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Show SALT LAKE HOTELS, MOCH HOUSE, TUEATUSSt.,nxt U City Hall, 'JOHN A. MOCH, Pkoi-rutob. Fine accommodations for families. Neatly ! furntshud room, ilea La icrvod ItcaiaurHnl style. slit TOW N S ENDH O U SEE, SALT LA ICE CITY, THE LEADING HOTEL OF UTAH, JAMES TOWNSKND, Propiotor. rneis eoi ss is centrallt louat- X ed, well furbished, and haa accommoda-lions accommoda-lions for 10ifuets. Tho Proprietor ii now preparing to bnild larco ailditions to his Hotel, which, when onuhodj wiLl rondor it The Host Complete Establishment a 1 TUB ROCKY AI0ENTAI QION. j mil TAYLOR'S HOTEL, OX THE EFIIOI'EAN" PLAN, Centre of block- ff&!t side East Tomplo street-Rooms street-Rooms by the Day or Weok. A PIRST-CLAS hKSrAlTlST,kept by Mr- R- E. Bl'KGFSS. Boird by tho Day oJ Week, Meals at all hours. No expense 6 pur ad to jk-'A5o iiftLrons. ' - Hot and Cold Ba-hs, TAYLUlt & CUTLEIt, Proprie'ors. slO fmirafHousi, N"BW ADDITION, ANOTHER 100 NE'V ; gPfli&'U tt E DS, NEV TARIFF. Third Soutli Street, Salt Lake City. Board and Lodring, ? week, S3 ffi 3 7.00 Board and LodxiUK. 'fi dm". I-1' H- I- Day Board, "1 week, o.l Beds, V) weak - l. J iS 2.W Bods, niKht,. 2 50 MealB GREAT TOTEM HOTEL, - 2d South-st, Salt Lake City, With a capacity for 3W guosts. Fira'-class a-00 a-00 i mod dona for familial and travelers. Ronms. per day, from 50 cts. to 31 00:. Rooms, per wook, from S-UW to 810.U0: Board, por weok, $7.u0; Meals, 50 oonta each- Free Omnibus to the Hotel. Barber Shop and Laundry connected with he HoteL ICE FOR SALE. For partiouJars enquire at the omoa. myl7 - SMITH k BIGAZE. Proprietor. OCDEN HOTELS. UNION DEPOT HOTEL AMD RAILROAD DINING HALL, OGDEN, UTAH, Situated on Railroad Platform, Junction of B. P. and C- P- Railroads, marn O- S. EKB, Proprietor. PULASKI HOTEL, Known as the CHICAGO RESTAURANT, Opposite D. P. and 0- P- R. R- Depot, OGDEN, UTAH. 1)ASSENOERS wishing to romatii over a few days can obtain uluasa&t rooms and Ur6t slass accommodation. Term 94.V0 and $4.00 per day. A SAMPLE ROOM attached to the House. I Louche? put up for paasoBgors. - - J, B. CZACBETiT I aplfl Proprietor. I SAN FRANCISCO HOTELS. j G-xaiid. .Hotel, OS Market, New Uontgomory Second Strcoto, SAN FRANCISCO C AL. f5 JOHNSON & Co., Proprietors. MORTON HOUSE, K'E.is""" The bast acoomniottations giiarnntcoa- locb. Hon central. 1EKMS, fiuo to tM) per Day- aplo W. G. GRAHAM, Proprietor. STATIO N ER Y. X STEVENS Sl CO., Wliolesale ana Retail Stationers, Betwoon Walkor and Clift Housos, MAIN STREET. SALT LAKE CITY. THE IHADE SITPLIIiD. so2) ASSAYERS. H, T. Srt.bt. A. C. Gdht a PACIFIC ASSAY OFFICE, ' Undor White A Co.'sBnk. Main Stroet, Sal , r Lake City. Bullion and Ores Assayed. Analysos made ill iJjaI, Jfjj, Hisort Valors, etc. .. J BILLIARD TABLES. ! TBE J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO. Manufacturers of BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, With the famous Pbelan Col lender Tateut Combin.Ttion Ctisbious, No. LAKE STREFT, CHICAGO, ILL. Parera. Junf.y Lind, Pit eon Hole and Bacaiello Tnl'lo'. 