE FACTORY DEPARTMENT, 99. East Temple Street. SION OF THE -j i a- -j o o t GENTS' BOOTS, LADIES' BOOTS, CHILDREN'S BOOTS. GENTS' SHOES, LADIES' SHOES, - CHILDREN'S SHOES. GENTS' SLIPPERS, LADIES' SLIPPERS, CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, For fino weather or stormy woather; for walking, walk-ing, danoing, working, sparking, o limbing, riding, fi shins, mining, otc. oto. A largo and choice assortment of tho above, our own inalto and imported, at tho most reasonable rea-sonable nricofl. W make to order any atyle and quality desired and tnaur satisfaction, OLD IJOOTS AND SUOliS Made as good aa now almost SELLING OFF OUIt OLD STOCK BELOW COST! Sola Leather I Upper Leather I Harness Leather I Imported Calf Skins, American Calf Skins, Morocco and Kid Skins. Shoe Findings, "KIT" OK ALL KINDS ! 1I0ESE COLLARS! Horse Collars ! ! HORSE COLLARS!!! ALL AT LOWEST PRICES, Wholesale and Retail 1 Order, by Mali receive apeui.1 and prompt alteiillou. HIDES AND WOBL BOUGHT H. B iOLAWSON, 8mt. SPRING OPENING SASH. DOORS, BLINDS MOULDINGS PICKETS, SHINGLES, LATH. REDWOOD, SUGAR PINE, TRUCKE1S, Aud all kinds of BUILDINCMATERAL IS FULL STOCK AT LATIMER, TAYLOR &C0.S LUMBER YARD AND SASH AND DOOR FACTORS Ono Ulw.k EastofDopot. THE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED DEVON BULL Young: Washington, Is one of tho'finut brod Devon Bulls in the country. 1 EMU It EE) Calved August 1". 1ST0; Sired by Yountr Washington, Amorican Herd Book; , 2d by Uonoral Grant, 220, American Herd Boole; 3d by Cayuga. 602, English Hord Book; Uh. " Tocumsoh, 6Ufl, " " " DAM EFF1E; 2d by Don Podro. 200, Amorican Herd Book; 2d" Ellio, Knjjlish Hord Buuk: by Xocuin- soh, 5fi'J. Entfiish iiord Book; 3d" IiDi-ortodEvolino, English Hord Book, by Earl ol Exotor, M, English lioni Book; 4th" Kuby. 1035, English Hord Book, bj I'avorito, A3, English Hord Book.. flalf breed Devon Cows are splondir , milkers. Half brood Devon Oxen for work and spcod aro unsurpassed. Thoso who wish to improve tnorr stooK can ice this splondid animal at tho atablos of Mr-i. Mr-i. B. Clawson, north-wost cornor of tho 12th ffard- Terms, 3-1 in advance Enamro of Mr. Smith at the Sublos. aplt) SALT LAKE CITY SAFE DEPOSIT. Fire and Burglar-Proof Vault, In Basouiontof tho BANKING HOUSE OF A. W. WHITE A Co. VALUABLE PAPBRS. JEWELRY AND Silver Ware received on Special Deposit. Lock Compartments for ront Offioo hours from 7 a-m. to 0 p.m. W. II. CHISHOLM tfe. Co., Stock and Money Brokerg, DEALEKS IN GOLD DUST, Railroad Tickets, otc. Stocks Bought on apl9 Margins. SALT LUKE CITY BOILER WORKS, (West sido of City Morkot.) ' All kinds of Stationary. Upright, or Locomotive Locomo-tive BOILERS, and TANKS, Mado or Repaired. REAPERS AND MOWERS AND THRESHING MACHINES. Ropaired and put in Running Ordor. Work done on tho Shortest Notice. Boil ors and Fluos bought or takon in oxchange for work. Orders by Tolegraph or Mail promptly attend at-tend od to. d34 JOHN SLOAN k. 00- Pronriotora. Something Handsome. WHO wants something bandsomo in tboir bouses? Call and soo thoso lovely Marble, Mar-ble, Iron and Slnto Enamelled Chimney Mantles, with Grates, Fond or 3 and Hearth Slabs complete; at MORRIS 4 EVANS' may2 Noar tho Globo, Main St. DURANt & CUTTING, CONTRACTORS, Forwarding and Commlssou Merchants, SALT LAKE