Show c t 1883 1883 SPRING MEETINC OPTflE SALT LAKE JOCKEY CLUB S 7 O O O FIVE DAYS RACING I COMMESCiai I 1883 i TUESDAY MAY 29 9 ENTRIES lIbv 20The Inaugural Race Rub NO1 purse 30j for 1011 egos 50 to second 1 mile b g Joe Howell by Ayers Stemler Scotland dam Ev Honoie iroporle by imported Sovereign Sbeph1r Gilmfrl1 b h Red Boy by War J T Sove Dance dam Neilson by imported reign l Carriboo Jocko by M Dk Allens b b Rpvly by Enquirer dam J FWidom b m Ordinance by War Bonnie Kate n rce dm G Covinatone c h Euchre by Laioster Fiush dam F McCoys c g Pikes Peak 1illca i1l0 2 May 29The Livtry Stable Sake for yearolds S50 entrance S5 forfeit BOO added 100 to second third to Have entrance 11A miles E J Baldwins b c Gano by Grim tead dam Santa Anita George How oni b m Augusta E by Monday dam by Norfolk MM Allens b k f Thabj by Tom Towhrr dam Colleen Bawn M M Allenscf Gilt by Torn Sawyer damlby Gilroy J T Gilmers Lorilard by imported MoecMin dam Vixen by imported Saxon W H Piercs b K Beauregard Race No3 May 29 Trotting 230 clBBS puree 5700j first SiOO second J200 third SIOO 0 F Samsons w m Happy J Matthowsons b g Frank L formerly Orphan Boy j T WJEdomj b m Lady Faustina by Vermont M M Allsna c m Ethel by Messenger Doroc dam Coquette Race No 4 May 290Iub purse 8160 all aaes 3100 to first S50 to Eecond M mile dash Georg Horsons b h Jim Douglas by j Wild Idle dam by Norfolk W H Pierce c g Johnny G Covingtona c f Formosa by SunDance Sun-Dance dam Norma Race No 6 May 30The Club House stake for al ages S15 each play or pRy S3CO added slOO to second M of a mile Geo HowEona b h Jim Douglas by Wild Idle dam by Norfolk Stemler Ayera b g Joo Bowen by imported Bonnie Scotland dam Eva Sbepard by imported Sovereign Th s Mcv oy c K Pikes Peak J P Woman b m Bolus by imported Buklori dam Jennie 0 by Daniel Boone W H Pierce c I j Johnny G Covington c f Formosa by SunDance Sun-Dance dam Norm Race No 7 May TroUinjz250 class purse 300 first 4175 second 75 third S50 0 F Samson b g Lester by Almons dam Mother Huboard D HutchiDEoa blk g Zip JSB Mathewson b m Millio D Alfr d Thompson blk g Signal Black Bird dam Signal 1 J W Montgomery gg Grey George Race No 8 May 30 Pacing 2 35 clss purse S250 j first S140 second ° 5 third S25 J C 0 Glacfieldfl r g Blue Dick H tJeinaus bro g Tommy H C W Carringtons bk g ilissery E Burkea b g Bainey Race No9 May 31The Salt Lake Derby for 3yearold colts and fillies 50 entrance 25 forfeit 500 added 100 of which to second S50 to third also plate valued at 5100 presented by Joshu Park 1J miles E J Bald winle b c Lucky B by Rutherford Ruth-erford dam Maggie Emerson George BOWFOHS b m Augusta E by Monday dam by Norfolk M M Allens bk 1 Tbaby by Tom Bow lin dam Colleen Bawn M M Allens c f Gilt by Tom Sawyer dam by Gilroy J T Gilmer c c Lorilard by Imported Moccftssin dam Vixen by imported Saxon W H Pierce b c Beauregard Race No 10 May SiThe saloon Stake for all ages S25 each play or pay s300 added f 100 of which to second 1 mile heats Stemler Ayers b R Joe Howell by imported Bosnia Scotland dam Eva Shepard by imported Sovereign Starnler Ayers s g Fred Collier by Joo Ho > ker dam Puss by Norfolk Tfaos McCoys c g Pikes Peak J T Wisdoms b m Ordinance by War Dance dam Bonnie Kate Race No 11 May 31The Railroad Eandicfcp for all agEE puree 300 100 of which to second Owners to handicap handi-cap and ftrt at the weights named j 1 mile and 500 yards Stemler Ayers 6 tf i Frod Collier by i Joe Booker dam Puss by Norfolk J P Woolmane b m Bums by imported i im-ported BucUton dam Jennie 0 by Daniel