| Show Utah Nevad Ry i DECORATO DAY 0 i GRAND 8I HHS ft BLCK ROCK GRFlELD Three T11ains Each Way 0 TIME TABLE 1 OUTCOiNC TRAINS Lake City at 810 am 1100 am 400 pm LEAVE Salt Black Rock at 910 am 1200 m 500 pm at I ARRIVE Garfield at 915 am 1205 pm 505 pm RETURNING Garfield at 100 pm 225 pm 625 pm LEAVE Blaok Rock at 105 pm 230 pm 630 pm i ARRIVE Salt Lake City at 205 pm 330 pm 730 pm Ample Accommodations fer Picnicers 0 Fare to Black Rock and Garfield and Return 50 Cents Children between 5 and 10 years of age Halffare 0 WNo freight will be carrfed or received this dayS SFFENTON W W RITER S F oo Supt Genl Frt and Pass Agt m23 Supt 1 1SSO 1883 SPRING MEETING OFTUS SILT LilE OCKEr CLUB 7 0 0 0 II FIVE DAYS RACING 1 coMMEHcn TUESDAY MAY 29 1883 ENTRIES Rice NO1 Miy 29The Inaugural Bush Purse S30 > j for all ages i50 to second 1 mile Stemler Ayers b Jt Joo Howell by imported Bonnie Scotland dam Eva Sbephs rd by imported Sovereign J T Gilmprl b h Red Boy by War Dance dam Noilson by imported Sove reirn M K Allens b b Jocko by Carriboo dam Reply by Enquirer J FWisdoms b m Ordinance by WarD War-D rce dnm Bonnie Kate G Covipatas c h Euchre by Leinster dam Fub F McCWs c g Pikes Peak lace No 2 May 29Tbo Livery Stable Slake for 3 y irolds 50 entrance 25 forfeit 300d < 1ed 100 to second third to cavB entr nce IK miles B J Baldwins b c Gano by Grim stead dam Santa Anita Geoge HoweonV b m Augusts E by Monday dam by Norfolk M M Allens bk f Thabr by Tom Bowlin dam Colleen Bawn M M A liens cf Gilt by Tom Sawyer damlby Gilr < y J T Gilmers Lnrilard by imported MOCCMIO dam Vixen by imported Sax n W H Piercs b z Beauregard Race No3 May 29Titling 230 CK pure iiOOj first S400 second 200 third 5100 f 0 F Salmons w ni Happy J Mitthewsonsb g Frank L formerly Orphan Boy J T WisdomJ b m Lady Faustra by Vermont M M Miens c m Fhel by Messenger Doroc dam Coq uc Race No 4 My 10 > puree 8150 all SQfS S100 to first 50 to second 3 mile daso Geo w Boysons b h Jim Doughf by i Wild Idle dim by Norfolk W H Pierc > c R Johnny G Covingtons c f Formasa by SunDance Sun-Dance dam Norms Race No 6 by 30Tbe Club House Etake for a 1 Ii 2 s 15 olich piny or secocd 9 of a pr 8300 added SlOO to 4 mile Goo Howsons b h Jim Douglas by Wild Lil dID by Norfolk Stemler Ayrr b g foe Bowel by imported Bonnie Scotland cam Eva Sbppard by imuorted sovereign Tb s Me oy c g Pikes Peak J P Wos > inHn b m Bolus by imported Bukon dam Jennie 0 by Daniel Boone W H Pierce c s Johnny G COviT1 ton c f Formosa by SunDance Sun-Dance dam Norma Race No 7 lay 30Trotting250 ClMS purse 300 first 175 second S75 third S50 O F Samson b g Lester by Almonc dam Mother Hubard D Hutchinson blk R Zip JF MatbeWon b m Millie D Alfr d Th mpson bk g Signal Slask Bird dnm Signal J W Montgomery gg Grey George Race No 8 hy 30 Pncing 2 35 cle j purse S2 = > 0 fir t 5140 second 75 i third S 25 I J 0C Glarfieds r g Blue Dies l M Heinaus bro g Tommy EL O W Caringtons bk s Missery E Burkes b g Bat ney Rsre No9 May 31The Silt Lake Darby for 3 ymr old colts and fillies 50 entrhnce 25 forfeit S500 added 1QO of which to second Sol to thiid also plate valued at 100 presented by F Josliu Park 1J miles E J Baldwins b c Lucky B by Kuth erford dam Maggie Emerson George HowrO s b m Augusta E by Monday dam by Norfolk M LI Allens bit f Tbaby by Tom Bow lm dam Colleen Bawn M M Allen c f Gilt by Tom Sawyer dam by Glrov J T Gilmer