CITY, SANDY STATION GtlA.MTE, AND LKHI, UTAH TERRITORY. Agents lor tlie Couuellsville Coke, Aunts lor the MANSFIELD PURE COKE CO. Auts for the KANSAS CITY" COliK.CO. Agents for the ST. JOSEPH GAS COKE CO. Agents for ADOLPI1US MEIER & CO.'S PURE COKK, St. Louis. Agents for the CELEBRATED 1UNTON COAL Agents for the HOWES' TJ. 8. STANDARD SCALES, Agonts for the LACLEDE FIRlfi UR1CK MANU-EAOTURINU MANU-EAOTURINU CO. Sr. Louis. Wo aro proparod to Contract for any of tho abovo-numud articlos, including tho WY0M1NQ HEMATITE IRON ORE, At the lowost markot ratoa FOR CASH. Wo aro also SOLE Agonts forthoColobratod COQU1LLAKD FARM AND FREIGHT WAUUN, manufactured oxproasly for lh Utah Trado. L Agents for tho Far West Freight -'o. Oa.sh Advanco3 mado on Consignments c Oro and Bullion. Through Bills of Lading givou to all pointi in tho United States and Europe SAMPLERS OF ORE AND BULLION. Contracts mado for the Transportation o ORE, BULLION, and MILL MAUUINERJ to any point in Utah or Novada. Wo also enrry tho largest Stock of Grain in Utah whioh wo Soil Lew lor Cash. Goods Forwarded to ull points in Utah and Novada with promptness and dispatch. Address all Communications to DURANT & CUTTING, Salt Lake City, Utah. mar ll TO TKADE, Mil fiRSSBli aanufactnrmg Co., (thadk mark,1 J. RUSSELL & CO., a-H-SElST RIVER WORKS, Works and Warehouses, TrjRNEft's Falls, Mass., Manufacture the llnost and largest varioty TABLE CUTLERY In tho World. Tho It Goods can now bo found upon tho Lists of all A 1 Jobbing Houses. Office and Sample Roomi 80 Cham-tocre Cham-tocre Street, KJfiW OIitt. JU0.KUSSCL1 JUf'gCO. jonlO CRACKERS! CRACKERS! Crackers ! Salt Laie Steam Cracler Factory1 NEAR R. R. DEPOT- T AM MANUFACTURING tho boat QUAL-J QUAL-J ITY and GREATEST VARIETY of CRAt ItEllS. over producod in the Territory, Terri-tory, whioh I offor to tho Trado and Public gonorally, at tho lowest posslblo pricos. Morchants and frionds aro roquoatod to call and examine my goods and pricos, before purchasing. Offico at Thatcher & Elkins'. R. Y.ANDERSON, Salt Lake City, Jan. 4, 1873. Utah Territory. Sewing1 Machine. Y7E respectfutlj 'invite the Publio to oall and sco our excellent variety oi i Sewing IVIachincs Plaln,lteautiful and Elaborate Styles of Workmanship AHP GREATLY IMPROVED WITH in K FANTON CASTORS. The loial Sala of the SINGER MACHINE are now THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. THE SALES OF LAST YEA 11, J. 8 J., G O An evidonae that it i. fut TifiQios supremo favor in tho household, Tho 8inoer Comrjany Bold ovor tho other Companies, 52,734. M&" The Chicago Relief Committee furnished sufferers by tho Firo to March 18i 1872, 3,9; 3.151 Sinscr Machines, all other makes, 7J3. Applicants mado their selection, with same discount on ail. OUR SALES If) UTAH EXCEED ANY. OTHEU HOUSE IN THi, SEWING MACHINE LINE THIS S1DK OF CHICAGO. We courteously invite tho Ladies to sue our Hmbroidery trtvoS3.i30Loxitv It attracts oneral altontion and admiration, We also dosiro you to see our TUCKERS, CORDERS, RUFFLERS, BiNOERS QUILTERS, HEMMERS, TRIMMER, PLEATERS, SELF-BA5TER5, SEAM-RIPPERS, NEEDLE-SETTERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS. 6UITABLK FOR ALL KIMD8 OF SHUTTLE SEVTINQ MACHIMES. WE OUAKANTEE EVERY MACHINE TVE BELL TO GIVE ENTIRE BATISFAC tion, aa each one ia