Show 1 OJ 1 1 p t i css r i Bullion i Receipts of bullion on Wednes j < r day 1 dayBy Wells Fargo and Company L j Five cars of Horn Silver bullion i 12500 one bar of JSarbee I j j L Walker 121219 value 813712 3J l 1 19 t ii f 19By London Bank of UtahOne t II I ar of Mammoth bullion 61200 fi < Total value of shipments 814 l Jl J 291519 i i JF t f J k l GENUINE TURKISH CIGARETTES i I i and Tobacco A C Smith Co 3 II I 354 Main street Try them f ft I 1t t THE GEESE OF GANDER f j t f RCA sold by all Booksellers lOc I 1 f I t i nl 4 1 r The Horn Silver id fij Jt The Horn Silver Mine still con o H It j 4 r2finues its regular shipment of j 1 i moth to the Frisco and Prancklyn h i j f smelters The shaft on the north 11 Jlt h end is being steadily sunk and will i t i 1 l probably soon connect with the i r works below A very elaborate and i t J i full report of this company has c f t i lately been issued covering the f tn operations of the company i from the date of its organization t organi-zation to the close of last year I t L Added to this report is a note 2 claiming that the cost of smelting r I their ores per ton at Prancklyn is h r f t now 1405 while the report shows i I l the cost of smelting at Frisco to be 1 L t IJ f 352636 per ton a difference of 1231 j id t I I per ton of ore in favor of Prancklyn j t fj According to this report the prospect i r i for the continuance of the com H If 1 panys smelters at Frisco is not very t t i encouraging i t I j I r i r rJ1t Spiritualism Ij 1J I L r Dr E Bobbins medium will hold Itt f If f q ne of his interesting seances for j 1 t t if r spirit manifestations tonight at U L Sheldons Dancing Academy Doors f II r I open at 730 commence at S oclock i q id r t ii k Admission 25 cents Private sittings till I sit-tings daily at third house south of I1i l 1 J I 1 iI 1i i the Valley House 1 Fit f Vf ptL j c CARPETS 1 CARPETS Latest I tt tf I designs I latest designs at F Auer I r g > bach Bros i f D F t J k rp THE BEST fitting Suits for Men 1 11 n t and Boys just arrived at h I f r THOiiAR W JENNINGS t r j 4 p iJ + 1 1 Wool F f I I The Provo Manufacturing Company i tl I Com-pany are prepared to buy the clip of I wool for 1SS2 and will pay the iq J11 highest market prices in cash trt THEY WILL ALSO SHIP ON I i jf j COlSIMISSIO for those desiring i 1FF desir-ing to place their wool on l i t t the eastern market Growers h j 1 will find it to their advantage i advan-tage to consult us before either M t 1 r selling or shipping their wool Jf I t Wool sacks and twine on hand V < and for sale Also best class of S j f 4 sheep shears which can be found F l 1 I either at J Cutlers agent Salt t j Lake or from James Dunn superintendent t 1 super-intendent at Provo J f Provo Manufacturing Co I I II tiil > r tn df iTJie Convicted Man iU Qil1 < George Catlin who was convicted t t tl 4 j fco day of murder in ths first degree I fl iLL for the killing of James Brown last if February this city is a man apparently 4 1 > ap-parently about 45 years of age tr f nearly or quite six feet in hight p it II r and rather spare in form and 1 features He is very bald and has f ii anything but the appearance of a t ti q bad or desperate man His face i 1r t l l in fact has rather an intellectual Ut i fi l cast and he is evidently possessed I i f tF fl of natural ability beyond mediocrity I f r Itf 1 1 uHe evinced no perceptible emotion j4 i r when the verdict was rendered havIng < f t hav-Ing evidently prepared his mind for I Ii the worst It appears to be the gen iq l t 7isral impression that the sentence of t I f death which is the only one that iii1t i u 1 di can be imposed under the circumstances il f l J circum-stances will be commuted by the l Governor for imprisonment for i I i i it Pt i life dgdm Pilot 1 IT IS TRULY WONDERFUL > To see what improvement now exist i I I i L as compared with railway travel i only a few years ago To become conyinced or this one has only to r i 4 select for his route East the popular 1 J and well known 1 CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN R s 1 F tYon are landed by the Union Pacific I f Railroad in the Union Depot at i Council Bluffs where stands the G 1 NW Palace Train composed of Pullman Hotel Cars Pullman Sleep o ing Cars Elegant Day Coaches t Smoking Baggage Postal Cars etc J ready to convey its passengers j through Iowa and Illinois and into 3 < Chicago Gliding smoothly along over the superb track of steel rail L through thriving cities and villages t > comfortably sea ted in this train one j scarcely discover the high rate of ii peed which he is riding Trains of 4 this road are always on time con > 4 sections sure and passengers seeking seek-ing pleasure comfort safety and > easy in traveling will find the t NorthWestern in excess of their 1 expectations and the greatest oral t routes to Chicago and the East Insist In-sist upon Ticket Agents selling you Tickets via this Road all agents sell 4 them Examine your Tickets and re i fuse to buy if they do not read over fhis Road If you wish the Best 1 > s Traveling Accommodations you I win buy your Tickets by this Route t AND WILL LAKE NO Tg ki 1 if THE DRIVING PARK Improvements Now in Progress on the Track Since the Driving Park has changed hands improvements have been going on as fast as possible and by the time those entering for the races are here with their horses everything