c c Lorilard by Imported Moccassin dam Vixen by Imported Saxon W H Pierce b c Beauregard Race No 1Q May Tnefcaloon Stake for all ages S25 each play or pay Spa added 100 of which to second 1 mIle heats Stemler Ayers b g Joe Howell by imparted Boanie Scotland dam Eva Shepard by imported Sovereign Stemler Ayers s g Fred Collier by Joe Hoiker dam Puss by Norfolk Thos McCoys c g Pikes Peak J T Wisdoms b m Ordinance by War Dance dam Bonnie Kate Race No 11 May 31The Railroad Handicap for all ages purse 300 100 of which to second Owners to handicap handi-cap and Ftnrt at the weights named 1 mile and 500 yards Stemler Ayers s g Fred Collier by Joe Hooker dam Puss by Norfolk J P Wool mans b m Bulus by imported im-ported f Buckton dam Jennie 0 by Dsn let DOOUU G Covingtona c h Euchre by Linster dam Flush J T Gilmera b h Eod Boy by War Dance dam Neilson by imported Sovereign Sov-ereign Thomas McCoys c 2 Pikes Peak Race No 13 June IThe Hotel Stake for all age 50 entrance 525 forfeit 5uO added 5100 to second 50 to third 2H miles Stemler Ayera E g Fred Collier by Joe Hooker dm Puss by Norfolk Thomas McCoys c g Pikes Peak J T Gilmers b h Red Boy by War Dance dam Nielson by Imp overeilq M it Allens b h Joko by Cariboo dam Reply by Enquirer J F Wisdoms b m Ordinance by War Dance dam Bonnie Kate Race No 15 June 101ub Purse S200 all age First 125 j second 850 hird S25 X mile heats George Howsons b h Jim Douglassby Wild Idle dam by Norfolk Thomas McOys eg Pikes Pek W H Pierces s g Johnny G Covirgtorifl c f Formosa by SunDance Sun-Dance Norma Race No 16 June Trotting 240 clixss purse 400 first S250 second 100 third S50 G F Samson b R Dexter by Almont dam Mother Hubbard = n James Mathewson b m Millie U J W Montgomery g g Gray George J T Wisdoms g g Greenback by Glencoe Chief dam by VentureD Venture-D Hutch mou blk g Zip RotcR No 17 Juno 2 Selling race purse 250 S75 to second Horsos enercd to be sold for Sl500 to carry entitled weights Two pounds off for each 8100 under fixed valuation Winner to be sold at auction immediately after the rac and any excess over entered price to be divided between the club and second L Tse 1 Ve mile Thoma licCoy 6 g Pikes Peak to bo old for S300 J P Woolman b m Bolus by imported Buekton dam Jennie C by Daniel Boone to be sold for 500 George Covingtona c h Euchre by Leinster dam Flash to sell for S500 J T Gilmerss b h Red Boy by War Dance dam Neilson by importel Sovereign Sov-ereign to soil for slOOO Race No 18 Tune 3d Trotting free lor a1 purse SlOUO first S60u second 300 third 100 0 FSamEona w m Happy E J Travis r g Tommy Dodd James Mntthewsona b g Frank I formerly Onibin Boy J T Wisdoms b m Lady Faustina bj Vermont Chauncey Luces c g Pat Hunt by Old Tecumseh dam bv St Clair iI L WllllAMSl Agent for Salt LakoJCity for isteite Pl asaut Mey ann Coloiafio BMsniitMi OOAIIo s TH re1lEn JlFE Equals in all respects the best Pennsylvania Pennsyl-vania Coals This Coal is the Cheapest Fuel in use In ordinary stoves it will go twice as fr and Hard Coal stoves three times ns far as any Soft Coal Never slacks and is absolutely free from soot smoke dust and dirt In Opderinc Please State Mo Wanted No1 adapted to Furnace or Large Cannon Stoves No 2J or Eg for Grates or ordinary Heating Stoves No3 or Stove for Ranges Cooking and Small Heating Stoves No 4i or Nut for Base Burners No5 or Small Nut same as No4 aplS FOR DYSPEPSIA