1UL' lAUD FL'UNISIIIN'a aOODS OF ENERYKINLV MANSFIELD, ATCHISON & STEELL, l.,r;i.'. ,1 J,,';c Citu, Ffm wt-.'ni I'rieo Lists and all iatormaiion can In-oli(nirivl. mu- KM. T. JlOHnni. O. C. X0KHI5. -Painting. Mcmms pox, . PAIJN TKltS, V UESTH.I, ON H ND TN T I ! K 1 K 1,1 N V. l. ori.iiief. They will do I'lain l'aint-inc. l'aint-inc. Grairiuc, Mnrb'mit nnd Pivomtirc in H-'corul: altu Slnj pr.iulod, Imth phiin and on amirital, with tlio b-'Sl in tho Territory, and cheap a." tho cheai OsU SUi)P in lhn a 1 lev. re.ir of Co-ororntivo Krnrle frffruim l!u,ltli:i. j;'N'lt"7'f lnrJt"fit'ply of suporirr Varni'hof. di-'l from New Vorl. nnd Ennllsli Kirrn". Sf.'Xiffa?1 L ATTORNEY8-AT-LAW. OKO. VF!t IPLP 81HTH B. J. JOS A F BOS SMITH Sc. JONASSON, t TTORNKYSA COUNSELORS AT LAW. Main Street, Salt Lake City; two dmrs south of Sail Lake llmi-o. N. B. A Notary always in the oQVe. ai'jr2 HQbKv STOl'T . TIISOoeBR JliniMFStTJUi STOUT A BURM ESTER, TTOItNETS AT-LAW. Office on Main X stroet, (noarly oprosito the Tribune OUicc, Salt Lake City, Utah. ati J. H. CAHTKE. C. C. W1L80F. CARTER k WILSON, ATTORNE YS-AT-LA W, OFFICE flVli xusi National Bank, Bast lemplo it. QC8 , ; ,.. S.P. SCANICKER,, , , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AND GENERAL Col!wtin(rAent. Room No. 5. Mathtbi-Oi-on's Block, Salt Lake City, Utah. alO 0. w. nrKTT- eao. e. wuitbkt. BENNETT, A WHITNEY, . A TTORNRYS-AT-LAW, OFFICE 6vKR A D. Uronig's fctore, Main itroet. Salt Lake City. ftfM H. BATD05. C. X. OILCHKIBT. HAYDON A. GILCHRIST, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, SALT LAKE City. . offioe: over i'irst National Bank of Utah. t.12 C. S. BIMI-ailiD. m. iLttg FAT KICK. HEMPSTEAD A, KIRKPATRICK, ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW, MAIN STRERT, Opposite Wells, Fargo A Co., Salt Lake Qtr. io BROKERS. FRANK. FULLER, JAM dTmTsMITH W. BL'EL BARKER. THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED I to Buy and ell Heal Estate on Commission, Commis-sion, and to negotiate Loans. . Five doors north of Post Office. FtTLI.KK, SMITH BARKER.; m3 C. E. Pomeroy, B ZE? O JS1 IE JEl , MONEY TO LOAN. Excliane on New York, San Francisco and Europe. GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD. SILYEH BULLION BOrOIIT. SILVER MADE DOLLARS. Collections Made. ' LOANS MADE for other parties on first claw Socoritios. STOCKS AND BONDS Bouht anJlSold. MAILROAD TICKETS Bought and Sold. XMIURANT R. K. TICKETS U tho Eart. CABIN AND STEERAGE rASSAUE to Horopa. ' CHECKS CASHED after Bankin, Hotiri. TRUST