I Dan-iel Boone G Covingtons c h Suchre by Linster I dam Flush J T Gilmcra b h Rai Bay by War Dance dam Neilson by imported Sovereign Sov-ereign Thomas McCoys c g Pikes Peak Race No 13 June IThe Hotel Stake for nil ages 50 entrance 525 forfeit 500 added SiCO to second 50 to third 23 miles Stf mler Ayers s g Fred Collier by Joe Hooker dam Puss by Norfolk ihoraas McCoys o g Pikes Peak I T Gilmers b h Red Boy by War Dicce dam Nielson by Imp Sovereign M il Allens b h Jocko by Cariboo darn Reply by Enquirer J F Wisdoms b m Ordinance by War Dance dam Bonnie Kate Race No 15 June Imub Parse 209 all age First S125 eecond 550 third 25 X mile heats George How ons b h Jim Douslatsby i tVilj idle dam by Norfok Thonm McCoys c g PikeS Peak W U Pierces s g Jonnn G Covirgtons c f Formosa by SunDance I Sun-Dance Norms 1 Race No 16 Juno Trotting 240 I class purse 400 first 250 second 100 third S50 G F Samson b g Dexter by Almont dam Mother Hubbard James Mathewson bm Millie D J W Montgomery g g Gray George J T Wisdoms g g Greenback by Glencoe Chief dam by VentureD Venture-D Hutchintoa blk g Zip Rtco No 17 June Selling race purse S250j 875 to second Horses entered to be sold for 51500 to carry entitled weights Two pounds off for each SIOO under fixed valuation Winner to be sold at auction immediately after the race and any excess over entered price to be divided between the club and second horse 1 V mile Thoma McCoy s g Pike Peak to be sold for 8300 J P Woolman b m Bolus by imported Buckton dam Jennie C by Daniel Boone to be sold for t 500 George Covingtons c h Euchre by Leinster dam Flash to sell for 500 J T Oilmens b h Red Boy by War Dance dam Neilson by icaporto i l Sov reign to sell for 51000 Race No 18 June 3dTrotting free for all purse 81000 first 8GOJ second 300 third 5100 C Samsons w m Happy E J Travis r u Tommy Dodd James Matthewsona b t g Frank L rmerly Orphan Boy J T Wisdoms b m Lady Faustina by Vermont Chauncey Lucos c g Pat Hunt by Old Tecumpeb dam by St CKir p L A RG HI i TABERNJ1ClE I Salt Lake City CI TIlE GRAND PERFORMANCES 0 R C I Friday Evening and Saturday Afternoon and Evening JUNE 15 6 18838 Under the Personal Direction of THEft THOMAS A And his Unrivalled Symphony Orchestra of SIXTY MUSICIANS Assisted by the following Soloist who have repeatedly appeared with MR THOMAS in his Symbpony Concerts and Great Festivals II4ssEmms C Tlmreby SOPRANO Mrs E SSanaplirey Allen SOPRANO IUrsJIDe HarUlezen SOPRANO 2irBBelleCole CONTRALTO 23r Fared Harvey r TENOR Sir Franz Remmert BASS AND mmc Jr1e 1IeEthg SOLO PIANIST WITH A Cirrus of JOO YIHCE3 1 3 3electSens will be given from Beethoven Beet-hoven Weber Mozart Mendelssohn Wagner Gluck etc in which all thE SOLOISTS and the GRAND OK CtiESTRA will3 participate tHe wholi forming the Graaelest Pro rRmme Eves Offered to Ute 32ns ca2 fnbllo Si Change of Performance Perform-ance at every Concert G6r SUBSCRIPTION SHEETS KEPT OPEN UNTIL SATURDAY SATUR-DAY MAY 2GTH 11 0 t PRICES RESERVED SEATS to Subscribers Subscrib-ers only admitting Two Persons to all the Concerts SS 00 RESERVED SEATS in Central Sections B and C not taken by Subscribers Single Concert One Person 8200 RESERVED SEATS in Side Sections Sec-tions A and D and Gallery E Single Concert One Person S150 GENERAL ADMISSION r 100 I I 11 Parties coming by Special Trains may secure RESERVED SEATS for SINGLE CONCERTS at 61 each by making early application I applica-tion to D 0 Calders Music Store Salt Lake City either by mail or telegraph J3f Box Sheet open for the Reservation Re-servation