ana Liver ivnpiaint you j re a printed uarrnlee ou every bottle ° Shilohs Vitalizer It never faD to cure ioM by Z C M L rug Store 15 u T < Uol < lett3 lieSbifft liquid E3 Sraefc ot Beet anta ffoaio I caqIs orator means health and Ftrength Ask for Coldene tike no other Of druggists generally WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys pspsia nd Liver Complaint Shi ohs Yitalizer is guaranteed to cure you Sold at Z 0 M I Drug Store 2 Extois Sale o Real Etato TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NOTICE ll l in pursuance of an order of the Probate Pro-bate Court of Salt Lake County U T made on the 3Ut day ol January A D 1883 in the matter of the Eatato of Wl Ham C Staines deceased and the provisions pro-visions of the last will and Testament of the said deceased the undersigned the EXEcutors of said Will will cell at private pri-vate sao and subject tr confirmation by said Court all the right title interest and estate of the said William 0 Staines at the time of his deutb and till the r ght titli and interest that the said Eitate has by operation of law or other wise acquired other than or in addition to that of the said William C Stainea at the time of his death in in < 2 to all that certain pico or parcel of t tl situatslyinc and being in the City of Salt Lake County of Salt Lake and Territory of Utah and bounded and i cribed as follows to wit being part of lot Number Onq of block Number Seventy six Plat AJ Salt Lake Jity Survey commencing rar me same at a point 19i feet nortb of the southeast south-east corner of said lot thence north 26 feet thence west 99 feet thence south 26 feet thence 99 feet to tho place of beginning be-ginning Terms und conditions of sale Csh offars or bids will be received at the Deserot National Bank of Salt Lake City during banking hours of each day until June 4th 1883 Salt Lake City May i2 1883 R T BURTON JAMES T LITTLE Erecutors of the lst Will find Testament Testa-ment of William U Stain deceased m23 NOTICE Salt Lake Western liy Co Sail Lake May 17th 1883 fHE ANNUAL MEETING of the I stockholders of tho Salt Lake and Western Railway Company for the election elec-tion of directors to serve for the ensuing year will be bald at the station home of the company at Lehi junction Utah County on Monday June 11 1883 at 11 oclock a m t J W GANNETT Secretary COMMON SENSE COmPREssr D TT IS DIFFICULT TO GIVE IS A DOZEN II I lines the reasons why TARRANTS SELTZER APP RIENT should be preferred pre-ferred as a corrective and alternative to every other mbdioine in uso Firstly it allays fevercocondly it cleanses the bowels without with-out violence or pain Thirdly it tones tho stomach Fourthly it regulates he flow of bile Fi thly it promotes healthy presvlra Hon Suthly it relieves the system from unwholesome un-wholesome humors Seventhly it tranauli izes tho nerves Eighthly It acts unon the blood a a deparenf and Lvtly it forms one of the most dellcous cooling draughts that ever passed down the throat of an invalid Bold by all Druggists lOmy CELEBRIITED 1 p J SPO1ZAC11 FfTEB There nss never been an instance In which tnis sterling Invigoiant and antifobril medicine has failed to wad off tho complaint com-plaint which taken duly as a protection against malaria Hundreds of physicians have anandorpd all the officinal specifics and now precnbe this harmless vegetable tonic or Chils and