DEEDS, MORTllAllES k DEEDS DRAWN; TITLES EXAMINED. ' If you want Cheap Baa-age to tho Bast; If yoti want to Send Money to tho Old Country ; " ... : . f If yeu want to Emi-rato a Friend from Europe, call at tho office in , CODBE'S DRUC STORE. GREAT SLAOTER! TERRIFIC SACRIFICE ! ! "W" ZE3I IE 5Rj E ? AT TEASDEL&Co's SeacL the foUowiiig: TVe are closing out tho balwnce of our . SUMMER GOODS - ; , AI ClOTHTtTCJ,- i At Greatly Reduced Prices TO MAKE KOOM FOI? v a Tj i, v unciiASEe : GREAT BAKOUNS m ' I , LACE SHAWLS, " , 1 Ladioa' Ready-tnado Danssrs, Q j Parasols. Q ! LAWNS and ' H I' "SIMMER DRESS GOODS, L j j EraMZR SHATTLS, -L UJ ' Linens, Hosiery and Oloves, - H . H H j GEXTS' (.X0IHIXG, L UJ Oo !"J LINEN COATS. cT 1 ! . " PASTS, - ' m Q 'I I 1 .bmnroet R I u J STRAW HATS, Etc., Etc. I THESE Onnp?. nWe en 11 me rated, will ho sold YElvY CHEAP, without resard j to cost. Cull and exumiuo nnd you will he etire to buy. j ' ALL OUR OTHER OOODS CORKESPOND-I CORKESPOND-I N O I, Y LOW. TEASDEL &L CO., 65,67,69 East Temple Street1 RESTAURANTS. , FRENCH RESTAURANT. AND LODGING HulSS. " RIC1TARDS' BUILDING. SECOND South street, Suit Lake City. Antone Gmss tkOo , proprietors. Meal" at all hours. Every accommodation for Ladies, Families, civil engineers: , w. bredemeyer, us. mineral surveyor. con-. con-. soiling Engineer, Examiner of incs ard V'nlng Kxpert. Hthcnat residence, Kimball Kim-ball Block , opposite Townauod House, oil JA1IK3 II. M1KTIXEAU, " HYDRAULIC ANDflVIL ENGINEER, . and LAND SUKYfcYoR, LOGAy, CACHE COCKTr. 1 Mineral olaitas eurreyed. olO JOSEPH CORLINSKI, CIVIL ENGINEER, United State Mineral and Deputy Surveyor Tor Utah. Office: First South Street, nearly opposite s2b St. Mark's Churn, M. T. BURGESS, Civil Engineer and U. S. Mineral Surveyor, Will prepare the neewsnry Papers and Diagrams Dia-grams lor Patents and Protests. Office is Building occupied by Survevor GeneraL iani HATS AND BONNETS. PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK FASHION. The largest nnd mast complete Stock . o! MILLINERY ever otkVrcd iu this Market AT MRS. COLEBROOK'S Temple of Fashion, Consisting of even' variety of style m LADIES' HATS AND BOOETS, Fancy Notions, nat Ornamont.'.. ntrich Foa thers. Gros (irain and Watarod Kibbon, now shades; CollarotM, Fanny Bolts, i'lowora, Handkerchiefs, Hat and Bonnet Shpoi , Ladies own mat or in !s made to order. 