will be in fine condition Mr Lewis is at present directing the alterations and having managed prominent tracks in differetparts of the country is well prepared to take charge of these changes He has already made the track six feet wider and it is now wide enough for six horses to score abreast He I is praying for a raIn so inau ne can grade the track to the inside all around when it will have a fall of about one inch to the foot Around the inside of the track also he has had dug a trench so that when it rains the track will shed the water into the trench which will be I tapped at certain points and the water carried in pools made to receive re-ceive it The old stable to the southwest of the grand stand is being torn down In its place will be built a joint stable and bar This stable will have six stalls or more and the bar will face the track having a front of thirty four feet The quarter stretch about the stand will be enclosed in a picket fence and will be a privileged place that is those purchasing the right to enter this stretch will enjoy the privilege of the pools the bar and the grand stand A fence will also be put up all the way around the halfmile track This will keep horses from bolting and enable the track to be kept under better control The mile track is also to be fixed up and kept in repairs for driving and exercising Along the fence at the southeast corner and running west from the gate there is to be built a stretch of stabling 150 feet in length while running north from the corner will be put up as much stabling as nossible without en croaching on the mile track Where ever there is a place along the fence where a stable can be put up without with-out interfering with the track it will be done This is to give ample accommodation to those coming here with horses and the room will be given without charge No time is being lost The contract for the work is out and the greater part of it will be finished this week Mr Lewis says that the halfmile track can not only be made good but it can and will be made a fast track In a few T i eeks the alterations altera-tions now under weigh will be so far advanced that its own mother speaking very figuratively will not know the track There is hardly a doubt that the meeting will be a big success JBuclmpaiba7 Quick complete cure all annoy ing Kidney Bladder and Urinary Diseases 81 Druggists Godbe Pitts and Co Agents THE GEESE OF GANDER ICA sold by all Booksellers iOc The Commission SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Iay 17th 1882 Editors Herald Allow me to say a word or so on this commission which will soon be here I wish the commission to enforce en-force the laws but be not too hard on the Mormon Church for they will only fisrht for our great American Ameri-can flagthe star and stripesand we will have to treat them differently differ-ently from shting t JAMES M SMITH Apostate NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS I at F Aaerbach Bros I I G 0 II RECEIVED ur express a new line of Gehts Furnishing Goodsat I < THOMAS W JEXXIXGS < I t o Cases Dismissed On Wednesday a number of very I old criminal cases were brought up before Judge Hunter Some of them have been pending it is said between be-tween four and five years As has been the case all along government was unprepared to prosecute them This time the reason was sufficient Some of the defendants had never been arrested others had been released re-leased and were out of the country altogether and the witnesses were also away The consequence was that eight of these cases were called and the inability of the prosecution to go to trial in each case being stated all were dismissed and the calendar cleared of the old standbys stand-bys To Do BATTLE SUCCESSFULLY with an obstinate cough to subdue sore throat overcome incipient bronchitis banish influenza and avert consumption use HALES HOXEY OF HOREHOUND TAR a pul moniC which is at once acceptable to the palate and stomach and speedy in operation It is moreover more-over quite inexpensive Sold by all druggists PIKES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute 0 Dr J J Caldwell Baltimore states < el have used COLDENS LIE BIGS LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INVIG ORATOR largely in debility febrile and nervous diseases dis-eases and found it one of the most reliable of nutriment tonics now in use or to be found in pharmacy Ask for Coldens take no other Druggists generally c The Drive I A week ago last Tuesday night a petition was presented to the City Council calling attention to the matter making drive somewhere in this vicinity The subject has mooted for a long time but assumed a tangible form in the petition referred to and it was referred to a committee of the City Council The committee made a report on Tuesday Tues-day evening last which after referring re-ferring to other things states that the portion of the drive which will meet present requirements extends ex-tends from the northwestern corner of Liberty Park through the lane on the west side of the park to the Penitentiary road About onethird of this distance is within the corporate cor-porate limits and to be in good condition con-dition requires grading and the construction con-struction of one wooden and two stone abutment bridges The committee com-mittee recommends that 1000 or so much as may be necessary be