fever as well as dyspep sias is nervous aflections Hostellers Bit terand the specinc you neal For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally AEY PMCEEF Salt Lake City Utah CALIFORNIA BREWERY CI lager Beer Ale and Porter Wholesale and Retail SeconU South Street Three doors east from Main Street 310 and 342 5Lurauilo street TllE Chicago NorthWestern Railway is the OLD ESTABLISHED SHORT LINE Ana the PITED STATES FAST MAIL ROUTE It is the Geat Thoroughfare ircm and to CflCACO And all points in Northern Illinois Central Cen-tral Eastern and Northwestern Iowa Wisconsin Northern Michigan Minnesota Minne-sota Dakota Manitob Central and Northern Nebraska Coi J t t Wyom ing Utah Idaho Moua cTevada California Oregon WarnTttc Territory Terri-tory JBritish Coittmbia C ra Japan the Sandwich Islands Aititttiiia New Zealand and all principal points in the NORTH NORTHWEST and WEST With its cwn lines it traverses Northern North-ern ILLINOIS Central and Northern IOWA WISCONSIN Northern MICHIGAN MICHI-GAN MINNESOTA and Central DAKOTA DAKO-TA It offers to the traveler all accommodations accom-modations that can be offered by any railroad Its train service equals that of any road i their speed is as great as comfort and safety will permit they make close connections in union depots at junction and terminal points with the leading railroads of the West and Northwest and offer to those that use them SPEED COMFORT AND SAFETY At CHICAGO it makes close connection connec-tion with all other railroads at that city it runs PALACE SLEEPING CARS on all through trains tfAKLOR CARS on its principal routes and NORTHWESTERN iftlJ te g DINING CARS on its COUNCIL BLUFFS and on its ST PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS through day express trains If you wish the Best Traveling Accommodations Accom-modations you will buy your Tickets by this route AND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER For rates for single or round trip tickets and for full information in regard re-gard to all parts of the West North and Northwest write to General Passenger Agent at Chicago HI All Coupon Ticket Agents sell Tickets toy this Line J D LAYNG MARVIN HTJGHITT Gen Supt 2d VictPres and Gen Manager W H STENNETT Gen Pass Ar Chicago WN BAB T CJC general western agent GEORGE D WILLIA lS travelingagcnt Denver Colorado A0MAU CANr HEALTH OF WOMA T1 1 SYMPATHIZE WITHWIS THE HOPE OF W0MATHE RACE u cil 4V 4 jLYDIA I E PiMKHAJVlS VEGETABLE COMPOUND l Sure Care for all FEMAIiE WEAKNESSES WEAK-NESSES Including Lencorrheea Irregular Ir-regular and Painful Menstruation > Inflammation and Ulceration of the Womb Flooding PRO LAPSUS UTERI fce tho taste efficacious and Immediate Pleasant to n its effect It Is a great help la pregnancy and relieves re-lieves pain isrlng labor and at regular periods rmSIClliS tEE IT An rKEScnins IT FREELY jgIToB iiiWEiESiSSES of the generative organs or eIther sex It Is second to no remedy that has ever been before tho public and for all diseases Qi the in the TTorfo KIDSETS it is tho Greatest Eemedy Sex COMPLAINTS ofEither = f TiiiDNiry Plaid Great Relief Its Use LYDIA IL PINKILUIS BLOOD PURIFIER Jitood td eradicate at the scuno every time vestigO will give ot tone Humors and stragth from the to IlUlITellotSin results as tho Compound As lhe system end Dlood PurMer are prepared wBoth tho Compound Ness Lynn Western