33 MAIN STREET, PROPERTY FOR SALE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED FOR SALT LAKE CITY PROPERTY. the mum MILLING, SMELTING AND REFINING WORKS, Consisting ofa Ton Ftamp Mill. two Pluck and tbreo RoverberatorF J-urnacoa, ono Cupel Furnace, a Reiort Furnace, Esay Otlice, Officers' Quarters, Boarding House, Stable and other ouildinsstbe most completo establishment estab-lishment of the kind on tbo 1'acilic Coast, situated on tho Humboldt Hiver. at Oroaria Station on the Central Pftcific Railroad, era offered for snlo at a bargain, for cash, or part cash, or exchanged for Salt Lake City Property. Pro-perty. Apply to P. E. CONNOR, First Iloure NVth of the Walker llouiO, SALT LAKE CITY. g7 IRONFOUNDERS. EDMUND WILKES ... Lkses. SALT LIRE IRON CO,, Manufacturer of all klml. of Iron and Brass Castings, Birring, Hilling mill giuclllng MACHINERY, Will contract to erect Quartz Mills &. Ismi-xter, completo, Narrow Gauge Railkoau Work, - SWITCHES, FROGS nnd WATER STATIONS, ! SEAT, . H.AXD, PUSH, nnd MINING CARS, BUILDING FRONTS, ORNAMENTAL HOUSEWORK, And BUILDINGS, Etc. Wobss: Ono bloek Soulh of tho U.C.B.IL September 30, 1873. ol FURNITURE. . FEEB EXHIBITION EVERY DAY AT A.E.CULIVIER aCO'S SHOW ROOMS, OF FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE, SS 3IAIX STREET. Next door to Huseey's lcw Bank, ol NOTICE. TO ALL WtlOM IT MAY CONCERN: All prf"m are hereSy warned Trnm pnt ebsMng or sellini twn conain promr'ory noics, dated June 11, Jt.,i. aiido by S i rt. ileintyre. J. A. Cunr innham, nnd Uwcn bi.-c. f.ir two thousand and sity-oven dollbirs and . eighty-one c-rH i3-,'"j7 M ea:h pnyuble fi-ur . n.unthti ator date, ro?pectivil ; and enJoriei by Samuel Mclntyro. and bv . R. InKham, to the order of J. N. Uewt-y; and by said Ieirev to the order of C. ii J'omeroy, for ctd-IocUoq ctd-IocUoq jaid notes ha vine bocoino lo?t oraLok-n, CEAa. E. POMEROY. II. WALLACE, WboloFale and Bet ail CONFECTIONER 1st South-st, Salt Lake City. FRESH PIES, CAKES, CRACKERS, Cream Cakes, Every Day. -j-n: doing q.vjvi:! iladotoOrdar. The heaviest and best assorted rtock nf ! i u it io cArsiiEei; Jn tbo Territory. ... ta'CounTry Dealer? should call and es amino ORANOE3 AXT LEMONS. Special alten- MEDICAL. MRS. CARPENTER, PHYSICIAN AND SUiiUKON, office at the Xuivnaond Jlouso, Huoiu No. 50. a a 10 MARY K. BARKER, M.D., OFFICE oppofito Old Constitution Building-, Muin is t root, Otlice huurs 10 a-m. to 3 p- m. Rpi'o -enros Hi.'hon Tuttlo. J. W. Youer, Kov. C. C. StrattoD, Kev. J. Welch. m P. WILHELWI POULSON, M, D., P1IYS1CTAN AND PURGVON. 1TOME-opfithi't: 1TOME-opfithi't: Tnylnr's llotuJ. Room l'J .opposite .oppo-site ;-alt Lake Hoiwo. oclii DR. J. D. THOMPSON, M. D.f O If VICE FIUST DOOR SOUTH LAMB Jc Co-"s DrB Storo, East 1 emple Street, j HexideR at Walker Mouso. fil SEt. A. B, CUNFORD,' I IiXj Successor to SHARP DUM-OKD. DENTISTS, Ollico old stand, nost door oast of Doseret News Otfico. Iloars from Eight to Six. So23 ALTA BUSINESS. ben n et & davis, lSSY office ALTA C I .T.Y . SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. A. J. GRIFFITH, Dealer in all kinds of PICKLED AND SMOKED SALMON AND HERRINGS, 20d WASHINGTON STREET, botwoen Front and Davis. All kinds of Dried, Smoked