thoroughly adjuated, triod and toatod b? oxMrioBCed Mohanie and ajlsj-e warranted to aew with eaa. ail klBda of gooda. from the coancat to tho tjnoet. Lace, Muuliu, Cambric, Domestic, Dcniui?, Tickingn. Ducking, Beaver, Buckskin aud Leather. tST Instruction given frco of charge by competent attendants, and term, of salo to suit all circumstances. OTHER SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ON REA SON ABLE TERMS. We extend a oordial invitation to ull to GOME AND EES OUT Z-IACHINES Whether they wish to puroha:io or not, AT THE SLVCER SEWING MVM BEPARTMEXT Z. C Tfl. I. General AgsntE:, Two doom Muth of Easlo Emporium, Bali Laki Oinr, RAILROADS. Ce P. E. Hi. On aud after Sunday, May -1, 1873, Trains will leave Ogdeu as follows 5:10 p.m.. (daily,) Pasaoncor Train for Tlono (fur Carson and Virginia) Sacra-uionto. Sacra-uionto. Marysvillo, Koddin-, (for Vortiand. O.,) Stockton, Merced, (fur Yosiaito) Tipton (tor Los Ancolcs,) San Juse and San 1 ran o is oo. 3:00 p.m. j daily, Through Eniiirrant Train fur tiaoramonto and can -Francisco. T. n. GOODMAN, Gen. I'iuj. and Ticket Agont. A. N. TOWN Ei Gon'l sup't GliO. U. 1UCE, AOH.fr, Salt Lake City, Odico with Marshall A Hoylo, 9tot W. F. Co's Bank. V2U ijtaiT RAILEOAD. Trains run between Brisham Junction with CP. R.R., Attn LOGAN. i On and after February 1st, 1S73, Daily Trains, Loavo Brisham Junction at. 7 :00 p.m. Loavo Logan a.m. to connect with trains for Ogdua and Salt Lako. Trains Dun nn Qalt I nlfl TimA tsv Stagos connect with Trains to and from Northern tiottleinonts in Cache County lai- FAR ESI Botwoon Logan and "'alt Lako 85 00 Ondon 8 00 Mondon and Suit Lako i 75 Ogdon 2 75 deduced Rates to Excursion Parties, Pauset-hcrs will ploasc purchase their 'iokete at tho OEcoh. For all information concorninf Freight or rasa ago, api'l" tc CI7AS. NrBLEY," General Freight and Ticket Agent :JNO.W. TllNO, dll Gon'l Sun't UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. i Ja Ktl after December ;0, ;i i7a, Uaily Trains Leave Salt Lake City at 5 a.m. and 118 p.m-Arrive p.m-Arrive at Ogden 7 a. m. and 4:45 p. m. Leave Ogden at 8 a. m. and 5:30 p. m. Arrive at Salt Lk City 10 a.m. and 70 p.n In addition to the above WUl ran DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED : Leaving Salt Lake City at 8 a.m. and 5.30 p.m., and Ogden at 5 a.m. and 5.50 p.m. Fisinger will pleaae ParthtM ' their Tlekete t tbe Offleee. fifty Cents additional will be charted when the fore Is aoUocted on the train, tot all information concerning, freight oi posEage, apply to JAS. SHARP, Qeneral Jrelsht and Tioket A"4 JOHS SHAEP, UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD On and after December UOth, 1873 DAILY TRAINS Leave the Utah Central R.R. Dopot, Salt Lako City, at 7 a.m. and 2.30 p.m: Arrive at Lchi at 9 a.m. and i.30 p.m. Leave Lehi at 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Arrive at Salt Lako City at 11.30 a.m. and 7 p.m, . Id addition to the abovo MIXED TRAINS Will run daily, Sunday excepted, Leaving the Utah Central R.R. depot, Salt Lake City, at 1 p.m. and Lchi at 6 a.m. PaseongcrB will please purchase their rickets at the Offices. Jnlty cents additional ad-ditional will bo charged when tho fare is collected on the train. For all information concerning freight or parage, apply