appropriated for this purpose provided pro-vided the citizens will pay the additional ad-ditional amount necessary to complete com-plete it and also recommends that the work be done at once under the direction of the street supervisor That the citizens will furnish the additional amount there is no doubt for a drive has long been a necessity neces-sity If it can be laid out properly and kept repaired any reasonable amount given towards the object will be saved in a short time in the decreased wear and tear on bug gies to say nothing of the injury which will be prevented to fine horses which now suffer from being speeded over hard and rocky roads The selection of the location of the drive is about the best that could have been made as it takes in the most desirable portion of the city and is in a situation where the cost and repairs will not be great and where a horse can be speeded without injury the ground Deinj just soft and spungy enough The time required to make it available will not be long and long before the summer has passed the route referred re-ferred to will doubtless be the scene of many pleasant drives and many friendly contests equine speed SCIPIO N Y Dec 1 1879 I am the Pastor of the Baptist Church here and an educated physician physi-cian I am not in practice but am my sole family physician and advise in many chronic cases Over a year ago I recommended your Hop Bitters Bit-ters to my invalid wife who has been under medical treatment of six of Albanys best physicians several years She has become thoroughly cured of her various complicated diseases by their use We both recommend them to our friends mny of whom have also been cured of their various ailments by them REV E R WARREN Gents You wiil find a full stock of the latest styles in fine summer suits straw huts and general furnishing goods at Dunbar Barton Cos next to Dinwoodeys 1236 First South street Keep the Gums Healthy If you want a sweet mouth and breath If the gums become spongy they lose their power to hold the teeth The use of SOZODONT is invaluable because it removes the tartar which separates the teeth and gums gumsTlilict Third District Court Procedings in the Third District Court on Wedesday Chief Justice Hunter presiding W Timms et al vs E Petit dismissed dis-missed The People etc vs S Johnson grand larceny plea of not guilty entered subpoenas for defendant witnesses to issue at expense of people two cases The People etc vs John Nash assault with deadly weapon to do bodily harm defendant withdraws plea of not guilty and plea of guilty entered sentence suspended and prisoner allowed to go The People vs E J Anderson assault case dismissed because prosecution is unable to try it at this time The People w H E Gawes et aL dismissed The People etc1 vs Jeff Dodge et al disturbance of the peace dismissed The People vs H Debenbam et al grand larceny dismissed The People etc vs W Blodget grand larceny dismissed The People etc vs James Bid dlecome grand larceny T E Griffith Grif-fith assigned as counsel for de fendant The People etc vs Jas Bate man dismissed W Husband vs F Dicke rt mo tion of defendant for new trial argued and submitted Adjourned THE LARGEST line of Mens and Childrens 2s obby Straw Hats in the city at THOMAS W JENNINGS > c Just Received Utah Dixie Cotton Batting a large stock of Trunks white ° and colored Yarns navy blue twilled Flannel Tweeds and Cassimeres Linsey Sheeting etc at John Cut lers agent Provo Woollen Mills Old Constitution Buildings For the delicate and complicated difficulties peculiar to the female constitution Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is the sovereign sover-eign remedy it aims at the cause and produces lasting results Send I to Mrs Lydia EPinkham233 Western i West-ern Avenue Lynn Mass for pamphlets pam-phlets The Cattle Nuisance In another column the city marshal mar-shal gives warning to stock owners that animals found running at large in tne streets of the city will be driven to the estray pound as provided pro-vided by ordinances This is a step in the right direction It is gratifying gratify-ing to learn that the earlygarden cow will at length be summarily dealt with She has been allowed the freedom of her neighbors front lawns all spring She must now retire re-tire and give the clover and the radishes a chance It is safe to say I that Marshal Burt has the unbounded un-bounded thanks of every man in town who was ever called upon in the stilly night to arise and pursue the festive beast But citizens may soon be able to repose with more security They will snore with greater assurance when they know the rolicking cow with a crumpled horn is caged when they feel that no midnight marauder is stalking t over the cabbages or chewing the embroidered petticoat which hangs on the clothes line Let every good citizen read the marshals warning I take due notice and govern himself and his cattle accordingly New Arrival Of Spring Goods at prices never before offered at atDONELSON DONELSON BROS UTAH CENTRAL BAILWAY l Special Notice Commencing Sunday May 21st and each succeeding Sunday until further notice the Utah Central Railway Co will run a special passenger pas-senger train between Salt Lake city and Provo leaving Salt Lake at 7 a m stopping at all intermediate stations and will arrive at Provo at 930 a m The returning train will leave Provo at 250 p m arriving