and Pickled Fuh constantly on hand, ii CH.3. J- KPTG, JOHKPIT 8KQDK Formerly Pirtnor fur It! years City and H ismeas Man- Salesman with gor of P. D. Codo & Co. : Cuttine & Co. C. JAMES KING of Wm. 4 Co., Manufacturers and Packers of HERMETICALLY SEALED GOODS 819 A 821 Snn.omo slroot, San Francisco, Cal. PRESERVES, JiMS, JKUIES, "' PICKIES and OREGON CIDKI1. (Jond., .uarnntewl .upcrinr to any other in the market. Jsuno but smis labor eia)i'oyl. S10 i.,.,;-"- u-8,r-ork. J. B A U M & CO., Importers and M anmactiirors of MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, Jltiand 2J.1 Sunfontivst., Sa I-rani-isio, ftt I?o. Hi Warrou-sU. N kw York. GUIXXESS' and BARCLAY'S CREAM PORTER, IN BULK. Now La inline, ox Cotnpndre, SO ITiiifl n- TI I KOi-.-. AltTJint (JUlNNtSS & CO 'S (Dublin) BAHCLA V, I l-,l(kli5 A CO. S iLmdon), CREAIVJ PORTER, in fino order. For fu'o by ' RICHARDSON & HARRISON, ai-t and Hattorv street, 2I SAN FttANClSCO. L. A. BA.VIt:i4MOX, T, L, HORH, SANDERSON & HORN, Importers and Jobbers ofi CIGARS AND TOBACCO PHOTO! ETOHS OF LA ESPAN0LA CI GAB F4CI011T. Sole Mannfncturers o( the Celebrated "Clias. Dickens" Cigar, 41 Front-rt., bet. Washinton and Clnr, SAN FRANCISCO. ap2S L. B. irtTWTo, Mrrnnts Tmrro, Formerly of Foniiorly with Messrs. Piatt & Nowton- Mcstra. Cattle Bro's. NEWTON BRO'S & CO., IMPOBTEBS 4 WHOLESALE GB0CEB8, 11 and 121 Front Street, Sas Faiensro, j Pay especial attention to Salt Lake City trade. Trie as (riven Ln Coin or Currency as doaired. )i ESTABLISHED I860, Importers of Teas, East India goods and general groceries, 218 and 216 Front Street, Sax Francisco. o2fl E. A. FARGO & CO.. Import n and Jobbon of Brandies, Wines and Liquors, 316 FaoST-eT., coa. CoimKaOAfc, o, asTL IS gA5 FRACLSCO. SPORTSMEN'S SUPPLIES. "BIG CUN" STORE. ''..l-C'- ' " HACUE DBOTKERS Imiorttr if aiJ D'ta'ri in Guas, Pistols, Ammnnition Remington Sporting Rifles ON SALS Th let b jm. MEATS. NOTICE. I Ehttll on-n my now plmv of bu?ii,Pi:f this morninp, nt the slorv Intel j occupiod i by Mitchell &, Jnrrnss wliere will be fuund THE CHOICEST CUTS OF ALL KINDS OF HEAT, And every thinn in the line. LEVI GAKHETT. en Ho! Ho! for the M Vara MEAT MARKET. CKAELES LUCAS Informs bis friendx. and the public generally, tha- he still hold forth in tho 12th Ward market, mar-ket, where, ho will be pleased to ferre thorn with thochoienst meata the market affords, a1 tho cheapest rates. DELIVERED FREE. MUSICAL INSTRUM EN TS. B EC RUN 18 KXPS0TED TO SAVE 20 PER CENT IS BUYIXG YOUE Musical Instruments, Pianos and Organs, AT STAYNEE'S DUKISQ CONFERENCE. Xext to Savage's Gallery, MAIN STREET. CALIFORNIA STORE, Opposite First National Bait Bnili. Tllti NUMEHOTT3 CUSTOMKllS OF Tills popular oslahlinhinont, and tho Public ei norally, aro rospeclfully infurmod that the stock of - DRY