of SEASON TICKETS to Subscribers only on Monday May 2Sth at 10 aua at D 0 Cal ders East Temple street and will remain open for subscribers only until Saturday evening June 2d Gif Box Sheet open for the Reservation Re-servation of Single Tickets same place on Monday June 4th at 10 am ± ll1lll Ct HE WILL imme iihaiel l > lelmvc Croup Whooping j Cough and Bronchitis Sold by Z C M I Drug Store 14 l HA VERIiY8 I SALT M BTsS it TATFE Lindsays Dramatic GOillDnl FOR THREE NIGHTS Thursday Hiiday and Saturday May 24 25 and 26 and SATURDAY MATINEE at 2 pm THE TRAGEDIAN JOHN s LINDSAY Supported b > his own Dramatic Company THURSDAY EVENING MAY 24 Will preaint for tho fit st time in Salt Lake City Tom Taylor great Russian Drama In three acts TJI2n SJiJRW Or LOVE LEVELS ALL Ivan Kkoryicli the Serf John S Linda ay FRIDAY EVENING MAY 25 IR Clh1DLBEUJ SATURDAY MATINEE 2 PM j2EI sRP SATURDAY EVENING MAY 26 DAMON T AID PYTHIAS Usual Prices of AdmIssIon Box Offico open Thursday May 21 at ii am in20 IMES OPERA HO SEA SE-A to the Veteran ACTOR THOMAS A SYNE By the Citizens cf Salt lake THURSDAY EVE MAY 24 Curtain rises at 8 oclock sharp To commence com-mence with the Library sceno from Colemans iragedy of the ON CHET Sir Edward MortlmerrH03 A LYN Wllford his Secretary AIiss Louise Plat HO CAN PLAY AT THAT SAME Third Act ot CA TLLE Camillo Mica A A Adam Third Act of OTHELLO othello the Moor ofVeniceT A LYNE OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA I THOB DAY EVENING MAT 24 Usual Theatre Fates No charge for Reserved Re-served Seats Doors open at 713 Performance Perform-ance will begin at 8 oclock sharp Ticko s for Sale everywhere Select your Seats on day of play m20 L La ILLAiiS1 Agent for Salt LakeCity for Antecite Fl asait t VallEy and Colora o Bla cksmithin COALS TiiI t URAV1iE 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 far and Hard Coal stoves three times OB far as any Soft Coal Never slacks and is i abslutely free frocc soot smoke dust and dirt In Ordering Please State No Wanted No1 adapted to Furnace or Large Cannon Stoves Xo 2 or Egg for Grates or ordinary Heating Stoves No3 or Stove for Ranges Cooking and Small Heating Stoves No 4 or Nut for Base Burners No 5 or Small Nut same as No4 lnplS HENRY WACENER Salt Lake City Utah CALIFORNIA BREWERY Q It Lager leer Ale and Porter Wholesale and Betai1 Secor South Street Three doors east from Main Sweet V soktebj Pwe 1his powder never varies j a marvel of parity strength and wholesomeness More economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot can-not be sold in competition rtth the mnlti tcfleof low test ehort weight alum or > > hos hate powders gold only in cans BcTJfc Hiivp PovJuu To > 1 w York n 5 f b Ladies Do you want a pure loom lug Complexion I If so a few applications of Hagans MAGNOLIA BALM will gratify grat-ify you to your hearts content con-tent It does away with Sal lowness Redness Pimples Blotches and all diseases and imperfections of the skin It overcomes the flushed appearance appear-ance of heat fatigue and excitement ex-citement It makes lady of THITY appear but TWENTY TWEN-TY and so natural gradual and perfect are its effects that it is impossible to detect its application 1 r l Jr Puller Hill tStill Attractive Mica Everything Green and Clean I Th Camera Obcura is Perfect 1 The Views ate nearly Doubled I The Mammoth Octopus is there I The Devil Fieh is thrown open Without any o > tra charge The Rifle Gallery is in good order I l Aunt Rally runs smoothly I There is also a Chimiirmn For the