in Salt Lake at 525 p m FRANCIS COPE G F P Agt FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY we will offer our entire stock of elegant ele-gant millinery in our retail department depart-ment E ATTERBACH J BRO I ell Q D Sentence Suspended On Wednesday the casa of John Nash indicted for assault with a deadly weapon came up before Judge Runter in the Third District Court The plea of not guilty which had been entered before was I withdrawn and one of guilty was substituted Nash is a boy about 14 years of age and assaulted a boy of his own years many months ago under circumstances that made the case very aggravated Owing however how-ever to his tender years Judge Hunter suspended the sentence and said that as long as the boy behaved himself it would never be passed upon him If however he should not conduct himself properly the sentence would be passed and the limit exercised WA F AUERBACH BRO SAY they are never undersold and by the way their store is crowded with wellpleased customers they must be correct Tlie Highest Rank Made from harmless materials and adapted to the needs of fading and falling hair Parkers Hair Balsam has taken the highest rank as an elegant ap1 liable hair restorative re-storative By the Wholesale Dealers who are desirous of lay ing in a full supply of clothing for spring custom are referred to the advertisement of L Goldberg who has now on hand a special line of Pants Coats Vests Hats and Boots for the trade He is enabled by a recent arrangement with Eastern houses to furnish these goods at the same terms freight added that rule with the manufacturers A dealei buying in a stock of clothes shoul 1e careful to secure the very best as he cannot compete with rivals otherwise other-wise Goldberg guarantees these goods of the best make as an inspec tion of them will readily show T Use Sure Pop Sold by H Dinwoodey for certain cer-tain destruction of bugs and etc x a Baby Carriages Call at H Dinwoodys Furniture Store and see the finest display of baby carriages that ever came to Salt Lake Furniture We think we have the best and cheapest stock Furniture in the west We fib all kinds of uphol stering Thirty new style Baby Carriages just received BAHRATT BnoS I I Three Great Songs I D O Calderhas just received anther an-ther lot of the three most popular songs of the day Call and hear them a ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS bed sets and Berlin art embroideries the most beautiful ever shown here at F Auerbach Bros I Grateful to invalids Floreston Cologne is grateful to invalids because it is refreshing without the sickening effect of most perfaraes Madame JTavart The ComleyBarton Opera Bouffe Company scored another triumph at the Theatre last night in the production pro-duction of Madame Favart It was not only sung and played wejl individually and as a whole but it was put on the boards superbly The march in the last act with the band had a grand effect and was received with prolonged applause which necessitated a repetition Mr Howson literally covered himself him-self with glory in his character while Mr Bell added to his already general popularity Messrs Camp bell Cripps and Frear were most deserving de-serving of the applause they re ceived Miss Jansen made a cap ital Madame Favart and sang and acted with splendid effect Her popularity is also increasing in-creasing Miss Joyce and the other ladies of the company acquitted themselves in true artistic style Of course glittering generalties in a theatrical notice are commonplace common-place but where the performance was good in every respect it is difficult diffi-cult to refer to the matter in any other way A characteristic of this troupe is the attention to detail with which all its pieces are put on the boards and the superb excellence excel-lence of the costumes Last night the display was really magnificent Tonight Manola will be produced pro-duced lor the first time in this city It is verv hicrhlv snnkon of wher ever it has been played and with the company now performing here will be made a success if the piece has in it that which can be made a success The public will also be pleased to hear that the troupe has been induced in-duced to remain two nights longer I and will appear on Friday and Saturday Sat-urday evenings giving also a matinee mati-nee on Saturday afternoonS afternoon-S TWENTY TEAMS wanted Ap ply to John W Snell i CARLOAD Win Humes Cele brated Brand Salmon just received at G F BROOKS Sole Agent for Utah THE GEESE OF GANDER 1C A sold by all Booksellers JOC PERSONAL H W Knight Esq correspondent correspond-ent of the New York Sun is spend ing a few days in Salt Lake i F AUERBACH BRO AN J NOUNCE the arrival of new I moirees suitable for bridal tros 1 I I seaux = 1872 The Occidental 1882 Auer Murphy commence their eleventh year under the most flattering flat-tering auspices having thoroughly renovated the interior ofthe Occidental Occi-dental they are now better prepared than ever before to cater to the demands de-mands of their numerous customers custom-ers and will endeavor ia the future as in the past to merit a share oi public patronage Excursion and Wedding Parties supplied Fuuu trade a specialty N B500 will be paid upon coi viction of the parties who inai ciously destroyed our stock and fixtures fix-tures on the night of Septenio r 26th 1881 188lAUER ft MURPHY Pr9rrieti |