GOODS For tho Fall and Winter Trade Is now Oomploto, con'ifl'intt of all tho leading tpn and late't N. viltio. nl tho season; Siitcial attention is called to tho UNSURPASSABLE ASSORTMENT of Dress Coods CASHMERES, SATIN ES, ALL. WOOL. EMPRESS, DIAGONALS, PREXCII MERINOES, RUSSEL CORDS, REPS DE RUSSIE, VELOUR DE VIESNE, SATIN STRIPE JAUS CLOTH, GROS DE ALMA, BIARITZ CORDS, TASnSE, POLOXAISE CLOTH, Etc., Etc. Complete Assortmcn. of Black and Colored SILKS, FRENCH AND IRISH POPLINS, Sili Velvet and Velveteens, Pull Lin, of ALPACA & MOHAIR LUSTRES, Cf the CelobraUd DICKEXS AND E0KSE SHOE BRANDS, WHITE & CHINCHILLA CORDUROYS Ladies '..Cloth Reppclcnti WATERPROOFS, Plain Plaid and Qoseyeomb it 2sr :e Xj s , Cloaks, Sliawls, RED0WAS, ORTOLA"tf, SKIRTS, Piano and Table Covers, FURS, Knitted and Crochet WOOLEN GOOD S in j Great Variety, iV.'n.jr, rVi'mv, KtiipHrr, Ynl; Pt'nt, A!iipirt Y.ihwi-nnrx nnl Jhiy-li,-h Thread LACK. Hamburg and Swiss E.MBROlDKTt ItlS, Ladies' Merino UN DKRWEAR, C'RSETS. ClILMISF.-:, NI'IIT G0W.V.-, E:c. Etc, Alcsandr"' Kid 'iLOVK-, NOTIONS. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS. Full and Complete Stock of Domestics, ETC.. ETC LOt'I3 COHX, , iosZ7 BUSINESS CARDS. Short Brsctras CiRr inserted in tni oolamn, under their respective heading, at cents per line per week, or 76 cents par line per month. This in an excellent opportunity for miscellaneous dealers and ttechaoics to place their business prominontly bolore the public at a very small cost- EMIGRATION ACE NT. Ytr C- STAIXE5, P. O. Box New T . York City. jell , CROCE RIES AND PROVlsTo HS. TV C I'ATTFX, FMI1,Y GROCER AND. i X . Provision Pc;iler, opposite Th-atre, Uuods delivered Lreo. . W ATCH MAKERS. j t H AUKRRACII. 31 Cd.MMERCl AL jTV. l-. Prm-Iioal Watchmaker. AVntchej broucbt for repairs and lell lur nioro thm one i oar. ivill be tolii. s.T GEO. H. LEWIS. Prar-tical Watchmaker and ManiaciurLng jsreeiltr, 16 Eat Urn-plcitroot, Urn-plcitroot, 1- TENTS A. WACON COVERS. T CURTIS, Attrt '-''i So tub. opp "Ht'Cfm- mervinl St. Teiti.- :ri.iu $o- to '. jo.ij TOITN POLSEU'SPail .. fl. Eaft Temple ) Street, throe doors of Walkor iiro.. 'lenu from ii' ujuvards. j BOOKSELLERS A STATIONERS Campbell Patterson, No. 2i Ea.: Temp e troot j i-"i JMBS DWYER. 41 Kast Temple treet. Dealer in Klank Pooka, School Honkf and Fino French iUnionorj. jeJ6 FURNITUR HDINWOODEY, No. 3i Eart Temple . St root and 7-i i South Stroet itCS BAKERS. GLOBE RAKERT: frorh pies, buns, esl(o, brokd, delivered in all parta of tho city every morning. olU JOHN HAG ELL, Ten Cont Moat Pie Store, oppofito Thealro. Bulled liam, Uvster Stews, Fro?h Broad, Bud", etc jc:M WOODS A KETO.V, Star Broad and CraekorFactoty, No -A 1st South St-Broad St-Broad dolivored punctual !v every day. jo25 BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. HOOPEV, No, ;17 