to JA.S. 811 A III', Gen. Freight and Tioket Agent. JOIIX N1IAKP, flUPIRINTBNDINT, THIS WELL KNOWN Bit AND -Or- JAPAN TE AS - rOK 5 ALB AT - !K xm Grocery, Department, al IU-r.:CLAWB0N8ai TRAVEL. REDUCTION IN PASSAGE, GUION LINE BETWEEN New York, Qucenstowii, and . Liverpool. CarriHg tho United Slates Maila-1DAHO, Maila-1DAHO, f- NEVADA, MINNESOTA. J3f - N E UK ASK A M A N 11 A TT AN Si-rf It I W 1'OMIN G. Wisconsin, icrvrai SA1LINUFKO.M NEW YORK EVEKV WEDNESDAY. CABIN 1'as.iaKO from Now York 8S0 a0' gold. Staterooms on tho same deck at Saloon. STEERAGE: tm from Now York; twrrorc Livoriiool or Quooniloivn, payablo In ourronej 1'iusiiKO from or to Uoniiany, Eranao, Nor way, Swudon, otc. at Luwoji Katos. KomittiiiK-tw to Groat Britain, Iroland and tlioContinonL AiMdyto WILLIAMS k OUION.23 Broadway; Broad-way; or 11 S. KLDRKDUK, d'J4 Salt Lake City, GILMER 4 SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES TI11LUUIU1 ' UtaSa, south - east Nevada & Mon tana Leaving Salt Lake City Dally, ni. nlng Bouth to Tintic, American Fork, Mount Nooo, Sevier, St. George, Utah ; and riocho, iNevada j PillI tbrougta Provo, Springvillo, Spanish Fork,Paj so , Salt Crook, Chicken Creek Round Valley, Fillmore, Corn Crook, Beaver, Miners-yiilo, Miners-yiilo, aod AU the principal towns and nnning campa in touthern Utah and iouih-eati Nevada. Also leave Corinnt, Utab, dally, rnnnlng north to Virginia City, LTclona, Fort Benton, Deer Lodge, Cedar Crook mines, and passing through all the principal towns and mining min-ing camps in Montana, Mon-tana, PIliaUlPAXr OPPICK, Wells, Fvgo'S Co. Building junl Bait Lake City sTlt lake, And Tintic Stage and Express RUNNINO OAlLf FROM SA-LV LAH.K1 CITV, ft. LAKE TOWI, TOOltLE CITY, STOCKTON - AMD OPI1IB. TO TIHTIO. The route has boon re-stocked with splendid splen-did Concord Coaches, fine Stock, caiefuland attentive Irivorfi. and every st ton tion is paid to the conifer? n i oonvonienoe of poasen-girs. poasen-girs. Good accommodation on the road. TFIROLGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time, at Welle, Pargo . Go.'i, alt Lake Oltyi LEN WIN ICS, Proprietor! TIME TABLE. BURLINGTON RODTE. ; TO THE EAST. NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. Ho. 3. STATIONS. Kpailt? MAIL. Leave SALT LAK E 6:00a.m. 2:45p.n. " OMAHA 6:30 p.m. 6:30 a.m. Arrive BURLINGTON 6:00 a.m. 8:40.p.m, ' GaloabnrftO.B.iQ.) 7:00 a.m. 10:60 p.m. " Menaoia " 11:15 a-m. 3:23 a.m. " Chicago " 3:15 p.m. T.-OCa.m. " Peoria - - 9:00 a.m. UC.m. Iad'plisd.B.AW. fr.15p.rn. ft26.m. " Cincinnati - - ll.-PO p.m. 1: 15pjn. " Loganfi'Ort iS&p.m. fcaOa.m. T. V. k W.) " Colopibns 2: tn. 5: .W p.m. CyThrouKh Cars from Mi or! River W Chicaco, Indianapnlis. Cioiirj rati. Lnranf ortand Colainbon. Now York, 1'oston, I'hlla-dolhin, I'hlla-dolhin, and Wa.l)incton, Conneotions at tLoae poi , n with Unas leading to the Hut, North and South. This ii tho Bt, Mhorteat, (ulokeit and Cliaieit Itonte. Do not bodeceivod, but obtain Tickets via the Darlington A Missouri River Railroad, SAM. POWELL. K0BT. HARRIS, -r'l Tl;t- Aint n-B'l Hon't Gen. Wwton Pas. ABU D. W. UlTOUCOCh. HEAD This Advertisement AND WRITE For our Manual of Evergreen! AND SAVE in buying and planting your trees, 50 PER GENT. 10 cents worth.! to any troo-'lrRar- 1'INNEY 4L CO., Blurgeou By, Wis |