Avenue pared at 233 and 223 Price of either 1 Six bottles for 5 Oho Compound of lozenges on of or ° is sent by mall inthoformof pilLs Pinkham bun for either Mrs receipt of priceSlperbo = freely answers ill letters of inquiry Eneloro 3 cent Etamp tend for pamphlet Hention thi Paper mn PILLS cure Constlpgo f11LYDIA E of the Liver 25 cent and Torpidity aun BiU usness r > Sal by all DrugriBts I I A4 t a ii HACKMETACK a lasting and fragrant perfume Price 25c and 50c Sold by Z C ML Drug Store 13 r f BAVIDJAMES Is Eole Agent for the Jackson Ventilating Ven-tilating Grate and Fire on the Hearth Grates Stoves and Mantles DAVID JAMESI I Is Sole Agent for the Otto Silent Gas Engine DAVID JAMES Is Sole Agent for the Garry Iron Hoofing I f DAVID JAMES Is sole Agen for the Histon H B Smith and W H Warner Steam Heating Apparatus t DAVID JAMES Is Sole Agent for the Hartford Glass Water Closets and keeps in stock the Hellyer Hypeia Zmes lennings and Whites Sanitary Gloaeto nil of which are firstclass DAVID JAMES Keeps in siock tho Latest Improved4 Plumbers Materials to be found in the Eastern Markets DAVID JAMES Has in stock the Latest Designs o f GliB Fixtures selected personally while in the East the past winter DAVID JAMES Has in stock a large euppiy of Iron Ho 6 and Lead Pipe Pumps and Fittings tI I DAVID JAMES Has in stock a large assortment of Tin Plate Sheet Iron Roofing and Galvanized Iron and is prepared to l do all kinds oi Tin Copper and Sneet Irrn Work Stove Furniture a Specialty Spe-cialty DAVID JAMES Has a large force of 3irstolaE8 Plumbers Steam and G > ss Fitters and is prepared to do Plumbing and Steam Fitting on the very latest improved im-proved plans ne adopted by Eastern iiiies and solicits the continued patronage pat-ronage ot the citizens of thIS city and vicinity vicinityDAVID JAMES Is also prepared to Lay Water Pipes from the water mains on short notice Or ers Received bv TelBDhone I At Office and Worbphops No 69 Vr rt1t > t or RpirlfpCf my8 cJVl J3l All St tiall Coffc 8 ann TIic Mills q1 wu R UFH I Manufacturer and Importer oi i Co ees fees Spices Chocolates Etc AND TTHOIE3AL1 JOBBSB I CIa tain t tilt itCs I t7 TO WOOL GROWERS PROVO AIJFACTURIG co Beg leave tn call the attention of Wool Growers Grow-ers to the fact that they are prepared to buy the clip of 1183 and pay the highest market prices in Ci h Wool Sacks twine and Sheep Shears furnished application WOOL COMMISSION DEPT At the request of many of our patrons desiring de-siring to Market their Wool In the hast we have decided to also do a Wool CouimlKuiou Bnnlness I Dud sell all Wool ou its Merits So that each customer can Jet just what belongs > be-longs to him Our facilities for handling Wool in the Eastern Markets are 1 NsTJR tASSl D and we can I sure careful handling of Wool and fair deaing We can tell your Wool to better advantag than you can do yourselves and save money for you iou have no risk of telling to unprincipled men but are protected from the time jour Wool reaches our warehouse Our cba ge of three cent per pound on al washed Wool will cove nllcbatgrs except freight Including Baling bt ring Labor fir Insurance and Gna antce of Sales We charge eight per cent per annum on al cah advances on Wool to be sLid by hs o commission Bo sure yon are riphr then go ahead so be snie you see n before going elsewhere peon lim CO I 1 mlo Jas Dunn Supt 15 |