Commercial Street Boots and Shoos made Ui otder and satin. action ac-tion guaranteed. joUo CLOTHINC & OUTFITTING?" Q'RKILLT A C"1-, corner of 2d South and Commercial Streets. Clothing and Fur niening Goods. Hats, boots, shoes, Ac- eiij NEW YORK TRADE. Harrison, Bradford & Co's STEEL PENS. Sa-ocial attention callwi to tho wall-known numbers, 505 75 2S 20 & 22. Factory, Mt. Vernon: Office, 75 John St., N. Y. a24 WM. 31. FLIE6S & CO., IMPORTERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 47 Broadway. New York. iy29 GAS. FIXTURES, NEW PATTERNS, ORIGINAL DESIGNS, Artistically finis hod. Archer & Paucoast Manufaot'gCo., NEW YORK. Jyao BENEDICT, HALL & CO., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, UM A1:WGha.si-st.. NEW YORK, Corner Crosby, ono block oant of Broadwij dll THOS. IW.ARCALL&Co., Men's, Youths', Boys' and Children's clothhtg At Wholksalr, Ut and m BROADWAY, NEW YORK. K. COWLfB. f'27 J E H I A L READ & CO.. Manufacturer? and Wholtisale nealorsin FUR ASD WOOL HATS (Straw floor,' Uw.irkli.a8, kto., No.4GS BROADWAY, " W YOU K . jo. mt mrTTitn. j TO THE THADF. JoId Eassell Cntlery Corapaiij, (rttlDK UA RE.), J. RUSSELL &. CO., Green River Works. Office, Works and Warehmi-es : TURNER'S FALLS, MASSACHUSETTS, Manufacture the Qnost and targost variety OF TABLE CUTLERY nt trk wnm.n. Their Goods ean now bo found Japn the Lists of all A 1 Jobbing Houses. Sample Rooms! 77 Cliamborn-sticot, NEW TOhK. Juiu John Russell Catlery Conipany TINNERS AND CAS FITTERS. r. a. Mmiir.M.. david jakbs' MITCHELL & JAMES, Ro-jtoclfnily niin':iinro Iq lur 1'uMic that ' ttiry hnvii Kr.M'ivcit to Un-ir Nrw l'n-j mini's on Vv-t 'J'i'iiili .Street, npj-j.-iU) I iho CilyM'-nt Mnrk-.-l, whem tln-y liiw, by strk'l titU'iiln-n lc liii-iiier miJ fiiuiII . .jirutit-; to in lit t!ie ciMiminl jtntrutififj eo lil-emlly be.-ti...';'.l i-un Ilium. TESHEET IRONS COPPERSMITHS FUJISACK WOIIK & KOOFIXO. Gas, Water, and Steam Fitters. WEST TEMPLE STREET, Oj.itr. Tity Mrat MrkH GEORGE E. REID 5C0. Are now prot nrwf 10 r'jn (tA and ir,vi i f; pi Miijp lf.nrr.i rt; nr. i --c a ,--vti . r". a iarntoe r..I T-,r.: -i. , a ;n ,)',', ho, 'T'n h-.- 'n lr-t-, 7 ; K of t-.- B i v. ai :;it j-; ,-k. cm ' l'K-i;'r l'K-i;'r ?': :'' ' da: i- -,-i i..; -s 'i0ul. ff-r fia. . :.tcT h:;l I-Mtiii MAIX KTItlT.T. Opposite Walker House, BANKING. !Z10N'S SAVINGS-BANK I AND IT RUST COMPANY J EAST TEMPLE ST., !SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TS row opfii for tho tranMction-or butirc from a.ui. to -l p.m., daiij ; ;vnd. in addition, addi-tion, on Sondajs, Wcdnfedajs 4 Saturdajs, j From 6 to 9 P M. Dop-it will ho receivod from(Sl W and npn ards. j merest at tbe rate of 10 pr corit. per ar-lrim ar-lrim alluwed on tho l;t day of January and July. OFFICERS: r,;silcnt: GEORGE A. SMITH. Dariel H Wull? Wilfn-d W.wdruff tieurge IJ Cannon Jueph F muiIb DIRECTORS: Oeoreo A Smith 11 B Claw-son I ai.iol 11 W oils Joe..h A uns W Woodruff T i elb.