Boys to practice on I Oome along as usual and see ICE CREAMSUmiER DRINK Y CANDIES CAKES CLARS ETC Miission 10c small Children 5e And Each TlcSsct sees it JUl SPECIAL K AT2SFOR SCHOOLS D55 j lYajs SI Importer and Dealer in DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY Of Every Description 120 First South Street Opposite Kimball Block Particular attention paid to Repairing work ofVlatches Nona but experienced men employed I3ap ukot < H = NOTICE Salt Lake Western By Co Sail Lake May 17th 1883 ITHE ANNUAL MEETING of the R stockholders of the Salt Lake and Western Kailwa Company for the election elec-tion of directors to serve for the ensuing will be held at the station house of year Utah the at Lehi junction company County on Monday June li 1883 at 11 oclock a rot ro-t J W GANNETT Secretary NEW LUM YARD H SELLS At the Old Poneer lumber 5Tard Of ARMSTRONG k BAGLEY OM FSRST SOUTH STREET Opposite lita Ward Meeting House Offers at WHOLESALE AND aiSPAll LUMBER OF ALL GRADES Consisting in part ot Flooring scantling Boo IngCeillnePlckeU Lath ahlnglea Molding Mol-ding Joist Duets Windows Transoms Mouldings etc wfiwh will be sold at Bottom Figures 1u I 7 = IJAVID A JAMES Is Sole Agent for the Jackson Ven datIng Grate and Fire on the Hearth Crates Stoves and Mantles DAVID JAMESj j Is Sole Agent for the Otto Silent 3aB Engine I DAVID JAMBS Is Sole Agent for the Garry Iron Roofing DAVID JAMES la sole Agent for the Histon H B Smith and W H Warner Bteata ingApparatne c DAVID JAWES Is Sole Agent for the Hartford Glasa Water Closets and keeps in tock the Hellyer Hygeia Zanes Jennings and Whites Sanitary Closets all of which are firstclaea DAVID JAMES I Keeps in stock the Latest Improved Plumbers Materials to be found ia the Eastern Markets i DAVID JAMES j Has in stock the Latest Designs of GaB Fxtures selected personally 1 while in the East the past winter DAVID JAMES Has in stock a large supply of Iron Hose and Lead Pipe Pumps and Fittings DAVID JAMES Has in stock a large assortment of Tin Plate Sheet Iron Roofing and Galvanized Iron and is prepared to do all kinds of Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Work Stove Furniture a Specialty Spe-cialty DAVID JAMES Hss a large force of Firstolasa > Plumbers Steam and Gaa Fitters and is prepared to do Plumbing and Steam Fitting on the very latest improved im-proved plans as adopted by Eastern l cities and solicits the continued patronage pat-ronage of the citizens of this city and vicinity DAVID JAMES la also prepared to Lay Water Pipes I from the water mains on short notice I Orders Roie Iw T lAt eAt e-At Office and Workshops No 69 Main Street or Residence my 18 ARABIAN 1 Steam CoKeE ann SlIi M Mills IB W EUFF Manufacturer and Importer or I GO BES Teas 1G8S ChDcolates Ell AND lYHOLESALE JCXBBiSG 21S Main t Salt LiHf CU7 UTAH NEV ADA RAILWAY On aDd after THURSDAY MAY 24 1883 The Utah end Nevada Railway Company Com-pany will run trains on wtek days as follows nm Leave Salt Lake City 810 0 Brighton 83Q Chambers 000 Black Rock 9 2S Garfield 030 e Lake Point 9 40 Halfway House 1000 Tooelo 1025 Arrive at Terminus 1050 f pm Leave tho Terminus 1245 I Tooele 110 1 I e Half Way House 135 Lake Point 200 0 infield 210 I Black Rock 2 15 Cnambera 2 40 U Brighton 310 Arrive at altL31te City 330 SUNDAY TRAINS Leave Salt Lake City at 930 vm and 4 15 p m Returning arrive at Salt Lake City at 330 and 750 pm Fare to the Lake and return on all trains SOc Children under 10 years of ago half fare I 8F Fenton W W Biter Gsa Frt and Paaa Agt Supt |