-r Ueorge Q Cannon - Thomas illiams John W YounE l.u.mml l ounj Joaoih F Smith JohnTCaiuo Uavid McKentie. Secretary: T. Q. WEBBER. Treasurer: H. B. CLAWSON. Cashier: P. A. SCHETTLER- Assislanl- Cas?i tcrs: DAVID O. CALDEK, B. II. SCUETILER ol SAVINGS DEPARTMENT DESERET NATIONAL BANK. Receive deposits of Ono Dollar and ipflrards. Interest ftl eifrhl per cent, per annum compounded semi-annually, on tbo First of March and September. m n. nooPKR, rnsiJcnt. H. S. ELDREDOK, Vico Tresidorit. I.. S. HILLS, Caslnor. NATIONAL BANK SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. PAID UP CAPITAL,. I200.0U AUTHORIZED CAPITAL - 11,000,00 Wm. D.. I10( 'ER, Precldent, 11. S. ELURtDOE, ViooPrw BRllillAM YUPNU, Wm, JENNlNilS, DIreotori. Ji'llN SUARJ'. F. LITTl.K. L. S. HLLL8, iaflhior, nitL i it Hold Dust, Coin, Kxrhanee, land Warrants, CoIIcetp Scrip, etc. COLLECTIONS M M)K ND PROMPTLY REMITTED. FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOR SALE Interest I'nld rn aviivoh i i: i'oh n TUfO. F. TLllTT. O. F. SMITH. THEO, F. TRACY & CO,, East Temple Strnet, 8ALT L.AK K CITY, Doalera in Kxrliane on New York, .San Francisco, Chicago and nrin-cinal nrin-cinal ('itics inilie United States and Kurt-inn. A Oehfral BAnanto Busikicsb TaAmiAcrrKD, COLLECTIONS PROJPTLV ATTENDED TO And remittod at Current Ritee. ATTnaHTB: BENNETT, WHITNEY A SI1EKKS, auKi First National Hank of Utal' HA LT LAKE CITY. See giieclal Advertisement on Third Tag pi8 HALT. LA It E CITY NATIONAL BANK. AnthoriBed Capital, - $500,000. B. M. PrRKU,. I're-Hent, JnvKl'Il M. UintKl. IT.l'a-hl-r, HEMl'SiKAD & KIKKPATKD'K. Atfirneyi. CORRKBPOHIIKBTI: kj ,--ir vnn J National Park Bank. Win XUR? - UonnM. I.awnon oo. BOSTON ...National Bank of North America. Ame-rica. CllICA'10..,Third Nntlnnal Bunk, fir. LOUIS. ..Third National Hank. OM AIM ...Omaha National Hsd. SAN FH A NClaOU... National Hold Bank and Truit Co. i L0NDUN...Jr Cook, MoColloch k Co. ' j WELLS, FARU0 & Co.. EXPRESS FORWARDERS Bankers & Dealers in Exchange, ; Draft on Rrrmr FimiTOin Colleotloni rromi'tlT at lend d to. KA3T TKMi'LK ST., HALT LAKB CITY ! Henry Wad'ottb, AgeDL a. W. miTB. W. B. lrrRrtTPE, WHITE L McCORNfCK, i(?oecoin to A. W, Whim A Co.,) j Y.tfn TFuri-f-dT,, Salt LiF? Cttt, Dealer in GOLD DUST, COIN i; HCLMON lUehnvfje nn n'i thr p-nnnfi' ifi ; th Ur.itti Sfrjfr ii7i'l t.""ir. 'lrtir.riritt'rr.ti'-n CT-n r.;)rm iri(j . r -. r-H!H R" ---r-r,l ol i.i I fbniiiii n dar of .artner.L. ! QP0. E. HITNKY. Aturnei, j'.k r.rr-.15roi S.n Kri,.,, Leo. W.ilcr Ko.v Y..rk ' --k Oi -in 1 7 . atlnoal tini. Chifiwo, MUol! I.mnk. Sl Lmn, .Mati Hank Of Nabraka, Umaha. 1 WjU |